About
The Garden City Minor Hockey Association is a well-established hockey club located in St. Catharines, Ontario. The club is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for children to learn and develop their hockey skills. With a focus on sportsmanship, teamwork, and skill development, Garden City Minor Hockey Association is a proud member of the OMHA Digital Network and offers a range of resources for coaches, trainers, and parents.
Located at the Bill Burgoyne Arena on Linwell Road, the Garden City Minor Hockey Association office is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays by appointment only and on Saturdays. The office is accessible from inside the arena or through the rear door outside the back of the arena. For general inquiries, individuals can contact the club at (905) 646 7264 or visit the GCMHA Room located upstairs at the arena.
The GCMHA Room is available for team meetings free of charge, while a fee of $75 is charged for parties or fundraisers with a $100 cleaning deposit. External rentals are also available for a fee of $175 per usage. The room is equipped with round tables, folding chairs, a fridge, stove, microwave, 60" LCD high definition TV, DVD player, surround sound, and wireless internet. Individuals interested in booking the room can complete the online GCMHA Room Rental Request form and follow the usage agreements outlined by the club.
In addition to regular hockey activities, Garden City Minor Hockey Association also hosts tournaments and fundraising events, such as the BW Golf Tournament. This event raises money towards mental health awareness and supports Garden City Minor Hockey in honour of Brent White. Participants can sign up for the tournament online and make payments through e-transfer, cheque, or cash. Further details and payment instructions can be found on the club's website or by contacting BWgolf@gcmha.
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Overall, Garden City Minor Hockey Association is a thriving community of hockey enthusiasts dedicated to providing a positive and inclusive experience for young players. With a strong emphasis on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship, the club is a valuable asset to the St. Catharines community.
