Sport is expensive. Beyond the Boards and Linking Hope are putting more gear on more Manitoba kids.
Beyond the Boards is RINK’s corporate social responsibility and community arm. In Manitoba, it has been working with Winnipeg charity Linking Hope, and the two organizations are now formalizing the partnership. The shared goal is simple: get kids playing sport who would otherwise be priced out of it.
Building Better Student Athletes at the R1 Hockey Academy
For today's young hockey players, development rarely stops when practice ends. Between early morning skates, evening team practices, dryland sessions and homework, finding the right balance has become one of the biggest challenges for families trying to help their children pursue the game they love.
Inaugural Beyond the Boards Classic Raises $15,000 for Manitoba Community Organizations
The RINK Hockey Corp. is thrilled to share the three charitable recipients of the inaugural Beyond the Boards Classic: KidSport Manitoba, the Canadian Centre for Mental Health and Sport, and Hockey Manitoba! Each organization received $5,000 from the golf tournament, for a total of $15,000 raised.
RINK Regional Development: Hockey Training That Comes to Your Community
RINK Training Centre has been developing hockey players, goaltenders, and coaches out of Winnipeg for 15 years. Fewer people outside Manitoba know that RINK has been traveling to communities across North America for just as long.
Inside RINK's R1 Off-Season Hockey Program
Some call the summer months the offseason. At the RINK, it's the proving grounds of preparation for the year to come. And for a number of local professional hockey players, the RINK is their summer home.
Teeing off for a purpose at the inaugural Beyond the Boards Classic
On June 18, 2025, more than 140 golfers, dozens of sponsors, and a dedicated crew of volunteers gathered at Elmhurst Golf & Country Club for the inaugural Beyond the Boards Classic Golf Tournament.
Hockey Manitoba sanctions RINK Training Centre’s 120x60 training sheet for U7 & U9 gameplay.
RINK is proud to announce that RINK Training Centre has officially been approved by Hockey Manitoba to host sanctioned games at the U7 & U9 levels on our 120x60 training sheet.
Video Launch // Why Do We Do It?
It’s about grit, passion, and an unwavering commitment to the game. From early morning to relentless practices, every shift, shot and moment on the ice is earned. The next time you see your favourite player under the bright lights, remember to countless hours they put in when no one is watching.
A New Way of Doing Hockey: Inside RINK's Multi-Discipline Skating Program
For RINK Winnipeg's player development coordinator Jarrett Oster, the No. 1 biggest thing that any young hockey player can do to improve their hockey playing abilities is to spend time working on their skating.
Gavin Hodnett: Proving Them Wrong
For Winnipeg's Gavin Hodnett, the 2024 NHL Draft was just a stepping-stone to what he envisions a long and successful professional career in hockey.