Registration for the Santa Claus Showdown Tournament is now open.  Visit our tournaments page for more information and to register.

Sept 22nd at Fort William Gardens 10:00am – Novice (60 min) 11:00am – Atom A (90 min) 12:30pm – Peewee A (60 min)   Sept 23rd at Fort William Gardens 10:00am – Novice (60 min) 11:00am – Atom A (90 min) 12:30pm – Peewee A (60 min)   Sept 25th is Elks Draft Night for…

Power Skating schedule is now available on the Power Skating page.

The Atom Power Skating is FULL!  If you’re still interested, please register on the waiting list as we may be able to accommodate some additional skaters…no guarantees but we’ll do our best!

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.

Register now for the Elks Hockey Power Skating! The cost is $125 per player and the program runs September 10th through 21st.  There will be 5 sessions per week over the two week period, and will take place Monday through Friday.  There is NO conflict with Elks Power Skating and AA tryouts. Register soon as…

This week PRO Kids the launched the return of Training with a Pro: the Hockey Edition! If you are not familiar, Training with a Pro is a fundraiser in support of PRO Kids that gives Thunder Bay children and youth the opportunity to train, exercise and meet local professional athletes. In this years’ hockey edition…

REGISTRATION DEADLINES & INFORMATION! https://registration.hockeycanada.ca/registration/?ID=1214 Registration for the 2018/19 season is open! You can start your registration through the registration page.

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…

Advice any hockey parent can learn from. Bobby Orr offered up surprising advice for minor hockey parents