Northumberland Minor Hockey

The NMHA hosted our annual House League Championship day on Saturday March 29 at Jack Burger and Baltimore Rec Centre. Thank you to all the coaches, trainers, assistant coaches, players and families for making another season of hockey a success! Shout out to the A Champs: U11 Team Perry U13 Team Colley U15 Team McElroy U21 Team Metcalfe

Open are still open for the Body Checking sessions from Thur April 10, Fri Apr 11 and Sat Apr 12 from 7-8pm each evening. The NMHA would like to invite any of our players in the U15 and U16 Divisions that would like to participate in these sessions  Body Contact sessions are free to any NMHA players that played with us during the 2024/25 season. To register click this link to sign up before the spot are gone!

The NMHA has re- opened the coaching application for the U18A team for the 2025/26 season.  U18A team will have Spring Tryouts starting May 8. We will also accept Coaching Applications for the U8MD, U9MD, U15BB and U18BB.  These teams will not have tryouts until the Fall but applications are being accepted now. Applications will be accepted until Thursday April 24 @ 11:30pm. Please complete this form if you are interested in coaching one of the above mentioned teams for the 2025/26 season.

It's that time of year again - TRYOUT SEASON - We are now open to accept Tryout Registrations for the 2025/26 season The tryout registration process is going to be very different this year.  Please read this post carefully and if you have any questions, please reach out to our Communications Director, Registrar or OMHA Centre Contact. Tryout Registration is for U10-18 Divisions only (U8 and U9MD, U15BB and U18BB will be done in the Fall).  Due to the current open borders  any player (age 9 to 17) can book and pay for our Northumberland Nighthawks tryout registration.

That's a Wrap on the 2024/25 Season for all our Rep teams.  Earlier in March we held a Player appreciation Night for our 2007 AA and A Nighthawks.  The players, a couple of the coaches as well as the families received a little extra attention and recognition as the last playoff game of Round 1 was played on home ice in as a Nighthawks.  It is most certainly a bittersweet moment realizing that the days of rushing meals, packing the hockey bag, taping sticks and making sure nothing is forgotten before heading out to the arena have come to an end.