Cumberland Minor Hockey Association – District 12 in Hockey Eastern Ontario

Prevention Starts Before the Puck Drops Concussion safety begins well before game time — with preparation, respect, and the right equipment. At Cumberland Minor Hockey, we believe prevention is protection. Ensuring every player wears a properly fitted, CSA-certified helmet is one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce the risk of concussion. We…

Oct 18

Rowan’s Law: Protecting Young Athletes at CMHA

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7 Years of Safer, Smarter Hockey This month marks the 7th anniversary of Rowan’s Law — Ontario’s concussion safety legislation designed to protect young athletes. At Cumberland Minor Hockey, player safety isn’t just a rule — it’s a responsibility we all share. Concussions are serious injuries, and every player, parent, and coach plays a vital role in…

Oct 01

Cyberbullying: What Players Can Do

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Cyberbullying is when someone uses phones, social media, or online platforms to hurt, embarrass, or intimidate others. It’s not just “jokes” — it can cause real harm. Here’s what every player should know: Don’t engage. Responding can make the situation worse. Save evidence. Take screenshots and keep records of what happened. Report & reach out. Talk to a…

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🌟🏒Congratulations to the Cumberland Dukes U11 A1 team for going undefeated this season! With 16 wins, 0 losses and 4 ties, our players have worked so hard together as a team. They’re excited to go into the playoffs after March break! ... See MoreSee Less

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🏒 TWO-LINE HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMTwo-Line Hockey is an innovative development format designed to accelerate hockey IQ, positional awareness, and player confidence through live instruction during gameplay. Players learn where to be, when to be there, and why it matters — all while playing.Program Highlights• Coaches on the ice providing real-time instruction• Dedicated goalie coach working with both goaltenders• 3 hours of total development per group• Limited to 20 skaters + 2 goaliesRegistration Details• Players/goalies must register for the full 3-hour program• Cost: $90 per player/goalie• Pilot program — limited spots availableMore development opportunities will be offered in the coming months.📅 SCHEDULEDukes U9Mar 16 — 5:00–6:00 PM (RF1)Mar 18 — 6:00–7:00 PM (RF1)Mar 19 — 6:00–7:00 PM (RF1)JRG U9Mar 16 — 6:00–7:00 PM (RF1)Mar 19 — 7:00–8:00 PM (RF1)Mar 20 — 6:00–7:00 PM (RF1)Dukes U11Mar 16 — 7:00–8:00 PM (RF1)Mar 18 — 8:00–9:00 PM (RF1)Mar 20 — 8:00–9:00 PM (RF1)JRG U10–U11Mar 18 — 7:00–8:00 PM (RF1)Mar 19 — 8:00–9:00 PM (RF1)Mar 20 — 7:00–8:00 PM (RF1)Register here ➡️ page.spordle.com/cumberland-dukes-minor-hockey-assoc-hl ... See MoreSee Less

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Cumberland Minor Hockey Association

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🎉🏆The Cumberland Dukes U13 Selects are the Aurora Tigers March Madness Champions! They put on an outstanding show all weekend, going undefeated and sealing the title with a win over the Lakefield Chiefs in the final. ... See MoreSee Less

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U15 A2 Cumberland Dukes – Kingston Canadians Select Classic Champions 🥇The Cumberland Dukes headed to Kingston this weekend for the Canadians Select Classic — and what a battle it was.The competition was tough from start to finish. Every game felt like a playoff game. No easy ice. No easy shifts. Just hard hockey.The boys battled every single period. They stayed composed when momentum swung. They stuck to the system. They played for each other. When things got heavy, they leaned in — not back.Six games.Four wins.Two gritty ties.4-0-2 and bringing home GOLD.Nothing was handed to them. They earned every inch of ice, every puck battle, every shift. It was a full team effort — short shifts, big backchecks, blocked shots, and timely goals.Proud of this group. Proud of the way they represented Cumberland.This one was earned. 💪🥇 ... See MoreSee Less

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Cumberland Minor Hockey Association

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🔔U9 & U18 Jr Grads Coach Applications are closing soon!🗓️DEADLINE:February 28 2026 @ Midnight 🏒Cumberland Minor Hockey Association (CMHA) is now accepting applications for U9 and U18 Head Coach positions for the upcoming 2026/2027 competitive season. ✔️We’re Looking For: Dedicated individuals who embody CMHA’s values and are committed to fostering a positive, player-centered development environment. Coaches must meet certification requirements (or be able to obtain them), complete a Vulnerable Sector Check, and demonstrate strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills. ✔️Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage all team activities on and off the iceServe as a positive role model and uphold CMHA’s Code of ConductPlan practices, games, and team communicationsEnsure player safety and well-being ✔️Eligibility: Minimum age and certification requirementsAbility to commit to practices, games, and CMHA meetingsAlignment with CMHA’s development philosophy ✔️Application Process: Visit our website to access links to submit your application! ✔️The following should be sent to office_manager@cumberlandminorhockey.ca :Coaching resuméCoaching Philosophy StatementSeason Plan Outline▪️Selection Process: Applications will be reviewed by the CMHA Selection Committee. Interviews will be conducted with suitable candidates. Final appointments are subject to Executive Council ratification. ▪️Selection Committee(s): U9, U10, U11, U12, U13, U15, U16 – Tyrone Lamothe, Sylvette Brousseau, Natalie Sauvé U14 – Julie Flaherty, Sylvette Brousseau, Shawn Robinson U18 – Shawn Robinon, Sylvette Brousseau, Natalie Sauvé▪️What to include in your application: Completed Application Form Coach Philosophy Statement Season Plan OutlineCover Letter (Optional) ❓Questions??📧Email office_manager@cumberlandminorhockey.ca or 💻visit our website for additional information about the coach selection process. ... See MoreSee Less

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