Season start and additional information
Welcome to Hockey Saint-Laurent’s 2022-2023 season! As we shift into fall, we are excited to get the kids back on the ice and get the season going. This year, with the re-opening of Arena Raymond Bourque we are looking forward to providing your children with a full schedule of hockey to develop their skills, keep…
Double letter tryouts
As you already know, our double letter teams next year will be merged with MRO, Cote St-Luc and Montreal West. Concerning U11 and U13, the emails to the invited players will be sent in maximum 1 week. Please pay attention to your junk mail just in case. Concerning U15 and U18, the tryouts are open…
Information sur la situation à Hockey Canada
À la suite des récentes allégations d’agression sexuelle impliquant des joueurs de hockey juniors canadiens et à la lumière des informations dévoilées par les médias ces dernières semaines sur les mesures prises par Hockey Canada, Hockey Québec a témoigné sa préoccupation par rapport aux comportements et actions allégués, sentiments également partagés par plusieurs de nos…
Recruiting referees and scorekeepers
Looking for a new challenge? Looking for a part time job? HSL is presently looking for referees and scorekeepers for the 2022-23 season. If interested, please contact our referee-in-chief. referee@hockeystl.com
PeeWee Tournament Game 1 Win!
We want to congratulate our PWBB team on a great first weekend. They played an exhibition game against the Quebec Harfangs with a 5-2 win. Their first game of the tournament took place at the Vidéotron Centre today, against Victoriaville. After the second period they were trailing behind 3-1 and came back strong in the…
Partnership of the four associations in Double Letter hockey
Dear Members, As you are aware, our four associations are part of the Hockey Quebec’s Lac Saint-Louis region. On February 24, 2022, the associations of Lac Saint-Louis received a memo strongly recommending a reduction of the number of Double Letter (DL) teams in the region. Below are some excerpts from the memo: Following…
AGA 2022
Hello all, Submissions for board positions up for vote is now closed and here are the candidates by position: President: Pierre-Luc Beauchamp – Winner Eitan Calmy – Rescinded Director Local: Marco Caporuscio Andy Kanellopoulos Mitch Mayberger Director of Coaches: Saverio Pileggi – Rescinded Kosta Segounis – Winner Equipment Manager: Scott Derby Eli Elkoubi…
Congratulations to the M15B Gladiators!
The M15B Gladiators have won the finals against the Lachine Rapides with a dramatic 1-0 victory. Please join us in congratulating them on this amazing win!
Félicitations aux Gladiators M15B!
Les Gladiators M15B ont gagné la finale contre les Rapides de Lachine avec une victoire dramatique de 1-0. Joignez-vous à nous pour les féliciter pour cette victoire incroyable !
2021-2022 Season Achievements
Objectives & Expected Level Of Play By Division
U7
The U7 division (formerly called Pre-Novice) is for kids who are 5 or 6 years old (as of Dec 31, 2016 or Dec 31, 2017). Hockey Saint-Laurent also offers limited spaces to 4 year old (as of Dec 31, 2018) children provided that a parent accompanies the child on the ice. This program introduces basic hockey skill development and coordination and seeks to build a love for the game. Players do not have to know how to skate to sign up.
U9
The U9 division (formerly called Novice) is for kids 7 or 8 years old (as of Dec 31, 2014 or Dec 31, 2015). This next level is still designed for beginners and builds on the basic hockey skills they learned in U7. The program is progressive in nature and it is designed to build love for the game, personal and team skills, knowledge of hockey and coordination. Players do not have to know how to skate to sign up.
U11
The U11 division (formerly called Atom) is for kids who are 9 or 10 years old (as of Dec 31, 2012 or Dec 31, 2013). U11 is designed to build basic hockey skills and is progressively planned by coaches to move players from basic to competitive play. As part of the transition from the U9 level, U11 teams start playing full ice and keep score during games. The U11 division is also the beginning of tiered teams from the competitive "rep" to house levels. There are U11 evaluations or "tryouts" hosted at the start of the year which facilitate player placements.
U13
The U13 division (formerly called PeeWee) is for kids 11 or 12 years old (as of Dec 31, 2010 or Dec 31, 2011). It is designed to build hockey skills and be progressive in development. This level caters to players who want to play recreationally and competitively. There are U13 evaluations or "tryouts" hosted at the start of the year which facilitate player placements.
U15
The U15 division (formerly called Bantam) is for kids 13 or 14 years old (as of Dec 31, 2008 or Dec 31, 2009). It is designed to progressively improve personal and team hockey skills for early teen children. This level caters to players who want to play recreationally and competitively. There are U15 evaluations or "tryouts" hosted at the start of the year which facilitate player placements.
U21
The U21 division (formerly called Junior) is for kids 17 to 21 years old (as of Dec 31, 2001, Dec 31 2002, Dec 31, 2003 or Dec 31, 2004).
U18
The U18 division (formerly called Midget) is for kids 15 to 17 years old (as of Dec 31 2005, Dec 31 2006 or Dec 31 2007). It is designed to progressively improve personal and team hockey skills. This level caters to players who want to play recreationally and competitively. There are U18 evaluations or "tryouts" hosted at the start of the year which facilitate player placements.
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