DURATION: This Program runs for 8 Weeks Starting January 19 until March 16In the Auxiliary Gymnasium in the Amelia Saputo Center on the STFX campus. The Class is Mondays 3:15-4:15 PM.
AGES: This program is for boys and girls 4 years old - 10 years old (age during the program).
COST & PAYMENT: This Program costs $90 for the 8 week term. Payment will be completed through Credit Card payment with Playfinder after registration is accepted.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Participants will take part in various types of gymnastic activities, games, relays, obstacle courses, etc. to develop their physical literacy. Our program follows the Canadian Gymnastics Federation's Can Gym Program, which is a badge incentive program that allows children to experience gymnastics in a progressive and safe manner.
Please note:There are no parents allowed in gym during class time. All pick up and drop offs are outside the gym doors of the Auxiliary Gym inthe Saputo Center.
Limit of 45 spots available, a waitlist of 10 will be maintained.
For More information contact Kelly Thompson atemail kthompso@stfx.ca
Program Status: Registration Closed
Children's Gymnastics - Fall 2026 - Human Kinetics Dpt.
DURATION: This Program runs for 8 Weeks Starting January 19 until March 16In the Auxiliary Gymnasium in the Amelia Saputo Center on the STFX campus. The Class is Mondays 3:15-4:15 PM.
AGES: This program is for boys and girls 4 years old - 10 years old (age during the program).
COST & PAYMENT: This Program costs $90 for the 8 week term. Payment will be completed through Credit Card payment with Playfinder after registration is accepted.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Participants will take part in various types of gymnastic activities, games, relays, obstacle courses, etc. to develop their physical literacy. Our program follows the Canadian Gymnastics Federation's Can Gym Program, which is a badge incentive program that allows children to experience gymnastics in a progressive and safe manner.
Please note:There are no parents allowed in gym during class time. All pick up and drop offs are outside the gym doors of the Auxiliary Gym inthe Saputo Center.
Limit of 45 spots available, a waitlist of 10 will be maintained.
For More information contact Kelly Thompson atemail kthompso@stfx.ca
Saturday morning practice: Practices will rotate between Antigonish and Cape Breton.
Friday Night House League: All players will continue to participate in their regular Friday night House League in their home region (Antigonish or Port Hood).
3–4 games per month: Games may be scheduled during the team's regular Saturday practice time or on Sundays.
Travel: Some games will involve travel to locations such as New Glasgow, Truro, Sydney and Halifax.
To keep the commitment manageable, we will also look to schedule games against nearby C teams, including AMHA, Strait and Canso, whenever possible.
Goaltending If we do not have a designated goalie, we will ask players to rotate through the goalie equipment. This will give players an opportunity to try the position and perhaps spark an interest in becoming a goalie next season.
Looking Ahead Once a coach is in place, the plan would be to use October primarily for practices and player development, with games beginning in November. The QC Board will assist with scheduling practices and games throughout the season.
Once the team is established and playing, we can also look at registering for a female tournament that fits best with the team's schedule.
Program Status: Registration Open
QCU11/U13 REC Team
Program Details
Saturday morning practice: Practices will rotate between Antigonish and Cape Breton.
Friday Night House League: All players will continue to participate in their regular Friday night House League in their home region (Antigonish or Port Hood).
3–4 games per month: Games may be scheduled during the team's regular Saturday practice time or on Sundays.
Travel: Some games will involve travel to locations such as New Glasgow, Truro, Sydney and Halifax.
To keep the commitment manageable, we will also look to schedule games against nearby C teams, including AMHA, Strait and Canso, whenever possible.
Goaltending If we do not have a designated goalie, we will ask players to rotate through the goalie equipment. This will give players an opportunity to try the position and perhaps spark an interest in becoming a goalie next season.
Looking Ahead Once a coach is in place, the plan would be to use October primarily for practices and player development, with games beginning in November. The QC Board will assist with scheduling practices and games throughout the season.
Once the team is established and playing, we can also look at registering for a female tournament that fits best with the team's schedule.
