Please note that the rescheduled regular season/playoff schedule Tentative Schedule A for the CAHL 2019-2020 Season for starting on Saturday, July 11th, 2020, which was posted on March 27th, 2020, has been cancelled as of Monday, July 6th, 2020.

Please note that the rescheduled regular season/playoff schedule Tentative Schedule B for the CAHL 2019-2020 Season for starting on Tuesday, August 4th, 2020, which was posted on May 15th, 2020, has not been cancelled but it would only be in effect if the remaining government restriction is lifted in time.

Even though the arenas were permitted to reopen on June 12th, 2020 the remaining government restriction that "sports teams can play in region-only cohorts of up to 50 players (mini leagues)" still prevents us from being able to play as is as that'd only be divisions of 2-3 teams each based on the current overall rosters.

It is possible that this remaining government restriction could be lifted by Tuesday, August 4th, 2020 in time for the rescheduled regular season/playoff schedule Tentative Schedule B for the CAHL 2019-2020 Season, which was posted on May 15th, 2020, for starting on Tuesday, August 4th, 2020 .

In the event that this remaining government restriction is not lifted in time then all of the returning teams from the CAHL 2019-2020 Season would automatically be given a prorated credit for their cancelled CAHL 2019-2020 Season regular season/playoff games which are tentatively scheduled for August 2020 in the Tentative Schedule B for the CAHL 2019-2020 Season towards the CAHL 2020-2021 Season. Any non-returning teams from the CAHL 2019-2020 Season would be given a prorated refund. The teams would not be charged for any administration/credit card processing fees that the CAHL has already been/will be charged for.

9PM Weeknight Divisions I-II, Weeknight Divisions III-V and Weekend Divisions III-V:
Tentative Schedule B (posted on May 15th, 2020)
 

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With today's announcement that the arenas are permitted to reopen on June 12th, 2020 the remaining government restriction that "sports teams can play in region-only cohorts of up to 50 players (mini leagues)" would still prevent us from being able to play as is as that'd only be divisions of 2-3 teams each based on the current overall rosters.

However, at the government's current accelerated rate it is possible that this remaining government restriction could be lifted by July 11th, 2020 in time for our Tentative Schedule A or by August 4th, 2020 in time for our Tentative Schedule B.
 

Please note that in the event that the government restrictions are not lifted in time for our original Tentative Rescheduled Regular Season/Playoff Schedule (Schedule A), which was posted on March 27th, 2020, that we also have a New Tentative Rescheduled Regular Season/Playoff Schedule B, which was posted on May 15th, 2020.
 

Please note the new tentative rescheduled regular season/playoff schedule as of March 27th, 2020.

Please note that we have already booked the ice for this new regular season/playoff schedule. However, we can only proceed with this new regular season/playoff schedule if the government restrictions are lifted in time.

Currently no one knows when the government restrictions will be lifted.

The Timberwolves #12 Jesse Piteau had a fantastic 4 goal game against the Hornets on Wednesday, January 8th, 2020 and has reached the amazing career milestones of 500 goals and 1000 points with an incredible 503 goals and 1005 points in only 406 games.

The Tea Bag of Justice #12 Ian Gillies has reached the incredible career milestone of 750 points in 292 games with 431 goals and 322 assists for an exceptional 2.57 points per game average.

The Pylons #9 Chris Thompson, a two-time CAHL Playoff MVP Trophy winner, had an excellent 4 point match last night against the One Eyed Penguins on Friday, November 1st, 2019. With his great hat trick goal he reached the fantastic career milestone of 500 points with 256 goals and 244 assists in 171 games for an amazing 2.90 points per game average.

The Phillies #21 Eric Hendersen had an amazing 4 point night to reach the incredible career milestone of 500 points with 249 goals and 251 assists in 340 games for a fantastic 1.47 points per game average.