Kitchener Inclusive Hockey (Kitchener Minor Hockey)

Effective Today Friday Feb 2nd Join KMHA Live and on Demand on LiveBarn! Read on for more details...

The Spirit of Hockey Unifying Three Cities! With this season’s whistles silent and skates out for sharpening the boards of Cambridge, Kitchener, and Waterloo Minor Hockey Associations have been busy at work creating The Tri Cities Hockey League (TCHL). The Tri Cities Hockey League (TCHL) was born of a shared vision to create a hockey league that not only showcases remarkable skill and competition between the three cities, but also fosters unity and regional pride. This collaborative effort aims to strengthen the bond between our neighboring centres, transcend boundaries, and create a ...

The Kitchener Ice Pirates will be heading to Grand Ravine to play in the Annual SHI tournament March 27-30, 2019. We look forward to building friendships, having fun and playing a lot of hockey!

September 21st will be the first practice of the 2013/14 Hockey Season at the Activa Sportsplex. Fundamentals of Hockey Ice Pirates 12:15pm Junior Ice Pirates 1:15pm Intermediate/Senior Ice Pirates 2:15pm Looking forward to seeing everyone on the ice!

Rick Weir (aka. Tunes), the Ice Pirates "Music Man" is currently travelling in England visiting the SpiceJets Special Needs Hockey Team! Rick took with him auction items and other "Canadian" goodies to share with a fellow team across the pond. Spending time with new friends and making connections on behalf of the Ice Pirates players and their families! More pictures tracking Rick's adventure with the SpiceJets can be found on the Kitchener Ice Pirates Facebook page. Thanks "Tunes" and the SpiceJets for making this happen and enjoy the rest of your trip!

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The Kitchener Ice Pirates is a special needs hockey program, providing children and adults with developmental disabilities from across Waterloo Region the opportunity to participate in a hockey program that is tailored to their specific needs. Our participant's abilities range from new non-skaters to those on their way to becoming great hockey players.

Players on the Ice Pirates gain a sense of fairplay friendship, and an amazing sense of accomplishment as they improve their hockey skills. As part of this unique team they improve their fine and gross motor skills as well as their understanding of acceptable social behaviour. Regardless of their ability on the ice, they all love coming to the rink, making new friends and participating in this great game of hockey!

If you are interested and want more information please contact Kirsten Carr at [email protected] .

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