2016 CARHA Hockey World Cup! Registration OPEN!

We are excited to announce that registration for the 2016 CARHA Hockey World Cup in Windsor, Ontario is now open!

Please follow the instructions below to register:

Click here to Register (opens in new window)

1. To begin registration please click the Sign Up button.
    
2. Enter your First Name, Last Name, Email Address and click submit.
    
3. Enter Phone Numbers and click submit.
    
4. A temporary password will be sent to your email. Please open the email and copy the password and then enter it into the Password field.
    
5. You will then be asked to create a new password and verify the password. This will open the Team Registration Page.
    
6. Enter your Team Name.
    
7. If you are a CARHA Hockey Member for the 2013/2014 choose the CARHA Hockey Member button. If you are an International Team (Outside of Canada) select the International Teams button. If you are a Canadian non-CARHA Hockey Team, select the Non-CARHA Hockey Member Teams button.
    
8. Then enter your City, Province/State, Country and Age Division* and click Register.
   *Please note that provided there are four (4) teams of equal caliber registered for the same age category, CARHA Hockey will create a division based on the standard tournament format.
    
9. To Register you must pay a deposit of $350 (CDN) per team to hold your spot for the event - this deposit is non-refundable. This payment can be made by Visa, Mastercard, Cheque, or Wire Transfer (Banking Information is on left of page). Choose your method of payment and click Continue

Your Team now has a spot on the Tournament List for the 2016 CARHA Hockey World Cup! You can print your invoice and receipt and visit your My CARHA Hockey World Cup home page.

For a list of Important Dates & Balances Due. Click Here

If you have any questions please contact me.

We look forward to seeing you in 2016!

Reuben Greenspoon
Coordinator, CARHA Hockey World Cup
CARHA Hockey

610-1420 Blair Place
Ottawa, ON
K1J 9L8

Tel: 613-244-1989 / 800-267-1854
Fax: 613-244-0451 / 866-345-1975
www.carhahockey.ca
www.thecup2016.ca

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Windsor Express Guard drops 33, Windsor flies past Skyhawks 105-102

(OTTAWA, ONTARIO) The Windsor Express are enjoying their visits to Ottawa.

The Express took a 12 point lead into the fourth quarter and held on, beating the Skyhawks 105-102, for their second win in two tries in the nation's capital.

Stefan Bonneau was up to his usual antics, posting 33 points on 12-for-18 shooting from the field and 6-for-10 behind the arc.

After Windsor posted their worst shooting percentage of the season in Monday's loss to Brampton, they rebounded with one of their best, making 48.2% of their shots from the floor tonight.

Darren Duncan led the team with 11 rebounds and four assists and added 20 points.

Chris Commons steadily delivered 25 points himself.

The victory stops a two game losing streak for the Express and gives them a 5-4 record after the first month of the season.

The loss drops Ottawa to a similar 5-4 mark.

Windsor and Ottawa will play the back half of their home and home series on Sunday, December 1st at the WFCU Centre. Tip off is 2:00pm.

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WINDSOR EXPRESS TICKET GIVEAWAY

We have two pairs of courtside seats for the Windsor Express game this Sunday December 1.

For a chance to win CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND GO TO OUR FACEBOOK PAGE AND "LIKE" THE POST MENTIONING THE TICKET GIVEAWAY

We'll randomly pick TWO winners Friday at noon, each will receive a pair of tickets to the game. Check our Facebook page Friday to see if you won! LETS GO EXPRESS!

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KidSport Windsor Assists 54 Under-Resourced Children; Surpasses First Milestone

Gift of Sport Holiday Campaign to Help Kids Get in the Game!

Windsor, Ontario. KidSport Windsor is pleased to announce that it has reached and surpassed the first milestone in the Chapter’s existence by awarding 54 grants to local under-resourced children in the area. “Thanks to generous gifts of sponsors and donors in our community like Biz X Magazine, Bentall Kennedy (Windsor Crossing) and Boston Pizza, we were able to raise then award $19,945 in funds locally to under-resourced children,” said KidSport Co-Chair, Chuck Smith.

Recently, dreams came true for local family, the Johnson’s where Amy, mother of 6 experienced extensive barriers to sport participation. “As a full-time law student and single mother, the cost is quite prohibitive for my children to play sports. Thanks to KidSport, my sons Theodore, Michael and Keon will be able to play basketball with Core City Hoops and Levi, with Legion Track and Field.” KidSport does more than remove barriers to participation, it creates a foundation for lifelong well-being. “Children are provided with the opportunity to feel and be a part of something bigger than themselves, which is critical to healthy childhoods and productive citizenry,” said Amy Johnson.

