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- [GTHL Releases 2025-26 Annual Report](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-2025-26-annual-report/) - Greater Toronto Hockey League reflects on season of growth, impact, and continued progress TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League has released its 2025-26 Annual Report, highlighting a season marked by continued registration growth, expanded community impact, strengthened partnerships, and meaningful progress across League participation, operations, and development. The 2025-26 season saw total player registration
- [Beyond the Whistle: Navinder Biln](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-navinder-biln/) - For Navinder Biln, officiating has always been about more than calling the game. Born in England before moving to Canada as a young child, Biln’s first experience wearing the stripes came not on the ice, but on the soccer field. As a teenager, he began officiating soccer — a path he was introduced to by
- [14 GTHL Alumni Selected in 2026 NHL Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/14-gthl-alumni-selected-in-2026-nhl-draft/) - Editor's note: Brady Knowling (North York Rangers) was also selected in the 2026 NHL Draft. Knowling went in the fourth round (127th overall) to the San Jose Sharks. The total GTHL alumni represented is 15. Fourteen Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni heard their names called during the 2026 NHL Draft, with players selected across all
- [Registration Now Open for 2026 GTHL Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-now-open-for-2026-gthl-referee-summer-camp/) - Annual summer development opportunity for new and returning officials set for August 24-26 The Greater Toronto Hockey League has opened registration for the 2026 Referee Summer Camp, taking place August 24-26 through the Canadian School of Hockey Officiating. Formerly known as “Ref School,” the comprehensive summer camp provides minor hockey officials with an opportunity to
- [Mark Ngo Honoured with 2026 John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award](https://gthlcanada.com/mark-ngo-honoured-with-2026-john-r-gardner-special-recognition-award/) - Ngo’s journey has inspired his teammates, coaches, family, organization, and the broader hockey community. In September, Ngo was diagnosed with a sudden brain tumour in the middle of his brain, requiring an emergency 12-hour surgery. Through recovery, perseverance, and determination, Ngo worked his way back to the team and eventually returned to the ice. His
- [Jonathan Maddalena Recognized with 2026 Cooper Humanitarian Award](https://gthlcanada.com/jonathan-maddalena-recognized-with-2026-cooper-humanitarian-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Jonathan Maddalena of the Under-18 Select West Mall Lightning, the recipient of the 2026 Cooper Humanitarian Award. Established in 1977 and originally sponsored by Cooper Canada, the Cooper Humanitarian Award is presented in recognition of lengthy and dedicated service to minor hockey and
- [Troy Whetstone Named 2026 Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/troy-whetstone-named-2026-gus-gordon-memorial-officials-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Troy Whetstone, the recipient of the 2026 Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award. Presented annually by the GTHL Supervisors, the Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award recognizes an official who displays a balance between positive attitude, dedication, competence, and improvement. Whetstone began officiating during the
- [Tom Grant honoured with 2026 Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/tom-grant-honoured-with-2026-herb-ebisuzaki-coaching-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Tom Grant of the Under-15 A Toronto East Enders Ticats, the recipient of the 2026 Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award. Established in 2005, the Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award recognizes an outstanding minor hockey coach. The award is presented by the GTHL to a coach
- [Three GTHL Alumni Selected in 2026 PWHL Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-selected-in-2026-pwhl-draft/) - Three Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni heard their names called on Wednesday, June 17, as the Professional Women’s Hockey League welcomed 72 new players during the 2026 PWHL Draft presented by Upper Deck at the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan. The fourth annual PWHL Draft marked another major step forward for the women’s game, with
- [Michael Cooke Recognized with 2026 Rob Silc Memorial Community Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/michael-cooke-recognized-with-2026-rob-silc-memorial-community-coaching-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Michael Cooke of the Under-14 Parkwoods Stars, the recipient of the 2026 Rob Silc Memorial Community Coaching Award. Established in 2018, the Rob Silc Memorial Community Coaching Award recognizes a long-time, committed house league hockey coach. The award is presented by the GTHL
- [Rehan Surani Named 2026 GTHL-Dairy Farmers of Ontario Bursary Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/rehan-surani-named-gthl-dairy-farmers-of-ontario-bursary-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Rehan Surani of the Under-18 Toronto Jr. Canadiens, one of two recipients of the GTHL-Dairy Farmers of Ontario Bursary. New for the 2025-26 season, the GTHL is proud to partner with Dairy Farmers of Ontario through a bursary program recognizing U18 players for
- [Ryan So Named 2026 GTHL-Dairy Farmers of Ontario Bursary Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/ryan-so-named-gthl-dairy-farmers-of-ontario-bursary-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Ryan So of the Under-18 A Victoria Village Mustangs, one of two recipients of the GTHL-Dairy Farmers of Ontario Bursary. New for the 2025-26 season, the GTHL is proud to partner with Dairy Farmers of Ontario through a bursary program recognizing U18 players
- [Xavier Sheppard Honoured with 2026 Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award](https://gthlcanada.com/xavier-sheppard-honoured-with-roy-pejcinovski-memorial-goaltending-character-award/) - Sheppard has consistently demonstrated exceptional character both on and off the ice. Dedicated and hardworking, he pushes himself to improve while supporting his teammates in every situation. As a true team player, Sheppard leads by example, showing leadership during games and in the locker room by encouraging those around him. His commitment extends beyond hockey
- [Claire Biafore Named 2026 Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year](https://gthlcanada.com/claire-biafore-named-2026-dr-tom-pashby-trainer-of-the-year/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Claire Biafore of the Under-15 White Select Etobicoke Bulldogs, the recipient of the 2026 Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year Award. The Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year Award signifies outstanding achievement in the area of safety and risk management, as
- [Beyond the Bench: Mukul Jalhan ](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-mukul-jalhan/) - For 25-year Vaughan native Mukul Jalhan, it’s always been about giving back to the people around you. “I’m a big believer in playing within your community," Jalhan said. “We play for Vaughan." Jalhan, nicknamed “Mook” by those close to him, grew up in Ottawa, Ontario. Sport was present at an early age in his life. Born to immigrant parents working long hours, he used sports as guidance, taking away life lessons that
- [GTHL Leads the Way with 84 Selections in 2026 OHL Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-leads-the-way-with-84-selections-in-2026-ohl-priority-selection/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League was well represented throughout the 2026 Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore, with 84 GTHL players selected across the 15-round event. Held over two days at Slush Puppie Place in Kingston, the 2026 Priority Selection marked the return of the event to an in-person format for
- [Hank Tang Recognized with 2026 George F. Dufton U18 AAA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/hank-tang-recognized-with-2026-george-f-dufton-u18-aaa-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Hank Tang of the Under-18 Toronto Young Nationals, the recipient of the 2026 George F. Dufton U18 AAA Scholarship Award. The award is a one-time $2,000 post-secondary scholarship provided by the Don Mills Flyers Hockey Club, recognizing a U18 AAA player who achieves
- [Peter Zheng Earns 2026 Gord Hughes U16 AAA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/peter-zheng-earns-2026-gord-hughes-u16-aaa-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Peter Zheng of the U16 Mississauga Senators, the recipient of the 2026 Gord Hughes Under-16 AAA Scholarship Award. The award is a one-time $2,000 post-secondary scholarship provided by the GTHL recognizing a U16 AAA player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically
- [Victor Williams Honoured as 2026 J. Norman Sharp U18 AA Scholarship Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/victor-williams-honoured-as-2026-j-norman-sharp-u18-aa-scholarship-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Victor Williams of the U18 AA Streetsville Tigers, the recipient of the 2026 J. Norman Sharp Under-18 AA Scholarship Award. The award is a one-time $2,000 post-secondary scholarship provided by the GTHL recognizing a U18 AA player who achieves a high standard of
- [OHF Launches 2026 Goaltender Assist Program to Help Introduce More Young Athletes to the Position](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-launches-2026-goaltender-assist-program-to-help-introduce-more-young-athletes-to-the-position/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation is proud to launch the 2026 Goaltender Assist Program, an initiative designed to help introduce more young athletes to the position of goaltender by reducing the financial barrier associated with getting started in net. Through the program, the OHF will provide $250,000 worth of goaltending equipment to Associations across Ontario, supporting local hockey communities and helping make
- [Jonathan Arnone Recognized with 2026 Len Barrett U18 House League Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/jonathan-arnone-recognized-with-2026-len-barrett-u18-house-league-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Jonathan Arnone, the recipient of the 2026 Len Barrett Under-18 House League Scholarship Award. The award is a one-time $2,000 post-secondary scholarship provided by the GTHL recognizing a U18 House League player who excels both academically and in hockey. Established in 2005 and
- [Adam Baldizon Named 2026 Frank D. Smith U18 A Scholarship Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/adam-baldizon-named-2026-frank-d-smith-u18-a-scholarship-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Adam Baldizon, the recipient of the 2026 Frank D. Smith Under-18 A Scholarship Award. The award is a one-time $2,000 post-secondary scholarship provided by the GTHL recognizing a U18 ‘A’ player who excels both academically and in hockey. Established in 2005 and named
- [GTHL Members to Offer More Than 20 NHL/NHLPA First Shift Programs in 2026-27](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-members-to-offer-more-than-20-nhl-nhlpa-first-shift-programs-in-2026-27/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to support more than 20 NHL/NHLPA First Shift programs delivered through its Member organizations for the 2026-27 season. Designed for families new to hockey, the First Shift provides an accessible, safe, and fun introduction to the game. Open to players aged 6–10, the program includes a full set
- [MHAs Can Now Apply to Host a NHL/NHLPA First Shift Program For the 2020-21 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/mhas-can-now-apply-to-host-a-nhl-nhlpa-first-shift-program-for-the-2020-21-season/) - Looking to grow your Minor Hockey Association’s membership and get more kids in the game? Bauer, Hockey Canada, the National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of the application process for the 2020-21 NHL/NHLPA First Shift program. The 2020-21 season will mark the
- [Don't miss out on GTHL/MHL First Shift Hockey program opportunities!](https://gthlcanada.com/dont-miss-out-on-gthl-mhl-first-shift-hockey-program-opportunities/) - Do you have a child between the ages of six and 10 interested in starting hockey? The NHL/NHLPA First Shift could be the hockey program for you! There are three GTHL/MHL First Shift program opportunities with spots available in Mississauga: Saturday at 1:30PM (program runs September 9 to October 14) - CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Sunday
- [Apply To Host the NHL/NHLPA First Shift Program for the 2026-27 Season!](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-to-host-the-nhl-nhlpa-first-shift-program-for-the-2026-27-season/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF), in partnership with Hockey Canada, is now accepting applications from Minor Hockey Associations interested in hosting the NHL/NHLPA First Shift program for the 2026–2027 season. Since its launch in 2014, NHL/NHLPA First Shift has welcomed more than 68,000 children across 1,900+ programs nationwide, introducing young Canadians to hockey in a
- [Over 10 NHL/NHLPA First Shift Programs Offered Through GTHL Members](https://gthlcanada.com/over-10-nhl-nhlpa-first-shift-programs-offered-through-gthl-members/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to support more than 10 NHL/NHLPA First Shift programs delivered through its Member organizations. Designed for families new to the game, the First Shift offers an accessible, safe, and fun introduction to hockey. Open to players aged 6–10, the program includes a full set of Bauer equipment and
- [Beyond the Whistle: Hamish Young](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-hamish-young/) - Hamish Young couldn’t predict where hockey would take him after he first stepped on the ice on the other side of the world. As a teenager in Melbourne, Australia, Young set out on an unlikely path to play hockey in a city better known for its world-renowned culture and southeastern coastal setting than for producing elite hockey players. Unlike in North
- [120 Prospects Named to Ontario Summer Games Rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/120-prospects-named-to-ontario-summer-games-rosters/) - Hockey Eastern Ontario, Hockey Northwestern Ontario and the Ontario Hockey Federation are pleased to announce the 120 under-15 aged (2011 born) players selected to attend the Ontario Summer Games July 29 – August 2, 2026 in Waterloo, ON. Athletes from all three Ontario Hockey branches were evaluated throughout the 2025-2026 season, including at league games,
- [GTHL Proud to Partner with HER Sports Fest to Help Grow the Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-proud-to-partner-with-her-sports-fest-to-help-grow-the-game/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League joined organizations from across the sport community at HER Sports Fest from May 22-24, helping celebrate, promote, and support girls and women in sport. Held at The Hangar Sports & Events Centre at Downsview Park in Toronto, HER Sports Fest brought together athletes, families, sport organizations, local businesses, and community
- [Hockey Starts Here: MHL Pilot Initiative with Hockey Canada Welcomes New Families to the Game](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-starts-here-mhl-pilot-initiative-with-hockey-canada-welcomes-new-families-to-the-game/) - For many families, the idea of signing up for hockey can feel overwhelming. From equipment and registration to learning how the season works, the game can sometimes feel unfamiliar from the outside. The Hockey Starts Here initiative helped change that. Launched by the Mississauga Hockey League (MHL) as a pilot initiative in partnership with Hockey
- [Helping More Kids Play: GTHL and KidSport Ontario Award $54,335 in 2025-26 Funding](https://gthlcanada.com/helping-more-kids-play-gthl-and-kidsport-ontario-award-54335-in-2025-26-funding/) - As the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognizes KidSport Week, the League is proud to highlight the continued impact of its partnership with KidSport Ontario in helping make hockey more accessible for families across the GTHL community. Through the partnership, the GTHL provides a financial contribution to KidSport Ontario to support individual hockey grant applications. KidSport
- [GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant Awards $47,500 to Support Accessibility and Growth in Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-legacy-fund-community-grant-awards-47500-to-support-accessibility-and-growth-in-hockey/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League continues to invest in initiatives that make hockey more accessible and inclusive across communities, with the GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant awarding $47,500 to date for the 2025-26 season. This year’s current recipients — Humber Valley Hockey Association, Seaside Hockey Association, and Duffield Sports Club — are delivering
- [GTHL and CMHA Ontario Mark Successful First Season of Talk Today Pilot ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-cmha-ontario-mark-successful-first-season-of-talk-today-pilot/) - TORONTO, ON – As Canadians recognize Mental Health Week, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Ontario Division are celebrating the successful completion of the first season of the Talk Today pilot program in minor hockey. Launched for the 2025-26 season, the pilot brought mental health education and awareness programming to young
- [GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant Awards Over $83,000 in 2025-26 Season, Supporting Access and Inclusion Across Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-legacy-fund-community-grant-awards-over-83000-in-2025-26-season-supporting-access-and-inclusion-across-hockey/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League continued to invest in initiatives that make hockey more accessible and inclusive across communities throughout the 2025-26 season, with the GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant awarding $83,370 in support of programs, events, and initiatives across the GTHL community. The 2025-26 grant recipients — Humber Valley Hockey Association, Seaside Hockey Association, Duffield
- [GTHL Alumni Stacey, DiGirolamo Capture PWHL Championship with Montréal Victoire](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumni-stacey-digirolamo-capture-pwhl-championship-with-montreal-victoire/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League congratulates alumni Laura Stacey and Jessica DiGirolamo on winning the 2026 Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) Walter Cup with the Montréal Victoire. Stacey, a Toronto Royals alumna, and DiGirolamo, a Mississauga North Stars alumna, helped Montréal capture the franchise’s first Walter Cup championship following a 4-0 win over the Ottawa
- [GTHL to Offer Four Instructional Stream Clinics This August](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-offer-four-instructional-stream-clinics-this-august/) - Goaltending 1 and 2, Skating 2, and Skills 2 clinics available for coaches ahead of the 2026-27 season The Greater Toronto Hockey League will be offering four Instructional Stream clinics this season, providing coaches with opportunities to continue their development and work toward certification maintenance. The clinic offerings include Goaltending 1, Skating 2, Skills 2,
- [Beyond the Bench: Rolf Wagschal ](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-rolf-wagschal/) - Without much influence to play the sport, Rolf Wagschal carved a path into hockey built on passion and enjoying the process of getting better. “It goes back to loving the work,” Wagschal said. Growing up in North Toronto, hockey wasn’t an immense commitment for the new Under-10 ‘A’ Scarborough Ice Raiders head coach. Hockey was
- [GTHL Opens Applications for 2026-27 Legacy Fund Community Grant](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-opens-applications-for-2026-27-legacy-fund-community-grant/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League has officially opened applications for the 2026-27 GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant, providing local organizations with funding support to grow the game and make hockey more accessible in their communities. Established in 2011, the GTHL Legacy Fund provides financial support for GTHL families in need and assists
- [U14 AA Scarborough Young Bruins Named 2025-26 Gatorade Team of the Year](https://gthlcanada.com/u14-aa-scarborough-young-bruins-named-2025-26-gatorade-team-of-the-year/) - Toronto, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to recognize the Under-14 ‘AA’ Scarborough Young Bruins as the 2025-26 Gatorade Team of the Year. The GTHL is proud to partner with Gatorade to fuel the 2025-26 Team of the Month and Team of the Year program. The program includes U14, U15, U16, U17, and
- [U15 AA Toronto East Enders Ticats Named 2024-25 Gatorade Team of the Year](https://gthlcanada.com/u15-aa-toronto-east-enders-ticats-named-2024-25-gatorade-team-of-the-year-2/) - Toronto, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to recognize the Under-15 ‘AA’ Toronto East Enders Ticats as the 2024-25 Gatorade Team of the Year. The GTHL is proud to partner with Gatorade to fuel the 2024-25 Team of the Month and Team of the Year program. The program includes U14, U15, U16, U17,
- [Six GTHL Alumni Named to National Men’s Team for 2026 IIHF World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-mens-team-for-2026-iihf-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 23 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Men’s Team at the 2026 IIHF World Championship, May 15-31 in Zürich and Fribourg, Switzerland. Of the 23 players, six are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (6): Sam Dickinson (Toronto Marlboros) Connor Brown (Toronto Marlboros) Darnell
- [15 GTHL Alumni Set to Compete in 2026 OHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/15-gthl-alumni-set-to-compete-in-2026-ohl-championship-series/) - A total of 15 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni are set to compete in the 2026 Ontario Hockey League Championship Series, with the Kitchener Rangers and Barrie Colts battling for the J. Ross Robertson Cup. The Rangers lead the way with nine GTHL alumni on their roster, while the Colts feature six former GTHL players.
