The AMHL is Now on Facebook
Visit our new Facebook page! Another great way to connect with our Hockey Community!
Need Select Coaches and Convenor
The AMHL is accepting applications for the Head Coach position of our five Select teams - Novice, Atom, Peewee, Bantam and Midget along with a Select Convenor.
CHIPs - Mite - Tyke Programs 2017-2018
Ancaster Minor Hockey is proud to offer a full Initiation Program for all children looking to learn the game and have fun. From 4 years of age, our players can come out and learn to skate and learn this great game in a fun, encouraging environment. CHIPs Program (4 Years of Age or First Step), Mites Program (5 Years of Age), Tyke Program (6 Years of Age).
House League Coaches Needed
The AMHL needs house league coaches and trainers for the upcoming 2017-2018 season from the Mite through Juvenile divisions. This is a great opportunity to volunteer and give back to the community. No prior experience is required and the AMHL will pay for all required clinics and certifications. Click here to apply.
House League Parents Council
For the upcoming 2017-2018 season, we will be launching our first ever "House League Parents Council". Our goal will be to bring together a group of parents from various age groups in our House League organization to foster development and improvement in house league. Our first "exploratory" meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 2nd at 7:00pm at Morgan Firestone Arena. Read more . . .
Tyke/Novice/Atom Skills-n-Drills Program
AMHL is offer in a extra hour of practice time each week to AMHL registered House League Players in the Tyke, Novice, Atom age group. Read more . . .
House League Goalie Development Program
The House League goalie development program is available for any age group, novice through juvenile during the upcoming season. Read more . . .
Welcome to New AMHL Board Members
The Annual General Meeting was held on June 14, 2017 (6:30pm) at the Rotary Centre (Morgan Firestone). A number of new board members were elected at the AGM. Read more . . .