Since it’s inception during the KidSport Windsor Family Day Event on Monday, February 18, 2013, KidSport’s number have grown in several diverse ways. The division of 54 represents 30 boys and 24 girls, average age of 7 onto which 36 aboriginal youth belonging to the Can-Am Indian Friendship Centre received the Gift of Sport for the first time, 2 of which went to win a championship with Windsor Minor Lacrosse Association only after picking-up a stick 3 months earlier for the first time. “Thank you for helping us get into Lacrosse,” said Jace Tyler (9). “After we won, we got medals, pizza and pop!”

Next on the docket for KidSport Windsor is the Gift of Sport Holiday Campaign. It is a national fundraising campaign taking place November 20 to January 10, 2013, and raises money, so all Canadian kids have an opportunity to play organized sport. “We are very proud to be part of the solution in helping more children across Canada access sport, become more active, and share the pleasure of sport with others,” said the Honourable Bal Gosal, Minister of State (Sport). “Our Government is pleased to support KidSport in making a real difference in the lives of many young Canadians.”

Learn more or get involved, visit KidSport.ca, follow us on Twitter @KidSport or join KidSport Windsor on Facebook. Help eliminate financial barrier SO ALL Kids Can Play!

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WINDSOR EXPRESS GET REVENGE

(WINDSOR, ONTARIO) Darren Duncan's double-double over 36 minutes paced the Windsor Express to a 90-86 victory over the Island Storm on Thursday night.

The Express (4-2) get some revenge on the Storm (4-3), who eliminated them in the post season last year.

The game was also the first time this season Windsor has played outside the Central Division.

Duncan posted 20 points and 12 assists, hitting key free throws down the stretch and finishing 14-for-19 from the charity stripe.

The 12 assists were also a season high for the guard.

Chris Commons battled for 21 points and for the second straight game, Stefan Bonneau was the team's leading scorer - this time with nine boards.

The Storm's, Greg Plummer, had a game high 22 in the loss.

Windsor welcomes their 401 rivals, the London Lightning to the WFCU Centre on Friday, November 23rd at 7:00pm.

The season series between the two foes is tied at 1-1.

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EXPRESS TO PLAY AT CAESARS WINDSOR

(WINDSOR, ONTARIO) The Windsor Express are thrilled to announce their regular season game at 7:00pm on Wednesday, January 15th will be played at the award winning Colosseum at Caesars Windsor for an ALL AGES event.

The Express will take on the two-time defending champion, London Lightning for this historic event for the National Basketball League of Canada (NBL).

This will be the first time in NBL history a game will be played at a world-class entertainment venue, like Caesars Windsor.

Mary Riley, Vice President of Marketing at Caesars Windsor, said, "Caesars Windsor is thrilled for this opportunity to team up with Windsor Express for the first of this kind of sporting event in the Colosseum. It's not only a great way to showcase our local basketball team but also the versatility of our venue which has been host to hundreds of headline music and entertainment shows and now the excitement of a live basketball game."

Dartis Willis, President and CEO of the Windsor Express, said, "This is another opportunity for us to bring the community together for an event we can all be proud of. By partnering with Caesars, we get to bring our fans to one of the nicest venues in our region to see their team face our closest rival."

NBL Commissioner, Paul Riley, said, "Our league is all about entertainment and so is Caesars. We could not be anymore excited to be features in a venue that has hosted some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment. It's going to be a special night."

Tickets will go on sale at 10:00am on Friday, November 29th. Ticket pricing starts at $22 for adults, $16 for students and seniors and $14 for children and are available at the Windsor Express office, located at 720 Ouellette (open 9:00am-5:00pm Monday to Friday) and the Caesars Windsor box office, located on the second floor, (open noon-8:00pm Wednesday to Friday and on show nights until midnight).

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Express Fall on Bucket with 2.2 Seconds Left

(BRAMPTON, ONTARIO) Jameson Tipping hit a jumper with 2.2 seconds left as the Brampton A's (5-2) slipped past Windsor (3-2) 105-103.

A layup from Stefan Bonneau did everything but drop in the net at the buzzer, sealing Windsor's fate.

The loss drops the Express to 1-2 on the road this season.

Bonneau was impressive on both ends of the court, collecting 22 points and helping with 11 rebounds.

Chris Commons led all scorers with 33 points on 14-for-22 shooting, including 4-for-7 from three point range.

Windsor was also helped by 16 points and nine rebounds from Darren Duncan.

The Express are back at the WFCU Centre on Thursday, November 21st to face the team that ended their postseason run last season, the Island Storm.

Tip off is 7:00pm.

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WMHA Wins Tournament

Congratulations to the WMHA Midget Minor AA team, sponsored by Windsor Club 240 in winning the Centre Wellington Tournament this weekend.  They played several teams from the GTHL and beat the Toronto Eagles 2-1 in the Championship game!  Ryan Proulx and Alex Saliba both scored and Alex was named the Tournament MVP!  Congratulations to Head Coach Mike Charron, his staff and all the players!  Well Done!

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