New hockey Players

Welcome to the Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association

Hockey is a fantastic sport. If your child is active, loves to move, and loves speed and excitement then hockey might just be the sport for them!

We offer three fantastic programs for new hockey players.

Richmond Jets Hockey 1

U6 (Refer to U7 Program Pathway)

For boys and girls who will be 4 years old or 5 years old as of December 31, 2024.

  • Sept-March
  • 2 sessions per week
  • Cross-ice games starting in January 2025.
  • 2024/2025 Fees = $600.00
Richmond Jets Hockey 1

Intro to Hockey

For boys and girls who will be 8 years old or older as of December 31, 2024.

  • Sept-Feb
  • Learn the fundamentals of skating and hockey
  • Two one-hour ice sessions per week with professional skating and hockey coaches. (TBC based on ice availability)
  • All players will be provided with a practice jersey if available. (TBC)
  • 2024/2025 Fees = $350.00
2019 First Shift Program

The First Shift

This amazing program is a great way for boys and girls (aged 6-10) to try our great sport.

  • Learn all the basic skills of hockey
  • Six on-ice sessions
  • Players are outfitted head-to-toe in brand-new hockey equipment, which is theirs to keep
  • $229

A little bit about us

The Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association is one of the largest minor hockey associations in British Columbia. We have just over 900 kids playing minor hockey in our community at both the recreational and competitive streams.

We are members of Richmond Arenas Community AssociationPacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association (PCAHA) and BC Hockey.

What to expect as you embark on your hockey adventure

As we get closer to September, we will announce the specific days and times for your child's program.  We have ice times (7 days a week) at Richmond Ice Centre and Minoru Arenas.
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There will be ice cancellations during the season. This is normal and it is factored into the price that you paid. Richmond Arenas takes away our ice when there are large events, including tournaments at Richmond Ice Centre. For example, we probably will not have our ice sessions on Thanksgiving weekend and you definitely will not have ice sessions over the Winter Break. We will let you know about these cancellations as we get closer to them.

Children must wear full equipment to every session.  If you have any equipment needs we will help you with that in early September. Please inquire.

Tips for new hockey parents

  • We recommend that you label all equipment with your child's name
  • We also suggest that you put your child's name on the front of his/her helmet (black helmet preferred), so that our coaches can easily get to know your child's name.
  • Once your child is wearing skates, please remind him/her to stay on rubber flooring so the skates remain sharp and undamaged.  Please also have skate guards.
  • It is also very important to note that you are responsible to supervise your child before, during (if permitted in the rink) and after our programs.
  • Please do not leave the building if permitted inside.
  • If your child needs to use the washroom or needs help with his/her equipment, it will be your responsibility to help him/her if permitted in the rink.

Key Contacts

U7 Division Manager

Mark Rustia

u7@richmondjetsmha.com

Intro To Hockey Division Manager

Michael Starchuk

mike.starchuk@richmondjetsmha.com

 

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association

As one of the largest minor hockey associations in British Columbia, the Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association offers an integrated (boys and girls) minor hockey program from Initiation to Juvenile. Featuring both recreational ("C") and competitive ("A") streams, our programs operate out of the three different facilities in the City of Richmond: Richmond Ice Centre (RIC), Minoru Arenas (Stadium and Silver Rinks), Richmond Oval (North and South rinks).

Contact Us

PO Box 94488, Richmond, BC V6X 8V6

(604) 454 4494
info@richmondjetsmha.com

We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.