Welcome to the U9 Warriors Division
2025-2026 rosters
| U9 A Warriors | U9 B Warriors White | U9 B Warriros Black/Gold | U9 B Warriros Blue | U9B Mavericks |
| Beckham Perry | Asher Fall | Benson Lundquist | Carter Korbo | Blayke Miller |
| Boston Chelsberg | Gage Brownlee | Branson Baillie | Carter Kaytor | Brynlee Buyer |
| Elijah Flanagan | Hudson Hill | Charlie Chamberlin | Dawson Fisher | Elektra Tosczak |
| Hayden Birkett | James Busse | Ellis Gray | Gage Gross | Farrah Parsons |
| Jett Turberfield | Konnor Sullivan | Jack Ingram | Grady Trevors | Haddie Mealing |
| Layne Fowler | Leo Fall | Jason Connatty | Griffin Hatley | Jazmine Duckworth |
| Noah Epp | Levi Wilson | Levi Taylor | Kevin Cooper | Kate Holzapfel |
| Nolan Korbo | Lowen Mclean | Luke Nelson | Smith Butler | Maddie Durrant |
| Palmer Johnstone | Mayson Zroback | Oaklin Weinmeister | Theodore McKee | Paisley Pettypiece |
| Riley Fellinger | Theo Boucher | Vaughn Radfelder | William Timoruski | Parker Paul |
| Smith Holmes | Wesley Bokinac | Wyatt Evans | Zachary Steinhauer | Mel Curtis |
| U9 C Warriors | U9 C Warriros Red | U9 C Warriors Grey | U9C Mavericks Purple | U9C Mavericks L-Blue |
| Bentley Williams | Aspen Rozendal | Bennett Vanthuyne | Alice Mitchell | Addilyn Joel |
| Cas Rattee | Ben Morrison | Elliot Windrum | Vayda Shandera | Lilly Macrae |
| Edward Lacelle | Chaz Collier | Ethan Riediger | Wynter Schaffer | Ivy Ratzlaff |
| Elliot Renaud | Eero Kristy | Ethan Rosnes | Ella Lepine | Ella Guenther |
| Henry Broome | Javen Gabel-Styles | Jackson Hofer | Grace Campbell | Berlyn Bastien |
| Holden Wenarchuk | Jaxon Stenko | Jensen Helstrom | Scarlett Loveridge | Iris Hayes |
| Lynken Malfair | Kaia Kristy | Karter Cozart | Rooney Scott | Hannah McMillan |
| Mikale Hill | Koyen Waldenberger | Kolt Darroch | Kennerley Biggs | Andie Berg |
| Oliver Stokes | Sinead Fegan | Luke Reas | Piper Chadwick | Adily Tighe |
| Tate Hazell | Solomon Kamara | Parker Doyle | Emma Webber | Athena Rossler |
| Titus Gavelin | Tucker Rozendal | Reid Dougherty | Mila McWillis | |
| Tyson Mcnab | Westyn Becker | |
Team Linkt App
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Where fun wins
Welcome to the U9 Half-Ice page for players aged 7 and 8 years old. This page serves as a guideline/resource for the upcoming season. Outlined below are the playing rules, game structure, regulations and other items pertaining to Half-Ice hockey.
Half-Ice Hockey Structure
WHY HALF-ICE HOCKEY?
- The first years of hockey need to be a positive experience. A fun and exciting start gives young players the opportunity to enjoy hockey for life!
- If a beginner has fun, develops basic skills and builds confidence, there is a better chance they will enjoy themselves. But if the early experience is unrewarding, they may never discover what all Canada’s winter game has to offer.
- U9 hockey should be delivered through a progressive, learn-to-play teaching curriculum for 7-8-year-olds. Children learn best through practice drills and skill sessions, as well as informal games like shinny, freeze tag and obstacle courses.
- The skills of skating, puck control, passing and shooting are introduced and refined one step at a time. The focus should always be on fun and skill development, but the early years of hockey should also allow youngsters to experience fitness, fair play and cooperation.
- To ensure a positive experience, a coaching clinic has been designed for the on-ice coaches that focus on communication, teaching skills, leadership, skill analysis, lesson organization, and safety and risk management.