The NBHAC is governed by its appointed Board of Director’s and volunteer’s elected by the member provincial associations. Provincial delegates represent their programs at all general meetings and establish all rules and regulations governing the sport. These delegates are volunteers elected by the players and leagues within each province.

All member leagues must follow the rules & regulations of the National Ball Hockey Association of Canada. A copy of the rulebook and divisional handbook are distributed to each team at the start of each year. 

The NBHAC regulations are subject to change at each general meeting of provincial presidents. Any questions or suggestions should be channeled through your leagues to your provincial association.

Our Team Canada program competes in the World Ball Hockey Federation Championships every June and our teams are comprised of highly talented, dedicated and diverse players.  Along with the prestigious honor of being selected comes great responsibility and commitment. 

Each player must raise funds to represent Canada and the selected members need your help in representing our country.  

Sponsorship levels are listed below and each generous contribution is tax deductible:

$2500
• Post your logo at nationalballhockeycanada.com with a link to your website for one year
• Official Team Canada jersey;
• Provide you with a framed picture of the team

$1000
• Post your logo at nationalballhockeycanada.com with a link to your website for one month
• Official Team Canada jersey;
• Provide you with a framed picture of the team

$300
• Listing as a supporter of the Men’s Team Canada Program in the National Ball Hockey Association of Canada Rulebook

All other contributions under $300 will be included in a press release prior to the tournament.

Please make your cheque payable to National Ball Hockey Association of Canada and send an electronic version of your logo, contact information, mailing address, and your request for a receipt to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Ball Hockey in Canada has more than 50,000 members, aged 6 to 50, playing leagues across our country every summer, the sport is recognized as a growing force in amateur athletics, and clearly represents the grass roots level of hockey because its ease of play and inexpensiveness attracts peoples of all ethnic and economic backgrounds.

Our nation has quickly built a heritage of success on the international ball hockey field. Our National teams have been extremely successful throughout the years and we want to continue that same success every year. 

If you wish any further information or want to provide a higher level of sponsorship, please do not hesitate to contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The World Senior Championships occur every two years on odd numbered years, while World Junior Championships are held on even numbered years. 

Players for Junior Team Canada are scouted mainly at the annual National Junior Championships, with some advance scouting being done at large provincial events with eight or more junior teams participating. In order to be considered for Junior Team Canada, players are encouraged to qualify for their provincial team(s) competing at the Nationals, because a player's ability is more effectively measured against the best competition available. 

The men's program is somewhat similar with players being scouted at National Championships. Provincial events may also be scouted with notable players encouraged to qualify for their provincial team(s) competing at the Nationals. Whenever possible, an evaluation camp will be held with as many as 44 selected players attending. The final roster typically will have between 22 and 25 players. 

If you would like a chance to play for Team Canada, you must: 

• play in a NBHAC member league 
• be selected to compete at your provincial championships or national qualifying tournament 
• ideally, be selected to compete for your province at the National Championships