Cumberland Minor Hockey Association – District 12 in Hockey Eastern Ontario

Parents are the biggest supporters of our players, and photos are a wonderful way to celebrate their hockey journey. But before hitting “post,” it’s important to think about privacy and safety. What feels like a small detail online can have bigger consequences for players, families, and our association. Best Practices for Posting Hockey Photos: ✅ Celebrate…

Sep 05

September Spotlight – Group Chat Rules for a Safe Season

By cmhasecretary

As we begin the season, Cumberland Minor Hockey Association is committed to supporting our players, parents, and coaches both on and off the ice. Our Speaker Series and Safe Sport program for September focuses on Digital Safety & Social Media Conduct. This week’s theme: Group Chat Rules. From U7 to U21, group chats are a common way to connect.…

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Huge thank you to everyone who made U7 Fun Day such a fantastic success! 🏒We are so grateful to the incredible organizers, CMHA volunteers, and student volunteers who gave their time, energy, and enthusiasm to create such a fun, welcoming experience for our youngest players.The smiles, excitement, and love of the game we saw out there wouldn’t have been possible without you. Thank you for helping create memories these players will never forget! ... See MoreSee Less

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Shoutout to @bostonpizza_orleans for sponsoring our U7 Fun Day this coming Sunday, January 11th! 🍕Prize wheel, mascot, and pizza for our volunteers — we can’t wait. Thanks for supporting our Dukes! 💛🏒 ... See MoreSee Less

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Cumberland Minor Hockey Association is pleased to announce the appointment of Ken Huggins as Director of Goaltending Development. 🥅Ken brings a comprehensive approach to goaltender development that extends beyond technical skills. He places a strong emphasis on mental skills, confidence building, and resilience, recognizing the unique mental demands of the goaltending position. With firsthand experience as a competitive player, Ken understands the performance pressures athletes face and integrates mental skills development seamlessly into goaltender training.In his role with CMHA, Ken will oversee goaltender development across all levels, in both the recreational and competitive programs. He will implement a unified development pathway, provide support to coaches, and ensure that goaltenders receive consistent, age-appropriate instruction and constructive feedback throughout the season.Ken is committed to fostering a positive, structured, and supportive environment that encourages goaltenders to enjoy the position, build confidence, and reach their full potential within the Cumberland Minor Hockey Association. ... See MoreSee Less

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