Peninsula McDonald’s Restaurants, the Peninsula Panthers Jr. Hockey Club, and the Peninsula Minor Hockey Association, have partnered to present another exciting Player of the Week Program (POTW) for the 2019/20 hockey season. Players in Novice, Atom and PeeWee who have not participated before, are invited to submit their names into a random draw for Player of the Week at the Friday night Peninsula Panther home games.

Benefits to Player:

Player of the Week will be part of the team including:

  • invited into the player dressing room pre-game.
  • participate in on-ice game warm up wearing a jersey very similar to the Peninsula Panthers team jersey.
  • sit on the bench during the first period.

The player of the week will also receive:

  • McDonald’s Player of the Week engraved plaque provided by MVP Crest and Trophy.
  • McDonald’s Player of the Week commemorative T-shirt.
  • McDonald’s Player of the Week ‘grab bag’ from McDonald’s.
  • Photo feature in the Peninsula News Review – Wednesday edition prior to the game.

Benefits to Team

  • Opportunity for team building night at the Peninsula Panthers’ Game.
  • Team will be announced during the game.
  • Tickets will be provided to the team at $3.00 (players) & $6.00 (parents).
  • Opportunity for team dinner at McDonald’s prior to the Game.

Don’t delay, enter your player at email: sponsorship@pmha.bc.ca

Please include:

  • Player’s name
  • Player’s Age
  • Players’s Division
  • Player’s Team (when assigned).

 

 

 

We are always excited to welcome new Eagles to Peninsula Minor Hockey!

For details on how to register a New Player, please visit the New Player Registration page.

If you are a returning player who missed returning player registration that closed April 30th, please visit the New Player Registration page and scroll to the Attention Returning Players Who Missed Returning Player Registration section.

As we know, all of the South Island is struggling with availability of ice. Our friends at JDF are launching their own local plea to their municipality for increased resources to build another rink. We know the infrastructure on the west shore is not able to keep up with the rate of housing growth, and kids are at risk of being denied entrance to minor hockey, figure skating and speed skating. Their plight affects us as well, as an extra ice surface anywhere in the South Island could be used by anyone, including Peninsula residents. More ice = more hockey opportunity for all. I encourage our members to give the pledge a read, and then sign and share if it suits them. There is power in the voices of the community, and while we are not west shore area residents, showing our neighboring support is important.
Yours in Hockey,
Lindsey Ward
President, PMHA

Returning Player Registration is now open. Please visit the Registration page for details on how to proceed.

Returning Player registration is now open until April 30th at 11pm. Once again we are using TeamSnap for registration and hoping for a seamless experience. Your player’s Hockey Canada ID should be saved from last season’s registration, but if you need it, please contact your team manager. And please update your contact information if applicable, especially your email, during registration!

Some other important notes:

  • You have the option to pay the full amount at registration or split your payment. Split payment requires a $100 deposit to secure registration, then the balance of fees to be split between June 1st and August 1st.
  • Registration fees are staying the same as last season. We will also be keeping the $100 fundraising fee which you can recoup by selling raffle tickets (cash prizes) at $10 each. Only one book of 10 will be available per player.
  • Please email the registrar if you have 3 or more players at PMHA or if you anticipate you’ll be receiving a grant to help with registration fees (info on the website about the different programs available)

Finally, if you’re having difficulty completing the registration, please switch browsers/devices and try again. This will usually fix the problem. if you have any questions please feel free to email me.

Thank you,

Erin Jensen – Registrar

PMHA is accepting applications for coaches of all age levels.  If you want to coach or be an assistant with a PMHA team, at representative or recreational – you need to put in an application.

All successful PMHA coach applicants will need to make sure their Respect in Sport, Criminal Record Check, Concussion Awareness Training and Safe Return to Play qualifications are all up to date through Hockey Canada.

Applications will be accepted from parent and non-parent applicants – PMHA policy allows for non-parent coaches of U13, U15 and U18 representative teams to receive, subject to board approval and application, a stipend of $3,000 for Head Coaches and $1500.00 for Assistant Coaches to a maximum of 2 paid coaches per team (see PMHA policy 4.3.12).

All applications are reviewed by a coaching selection committee, which has at least two PMHA members. The coaching selection committee is set up so that conflict of interest is reduced as much as possible – and that the process is as transparent and open as possible. Coaching applications will be reviewed based on merit, experience, development plans and team focus.

The committee will contact successful applicants for interviews – and then bring their recommendation to the PMHA board for approval.

We want to thank everyone who applies for coaching at PMHA, and to your dedication to helping kids develop as hockey players and as people over the next season.

Application Form

The 2024/25 Coach Survey is now closed.

We want your feedback! Let us know how the season went by completing the 2024/25 Coach Survey. We use the coach survey to help us celebrate our achievements and learn what we can do better. The survey results also help us to plan for next year.

Find the Survey HERE

Your thoughts and opinions are much appreciated!