- [GTHL Fast Track Program Now Accepting Applicants Ahead of the 2026-27 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-fast-track-program-now-accepting-applicants-ahead-of-the-2026-27-season/) - Presented by Pro Hockey Life, the program offers experienced hockey participants a pathway into competitive-level officiating. The Greater Toronto Hockey League is inviting experienced hockey participants to take the next step in their hockey journey through the GTHL Fast Track Program presented by Pro Hockey Life. Designed for individuals with already developed hockey experience, the
- [Beyond the Whistle: Kaitlyn Yearwood](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-kaitlyn-yearwood/) - Kaitlyn Yearwood has always found a way to stay close to the game. Growing up in Barrie, Ontario, hockey was a major part of her life from an early age. Her path as a player took shape quickly and impressively. At just 14 years old, Yearwood committed to the University of Connecticut, setting the stage
- [2026-27 Bench Staff Clinics Open for Registration](https://gthlcanada.com/26-bench-staff-clinics-open-for-registration/) - Registration is now open for 2026-27 Bench Staff Clinics. Bench Staff Clinics include required training and certification for: Coaches Trainers Team Managers All bench staff are encouraged to review the full certification and qualification requirements for the upcoming season. 2026-27 BENCH STAFF REQUIREMENTS - CLICK HERE Important Updates for the 2026-27 Season Please note the
- [Registration now open for 2026 ‘A’ Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-now-open-for-2026-a-challenge-cup/) - Registration is now open for the 2026 ‘A’ Challenge Cup, hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League from Friday, November 13 to Sunday, November 15, 2026 at Scotiabank Pond. The 2026 ‘A’ Challenge Cup will welcome 40 teams across five non-contact ‘A’ divisions: Under-14, U15, U16, U17, and U18. Each team will be guaranteed a
- [Mental Health Week: Supporting Each Other On and Off the Ice](https://gthlcanada.com/mental-health-week-supporting-each-other-on-and-off-the-ice/) - Hockey is built on connection. It's the teammate who taps your pads after a tough shift. The coach who notices when something seems off. The parent who asks about more than the score. The official who keeps showing up, even when the game gets intense. During Mental Health Week, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is
- [Maintaining Mental Fitness](https://gthlcanada.com/maintaining-mental-fitness/) - We were all rushing to the rink, eating dinner in the car, making plans to hang out with teammates on the weekends, and then suddenly we weren't. Rinks closed, socialization outside the household became a faux pas but – thankfully - there's been a little more time for dinner. With the onset of COVID-19, the sudden change
- [GTHL, Movember team up for Your Path to Success: Youth Mental Health in Sport panel](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-movember-team-up-for-your-path-to-success-youth-mental-health-in-sport-panel/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Movember Breaking the Ice are proud to present Your Path to Success: Youth Mental Health in Sport, a virtual panel on Friday, May 7th at 6pm. The panel, which will cap off Mental Health Week (May 3-9th), will feature guests such as Toronto Marlies captain Rich Clune, professional hockey player and former Ontario Hockey League (OHL) champion Matt
- [Movember, GTHL offering workshop for coaches to better understand mental health among athletes](https://gthlcanada.com/movember-gthl-offering-workshop-for-coaches-to-better-understand-mental-health-among-athletes/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember, is offering a workshop for coaches to better understand mental health among athletes. Movember: Breaking the Ice is available on two different dates. The first workshop will be held on Wednesday, January 19 at 7pm. The second will be held on Saturday, January 22 at 2pm.
- [Movember, GTHL offering workshop for coaches to better understand mental health ahead of 2022-23 season](https://gthlcanada.com/movember-gthl-offering-workshop-for-coaches-to-better-understand-mental-health-ahead-of-2022-23-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember, is offering workshops for coaches to better understand mental health among athletes ahead of the 2022-2023 season. Movember: Breaking the Ice is available on two different dates. The first workshop will be held on Tuesday, August 23 at 7pm. The second will be held on Thursday, August 25 at
- [GTHL, Movember to host Breaking the Ice weekend for team mental health training](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-movember-to-host-breaking-the-ice-weekend-for-team-mental-health-training/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember, is hosting a Breaking the Ice weekend for team mental health training on September 10-11. The trainings, to take place at Scotiabank Pond, will give players, and parents and guardians the opportunity to engage in mental health training through the Breaking the Ice program. Breaking the Ice, delivered by
- [Mental Health Week: Five Tips](https://gthlcanada.com/mental-health-week-five-tips/) - May 1-7 marks Mental Health Week on the calendar. The annual national event encourages people to learn, talk, reflect, and engage with others on all issues relating to mental health. Keeping in theme for the week, here are five tips to actively try to practice to maintain a positive mental health. #1 - Make healthier
- [Seven GTHL Alumni Named to National Men's Under-18 Team for 2026 IIHF U18 Men's World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/seven-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-mens-under-18-team-for-2026-iihf-u18-mens-world-championship/) - TRENCIN, Slovakia – Twenty-five players will begin the tournament with Canada’s National Men’s Under-18 Team as it looks for its third-consecutive gold medal at the 2026 IIHF U18 Men’s World Championship, April 22-May 2 in Bratislava and Trencin, Slovakia. Of the 25 players selected, seven are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (7): Kohyn Eshkawkogan (North
- [GTHL Announces 2026-27 Player Registration Fee (PRF)](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2026-27-player-registration-fee-prf/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today the Player Registration Fee (PRF) for the 2026-27 season. For the 2026-27 season, the PRF for competitive ('A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA') players will be $980, representing a three per cent increase from the 2024-25 season, when the fee was last adjusted. Spread over two years, this is
- [Recap | 2026 GTHL Playoffs Presented by GSW](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2026-gthl-playoffs-presented-by-gsw/) - The 2026 GTHL Playoffs presented by Gitch Sportswear once again showcased the passion, talent, hard work, and competitiveness that define hockey across the Greater Toronto Hockey League. From the opening puck drop to championship-clinching moments, a total of 1,612 playoff games were played across the GTHL, with teams battling through every round in pursuit of
- [GTHL outlines Player Registration, Insurance fees](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-outlines-player-registration-insurance-fees/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is releasing a detailed breakdown of Player Registration Fees and Insurance / Assessment Fees. Following the questions and concerns over the last few months, it is the GTHL’s goal to provide as much information and transparency as possible to clarify the registration fees paid by our participants. This communication provides
- [GTHL announces no increase to its Fees for 2025-2026 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-no-increase-to-its-fees-for-2025-2026-season-2/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is pleased to announce the 2025-2026 season’s Player Registration Fee (PRF), with no increase. The PRF is a registration fee that is paid by each player competing on a team at the competitive level (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’ categories) and is used to pay for regular season and playoff game
- [Registration Now Open for 2026 GTHL Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-now-open-for-2026-gthl-platinum-cup/) - TORONTO, ON — Registration is now open for the 2026 GTHL Platinum Cup, one of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s premier early-season tournaments. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE 2026 PLATINUM CUP. Set for Friday, November 27 to Sunday, November 29, 2026 at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto, the 2026 event will mark a major expansion
- [Highlights | Faustina Toros Charge to 2026 GTHL U11 AA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-faustina-toros-charge-to-2026-gthl-u11-aa-championship/) - The Faustina Toros are 2026 GTHL Under-11 AA champions after defeating North Toronto in a hard-fought three-game Championship Series. The Toros opened the series with a commanding 6-0 win in Game 1, but North Toronto responded in Game 2 with a 4-3 victory to even the series and force a deciding Game 3. In the
- [Highlights | Leaside Flames Win Double-OT Thriller to Claim 2026 GTHL U11 A Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-leaside-flames-win-double-ot-thriller-to-claim-2026-gthl-u11-a-championship/) - The Leaside Flames captured the 2026 GTHL Under-11 A Championship with a dramatic Game 4 win over the Applewood Coyotes. Leaside took Game 1 by a 4-1 score before the teams skated to a 2-2 draw in Game 2. Applewood responded with a 3-2 victory in Game 3 to force a deciding Game 4, where
- [Highlights | Humber Valley Sharks Swim to the Top in 2026 GTHL U10 AA Final](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-humber-valley-sharks-swim-to-the-top-in-2026-gthl-u10-aa-final/) - The Humber Valley Sharks are 2026 GTHL Under-10 AA champions after a hard-fought Championship Series win over Forest Hill that went right down to the final day of the season. The series opened with a 3-3 tie in Game 1 before the Sharks earned a 3-1 victory in Game 2 to take the early edge.
