When you're the new kids in town, expectations tend to be modest—stay competitive, learn the ropes, and aim to build something for the future. Apparently, nobody told RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg’s U15 team.

In this hour-long episode, we dive deep into the recruitment process, from scouting and evaluation camps to the behind-the-scenes decisions that shape next seasons rosters.

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg is excited to reveal its new, streamlined jerseys for the upcoming season.

Follow RHA alumni and their journeys as they continue to excel in their careers, breaking records, winning championships, and making an impact both on and off the ice. Keep track of their milestones, personal stories, and contributions to the sport, and celebrate their ongoing success as proud alumni of the RINK Hockey Academy.

Every year, graduating female student-athletes are looking to earn themselves a scholarship to attend a Canadian (USports) or American University (NCAA & ACHA) and get a diploma/degree while playing the game they love most. For the 2023-24 season, RHA Winnipeg had 7 graduates receive scholarships for the upcoming season.

Stay up to date on the whereabouts and successes of former RINK Hockey Academy student-athletes ranging from the NHL to AHL to the WHL.

In 2024, four RINK Hockey Academy student-athletes were auto-protected by four different MJHL franchises, then 15 other players were taken anywhere from the 1st to the 89th overall picks in the MJHL Draft.

The 2024 WHL Draft was nothing short of successful for the RINK Hockey Academy and its players. 8 RHA Winnipeg student-athletes were selected by 6 different WHL teams across Western Canada and the American Pacific Northwest. 

This past fall, the Western Hockey League's Red Deer Rebels signed RINK U-18 Defenceman Tate Dolinsky at their annual black and white camp. And according to Dolinsky's head coach Rob Smith, if all pans out as he expects, the young, strong skating blueliner will likely find himself in Red Deer next season.

For first-year head coach Ed Mauro of RINK Hockey Academy’s Female U-18 Prep team, the club’s MVP thus far has been Grade 9 forward Rowyn Street. Yes, you read that right; a first-year player has been the top player on a U-18 team - not just the top rookie, but the top player outright.