WNMHA 3 on 3 Tourney April 2025, News (West Niagara Minor Hockey)

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Feb 14, 2025 | Jim Borsodi | 468 views
WNMHA 3 on 3 Tourney April 2025
West Niagara will once again be hosting a fun filled 3 on 3 tourney for all players. 


Register Now for West Niagara Minor Hockey’s 3-on-3 Tournament!

Are you ready for fast-paced, high-energy hockey? West Niagara Minor Hockey is excited to host our annual 3-on-3 Tournament from April 7–19 (excluding April 11–13). This is your chance to have fun with friends, and enjoy the game in a dynamic, high-scoring format!

Tournament Details:

🏒 Dates: April 7–19 (no games April 11–13)
🏒 Game Times: Weekday evenings (5 PM–10 PM) & weekends
🏒 Team Size: 9 skaters + 1 goalie
🏒 Divisions: 36 player spots available per division U10-U16 (next season)
🏒 Cost: $75 per player, goalies play for FREE!

How to Register:

Gather your teammates and sign up now to secure your spot!

https://register.sportsheadz.com/association/69

Don’t miss out on the fun, speed, and competition—sign up today!

Send any questions to [email protected]

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