Registration extended to Sunday, March 24 for Team BC NAHC Selection Camp

About the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC)
The NAHC provides a forum for elite Bantam/Midget age Aboriginal hockey players from across Canada. The event aids in fostering cultural unity and pride and celebrates the athletic abilities of Indigenous athletes from across the country. Team BC is represented by two teams, one male and one female which are both comprised of the top players from across the province.
 
For more information about the Whitehorse 2019 NAHC, please visit www.nahc2019.com.

The 2019 Camp Registration Fee of $120 per player will include a Team BC Selection Camp practice jersey.  Pre-registration is mandatory as no ‘walk-ins’ are accepted.

• Resident of British Columbia and be of Indigenous ancestry (First Nations, Métis, Inuit).  Acceptable proof of ancestry includes Status card, Treaty card, Provincial Métis card, Inuit or Inuvialuit identification.  For those without a card, a formal Declaration of Ancestry may be completed with supporting documentation (form available upon request).
• Registered or eligible to be registered with BC Hockey.  (Players currently not registered with BC Hockey may be registered via this camp for an additional fee of $40.)
• Male or Female players: Bantam or Midget age as of the 2018/19 competitive season (born 2001 to 2005)*

*NOTE: this is a program primarily for Midget aged hockey players (born 2001-2003), but Bantam age players are eligible to compete in the NAHC. As a competitive selection camp, Midget and Bantam players will be competing amongst one another for a position on the team. For safety reasons, bantam aged players (born 2004-2005) must be approved by the coaching staff before they can participate in the camp. The coaching staff will consider the player’s size and competitive experience in rendering a decision.