Niagara Health Imposes Restrictions, News (Niagara Girls Hockey Association)

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Oct 09, 2020 | Pat Sica | 1450 views
Niagara Health Imposes Restrictions
NGHA would like to update everyone on a current development.

The City’s Emergency Control Group made the decisions in consultation with the Region’s Medical Officers of Health to not allow any teams from outside the Niagara PHU to take part in any rentals. 




Until further notice our Rep teams will not be able to host teams from outside our PHU for any sort of game or scrimmage.
The current max occupancy is 50 in each rink and with that number in place we will not be able to permit parents to watch the skates for the U7 (Fundamentals) or U9 (Novice) House League age groups.

If this creates any issues please feel free to email [email protected]

Thank you for your co-operation.
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