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Girls Hockey FUNdamentals

This is our fundamental program for girls 4-15 years old. The goal of the program is to teach girls new to hockey fundamental hockey skills such as skating, stick handling, passing, etc. The girls should be able to get up on their own when they fall down and should be able to propel themselves on the ice. There will be 20 on ice development sessions starting early October and running to mid-March.

roadrunner House League  

We offer teams for U7 for ages 5-6 years old (2018 -2019), U9 (2016-2017), U11 (2014-2015), U13 (2012-2013), U15 (2010-2011) and U18 (2007-2009). Teams play in the K-W Girls' House League which is predominantly other house league teams from other Waterloo region centres. Registration includes a game and a practice per week, hockey jersey, hockey socks and registration into the Jason Cripps tournament in Kitchener over the Christmas holidays.  Teams will also participate in the roadrunner tournament in January as well as other tournaments if parents wish to do so, cost to be determined.  Development sessions will be available to those who wish to participate, registration to follow and cost to be determined.  The season begins early October and runs to mid-March.  For those new to the league, the younger age groups will predominantly play their games on the weekends, at home and on the road.  Every attempt will be made to have practices on the same day each week within a three hour window for all age groups.

 

roadrunner Travel Teams

We have teams from U9 to U22 with multiple teams at each level. The teams play in the OWHA Southern league. Teams compete against other south-western Ontario teams and attend multiple tournaments throughout the year. The season will start early September and go to the end of February or beyond, depending on how successful the team is in league playoffs and provincial playdowns. Travel players will receive multiple games and practices per week, home & away socks and development. An additional carding fee will be determined in September to cover additional costs such as extra ice, extra referees and additional general expense costs over and above what is covered by registration.