2022-23 SMHA Zones:
There will be no changes to SMHA zoning for the 2022-23 hockey season - zoning regulations will remain the same as in 2019-20, 2020-21 and 2021-22.
The zoning map will remain the same as 2021-22.
Click here for the 2022-23 SMHA Zoning Map
2021-22 SMHA Zones:
There will be no changes to SMHA zoning for the 2021-22 hockey season - zoning regulations will remain the same as in 2019-20 & 2020-21.
The zoning map will remain the same as 2019-20.
2020-21 SMHA Zones:
There will be no changes to SMHA zoning for the 2020-21 hockey season - zoning regulations will remain the same as in 2019-20.
The zoning map will remain the same as 2019-20.
2019-2020 SMHA Zones:
Note - SMHA has made changes to zoning effective with the 2019-2020 hockey season.
2019-2020 SMHA Zoning Changes
Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association and its six geographic zones have been reviewing its current zoning over the past few months. An imbalance in player registration totals within the current zone structure has developed and was an area of concern requiring changes.
The SMHA Board has approved zoning revisions effective with the 2019-2020 season, designed to accomplish the following:
The following zoning changes have been approved for implementation for the 2019-2020 hockey season:
Based on 2018-19 numbers, the new zone player registration numbers will be approximately as follows:
Aces – 530
Bobcats – 509
Flyers – 509
Redwings – 496
Renegades – 475
Wild - 486
General Zoning Information:
The Saskatoon Minor Hockey Association is comprised of six geographic minor hockey zones within the City of Saskatoon:
Zone D Renegades - north west Saskatoon
Zone G Redwings - east central Saskatoon
Zone H Flyers - south east Saskatoon
Zone M Aces - south west Saskatoon
Zone W Bobcats - south central Saskatoon
Zone X Wild - north east Saskatoon
In addition, the SMHA includes two City-Wide programs:
Comets Zone - Female Hockey - the Comets zone has all-female teams formed on a city-wide basis and offers teams from U7 through U18 age groups..
Saskatoon AA Hockey - The Saskatoon City Wide AA programs for U13, U15 & U18 ages were initiated in 2005 and have been a wonderful addition to the SMHA's programs. The AA teams are drafted on a city-wide basis. Saskatoon AA hockey is operated by a Committee of the SMHA Board of Directors, chaired by the elected SMHA AA Chairperson. The U13 AA league is run by the SMHA. The U15 AA and U18 AA teams compete in the Saskatchewan AA League (began in 2018).
Notes to Zone Boundaries Maps:
East Side of South Saskatchewan River:
Wild / Redwings Zones:
Flyers / Bobcats Zones:
Aces / Renegades Zones:
Acreage Players - Minor and Female Hockey:
For Corman Park RM acreage players that reside in the area around Saskatoon designated by SHA as part of the SMHA's boundaries, please see SHA Regulation 6.03.01 (below) for the defined boundaries.
SHA 6.03.01
b) The Province of Saskatchewan shall be divided into the following geographic sub-divisions for registration purposes and categorization of teams:
1.The Province shall be one geographic subdivision for Midget AAA hockey.
2. The City of Regina.
3 The Greater Saskatoon Area:
Boundaries:
- West:
R.M. of Corman Park Boundary
Rge.6 Boundary
- North:
Twp. 37 Boundary/Penner Rd.
- East:
R.M. of Corman Park Boundary (North of Highway # 5)
Freeborn Road (South of Highway #5 to Floral Road)
Highway #11 (South of Floral to Corman Park Boundary)
Note - any player residing to the east of Highway # 11, south of Floral Road resides outside SMHA Boundaries
- South:
Corman Park Boundary and the Whitecap Dakota First Nation
Female Hockey:
IMPORTANT:
EFFECTVE IN 2018-19: The acreage boundaries described above covered in SHA Regulation 8.03.02 apply to female players playing female hockey with the Comets. This comes into effect via SHA ruling for the 2018-19 season.
NOTE: All players registering with SMHA that reside outside the City of Saskatoon boundaries must provide their legal land location address along with a mailing address (RR# or Box #). This applies to all acreage players and rural players that reside within SMHA boundaries but reside outside the City of Saskatoon in the RM of Corman Park.
Acreage players residing outside the City of Saskatoon shall be placed in a zone determined at the discretion of the SMHA Board of Directors. Effective with the 2019-20 season and until further notice, all acreage players residing outside the City of Saskatoon boundaries but within SMHA boundaries must register with the Saskatoon Aces zone.
For any SMHA registration questions, please contact Kelly Boes at the SMHA office at (306) 244-1363 or by email at kellyboes@sasktel.net
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