Prairie View Municipality

Hockey

Small town hockey plays a vital role in Prairie View Municipality. Local rinks serve as gathering places for families and neighbors, and brings folks from different regions into the community. The game helps build confidence, discipline and teamwork in our youth - valuable qualities that can be taken and applied to life outside of the rink.

For rural communities in Manitoba, hockey programs are deeply knit into the social fabric. It takes the time and efforts of volunteers, parents, coaches and local business to support our teams and keep our rinks clean and operating smoothly. The results are a strong sense of pride and traditions that last generations.

In Prairie View, we always want to encourage our youth to feel connected, engaged and active - and our hockey programs have shaped teams that we're proud to call our own!

Birtle Minor Hockey

There is a full range of Intermediate Minor Hockey for boys and girls, which include the local high school team, Recreational and Old Timer hockey.

Practices and games for Minor Hockey are after school, in the early evenings and during the daytime hours on Saturdays.

Miniota Minor Hockey

With 6 & Under and 8 & Under teams available for boys and girls in Miniota, it is the perfect place for kids to start their hockey careers.

The Skunky Dozen Rec Hockey team plays their home games out of the Miniota Community Center and the Miniota/Elkhorn C-Hawks Senior Men's team call it home for half of their games each season. They have been crowned champions of the NCHL in two-consecutive seasons, and finished second the following two.

Practices and games for Minor Hockey are after school, in the early evenings and during the daytime hours on Saturdays. The Skunky Dozens and C-Hawks play games weekday and weekend evenings.