Port Credit Hockey Association

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What's New:

A listing of PCHA teams can be found under the Coaching Corner

PCHA Events

PCHA Calendar

2010/11 Medalists

"A" Teams

Minor Novice: Gold

Atom: Silver

Minor Bantam: Silver

Bantam: Silver

Midget A Jr.: Silver

"HL" Teams

Minor Novice Red/White (PC021): Gold

Minor Novice Blue (PC022): Gold

Minor Novice Green (PC024): Gold

Novice Red (PC031): Silver

Novice White (PC032): Bronze

Novice Green (PC034): Gold

Minor Atom White (PC041): Gold

Minor Atom Blue (PC042): Gold

Atom Green (PC053): Silver

Minor Peewee Blue 2 (PC062): Silver

Minor Peewee Green (PC063): Gold

Minor Bantam White (PC082): Gold

Minor Bantam White (PC083): Silver

Bantam White (PC092): Gold

Bantam Green (PC094): Bronze

Minor Midget Red (PC101): Silver

Minor Midget (PC102): White 1: Silver

Midget Red (PC112): Gold

Midget White (PC113): Gold

Juvenile Red (PC120): Gold

Juvenile White (PC121): Gold

UPCOMMING EVENTS - mark your calendars

 


Coaches vs Coaches Benifit Hockey Game



Saturday, January 28th, @ Port Credit Arena

7:30 PM General Admission $ 5.00
Children under 6 are Free

Proceeds go towards the Port Credit Player Assistance and MHL Playmore Programs

These programs assist players who are unable to participate in hockey due to severe financial constraints.

Playing Hockey Is Not A "Right" · It Should Be A "Given"

 


PCHA Night With The Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors



Friday, February 17th, @ Hersey Centre

 

 

PLAYER REGISTRATION and COACHING

 

Interested in being a 2012/13 Minor Hockey Coach

Interested in coaching a Houseleague team

Contact: David Neale 416 605-4437 |  email to become an HL team coach

 

Interested in coaching an "A" team

Contact: David Neale 416 605-4437 |  email to become an A team coach

 

Download a copy of the 2012 / 13 coaching application PCHA Coaching Application - 2012 / 13
Download a copy of the 2012 / 13 coaches responsibility agreement PCHA Coaches' Responsibility Agreement - 2012 / 13

Checking at the A level

 

In light of the concerns about brain injuries and concussions, the MHL is looking at ways to minimize this danger to our players. Statistics suggest that removing checking may reduce the risk. Therefore, it’s an option that we are debating.

The MHL would not remove checking from our A division unless it was mandated by the OHF and the GTHL. This action would put our players at increased risk when playing "checking approved" teams in tournaments and exhibition games.

Hockey is a physical sport and checking is a part of the game that has attracted Canadians for over a century. When performed well, checking is a skilled and exciting way to separate the puck from your opponent. Should it remain a part of the game?

 

Please join the debate. Send your comments to info@hockey.on.ca.

 

 

 

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