U7 (Initiation), U9 (Novice) and U11 (Atom) Player Pathway Implementation for 2020-2021, News (CYO Minor Hockey)

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U7 (Initiation), U9 (Novice) and U11 (Atom) Player Pathway Implementation for 2020-2021
Submitted By CYO Development on Sunday, December 22, 2019

All U7 (Initiation), U9 (Novice) and U11 (Atom) players within Hockey Canada programming will be playing the entirety of next hockey season with the implementation of the U11 (Atom) Player Pathway.

Starting in the 2020-2021 season minor hockey players, including those in the Ontario Hockey Federation’s Member Partners ALLIANCE, GTHL, OMHA, NOHA and the OWHA will be following the U11 (Atom) Player Pathway.

Player Pathways, as we have seen with U7 (Initiation) and U9 (Novice) Programming are progressive, learn-to-play development guides that support the player development continuum from U7 (Initiation) through to U11 (Atom). The Pathways outline optimal seasonal structures and age appropriate development guidelines.



 
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