• The use of individual antibacterial hand sanitizer is recommended before and after games. Sanitizer must be provided by the individual player.  
• Players must wear their mask while not on the ice including locker rooms while inside an arena facility or restaurant for WNHL Events
• Players are reminded to avoid body contact during play on the ice
• Players are reminded to have conversations 6 feet apart on and off the ice and with the referees, timekeepers and arena staff
• Players while on the bench will only use their water bottle that they brought for their own use
• Players while on the bench will avoid talking face to face with other players and try to maintain a reasonable distance while on the bench
• Players should avoid touching their eyes, nose or mouth
• Players must cover their mouth and nose with a tissue or into your elbow when coughing or sneezing
• Players are to be mindful and abstain from spitting
• Players should wash their hands frequently and before and after each game or practice
• Glove on fist pumps will replace handshakes at the end of the game

Doug Ford is so jealous that he can’t play in the WNHL this season that he changed the social gathering laws so we couldn’t do the WNHL 2020-2021 Draft live and in person. We will be gathering on Zoom to see the new teams as they will be carefully picked like buying expensive produce.

Check out this great Draft Promo Video created by our Evan Fabiani.

See you on the Zoom as the season draws near!

We have been working hard at the WNHL Head Office for the new season. Just looking to confirm season start date, locations and times this week. On September 9th we will be having the WNHL Try-out Rookie Game at the Pelham Arena. This will give the 6 GM’s a good look at the new talent. 

The draft is scheduled for Wednesday September 23rd location TBD. So get your popcorn ready for one of the biggest events of the year. 

The cost for the season will be 420 and with the looming affects of COVID-19 we will be taking 120 up front. Once it looks promising for a full season we will collect the remaining 300. We will have refs all season this year. 

It looks like we have time in the change rooms to get ready and won’t have to get dressed at home. “Gatorade” in the changeroom will be BYOB for the first month once we get a feel for what is happening with the new system.

Thanks, Kelly Jones – WNHL Commissioner