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Our News:

Silver Medal at the Bradford Blue and Gold Tournament

Congratulations to the Port Credit Storm U15 Selects as the earned the Silver Medal at the Bradford Blue and Gold Tournament.

The team played great all weekend and came up short in the final against York Mills.

Good luck to the players and coaches as they return to league play and look forward to the OMHA Hockey Is Fun Tournament in December.

Salvation Army Toy Mountain

 

 

PC104 U16 White team are proud to continue the tradition of helping our partners at The Salvation Army bring smiles to the faces of thousands of children and teens on Christmas morning.

Please support by dropping off a new, unwrapped toy or teen gift at our donation box located in the lobby of PC arena.

Box will be up until December 20th.

Attention Second Shift Players:

 

Launched in 2012, “Grow the Game” is a global initiative to add 1 million inexperienced players to the game of hockey by 2023, with Canada serving as the starting point of those efforts. Hockey in Canada has experienced historically low participation growth rates over the last few years, and today approximately 90% of Canadian families and their children choose not to play hockey. The goal is to introduce families to hockey in a fun and affordable.

The MHL (Mississauga Hockey League) Second Shift program is a game-oriented program designed to transition players from First Shift into Mississauga Hockey League play (with an Area Association) the following hockey season. Whereas First Shift focuses on learning to skate in hockey equipment, learning to stick-handle, shoot, etc., SECOND SHIFT focuses on actual hockey game play. Teams are made-up of interested First Shift “graduates” and we take as many players as we can.

The plan for 2024-2025 is to create 12 teams out of the six MHL First Shift programs. These 12 teams would then play a 8 week schedule of games, using the ice currently in use by First Shift, starting on January 11th/12th and running until March 1st / 2nd 2025. A schedule will be sent to each of the associations to distribute.

The cost for Second Shift will be $199.00. Note that $100.00 of this fee is potentially refundable if you join the MHL by registering with one of our 6 Area Associations) for the 2025-2026 hockey season.

About the MHL:

  • Not for Profit, affiliated with the City of Mississauga
  • No bodychecking
  • No geographic boundaries… the Area Association you choose to register with is up to you.
  • Annual registration commences in the Spring (on/or around June 1st) and runs through the Summer.
  • Beginners are always welcome, and our tiered levels of play ensures that everyone has a chance to compete.
  • ALL players are welcome!
  • For further details regarding the MHL and its’ Area Associations please go the MHL website www.hockey.on.ca
  • To register for SECOND SHIFT for January/February 2025 please visit the Second Shift webpage here MISSISSAUGA HOCKEY LEAGUE, Registration and click-on the registration link.

Registration with PCHA:

  • Register with Port Credit Hockey, program runs from January 11th. to Saturday, March 1st.
  • Opening event Saturday January 11th, 2PM @ Huron Park
  • 3 Scrimmages with other teams on Saturdays at Huron Park, 2PM, Saturdays, our home ice.
  • 3 Scrimmages with other teams on Sundays at other arenas TBD, between 1PM and 3PM, other association ice.
  • Closing event Saturday March 1st, 2PM @ Huron Park.

Second Shift info piece 2024-2025 PDF

Events:

Calendar 2025

  • U9 Games move to Full Ice – Jan 4, 2025
  • Playoffs Start – Date TBD
  • Family Day (No Games) – Feb 17, 2025
  • PCHA Dinner & Dance – Feb 22, 2025
  • March Break (No Games) – Mar 8 – 16, 2025
  • House League Championship Weekend (excluding Red) – Mar 28 – 30, 2025
  • Red Division Championship Weekend – Apr 4 – 6, 2025
  • Easter Weekend (No Games) – Apr 18 – 21, 2025

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Our Programs:

The Port Credit Hockey Association provides Hockey Development Programs that includes

a player-centric approach to development with the following principles;

Establish the “Gold Standard” for all hockey programming

Provide all participants with a positive experience focusing on building a strong skill base

Adhering to the principles of Hockey Canada’s Long-Term Participant Development in the design and application of age-specific programs

Committed in providing programs in a fun and safe environment that is designed on the skills of the players.

 

Participants will;

    • Learn the fundamentals and play the game of hockey
    • Learn life skills and good sportsmanship

Paperweight (Initiation (U7)) and House League (Recreational (U8 – U18))

    • The mainstream recreational programs are the Paperweight League which is designed for children aged 4-6 and the House League designed for players 7-20. Players are convened into levels where they play against other players and or on teams with like skills.

Enhanced Red House League (Select (U11 – U18))

    • The Red level program, still considered recreational, is designed for players and families to want to experience a more competitive and committed program than the mainstream House League. Players attend try-outs and must be selected to a team.

Competitive Leagues, Gold (U8-U9) and ‘A’ (U10 – U18)

    • The Gold (players 7-8) and ‘A’ (players 9-18) level programs build upon the same Port Credit Hockey principles, however are designed for the highly competitive and committed players wanting to go beyond the recreational league. Players attend try-outs and must be selected to a team.

Hockey for Beginners, 1st Shift and 2nd Shift (ages 6 – 10 years old)

    • The 1st. shift and 2nd. shift programs are designed for older age participants who want to learn the basics of skating and playing hockey. These programs can be a precursor for entering the mainstream recreational house program.

 

Port Credit Hockey serves all players from within or around Mississauga, come one come all!

Contact Us

pcha@portcredithockey.com

(905) 567-3492