The Canadian Sport School Hockey League (CSSHL) has a number of league partners that provide benefits to our CSSHL student-athletes, families and teams.
CCM
At the beginning of 2026 the CSSHL announced a multiyear partnership with one of the world’s biggest and best hockey companies in CCM.
CCM is the #1 brand in the NHL in 7 out of 8 categories and they are an exclusive partner for all AHL teams.
As part of the value-add partnership with CCM, registered CSSHL student-athletes receive exclusive pricing on CCM FT and FTW products, with the ability for all registered CSSHL student-athletes to purchase CCM gear four times during the hockey season. CSSHL student-athletes will receive exclusive CSSHL pricing ranging from 20-45% off retail pricing, while a dedicated customer service CCM rep will ensure your access to Enhanced Product Assortments.
BioSteel Sports
The CSSHL and BioSteel Sports entered an official National Partnership ahead the 2025/26 season.
As a National League Partner, Biosteel will provide the CSSHL with the following:
- A 20% off discount value code, specific to each CSSHL member program
- A ‘Bench Package’ that includes the following for each CSSHL team
- 30 water bottles
- 30 towels
- 6 water bottle holders
- A variety of 100 servings (3-5 flavours)
All CSSHL member families will be eligible to use their program specific 20% off discount code to purchase items such as electrolytes, proteins, supplements, and merch for their own homes.
FloHockey
CSSHL games are streamed live, and on-demand, exclusively on FloHockey, giving family, friends, scouts and fans the opportunity to watch CSSHL games remotely!
MYHockey Rankings
Originally launched during the 2003/04 season, MYHockey has long been using mathematical data, with no subjective weighting, to rank teams among leagues all across North America.
While CSSHL teams have always been included in these rankings, for the 2024/25 season and beyond, MYHockey will compute a rankings system based solely among games played between CSSHL teams. These rankings will then be used to reflect the standings for the Women’s U18 Prep and Eastern Division ahead CSSHL Western and Eastern Championships.
TPE
The CSSHL reached a multi-year partnership agreement with The Prospect Exchange (TPE) ahead of the 2024/25 season, making TPE the official, preferred data and video analysis partner of the CSSHL.
TPE is used by league or team management, coaches and scouts as a data and communication tool assisting in coaching processes, player development, statistical analysis and video scouting. At the team level, coaches and players can receive detailed game-by-game analytical reports, player shifts, and emailed web links all corresponding to data-specific video.
TPE is the fastest growing video, data, and analytics company on the market today. Founded in 2018, the company is exclusively focused on ice hockey providing National Governing Bodies, Conferences, Leagues, Teams and Events with industry leading breakdown and analysis, fanatical customer service, and remarkable turnaround times ensuring teams always have what they want when they need it. Coaches are better positioned to improve the performance of the team and individual players through the depth and breadth of content available on TPE. Having recently completed a major technical overhaul of the TPE platform, exposure to higher levels of play through TPE is second to none– with more professional, college, major junior, junior, and youth teams using the platform than ever before.
Western Hockey League (WHL)
The CSSHL and Western Hockey League (WHL) extended their longstanding partnership agreement through the 2026/27 season. The agreement sees the WHL working to further enhance relations between the organizations and to provide additional support for CSSHL programming, including serving in an advisory capacity to the CSSHL Executive to assist with the growth and development of the CSSHL.
Headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, the Western Hockey League (WHL) consists of 23 Member Clubs located throughout Western Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest. Established in 1966-67, the WHL has been a leading developer of NHL player talent for nearly 60 years. The WHL is a leading provider of post-secondary scholarships, having awarded more than 7,500 WHL scholarships to graduate players since 1993-94. The WHL’s Respect In Hockey Program provides system-leading respect education and training designed to maintain a safe and respectful environment for players and staff.
The WHL strives to remain the World’s premier major junior hockey league by continuing to provide the best player development and education opportunities while delivering a high level of entertainment value for our fans.