- [Highlights | Scarborough Ice Raiders Rally to Claim 2026 GTHL U17 AA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-scarborough-ice-raiders-rally-to-claim-2026-gthl-u17-aa-championship/) - The Scarborough Ice Raiders are 2026 GTHL Under-17 AA champions after defeating the Mississauga Rattlers in five games in the Championship Series. The Rattlers opened the series with a 4-2 win in Game 1, but following a 2-2 tie in Game 2, the Ice Raiders responded with a 2-1 victory in Game 3. Scarborough then
- [Highlights | North Toronto Clinches 2026 GTHL U12 AA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-north-toronto-clinches-2026-gthl-u12-aa-championship/) - North Toronto is the 2026 GTHL Under-12 AA champion after clinching the Championship Series in Game 3 with a 5-0 win over the Streetsville Tigers. The series opened with a 4-4 tie in Game 1 before the teams battled to another draw, this time 2-2, in Game 2. With the championship still up for grabs
- [GTHL Celebrates Four Officiating Representatives Selected for 2026 TELUS Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-four-officiating-representatives-selected-for-2026-telus-cup/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate four representatives who have been selected to officiate at the 2026 TELUS Cup, Canada’s National Under-18 Men’s Club Championship. Representing the GTHL are linespersons Joel Allison and Dariush Amin, referee Colton Peak, and GTHL alumnus Derek Risebrough, who has also been selected as a referee. The
- [Highlights | Vaughan Rangers Charge to 2026 GTHL U16 AA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-vaughan-rangers-charge-to-2026-gthl-u16-aa-championship/) - The Vaughan Rangers captured the GTHL Under-16 AA Championship with a five-game series win over the Scarborough Young Bruins. The Young Bruins struck first with a 4-1 victory in Game 1, but Vaughan settled into the series with a 2-2 draw in Game 2. The Rangers then took over with a 3-1 win in Game
- [Highlights | Vaughan Rangers Win Decisive Game 5 to Capture 2026 GTHL U17 A Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-vaughan-rangers-win-decisive-game-5-to-capture-2026-gthl-u17-a-championship/) - The Vaughan Rangers are GTHL Under-17 A champions after defeating Forest Hill in a five-game Championship Series. Vaughan opened the series with a narrow 4-3 win in Game 1 and followed it up with a dominant 7-1 victory in Game 2 to take an early series lead. Forest Hill pushed back and answered in Game
- [Forward Liam Castaldo Answers the Call in Goal for the King Clancy Cup Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/forward-liam-castaldo-answers-the-call-in-goal-for-the-king-clancy-cup-championship/) - Sometimes the most memorable stories in hockey are not only about the goals scored or the saves made, but about the character shown when a team needs someone most. On the last weekend of the 2025-26 season, Liam Castaldo of the West Hill Golden Hawks, normally a forward, did something he had never done before
- [Highlights | North Toronto Seals 2026 GTHL U10 A Title in Game 3](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-north-toronto-seals-2026-gthl-u10-a-title-in-game-3/) - North Toronto captured the GTHL Under-10 A Championship with a three-game series win over the Vaughan Panthers. A 3-1 win in Game 1 gave North Toronto the early edge, followed by a 2-2 draw in Game 2. In Game 3, North Toronto sealed the championship with another 3-1 victory to reach the four-point mark and
- [Highlights | Toronto Marlboros Crowned 2026 GTHL U10 AAA Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-toronto-marlboros-crowned-2026-gthl-u10-aaa-champions/) - The Toronto Marlboros were crowned GTHL Under-10 AAA Champions with a 5-1 victory over the Vaughan Kings in Game 5. The Kings struck first with a 4-0 win in Game 1, but the Marlboros answered with ties in Games 2 and 3 before breaking through with a 3-0 victory in Game 4. The Marlboros then
- [Toronto Jr. Canadiens Capture 2026 U14 OHL Cup Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-jr-canadiens-capture-2026-u14-ohl-cup-championship/) - Via chl.ca/ohl KINGSTON, ON – The Toronto Jr. Canadiens have claimed the 2026 U14 OHL Cup title, defeating the Toronto Marlboros 5-1 in an all-Toronto championship final at the INVISTA Centre in Kingston on Sunday afternoon. Forward Tristan Reynolds led the way in the championship game, opening the scoring and finishing with two goals and an assist as
- [Highlights | Vaughan Rangers Rally to Capture 2026 GTHL U14 A Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-vaughan-rangers-rally-to-capture-2026-gthl-u14-a-championship/) - The Vaughan Rangers are GTHL Under-14 A champions after defeating the Leaside Flames in five games in the Championship Series. Vaughan opened the series with a 5-4 win in Game 1 and followed it up with a 4-1 victory in Game 2 to move within one win of the title. The Flames answered with a
- [Celebrate a GTHL Volunteer Hero During 2026 National Volunteer Week](https://gthlcanada.com/celebrate-a-gthl-volunteer-hero-during-2026-national-volunteer-week/) - Every champion starts with a hero behind the scenes. As the 2025-2026 season comes to a close, it’s important to recognize all the people who help make every puck drop possible. National Volunteer Week is April 19-25, 2026, and the Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to once again launch the GTHL Volunteer Heroes celebration presented by
- [Highlights | Mississauga Beast Roar to 2026 GTHL U14 AA Title](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-mississauga-beast-roar-to-2026-gthl-u14-aa-title/) - The Mississauga Beast are GTHL Under-14 AA champions after defeating the Scarborough Young Bruins with a 3-1 series win in the Championship Series. The Beast opened the series with a 2-1 win in Game 1 before the Young Bruins answered with a 3-1 victory in Game 2 to even the series. The Beast regained control
- [39 GTHL Alumni Set to Shine on the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs Stage](https://gthlcanada.com/39-gthl-alumni-set-to-shine-on-the-2026-stanley-cup-playoffs-stage/) - The road to the Stanley Cup will once again feature a strong presence from the Greater Toronto Hockey League. As the puck drops on the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs on Saturday, April 18, 39 GTHL alumni are set to compete on hockey’s biggest stage. From established stars and Stanley Cup champions to rising young talent
- [Highlights | Toronto Marlboros Crowned 2026 GTHL U12 AAA Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-toronto-marlboros-crowned-2026-gthl-u12-aaa-champions/) - The Toronto Marlboros captured the GTHL Under-12 AAA Championship with a five-game series win over the Don Mills Flyers. The Marlboros took Game 1 by a 4-1 score before the Flyers responded with a matching 4-1 win in Game 2. The Marlboros moved back in front with a 3-1 victory in Game 3, then earned
- [Highlights | Forest Hill Climbs to 2026 GTHL U16 A Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-forest-hill-climbs-to-2026-gthl-u16-a-championship/) - Forest Hill captured the GTHL Under-16 A Championship with a 3-1 series win over the Humber Valley Sharks. Humber Valley struck first with a 5-2 victory in Game 1, but Forest Hill answered with a 2-1 win in Game 2 to level the series. Forest Hill followed that with a hard-fought 4-3 victory in Game
- [Highlights | Vaughan Rangers Rise to Claim 2026 GTHL U12 A Title](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-vaughan-rangers-rise-to-claim-2026-gthl-u12-a-title/) - The Vaughan Rangers captured the 2026 GTHL Under-12 A Championship with a two-game series win over North Toronto. The Rangers edged North Toronto 3-2 in Game 1, then followed it up with a 4-1 victory in Game 2 to reach the four-point mark and clinch the championship. 2026 U12 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-2 Vaughan
- [Highlights | Don Mills Flyers Soar to 2026 GTHL U11 AAA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-don-mills-flyers-soar-to-2026-gthl-u11-aaa-championship/) - The Don Mills Flyers are GTHL Under-11 AAA champions after sweeping the Toronto Jr. Canadiens in three games in the Championship Series. The Flyers opened the series with a narrow 1-0 win in Game 1 and followed it up with another shutout victory, again by a 1-0 score, in Game 2. With the championship on
- [Highlights | Ted Reeve Thunder Roll to 2026 GTHL U18 AA Crown](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-ted-reeve-thunder-roll-to-2026-gthl-u18-aa-crown/) - The Ted Reeve Thunder are GTHL Under-18 AA champions after defeating the Mississauga Beast in a hard-fought five-game Championship Series. Mississauga opened the series with a narrow 3-2 win in Game 1, but Ted Reeve answered in Game 2 with a 2-1 victory to even the series. The Beast regained the edge with another 3-2
- [Highlights | Avalanche Rally to Become 2026 GTHL U15 A Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-avalanche-rally-to-become-2026-gthl-u15-a-champions/) - The Avalanche are the 2026 GTHL Under-15 A champions after defeating the Leaside Flames in a six-game Championship Series that went down to a deciding Game 6. Leaside opened the series with back-to-back wins, edging the Avalanche 4-3 in Game 1 and earning a 2-1 victory in Game 2 to take control early. The Avalanche
- [East York Celebrates 81st Little Stanley Cup Day](https://gthlcanada.com/east-york-celebrates-81st-little-stanley-cup-day/) - On March 28, the East York Hockey Association (EYHA) once again celebrated one of Toronto’s most historic hockey traditions with the 81st edition of Little Stanley Cup Day. For generations, Little Stanley Cup Day has marked a special moment in the minor hockey journey, bringing players, coaches, and families together to recognize a season of
- [Detroit HoneyBaked comes out on top at 2026 OHL Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/detroit-honeybaked-comes-out-on-top-at-2026-ohl-cup/) - Via OHLCup.ca TORONTO – For the first time in OHL Cup history, an American-based team has come away as champions. Detroit HoneyBaked outlasted the Toronto Jr. Canadiens 3-1 to come out on top at the annual showcase of OHL Draft eligible talent, closing out the event with a perfect 7-0 record. A big Saturday afternoon crowd
- [Highlights | Toronto Royals Crowned 2026 GTHL U18 A Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-toronto-royals-crowned-2026-gthl-u18-a-champions/) - The Toronto Royals captured the GTHL Under-18 A Championship with a five-game series win over the North York Knights. The Royals struck first with a 4-0 victory in Game 1 before the Knights answered with a 4-2 win in Game 2. In Game 3, the Royals reclaimed the series lead with a 3-2 victory, and
- [Highlights | Greater Toronto Capitals Crowned 2026 GTHL U15 AA Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-greater-toronto-capitals-crowned-2026-gthl-u15-aa-champions/) - The Greater Toronto Capitals are GTHL Under-15 AA champions after sweeping the Markham Islanders in three games in the Championship Series. The Capitals opened the series with a 6-1 win in Game 1 before being tested in Game 2, where they earned a narrow 3-2 victory. In Game 3, the Capitals closed out the series
- [Highlights | Leaside Flames Secure 2026 GTHL U13 AA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-leaside-flames-secure-2026-gthl-u13-aa-championship/) - The Leaside Flames are GTHL Under-13 AA champions after defeating the Mississauga Beast in two games in the Championship Series, earning the four points needed to claim the title. Leaside opened the series with a 2-1 win in Game 1 before sealing the championship with a 3-1 victory in Game 2. 2026 U13 ‘AA’ Championship
- [Highlights | Leaside Flames Capture 2026 GTHL U13 A Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-leaside-flames-capture-gthl-u13-a-championship/) - The Leaside Flames captured the GTHL Under-13 A Championship with a two-game series win over the Vaughan Rangers. Leaside edged Vaughan 4-3 in Game 1, then followed it up with a 3-1 win in Game 2 to reach the four-point mark and clinch the title. 2026 U13 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 4-3 Leaside Flames GAME
- [Around the G: April 2026 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-april-2026-preview/) - The start of April means we are once again near the end of the hockey season, but there’s still lots to catch up on! Stay up to date with the latest edition of Around the G! 2026 OHL Cup Championship Final (April 4) The Toronto Jr. Canadiens return to the OHL Cup Final to face-off
- [Highlights | Vaughan Kings Crowned 2026 GTHL U15 AAA Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-vaughan-kings-crowned-2026-gthl-u15-aaa-champions/) - On March 27, the Vaughan Kings captured the GTHL Under-15 AAA Championship with a 3-1 series victory over the Toronto Jr. Canadiens. Vaughan set the tone with a 6-3 win in Game 1, but the Jr. Canadiens responded in Game 2 with a 4-3 victory to even the series. The Kings answered with a statement,
- [Highlights | Toronto Jr. Canadiens Claim 2026 GTHL U14 AAA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-toronto-jr-canadiens-claim-2026-gthl-u14-aaa-championship/) - The Toronto Jr. Canadiens are GTHL Under-14 AAA champions after sweeping the Toronto Titans in three games in the Championship Series. The Jr. Canadiens opened the series with a commanding 6-1 win in Game 1, followed with a 4-1 victory in Game 2 to move within one win of the title. In Game 3, the
- [Beyond the Whistle: Ben Addison](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-ben-addison/) - This special OHL Cup edition of Beyond the Whistle shines a spotlight on Greater Toronto Hockey League official Ben Addison, whose path in hockey has come full circle in a meaningful way. Growing up in Uxbridge, Ontario, Addison came from a hockey family where the game was always close. With NHL ties through his late-uncle
- [New Home for National Education & Training Courses — The Shift Forward: Evolving Hockey Culture](https://gthlcanada.com/new-home-for-national-education-training-courses-the-shift-forward-evolving-hockey-culture/) - Starting April 1, 2026, Hockey Canada is expanding The Shift Forward: Evolving Hockey Culture, a new learning and development program that is the home for national education and training courses. The program was piloted with five Member Branches for the 2025-26 season, and will expand to 11 Members in 2026-27, with courses for new coaches,
- [GTHL, OHL release tickets for 2026 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-ohl-release-tickets-for-2026-ohl-cup-championship-final/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League, has released tickets to the 2026 OHL Cup Championship Final to be played at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 4 at Mattamy Athletic Centre. General admission tickets to the Championship Final are available for $15.50 per ticket, including taxes and ticket fees, and
- [2026-2027 GTHL Tryout Registration Link](https://gthlcanada.com/2026-2027-gthl-tryout-registration-link/) - The GTHL Tryout Registration Link is LIVE! Get ready by registering as soon as possible. To attend tryouts you must be fully registered – don’t miss out! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
- [Recap: 2025-2026 Pro Hockey Life Cup Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2025-2026-pro-hockey-life-cup-champions/) - On Saturday, February 28, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized the 2025-2026 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup celebrations. A total of 42 teams from Under-10 to U18 were crowned Pro Hockey Life Champions as they received their trophies, took team photos, and enjoyed a day off from competition to celebrate their regular season success
- [Watch the 2026 OHL Cup on LiveBarn](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2026-ohl-cup-on-livebarn/) - The puck drops on the OHL Cup on Monday, March 30 with the Wild Card match-ups beginning at 8:00am. Don’t miss a second of the action with all Wild Card, Round Robin, Quarterfinal, and Semi-Final games available to be streamed on LiveBarn. The OHL Cup LiveBarn package can be purchased for $29.99 plus tax, covering all games
- [Highlights | Toronto Marlboros Finish Perfect Series to Claim 2026 GTHL U13 AAA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-toronto-marlboros-finish-perfect-series-to-claim-2026-gthl-u13-aaa-championship/) - The Toronto Marlboros are 2026 GTHL U13 AAA champions after sweeping their Championship Series in three games. The Marlboros opened the series with a 6-1 victory in Game 1 before being pushed in Game 2, where they held on for a 4-3 win. In Game 3, the Marlboros closed out the series with a hard-fought
- [Highlights | Vaughan Kings Crowned 2026 GTHL U16 AAA Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-vaughan-kings-crowned-2026-gthl-u16-aaa-champions/) - The Vaughan Kings captured the GTHL Under-16 AAA Championship with a hard-fought five-game series win over the Toronto Jr. Canadiens. The Kings took Games 1 and 2 for a 2-0 series lead before the Jr. Canadiens responded with wins in Games 3 and 4 to force a Game 5. On Sunday, March 22 at Scotiabank
- [Highlights | Toronto Titans Capture 2026 GTHL U18 AAA Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-toronto-titans-capture-2026-gthl-u18-aaa-championship/) - The Toronto Titans are 2026 GTHL Under-18 AAA champions after defeating the Vaughan Kings in a hard-fought five-game Championship Series. Vaughan struck first with back-to-back wins, taking Game 1 by a 2-1 score and Game 2 with a 3-1 victory to move within one win of the title. The Titans answered in impressive fashion, shutting
- [GTHL Platinum Cup Expands for 2026 with Addition of U10 Division](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-platinum-cup-expands-for-2026-with-addition-of-u10-division/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is pleased to announce the expansion of the GTHL Platinum Cup for 2026. Traditionally contested as an Under-11-only tournament, the Platinum Cup will now expand to include a new U10 division at the A, AA, and AAA levels, alongside its existing U11 A, AA, and AAA divisions.
- [Don Mills Flyers, Upper Canada College selected to compete at OHL Cup, Wild Card matchups set for March 30](https://gthlcanada.com/don-mills-flyers-upper-canada-college-selected-to-compete-at-ohl-cup-wild-card-matchups-set-for-march-30/) - TORONTO — The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) today announced results of the 2026 OHL Cup Selection Show aired Friday evening across the OHL's social media and YouTube channels. As part of the newly-expanded 25-team field of competition in 2026, two OHL Cup Selection Committee teams were identified to help
- [Register for the 15th annual GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-the-15th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-presented-by-spordle-in-support-of-the-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce the 15th annual GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. The GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle is an annual fundraising event for the GTHL Legacy Fund. Established in 2011, the Legacy Fund provides financial support for GTHL families in
- [Watch the OHL Cup Selection Show on Friday at 6:00pm](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-ohl-cup-selection-show-on-friday-at-600pm/) - The 2026 OHL Cup Selection Show will be held this coming Friday, March 20 at 6:00 p.m., streaming on the OHL’s X, Facebook, and YouTube accounts as 10 different teams will be identified ahead of the annual showcase that begins on Monday, March 30 at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto. OHL Director of Hockey Development Darrell
- [Beyond the Bench: Jeremiah Gonsalves](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-jeremiah-gonsalves/) - For Jeremiah Gonsalves, hockey has always been about more than the game. His story begins with family — and with a father whose love for hockey shaped the lives of his sons. Born in Guyana, his father embraced the sport wholeheartedly and made sure all seven of his boys had the opportunity to play organized
- [GTHL Opens Registration for 2026-27 Pathway Development Skill Sessions](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-opens-registration-for-2026-27-pathway-development-skill-sessions/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has opened registration for its 2026-27 Pathway Development Skill Sessions, giving players and goaltenders the chance to get back on the ice and prepare for the upcoming evaluation season. As part of the GTHL’s Player Pathways, the annual April skill sessions are designed to provide athletes with a strong start
- [Applications Open for the 2026 GTHL Awards & Scholarships, Presented by Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/applications-open-for-the-2026-gthl-awards-scholarships-presented-by-nothers-the-award-store/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is now accepting applications and nominations for the 2026 GTHL Awards & Scholarships, proudly presented by Nothers The Award Store. Update as of Monday, March 16: The deadline for the 2026 GTHL Awards & Scholarships presented by Nothers The Award Store has been extended to Friday, March 20.
