Nampa Minor Hockey is currently operating under the Hockey Alberta Pond Hockey Program. Our program is open to children ages 5-17 (split into 2 groups - junior 5-10, senior 11-177).
Registration fees are $75 (for junior age 5-10) and $125 (for seniors age 11-17) for the season. Ice time includes two practices a week where coaches will focus on drills, small area games and scrimmages. Occasional games will also be played, approx. 1 per month for each team.
More information about the Pond Hockey Program can be found here:
https://www.hockeyalberta.ca/players/pond-hockey/
If your child has never participated in organized hockey before, we will need to create a profile for them. Please email your name, email address phone number and physical address along with your child's name and birthdate to registrar@nampaminorhockey.com. Once a profile is created, you will be able to use your child's hockey ID to register online.
Players registered in regular hockey programming in an nearby association can still register and be a part of our pond hockey program. If you are not already listed as being in Nampa boundaries, email your child's name and birthdate to registrar@nampaminorhockey.com.
Once a share has been approved for the season, you will be able to use the link below to register.
Registration
Nampa Minor Hockey Association Boundaries
If your child has been registered in a pond hockey or minor hockey program before, but you currently reside outside of our boundaries, please email your child's full name and birthdate to nampaminorhockey@gmail.com. They must be approved as a shared player before being able to complete their online registration.
If your child has played hockey before and you have just moved into our boundaries, please complete this parent declaration form with proof of new address and add copy it to nampaminorhockey@gmail.com
Detailed boundary maps can be found at http://www.allpeacehockey.com/content/boundariesAny further questions email nampaminorhockey@gmail.com or visit our FB page and message us there.
