U11 L.I.T. Indigenous Winter Classic
Legacy. Identity. Tradition. Four days at the Ice Palace.
Jersey and socks included.
Only 125 player spots. One goaltender per team.
- Open to U11 First Nations, Métis and Inuit players
- Thursday evening combine and live team draft
- Elite and Co-Ed divisions, four teams each
- Four games guaranteed
- Jersey and socks included
Questions? Talk to us.
About the tournament
The U11 L.I.T. Indigenous Winter Classic brings together First Nations, Métis and Inuit hockey players from across Canada for four days of competition, culture, community and connection at the West Edmonton Mall Ice Palace.
Players register individually. On Thursday evening every player takes part in a combine and a live draft, and is placed on one of the tournament's eight teams. There are two divisions, Elite and Co-Ed, with four teams in each and one goaltender per team.
L.I.T. stands for Legacy, Identity and Tradition. The tournament gives young Indigenous athletes a high-quality hockey experience at one of Canada's most iconic hockey venues, with new friendships and memories that last well past the final game.
What’s included
- Four games guaranteed
- Thursday evening player combine
- Live team draft
- Tournament jersey and socks
- Four days at the WEM Ice Palace
Who can register
The tournament is open to U11 First Nations, Métis and Inuit hockey players from across Canada. Players register individually, not as a team.
How the combine and draft work
On Thursday evening, December 17, every registered player takes part in a player combine. A live draft follows, and each player is placed on one of eight teams across the Elite and Co-Ed divisions.
Goaltenders
Each team carries one goaltender, so goaltender spots are limited. Questions about a goaltender spot? Reach us at hockeyology@zerone.ca.
Questions
Reach us at hockeyology@zerone.ca or call 780-902-3255.