- [GTHL celebrates first-ever Girls Development Day on International Women’s Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-first-ever-girls-development-day-on-international-womens-day/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League marked an important milestone on Sunday, March 8, hosting its first-ever all-girls GTHL Development Day at Scotiabank Pond as part of the League’s International Women’s Day weekend celebrations. The sold-out event welcomed 40 participants from across the League for a day of on-ice and off-ice development, connection, and inspiration in
- [In Her Own Words: Encouragement for Future Girls in Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/in-her-own-words-encouragement-for-future-girls-in-hockey/) - On Sunday, March 8 — International Women's Day — the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its first GTHL Girls Development Day. As part of the day, participants took part in the GTHL's Positivity Postcards activity, writing heartfelt notes to a future girl thinking about hockey. Each postcard shared encouragement, confidence, and personal reflections on what
- [Around the G: March 2026 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-march-2026-preview/) - The month of March means the GTHL Playoffs presented by Gitch Sportswear are underway! Check out everything going on Around the G this month. GTHL Celebrates International Women's Day with sixth annual FREE Women's Coach Clinic & first GTHL Girls Development Day (March 7 & 8) The GTHL is celebrating International Women's Day with its sixth
- [OHF Announces Approval of 2026–2027 U9 Programming Framework](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-announces-approval-of-2026-2027-u9-programming-framework/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF), in collaboration with its four Ontario Minor Hockey Members, has received approval from Hockey Canada to continue and refine the Under-9 (U9) Full-Ice Hockey pilot for an additional two-year period. This approval reinforces a structured, evidence-informed approach to player development — one that balances long-term athlete development principles with operational
- [Beyond the Whistle: Cooper Mair](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-cooper-mair/) - As he stepped on the ice to officiate the Under-18 ‘A’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade in January, it was a full circle moment for third-year Greater Toronto Hockey League official Cooper Mair. Mair grew up in Scarborough, Ontario. At a young age, he was able to feel the strong hockey roots across the community. His brothers also played, which made for a lot of time spent at arenas and anywhere else there was a sheet of ice. “Having two
- [Registration Open for 2026 Founders Cup ](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-open-for-2026-founders-cup/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2026 Founders Cup, marking the tournament's first year back since 2019-20. Originally launched in the 2009-10 season, the Founders Cup is designed to extend the season in a competitive and positive environment for teams whose playoff
- [Beyond the Bench: Davis Yoo](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-davis-yoo/) - With over 25 years behind the bench, Davis Yoo’s coaching journey began while he was still in university — stepping into competitive hockey and never looking back. In this feature, Davis shares how he started his own child in Learn to Play while simultaneously coaching that same team up through levels. Today, Davis is also
- [Beyond the Bench: Sara Davidson](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-sara-davidson/) - In the latest Beyond the Bench, Sara Davidson shares what it means to lead with heart as co-head coach of the Under-11 Leaside Flames Gold Select team — while bringing in a multitude of perspectives from life as a single mom, psychotherapist, author, speaker, and former semi-pro soccer player.
- [Recap: 2026 GTHL Development Day Presented by Gitch Sportswear](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2026-gthl-development-day-presented-by-gitch-sportswear/) - On Friday, February 13, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted the second PD Development Day of the 2025-26 season, presented by Gitch Sportswear at NFP Athletic Centre (formerly Canlan Sports York). The one-day camp welcomed over 60 participants with skillsets ranging from House League through to ‘AAA’. The day consisted of two on-ice and two
- [GTHL Announces Team Entries for 2026-2027 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2026-2027-season/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-10 to U18 teams granted entries for the 2026-27 season. A total of 512 teams from 55 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation across the U10 to U18 age groups by the League’s Board of Directors. The team entries for the 2026-27 season include: 96 'AAA' teams A combined 416 teams
- [Registration Now Open: 2026 King Clancy Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-now-open-2026-king-clancy-cup/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2025-26 King Clancy Cup, returning for another season following a successful relaunch and with expanded opportunities for teams across the Under-10 to U18 age groups. Designed to extend the season and provide meaningful, structured competition for teams no longer active in
- [Six GTHL Alumni Included on National Men’s Hockey Team for 2026 Olympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-included-on-national-mens-hockey-team-for-2026-olympic-winter-games/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) have announced the men’s hockey players nominated to compete with Team Canada at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. The 25 athletes are: Goaltenders Jordan Binnington (Richmond Hill, ON/St. Louis, NHL), Darcy Kuemper (Saskatoon, SK/Los Angeles, NHL) and Logan Thompson (Calgary, AB/Washington, NHL). Defencemen Drew Doughty (London, ON/Los Angeles, NHL), Thomas Harley
- [Highlights | 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/highlights-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - Watch the top moments from the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, featuring clutch goals, elite saves, physical play, and more.
- [KEIHA Returns to Toronto: U13 AA Team’s GTHL Hockey Experience](https://gthlcanada.com/keiha-returns-to-toronto-u13-aa-teams-gthl-hockey-experience/) - The GTHL was proud to welcome the Korean Elementary Ice Hockey Association (KEIHA) back to Toronto this January for their second visit — a 10-day hockey experience built around training, competition, and community connection. The KEIHA is a South Korean organization focused on developing young hockey talent, frequently touring internationally to compete at at high-level
- [U10 AAA Markham Majors, Mississauga Senators Unite for Hockey Fights Cancer, Raise Over $5,000](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-aaa-markham-majors-mississauga-senators-unite-for-hockey-fights-cancer-raise-over-5000/) - With purple tape and a shared purpose, the Under-10 Markham Majors and U10 Mississauga Senators came together in support of Hockey Fights Cancer on Sunday, February 8 at Thornhill Community Centre. As the Majors hosted Hockey Fights Cancer Game Day, the Senators stepped in with full support, and together the two teams united to exceed
- [GTHL ‘AAA’ Power Rankings: January 2026](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aaa-power-rankings-january-2026/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings kick off the second half of the 2025-26 season with a look at January. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’)
- [GTHL ‘AA’ Power Rankings: January 2026](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aa-power-rankings-january-2026/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings kick off the second half of the 2025-26 season with a look at January. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’)
- [Recap: 3rd Annual Sylvia Jacobs Winter Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-3rd-annual-sylvia-jacobs-winter-classic/) - The Thornhill Community Centre was full of holiday spirit on December 21 as families, teammates, and community members came together for a day focused on giving back and celebrating the game. The highlight of the afternoon was the 3rd Annual Sylvia Jacobs Winter Classic, featuring the Markham Islanders Sledge Hockey (Para Hockey) team facing off
- [GTHL ‘A’ Power Rankings: January 2026](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-a-power-rankings-january-2026/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings kick off the second half of the 2025-26 season with a look at January. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’)
- [Accepting Nominations for the 2026 OHF Awards Program](https://gthlcanada.com/accepting-nominations-for-the-2026-ohf-awards-program/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) is now accepting nominations for the 2026 OHF Awards Program, recognizing individuals and associations whose dedication, leadership, and service continue to strengthen amateur hockey across Ontario. Introduced following the 2001–2002 season, the OHF Awards Program honours the volunteers, administrators, officials, staff, and leaders who work tirelessly behind the scenes to
- [Beyond the Whistle: Shawn Garrett ](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-shawn-garrett/) - Born in Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Shawn Garrett and his family moved to Mississauga, Ontario before he could remember. The long-time official remembers vividly how influential the sport of hockey was growing up in Mississauga. “I had friends that played hockey, so I wanted to play as well.” Growing up just west of Toronto, hockey was everything for many kids. The passion in the community and at school was the main reason Garrett was
- [The Grima Family: United by Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/the-grima-family-united-by-hockey/) - By: Gloria Almonte for GTHLCanada.com For generations, hockey has played a central role in the Grima family’s life. From father Dean Grima’s role on the bench as a trainer for Team Red of the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, to sons Brayden, a 2026 GTHL Top Prospect, Christian, a 2026 U18 All-Star, and Nick, also an alumnus
- [GTHL Announces Two Roster Additions for 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-two-roster-additions-for-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League today announced two roster additions for the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, with forwards Jack Samek (Markham Majors) and Jacob Curic (Toronto Young Nationals) added to Team Red. Samek and Curic will replace Jacob Ambrosio (Toronto Red Wings) and Matthew Zilinski (Mississauga Senators), who
- [Around the G: February 2026 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-february-2026-preview/) - Check out everything going on around the GTHL in the last month of the regular season! Don Montgomery Memorial Valentine’s Tournament (February 6-8) The annual Don Montgomery Memorial Valentines Tournament returns for another season. This tournament offers House League and Select Divisions at Under-7 to U18. CLICK HERE to learn more about this tournament. GTHL Development
- [GTHL's Third Annual Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive a Success](https://gthlcanada.com/gthls-third-annual-indigenous-hockey-equipment-drive-a-success/) - For the third consecutive season, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted an Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in support of Indigenous youth in Canada. The drive took place as part of the Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade and the I Play in the G Festival on Saturday, January 24 at Scotiabank Pond. Originally planned as
- [Highlight Reel | 2026 U18 All-Star Festival Fuelled By Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/highlight-reel-2026-u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - One day. Three games. All Stars. Relive the sights and sounds from the 2026 U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade.
- [Highlight Reel | 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/highlight-reel-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [Recap: 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game Fuelled By Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – On January 28, the Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly hosted the 16th annual 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade. The game featured 40 of the GTHL's Under-16 ‘AAA’ players named to the prestigious event. The game took place at a new location this year, Canlan Sports York, and welcomed stands
- [King Clancy Cup Returns for 2025-26 Season With Expanded Team Opportunities](https://gthlcanada.com/king-clancy-cup-returns-for-2025-26-season-with-expanded-team-opportunities/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is excited to announce that the King Clancy Cup is returning for the 2025-26 season, building on the success of its relaunch last year. Designed to extend the season and provide meaningful competition for teams no longer active in the GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW, the King Clancy Cup
- [GTHL outlines Participant Fee and Player Registration Fee for 2024-2025 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-outlines-participant-fee-and-player-registration-fee-for-2024-2025-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Participant Fee and Player Registration Fee (PRF) for the 2024-2025 season. 2024-2025 PER PARTICIPANT FEE The Participant Fee is applied to all participants (Team Officials, Players, On-Ice Officials, and On-Ice Volunteers) and will remain $48.59. From the Participant Fee, Hockey Canada will continue to collect a $3.00
- [GTHL Announces 2026 Top Prospects, Ticket Information in Selection Show Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2026-top-prospects-ticket-information-in-selection-show-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects in a selection show fuelled by Gatorade. The selection show featured the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players named to the prestigious game, taking place on January 28, 2026. The event will be held at a new location this year, Canlan Sports
- [Watch the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade live on GameOnStream](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade-live-on-gameonstream/) - The 16th annual 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will have a live stream available for purchase for those unable to attend in person. The one-game stream is available via GameOnStream in partnership with LiveBarn, and is $9.99 + HST. Fans can expect a multi-camera production, with live game analysis, play-by-play, and commentary
- [U18 All-Star Festival Fuelled by Gatorade Wraps with Team Red Taking 2-1 Win in 'AAA' Finale](https://gthlcanada.com/u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade-wraps-with-team-red-taking-2-1-win-in-aaa-finale/) - The 2026 U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade wrapped up on Saturday, January 24 with the U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game closing out the day. In a tight final match-up, Team Red held on to defeat Team Blue 2-1. Team Red set the tone early, jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the first period thanks
- [GTHL Responds to Letter Issued by Michael Mazzuca on Behalf of Markham Islanders & Majors on January 26](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-responds-to-letter-issued-by-michael-mazzuca-on-behalf-of-markham-islanders-majors-on-january-26/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is aware of the January 26, 2026 letter circulated by counsel for the Markham Majors and Markham Islanders, which also states it represents the views of the Vaughan Rangers (City of Vaughan Hockey Association) and Vaughan Panthers, in response to recent media coverage. First and foremost, the GTHL’s responsibility is
- [Team Red Takes 5-2 Win in 2026 U18 'AA' All-Star Game Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/team-red-takes-5-2-win-in-2026-u18-aa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The U18 'AA' All-Star Game was the middle match-up of the 2026 U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24. With two standout rosters on the ice and plenty of pace from the opening puck drop, Team Red delivered a strong finish to earn a 5-2 win over Team Blue. Team Red opened
- [Team Blue Tops Team Red 6-4 in 'A' Match-Up to Open 2026 U18 All-Star Festival Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-tops-team-red-6-4-to-open-2026-u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - On January 24, the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade brought together many of the league’s top U18 players across the 'A', 'AA', and 'AAA' levels for a full day of celebration and competition. With the stands filled with family and friends, the festival opened Saturday morning with the U18 'A'
- [2026 Meet the Prospects Fuelled by Gatorade: Team Red](https://gthlcanada.com/2026-meet-the-prospects-fuelled-by-gatorade-team-red/) - The GTHL Top Prospects Game is an annual event featuring the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players. The 16th annual game is set to take place on Wednesday, January 28 at Canlan Sports York. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00pm with doors opening at 6:00pm. Meet the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects fuelled by Gatorade started with
- [GTHL League Games Postponed & I Play in the G Festival Cancelled (January 25)](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-league-games-postponed-i-play-in-the-g-festival-cancelled-january-25/) - Due to the anticipated weather expected on Sunday, January 25, the Greater Toronto Hockey League has postponed all League (‘A’, ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) games scheduled. Please note, all other GTHL players at the house league, North York Hockey League (NYHL), Mississauga Hockey League (MHL), CDS, and CDP levels should check directly with their local associations
- [OHF Tampering Update: Upholding Integrity, Fairness, and Player Well-Being Across Minor Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-tampering-update-upholding-integrity-fairness-and-player-well-being-across-minor-hockey/) - Amendments have been made to correctly identify Streetsville Tigers Hockey Club, rather than Streetsville Minor Hockey. The Ontario Hockey Federation is providing a public update on tampering allegations and resulting sanctions since the introduction of open player movement in Minor Hockey in December 2024. This update reflects the OHF’s continued commitment to its core organizational
- [2026 U18 'A' All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2026-u18-a-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2026 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘A’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey journeys. The U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game is set for January 24 at 10:00 a.m, and admission to the festival, including all games, is free. U18 'A' ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE #33 – G,
- [2026 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2026-u18-aaa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2026 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AAA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey journeys. The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game is set for January 24 at 4:00 p.m., and admission to the festival, including all games, is free. U18 ‘AAA’ ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE #1 – G,
- [GTHL Alumnus Dominic Cozzolino Named to National Para Hockey Team for 2026 Paralympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumnus-dominic-cozzolino-named-to-national-para-hockey-team-for-2026-paralympic-winter-games/) - CALGARY, Alberta. – Hockey Canada and the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) have announced the 17-player roster nominated to represent the Canadian Paralympic Team in Para ice hockey at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games. The 17-player roster includes Greater Toronto Hockey League alumnus, Dominic Cozzolino (Mississauga Terriers). Canada’s roster is made up of two goaltenders,
- [Three GTHL Alumni Named to Italy's Men's National Hockey Team for 2026 Olympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-named-to-italys-mens-national-hockey-team-for-2026-olympic-winter-games/) - On January 20, Italy revealed its men’s national hockey team for the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympic Games. The host country's roster includes three Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni: Daniel Mantenuto (Markham Majors) Dylan Di Perna (Mississauga Rebels) Gregory Di Tomaso (North York Rangers) The complete roster is below: Forwards: Matthew Bradley (HC Bolzano, ITA) Tommaso De Luca
- [A Leafs-Era Showdown: Nik Antropov and Wendel Clark Named Celebrity Coaches for 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game — PLUS Group Ticket Offer! ](https://gthlcanada.com/a-leafs-era-showdown-nik-antropov-and-wendel-clark-named-celebrity-coaches-for-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-plus-group-ticket-offer/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the celebrity coaches who will take part in the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade — and this year, it comes with a competitive twist: 1990s Toronto Maple Leafs vs. 2000s Toronto Maple Leafs. The game, featuring the top 40 GTHL Under-16
