3V3 Information

Summer 3V3 Hockey

Summer 3v3 Hockey



Dates: June 1st - July 8th: 6 weeks of games (Monday and Wednesdays) 

Ages: 6 - 14 years old 

Cost: $115 per person

Format: One night/week, 1.25 hour of ice, 3 games per ice session

Location: Peaks Ice Arena



Registration Information
  • Team Registration happens first, May 4th and ends May 7th
  • Individual Registration is available for any remaining spots after team registration closes. it's possible that some divisions may have no additional room after team registration is complete. Registration begins Monday May 18th and ends Friday May 22nd 

  • Enter as a team: fee is $115 per player, max of 9 Players per team (10 for 8U)
                   If your team does not have a full roster, individual registrations may be added to your team until it reaches the maximum number of players. See team info section for more information.
  • Goalies register independently of teams (Teams will rotate, goalies will stay in place)
  • Game Nights: (Players register for only one division)
                                                                        8U - Mondys 5:00pm - 6:15pm                          10U - Wednesdays 5:00pm - 6:15pm
                                                                        14U - Mondays 6:30pm - 7:45pm                      12U Wednesdays 6:30pm -7:45pm
  • After the Team registration deadline (May 7th) teams will be assembled as needed and the coaches will be notified regarding rosters

    See the videos in the link below for how to register 
    Registration Videos
                                                                                     Please carefully read the following information for specific league format and rules.

    Registration deadlIne: Thursday May 9th

    League begins: June 1st and June 3rd


  1. League Philosophy
  • PHYL 3v3 is intended to improve player’s skills such as passing, shooting and team play in a fun, recreational but competitive and educational setting.

  • Every effort is made to ensure fair play and sportsmanship among players and coaches.

  • Equal opportunity is stressed for every player.

            2. Game Format

  • Each time slot is 1 hour and 15 minutes.

  • Each time slot has 3, 20 minute games, i.e. each team plays 3 games.

  • Each time slot will begin with a 5 minute warm-up.

  • Each game will have 2, 10 minute halves, running-time with a 1 minute break between periods.

  • After the conclusion of the first game, there is a 1 minute break, the teams then rotate to their next scheduled game.

  • Each game will have one referee.

  • The referee is responsible for calling penalties, and overall game management.

             3. The Rink

  • The ice surface is divided into 3 sections. Games are played at each end from the blue line to the end boards and cross-ice.

  • The neutral zone acts as a player's bench as well as the coaches and officials area.

  • Across each blue line will be a barrier to help keep pucks in play.

  • Nets will be placed approximately 4 feet from the side dasher boards.

              4. Rules

  • No checking (all divisions)

  • Penalties result in a penalty shot from “center ice: for the offended team.

  • The five players not taking the penalty shot may back check the shooter starting from the far boards on the referee’s whistle. Once the penalty shot has been taken, a face off takes place if a goal is scored. If a goal is not scored, the puck is live and play continues.

  • Face-offs are only held after goals are scored.

  • Change on the fly is a form designated “change zone” only. This area, approximately from the neutral zone face off dots to the boards, acts as the player’s bench.

  • If a puck leaves the playing area, the referee determines which team caused the stoppage. The puck is then given to the other team in the area the puck was lost. The team not given the puck must back up a reasonable distance before they can challenge the puck carrier.

  • If a shot of goal results in the goalie “covering” the puck, the puck is given to the defending team and play is resumed. The team not given the puck must back up to at least half ice before they can challenge the puck carrier.

  • No overtime and no time outs.

  • Standing will not be kept or posted.

  • Game scores will not be kept.

              5. Teams

  • Each division will consist of 4 teams

  • Each team will consist of a minimum of 4 skaters and a maximum of 9 skaters (10 for 8U division). Teams may be entered as a combined unit, and/or teams will be created by the Youth Hockey Coordinator from individual registrations. 

  • Independent players will be added to any team until the maximum number of skaters is reached.

  • Only registered players may fill a team's roster. No substitute players are allowed

  • Each team will have a volunteer coach or coaches. Coaches are to be on skates and remain in the neutral zone during the games. Coaches must wear helmets on the ice!

  • Teams will have matching jerseys except for goaltenders which will have the same color jersey.

  • Teams will be rotated in order to play each of the other 3 teams once each week.

  • Teams can be composed of travel team players, recreational players or a combination of both.

             6. Player Registration

  • If your player will be moving up an age division for the 2026-27 season, you have the choice of registering your child in the age division they played during the 25-26 season OR registering them in the age division in which they will be playing in the 2026-27 season.

              7. Goalies

  • Goalies register as individuals and not part of a team.

  • Goalies play for and against multiple teams each week.

  • Quick change gear will be provided ONLY for 8U players that need equipment.

             8. Age Divisions (2026-27 season)                     

  • 8U -- born in 2017, 18, 19

  • 10U -- born in 2015, 16

  • 12U -- born in 2013, 14

  • 14U -- born in 2011, 12

            9. Equipment

  • Full ice hockey gear is required for players. This includes HECC approved helmet with face mask, mouth guard (pee-wee only), shoulder pads, elbow pads, hockey gloves, hockey pants, shin guards, cup and supporter or pelvic protector, ice hockey stick, and hockey skates. On-ice coaches are also required to wear HECC approved helmets and also to wear skates.

            10. Pre-requisites

  • Participation in the 3 on 3 program is restricted to players with previous ice hockey experience.