News (Dorchester Minor Hockey Association)

By Katie Haasen: DMHA is excited to announce the date of this year's ball hockey tournament. It will take place on June 5th-6th (COVID regulations permitting) in the South parking lot of the Flight Exec Centre. Our divisions are U7 to U18. U7 and U9 are to sign up as individuals and will be placed on a team. U11 ...

By Katie Haasen: As you are aware, Dorchester Minor Hockey Association had postponed our 2019 annual general meeting due to the COVID 19 pandemic and the inability to meet in person. Given the ongoing uncertainties of the pandemic and the importance of the annual general meeting, it has been decided to hold the ...

By Jennifer Coghlin: DMHA is now accepting applications for the position of Head Coach for all 2021-2022 teams (BB, AE and Local League).  Interested candidates for the position of Head Coach of a BB or AE team must submit an application through the DMHA website, together with any supporting documentation by no ...

By Jennifer Coghlin: DMHA is now accepting nominations and self-nominations from persons interested in serving as a volunteer on the Coach Selection Committee. The committee will represent a cross section of the association and/or community. The committee is responsible to review, interview and recommend head ...

By Katie Haasen: We have made the very difficult decision to cancel the remainder of our 2020-2021 season due to the recent changes made to the provincial COVID-19 guidelines and the uncertainty of at what capacity, if any, we could return to hockey in February. We will be issuing refunds for the remainder of the ...

By Katie Haasen: GM is running the Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup program again this year. Every team that participates has the chance to become this year’s champion and win a $100,000 donation to the registered charity of their choice. Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup submissions are open now to U11, U13 & U15 minor hockey ...

By Katie Haasen: The Government of Ontario has announced that as of December 26th the province will move into the Grey/Lockdown phase of the COVID 19 framework for a minimum of 28 days. This means that our hockey program will remain on pause until at least January 23rd, 2021. DMHA executive members are hopeful ...

By Katie Haasen: MLHU announced yesterday that we are moving to red level starting on Monday, December 14th. The minimum time frame we could stay at this level is 28 days. This means that there is now a 10-person maximum group size permitted on the ice (plus two coaches). The ice can no longer be split into two ...

By Katie Haasen: Following an update this morning with MLHU, they have provided more details to Thames Centre staff, and have advised that Regulation 364/20 does provide for one parent or guardian for each person under the age of 18. Thames Centre's policy will now reflect that. Therefore, Thames Centre will follow ...

By Katie Haasen: As of Monday, December 7, 2020, our County will move into the Orange/Restrict Level. We received communication from our municipality and this does not change anything in terms of on the ice procedures, however it does mean that there will be NO SPECTATORS ALLOWED in the arena. As of Monday, Flight ...