- [Reminder: GTHL Social Media Policy & Community Code](https://gthlcanada.com/reminder-gthl-social-media-policy-community-code/) - At the GTHL, we believe in creating a safe, respectful, and positive environment both on the ice and online. As the new 2025-26 hockey season approaches, the League is sharing a friendly reminder to all players, parents, bench staff, officials, and supporters: our Social Media Policy and Community Code apply at all times — whether
- [GTHL continues to grow community among girls and women through Rise as One and International Women’s Day initiatives](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-continues-to-grow-community-among-girls-and-women-through-rise-as-one-and-international-womens-day-initiatives/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to continue building a stronger, more connected community for girls and women across the League — on the ice, behind the bench, and throughout every association. Through Hockey Canada’s Rise as One movement and a dedicated International Women’s Day Weekend Celebration (March 7–8), the GTHL
- [2026 U18 ‘AA’ All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2026-u18-aa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2026 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey journeys. The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game is set for January 24 at 1:00 p.m., and admission to the festival, including all games, is free. U18 ‘AA’ ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE #31 – G,
- [2026 Meet the Prospects Fuelled by Gatorade: Team Blue](https://gthlcanada.com/2026-meet-the-prospects-fuelled-by-gatorade-team-blue/) - The GTHL Top Prospects Game is an annual event featuring the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players. The 16th annual game is set to take place on Wednesday, January 28 at Canlan Sports York. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00pm with doors opening at 6:00pm. Meet the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects fuelled by Gatorade, starting with
- [GTHL to Hold Third Consecutive Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive January 24-25 at Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-hold-third-consecutive-indigenous-hockey-equipment-drive-january-24-25-at-scotiabank-pond/) - TORONTO, ON — For the third consecutive season, the Greater Toronto Hockey League will be holding an Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in support of Indigenous youth in Canada on January 24-25 at Scotiabank Pond. The equipment drive will be in conjunction with the League’s Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade and the I Play in the G Festival. Equipment will be collected between: Saturday,
- [GTHL to Host Ninth Annual I Play in the G Festival at Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-host-ninth-annual-i-play-in-the-g-festival-at-scotiabank-pond/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce the ninth annual I Play in the G Festival, taking over Scotiabank Pond on January 24-25, 2026. The weekend-long festival will celebrate all the GTHL community has to offer, from various activations throughout the facility, to everything from accessible forms of hockey, and house league,
- [GTHL to hold Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive January 27-28 at Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-hold-indigenous-hockey-equipment-drive-january-27-28-at-scotiabank-pond/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League will be holding an Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in support of Indigenous youth in Ontario the weekend of January 27-28 at Scotiabank Pond. The equipment drive will be in conjunction with the League's Under-18 All-Star and I Play in the G Festivals fuelled by Gatorade. Equipment will be collected on Saturday between 9:00am-4:00pm, and
- [GTHL hosted Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive a big success](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosted-indigenous-hockey-equipment-drive-a-big-success/) - As part of the I Play in the G and Under-18 All-Star Festivals fuelled by Gatorade on January 27-28 at Scotiabank Pond, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted an Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in support of Indigenous youth in Ontario. The drive was an incredible success, bringing in 150 full hockey bags and 237 sticks,
- [GTHL to hold second straight Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive January 25 at Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-hold-second-straight-indigenous-hockey-equipment-drive-january-25-at-scotiabank-pond/) - For the second straight season, the Greater Toronto Hockey League will be holding an Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in support of Indigenous youth in Ontario on January 25 at Scotiabank Pond. The equipment drive will be in conjunction with the League’s Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade and the I Play in the G Festival. On January 25, equipment will
- [GTHL's second annual Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive a success](https://gthlcanada.com/gthls-second-annual-indigenous-hockey-equipment-drive-a-success/) - For the second consecutive season, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted an Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive in support of Indigenous youth in Ontario. The drive took place as part of the Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade and the I Play in the G Festival on January 25 at Scotiabank Pond. The drive was a great success, bringing in
- [GTHL Announces 2026 U18 ‘A’ All-Stars Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2026-u18-a-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘A’ All-Star selections for the 2026 U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24 at 10:00 a.m. The game will be the first of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Following the
- [GTHL ‘AAA’ Power Rankings: December 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aaa-power-rankings-december-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings cap off the 2025 portion of the season with a look at December. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) from
- [GTHL ‘AA’ Power Rankings: December 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aa-power-rankings-december-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings cap off the 2025 portion of the season with a look at December. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) from
- [GTHL Announces 2026 U18 ‘AA’ All-Stars Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2026-u18-aa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AA’ All-Star selections for the 2026 U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24 at 1:00 p.m. The game will be one of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Announced on December
- [Five GTHL Alumni Named to National Women’s Hockey Team for 2026 Olympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-hockey-team-for-2026-olympic-winter-games/) - TORONTO, Ontario – Hockey Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC), has announced the 23-player roster nominated to represent Team Canada in women’s hockey at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Of the 23 players, five are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League: Laura Stacey (Toronto Royals) Natalie Spooner (West Mall Lightning)
- [30 GTHL Players Named to 2026 OHL U16 Top Prospects Showcase in Peterborough](https://gthlcanada.com/30-gthl-players-named-to-2026-ohl-u16-top-prospects-showcase-in-peterborough/) - TORONTO – On December 11, the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) unveiled rosters for the 2026 OHL U16 Top Prospects Showcase set to take place on January 13-14 at the Miskin Law Community Complex in Peterborough, leading into the Connor McDavid OHL Top Prospects Game presented by Enbridge Gas that takes place on Wednesday, January 14. Eighty of the top
- [GTHL ‘A’ Power Rankings: December 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-a-power-rankings-december-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings cap off the 2025 portion of the season with a look at December. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) from
- [New Year, Same Crest: A GTHL Player’s Reset Playbook for Hockey & School ](https://gthlcanada.com/new-year-same-crest-a-gthl-players-reset-playbook-for-hockey-school/) - January can feel like a lot. It’s already the middle of the hockey season. We’re back to school with new projects and deadlines. Energy is up and down. And if we’re being honest, it’s easy to think you need a huge change to “get back on track.” But, you don’t. Despite what social media might
- [GTHL Releases 2026 Playoff Formats](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-2026-playoff-formats/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has outlined the formats for the 2026 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW. Ahead of the 2025-26 playoffs, the GTHL consulted with Member Associations to provide players with the best possible post-season experience. With the success of the 2025 Playoffs, the following formats return to declare the 2025-2026 GTHL Playoff Champions. In
- [Around the G: January 2026 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-january-2026-preview/) - It’s an action-packed month as the season enters the new year. Check out everything going on around the G this January! Vince Spagnuolo Tournament of Champions (January 9-11) Every January, the Heartland Dragons Hockey Association hosts the annual Vince Spagnuolo House League Tournament of Champions. The tournament structure ensures great fun is had by all participants. The tournament
- [GTHL Community Mourns Loss of David Branch](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-community-mourns-loss-of-david-branch/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is deeply saddened by the passing of David Branch, who passed away January 4 at the age of 77. Dave’s impact on the game of hockey is immeasurable, but within the GTHL, he will be remembered first and foremost as a genuine friend of minor hockey and a steadfast supporter
- [GTHL Announces Officiating Selections for 2026 U18 All-Star Festival Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-officiating-selections-for-2026-u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the officiating selections for the 2026 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade. The 24th edition of the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade is Saturday, January 24, with the ‘A’ All-Star Game setting the stage at 10:00 a.m. followed by the ‘AA’ All-Stars in a matinee match-up at
- [GTHL Announces Officiating Selections for 2026 Top Prospects Game Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-officiating-selections-for-2026-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the officiating selections for the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade. The 16th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, featuring the League’s top 40 U16 ‘AAA’ players, is set for Wednesday, January 28 at Canlan Sports York. Puck drop is 7:00 p.m.
- [Beyond the Whistle: Hannah Hebscher](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-hannah-hebscher/) - Hannah Hebscher’s journey started in Hamilton as a timekeeper, later leading to lacing up the skates as an on-ice official — sparked by a grandfather’s support and a first whistle. Now a GTHL official, Hannah continues working off-ice, pursuing a long-term goal of becoming an NHL off-ice official. Watch the full Beyond the Whistle below.
- [Two GTHL Alumni Named to USA Hockey's Men’s Team for 2026 Olympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/two-gthl-alumni-named-to-usa-hockeys-mens-team-for-2026-olympic-winter-games/) - COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The rosters for the 2026 U.S. Olympic Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Teams and 2026 U.S. Paralympic Sled Hockey Team were announced January 2 by USA Hockey. Two alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League, Jack and Quinn Hughes (Toronto Marlboros), were named to USA Hockey's Men's Team. Both Hughes brothers will be making their Olympic debut at
- [Three GTHL Alumni Named to National Men’s Team for 2025 Spengler Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-mens-team-for-2025-spengler-cup/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has named the 25 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Men’s Team at the 2025 Spengler Cup, set for Dec. 26-31 in Davos, Switzerland. Of the 25 players, three are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League: Graeme Clark (Toronto Marlboros) Jean-Luc Foudy (Toronto Titans) Jesse Graham (Toronto
- [U12 AA West Mall Lightning Spread Holiday Cheer to Seniors in Long-Term Care](https://gthlcanada.com/u12-aa-west-mall-lightning-spread-holiday-cheer-to-seniors-in-long-term-care/) - The Under-12 AA West Mall Lightning showed that their impact reaches far beyond the rink. This season, the team partnered with Holiday Hope to provide gifts and greeting cards for seniors living in long-term care who may not have family to celebrate with over the holidays. During their team Christmas party, each player created a
- [East End Hockey Community Rallies Together for Centre 55’s Share a Christmas Program](https://gthlcanada.com/east-end-hockey-community-rallies-together-for-centre-55s-share-a-christmas-program/) - On the weekend of December 6, there was a powerful reminder of what can happen when the hockey community comes together for something bigger than the game. For the third year in a row, Ted Reeve Hockey Association, Bob Acton Sports, Beast Athletics, and the Toronto East Enders teamed up to support Centre 55’s Share
- [Holiday Message from GTHL President & Board Chair Don West](https://gthlcanada.com/holiday-message-from-gthl-president-board-chair-don-west/) - To the GTHL Community: As we approach the holiday break, I want to take a moment, on behalf of the Board of Directors, to extend holiday wishes and to thank everyone who makes GTHL hockey function and thrive. The GTHL is more than schedules, scores and standings. It’s a community built around the values that youth hockey generates — respect, teamwork, perseverance — as well
- [GTHL Announces 2026 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Stars Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2026-u18-aaa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AAA’ All-Star selections for the 2026 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 24 at 4:00 p.m. The game will cap off three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. The U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game will kick
- [Beyond the Bench: Rob Morrell ](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-rob-morrell/) - Hockey players often treasure moments from the game when passion for hockey was at its simplest stages. Feeling the cold air on your face as you learned to skate. Famously, some players shot pucks into old dryers in their basement. Summer ball hockey with friends on the block. For U10 ‘A’ Erindale Spitfires coach Rob Morrell, some water had pooled in front
- [Now Accepting Applications: Support Staff for 2027 Canada Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/now-accepting-applications-support-staff-for-2027-canada-winter-games/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation, Hockey Eastern Ontario, and Hockey Northwestern Ontario are actively recruiting an individual with experience in both the Equipment Manager and Therapist to be involved in leading Team Ontario at the Canada Winter Games taking place in Quebec City from February 27 – March 5, 2027. The Selected Staff member will also
- [Founders Cup Returns to the GTHL for the 2025-26 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/founders-cup-returns-to-the-gthl-for-the-2025-26-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the return of the Founders Cup for the 2025-26 season, marking the tournament’s first year back since 2019-20. The Founders Cup, which originally launched in the 2009-2010 season, is designed to extend the season in a competitive, positive environment for teams whose playoff runs end in
- [U13 A Port Credit Storm Support The Compass Food Bank](https://gthlcanada.com/u13-a-port-credit-storm-support-the-compass-food-bank/) - The Under-13 'A' Port Credit Storm proved that some of the most meaningful wins happen beyond the scoreboard. For three weeks throughout November, the team partnered with one of their sponsors, KeyGroup, to run a community food drive in support of The Compass, their local food bank. Framed as the “friendliest and most rewarding win-or-lose
- [U11 AA West Mall Lightning Run in Support of Local Food Banks](https://gthlcanada.com/u11-aa-west-mall-lightning-run-in-support-of-local-food-banks/) - The Under-11 'AA' West Mall Lightning put in hustle off the ice to make a difference. On Sunday, December 7, the team hosted their fourth annual 5km Charity Run around Centennial Arena, bringing together players, coaches, and family members for a day built around teamwork, effort, and giving back. As in previous years, the event
- [Three GTHL Alumni Named to National Women’s Under-18 Team for 2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-under-18-team-for-2026-iihf-u18-womens-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 25 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team at the 2026 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship, Jan. 10-18 in Sydney and Membertou, Nova Scotia. Of the 25 players, three are Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni: Sofia Ismael (Toronto Young Nationals) Adrianna Milani (Toronto
- [GTHL Mourns Passing of Gord Hughes](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-passing-of-gord-hughes/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League mourns the passing of Gord Hughes, a true builder of the game whose impact on minor hockey — and on the broader Mississauga sports community — spanned nearly four decades. Gord passed away on December 5, 2025, at the age of 97. Gord’s volunteer journey began in 1970 as a
- [Ten GTHL Alumni Named to 2026 Connor McDavid OHL Top Prospects Game Presented by Enbridge Gas](https://gthlcanada.com/ten-gthl-alumni-named-to-2026-connor-mcdavid-ohl-top-prospects-game-presented-by-enbridge-gas/) - TORONTO – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) today revealed the 40 players selected to compete in the 2026 Connor McDavid OHL Top Prospects Game presented by Enbridge Gas that will be held on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at the Peterborough Memorial Centre, beginning at 7:00pm. The inaugural event held last January in Brantford saw the
- [Register for GTHL Development Day on February 13, 2026](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-gthl-development-day-on-february-13-2026/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s PD Skill Development Day on Friday, February 13 at Canlan York, presented by Gitch Sportswear. Click here to register. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13.
- [GTHL hosts Development Day for fourth season, welcoming 70 participants](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-development-day-for-fourth-season-welcoming-70-participants/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its PD Skill Development Day on November 18 at Scotiabank Pond, hosting 70 kids in the event's fourth season. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to 'AAA'. The day included two on-ice sessions, an off-ice session in the classroom, as well
- [Register for the GTHL's Development Day on February 17](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-the-gthls-development-day-on-february-17/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s PD Skill Development Day on Friday, February 17 at Scotiabank Pond. Click here to register. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13. For the second time
- [GTHL hosts over 75 participants for second Development Day of 2022-2023 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-over-75-participants-for-second-development-day-of-2022-2023-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its second PD Skill Development Day of the 2022-2023 season on February 17 at Scotiabank Pond. In its fourth season, the event welcomed over 75 kids. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to ‘AAA'. The day included two on-ice sessions, an
- [Register for the GTHL’s Development Day on October 6](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-the-gthls-development-day-on-october-6/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s PD Skill Development Day on Friday, October 6 at Scotiabank Pond. Click here to register. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13. During the first Development
- [GTHL hosts first Development Day of 2023-24 season, welcoming 80 participants](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-first-development-day-of-2023-24-season-welcoming-80-participants/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its first PD Skill Development Day of the 2023-2024 season on Friday, October 6 at Scotiabank Pond. In its fifth season, the event sold out, welcoming 80 participants. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to ‘AAA’. The day included two on-ice sessions, an off-ice session
- [Registration now open for GTHL Development Day presented by GSW on February 16, 2024](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-now-open-for-gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-on-february-16-2024/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League's second PD Skill Development Day of the season on Friday, February 16 at Scotiabank Pond, presented by GSW. The GTHL's PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13.
