The Timbit division serves as the initiation program for young hockey players, boys and girls. The division is designed for the entry level hockey player and will consist of two on-ice sessions per week. The focus of this division emphasizes basic skill development, cooperation, fitness, and hockey for the fun of it. On-ice sessions consist of 70% practice drills and 30% low structure game play.

The Novice Division serves as an initiation program to introduce the basic concepts of the game to young hockey players. The division is a recreational program designed to develop technical skills, individual tactics and basic team tactics. It includes house league play and provides an opportunity in Novice II for major and development teams. On-ice sessions usually consists of three on-ice sessions per week. Includes house league play and provides an opportunity in Novice II For major and development teams. An effort will be made to provide on opportunity for out of town competition.

The Atom Division is a recreation program and its main focus is on skill development, individual tactics, basic team tactics, team play and strategies. This division includes house league play and provides an opportunity for all star, development and house league tournaments. The Atom Division will usually consist of three on-ice sessions. An effort will be made to provide an opportunity for out-of-town and local exhibition and tournament play.

The Pee-Wee Division is a recreational program designed to develop technical skills, individual & team tactics, body checking, team play, respect and a knowledge for the rules of the game. This division includes house league and all star programs. Ice time will usually consist of three sessions per week. An effort will be made to provide an opportunity for competition through various tournaments, both house league and all star, ranging from local to provincial to national.

The Bantam Division provides an opportunity for advanced tactics and team play. This program includes house league and all star play. Ice time will usually consist of three on-ice sessions per week. An effort will be made to provide an opportunity for competition through various tournaments, both house league and all star, ranging from local to provincial to national.

The Midget Division focuses on advanced skill development, tactics and system knowledge. A forum is provided for the midget player to excel in competition ranging from local, provincial and national tournaments and prepares the player for the end of their minor hockey career.

The Female Hockey Division is a recreational program and its main focus is on skill, development, fun, participation and cooperation. The Female Division will usually consist of 3 on-ice sessions. An effort will be made to provide an opportunity for out-of-town and local exhibition and tournament play.