OHF Introduces Player Development Model, News (Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario)

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Dec 24, 2017 | OHF | 21004 views
OHF Introduces Player Development Model
CAMBRIDGE, ON – The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) is proactively approaching a nation-wide initiative which will see more kids at younger ages playing and practicing hockey in age-appropriate programming.  Today, the OHF introduced its Player Development Model (PDM) for players 8-years-old and under. This document will serve as a guideline to the Hockey Canada Initiation Program and the recently updated Novice Programming.

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