Learn Hockey…. Play Hockey…. We Welcome All
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- Welcome event date is Sunday, September 13th at 4pm……….location TBD
- Port Credit’s on ice sessions will be on Saturday afternoons at Huron Park Arena, exact time TBD
Second Shift Registration
Opens June 6, 2026
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Introducing “The Shift Forward” – New Mandatory Parent Training
Effective April 1, 2026, Hockey Canada is replacing the Respect in Sport (RIS) program with a new mandatory training course: The Shift Forward.
As a requirement for registration with the Port Credit Hockey Association, at least one parent or guardian per household must complete this online module to ensure player eligibility.
📋 Fast FactsMandatory: Required for at least one parent per family. |
🔄 Transition from Respect in Sport (RIS)Valid RIS: If you have a valid RIS certificate, it is accepted until it expires or until the end of the 2027-28 season. |
🚀 How to Complete
- Visit: Hockey Canada Learning Lab: https://page.spordle.com/ohf/clinics/1f12d19d-4627-6d08-99f0-0233802c013f
- Login: Use the same email address used for your Spordle/HCR account.
- Sync: Once finished, the qualification will automatically link to your child’s profile.
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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;
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- Learn the fundamentals and play the game of hockey
- Learn life skills and good sportsmanship
Paperweight (Initiation (U7)) and House League (Recreational (U8 – U18))
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- 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))
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- 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)
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- 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)
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- 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!
