2026-2027 SEASON UPDATE
The 2026 Winter Pre-Season will begin on Monday, September 21 (grades 8-12) 7pm-9pm*. We are accepting registrations (form & fee) for the regular season which will begin in November.
We will once again be offering two seasons, two playoffs, two opportunities at a championship. Registration is $50**/player, but if you invite a friend and sign up with someone who hasn’t played in the league before, then it’s $40**/each. Also, both seasons are included in one registration.
The two seasons will break down as follows:
2026 Winter Season
Mondays, 7pm-9:30pm
November 2 - January 18 (two week break for Christmas, Dec. 21 & 28)
Semi-Finals: January 25
Finals: February 1
All Star Game: February 15
2027 Spring Season
Mondays, 7pm-9:30pm
March 8 - May 10
Semi-Finals: May 17
Finals: May 24 (Victoria Day) 5pm Start
Awards Banquet: May 24 after Final
All Star Game: May 31
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*Time may be expanded to 7pm-9:30pm depending on numbers during Pre-Season.
**Dates subject to change
**Subsidies available. If the fee is keeping you from participating, please email league director
The Rebels are your Spring 2026 Stanley Cup Champions!
The Rebels are the first team to win back-to-back Cups since the franchise did it back in 2019 & Winter 2021. These two Cups could not have been more different. Winter, the Rebels entered the playoffs as the 4th seed and upset both the #1 Jets & #2 Herd to make a Cinderella run. This time around, minus a minor blip in week 5, they led the league from start to finish.
The Kings came out firing in Game 1 putting two quick ones past Rebels goalie Sacha Isaac-Penner, but their lead would be short lived as Cruise Benjaminson & Adam Frick would erase that lead with two of their own. The Kings would take the lead once more as Kyle Hines wired his second of the game off a one-timer, but that’d be the last lead the Kings would have in the game as the Rebels answered with two more of their own to make it 4-3. Isaac-Penner then locked in and made some timely saves to keep the Kings from regaining momentum and taking Game 1, 7-4.
Both teams started off Game 2 at a stalemate, countering every offensive push with quality defending & goaltending. Both teams traded goals through the first period and a half, then Frick got a loose ball, split the defence and scored a beauty backhand to put the Rebels up. Davies would add another one on a wraparound to make it 4-2. The Kings were determined to make a comeback but with just under 6 minutes to play, Kings forward Kyle Hines suffered a knee injury that took him out of the game. Isaac-Penner stood tall in the final minutes making some big saves as the Kings struggled to recover and the Rebels took Game 2, 5-3.
This is the Rebels fifth Cup in franchise history and coach Matt Peters’ 3rd!
Playoff MVP: Sacha Isaac-Penner
