is one of Ontario’s largest single community based non-profit hockey organizations with a membership of approximately 2,800. is a member in good standing with the governing bodies of hockey for youth - Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA), the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) and Hockey Canada. was created by the amalgamation of two long standing minor hockey organizations within the City of Brampton, the Brampton Minor Hockey Association and the Chinguacousy Minor Hockey Association. provides programs for the youth of Brampton that begin with 4 year olds in our Hockey School/Mini Mite program followed by our Recreational League Hockey Program which begins at Tyke and continues to Juvenile. also provides, through our Intra City program (Novice to Midget), a development platform by which players can develop skill sets which will allow them to advance to the Representative level of play. Representative team program consists of teams at the “AAA”, “AA”, “A” levels from Novice to Midget and where the number of participants warrant, Additional Entry “AE” teams. Brampton Hockey Inc., through its Hockey Development program, has a Select 6 year old and Tyke Select 7 year old program at these levels. also provides programs and clinics to assist its players, coaches and trainers in their development. Hockey Canada Coaches and Trainers Clinics are offered either online or in-class to provide coaches and trainers with the necessary certification to meet the requirements of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. Hockey Development provides programs such as Skills and Drills for players from Novice to Atom and high flow for players in the rep and intra city program. The Brampton Hockey two goalie school programs – Recreational/Intra City and the Elite Goalie School – is a key component of providing young goaltenders with an opportunity to learn and practice the skills of their position. Code of Ethics:
Players, Coaches, Officers, Volunteers and Parents -
1) Treat everyone fairly within the context of his or her activity, regardless of gender, place or origin, colour, sexual orientation, religion, political belief or economic status.
2) Show respect for everyone. Provide constructive comments and criticism at the performance rather than the person.
3) Consistently display high personal standards and project a favourable image to Hockey.
