How to Find and Register for a CHE Hockey Tournament or Camp

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Canadian Hockey Enterprises (chehockey.com) organizes hockey tournaments and camps across North America, and the site gives you two direct entry points: Find a Tournament and Register for Camp. Start by deciding whether you want a tournament (a weekend competition for an existing team) or a camp (skills training for individual players), then pick your category — men's, women's, boys', or girls' — and browse the listed locations to choose an event. Registration is the step that follows once you've selected one.

Start With the Right Entry Point

The homepage separates the two paths, so the first decision is which one applies to you:

If you want to... Use this entry point Who it's for
Compete in a weekend event with a team Find a Tournament Existing teams; men's, women's, boys', and girls' divisions
Train and develop skills as an individual Register for Camp Youth players; Just for Girls camps; boys & girls camps

If you're organizing a group of teammates, the tournament path is the one you want. If you're a player (or a parent) looking for skill development rather than competition, go to camp registration.

Choosing a Tournament

CHE runs tournaments in four categories, each with its own set of locations:

  • Men's tournaments — described as the "ultimate weekend with your teammates," with 750+ teams across the destinations listed.
  • Women's tournaments — teams from across North America and beyond, in the listed tournament destinations.
  • Boys' tournaments — 350+ teams from Canada, the USA, and Europe, in destinations including Lake Placid, Banff, and Montreal.
  • Girls' tournaments — from Montreal to Lake Placid, combining hockey with team bonding and travel.

The practical workflow is: pick your category, open LOCATIONS for that category, and review the destinations on offer. The site organizes events by category and location rather than presenting a single master schedule, so browsing by location is how you narrow down your options.

Choosing a Camp

Camps are split into two tracks:

  • Just for Girls Hockey Camps — an exclusive, supportive environment focused on building skills, confidence, and team bonding on and off the ice.
  • Boys & Girls Hockey Camps — youth players working on skating, shooting, and teamwork.

Both tracks list their own LOCATIONS, so the same browse-by-location approach applies. Once you've found a camp that fits your age group and location, use Register for Camp to proceed.

What to Check Before You Commit

Because the site lists events by category and location rather than publishing a single searchable calendar, confirm these details for your chosen event before registering:

  • Location and dates — open the LOCATIONS page for your category and confirm the event works for your team's or family's travel.
  • Division fit — make sure you're looking at the correct category (men's, women's, boys', or girls') for your group.
  • Team vs. individual — tournaments are built around teams; camps are built around individual players. Registering through the wrong path will send you to the wrong process.

About CHE Academy

CHE also operates its own academy at the Miskin Law Community Complex in Peterborough, Ontario, run in collaboration with a local high school, businesses, and coaches, with the stated aim of developing elite athletes. This is a separate offering from the tournaments and camps — if your interest is full-time development rather than a weekend event or a camp session, the academy has its own Learn More page.

Quick Recap

  1. Decide: tournament (team) or camp (individual).
  2. Pick your category: men's, women's, boys', or girls'.
  3. Browse LOCATIONS for that category to find a destination that works.
  4. Use Find a Tournament or Register for Camp to complete registration.

CHE has run these programs since 1987 and welcomes teams from Canada, the USA, Europe, and beyond, so if you're traveling from outside the host region, confirm your event's location early — the destinations span both countries.