Registration is now open at NHLStreetVictoria.ca. With significant support from the Victoria Royals, the VCPAA and VicPD, the partnership means that this inaugural tournament is low-cost at $50 per youth. Each participant receives their own reversible official NHL Street version of their team’s jersey."Hockey isn’t just what the Victoria Royals organization does, it is part of how we build connections that in turn instill life-long skills of teamwork, perseverance and leadership,” Dan Price, the Victoria Royals General Manager, said. “We’re glad to connect our players in our home arena with young players to help mentor both hockey skills and life skills.”“As a hockey fan, I am extremely excited at the opportunity for VicPD to partner with the NHL, the Victoria Royals hockey club and our own athletic association,” VicPD Chief Del Manak said. “Our local youth will be able to play weekly street hockey games in a fun, non-competitive environment while wearing the logo and colours of their favorite NHL hockey team. I especially look forward to cheering on the team that chooses the New York Islanders.”"Keeping the costs down so this event could be accessible to as many young people as possible has been really important to us,” VCPAA Executive Cst. Mandeep Sohi said. “We’re proud to be part of bringing this official NHL event to our community.”The first NHL Street game in Victoria starts with a ceremonial puck drop at parking lot of Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre, 1925 Blanshard St., on Tuesday, July 4.To register for a team, visit NHLStreetVictoria.ca. Registration is limited.For more information on NHL Street in Greater Victoria, please visit NHLStreetVictoria.ca or https://www.instagram.com/nhlstreetvictoria/.-30-
About the Victoria Royals The Victoria Royals are a Canadian major junior ice hockey club in the Western Hockey League (WHL) owned and operated by GSL Group. The Royals play all their home games at Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre and have entered their 12th season of their existence.
