U14 BB, Rep (Markham Waxers)

Respect in the Game is essential at every level, and it is our collective responsibility as stakeholders in creating a safe space in which everyone can enjoy the game. A significant element of this is our responsibility to raise awareness and draw attention to the importance and need for respect. This awareness and education is particularly important in our Officiating Program. As with all participants, the importance of the retention of Officials is critical, as maltreatment is often cited as the primary reason Officials are leaving our game. The future of our game depends on Officials ...

The MMHA Hockey Development Program is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the following Fall 2024 Development Clinics. Both our Player and Goalie Development Clinics provide our players an opportunity for additional skill instruction by professional instructors throughout the hockey season. 

Eadan McParland hasn’t let Type 1 diabetes stand in the way of his hockey dreams, instead becoming a role model.

The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) is centralizing the processing of Police Vulnerable Sector Checks (PVSC) through the OHF Screening Policy for all team officials and team personnel. This is in addition to screening of all on-ice officials that has been in place the past number of years. All minor hockey associations will continue to screen staff and board members that are not involved in on-ice programming.

The Markham Waxers U18 AAA team defeated the Waterloo Wolves 6-5 to capture the Central Ontario Regional Championship on Sunday, April 14. Next stop is Sydney, Nova Scotia to compete for Canada’s Men’s U18 National Club Championship at the TELUS Cup, April 22-28 at the Membertou Sport & Wellness Centre. More information to follow.