Area. In 2000, the team was renamed the Cape Breton Islanders and has since become a prominent team in the Nova Scotia Major Midget Hockey League.
The Al MacInnis Sports Centre is proud to host the Cape Breton West Islanders Major Midget team and provide a home base for their training and games. The team has a strong history of developing talented young players and preparing them for higher levels of competition. The facility offers top-notch amenities and a supportive environment for the team to thrive and excel in their sport.
The Al MacInnis Sports Centre is more than just a hockey arena – it is a community hub where people come together to celebrate and support local talent. From hosting youth hockey games to cultural festivals like Chestico Days, the sports centre plays a vital role in bringing the community together and fostering a sense of pride and belonging.
Named after the renowned hockey player Al MacInnis, the sports centre honours his legacy by promoting teamwork, skill development, and sportsmanship among the young athletes who train and compete there. The goal is to provide a safe and welcoming environment for children to learn and grow through the power of sport, ensuring that they have the opportunity to reach their full potential on and off the ice.
Whether you're a local resident looking to support the community's youth hockey programs or a visitor interested in experiencing the vibrant culture of Cape Breton Island, the Al MacInnis Sports Centre welcomes you with open arms. Join us in cheering on the Cape Breton West Islanders Major Midget team and celebrating the talent and passion that thrive within our community.
