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Registration is now open for the 2020/21 season - check out the registration page for more details!
At its Winter Congress this weekend in Montreal, the Hockey Canada membership approved a regulation change proposed by the board of directors to revise the naming of the age divisions used in minor hockey across Canada. Following the recommendations of a task team, the age divisions will become U7, U9, U11 through to U21, impacting all minor and female hockey programs under the Hockey Canada umbrella. More details are available on the Hockey Canada page.
Wolf Security Elks Peewee A: First place in the SuperRink Spectacular Thanksgiving (Minneapolis, MN)
Elks Peewee AA: First Place in the SuperRink Spectacular Thanksgiving (Minneapolis, MN)
Citi Centre Print ELKS Peewee A: 3rd place in the Brick City Classic (Chaska, MN)
Elks Atom AA: 3rd place in the Brick City Classic (Chaska, MN)
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Latest Elks News & Events
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IP1 FAQs (Part)
Elks IP Hockey will be Mondays between 5:30pm and 7:30pm, and Saturdays between 9am and 12pm. Kids will generally have a 1 hour ice time on each of those days. All Elks IP1 ice times will be at Delaney Arena. Our IP season begins in October and runs through to the end of March.
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Hockey Canada Novice Guidelines
Starting this hockey season, Novice hockey in Thunder Bay will be following the new Hockey Canada Novice Guidelines. Find out more in this YouTube video or on the Hockey Canada Novice Program website. The formula is simple – age-appropriate programs mean more time in the game and more puck touches, which means improved skill development and…
Read MoreIP1 FAQs (Part)
Elks IP Hockey will be Mondays between 5:30pm and 7:30pm, and Saturdays between 9am and 12pm. Kids will generally have a 1 hour ice time on each of those days. All Elks IP1 ice times will be at Delaney Arena. Our IP season begins in October and runs through to the end of March.
Read MoreHockey Canada Novice Guidelines
Starting this hockey season, Novice hockey in Thunder Bay will be following the new Hockey Canada Novice Guidelines. Find out more in this YouTube video or on the Hockey Canada Novice Program website. The formula is simple – age-appropriate programs mean more time in the game and more puck touches, which means improved skill development and…
Read MoreRegistration for the 2019/20 hockey season is open. You can start your registration by clicking the button below.