New Coaches at ECHA
Enoch Cree Hockey Association announces some of our new coaches for the 2026-2027 season! Welcome! Hi, my name is Judd Blackwater, and I am a member of the Kainai (Blood Tribe) First Nation. I have been fortunate to play Professional Hockey for 17 years across North America and Europe. This game has given me more…
Read MoreReturning Winning Coach to ECHA
Thank you to Albert Iverson Houle our Coach of the Year last season, for returning to coach at Enoch Cree minor hockey this season. Welcome back!
Read MoreThe Shift Forward is a national learning program by Hockey Alberta to replace the older Respect in Sport (RIS) certification
The Shift Forward: Evolving Hockey Culture is a national learning and development program introduced by Hockey Canada and Hockey Alberta to replace the older Respect in Sport (RIS) certification Parent Course: Takes about 30 to 45 minutes to finish. Fees vary by local association (around $11.50). Coach Course: Takes about 90 minutes. It costs $27.00…
Read MoreSponsor Recognition | Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation
The Enoch Cree Hockey Association would like to thank the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation for supporting our Minor Hockey program through its Oilers 50/50 raffle on January 20, 2026! The fundraiser was a great success and will assist ECHA in growing our program and inspiring our youth to get involved in hockey, Thank you to…
Read MoreECHA U18 Take Gold at Edmonton Minor Hockey Week 2026!
Congratulations to our U18 team winning Gold at Edmonton Minor Hockey Week 2026! Thank you to ECHA U18 coaches, Albert Houle and Cody Lightning, Thank you to our players for your perseverance and effort Thank you to our parents for your support Thank you to ECHA Sponsors, Board Members and Staff.
Read MoreECHA U13 & U18 Take Gold and Silver
Congratulations to Enoch Teams U18 and Jr. Chiefs (U13) for winning their Edmonton City Championships And for Gold and Silver, respectively, at Edmonton Minor Hockey Week! Great job players! From Directors & Staff at the Enoch Cree Hockey Association
Read MoreNHL, Canadian teams recognize National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Statutory holiday honors Indigenous victims, survivors of country’s residential school system by Cristina Ledra @cledra / NHL.com Staff Writer The NHL and its Canadian teams recognized National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Thursday. The day, which is a federal statutory holiday in Canada that was created June 23, honors the children who were lost to and…
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