Power Play is a free, weekly program that provides children and youth (ages six to 17) the chance to learn and play hockey and soccer with Calgary Police Service officers in a safe and supportive environment
What is Power Play?
Power Play helps to foster trust and understanding between the police and members of diverse and marginalized communities while helping to make sport accessible to those who may not have ready access to recreational sport.
Power Play is fully funded by the Calgary Police Youth Foundation – a registered charity focused on keeping children and youth in Calgary and area safe from victimization and crime. To learn more, visit the Calgary Police Youth Foundation website.
Power Play serves approximately 70 to 120 children and youth per week throughout both the hockey and soccer season. Power Play Hockey runs on Wednesday evenings from October to March at the Max Bell arena, while Power Play soccer runs from May to August at the Bottomlands Park soccer fields.
Program Schedule
Power Play Hockey
- Dates: Wednesday evenings, October to March
- Location: Max Bell Arena
Power Play Soccer
- Dates: May to August
- Location: Bottomlands Park soccer fields
Registration
THE 2026/2027 HOCKEY REGISTRATION IS OPEN, THERE ARE TWO TIME SLOTS TO REGISTER FOR.
HOCKEY REGISTRATION LINKS:
4 PM – ICE TIME: https://form.jotform.com/261825799840270
5 PM – ICE TIME: https://form.jotform.com/261825258660260
THE 2026 SOCCER SEASON IS OVER. REGISTRATION FOR 2027 SOCCER SEASON WILL OPEN IN MARCH OF 2027.
Get Involved
General Inquiries:
Email: Youthmentorship@calgarypolice.ca
Volunteer opportunities:
Have a background in soccer or hockey? Reach out to the Youth Mentorship Team: youthmentorship@calgarypolice.ca.
Donations:
To provide a financial or equipment donation to the program, contact the Calgary Police Youth Foundation: CPYF@calgarypolice.ca.
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