The U18 Female Hockey Program offers a competitive and development-focused experience for players looking to advance their skills. Teams will be offered at the AA, and A levels, depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All U15 teams compete in provincial leagues, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U18 AA: $1,050
U18 A: $950
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
Program Status: Registration Closed
U18 QC Whitecaps
U18 Female Hockey Program
The U18 Female Hockey Program offers a competitive and development-focused experience for players looking to advance their skills. Teams will be offered at the AA, and A levels, depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All U15 teams compete in provincial leagues, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U18 AA: $1,050
U18 A: $950
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
The U11 Female Hockey Program offers several participation options to meet the needs of players at different stages of development.
House League is available in both the Antigonish and Cape Breton (CB) regions for players looking to enjoy hockey in a fun, developmental environment with no travel.
Please note: All players playing C to AA will also also be placed on a House League team in their region.
For players seeking a more competitive experience, teams will be offered at the AA and A levels, with the possibility of a C team depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All competitive U11 teams compete in a provincial league, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U11 House League (Antigonish & CB): $400
U11 AA: $1,000
U11 A: $950
U11 C: TBD if offered
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
Program Status: Registration Closed
U11 QC Whitecaps
U11 Female Hockey Program
The U11 Female Hockey Program offers several participation options to meet the needs of players at different stages of development.
House League is available in both the Antigonish and Cape Breton (CB) regions for players looking to enjoy hockey in a fun, developmental environment with no travel.
Please note: All players playing C to AA will also also be placed on a House League team in their region.
For players seeking a more competitive experience, teams will be offered at the AA and A levels, with the possibility of a C team depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All competitive U11 teams compete in a provincial league, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U11 House League (Antigonish & CB): $400
U11 AA: $1,000
U11 A: $950
U11 C: TBD if offered
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
The U15 Female Hockey Program offers a competitive and development-focused experience for players looking to advance their skills. Teams will be offered at the AAA, AA, and A levels, depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All U15 teams compete in provincial leagues, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U15 AAA: $1,250
U15 AA: $1,000
U15 A: $950
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
Program Status: Registration Closed
U15 QC Whitecaps
U15 Female Hockey Program
The U15 Female Hockey Program offers a competitive and development-focused experience for players looking to advance their skills. Teams will be offered at the AAA, AA, and A levels, depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All U15 teams compete in provincial leagues, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U15 AAA: $1,250
U15 AA: $1,000
U15 A: $950
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
The U9 Female Hockey Program offers two participation streams to meet the needs of players and families.
House League (Antigonish Based) is designed for players who want to enjoy hockey in a fun, developmental environment with no travel. The program includes Sunday morning house league games (alternating between 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.) and 1 weekly skill development sessions (Saturday morning), depending on ice availability. (COST is 400.00)
Rep Program offers a higher level of development and competition. We have two rep teams: one based in Antigonish and one in the Cape Breton (CB) area. Antigonish rep players also participate in the Antigonish House League program, sharing ice with house league players for both H/L games and skills and receiving one additional team practice each week. CB rep players receive two team practices per week. Families interested in travelling to Antigonish to participate in the Sunday morning House League program are welcome to contact the U9 Coordinator. (Cost 850.00)
Both the Antigonish and CB rep teams will begin the season playing half-ice games in December and will transition to full-ice games later in the season in accordance with Hockey Nova Scotia guidelines.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
Program Status: Registration Closed
U9 QC Whitecaps
U9 Female Hockey Program
The U9 Female Hockey Program offers two participation streams to meet the needs of players and families.
House League (Antigonish Based) is designed for players who want to enjoy hockey in a fun, developmental environment with no travel. The program includes Sunday morning house league games (alternating between 7:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m.) and 1 weekly skill development sessions (Saturday morning), depending on ice availability. (COST is 400.00)
Rep Program offers a higher level of development and competition. We have two rep teams: one based in Antigonish and one in the Cape Breton (CB) area. Antigonish rep players also participate in the Antigonish House League program, sharing ice with house league players for both H/L games and skills and receiving one additional team practice each week. CB rep players receive two team practices per week. Families interested in travelling to Antigonish to participate in the Sunday morning House League program are welcome to contact the U9 Coordinator. (Cost 850.00)
Both the Antigonish and CB rep teams will begin the season playing half-ice games in December and will transition to full-ice games later in the season in accordance with Hockey Nova Scotia guidelines.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
The U13 Female Hockey Program offers several participation options to meet the needs of players at different stages of development.
