Information and Procedures for Coming to the Arena, News (Wilmot Girls Hockey)

The cities and townships of Waterloo Region have continued to work with local public health officials and the Province to clarify and interpret the provincial limits for recreation and sport in the Red-Control category of the provincial response ...

With Waterloo Region now in the Red-Control category of the provincial response framework, the Wilmot Wolverines continue to work with local public health officials and the township to meet the new provincial regulations.  Following further ...

Waterloo Region will be placed in health code red as of Monday, November 23.  All scheduled games this weekend will still take place.  There are important changes that are effective as of Monday. Click on "Read More" for full details.

Standardized rules for recreation facilities and community centres across Waterloo Region:

COVID-19 update from the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Emergency Services: COVID-19-Update-Dr.-Hsiu-Li-Wang-October-23-2020

HOCKEY CANADA FOUNDATION ASSIST FUND TO PROVIDE $1 MILLION TO HELP YOUNG CANADIANS RETURN TO HOCKEY Canadian families impacted by COVID-19 can apply now for registration fee subsidies. Visit the Hockey Canada website for details.

Games are starting for some teams!  Here is a document including information about maximum capacity numbers (ice pad, bench, spectators, etc.) and other information you will need to know when visiting other local arenas for ...

OWHA has just announced the mandatory online course PLANNING A SAFE RETURN TO HOCKEY.  This MUST be completed by all Team Staff and On-Ice Officials for the 2020-2021 Season. This is a mandatory requirement.