No Limits Goaltending

We are so back for the 2026-27 season (well, almost). Ice can be booked as early as September 14th in La Ronge, and we can’t wait to see everyone back out there.

We’re offering our same core development programming again, and we’re excited to add a couple new pieces into the rotation.

Got questions or want to talk about how we can support your goalie development needs? Ready to book some lessons? Send us a message and let’s chat!

We’ll be at the info night tonight! If you’ve got questions about goalie development or have a kid interested in playing goalie next year, come on by for a chat!

Hey Hockey Fans!

La Ronge Minor Hockey is hosting an information night.

Monday August 31st, 7:00pm - 9:00pm in the JRMCC Gymnasium

The La Ronge Minor Hockey Board will be on hand to answer any questions you may have and provide information on some of the fantastic programming available through La Ronge Minor Hockey.

Hope to see you out!

Wishing a happy Father’s Day to all the dads in our lives. Thank you for all that you do.

The 2026 Global Goaltending Retreat was an absolutely incredible time. There’s so much knowledge and experience within that group, and it’s going to take some time to process all the learnings from the week.

I’m beyond grateful to have got to meet some incredible coaches through these events, including Mike Valley this week. Mike led us on a “easy” hike of 2.25 miles, which sounds straightforward until you factor in a 600 foot elevation gain when you’re already close to 10,000 feet up. Considering it’s pretty flat in Sask (the North does have hills though) that’s a pretty big change in altitude. The Don Allen Summit Loop is going to be a walk in the park after that one!

It’s always great to reconnect with some phenomenal friends in the coaching world, and you don’t truly realize how small the goalie world is until you end up at a coaching retreat with one of your former goalie partners from junior hockey.

I’m also incredibly pumped that Jamey Daylight from Southend and Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation was able to attend this year with me. Jamey and I coached the Team Woodland goalies together a couple years ago for the Tony Cote Winter Games. Jamey is coming back to the North with a ton of knowledge, and brought some great perspectives throughout the week. I can’t wait to see the things he’s going to do with the PBCN athletes.

A huge thank you to The Goalie Guild for giving me the opportunity to attend the GGR first as a demo goalie and now as a coach. It’s truly one of if not the biggest highlights of every year for me, and I always come away having learned a ton.

In typical fashion, I was very much slacking on taking pictures for social media, but that’s okay. There’s going to be lots of much better content out there from people who are really good at that.

A big takeaway from this week was that sometimes it’s okay to say nothing, and I now feel like I’ve said too much above so I’m going to stop myself here.

- Kyle

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms of No Limits Goaltending! Whether you’re a mom of one of our coaches, goalies, or just a supporter, thank you for all that you do!

We’ve seen a lot of comments lately along the lines of “there’s nothing for youth to do” and “someone needs to open a place for kids to hang out.” So we’re pulling Coach Kyle’s response out of the comments and making it a proper post.

First, huge shoutout to JRMCC, Kikinahk, and Piwapin for the youth programming they already run. The Town, Village, and library do their part too. Tag any other organizations we missed because they deserve the recognition. Whether it’s minor sports or other organizations, a small group of people in this community are working hard to make things happen and they can always use more help so this is our subtle nudge to find an organization or cause you’re passionate about and volunteer some time with them.

The ice is out for the summer, which means Coach Kyle has some evenings free. We’re willing to take the lead on trying some new programming this summer but we want to hear from the people asking for it.

What do you actually want to see? Where should it be hosted? Who’s going to help? How does it get paid for? If you’ve got youth in your lives you’re hoping the programming reaches, talk with them. We want to know what’s going to actually engage them and what they’re going to actually show up and participate in.

Drop your ideas in the comments.