SOLD OUT FOR SPRING 2025!! Click Here for a 7-week Summer class option as well as a few camps towards the end of the Summer.
NHTC is very excited to announce that we have teamed up with Ryan Carignan (RCHD) for a fantastic twice-a-week development program for young players.
The Little Aces is a development program, with 3-on-3 games worked into the season where the players can show off what they’ve learned in a fun and competitive game.
Coach Ryan believes in creating a fun and supportive environment for players while pushing them outside their comfort zone. As a grade 5 teacher, he understands how to keep kids motivated and engaged, ensuring functional corrections and lots of reps.
With the Little Aces program, get ready to work hard, build confidence, and reach your full potential on the ice!
Spring: 2019/2020 Players
| SPRING – Red Team (FULL!!) | Sundays 1:00-2:00 pm & Fridays 5:00-6:00 pm | April 4-June 29 |
| SPRING – Gold Team (FULL!!) | Sundays 2:00-3:00 pm & Fridays 6:00-7:00 pm | April 4-June 29 |
Please note that this program requires a $500.00 non-refundable deposit (whether you pay up front or with a payment plan).
SPRING SESSION – 26 Ice Times – $1,660.00 +GST (includes a jersey) **$500.00 non-refundable deposit required (whether you pay up front or with a payment plan).
*Payment plans are available for Spring. Call the office at 604-534-7825 to register with a payment plan.
Ryan Carignan is the lead instructor and founder of Ryan Carignan Hockey Development. He has over 10 years of coaching experience and has run the High Performance hockey programs at NHTC since 2017. He currently coaches the Vancouver Aces and Little Aces teams, as well as the 2014 HPL Fylers.
As an elementary school teacher, Ryan understands how to keep kids motivated and engaged, ensuring functional corrections and lots of reps. He believes in creating a fun and supportive environment for players while pushing them outside their comfort zone. In Coach Ryan’s classes, get ready to work hard, build confidence, and reach your full potential on the ice.
Ryan wrapped up his own playing career at Concordia University where he received numerous awards for both the team and the league. While playing for the Thunder, he earned degrees in both Psychology and Teaching. Ryan is now a Grade 5 teacher for the Surrey School District.