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NOHA Rink Report – December 1st, 2023



NOHA Tournament of Champions and House League Tournament of Champions team applications and payment are due December 1st! Make sure you submit your applications before the deadline tonight.

Hockey Canada has released a report on Rule 11.4 – Discrimination Read the Hockey Canada Maltreatment Report


 
NOHA Tournament of Champions team applications are open until December 1st!
 
Apply Now

 
This season, W.A.I.T. before you act! Get involved and spread the message:
 
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The NOHA is currently accepting nominations for Official of the Month. Officials nominated should be between the ages of 14-17 and have a passion for officiating!
 
Nomination Form
 
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The Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) is committed to promoting healthy environments for all of their players, coaches, officials, participants and businesses who provide services to those participating in hockey programs.
 
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The NOHA Team Guide is a resource for you and your team with great information for your season.
 
If you haven’t saved the Team Guide to your favourites yet, click below!
 
 
Team Guide

 
The NOHA wants to celebrate our hard-working and dedicated volunteers by choosing a Volunteer of the Month!
 
To nominate your Volunteers, please fill in the form HERE
Selected Volunteers will be posted mid-month.
 
Nominate

Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations
 
Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:
Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusiveness
Ensure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standards
Remove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participants
Track participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainability
Collect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas
Read More

NOHA Rink Report – November 24th, 2023

NOHA Tournament of Champions and House League Tournament of Champions team applications are due December 1st! Make sure you submit your applications before the deadline.
 NOHA Tournament of Champions team applications are open until December 1st! Apply Now This season, W.A.I.T. before you act! Get involved and spread the message: Read More
 The NOHA is currently accepting nominations for Official of the Month. Officials nominated should be between the ages of 14-17 and have a passion for officiating! Nomination Form Read More The Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) is committed to promoting healthy environments for all of their players, coaches, officials, participants and businesses who provide services to those participating in hockey programs. Read More
 NOHA Clinics have been posted for November. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]  Register The NOHA wants to celebrate our hard-working and dedicated volunteers by choosing a Volunteer of the Month! To nominate your Volunteers, please fill in the form HERESelected Volunteers will be posted mid-month. Nominate
Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusivenessEnsure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standardsRemove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participantsTrack participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainabilityCollect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas
Read More

NOHA Rink Report – November 17th, 2023

 The NOHA is will be hosting several Christmas Skills Camps throughout Northern Ontario during the 2023 Holiday Season. There will be four levels offered: U7/U9, U11/U13, U15/U18, and Goalies only. All skill levels are welcome! Registration is open until Monday, November 20th! Read More Applications are now open for Hockey Canada/IIHF Try Hockey programs. This is a great opportunity to bring in new participants, with an ice rental subsidy, staff honourarium, and equipment options for up to 36 participants!  Read More
 NOHA Tournament of Champions team applications are open until December 1st! Apply Now This season, W.A.I.T. before you act! Get involved and spread the message: Read More
 The NOHA is currently accepting nominations for Official of the Month. Officials nominated should be between the ages of 14-17 and have a passion for officiating! Nomination Form Read More The Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) is committed to promoting healthy environments for all of their players, coaches, officials, participants and businesses who provide services to those participating in hockey programs. Read More
 NOHA Clinics have been posted for November. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]  Register The NOHA wants to celebrate our hard-working and dedicated volunteers by choosing a Volunteer of the Month! To nominate your Volunteers, please fill in the form HERESelected Volunteers will be posted mid-month. Nominate
Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusivenessEnsure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standardsRemove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participantsTrack participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainabilityCollect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas
Read More
Made in Northern Ontario Plan

NOHA Rink Report – November 10th, 2023

 The NOHA is excited to announce we will be hosting several Christmas Skills Camps throughout Northern Ontario during the 2023 Holiday Season. There will be four levels offered in each area: U7/U9, U11/U13, U15/U18, and Goalies only. All skill levels are welcome! Read More Applications are now open for Hockey Canada/IIHF Try Hockey programs. This is a great opportunity to bring in new participants, with an ice rental subsidy, staff honourarium, and equipment options for up to 36 participants!  Read More
 NOHA Tournament of Champions team applications are open until December 1st! Apply Now This season, W.A.I.T. before you act! Get involved and spread the message: Read More
This past weekend, November 3-5, 2023 the 2nd Annual NOHA Officials Program of Excellence weekend was hosted at the Big Nickel AAA Hockey Tournament in Sudbury, Ontario.
 The NOHA hosted 14 officials from all across Northern Ontario to provide a developmental experience of education and sharing rooted in the Hockey Canada Officiating Pathway.
 Officials attended classroom sessions featuring instructors Glen Campbell (NOHA Director of Officials), Ken Cox (OHL Officiating Manager), Danny McCourt (NOJHL Officiating Coach). Dan Hannoomansingh from Hockey Canada spoke to the officials virtually.
 On the ice, invitees had the opportunity to officiate at the highest levels of AAA hockey, and received on-ice supervision, with exposure for future events such as the Hockey Canada Ontario Region OPoE.
 The NOHA would like to thank our valued instructors and speakers, as well as the Big Nickel AAA tournament committee for a fantastic opportunity.
 The NOHA is currently accepting nominations for Official of the Month. Officials nominated should be between the ages of 14-17 and have a passion for officiating! Nomination Form Read More The OHF is seeking entrants on their latest survey on the Development Phase.The survey is open to parents/guardians/athletes of MHAs.  Survey Complete Survey
 NOHA Clinics have been posted for November. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]  Register The NOHA wants to celebrate our hard-working and dedicated volunteers by choosing a Volunteer of the Month! To nominate your Volunteers, please fill in the form HERESelected Volunteers will be posted mid-month. Nominate
Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusivenessEnsure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standardsRemove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participantsTrack participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainabilityCollect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas
Read More
Made in Northern Ontario Plan

