ALLIANCE HOCKEY AAA FACE OFFS
All Face Off games are considered regular season games and count towards regular season standings.
ALLIANCE Hockey Minor Midget AAA Face Off #2 - November 22-24, 2019 FACE OFF PROGRAM - Host: Woodstock - Location: Woodstock, Southwood Arena - WDCC - 12 Minor Midget AAA teams - 18 game schedule - Schedule & Scores
ALLIANCE Hockey Bantam AAA Face Off – September 11-13, 2020 - Host: TBA - Location: TBA - 12 Bantam AAA teams - 24 game Schedule - Schedule & Scores ALLIANCE Hockey Minor Bantam AAA Face Off - September 18-20, 2020 - Host: TBA - Location: TBA - 12 Minor Bantam AAA teams - 24 game schedule - Schedule & Scores ALLIANCE Hockey Pro Hockey Life Minor Midget AAA Face Off #1 - September 18-20, 2020 - Host: TBA - Location: TBA - 12 Minor Midget AAA teams - 24 game schedule - Schedule & Scores
ALLIANCE Hockey Midget AAA Face Off – September 25-27, 2020 - Host: TBA - Location: TBA - 8 Midget AAA teams - 16 game schedule - Schedule & Scores
MINOR MIDGET AAA FACE OFF PROGRAM MIDGET AAA FACE OFF PROGRAM
The following list are the associations within the ALLIANCE who offer house league programmming:
Association Contact Information
Region 4 House League
ALLIANCE Hockey, through their member association, offers Recreational Hockey for first time participants. Below is information on where these programs can be found, what is involved in terms of approximate costs, number of games and programming. ALLIANCE Hockey is a member of Hockey Canada and the Ontario Hockey Federation.
Recreational Hockey is the very basic introductory level of Hockey also referred to as House League Hockey. Ages run from 6 to 21 years of age depending on the programming in that particular association.
• Approximately 3 times every two weeks • Approximately 30 ice-times per year
• For actual cost contact the association. • Includes ice-time, jersey and in some cases socks
• ALLIANCE Hockey belongs to the Ontario Hockey Federation and Hockey Canada • Each participant is insured through Hockey Canada
• ALLIANCE Recreational Hockey has a rule where there is no body checking. There is still the opportunity for injury. The percentages decrease with body checking not in the game. • The participant has the opportunity to learn without the concern of body checking.
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