House League is available in both the Antigonish and Cape Breton (CB) regions for players looking to enjoy hockey in a fun, developmental environment with no travel.
Please note: All players playing C to AA will also also be placed on a House League team in their region.
For players seeking a more competitive experience, teams will be offered at the AAA, AA and A levels, with the possibility of a C team depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All competitive U13 teams compete in a provincial league, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U13 House League (Antigonish & CB): $400
U13 AAA: $1050
U13 AA: $1,000
U13 A: $950
U11 C: TBD if offered
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
Program Status: Registration Closed
U13 QC Whitecaps
U13 Female Hockey Program
The U13 Female Hockey Program offers several participation options to meet the needs of players at different stages of development.
House League is available in both the Antigonish and Cape Breton (CB) regions for players looking to enjoy hockey in a fun, developmental environment with no travel.
Please note: All players playing C to AA will also also be placed on a House League team in their region.
For players seeking a more competitive experience, teams will be offered at the AAA, AA and A levels, with the possibility of a C team depending on registration numbers, ice availability, and league scheduling.
All competitive U13 teams compete in a provincial league, and travel throughout the season is expected. Practice schedules, ice allocations, and league schedules are currently under review and will be finalized following team selections.
Program Fees
U13 House League (Antigonish & CB): $400
U13 AAA: $1050
U13 AA: $1,000
U13 A: $950
U11 C: TBD if offered
Goalie Fee: 550.00
Final program details, including practice times and league schedules, will be communicated once teams have been selected and league information has been confirmed.
Fees will be charged to families after teams have been made and are finalized.
Antigonish Aikikai holds regular classes for Beginners and continuing students on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30-8:00 in the Combat Room in the Saputo Centre (StFX Campus).
Anyone 14 and over is welcome to come try it out. First three classes are free.
Program Status: Registration Open
Fall Beginner / Regular Classes
Antigonish Aikikai holds regular classes for Beginners and continuing students on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30-8:00 in the Combat Room in the Saputo Centre (StFX Campus).
Anyone 14 and over is welcome to come try it out. First three classes are free.
Ringette has been played in Nova Scotia since the early 1970s. Antigonish Intro 2 Ringette is back for the fourth season and we are growing quickly! Not only do we have a Learn to Play this season, but we have a U10 team also!
Join us today and learn how to play.
What is Ringette?
Ringette is a uniquely Canadian winter ice sport - often dubbed the fastest sport on ice! The main objective of Ringette is to use a stick to shoot a ring into the opposing team's goal. The team with the highest score at the end wins. Ringette is a great choice if you're looking for a safe, competitive sport for your child. They'll learn to skate, pass, and play on a team - all while making friends and having fun!
Intro 2 Ringette is a safe, fun, low-cost, 7-week program that will introduce players 4-13 years old to the sport of Ringette. Intro 2 Ringette components include rules orientation, basic strategies of the game, and time to practice the basics of ring control.
Each Intro 2 Ringette session is 50 minutes in length and is led by certified instructors who are trained to break down and teach skills to brand new players in a low instructor-to-participant ratio.
All of our instructors have coach training and experience, including Safe Sport training, and most are members of the St FX University Ringette team. And they are all excited to share their love of ringette with you and your child!
Not only are we going to teach your child how to skate and play Ringette, but we are also going to introduce them to a world that:
builds confidence
supports creativity
creates friendships that last a lifetime!
What you need:
Here is the best part - Intro 2 Ringette has been designed to introduce participants to the sport in a safe, no-contact manner that requires minimal equipment. This enables us to offer Intro 2 Ringette as a low-cost program that is more easily accessible for anyone who is not yet prepared to invest in a full equipment purchase!
