SPECIAL NEEDS HOCKEY IS HERE!, News (Riverside Minor Hockey)

For the 2019-20 season RMHA will attempt to ice Select teams in the Novice, Atom and Peewee divisions. As per a recent motion at the OMHA's Annual General Meeting, the residency restrictions have been lifted for Select teams. This means that in ...

Once again for the 2019-20 season, RMHA will host a Juvenile Travel team. All eligible players born 2001, 2000, 1999 are welcome to attend tryouts in September. (Dates TBD).  Players from neighbouring centers that wish to participate may be given ...

As some of you may have already heard, between June-Nov 2018, the OMHA was the victim of internal fraudulent financial activity resulting in the loss of approx $2.3M. Specific details cannot be made available at this time due to the fact that this ...

Coaching applications for our Houseleague divisions are now open. Please complete the application found here and submit for review.  Our VP Houseleague will contact you if further information is required. 

Hockey Canada and the OMHA have established detailed concussion protocols which each RMHA staff Trainer will follow throughout the season.  Please take a moment to review all the information made available here at the OMHA site. RMHA does not ...

If you are a player interested in registering for the Special Needs team please contact Anne Marie Schofield or Doug Rivard via email for further information.  NEW players to this program must use the new player registration form and indicate in ...

RMHA is pleased to announce a new partnership with Pro Hockey Life as our sole provider of jerseys and spiritwear.  We are looking forward to this new chapter and a new relationship with Pro Hockey Life and hope that our Ranger families will find ...

Beginning in the 2019-20 season, RMHA will move to a player-purchase Travel jersey policy. What this means is that your player will now be responsible for the purchase of their jersey(s) as well as being able to select their own numbers based on ...