Official 2022 OMHA Championship Details, News (South Bruce Minor Hockey)

DD*: A DD team within any age division that does not have a second entry team in the same age division at the
AE level will be assigned to Tier 3. If the age division has both a DD team and an AE team the DD team will be
assigned to Tier 2 and the AE team to Tier 3.

The entry fee for participating teams is $800 for U14 and Below and $950 for U15 and Above.

WHERE YOU’LL BE PLAYING

The OMHA Championships will take place over three weekends: March 25-27, April 1-3 and April 8-10.
They will be hosted in five locations around the province: Barrie, Kingston, Oakville, Whitby and Windsor.

Round robin play will occur on the first two days, with the Semi-Finals and Championships being decided on the Sunday.
Specific schedules will be released closer to the dates. The weekends will feature sponsor activations and gifts,
excited crowds, official merchandise and live-streaming of games.

Click on your Championship to be taken directly to it's dedicated page. From there, you'll be able to book local
hotels and see the standings and schedules as they become confirmed.

Consistent gameplay formats will be followed at U14 and Below and U15 and Above regarding period lengths and floods.

This new playoff format has been designed with our players, coaches and parents in mind.
It extends the length of playing meaningful hockey, minimizes travel for busy hockey families and aligns with the
Player Pathways optimal season structure. It removes the elimination-style series, and keeps more teams playing
during the year for a longer period of time.

“Our players, parents and volunteers have endured so much during the pandemic.
We have been planning this for months and believe this is a great way to give them something special to look forward
to and to ensure all our participants can be involved in more meaningful hockey right up to March and beyond,”
says Ian Taylor, Executive Director of the OMHA.

“Since 2018, Egg Farmers of Ontario (EFO) has been a proud supporter of the OMHA and are excited to continue that
partnership through our involvement in the new OMHA Championship Weekends,” says Scott Helps, EFO Chair.
“All teams should take pride in the hard work and perseverance that it takes to win the ultimate prize in minor hockey.
These new steps to win the Red Hats will make it more exciting than ever.”

We can’t wait for the first ever OMHA Championship Weekends and look forward to catching all of the action at the rink!