Congrats to the Peewee Storm, News (CYO Minor Hockey)

As of Monday March 1st we are moving to RED. CYO will not resume operations until we are back in Orange, but we have secured 1 hour of ice per program (pay-per-play at $90/hour of ice divided by number of players). Program leaders will reach out to ...

To speed up the entry process, the City of St Catharines has launched an ONLINE SCREENING AP - stcatharines.ca/visitorscreening. Complete the questions on your cellphone and then show the summary screen to staff upon entry.  Coaches note you are ...

PARENTS, please be aware that if your child participates in a non-sanctioned game this season, you will lose all privileges with Hockey Canada sanctioned leagues for the remainder of the season and will have to re-apply for reinstatement to the ...

Congratulations to CYO player Owen McNeish-Fortune, a goalie with our Peewee Hurricanes, on having his Ice Dogs jersey submission chosen as the winning design for their "Night School" game on March 7th. His design was chosen out of over 200 ...

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 ...

Congratulations to our very own Doug Lowther on becoming an official Hockey Canada Ambassador!  Doug has spent more than 30 years as a coach, half of it introducing hundreds of young players to the game through our Just Try It and First Shift ...

Beginning in the 2020-21 season, the names of age divisions at every level of minor hockey will be simplified to match age categories -- Novice to U9, Atom to U11, Peewee to U13, and so on. It moves things more in line with the IIHF and other ...

The CYO is a league that was born out of a love for the game. We strive to develop all our players through on and off-ice activities, skills and drills, game play, and teamwork. But the CYO is about more than just developing players - we also ...