A key development stage with competitive pathways, stronger team play, and options for both Body Contact and Non-Body Contact hockey.
The U15 division represents a significant step in a player’s development, transitioning into the “Training to Compete” stage. While skill development remains a priority, there is increased focus on team systems, tactics, physical conditioning, and the choice between Body Contact (BC) and Non-Body Contact (NBC) streams.
Players in U13, U15, and U18 divisions who wish to try out for AA or AAA Elite Stream teams must follow the steps below:
Should your U13/U15/U18 player be returned to Glenlake and they have not been pre-registered with Glenlake, they will not be guaranteed a space and should a space be available a late registration fee of $250 will be applied.
For assistance with Elite Stream registration, please contact:
Teams may request a cash call (typically $200–$350, up to a maximum of $500 per player) to cover additional expenses such as tournaments, dryland training, team apparel, and social events. Families facing affordability issues should speak confidentially with the coach or team manager.
ALL first year players to U15 players are REQUIRED to complete a body contact clinic regardless of whether they plan to play contact or non-contact. Those players who registered and completed the Glenlake spring body contacts clinics or the Calgary Royals body checking clinics as part of the Calgary Royals try out process are not required to attend the Glenlake body checking clinics but may do so if they wish, registration is required.
Registration is required and attendance is required at both ice times. Failure to attend a clinic or miss an ice time in your scheduled clinic will result in your player not being permitted onto the ice for evaluations. Goalies are not required to take these clinics.
Registration for these U15 body checking clinics will open later to be determined, please watch our website and your email for more information as it becomes available.