- [GTHL Development Day presented by GSW welcomes over 75 participants](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-welcomes-over-75-participants/) - On February 16, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its second PD Skill Development Day of the 2023-24 season at Scotiabank Pond. In its fifth season, the event sold out, welcoming 76 participants. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to ‘AAA’. A new 2024 addition to Development Day
- [Registration now open for GTHL Development Day presented by GSW on October 11, 2024](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-now-open-for-gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-on-october-11-2024/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s first PD Skill Development Day of the 2024-25 season on Friday, October 11 at Scotiabank Pond, presented by GSW. Click here to register. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all
- [First GTHL Development Day of 2024-25 season a success](https://gthlcanada.com/first-gthl-development-day-of-2024-25-season-a-success/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its first PD Skill Development Day presented by Gitch Sportswear (GSW) of the 2024-2025 season on Friday, October 11 at Scotiabank Pond. In its sixth season, the event sold out, welcoming 75 participants. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to ‘AAA’. The day included two on-ice
- [Register for GTHL Development Day presented by GSW on February 14, 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-on-february-14-2025/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s PD Skill Development Day on Friday, February 14 at Scotiabank Pond, presented by GSW. Click here to register. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13.
- [GTHL Development Day presented by GSW a success with over 70 participants](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-a-success-with-over-70-participants/) - On Friday, February 14, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its second PD Skill Development Day presented by Gitch Sportswear (GSW) of the 2024-25 season. In its sixth season, the event was once again a success, welcoming 71 participants. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to 'AAA.'
- [GTHL Development Day Presented by GSW is October 10, 2025 — Register Today!](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-is-october-10-2025-register-today/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s PD Skill Development Day on Friday, October 10 at Scotiabank Pond, presented by GSW. Click here to register. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13. Players
- [Recap: 2025 GTHL Development Day Presented by Gitch Sportswear](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2025-gthl-development-day-presented-by-gitch-sportswear/) - On Friday, October 10, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted the first PD Development Day presented by Gitch Sportswear of the 2025-26 season at Scotiabank Pond. The one-day camp welcomed 44 participants with skillsets ranging from House League through to ‘AAA’. The day consisted of two on-ice and two off-ice development sessions. The on-ice sessions
- [Ten GTHL Alumni named to National Junior Team training camp roster ahead of 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/ten-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-junior-team-training-camp-roster-ahead-of-2026-iihf-world-junior-championship/) - TORONTO, ON – Powered by TELUS, Hockey Canada has unveiled 27 players who will take part in Canada’s National Junior Team training camp at the Gale Centre in Niagara Falls, Ontario, prior to the start of the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship, Dec. 26-Jan. 5 in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. Of the 27 players, 10 are alumni of the
- [GTHL announces 2026 Top Prospects Game, Selection Show details](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2026-top-prospects-game-selection-show-details/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the 16th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will take place on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. The top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players will go head-to-head at a new location, Canlan Sports York, on the main pad. The rosters will be announced during
- [GTHL and Pizzaville Team Up in New Multi-Year Partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-pizzaville-team-up-in-new-multi-year-partnership/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is pleased to announce a new three-year partnership with Pizzaville, welcoming the brand as the Official Pizza of the GTHL through 2028. The partnership will see Pizzaville act as the presenting sponsor of the GTHL’s House League Helmet Sticker Sponsorship Program, providing meaningful support to grassroots participants and families across GTHL member house leagues. “The GTHL is committed
- [U18 Mississauga Senators Rally Community Support for Holiday Giving](https://gthlcanada.com/u18-mississauga-senators-rally-community-support-for-holiday-giving/) - The Under-18 Mississauga Senators showed leadership, extending beyond the ice. On November 29, the team spent several hours at Vince and Franca Cappiello’s No Frills, helping collect donations for the Vaughan Food Bank and CP24’s CHUM Christmas Wish. The connection is a personal one. The Cappiellos’ son, Antonio, was a member of the U18 Senators
- [Vaughan Kings Score Big for Local Families with Annual Food Drive](https://gthlcanada.com/vaughan-kings-score-big-for-local-families-with-annual-food-drive/) - The Vaughan Kings are proving that the biggest wins don’t always happen on the ice. Now in its eighth year, the club’s annual Christmas food drive is once again supporting families in need throughout Vaughan and the Greater Toronto Area. From early November until mid-December, collection bins are set up in front of the Vaughan
- [GTHL ‘AAA’ Power Rankings: November 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aaa-power-rankings-november-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings are rolling right into the second month of the season with a look at November. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and
- [Around the G: December 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-december-2025-preview/) - The GTHL Regular Season is in full swing. Check out everything going on around the GTHL in December! Mississauga Rattlers Tournament (December 5-7) The Mississauga Rattlers ‘AA’ tournament will take place from December 5-7 this year with Under-10 to U18 teams competing. CLICK HERE to learn more about the tournament. Vaughan Kings Classic (December 11-14) The 10th annual Vaughan Kings Classic will take place
- [GTHL ‘AA’ Power Rankings: November 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aa-power-rankings-november-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings are rolling right into the second month of the season with a look at November. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and
- [GTHL ‘A’ Power Rankings: November 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-a-power-rankings-november-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings are rolling right into the second month of the season with a look at November. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and
- [Beyond the Whistle: Thomas Spolsky](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-thomas-spolsky/) - These days, when Thomas Spolsky steps onto the ice, there’s a moment of realization that hits before the puck drops. “I’ve been having a few ‘oh, [wow]’ moments where I’m going out now and I’m the senior official on the ice,” he laughed. “I’m only 33, but I am the veteran by a number of
- [GTHL Online Store Returns with Limited-Edition Gear and 10% Holiday Savings](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-online-store-returns-with-limited-edition-gear-and-10-holiday-savings/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Online Store is reopening for a limited time this holiday season, giving all GTHL participants another chance to get exclusive GTHL-branded gear — all in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. Established in 2011, the GTHL Legacy Fund provides financial support for GTHL families in need and assists organizations in funding hockey
- [Three GTHL Communities Team Up to Support Make-A-Wish Canada](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-communities-team-up-to-support-make-a-wish-canada/) - This holiday season, three GTHL associations are lacing up for something bigger than the game. The Ted Reeve Hockey Association, Leaside Hockey Association, and North Toronto Hockey Association are joining forces to support Make-A-Wish Canada through the 2025 Trees of Joy campaign. Every two hours, a child in Canada is diagnosed with a life-changing critical
- [2025 Platinum Cup Wrap-Up: LaSalle Sabres and Kanata Blazers Take Top Spot](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-platinum-cup-wrap-up-lasalle-sabres-and-kanata-blazers-take-top-spot/) - TORONTO – The Greater Toronto Hockey League brought together some of the province’s top Under-11 talent this past weekend as 16 teams faced off at the 2025 Platinum Cup, held from Friday, November 21 to Sunday, November 23, 2025. Hosted by the GTHL, the tournament featured two competitive divisions – U11 A and U11 AA
- [Two Former GTHL Officials Selected as Part of 2025-26 PWHL Officiating Team](https://gthlcanada.com/two-former-gthl-officials-selected-as-part-of-2025-26-pwhl-officiating-team/) - NEW YORK AND TORONTO – On November 14, the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) established a leadership team responsible for the PWHL’s Officiating Department, representing a significant commitment by the League to its Officials and to the continued growth of the game. Along with the officiating leadership team, the PWHL announced its 2025-26 Officiating Team. This
- [Nine GTHL Alumni Featured on 2025-26 PWHL Opening Night Rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/nine-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2025-26-pwhl-opening-night-rosters/) - As the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) drops the puck on its 2025-26 season, nine Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni are highlighted on opening night rosters across the league’s eight teams – including both of its new expansion clubs, the Seattle Torrent and Vancouver Goldeneyes. Montréal Victoire features the largest GTHL contingent with three
- [OHL Cup Expands to 25 Teams for 2026 Showcase ](https://gthlcanada.com/ohl-cup-expands-to-25-teams-for-2026-showcase/) - TORONTO – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today that the 2026 OHL Cup Showcase hosted by the GTHL will expand to feature 25 teams, marking the largest field in the event's history as the premier showcase for OHL Priority Selection prospects continues to grow. The tournament will
- [GTHL Hosts Successful 2025 ‘A’ Challenge Cup at Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-successful-2025-a-challenge-cup-at-scotiabank-pond/) - From November 14–16, the Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly hosted the 2025 ‘A’ Challenge Cup at Scotiabank Pond. The weekend brought together great energy and competitiveness of ‘A’ hockey across Ontario. This year’s event welcomed 39 teams competing across five non-contact divisions from Under-14 to U18. Representing the ALLIANCE, GTHL, Mississauga Hockey League (MHL), and
- [Beyond the Bench: Taj Singh](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-taj-singh/) - It was an early start in hockey for Taj Singh. In skates by age three, and playing organized hockey by age five, Singh took to the game very quickly. Born to immigrant parents who didn’t know anything about hockey, Singh credits his older brother, Harman, for igniting his passion for the game. “Harman was born in Ottawa and he was super interested in the game. Our parents were new
- [Hockey for All: How Mark DeMontis is Changing the Game on Disability and Inclusion](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-for-all-how-mark-demontis-is-changing-the-game-on-disability-and-inclusion/) - When Mark DeMontis walks into a room full of young hockey players, they're often expecting another lecture — like the ones they sit through in school. Instead, the players are met with something completely different. "I don't like it to feel the kids are being talked at,” the Greater Toronto Hockey League alumnus explained. “I'd much rather feel like I'm hanging out and conversing with a
- [City of Mississauga Honours Lloyd Stockley with Key to the City ](https://gthlcanada.com/city-of-mississauga-honours-lloyd-stockley-with-key-to-the-city/) - On September 23, the City of Mississauga posthumously honoured Lloyd Stockley, the late president and founder of the Mississauga Jets and Mississauga Chargers, in recognition of his lifelong service to minor hockey. Stockley moved to Mississauga as a young man and founded the Jets in 1970. Follow a decades-long service to minor hockey, Stockley was honoured with countless awards
- [GTHL Announces Winners of the Why I Play Contest Presented by Pro Hockey Life](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-winners-of-the-why-i-play-contest-presented-by-pro-hockey-life/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Pro Hockey Life, is proud to announce the winners of the Why I Play Contest. Throughout October, players across the League submitted photos, videos, and written stories sharing what inspires them to play the game. After reviewing many appreciated entries, the following participants have been selected as the
- [GTHL ‘AAA' Power Rankings: October 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aaa-power-rankings-october-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings are back for the 2025-26 season. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, will feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) from Under-10 to U18. The GTHL Power Rankings will
- [GTHL and KidSport Continue to Break Down Barriers to Play](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-kidsport-continue-to-break-down-barriers-to-play/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League’s partnership with KidSport Ontario continues to make hockey more accessible for families across the GTHL community. The partnership includes a financial contribution from the GTHL to KidSport Ontario to be allocated to individual hockey grant applications. KidSport Ontario and its local chapters benefiting from this collaboration administer the funds to
- [GTHL ‘AA’ Power Rankings: October 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-aa-power-rankings-october-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings are back for the 2025-26 season. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, will feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) from Under-10 to U18. The GTHL Power Rankings will
- [GTHL and Dairy Farmers of Ontario announce new partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-dairy-farmers-of-ontario-announce-new-partnership/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is proud to announce a new partnership with Dairy Farmers of Ontario, making Milk an Official Partner of the GTHL for the 2025-26 season. Through this one-year partnership, Milk will be the Title Sponsor of the GTHL’s Under-18 (U18) House League Team Sponsorship Program, supporting up to 41 U18 teams across the
- [GTHL ‘A’ Power Rankings: October 2025](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-a-power-rankings-october-2025/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League Power Rankings are back for the 2025-26 season. The GTHL Power Rankings, as a fun opportunity to highlight and celebrate teams’ accomplishments each month over the course of the season, will feature the top eight teams across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) from Under-10 to U18. The GTHL Power Rankings will
- [Five GTHL Alumni Named to National Women's Team for Rivalry Series Games](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-team-for-rivalry-series-games/) - MONTRÉAL, Quebec – Following its week-long training block in Montreal, Hockey Canada has announced the 25 players who will represent Canada’s National Women’s Team for a pair of games in the 2025-26 Rivalry Series, Nov. 6 in Cleveland, Ohio, and Nov. 8 in Buffalo, New York. Of the 25 players, five are Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni:
- [Around the G: November 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-november-2025-preview/) - The GTHL Regular Season is in full swing. Check out everything going on around the GTHL in November! Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (November) The GTHL is hosting its final few Referee Clinics at various dates throughout the month of November. These clinics range from entry level to Level 1-6 re-certifications for experienced referees. CLICK HERE
- [GTHL shares Roadmap for Change: Independent Committee report and recommendations](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-shares-roadmap-for-change-independent-committee-report-and-recommendations/) - Today the Greater Toronto Hockey League is releasing the Roadmap for Change: The Independent Committee’s review of racism and discrimination in the GTHL, in its entirety. To view the complete Roadmap for Change: The Independent Committee’s Review of Racism and Discrimination in the Greater Toronto Hockey League report, click here. BACKGROUND The GTHL
- [GTHL and CMHA Ontario partner to pilot sports mental health program in minor hockey  ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-cmha-ontario-partner-to-pilot-sports-mental-health-program-in-minor-hockey/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League and the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Ontario Division are proud to announce a new partnership to introduce the Talk Today program at the minor hockey level. Talk Today is a mental health education and awareness program developed by CMHA Ontario to support youth athletes. Originally
- [An Open Letter to the Toronto Blue Jays](https://gthlcanada.com/an-open-letter-to-the-toronto-blue-jays/) - On behalf of the Greater Toronto Hockey League, I want to say thank you to the Toronto Blue Jays. Thank you for reminding all of us, especially young athletes, what it truly means to love the game. From the first pitch to the very last out, you showed that having fun isn’t something you grow out
- [GTHL Officials Honour the Late Brian Coles with Helmet Stickers](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-officials-honour-the-late-brian-coles-with-helmet-stickers/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League community continues to honour the life and legacy of longtime official and Referee-in-Chief, Brian Coles, who passed away in February 2025 following a courageous battle with cancer. Throughout the 2025–26 season, GTHL officials will wear “COLES” helmet stickers in tribute to Brian’s remarkable 54 years of dedication to the game
- [GTHL Alumni Di Iorio, Malhotra Named to Team CHL for 2025 CHL USA Prospects Challenge](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumni-di-iorio-malhotra-named-to-team-chl-for-2025-chl-usa-prospects-challenge/) - (By CHL.ca) The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) has announced the full roster for Team CHL ahead of the 2025 CHL USA Prospects Challenge, which will see the top 2026 NHL Draft-eligible prospects from the Western Hockey League (WHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) face off against the U.S. National
- [Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend Kicks Off 2025-26 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend-kicks-off-2025-26-season/) - On October 25 and 26, the Esso Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Puck Drop Weekend officially launched the 2025-26 hockey season with a celebration at Canlan York. The two-day event featured 60 games across all competitive levels (‘A’, ‘AA’, ‘AAA’) and age divisions from Under-10 to U18. “As a proud partner of the
- [2025-26 GTHL Championships Overview](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-26-gthl-championships-overview/) - The 2025-26 season is set to be an exciting one for players across the Greater Toronto Hockey League, with numerous championships taking place across multiple levels of competition. This guide provides a comprehensive look at all the championships for the season and can serve as a helpful resource for players and families. All-Ontario Championships The
- [GTHL x Pro Hockey Life: Why I Play Contest](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-x-pro-hockey-life-why-i-play-contest/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Pro Hockey Life, is proud to launch the Why I Play Contest, inviting players from across the League to share what drives their passion for the game of hockey. Running from October 3 to October 31, 2025, the campaign asks participants to answer the question, “Why I
- [Schedule Released for 2025 Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/schedule-released-for-2025-esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), in partnership with Esso, is excited to share the full event schedule for the 2025 Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend, taking place Saturday, October 25 and Sunday, October 26 at Canlan Sports York. The two-day celebration of hockey will feature interactive games, autograph sessions with Toronto Maple Leafs alumni
- [31 former GTHL officials named to Ontario Hockey League Officiating Team for 2024-25 season](https://gthlcanada.com/31-former-gthl-officials-named-to-ontario-hockey-league-officiating-team-for-2024-25-season/) - On September 25, Ontario Hockey League Director of Officiating Conrad Haché announced the league’s roster of 110 on-ice officials for the 2024-25 season. A total of 31 former Greater Toronto Hockey League officials are featured on this season's OHL Officiating Team, 16 of which will wear the bands as a referee and 15 will skate
- [Seven GTHL Alumni Featured on 2025-26 AHL Officiating Team](https://gthlcanada.com/seven-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2025-26-ahl-officiating-team/) - For the 2025-26 season, seven GTHL alumni will take to the ice with stripes in the American Hockey League (AHL), the top developmental league for the NHL. Of the seven, five will wear the bands as referees and two will skate as linespersons. Referees: Damian Figueira Alex Joubert Sean Kimmerly James Kraft Mike Sullivan Linespersons:
- [GTHL and Pro Hockey Life Renew Multi-Year Partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-pro-hockey-life-renew-multi-year-partnership/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is proud to announce a multi-year partnership renewal with Pro Hockey Life. The partnership reaffirms Pro Hockey Life’s role as the Official Hockey Retailer of the GTHL through the 2025-26, 2026-27, and 2027-28 seasons. The renewed agreement will see Pro Hockey Life maintain its presenting sponsorship
- [2025-26 NHL Officiating Team Features Three GTHL Alumni](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-26-nhl-officiating-team-features-three-gthl-alumni/) - The National Hockey League’s (NHL) officiating team for the 2025-26 NHL season is set. The team consists of 70 full time officials — 35 referees and 35 linespersons. Among the full time selections, two referees and one linesperson are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. Among the GTHL alumni selected is referee Wes McCauley,
- [61 GTHL Alumni Featured on 2025-26 AHL Opening Night Rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/61-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2025-26-ahl-opening-night-rosters/) - The 2025-26 American Hockey League (AHL) season got underway on Friday, October 10 with a total of 61 Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni featured on opening night rosters. Of the AHL’s 32 teams, a total of 28 included at least one former GTHL player. Five teams included a minimum of four former GTHL players.
