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Spring hockey raced to new heights this year as the Hockey Grand Prix welcomed teams from Western Canada to the Silent Ice Center, south of Edmonton. 40 clubs from Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia, over six age divisions – 2011-2016 birth years – competed for the checkered flag in 3-day tournaments, with all Sunday games fully broadcast on Silent Ice TV to watch live or rewatch later.

Silent Ice Sports & Entertainment (SISE) is pleased to announce the addition of three talented professionals to its growing digital media team. These individuals bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the organization and will contribute significantly to SISE’s continued success in the sports and entertainment industry.

The Junior Prospects Hockey League (JPHL) is proud to announce the newest Hub and team entering the league with a 14U team for the upcoming 2024-25 season. This marks an exciting new chapter for the league as it expands its footprint into a quality hockey-focused City in the Southern Alberta region.

The Female Super League (FSL) is proud to announce a groundbreaking development: the introduction of progressive bodychecking in the 14U division for the upcoming 2024-25 season.

Silent Ice Sports & Entertainment is delighted to announce the appointment of Hayley Runnalls as the Commissioner of the Female Super League (FSL). With her extensive experience in hockey and dedication to advancing women’s sports, Runnalls is poised to lead the FSL into an exciting new era of growth and opportunity.

Silent Ice Sports & Entertainment proudly announces the launch of the Female Super League (FSL), set to debut its inaugural season in 2024-25. Designed to elevate female youth hockey, the FSL will provide a platform for young athletes to showcase their talents, fostering growth, development, and community engagement.

The Junior Prospects Hockey League (JPHL) proudly announces the addition of South Sask HC as its latest member Hub, marking an exciting expansion for elite hockey in the Moose Jaw, SK area.

The second stop on the Grand Slam of Curling tour this fall will be the Co-op Canadian Open at the new Silent Ice Centre in Nisku.

The Junior Prospects Hockey League wrapped up its second year – called ‘The Sequel’ – in spectacular fashion over the weekend with three series coming to a climactic close on Saturday night and one requiring a heart-stopping third and deciding game.