Participants require only the following:
helmet with face mask
Gloves or heavy mittens
Skates
Warm clothes (snow pants are also recommended to help keep dry)
Of course, participants are always welcome to wear additional equipment if they have it!
Program Location & Dates
The program will be run out of the Antigonish Arena on the following Saturdays from 10am-11am:
The Fall Session dates (8 sessions) are:
Saturday, October 17
Saturday, October 24
Saturday, November 7
Saturday, November 14
Saturday, November 21
Saturday, November 28
Saturday, December 5
Saturday, December 12
The Winter session dates (9 weeks) are:
Saturday, January 9
Saturday, January 16
Saturday, January 23
Saturday, January 30
Saturday, February 6
Saturday, February 13
Saturday, February 20
Saturday, February 27
Saturday, March 6
Is there an opportunity to continue playing Ringette in Antigonish if my child enjoys the program?
Yes! The Antigonish Highland Ringers are hosting a U10 division in 2026-27, and we only plan to grow from here! Here is the link to the Highland Ringers social media.
Is there an opportunity for me to become involved as a parent?
Yes! We welcome all interested community members to help us rebuild the Antigonish ringette community. Please contact Stacey at execdirector@ringette.ns.cafor information on how to get involved.
Registration Fee
Fall Intro 2 Ringette consists of 8 sessions for a low cost of $195.
Winter Intro 2 Ringette consists of 9 sessions for a low cost of $220.
How to register
Space is limited to 30 skaters in each session, so don't delay. REGISTER RIGHT HERE ON PLAYFINDER FROM YOUR PROFILE!
*We require a minimum of 12 players to run the program, so please spread the word!*
Program Status: Registration Open
Intro 2 Ringette - Fall 2026
Hello Antigonish!
We want to introduce Ringette to you!
Ringette has been played in Nova Scotia since the early 1970s. Antigonish Intro 2 Ringette is back for the fourth season and we are growing quickly! Not only do we have a Learn to Play this season, but we have a U10 team also!
Join us today and learn how to play.
What is Ringette?
Ringette is a uniquely Canadian winter ice sport - often dubbed the fastest sport on ice! The main objective of Ringette is to use a stick to shoot a ring into the opposing team's goal. The team with the highest score at the end wins. Ringette is a great choice if you're looking for a safe, competitive sport for your child. They'll learn to skate, pass, and play on a team - all while making friends and having fun!
Intro 2 Ringette is a safe, fun, low-cost, 7-week program that will introduce players 4-13 years old to the sport of Ringette. Intro 2 Ringette components include rules orientation, basic strategies of the game, and time to practice the basics of ring control.
Each Intro 2 Ringette session is 50 minutes in length and is led by certified instructors who are trained to break down and teach skills to brand new players in a low instructor-to-participant ratio.
All of our instructors have coach training and experience, including Safe Sport training, and most are members of the St FX University Ringette team. And they are all excited to share their love of ringette with you and your child!
Not only are we going to teach your child how to skate and play Ringette, but we are also going to introduce them to a world that:
builds confidence
supports creativity
creates friendships that last a lifetime!
What you need:
Here is the best part - Intro 2 Ringette has been designed to introduce participants to the sport in a safe, no-contact manner that requires minimal equipment. This enables us to offer Intro 2 Ringette as a low-cost program that is more easily accessible for anyone who is not yet prepared to invest in a full equipment purchase!
Participants require only the following:
helmet with face mask
Gloves or heavy mittens
Skates
Warm clothes (snow pants are also recommended to help keep dry)
Of course, participants are always welcome to wear additional equipment if they have it!
Program Location & Dates
The program will be run out of the Antigonish Arena on the following Saturdays from 10am-11am:
The Fall Session dates (8 sessions) are:
Saturday, October 17
Saturday, October 24
Saturday, November 7
Saturday, November 14
Saturday, November 21
Saturday, November 28
Saturday, December 5
Saturday, December 12
The Winter session dates (9 weeks) are:
Saturday, January 9
Saturday, January 16
Saturday, January 23
Saturday, January 30
Saturday, February 6
Saturday, February 13
Saturday, February 20
Saturday, February 27
Saturday, March 6
Is there an opportunity to continue playing Ringette in Antigonish if my child enjoys the program?
