The fee structure for our 2023-2024 program are as follows:

U10 and U14 $300.

U7 $285.

Our program is dedicated to hockey development, prioritizing the enhancement of skills specific to the sport. While we value the importance of basic skating skills, we highly encourage children to participate in dedicated learn-to-skate programs prior to joining our hockey program. By doing so, we aim to provide our players with the opportunity to become even more proficient skaters, thereby maximizing their potential on the ice.

The minimum age requirement for our program is 5 years, with children born prior to October 2018 being eligible to participate. The maximum age allowed is 14, with participants needing to be born before October 2009. However, we may consider exceptions on a case-by-case basis, taking into account our current capacity and the individual’s skill level.

Our program is flexible and open to making adjustments as necessary. After one or two skate sessions, our experienced coaches thoroughly assess each child’s skill level and are attentive to their needs. If it is determined that adjustments are required to better align with the child’s abilities, we will make the necessary changes. Our priority is to provide an optimal learning experience for every participant by ensuring they are appropriately challenged and supported.

As part of our registration process, we provide children with the opportunity to make one friend request. When constructing our rosters, we strive to create an environment where children feel at ease and can perform their best. We take great care in placing them in positions that promote their comfort and overall well-being.While we try to accommodate every request, sometimes the friend request will not be able to be completed.

Always. This program does not run without its volunteer coaches.

You can find a detailed equipment fitting guide here. We require the following:

Skates  | Hockey stick | Helmet with full cage | Jock (or jill for girls)

Shin pads | Hockey Pants | Shoulder Pads | Elbow Pads

Neck Guard | Hockey GlovesWater Bottle (with long spout is good for the younger kids)

Hockey socks

Beulah Hockey is played every Saturday at Enoch Arena.There are no additional practices or tournaments that will be scheduled at a later date.

During our skate sessions, we generally divide the time into two segments. The first half is dedicated to practice and drills, while the second half is dedicated to gameplay. A devotional is shared in the dressing room prior to each skate.

Beulah Hockey offers a full registration refund to children/parents who choose to leave the program, but this refund is only applicable if the decision is made before the child’s fourth skate. We do not provide partial refunds unless there are exceptional circumstances involved.

Parents or a designated guardian must remain in the arena as stated by our insurance policy. We prioritize the safety and well-being of our participants, and having a responsible adult in attendance is a crucial aspect of our program. And trust us, you will want to watch as it is exciting to see your child improve and have fun.

To ensure an organized and efficient experience, we kindly request that only one parent or adult assists each child in the dressing room. It would be greatly appreciated if players could be fully prepared for their skate session at least 10 minutes prior, allowing the coach to effectively discuss the week’s devotional. For your convenience, we can sometimes suggest bringing your child to the rink partially dressed or mostly dressed, with only the need to put on their skates, helmet, and gloves at the facility. This approach can facilitate a quicker and smoother preparation process.

While we understand the excitement of family and friends in supporting your children on the ice, we kindly ask that everyone else waits in designated areas such as the lobby, stands, or viewing area. The dressing room is strictly reserved for participants and their designated helpers; it is not intended for spectators. Lastly, to maintain a clean and safe environment, please refrain from bringing non-practice items such as strollers into the dressing rooms.

Yes, the rules in our program align with mainstream hockey. As children progress through the program, we gradually introduce them to more advanced rules commonly found in mainstream hockey, including penalties, offsides, icing, and other key aspects of the game. This approach helps players develop a deeper understanding of the sport and prepares them for competitive play in line with standard hockey rules.