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2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game to move to Scotiabank Pond

The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced today that the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will move to Scotiabank Pond. The game, originally scheduled to be played at Herb H. Carnegie Centennial Centre, is set for Tuesday, January 24 at 7:30pm.  

All tickets purchased will be honoured at Scotiabank Pond.  

The GTHL thanks the Herb H. Carnegie Centennial Centre and the City of Toronto for the opportunity to host our event this year. The League looks forward to returning to Scotiabank Pond for the 13th annual match-up of the GTHL’s Top Prospects.  

Limited tickets are available. Tickets, at a price of $17 per ticket (including service fees), can be purchased online. All tickets will be final sale – no refunds. To purchase tickets, click here. 

For more information on the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game, including complete rosters and Celebrity Coaches, visit GTHLCanada.com.  

About the Greater Toronto Hockey League    

Founding in 1911, the GTHL is a non-profit organization and the largest minor hockey league in the world. The GTHL registers more than 40,000 annual participants in Markham, Mississauga, Toronto, and Vaughan. The purpose of the GTHL is to govern organized hockey for youth within its jurisdiction, and to foster participation that reflects the cultural demographic of the League’s territory while promoting an environment that is welcoming and inclusive for all participants.    

For more information, please contact:    

Stephanie Coratti | Manager, Communications and Marketing  
Greater Toronto Hockey League  
SCoratti@GTHLCanada.com 


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