- [Beyond the Whistle: Victoria Wells ](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-victoria-wells/) - The first time Victoria Wells stepped into a hockey arena, she had to be dragged along. “My brother, who is six years older than me, played competitive hockey,” said Wells. “So by the time I started walking, I was being dragged to rinks to watch him. When I was seven, it was finally my turn
- [GTHL Staff Participate in Shine Foundation’s Come to Sleigh Para Hockey Tournament ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-staff-participate-in-shine-foundations-come-to-sleigh-para-hockey-tournament/) - On Thursday, October 9, the Greater Toronto Hockey League was proud to support Shine Foundation’s second annual Come to Sleigh Para Hockey Tournament at Scotiabank Pond. The event raised over $90,000 in support of Shine Foundation. Pushing participants outside their comfort zone, Come to Sleigh encouraged players to experience the accessible sport of para ice
- [Nine GTHL Alumni Named to Canadian Rosters for 2025 U17 World Challenge](https://gthlcanada.com/nine-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadian-rosters-for-2025-u17-world-challenge/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 44 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada Red and Canada White at the 2025 U17 World Challenge, set for Nov. 2-8 at the Rath Eastlink Community Centre in Truro, Nova Scotia. Of the 44 players, nine are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. Canada Red (5 GTHL Alumni)
- [Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend Returns October 25–26 at Canlan York](https://gthlcanada.com/esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend-returns-october-25-26-at-canlan-york/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Esso are excited to announce the return of the Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend, taking place October 25-26 at Canlan York. Following the success of last season's inaugural event, the weekend will once again celebrate the start of the GTHL season with interactive experiences, appearances
- [Beyond the Bench: Jason Deeck](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-jason-deeck/) - Jason Deeck’s love for hockey is almost genetic. From the moment his father arrived in Canada, the game became a core Deeck family passion. "I played hockey basically my whole life," Deeck said. "My dad was a big fan of hockey when he moved here from Lebanon. He led me and my brother into hockey,
- [Markham Majors & Islanders Collect Over 100 Bags of Food for Markham Food Bank with ‘Fill the Net, Feed the Community’ Food Drive](https://gthlcanada.com/markham-majors-islanders-collect-over-100-bags-of-food-for-markham-food-bank-with-fill-the-net-feed-the-community-food-drive/) - On October 5, the Markham Majors and Markham Islanders hosted the ‘Fill the Net, Feed the Community’ food drive, giving families and coaches an opportunity to give back to support those in need. The Markham Fire Department supported the event with partnership, providing signage and handouts for promotion. Thanks to generosity of the community, the
- [77 GTHL Alumni Named to 2025-26 NHL Opening Night Rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/77-gthl-alumni-named-to-2025-26-nhl-opening-night-rosters/) - As the 2025-26 National Hockey League season gets underway on Tuesday, October 7, a total of 77 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni are featured on opening night rosters. Of the NHL’s 32 teams, 29 include at least one former GTHL player. Ten teams include a minimum of four former GTHL players. The Toronto Maple Leafs,
- [Around the G: October 2025 Preview ](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-october-2025-preview/) - The start of October means the 2025-26 hockey season is finally here! Check out everything going on around the GTHL this October. Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (October) The GTHL is hosting Referee Clinics on various dates throughout the month of October. These clinics range from entry-level referees to Level 1-6 re-certifications for experienced
- [GTHL Hosts First Pre-Season Education Series to Strengthen Leadership, Growth, and Team Culture](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-first-pre-season-education-series-to-strengthen-leadership-growth-and-team-culture/) - On September 13, the Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly hosted its first-ever Pre-Season Education Series, designed to support players, captains, and coaches in their personal and team development ahead of the 2025-26 season. The series featured two distinct programs in partnership with Captains & Poets and You Can Play, each tailored to different participants and
- [GTHL Continues Beyond the X’s and O’s Coaching Program](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-continues-beyond-the-xs-and-os-coaching-program/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to officially launch the Beyond the X’s and O’s (BXO) Coaching Program, a first-of-its-kind initiative designed to support coaches in understanding their athletes, improving team culture, and maximizing their impact behind the bench. Developed and delivered by Dr. Cassidy Preston, Founder of CEP Mindset, and veteran coach and
- [Beyond the Whistle: Paul Krotz](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-paul-krotz/) - Paul Krotz has loved hockey for as long as he can remember. From the moment his dad introduced him to the sport, all he wanted to do was be on the ice. “I learned to skate and played every year from fundamentals through Under-18,” Krotz said. “Then continued to play recreationally in university, adult leagues,
- [GTHL releases regulation amendments implemented by GTHL Members](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-regulation-amendments-implemented-gthl-members/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has released updates to its regulations following the Semi-Annual Meeting of GTHL Members held on March 8, 2025. These changes were approved by voting delegates representing GTHL Member organizations. Voting rights at the meeting were determined by each organization’s number of registered teams and players. Highlights include: Financial Management Enhancements: Team
- [U16 AA Toronto East Enders Participate in Orange Jersey Project for Third Consecutive Year ](https://gthlcanada.com/u16-aa-toronto-east-enders-participate-in-orange-jersey-project-for-third-consecutive-year/) - In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Under-16 ‘AA’ Toronto East Enders Ticats participated in the Orange Jersey Project for the third consecutive season. The Orange Jersey Project uses the power of sport to educate young athletes about the history of the residential school system, strengthen the path towards truth and
- [Enter to Win Tickets to Advanced Screening of FACEOFF: Inside the NHL](https://gthlcanada.com/enter-to-win-tickets-to-advanced-screening-of-faceoff-inside-the-nhl/) - Hockey season is back! To celebrate, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is giving away tickets to an exclusive advanced screening of FACEOFF: Inside the NHL on Prime Video, happening in Toronto on Tuesday, September 30. Enter by filling out the form below and telling us what you're most excited for this hockey season. Contest closes
- [GTHL Opens Applications for 2025-26 Legacy Fund Community Grant](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-opens-applications-for-2025-26-legacy-fund-community-grant/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League has officially opened applications for the 2025-26 GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant, providing local organizations with funding support to grow the game and make hockey more accessible in their communities. Established in 2011, the GTHL Legacy Fund provides financial support for GTHL families in need and assists organizations
- [GTHL Announces Strategic Plan for 2025–2028](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-strategic-plan-for-2025-2028/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League today released its recently adopted Strategic Plan for 2025–2028, a comprehensive roadmap designed to strengthen community hockey in the Greater Toronto Area while advancing inclusivity, transparency, player development, and long-term growth. Developed through extensive consultation with players, parents, volunteers, coaches, member association representatives, and community partners, the
- [GTHL and Gatorade Team Up for 2025-26 Team of the Month and Year Program](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-gatorade-team-up-for-2025-26-team-of-the-month-and-year-program/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to once again partner with Gatorade to fuel the 2025-26 Team of the Month and Team of the Year program, celebrating teamwork, dedication, and achievement across the League. The program will highlight teams at the Under-14, U15, U16, U17, and U18 ‘AAA,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘A’ levels. How It Works: Nominate
- [Respecting Arenas & Each Other: Setting the Standard for 2025–26](https://gthlcanada.com/respecting-arenas-each-other-setting-the-standard-for-2025-26/) - With the 2025–26 season right around the corner, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is reminding all members of our community — bench staff, parents, families, and players — that maintaining positive relationships with arena partners is a shared responsibility. Conflicts with arena management often stem from misunderstandings, poor communication, or lack of respect. Together, we
- [Nothers House League Team of the Month is Back for the 2025-26 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/nothers-house-league-team-of-the-month-is-back-for-the-2025-26-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, is proud to announce the return of the Nothers House League Team of the Month program for the 2025-26 season. The Nothers House League Team of the Month program will once again give house league teams throughout the GTHL the opportunity to enter for
- [GTHL Releases Integrity Action Plan](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-integrity-action-plan-2/) - TORONTO, ON - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), committed to strengthening financial transparency and accountability across its member organizations, has today announced the Integrity Action Plan. The Action Plan strives to strengthen financial governance and will serve as a key step toward reinforcing financial oversight, ensuring compliance, and fostering trust within the GTHL. The
- [GTHL Releases Redacted Report as Part of Integrity Action Plan ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-redacted-report-as-part-of-integrity-action-plan-2/) - Toronto, ON — As part of its ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and integrity in minor hockey, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is today releasing a redacted version of the Report of the Special Integrity Commissioner on Allegations of Financial Improprieties in the GTHL (“The Report”), authored by the Honourable David Watt, K.C. The report is
- [GTHL, MHL, and NYHL Recognize 2024-25 Officiating Award Recipients](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mhl-and-nyhl-recognize-2024-25-officiating-award-recipients/) - On September 10, the Greater Toronto Hockey League, together with the Mississauga Hockey League (MHL) and North York Hockey League (NYHL), recognized the 2024-25 Officiating Award recipients. It was the 20th annual celebration of officiating excellence in the GTHL’s competitive (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) program, MHL, and NYHL. “Bringing GTHL competitive officials together with the MHL
- [21 GTHL Alumni Named to 2025-26 OHL Officiating Team](https://gthlcanada.com/21-gthl-alumni-named-to-2025-26-ohl-officiating-team/) - TORONTO, ON – On Thursday, September 18, the Ontario Hockey League Director of Officiating Conrad Haché announced the OHL's 109 on-ice officials for the 2025-26 season. Of the selections, 21 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni were named to the team. The OHL Officiating Team consists of 43 referees and 66 linespersons. The league will feature
- [Concussion Awareness Week: Protecting Players, Protecting the Game](https://gthlcanada.com/concussion-awareness-week-protecting-players-protecting-the-game/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to join the sport community in recognizing Concussion Awareness Week (September 21–27, 2025) — a time dedicated to increasing understanding about concussions, how they happen, and how to best support recovery. Concussion Awareness Week looks to share continued education in prevention, detection, and management of concussions in Canadian
- [160 GTHL Alumni Featured on 2025-26 OHL Opening Week Rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/160-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2025-26-ohl-opening-week-rosters/) - The 2025-26 Ontario Hockey League season began on Thursday, September 18, with the Oshawa Generals taking on the North Bay Battalion, and the Peterborough Petes playing host to the Brampton Steelheads. As OHL Opening Week begins, a total of 160 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni are featured on OHL team rosters. The Brampton Steelheads led
- [U14 Mississauga Senators Participate in Terry Fox Run, Raise $1550 for Terry Fox Foundation](https://gthlcanada.com/u14-mississauga-senators-participate-in-terry-fox-run-raise-1550-for-terry-fox-foundation/) - The Sunday, September 14, the Under-14 Mississauga Senators laced up their running shoes instead of skates, joining community members at J.C. Saddington Park in Port Credit for the annual Terry Fox Run. The event, a Canadian tradition since 1981, unites communities across the country to carry forward Terry’s dream of finding a cure for cancer.
