When & Where?
March 5-7, 2027
TTHE Tournament is held at Sunshine Coast Arena located at 5982 Shoal Way in ch'atlich (Sechelt) BC.
How do I get there?
PLEASE MAKE FERRY RESERVATIONS IN ADVANCE
Coming from Vancouver Airport YVR (via transit)
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Hop onto the Canada line Skytrain to Vancouver City Center station (30mins) - walk across the street and catch the 257 Bus to Horseshoe Bay (40mins)
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Take the ferry to Langdale (40mins) and then the 90 BUS to Sechelt (if you are flying in please reach out to us as we will happily try and connect you with a ride from Vancouver).
When does registration open?
Returning players and Sunshine Coast locals: October 30, 2026
New players: November 13, 2026
Will I get a jersey?
Thanks to financial support from NHL Unites, TTHE will provide players with custom jerseys and socks to use for the weekend.
These belong to TTHE and are signed out and returned at the end of the tournament.
How much does it cost?
Goalies are $100 CAD
Players are $120-$150 CAD sliding scale*
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*Zero questions asked. Hockey is expensive and we are doing our best to keep TTHE Hockey Weekend financially accessible. If you are in a position to pay more; know your fees help provide extra support for some of our players.
Who can play?
This tournament is for people who identify as women, trans, Two-Spirit, nonbinary, and/or gender-expansive.
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If you do not identify with the above, we still encourage you to come watch and volunteer and be part of the weekend. Help us continue to create space for marginalized players who haven't had as much opportunity or access to hockey.
Is there an age limit?
Players need to be 19+
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Historically, we have had a diverse age spectrum; including players 60+
Can I be on the same team as a friend?
Absolutely!
While this is a draft tournament and players sign up as individuals; there is opportunity to add your pals on your registration. We will do our very best to keep you together.
I'm new to hockey, can I still play?
Yes!
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This is a skill inclusive tournament meaning there will be folks with a wide range of playing experience. We hope to encourage playing to the player; meaning giving a little room to super green players. We have all been there. This is also an opportunity for our more experienced players to challenge themselves by creating scoring opportunities for the whole team.
How competitive is TTHE?
This is a FUN weekend full of hockey and hangouts. Not your typical tournie as we don't have a trophy. In fact we don't have playoffs. We just spend the weekend playing against new friends with new friends and have a great time doing it. There are plenty of player awards and prizes.
How many games will I play?
All players and goalies will play 4 games total.
1 game Friday evening, 2 games Saturday, & 1 game Sunday morning or early afternoon.
What events will there be?
Check back for more information for 2027 weekend.
Historically, TTHE has offered an inclusivity workshop, commemorative puck drop and territory acknowledgments, food trucks, a rink side barber, bake sales, game commentary by local drag talent, raffle tables, mental health ambassadors, a dance party, sponsored community skate, athletic therapist, live community painting mural, merch booth, gear drop and the ‘Penalty Box Bar'. This Tournament really Has Everything.
Can I bring friends, partner(s), neighbours to watch/participate in off ice activities?
YES PLEASE!
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BRING ALL YOUR COOLEST KINDEST PEOPLE. WE LOVE SPECTATORS. Help us to build community. Lets make hockey better. We are always keen for volunteers!
Can I bring my children?
Sure!
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They can most definitely come watch. Please note that all evening events and the 'Penalty Box Bar' upstairs is 19+ only.
Can I bring my dogs?
Unfortunately, unless they are service dogs, pups will have to stay at home as it is arena policy.
How can I help?
We LOVE volunteers and have a wide range of ways folks can participate.
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We are also always looking for sponsors and raffle prize donations. A little goes a long way.
To apply to become a volunteer, please fill out the Volunteer Form.​
Is the rink accessible?
Our beloved rink was built a long, long time ago (1971) and though the ice and viewing areas are on the ground floor through double doors; our bar is up a double flight of stairs. There is no elevator. We apologize for this and recognize the impact it has on some of our participants.
If you are comfortable please reach out to us with any accessibility needs and we will do OUR VERY BEST to facilitate because we want you to feel very much part of this community. We see you.
Bathrooms and changerooms
During TTHE weekend all our washrooms are gender inclusive.
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Use what feels most safe. Team locker rooms are gender inclusive and have open showers and a single locking bathroom stall in each if desired.
Where can I park?
The arena has a parking lot for all your parking needs.
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Note: The arena's parking lot gate will be locked from midnight to 7:00 am.
What can I eat?
There will be food trucks, and snacks throughout the weekend. You are welcome to bring your own snacks, but please DO NOT BRING PEANUTS into the arena. We have folks with severe allergies attending.
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The ‘Penalty Box Bar' will be serving beers, ciders, non-alchs and various other bevvys upstairs at the rink throughout the weekend. The space also has a heated viewing area. 100% of profits are donated to the Sunshine Coast youth outreach program.
Is there financial support available?
Yes!
With the support of Métis Nation BC , we are able to offer a grant covering registration fees for any players who identify as Indigenous including but not limited to First Nations, Métis and Inuit as a continued effort to influence change and encourage diversity and inclusion in hockey by removing systemic and discriminatory barriers that have historically prevented access to the sport.
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With the support of the Sunshine Coast Pride Society, we are able to offer 5 hardship grants in an effort to remove financial barriers in hockey. Hardship grants are financial resources designed to assist individuals who are experiencing financial distress due to unforeseen circumstances, such as job loss, medical emergences, or other challenges. Unlike loans, hardship grants do not require repayment. The grant is confidential and does not require proof of financial means.
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These grants will be available upon registration.