Yes! The Antigonish Highland Ringers are hosting a U10 division in 2026-27, and we only plan to grow from here! Here is the link to the Highland Ringers social media.
Is there an opportunity for me to become involved as a parent?
Yes! We welcome all interested community members to help us rebuild the Antigonish ringette community. Please contact Stacey at execdirector@ringette.ns.cafor information on how to get involved.
Registration Fee
Fall Intro 2 Ringette consists of 8 sessions for a low cost of $195.
Winter Intro 2 Ringette consists of 9 sessions for a low cost of $220.
How to register
Space is limited to 30 skaters in each session, so don't delay. REGISTER RIGHT HERE ON PLAYFINDER FROM YOUR PROFILE!
*We require a minimum of 12 players to run the program, so please spread the word!*
Take your game to the next level with X-Men Hockey’s after school skills development camp. Our mission is to help players build confidence, sharpen their skills, and develop better hockey habits. Each session features age and skill-appropriate drills that challenge players while keeping development fun and engaging.
Players will work on:
Power Skating: Developing strong edges, explosive acceleration, backwards transitions, and agility.
Core Fundamentals: Improving passing, clean puck reception, stickhandling under pressure, and quick-release shooting.
Small-Area Games: Competing in tight spaces, winning board battles, and playing high-tempo situations that replicate real game speed.
Habits: Learning to scan the ice, communicate effectively, and keep the stick on the ice to improve defensive coverage.
The camp is built around high-repetition, game-like training to help players become faster, more confident, and more effective every time they step on the ice.
Session
Date
Time
Location
Age Group
1
14-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
2
28-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
3
4-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
4
11-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
5
18-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
6
25-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
7
9-Dec
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
8
16-Dec
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U11
Program Status: Registration Closed
X-Men Hockey After School Skills Camp (U11)
X-Men Hockey After School Skills Camp
Take your game to the next level with X-Men Hockey’s after school skills development camp. Our mission is to help players build confidence, sharpen their skills, and develop better hockey habits. Each session features age and skill-appropriate drills that challenge players while keeping development fun and engaging.
Players will work on:
Power Skating: Developing strong edges, explosive acceleration, backwards transitions, and agility.
Core Fundamentals: Improving passing, clean puck reception, stickhandling under pressure, and quick-release shooting.
Small-Area Games: Competing in tight spaces, winning board battles, and playing high-tempo situations that replicate real game speed.
Habits: Learning to scan the ice, communicate effectively, and keep the stick on the ice to improve defensive coverage.
The camp is built around high-repetition, game-like training to help players become faster, more confident, and more effective every time they step on the ice.
Build speed, confidence, and control with our X-men Hockey Power skating camp, designed to help players become stronger and more efficient skaters. Sessions focus on the skating skills that make a difference in every aspect of the game—from winning races to creating separation and maintaining balance under pressure.
Players will develop powerful edges, explosive acceleration, quick transitions, agility, balance, and efficient stride mechanics through progressive drills and game-specific skating exercises.
The program is designed for players of all skill levels, with drills tailored to challenge each athlete and help them take their skating to the next level. Whether your goal is to get faster, improve your edge work, or become a more confident skater, this program provides the focused repetition and instruction needed to make meaningful progress.
STFX X-Men Hockey will be offering two groups in their 2026 fall power skating program. There will be six sessions all together, available for skaters in U9, U11, U13, U15, U18. Please note that skaters will be assigned to one of the time slots following registration. Registration launches Thursday, September 24th at 7:00 PM on Play finder and there are limited spots available!
Program Status: Registration Closed
X-Men Hockey Power Skating
X-Men Hockey Power Skating
Build speed, confidence, and control with our X-men Hockey Power skating camp, designed to help players become stronger and more efficient skaters. Sessions focus on the skating skills that make a difference in every aspect of the game—from winning races to creating separation and maintaining balance under pressure.
Players will develop powerful edges, explosive acceleration, quick transitions, agility, balance, and efficient stride mechanics through progressive drills and game-specific skating exercises.