NOHA Rink Report – October 27th, 2023

 The NOHA is currently accepting nominations for Official of the Month. Officials nominated should be between the ages of 14-17 and have a passion for officiating! Nomination Form Read More The OHF is seeking entrants on their latest survey on the Development Phase.The survey is open to parents/guardians/athletes of MHAs.  Survey Complete Survey
 NOHA Clinics have been posted for November. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]  Register The NOHA wants to celebrate our hard-working and dedicated volunteers by choosing a Volunteer of the Month! To nominate your Volunteers, please fill in the form HERESelected Volunteers will be posted mid-month. Nominate
Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusivenessEnsure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standardsRemove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participantsTrack participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainabilityCollect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas
Read More

NOHA Rink Report – October 20th, 2023

The NOHA wants to celebrate our hard-working and dedicated volunteers by choosing a Volunteer of the Month, who will be featured on our website and social media, and receive a prize!

To nominate your Volunteers, please fill in the form HERE

Selected Volunteers will be posted mid-month.

Volunteers must be members of the NOHA for the 2023-2024 season.

Team NOHA Ontario Winter Games Staff Applications have been posted and will be accepted until October 27th, 2023.

Send to [email protected]

The OHF has announced the Hosts for the 2024 OHF Championships!

Congratulations to NOHA Hosts Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey (U13 A) and Timmins Minor Hockey (U13 AA).

NOHA Clinics have been posted for November. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications.

The NOHA will be offering three free Maltreatment Information Sessions. These sessions are open to all players, coaches, officials, and parents:

Ontario Winter Games Team Staff Applications

The Northern Ontario Hockey Association is seeking applications for Team NOHA Staff for the 2024 Ontario Winter Games in Thunder Bay.

The events the Ontario Winter Games Team NOHA will be attending are the following:

• Main evaluation Camp from January 4-6, 2024, in North Bay.

• The Ontario Winter Games, hosted in Thunder Bay from February 22-25, 2024.

There is travel involved and therefore additional day(s) will be required before and after the event to get to and from Thunder Bay.

Please find more information and the application forms below, which can be sent to NOHA Technical Director Jacob Brown at [email protected] along with your resume by November 3rd, 2023.

Head Coach Application Form

Assistant Coach Application Form

Trainer Application Form

NOHA Rink Report – October 6th, 2023

Have a safe long weekend, everyone, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Team NOHA Staff Applications have been posted and will be accepted until October 13th, 2023.

Send to [email protected]

The NOHA and OHF are excited to announce that Sault Major Hockey Association will be hosting the U18 AAA Central Regional Championship being held in April of 2024.

NOHA Clinics have been posted for September and October. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications.

NOHA Entry-Level Officials Clinics have been posted. Follow the steps to join our Officiating team!

Learn from Olympic timekeeper and Sudbury resident Randy Pascal in three free timekeeper clinics offered to all NOHA timekeepers:

The NOHA will be offering three free Maltreatment Information Sessions. These sessions are open to all players, coaches, officials, and parents:

Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations

  • Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:

    • Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusiveness

    • Ensure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standards

    • Remove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participants

    • Track participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainability

    • Collect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas

NOHA Rink Report – September 29, 2023

The deadline to apply to Host the NOHA Tournament of Champions is October 1st! Get your application in HERE

The NOHA Team Guide provides an overview of important hockey information for our teams. Find out more:

The NOHA and OHF are excited to announce that Sault Major Hockey Association will be hosting the U18 AAA Central Regional Championship being held in April of 2024.

NOHA Clinics have been posted for September and October. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications.

NOHA Entry-Level Officials Clinics have been posted. Follow the steps to join our Officiating team!

Learn from Olympic timekeeper and Sudbury resident Randy Pascal in three free timekeeper clinics offered to all NOHA timekeepers:

The NOHA will be offering three free Maltreatment Information Sessions. These sessions are open to all players, coaches, officials, and parents:

Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations

  • Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:

    • Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusiveness

    • Ensure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standards

    • Remove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participants

    • Track participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainability

    • Collect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas

NOHA Rink Report – September 15, 2023

NOHA Rink Report – September 15, 2023

NOHA Clinics have been posted for September and October. View Certification Requirements and Register now to obtain your certifications.

NOHA Entry-Level Officials Clinics have been posted. Follow the steps to join our Officiating team!

The NOHA Team Guide provides an overview of important hockey information for our teams. Find out more:

NOHA Tournament of Champions Host Applications are open until October 1st. Apply now to Host a TOC!

Learn from Olympic timekeeper and Sudbury resident Randy Pascal in three free timekeeper clinics offered to all NOHA timekeepers:

The NOHA will be offering three free Maltreatment Information Sessions. These sessions are open to all players, coaches, officials, and parents:

Hockey Canada Pathway to Hockey Coverage Information for Associations

  • Pathway to Hockey programs (commonly known as try hockey programs) are designed to provide fun, safe and affordable introduction to hockey opportunities to all Canadians. These are programs that are run and managed by Local Hockey Associations – with the objective of growing their membership. Pathway to hockey programs can be a simple ball hockey initiative or a 12-week program that teaches skating or the fundamentals of the game. Key objectives for this initiative are as follows:

    • Provide an opportunity for Local Hockey Associations to expand their introductory programming offerings, leading to increased accessibility, diversity and inclusiveness

    • Ensure that all participants and programs are insured and managed in accordance with our shared values and standards

    • Remove a component of the cost barrier (insurance) for program participants

    • Track participants and their hockey journey, leading to greater understanding of retention and sustainability

    • Collect best practices and innovative ideas, including identification of opportunities to share with others and/or scale in other areas