Calgary Power Hockey League

The Calgary PowerHockey League (CPHL) is dedicated to providing a quality adaptive hockey program for all persons 12 or older who require the use of an electric wheelchair for daily mobility.  We are a Canadian Registered Charity solely operated through the efforts of dedicated volunteers & charitable donations.

Any inquiries can be submitted by email to info@powerhockey.ca

If anyone in the league believes someone is not acting in accordance with the CPHL Code of Conduct please send an email to the CPHL Operations Committee and they will look into it. 

info@powerhockey.ca

Questions or concerns that you wish to be addressed by the Board of Directors can be emailed to ombudsman@powerhockey.ca

With great disappointment I must announce that the CPHL will not be able to proceed with our playoffs. The VIVO Centre is closed and sports gatherings are not allowed. The COVID 19 tsunami has swept our playoff dreams away along with the rest of sports in the world.
The Danny Oulette Trophy, awarded to the playoffs champion, will not be awarded this year. The Toronto PowerHockey tournament has been cancelled.
Although I cannot see into the future, I believe that we should proceed as if league play will continue in the fall. We will make whatever accommodations are needed to make this happen. Discussions with other leagues including the US and Europe will help us determine a way forward for PowerHockey.
Be safe over the summer. Social distancing, clean hands. Facemasks when out are the new norms.
See you in October.
Kent Barrett
President, CPHL

The Federal Government, as part of its COVID 19 financial relief programs is committed to give $600 to all qualified people with disabilities. To qualify you must be registered to receive the Disability Tax Credit. If so you automatically receive it, either by direct deposit (or by a cheque). The Disability Tax Credit is a $8000 tax deduction that can be used every year. Not everyone may be registered for it. If people are not in a taxable situation, they may not have seen the merit in registering. All those people should consider registering now to qualify for the $600. Everyone has at least 60 days to get certified to get the Disability Tax Credit if you aren’t certified already. You need a doctor to sign the CRA T2201 form and submit it to CRA (Revenue Canada). I am attaching a T2201 form and a news release on the Federal program.

March 7, 2020

Thunder 2 vs. Knights 3 - Click here for boxscore
Demons 4 vs. Machine 8 - Click here for boxscore

Next Games

Date to be announced

Registration forms have been emailed out to everyone on our mailing list, if you haven't received your form in your email, or if you are a new player this season, please click the link below to download a PDF of the 2019-2020 Registration form.

Registration is $100 per player plus $100 jersey damage deposit which is returned at the end of the season.

You may fill out the form, print it out and mail it to Mike Jorgensen, League Secretary (address can be found on the second page of the form). Or, fill out the PDF form (if you have Acrobat or some other PDF reader) and email it back to mjorgensen@powerhockey.ca . Registration and jersey deposit cheques must be mailed, please print Attn: Mike Jorgensen on the envelope.

If you know of someone you think might be a good candidate for the league, please give them a copy of the registration form, or have them contact the league at info@powerhockey.ca

Congratulations Machine, 2019 CPHL Champions!
Coach: Glenn Margetts
Remy Bernier, Taylor Eveleigh, Michael Falconer, Matthew Langen, Sheila Ann Langen, Nic Margetts, Hugo Moussu, Robert Olisoff, Hiroshi Popoff