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Cancellation of Provincials

12/01/2020, 7:30am CST
By Admin

 


November 30, 2020
 

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the decision has been made to cancel the 2021 Hockey Manitoba Provincials presented by Cargill Ltd. which were scheduled to take place throughout the province in February/March 2021.
 
Each year, the hockey season is capped off with the Hockey Manitoba Provincials presented by Cargill Ltd bringing together approximately 250 teams and 4,000 players to compete for the provincial championship. 
 
The decision to cancel the minor hockey championships has been made with the safety of all members and the community in mind.  These tournaments will not be rescheduled for the 2021 season.

The cancellation will provide leagues with more time to plan the current season and the ability to extend the season past February as we return to play.
 
As we return to play this season, provincial leagues will still have the ability to name a provincial champion and compete to represent Manitoba at a national tournament.
 
Hockey Manitoba remains optimistic that we can regroup and host the 2022 Hockey Manitoba Provincial Championships presented by Cargill Ltd. next season.

Code Red Update

11/12/2020, 12:45pm CST
By Admin

November 10, 2020

Based on the Tuesday November 10th announcement by Manitoba's Chief Provincial Public Health Officer, all indoor sports and recreation facilities in the province must close effectiveThursday November 12, 2020.

Click here to view the full release from the November 10th announcement.

For more information on provincial restrictions click here.

The health and safety of our community and Hockey Manitoba members is of utmost importance and we will return to play when it is safe to do so. Physical distancing, mask wearing, proper hygiene, and screening are necessary steps that must be practiced in order to return to hockey safely and will assist in reducing the risk to the hockey community.

For more information on Hockey Manitoba's Return to Play plan, please visit hockeymanitoba.ca/return-to-play/.

Thank you.
 

- Hockey Manitoba

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