The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AA’ All-Star selections for the 2023 U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 28 at 4:00pm. The game will be a big part of the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond.  

Announced on December 16, the U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game will take place on Friday, January 27 at 7:30pm, with the U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game rosters and announcement to come. Admission to the games will be free of charge.  

The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star rosters feature six goaltenders, 14 defensemen, and 24 forwards selected through a submission process from coaches in the division.  

The coaches and trainers were selected based on their team’s position in the League’s standings. With coaches from the top six teams, the benches have representation from the Humber Valley Sharks, Vaughan Rangers, Leaside Flames, Greater Toronto Capitals, Mississauga Rattlers, and Mississauga Terriers.  

On Team Blue, the Sharks lead the way with six players, while the Flames and Capitals are right behind with five and four players respectively. York Mills is in the middle of the pack with three players rostered. Goulding Park and the Mississauga Jets each feature two players.  

The Vaughan Rangers and the Mississauga Terriers are tied with six players each on Team Red, while the Rattlers and North Toronto feature six and three players respectively. Rounding out Team Red are the Toronto Royals (2) and the Mississauga Jets (1).  

U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Team Blue Roster: 

*Unable to play due to injury: Matteo Adragna (Greater Toronto Capitals) 

U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Team Red Roster: 

The GTHL will be announcing the U18 ‘A’ All-Stars in the coming week, with additional information on the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade to come. To stay up to date with U18 All-Star Festival information, visit GTHLCanada.com here. 

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