Submitted By CZHA on Tuesday, October 27, 2020 (28 views)
CZHA is pleased to announce Gitch SportsWear Inc. as our new clothing supplier for our hockey uniforms and apparel.
Gitch SportsWear Inc. was established in 2009 with a goal of making organizations and teams stand out from their competitors.
They specialize in custom team wear, uniforms and apparel for hockey and various sports teams.
Gitch SportsWear is the clothing supplier to several AAA teams within the ETA and GTHL, as well as some local Junior Hockey teams. CZHA is excited to announce the launch of our first online store managed and operated by Gitch SportsWear Inc.
Our online store offers items ranging from hoodies, t-shirts, and hats, sporting our logo. All items can be securely purchased and delivered directly to you.
Read MoreSubmitted By CZHA on Wednesday, October 14, 2020 (313 views)
1. Definition:
1.1 Hockey Canada and its member Branches view all leagues that operate outside the
auspices/sanctioning of Hockey Canada programs to be classified as “Non-Sanctioned” leagues. This
currently does not include summer hockey leagues/teams, adult recreational hockey leagues/teams,
high school hockey, and/or hockey schools.
Read MoreSubmitted By CZHA on Monday, October 12, 2020 (202 views)
The CMHA & CZHA will be providing weekly development sessions on a first come first served basis. There will be limited spots (20) available in each age group. The development is based on $180.00 per skater for 9 weeks or $160.00 for 8 weeks. Weekly skills sessions will cover technical power skating, quick hands, skill development and small area development with pucks. The Players will cycle through various elements of on ice skill development weekly in a smaller group setting. This is not mandatory. Read MoreSubmitted By CZHA on Thursday, October 8, 2020 (162 views)
PHYSICAL CONTACT:
The Ontario Government Laws state, “Team sports may only be practiced or played within the facility
if they do not allow for physical contact between players or if they have been modified to avoid physi-
cal contact between the players.”
It is important to recognize that the Ontario Government has permitted competition with the express
understanding that rules have been modified to eliminate intentional physical contact.
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