The program is designed for players of all skill levels, with drills tailored to challenge each athlete and help them take their skating to the next level. Whether your goal is to get faster, improve your edge work, or become a more confident skater, this program provides the focused repetition and instruction needed to make meaningful progress.
STFX X-Men Hockey will be offering two groups in their 2026 fall power skating program. There will be six sessions all together, available for skaters in U9, U11, U13, U15, U18. Please note that skaters will be assigned to one of the time slots following registration. Registration launches Thursday, September 24th at 7:00 PM on Play finder and there are limited spots available!
Take your game to the next level with X-Men Hockey’s after school skills development camp. Our mission is to help players build confidence, sharpen their skills, and develop better hockey habits. Each session features age and skill-appropriate drills that challenge players while keeping development fun and engaging.
Players will work on:
Power Skating: Developing strong edges, explosive acceleration, backwards transitions, and agility.
Core Fundamentals: Improving passing, clean puck reception, stickhandling under pressure, and quick-release shooting.
Small-Area Games: Competing in tight spaces, winning board battles, and playing high-tempo situations that replicate real game speed.
Habits: Learning to scan the ice, communicate effectively, and keep the stick on the ice to improve defensive coverage.
The camp is built around high-repetition, game-like training to help players become faster, more confident, and more effective every time they step on the ice.
Session
Date
Time
Location
Age Group
1
13-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
2
20-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
3
27-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
4
3-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
5
10-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
6
17-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
7
24-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
8
1-Dec
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U13
Program Status: Registration Closed
X-Men Hockey After School Skills Camp (U13)
X-Men Hockey After School Skills Camp
Take your game to the next level with X-Men Hockey’s after school skills development camp. Our mission is to help players build confidence, sharpen their skills, and develop better hockey habits. Each session features age and skill-appropriate drills that challenge players while keeping development fun and engaging.
Players will work on:
Power Skating: Developing strong edges, explosive acceleration, backwards transitions, and agility.
Core Fundamentals: Improving passing, clean puck reception, stickhandling under pressure, and quick-release shooting.
Small-Area Games: Competing in tight spaces, winning board battles, and playing high-tempo situations that replicate real game speed.
Habits: Learning to scan the ice, communicate effectively, and keep the stick on the ice to improve defensive coverage.
The camp is built around high-repetition, game-like training to help players become faster, more confident, and more effective every time they step on the ice.
Take your game to the next level with X-Men Hockey’s after school skills development camp. Our mission is to help players build confidence, sharpen their skills, and develop better hockey habits. Each session features age and skill-appropriate drills that challenge players while keeping development fun and engaging.
Players will work on:
Power Skating: Developing strong edges, explosive acceleration, backwards transitions, and agility.
Core Fundamentals: Improving passing, clean puck reception, stickhandling under pressure, and quick-release shooting.
Small-Area Games: Competing in tight spaces, winning board battles, and playing high-tempo situations that replicate real game speed.
Habits: Learning to scan the ice, communicate effectively, and keep the stick on the ice to improve defensive coverage.
The camp is built around high-repetition, game-like training to help players become faster, more confident, and more effective every time they step on the ice.
Session
Date
Time
Location
Age Group
1
15-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
2
22-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
3
29-Oct
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
4
5-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
5
12-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
6
19-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
7
26-Nov
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
8
10-Dec
4:00–5:00 PM
KMC
U9
Program Status: Registration Closed
X-Men Hockey After School Skills Camp (U9)
X-Men Hockey After School Skills Camp
Take your game to the next level with X-Men Hockey’s after school skills development camp. Our mission is to help players build confidence, sharpen their skills, and develop better hockey habits. Each session features age and skill-appropriate drills that challenge players while keeping development fun and engaging.
Players will work on:
Power Skating: Developing strong edges, explosive acceleration, backwards transitions, and agility.
Core Fundamentals: Improving passing, clean puck reception, stickhandling under pressure, and quick-release shooting.
Small-Area Games: Competing in tight spaces, winning board battles, and playing high-tempo situations that replicate real game speed.
