Northumberland Minor Hockey

First Shift is designed to introduce first time players to the fundamentals of hockey. As a First Shift on ice helper you will assist players as they learn to get comfortable on skates including getting up, stopping and balancing, working their way up to using pucks. Our on ice sessions will start Sunday, December 14th, 2025 at 9am on the Bowl pad at the CCC and run every Sunday morning finishing Jan 28, 2026. If you already have Respect in Sport for Leaders, Gender Identity training and a Vulnerable Sector Check or willing to get all these by November 25, 2025 we would love for you to ...

This season marks a special milestone for the Northumberland Minor Hockey Association: 10 years together as one Association! Since our amalgamation, NMHA has been proud to provide opportunities for players at every level: from house league to competitive, from development skates to championship games. For a decade, our players, families, and volunteers have built memories both on and off the ice. To celebrate, every team will be receiving commemorative helmet stickers recognizing 10 years of NMHA hockey. These stickers are a small way to honour everything our community has accomplished ...

The U8 MD team is putting a call out for interested players as they look to fill their remaining 4-6 roster spots. If your child is interested in playing a higher level of hockey, developing their individual and team play while having fun, then MD might be the right choice.

We are now taking applications for Select Team Coaches for the 2025/26 season. DEADLINE TO APPLY: September 21, 2025. No applications to date for U15 and U18. Coaching Requirements: All bench staff of the select team must be in good standing with the NMHA and must meet all team official qualification requirements of the OMHA.  This includes Head Coach, Assistant Coaches and Trainers. Click here to fill out the Select Coach Application Form.  Once coaches are in place, Select Player Tryouts will be announced. 

“Grace Bowen was an outgoing, determined, and passionate young girl whose love for hockey could not be measured,” a note reads on the Northumberland Wild’s website. Although she lost her battle to cancer in 2015, at just nine years of age, her spirit and passion for the game of hockey, will now live on, inside the walls of the Cobourg Community Centre, when the Pond Arena will be renamed to honour Grace.