2024 OUTDOOR HOCKEY

Registration is now OPEN

Play hockey in true Canadian Style!

The West Carleton Outdoor Hockey League consists of teams from Dunrobin, Carp, Fitzroy Harbour, Kinburn and Constance Bay. It is a much less competitive league than indoor hockey and of course, only runs when the ice is frozen. Typically, the season starts early January, and ends at March Break.

Kids from 5 - 15 are welcome to join, regardless of previous hockey experience. Teams consist of the following age groups: 5-7; 8-9; 10-12; 13-15 Teams are mixed boys and girls.

Full hockey equipment is a requirement! Practices are held at the Dunrobin Community Centre Tuesday and Wednesday nights and games are typically on Saturdays between 9 and 1 pm. Games rotate between "home" and "away", which can be any of the rinks noted above.

We will have new jerseys this year for all our teams, with a new logo and team name: Dunrobin Strong!

For any questions or concerns please contact League Coordinator: Lauren DeRoche

**See maps of the rink locations below**

For those registering on-line, you agree to the following waiver:

The participant/guardian hereby acknowledges that due to the nature of the sport injuries may result. Participant agrees to wear the necessary protective equipment. Participants, parents and legal guardians are aware and acknowledge that their children are participating AT THEIR OWN RISK.

“I understand the conditions of this waiver and release and forever discharge the Township of West Carleton, the City of Ottawa, the Fitzroy Community Association, Huntley Community Association, Constance Bay Community Association, Corkery Community Association and Dunrobin Community Association, their executives and members, from any claims for personal injuries and property damage of any nature whatsoever, arising by reason of my child’s participation in this program, at any one of the West Carleton area Community Centres.

I have read and I attest and verify the above statement, understand it, and my signature confirms its acceptance. I have full knowledge of the risks involved in my child’s participation.”