FAQ

🏒 FAQs for All Peace Hockey League (APHL)

1. What is the All Peace Hockey League (APHL) and who can participate?
The All Peace Hockey League (APHL) is a minor hockey league serving communities across Northern Alberta and the Peace Region. It provides structured league play for divisions from U11 through U18, following Hockey Alberta and Hockey Canada rules and regulations. Players register through their local minor hockey association, which then participates in APHL league play.

2. How do I register my child or team for APHL hockey?
Registration for APHL hockey is done through your local minor hockey association, not directly through the league. Each association handles player sign-up, fees, and team formation. Once registered, teams are placed in APHL divisions for scheduling, standings, and playoffs. Visit the “Associations” page for links to your local organization.

3. Where can I find the APHL schedule, standings, and game results?
All schedules, scores, and standings are posted on the APHL RAMP Games portal. You can access it via the “Standings” section of or download the RAMP Team App to follow your team in real time.

4. What are the league rules, fines, and discipline procedures in the APHL?
The APHL follows Hockey Alberta and Hockey Canada rules, along with its own league-specific policies. Discipline, suspensions, and fines are managed by each division’s commissioner according to the APHL Rules & Regulations. Teams and coaches can download the full rulebook HERE.

5. How do I contact my division’s commissioner or the APHL executive?
Commissioner and executive contact information is available under the "League Contacts" page.  Each division has a dedicated commissioner who handles game approvals, rule questions, and discipline matters, while league executives oversee overall operations and communication.

6. How many floods do I require when I book ice for my team or association?

The minimum ice time that associations are required to book is set by the Hockey Alberta One Regulations.  Below is a snippet from the HA One regulations.  Associations may elect to have a flood for U11, however it is not mandatory. 

Division  | Min Ice time required    | Flood Required
U11          1.50 hours (90 minutes)          0 Floods

U13           2.00 hours (120 minutes)        1 Flood        

U15           2.00 hours (120 minutes)        1 Flood

U18           2.25 hours (135 minutes)        2 Floods