Habits: Learning to scan the ice, communicate effectively, and keep the stick on the ice to improve defensive coverage.
The camp is built around high-repetition, game-like training to help players become faster, more confident, and more effective every time they step on the ice.
Kids on the Move is a FREE program designed to encourage our youth to embrace active living by making walking a natural part of their daily routine. By fostering a culture of walking in our community, we aim to instill lifelong habits of health and physical activity in our children.
Join us in making this an enjoyable and beneficial part of our children's lives!
Program Status: Registration Open
Kids on the Move! 2026-2027
Kids on the Move is a FREE program designed to encourage our youth to embrace active living by making walking a natural part of their daily routine. By fostering a culture of walking in our community, we aim to instill lifelong habits of health and physical activity in our children.
Join us in making this an enjoyable and beneficial part of our children's lives!
You may notice a participant's age here is different from their "real" age. For many recreational activities your real age is used for eligibility, but most sport organizations register participants by birth year, so this number is calculated by subtracting your birth year from the current year. For example, if the year is 2025 and you were born in 2020, your "sport age" is 5 for the whole year.
DOB of Participant
Enter the participant's date of birth to only show Programs they are eligible for based on each organization's age requirements. Eligibility is determined using the organization's chosen age rule (Calendar Year, Age During Program, or Custom Date of Birth range) for each program. If you leave this field blank, all Programs are shown regardless of age eligibility.
Gender Filter
Select a gender to only show Programs that your participant is eligible for based on the organization's gender eligibility requirements. If a program has no gender restrictions, it will be shown for any selection. If you select "Any", all programs are shown regardless of gender eligibility.
Family Roles
“Adult (Primary Contact)” should be the main account manager – there must be one, and can only be one, per family.
“Adult (Secondary Contact)” should be the secondary account manager – this is optional, and can only be one, per family.
“Adult (Other)” can be any additional adults in the family that are included either for purposes of registration or to be included on family communications related to the children of the family. These adults do not have their own PlayFinder Account. Adults with their own sport hub account can be linked to a family using the Link Accounts feature.
“Child” is the role set for any dependent in the family. The Primary Contact is responsible for managing the registrations for children in the family.
Communities
Add a community here to opt-in to their newsletter and give them permission to access your information for support purposes. Any organization you register with will automatically add that community here. If the community is not listed below, click on the My Communities button, and add it to your list of communities.
Organizations
Add an organization here to opt-in to their newsletter and give them permission to access your information for support purposes. Any organization you register with will be automatically added here. If the organization is not listed below, click on the My Organizations button, and add it to your list of organizations.
Family Address
This will allow you to update the primary address for your family. This address will be used for all family members.
Family Address
You can link another family members PlayFinder account your family. This will allow them to be an adminstrator of your PlayFinder Profile.
Family Schedule
Here you will find your family’s schedule, including all programs, events, and activities. You can view the schedule by day, week, or month. You can also filter the schedule by family member or program type. Click on any event to view more details, including location and notes.
Family Calendar
The family calendar is a place to view all of your family members’ schedules in one place. This calendar is shared with all family members and can be accessed by anyone with a Playfinder account linked to your family.
Family News
This is where you will find all news items sent out by the organizations your family is involved with. Most recent at the top. A number in brackets on the news tab will indicate how many unread news items you have, example: (7).
Click on any news item to view more details, including the full article and any related documents.
Family Messages
Here you will find all system messages and direct messages from organizations. Most recent message at the top. A number in brackets on the messages tab will indicate how many unread messages you have, example: (7).
Registration Status
Pending = You have registered but have not been confirmed or contacted by the organization, you can remove or change your registration
Confirmed = You have been contacted by the organization, registration is confirmed, you must contact organization directly to withdraw, payment is due
Waitlist = You have been contacted by the organization and told the program is at capacity but you are on the waitlist should anyone withdraw
Cancelled = The program has been cancelled, if fees have already been paid, please contact the Organization for a refund
Quit = This member has notified the Organization that they will be no longer particpating in the program
Program Details
Goaltending
Looking Ahead
