NEW! Female Development Series
The STA Advance Development Series features an all-female instructional staff, bringing a wealth of hockey knowledge and experience to the ice. Featuring coaches and players with experience at elite levels of the game, participants will learn from instructors who bring both expertise and a unique perspective to player development. Kennedy Ganser Head Coach of…
Welcome TeamLinkt
At St. Albert Minor Hockey, we are always looking for ways to improve the experience for our players, families, coaches, volunteers, and staff. After considerable evaluation and discussion, we have made the decision to transition our Association management platform from TeamSnap to TeamLinkt beginning with the 2026-27 season. This decision was not made…
Register Now!
Registration for the 48th season of the St. Albert Minor Hockey Association is now open, and we are looking forward to welcoming you to the rink in September! Please ensure you register early to secure your enrollment for next season. REGISTER NOW
Become A Referee
Become a Referee in St. Albert Are you interested in becoming a referee this season? Officiating is a great way to stay involved in the game, build confidence, and earn money while supporting minor hockey in our community. Eligibility Must be 13 years old by December 31, 2026 How to Get Started To become a…
Player Movement
Open Borders Unfortunately, there is a lot of information regarding ‘open borders’ circulated in the extended hockey community and on different forms of media. Much of this stems from a communication Hockey Alberta released in 2024 outlining changes. To help you better understand how the changes announced by Hockey Alberta will impact you, we have…
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve put together a list of all our Frequently Asked Questions. If you are looking for information on a specific topic, you will probably find the answer here.
U15 and U18 Program Options
Which program is right for you? As players enter U15 and U18, their hockey options expand to include three streams: Mainstream (formerly Non-Body Checking) There are a limited number of teams at the AAA, AA, and Body Checking levels. Over the past three years, there have been significant changes to the streams of hockey…
Timekeeper
How does it work? Complete the training (August). Upon successful completion of the training, your name and contact information will be added to a list of qualified Timekeepers. The list will be circulated to team Managers. If the team has decided to pay a timekeeper for the season, the Manager will contact you. This is…