FAQ
When do your programs run and how long do they last?
We offer leagues in Winter (early January), Spring (April), Summer (July), and Fall (October). Both the Learn to Play and House League program consists of 10 sessions.
When does registration open?
Registration typically opens as follows:
- Winter: Late October
- Spring: Early December
- Summer: May
- Fall: Late August
Stay updated via our website and social media for exact dates.
How do I register my child?
Registration is easy! Just click on the "REGISTRATION" link in the menu on our website.
What is your refund/cancellation policy?
Refunds are available if requested at least seven (7) days before the season starts, subject to a $30 admin fee. *No refunds will be issued after the first game. To request a refund, please complete the form on our Refund Policy page.
Can I request that my child play on the same team as a friend?
Yes, in the House League division, you may request one friend. While we’ll do our best to accommodate, team balancing may affect this request.
When is the first game of the season, and how will we be notified?
Registered participants will receive an email at least one week before the first game. Jerseys will be distributed at that time. If you haven’t received communication and are registered, please reach out to us.
What are the game days and times?
Games are typically held on Saturdays or Sundays. Each game will be played on the same day of the weekend unless scheduling conflicts arise with the arena. Games for the Learn to Play program start at 8 or 9 AM, followed by House League divisions.
Where are the games played?
Games are hosted at local arenas, which may change each season based on availability.
Is this program suitable for children with no prior hockey experience?
Absolutely! Our program caters to children of all skill levels, including those with limited or no prior experience in ice or ball hockey.
What equipment do you provide, and what do I need to supply?
For equipment details, please refer to the 'Equipment' page on our website.
What is the Rep/Provincial Program?
The Rep program is for players seeking a more competitive experience. For detailed information, please consult your league coordinator. Each year, teams compete in the Ontario Ball Hockey Federation (OBHF) Provincial Championships in July, with opportunities for national and international competition. Tryouts usually occur in late April/early May, followed by team selection and practice.
How can I become a coach?
If you’re interested in coaching, please indicate this during the registration process.
How can I become a referee?
To become a referee, visit Ontario Ball Hockey Federation for clinic details. Once certified, contact your local league; we are always looking for officials.
How do I volunteer?
For volunteer opportunities, please contact the league coordinator, who can assist you.
About Us
Minor Ball Hockey Ontario (MBHO) is a not-for-profit organization and proud member of the Ontario Ball Hockey Federation (OBHF). The Ontario Ball Hockey Federation is the governing body for our sport in Ontario. The OBHF is also the only recognized Provincial Sports Organization (PSO) for ball hockey in Ontario. Click here for all Ontario PSO's. All policies, bylaws and the constitution for the OBHF can be found on the OBHF website.
The Canadian Ball Hockey Association (CBHA) is a registered non-profit organization. It is officially recognized as the governing body of the sport in Canada by the International Street & Ball Hockey Federation (ISBHF) and an associate member of Hockey Canada.
