U13 Recreation hockey involves the formation of non-tiered teams that play through the Edmonton Federation Hockey League (EFHL) Recreation Division. The players will vary from beginners that are learning basic hockey skills to those that have more experience. This is a lower cost, lower commitment option, does not include practices, only games.

• A child can register in U11 Recreation even if they have not participated in younger divisions
• For the 2024-25 season those born in 2012 and 2013 may register for the U13 Recreation program.
• Balanced non-tiered teams of 17 to 20 players are formed based on number of registrants.
• Teams will be hosted through Hockey Edmonton, and games will be held within Edmonton.
• For more information and to register, visit the Hockey Edmonton Recreational Hockey page

U15 Recreation hockey involves the formation of non-tiered teams that play through the Edmonton Federation Hockey League (EFHL) Recreation Division. The players will vary from beginners that are learning basic hockey skills to those that have more experience. This is a lower cost, lower commitment option, does not include practices, only games.

• A child can register in U15 Recreation even if they have not participated in younger divisions
• For the 2024-25 season those born in 2010 and 2011 may register for the U15 Recreation program.
• Balanced non-tiered teams of 17 to 20 players are formed based on number of registrants.
• Games may be held throughout the city and surrounding area, but will largely be focused in areas closer to Sherwood Park.
• There will be no practices other than an initial meet and greet practice at the start of the season.
• Games are non-contact, but will be played with referees.  Scores and standing are kept, but the focus is on fun, not competition.
•  18 games (90 minutes) from October to March.
• For more information, visit the Hockey Edmonton Recreational Hockey page

U18 Recreation hockey involves the formation of non-tiered teams that play through the Edmonton Federation Hockey League (EFHL) Recreation Division. The players will vary from beginners that are learning basic hockey skills to those that have more experience. This is a lower cost, lower commitment option, does not include practices, only games.

• A child can register in U18 Recreation even if they have not participated in younger divisions
• For the 2024-25 season those born from 2007 to 2009 may register for the U18 Recreation program.
• Balanced non-tiered teams of 17 to 20 players are formed based on number of registrants.
• Games may be held throughout the city and surrounding area, but will largely be focused in areas closer to Sherwood Park.
• There will be no practices other than an initial meet and greet practice at the start of the season.
• Games are non-contact, but will be played with referees.  Scores and standing are kept, but the focus is on fun, not competition.
•  18 games (90 minutes) from October to March.
• For more information, visit the Hockey Edmonton Recreational Hockey page

U18 Recreation hockey involves the formation of non-tiered teams that play through the Edmonton Federation Hockey League (EFHL) Recreation Division. The players will vary from beginners that are learning basic hockey skills to those that have more experience. This is a lower cost, lower commitment option, does not include practices, only games.

• A child can register in U21 Recreation even if they have not participated in younger divisions
• For the 2024-25 season those born from 2004 to 2006 may register for the U21 Recreation program.
• Balanced non-tiered teams of 17 to 20 players are formed based on number of registrants.
• Games may be held throughout the city and surrounding area, but will largely be focused in areas closer to Sherwood Park.
• There will be no practices other than an initial meet and greet practice at the start of the season.
• Games are non-contact, but will be played with referees.  Scores and standing are kept, but the focus is on fun, not competition.
•  18 games (90 minutes) from October to March.
• For more information, visit the Hockey Edmonton Recreational Hockey page