Under 7 (U7)



Directors

Name Position Contact
Kelsey Graydon Coordinator u7@fsjminorhockey.ca

 

U7 Program - players 5 and 6 years old

Registration

  • Opens June 01 of the current season and closes August 14 of the current season

o to register follow the link:

https://page.spordle.com/fort-st-john-minor-hockey-association

 

Season Start Up

  • TBD, previous seasons after Thanksgiving
  • Practices will be as per the Initiation Program and requires a large amount of volunteers o Interested parties for volunteers can go to Be a Coach | BC Hockey

o Volunteers must register online through their Spordle Account

 

Practice Times

  • Previously Saturday and Sunday for all Groups
  • Additional ice times for those who are interested will be added to the website by mid-November

 

Games and Tournaments

  • All games will be cross ice
  • FSJMH will apply to host a home jamboree for U7 if there is a weekend available.

 

Gear

  • Timbits jersey will be provided once Groups have been determined
  • FSJ Minor Hockey will have a donation table with free gear

o located outside the Minor Hockey office which is in the Pomeroy Sports Centre

  • Questions about hockey gear - Ernie's Sports and Canadian Tire can outfit new players

 

FSJ Minor Hockey follows the Cross-ice program developed by Hockey Canada.

Benefits of Cross-Ice Hockey: More information regarding U7 program can be found on BC Hockey website.

There can be concerns from parents about how small-area games may impact their child’s hockey development, but parents should trust Hockey Canada and its research. Putting young players into a competitive environment too early will compromise their development; they need to be placed into competitive situations that suit their age-specific abilities. This is why Hockey Canadas Long-Term Player Development Model is so important.

Dividing the playing surface is a decision that has been made in consultation with experts in athlete development. It is important to understand the benefits of cross-ice hockey and why Hockey Canada has a national policy ensuring all Timbits U7 hockey is played in smaller, modified spaces.

Any further information contacts your Division Coordinator or Jr. House Director.

 

Volunteers:

  • Volunteer opportunities include: Coach, Team Manager, and HCSP (Safety Person)
  • If you're interested in volunteering for one of these positions:
    • Register online through your Spordle Account (add yourself as a participant and register as bench staff then list the volunteer position you're interested in)
    • Go to Be a Coach | BC Hockey to complete the required courses
  • Required courses for each position:
        Coaches Certification
HU-Online Coach 1/Coach 2
Coach 1 - Intro to Coach
Respect In Sport - Activity Leaders Edition
CATT (Concussion Awareness Training Tool)
A current criminal record check
 
HCSP Certification
Respect in Sport - Activity Leaders Edition
CATT (Concussion Awareness Training Tool)
Hockey Canada Safety Program (HCSP) Certification
A current criminal record check
 
Team Managers
Respect In Sport - Activity Leader Edition
CATT (Concussion Awareness Training Tool)
A current criminal record check


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