While many may measure time in hockey seasons, the start of a new calendar year offers an opportunity to look at the passing of time a little differently. There’s been a lot of excitement around the League during the past 12 months, and although some of these stories stretch over into last season, they still fall under 2017. Here’s what the GTHL community has been reading over the past year.

Most Read Stories of 2017

Greater Toronto Hockey League Announces Details For GTHL Top Prospects Game, Powered by Under Armour
The 9th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game, Powered by Under Armour saw 40 of the top Minor Midget AAA prospects take to the ice to showcase their talents.  Spectators packed Scotiabank Pond to witness Team Clark-Weaver-Corson take on Team Graves-Primeau Tucker. Click here to read the story.

Greater Toronto Hockey League Announces Details Surrounding 2017 Midget All-Star Festival
Two weeks into 2017, over 115 Midget-aged players participated in the 16th annual Midget All-Star Festival. Players from “A”, AA” and “AAA” divisions took over Rink 1 at Scotiabank Pond for back-to-back-to-back games. The 2018 rendition of the event will see a single evening dedicated to each division from February 5 to 9. Click here to read the 2017 announcement.

82 GTHL Players Selected in 2017 OHL Priority Selection
Brandon Coe of the Toronto Young Nationals was the first GTHL player to be drafted when he was selected third overall by the North Bay Batallion. Seven GTHL players were selected in the top 10, with a total of 82 players from 11 different Minor Midget teams selected in the draft. Click here to see the full story.

Mark Your Calendars: Important Dates for the 2017-18 GTHL Season
We all know hockey families take organization to the next level, so it’s no wonder a preview of the most important dates for the 2017-18 GTHL season was a top story. Even though tryouts were a whole season away, you can guarantee hockey Moms everywhere were marking the dates on their calendars. Click here to see all important dates.

Final Schedule Released for 2017 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour
The 2017 OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour saw thrilling action, including a nail-biting final between the Toronto Young Nationals and Mississauga Reps. The release of the schedule always gives fans the opportunity to pinpoint the matchups that are a must see. Click here to see the story.