RED DEER – BFL Coach of the Year is back for the third season and nominations are now open! The BFL Coach of the Year Awards recognize and honour female coaches who exemplify the positive values of hockey and sport, for their successful and outstanding achievements in player development and the leadership of their players […]
RED DEER – The Alberta Female Hockey League will be well represented at the 2021 Western Regional Women’s U18 Championship with 11 players named to the roster. On Monday afternoon, Hockey Alberta announced the 20-player roster that will be sporting Team Alberta colours at the inaugural 2021 Western Regional Women’s U18 Championship in Portage la […]
Hockey Alberta is hosting an Elite Coach Development Series for those coaches in the AA, AAA, and Junior streams. The virtual sessions will feature current WHL coaches covering a variety of topics, hosted via Zoom. There are six sessions that will take place on Monday’s from October 4 – November 15, with no cost to […]
RED DEER – Hockey Alberta is pleased to announce TRAXX Coachlines as its official team transportation provider. Traxx Coachlines will be the charter motor coach service of choice for Hockey Alberta, the Alberta Elite Hockey League and the Alberta Female Hockey League for the next two seasons. As the exclusive partner, TRAXX Coachlines will provide […]
A Message to the Members: Today is June 30, 2021. Exactly one year ago Hockey Alberta released the initial version of our Return to Hockey Plan. In the ensuing 12 months, the Return to Hockey Plan has been updated several times, and renamed Hockey’s Path Forward, and now Ready For Hockey! Each change in requirements […]
RED DEER – Hockey Alberta has announced details for the Team Alberta U16 Male and U18 Female Summer Camps, Fuelled by Gatorade. Team Alberta U16 Male Summer Camp Team Alberta U16 Male Summer Camp is open to 2006-born male athletes from Alberta who were registered with a Hockey Canada/Hockey Alberta sanctioned program in the 2020-21 […]
RED DEER – This month’s Alumni Spotlight focuses on Rhianna Kurio, formerly of the Bowness Bruins. Rhianna began playing hockey when she was 4-5 years old. Her father, who still plays hockey, was her biggest influence for why she got involved in the game. He was her coach as a young player and has been […]
