Soo Pee Wee Hockey

Camp Details: All Ice is at the NCC Arena 1 ON ICE INSTRUCTION WILL INCLUDE SANDRA & BRETT FINDLAY & BLAKE SPEERS. Focus is on all areas of skating, including edges, stride, turns, pivots, stops/starts & agility. Skill development includes shooting, passing, positioning & hockey IQ development. OFF ICE INSTRUCTION is one hour prior to their on-ice session. Players will report to their assigned dressing room to leave hockey bags and be dressed appropriately. Off ice stick handling and agility, hand-eye coordination/mobility. Skill-building drills & exercises focused on speed, power & ...

The U10 AtoMc Teal Steeldogs competed in the Oakridge Aeros House League Classic held in London, ON over the family day weekend. The Steeldogs went undefeated in round robin and semi-final play only losing in the last minute of the finals by a score of 2-1 to the Kitchener Hurricanes. It was a great weekend of hockey and team bonding. The team was also incredibly welcoming to their two U9 affiliate players. Although the loss was devastating to the group who played their hearts out; their parents and coaches couldn’t be more proud of how the team represented the Sault! The group ...

The U13H Roy Graham Trucking team competed and won the 2026 Riverside Families First Tournament during the recent family day weekend! SPWHL Roy Graham Trucking showcased incredible stamina and skill, earning their spot in the final with a dominant 6-1 win in their semifinal (U13SF1) against Strathroy. In the championship game, Roy Graham Trucking continued their scoring streak to defeat the Mooretown Jr. Flags FC1 with a 6-1 finish.   https://riversideminorhockey.ca/Tournaments/2741/ Congrats to U13H Roy Graham Trucking!  What a great weekend!

The U11HL Blue Devils played in the Sudbury House League Classic tournament this past weekend (Feb 20-22). They went undefeated until the finals and came out with 2nd place. Congrats Blue Devils!  

What started as a weekend of tough competition turned into a golden celebration of grit, growth, and heart. The U9T1 LBMX team opened the tournament with a hard-fought 4–4 battle against the London Bandits — a game that set the tone for the intensity ahead. A narrow 6–5 loss to the Kitchener Rangers followed, a reminder that tournaments aren’t won without adversity. But that setback sparked something. From there, the momentum shifted.  A commanding 3–0 shutout over the Leaside Flames showed their defensive strength. Then came an explosive 9–1 statement win against the West London Hawks ...