Timmins Rock Jr A Hockey Club

From the Rock to the Bengals! 🪨➡️🐯
We are thrilled to announce that Timmins Rock Alumni Lucas Lowe has officially committed to Buffalo State University to continue his academic and NCAA hockey career!
Lucas brought passion, toughness, and heart every single time he put on the Rock jersey. Now, he's taking his talents south of the border to join the Buffalo State Bengals.
Join us in congratulating Lucas and wishing him the absolute best of luck in the next chapter of his hockey journey!
Announcement

It’s going to be an interesting draft!

Ken Campbell (@Ken_Campbell27) on X

Rock Alumni!

Last pick. Last laugh. 🔥

Selected with the final pick of the 2018 , Keegan McMullen built a successful OHL career with the before going on to become one of the top scorers in U SPORTS with the .

🗓️ June 12-13, 2026
🎟️ https://tinyurl.com/bdjj3hu8

Best of luck K-Mac!

Welcome to Port Hope Kaeden McArthur!

McArthur joins the Panthers after an outstanding 2025-26 campaign in the NOJHL, where he showcased his offensive firepower as the leading scorer for the Rock recording 74 points in just 44 regular season games.

A proven offensive leader, Kaeden has amassed 200 career NOJHL points, establishing himself as one of the leagues most consistent and productive forwards.

🐾 Welcome to the Panthers

Who’s Hungry! 🤤 🙋🏻‍♂️

🚌 NOW HIRING — TEAM BUS DRIVER 🚌

The Timmins Rock are looking for a dedicated and reliable Bus Driver to join our team for the 2026/2027 season! 🏒🔥

Become a key part of the Rock family and help safely transport our players and staff throughout another exciting season of NOJHL hockey.

✅ Class B or C License Required
✅ Criminal Record Check
✅ Vulnerable Sector Check

If you’re professional, dependable, and want to be part of the action behind the scenes, we want to hear from you!

📩 Apply now and ride with the Rock this season!

Please send your Resume to [email protected] or [email protected] we look foward hearing from you.

Official Statement from the NOHA:

The Northern Ontario Hockey Association wishes to address and dispel recent rumours. The Timmins Rock will continue to oversee both the U18AAA and U15AAA programs. These programs will remain under Rock management and will not be returned to the local associations this fall.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

To the Players, Families, and Hockey Community of the Timmins Region,

The Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) is writing to provide clarity and certainty regarding AAA hockey programming in the City of Timmins for the 2026–27 season.

The NOHA Board of Directors has formally confirmed that the Porcupine Minor Hockey Association, the Timmins Minor Hockey Association, and the Timmins Rock will jointly oversee the operation of the U15 AAA and U18 AAA programs for the full 2026–27 season. Both programs will continue to compete under the name Timmins Jr. Rock.

This decision was made with one priority in mind: ensuring that the players and families of the Timmins region have a clear and stable pathway to high-performance hockey. We recognize that uncertainty is not fair to players who are working hard and planning their futures in the game, and we want there to be no doubt about what next season looks like.

The three partner organizations have done outstanding work in standing up these programs on short notice and have demonstrated a genuine commitment to the players in this region. We are confident that the Timmins Jr. Rock will provide a strong and competitive environment for U15 and U18 AAA athletes in the 2026–27 season.

Players and families are encouraged to monitor the websites of the Porcupine MHA, Timmins MHA, and the Timmins Rock for updates on program information as they become available.

Thank you for your continued support of hockey in Northeastern Ontario.

Big-time move for the Captain 👏

Congratulations to Timmins Rock Captain Braedyn Cyr on his commitment to Albertus Magnus College (NCAA DIII)!

From leading the charge every night in the NOJHL to taking the next step at the collegiate level, this is a well-earned opportunity for a player who brings heart, leadership, and compete every single shift.

Your Rock family couldn’t be more proud — go make some noise at the next level, Cap! 🔥🏒

It wasn’t the way we hoped it would end, but we are so proud of this team, and how they battled through adversity all season long. Each and every player, the coaching staff, trainers, and team personnel and should feel extremely proud of their hard work and determination! 👏

Most of all, we want to thank our incredible sponsors and fans…the BEST FANS in the NOJHL who support us all season long! We couldn’t do it without you!

❤️THANK YOU TIMMINS!

FINAL SCORE: Cubs 3 Rock 2 (OT)

A heartbreaker ends with a road victory for the Cubs as they claim their third consecutive championship.