Brampton Youth Hockey is Ontario's largest single community based non-profit hockey organization with a membership of approximately 4,000. BYHA provides program beginning with our 5 year old players in our HockeySchool / Mini Trooper program which progress into our Recreational House League Hockey program which begins at the Novice Division and continue through to the Juvenile Division. BYHA also provides through our Intra-City Hockey program (Novice - Midget). BYHA has in place "AAA", "AA", and "A" (Minor Novice - Juvenile) Representative team program as well. BYHA through its Hockey Development Program provides clinics for the players through its Goalie School and Power Skating/Body Contract. As well, we hold clinics for our coaches and have a vast library available for all of our coaching staffs to draw upon.
2009 Canada Sportswear BYHA Weekend of Champions March 27 to 29 Memorial Arena
Brampton - The 2009 Canada Sportswear Brampton Youth Hockey Association Weekend of Champions will be played at Brampton Memorial Arena from March 27 to 30.The Weekend of Champions will determine the 2008-2009 Champions in the BYHA's Recreational and Intra City Leagues as the top two playoff teams in each division will compete for the year end honours.
Action will start on Friday, March 27 at 6 pm with the 6B Selects taking on the best from the Mini Trooper League in an exhibition game.Also on the slate on day 1 are the Minor Bantam Intra City Finals and the Rec League Juvenile Finals.Play on Saturday and Sunday will start at 8 am and the final game of the 20 games on the schedule will start at 7 pm on Sunday with the top two teams in the Bantam Intra City League hitting the ice.A complete schedule can be found on the IntraCity and Recreational League pages of http://www.bramptonyouthhockey.com/. Opening ceremonies are scheduled for 12:45 pm.
Admission to the 2009 Canada Sportswear BYHA Weekend of Champions is free.
Brampton Youth Hockey is Ontario's largest single community based non-profit hockey organization with a membership of approximately 4,000.