Join Queer Hockey Hamilton for our annual Spring Fling Tournament — a celebration of hockey, inclusion, and community.
Designed for 2SLGBTQIA+ players, allies, and hockey enthusiasts of all experience levels, the Spring Fling Tournament brings together players from across the region and beyond for a weekend of fun, competition, friendship, and unforgettable moments on and off the ice.
Whether you're a seasoned player looking for great competition, newer to hockey and looking for your first tournament experience, or joining to celebrate the community, there is a place for you at Spring Fling.
The Spring Fling Tournament is an annual QHH tradition held in April each year, that celebrates everything we love about hockey: teamwork, sportsmanship, community, and creating a space where everyone belongs.
Our tournament focuses on providing a welcoming and inclusive hockey experience where players can compete, connect, and celebrate the game in an environment built on respect and encouragement.
From the first puck drop to the final celebration, players can expect a tournament experience that puts community first.
Competitive and Inclusive Hockey
Games with players of varying experience levels, with a focus on fair play, teamwork, and enjoyment.
A Welcoming Environment
QHH is committed to maintaining inclusive dressing rooms, benches, and tournament spaces where everyone can participate authentically.
Community Connections
Meet players, teams, and hockey enthusiasts from across the region while building friendships beyond the rink.
Tournament Experience
Enjoy a full weekend of hockey, fun activities, and opportunities to celebrate the community.
The Spring Fling Tournament welcomes:
You don't need to be an elite player to participate — you just need a love of hockey and a willingness to be part of an inclusive community.
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At Spring Fling, we believe hockey is for everyone.
All participants are expected to contribute to an environment built on:
Discrimination, harassment, and disrespectful behaviour have no place in our tournament or hockey community.