Parry Sound Hockey Club

Registration for this year's hockey season is closing soon. We are NOT accepting any registrations after the deadline of August 31st. Several age groups are nearing capacity, so don't delay your registration. Some divisions are close to reaching their team caps, and spots are filling quickly. Important reminder: The U9 MD team requires a tryout fee (similar to rep teams), even though this is the team's inaugural year. Payment is required to participate in tryouts.

📱 SportsHeadz Update 📱 Parents, please hold off on trying to join teams through the SportsHeadz app. Once all coaches are selected (Rep) and assigned (Local League), your coach/manager will get everything set up for you. Currently, only our U9-U18 Rep coaches have been determined. For the latest updates on the upcoming season: 👍 Follow our Facebook page 🌐 Check our website Thank-you!

We know that school has just finished, but did you know that the calendar is already filling for the open skates and rep tryouts? Check out our website to make sure that you're following the calendar(s) applicable to your child(ren) so that you're prepared for the start of our new season!

The U9 MD (Minor Development) program is a hockey category for players under 9 years old that our Club is introducing for the 2025-2026 hockey season.  The U9 MD program is designed around skill development rather than competitive play. The program consists of four levels of instruction, designed specifically for young hockey players. Each level features practice plans that follow a defined progression path, introducing and refining skills in skating, puck control, passing, and shooting.

Hey hockey parents - we've noticed something lately – not as many kids are wanting to be goalies these days. What's up with that? Thank you for your interest in providing us valuable feedback as our Club looks to address, develop and work with goalies of all ages/levels. We want to hear your feedback so we can keep goalies. While we (and Hockey Canada) recognize this as a National problem, we are wanting to get feedback from parents, that will help us as we make strategic decisions on