Spring/Summer Teams

We offer teams for the 2012 - 2018 birth years. We have a Elite, AAA, AA, teams at each birth year.

Our season operates from April - August. We attend 3-5 tournaments per birth year.

See Below for Spring Schedule:

$275 average price per tournament,

$200 deposit (one time fee) to cover your jersey, socks, and apparel.

When ice is available we will practice the Thursday before each tournament in the city that we are playing in, players local to Toronto are permitted to join our development skates when your schedule permits.

What costs beyond registration fees should be expected?

All Players are responsible for their own travel and hotels for each tournament.

There’s a better player in all of us. But more importantly, there’s a better person in all of us—a better teammate, a better student, a better leader. That’s what the Purple Cobras Hockey Association aims to cultivate. While hockey is a game we all love, it’s also a powerful tool for personal development. Through this sport, you learn about resilience, dedication, and character.

At the Purple Cobras, we believe that using hockey to inspire personal growth is our ultimate goal. When we help players become better versions of themselves, both on and off the ice, we have truly succeeded.

At the Purple Cobras Hockey Association, we believe that passion, hard work, and discipline are the foundations of success. Our players aren't just here to participate—they're here to thrive. You have to love the game, push yourself to the limit, and commit wholeheartedly to the process. Every practice is an opportunity to elevate your performance because good is never enough. The Purple Cobras will challenge you, motivate you, and remind you that true greatness comes from relentless effort and dedication. When you train with us, you’re not just playing hockey—you’re building champions.

David Lang, a native of Keswick, ON, has been deeply involved in Junior and Minor hockey for over a decade. His career began in 2014-2015 with a scouting position for the Lone Star Brahmas of the NAHL. From there, David's journey in hockey scouting, coaching, and management has seen him take on several key roles.

He spent two seasons as Assistant Coach and General Manager of the Essa Stallions in the now-defunct CPJHL, where he led the team to back-to-back Presidents Cup Championships. Following that, David transitioned to the OJHL, where he held various positions in Hockey Operations, Scouting, Assistant General Manager, General Manager, and Director of Hockey Operations with teams including Cobourg, Lindsay, Haliburton County, and now the defending national champion, Collingwood Blues.

In addition to his Tier II experience, David serves as the Director of Recruiting for the University of Prince Edward Island in U Sports, focusing on the OHL and WHL. He has held this role for the past eight seasons.

David is also active in the AAA division of the GTHL, having coached with the Mississauga Reps and currently serving as an Assistant Coach for the Markham Majors U13 program.

David now resides in Stroud, with his wife Leanne, and their two children; Josephine and Walker. 

Hailing from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ryan Wood has enjoyed a highly successful career in the Greater Metro Junior Hockey League (GMHL), boasting an impressive record of 191-33-4, including playoffs. He began his coaching career with the Bradford Bulls in 2013-14, leading them to a championship, before moving to the expansion Tottenham Steam, where he guided the team to four consecutive Division Championships and a Russell Cup Championship.

Ryan later transitioned to the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL), where he led the Kirkland Lake Gold Miners to two Division Finals over three seasons. As a Head Coach and General Manager across multiple Junior A leagues, Ryan has helped advance numerous players to higher levels, including NCAA D1 and D3, CIS, European pro leagues, and college club hockey programs.

A former Hockey Canada Level 4 and USA Hockey Level 3 referee, Ryan officiated in many top leagues, including the USHL, NAHL, and IHL, even working the IHL’s Turner Cup finals. His extensive network through officiating and as the creator and Director of Gold Hockey Development has provided countless athletes with exposure to junior and college coaches.

Now, as a father, Ryan is focusing on creating opportunities for young players, including his son Easton, in the U9, U8, and U7 age groups.

Ryan currently resides in Barrie with his wife, Catherine, and their two children, Oakleigh (6) and Easton (9).