News (Hespeler Minor Hockey Association)

By Matthew Broga: Cambridge Bingo and Gaming Center reopened on February 16th. 

By Kevin Mehlenbacher: Hespeler Arena Rink 2 to be named after 50-year coach and HMHA executive member Don Laurence. Don was a dedicated HMHA volunteer in all aspects of hockey, including refereeing, coaching and as an executive member.  Don was also a co-founder of the Hespeler Minor Hockey Olympics Tournament.  The ...

By Matthew Broga: HMHA will be returning to the ice February 22nd, continuing the COVID Red Zone programming. The goal is to finish the season at the end of March aligning with the City of Cambridge's plan for arena operation. Again, we thank everyone for their patience and understanding this season. We hope ...

By Matthew Broga: The HMHA board will be meeting this week to determine the status of the remainder of the season. The city of Cambridge will be targeting reopening Hespeler Arena on Monday, February 22nd. An update regarding HMHA programming will be provided Wednesday, February 17th.

By Matthew Broga: Hespeler Minor Hockey Association is proud to participate in Charitable Gaming through the Cambridge Bingo and Gaming Centre. This ongoing financial support allows us to offer much needed programs and services. When we come together we make things possible for our community.

By Matthew Broga: Hespeler Minor Hockey Association is pleased to present Charitable Gaming. Community Good. This new brand name and logo represents the good works in part, that happen locally as a result of our participation in Charitable Gaming through the Cambridge Bingo and Gaming Centre.

By Matthew Broga: It is with deep sadness that we inform everyone of the passing of Paul Metcalfe, head coach of the U8 Sharks. His sudden passing is tragic and hard to understand.  Paul was a committed community member who had volunteered his time with HMHA for several seasons and made a positive impact on so ...

By Matthew Broga: Provincial COVID19 restrictions require our programming to be suspended. The restrictions take effect December 26th and lasting at least 28 days until January 23rd. Restart date may change. We wish everyone a safe holiday season and look forward to returning to play in the new year.

By Matthew Broga: The City of Cambridge informed HMHA late Monday afternoon that the Region of Waterloo Public Health Unit was requiring strict adherence to the 10 person maximum limit for all ice arenas across the region due to the COVID Red Zone restrictions. We have been working with both the city and the ...

By Matthew Broga: The Waterloo Region has entered the COVID Red - Control Zone as part of the provinces COVID-19 response framework. This change will impact our programming. HMHA will transition all programming as of Monday November 23rd for the next 14 days. HMHA will monitor and discuss continuation of this ...