- [Beyond the Bench: Tanya Witty](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-tanya-witty/) - In a special edition of the Beyond the Bench series to celebrate National Coaches Week, the GTHL sat down with Tanya Witty, Head Coach of the Under-16 Toronto East Enders Ticats. In the episode, Tanya talks about her coaching journey, her coaching philosophy, and the importance of creating space for women in the game. Coming
- [GTHL, KidSport Ontario Continue Partnership into Year 2 to Support Families in Need](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-kidsport-ontario-continue-partnership-into-year-2-to-support-families-in-need/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League and KidSport Ontario are proud to announce the continuation of their partnership for the 2025-26 season. Entering its second year, the collaboration will continue to assist young athletes in GTHL house league and competitive (‘AAA,’ ‘AA,’ ‘A’) programs by helping to remove financial barriers for new and
- [Beyond the Whistle: Michael Girard](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-michael-girard/) - There were tears the first time Michael Girard stepped onto the ice. Today, he’s a Greater Toronto Hockey League official, but his love for hockey didn’t come instantly – it took time to grow. “My dad was excited to get both my brother and I on the ice as soon as he could,”
- [Vulnerable Sector Checks (VSC) - 2025-2026 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/vulnerable-sector-checks-vsc-2025-2026-season/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation requires all Team Officials, On-Ice Officials, and Third Party Instructors to complete the screening process as part of its commitment to Safe Sport. Start the Screening Process: The online submission portal for the 2025-26 season is now live. CLICK HERE FOR THE SUBMISSION PORTAL. Who Needs to Complete Screening? Returning Individuals
- [Welcome to the New GTHL Website!](https://gthlcanada.com/welcome-to-the-new-gthl-website/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to launch our brand-new website, designed to better serve our players, families, coaches, officials, volunteers, and greater community. Built with a fresh look and improved navigation, the new GTHL website makes it easier than ever to stay connected with League news, schedules, standings, development resources, community initiatives, and
- [Officiating Clinics Open for Registration](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/)
- [GTHL Referee Summer Camp Welcomes Over 100 Participants](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-referee-summer-camp-welcomes-over-100-participants/) - The Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp (“Ref School”) welcomed a total of 118 participants for a comprehensive, four-day development experience designed to prepare officials for the upcoming hockey season. This year's camp was hosted once again at Scotiabank Pond from August 18 to 21. Conducted annually by the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s
- [Beyond the Whistle: Mike Gordon](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-mike-gordon/) - It’s been a long road with hockey for Mike Gordon, a veteran official in the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and the winner of the 2024 Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award. Gordon got his introduction to hockey when his parents signed him up for a “Learn to Skate” program in Scarborough. To start, he was not
- [From Setback to the Paralympic Stage: Dominic Cozzolino’s Journey](https://gthlcanada.com/from-setback-to-the-paralympic-stage-dominic-cozzolinos-journey/) - Dominic Cozzolino’s introduction to hockey reads like a storybook beginning. From learning to skate on his family’s backyard rink to shooting pucks in the driveway, it was the quintessential Canadian childhood. “Like a lot of Canadian kids, all I ever dreamt of was playing in the NHL,” Cozzolino said. “All I ever thought about,
- [Back to School, Back to the Rink: Tips for Student-Athletes](https://gthlcanada.com/back-to-school-back-to-the-rink-tips-for-student-athletes/) - The first day of school is here — fresh notebooks, new classes, and the return of hockey season. For student athletes, this time of year can feel exciting but also a little overwhelming. Balancing homework, practices, games, and time with friends takes planning, discipline, and the right mindset. Here are a few tips to help
- [14th Annual GTHL Legacy Classic Presented by Spordle Raises Over $63,000 in Support of GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/14th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-presented-by-spordle-raises-over-63000-in-support-of-gthl-legacy-fund/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce that the 14th Annual GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle, held on July 22 at Richmond Hill Golf Club, raised a record-breaking $63,213.35 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. Established in 2011, the GTHL Legacy Fund provides financial assistance to GTHL families
- [Around the G: September 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-september-2025-preview/) - The Labour Day weekend has come and gone, which means the 2025-26 hockey season is right around the corner! Check out everything going on Around the G in September. Officiating Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (September) The GTHL is hosting Officiating Clinics at various dates throughout the month of September. These clinics range from entry-level
- [Open Letter from the Member Advisory Committee (MAC) of the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/open-letter-from-the-member-advisory-committee-mac-of-the-gthl/) - Editor’s Note: The Member Advisory Council (MAC) brings together representatives from across the GTHL community to strengthen the connection between Member Associations and the League’s Board of Directors. The Council is made up of representatives from Member Associations with teams in AAA, AA, and A, division and affiliated group members, one representative appointed by the
- [GTHL Pens Tribute to Ken Dryden](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-pens-tribute-to-ken-dryden/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is deeply saddened by the passing of Ken Dryden, one of the game’s greatest goaltenders and a proud product of minor hockey in the GTHL community. Dryden grew up in Etobicoke and began his journey in the Humber Valley house league before rising to hockey’s biggest stage. Over the course
- [Beyond the Bench: Christine Miles](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-christine-miles/) - Christine Miles spent 10 years coaching in the Greater Toronto Hockey League. And most of those years meant a double-carded role (two benches) for Miles – all of which were spent with the Ted Reeve Hockey Association. A mom of three, Miles admits the journey on the bench wasn’t without some self-proclaimed insanity. “I have
- [North Toronto's Erin Needra is ready to see more women in her position](https://gthlcanada.com/north-torontos-erin-needra-is-ready-to-see-more-women-in-her-position/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College Erin Needra is one of four women who are head coaches for the competitive clubs who play in the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), and she thinks it’s time that there’s more. Needra has coached in the Toronto area for six years and is now the bench
- [Three GTHL alumni named to Canada's women's hockey team for 2022 Olympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadas-womens-hockey-team-for-2022-olympic-winter-games/) - CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC), has announced the 23-player roster that has been nominated to represent Team Canada in women's hockey at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games, Feb. 4-20 in Beijing, China. Among the three goaltenders, seven defence and 13 forwards set to represent Canada on the world stage
- [Registration for GTHL's free women and girls coaching clinics now open](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-gthls-free-women-and-girls-coaching-clinics-now-open/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is working with the We Are Coaches program to offer free Coach 1 and Coach 2 clinics for women and girls. The clinics will take place on November 13, 2022. The We Are Coaches program is of no cost, open to women and girls for coach training designed to increase
- [20 women and girls attend free GTHL Coach Clinics](https://gthlcanada.com/20-women-and-girls-attend-free-gthl-coach-clinics/) - On Sunday, November 13, the Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the We Are Coaches program, offered free Coach Level 1 and Coach Level 2 clinics for women and girls for the third consecutive season. The clinics featured 20 participants, with 14 women and girls attending the Coach Level 1 session, and six attending the
- [GTHL hosting free women and girls coaching clinics for fourth consecutive season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosting-free-women-and-girls-coaching-clinics-for-fourth-consecutive-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is working with the We Are Coaches program to offer free Coach 1 and Coach 2 clinics for women and girls for the fourth consecutive season. The clinics will take place on March 3, 2024 at Scotiabank Pond. The We Are Coaches program is of no cost, open to women
- [Celebrate World Girls' Ice Hockey Weekend with the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/celebrate-world-girls-ice-hockey-weekend-with-the-gthl/) - From October 7-8, 2023, the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) will lead the way on the 12th annual World Girls’ Ice Hockey Weekend, with dozens of federations around the world taking part. Since 2011, the IIHF has united countries around the globe for World Girls' Ice Hockey Weekend. Over the years, thousands of people have
- [GTHL celebrates National Girls & Women in Sports Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-national-girls-women-in-sports-day/) - February 2 marks the 36th annual National Girls & Women in Sports Day (NGWSD), a day that strives to inspire girls and women to play, be active, and realize their full power and potential. The Greater Toronto Hockey League is celebrating NGWSD, recognizing some of the many girls and women in all levels of our game. AMANDA
- [Five GTHL alumni named to National Women's Under-18 Team for 2024 IIHF U18 Women's World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-under-18-team-for-2024-iihf-u18-womens-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 23 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team at the 2024 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship, Jan. 6-14 in Zug, Switzerland. The 23 players include five Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni, as well as Assistant Coach Vicky Sunohara (West Hill Golden Hawks). GTHL
- [GTHL celebrates 13th annual World Girls' Ice Hockey Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-13th-annual-world-girls-ice-hockey-weekend/) - The weekend of October 11-13 marks the 13th annual World Girls' Ice Hockey Weekend - led by the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) as dozens of federations around the world take part in the celebration. Since 2011, the IIHF has united countries around the globe for World Girls' Ice Hockey Weekend. Over the years, thousands
- [National Girls and Women in Sports Day: Celebrating women of the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/national-girls-and-women-in-sports-day-celebrating-women-of-the-gthl/) - As part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day celebrations, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is shining the spotlight on two members of the League's staff: Stephanie Hyde and Patty Micolino. National Girls and Women in Sports Day is an annual day of observance held during the first week of February to acknowledge the accomplishments of
- [GTHL hosting free women and girls coaching clinics for fifth consecutive season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosting-free-women-and-girls-coaching-clinics-for-fifth-consecutive-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is working with the We Are Coaches program to offer free women and girls coaching clinics for the fifth consecutive season. New this year, the GTHL will be offering Skating 1 and Skills 1 clinics for women and girls. The clinics will take place on March 8, 2025 at Scotiabank Pond.
- [GTHL hosts fifth consecutive free Women and Girls Coaching Clinic, sees record high participation](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-fifth-consecutive-free-women-and-girls-coaching-clinic-sees-record-high-participation/) - On March 8 — International Women's Day — the Greater Toronto Hockey League, in collaboration with the We Are Coaches program, hosted its fifth consecutive free women and girls coaching clinics, setting a record high 40 participants. New this year, the GTHL offered Skating 1 and Skills 1 Instructional Stream clinics. "The growth of our women and girls coaching clinics
- [Celebrating Black History Month: Q&A with GTHL's Jalen Smith-Pelly](https://gthlcanada.com/celebrating-black-history-month-qa-with-gthls-jalen-smith-pelly/) - This February, in honour of Black History Month, the Greater Toronto Hockey League continues to celebrate the stories and contributions of so many in the game of hockey and our local communities. As part of the celebrations, the latest spotlight is on Jalen Smith-Pelly, the GTHL's Coordinator of League Scheduling. In his second full season as
- [LiveBarn and GTHL announce new video streaming partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/livebarn-and-gthl-announce-new-video-streaming-partnership/) - TORONTO, ON (February 12, 2024) – LiveBarn, the leading provider of live and on-demand streaming for amateur sports, and the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), the largest minor hockey organization in the world, today announced a new five-year partnership that will bring LiveBarn's technology to facilities across the Greater Toronto Area. Under the terms of the
- [2024 Winter Breakout Magazine: Next Gen Edition](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-winter-breakout-magazine-next-gen-edition/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. The Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine is all about the next generation. The magazine shares first words from Hockey Canada's President and Chief Executive Officer Katherine Henderson, takes a look at the pros of esports, a family of officials, hockey's
- [First Words: Katherine Henderson](https://gthlcanada.com/first-words-katherine-henderson/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. By: Katherine Henderson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Hockey Canada A great sport done in a great country In September, I was proud to become Hockey Canada’s president and chief executive officer, a role that means so much to me as a
- [U13 'A' George Bell Titans visit to Whitefish River First Nation a successful learning experience](https://gthlcanada.com/u13-a-george-bell-titans-visit-to-whitefish-river-first-nation-a-successful-learning-experience/) - On February 9-11, the Under-13 'A' George Bell Titans made the trip up to Whitefish River First Nation for the second leg of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Whitefish River First Nation home-and-home exchange. The visit came following the first leg in October 2023 which featured youth from Whitefish River First Nation coming to Toronto. In its second
- [A letter to hockey parents](https://gthlcanada.com/a-letter-to-hockey-parents/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. From an experienced hockey mom It's that time of year: the regular season is wrapping up and all eyes are set on the playoffs! Anyone who has ever played hockey or has a child who plays, knows the hockey community is a big
- [Drill of the Month: February 2024](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-february-2024/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Four Station Puck Control Skills Age Groups Under-9 Skill Description – First Progression Place five pylons (can also use pucks) in formation as shown. Player must skate around each of the outside pylons and come back to the middle before skating around one of the outside pylons again. Keep toes pointing
- [Hockey’s Volunteer: A family affair](https://gthlcanada.com/hockeys-volunteer-a-family-affair/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. When Connie Mitchell moved to the East York neighbourhood, her husband’s first order of business was getting their son enrolled with the East York Hockey Association. After all, his father had coached and volunteered with the organization, and he, alongside his brother, played
- [Registration for the 13th annual GTHL Legacy Classic is now open](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-the-13th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-is-now-open/) - Registration for the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 13th annual Legacy Classic is now open! The golf tournament is an annual fundraising event for the GTHL Legacy Fund, which was established in 2011 to provide financial support for GTHL families in need. The event, scheduled for Tuesday, July 9, 2024 is returning to Richmond Hill Golf Club
- [Q&A with FaZe Clan’s CBass](https://gthlcanada.com/qa-with-faze-clans-cbass/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. The Greater Toronto Hockey League sat down with CBass, one of the founding members of FaZe Clan. FaZe Clan started in 2010 and has since established itself as one of the world's most prominent and influential gaming organizations. GTHL: Tell us a little
- [Beyond the Whistle: Sondermeyers in Stripes](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-sondermeyers-in-stripes/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. As a player, Owen Sondermeyer knew what it was like to share the ice with his dad, Robert. Playing for the North York Knights ‘A’ team, Robert had been there at practices and games as Owen’s coach and manager over the years. But
- [The pros of esports: NHL 24 and playing hockey ](https://gthlcanada.com/the-pros-of-esports-nhl-24-and-playing-hockey/) - Click here to view the 2024 Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. The latest edition of the NHL video game franchise released on October 6 on PlayStation and Xbox consoles. While many play the NHL video games for fun, competition, or the social aspect, did you know that NHL 24 can help you improve your game
- [Around the G: March 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-march-2024-preview/) - The month of March means playoffs are underway! Check out everything going on around the G this month. GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW (March) The 2024 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW are underway, as teams compete to be crowned GTHL Champions. CLICK HERE to learn more about the 2024 GTHL Playoff formats. Early Bird Registration - 13th
- [Officiating the OHL Cup: Q&A with GTHL Official Matt Sutton](https://gthlcanada.com/officiating-the-ohl-cup-qa-with-gthl-official-matt-sutton/) - For Under-16 'AAA' teams, the month of March means two things: playoffs and the OHL Cup. Also with their sights set on the U16 'AAA' showcase, are officials striving to get the opportunity to skate the tournament featuring the top teams in Ontario and the United States. As the GTHL will once again host the
- [Recap: 2023-2024 Pro Hockey Life Cup Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2023-2024-pro-hockey-life-cup-champions/) - On Saturday, March 2, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized the 2023-2024 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup celebrations. Each team received their trophies, took team photos, had some fun with selfies, and enjoyed a day off from competition to celebrate their regular season success. Click here to view all the photos from the 2024 Pro
- [GTHL announces team entries for 2024-2025 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2024-2025-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the Under-10 to U18 teams granted entries for the 2024-25 season. A total of 496 teams from 50 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation across the U10 to U18 age groups by the League’s Board of Directors. A total of 96 ‘AAA’ teams, 196 ‘AA’ teams, and 204 ‘A’ teams
- [GTHL welcomes new Members, Thorncrest Hockey Association and TOP Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-new-members-thorncrest-hockey-association-and-top-hockey/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today the addition of two new members to the League, effective starting in the 2024-25 Season. Thorncrest Hockey Association has been welcomed as a new House League community program. This new organization is the result of a merge of the Thornhill Community Hockey League (TCHL) and the Hillcrest
- [Three GTHL alumni named to Canada's National Women's Team for 2024 IIHF World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadas-national-womens-team-for-2024-iihf-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 23 players named to Canada’s National Women’s Team who will look to reclaim the gold medal at the 2024 IIHF Women’s World Championship, April 3-14 in Utica, New York. Among the 23 players selected are three Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni: Natalie Spooner (West Mall Lightning) Laura
- [26 GTHL alumni set to compete for 2024 U SPORTS University Cup in Toronto](https://gthlcanada.com/26-gthl-alumni-set-to-compete-for-2024-u-sports-university-cup-in-toronto/) - As the puck drops on the 2024 U Sports Men's Hockey Championship in Toronto, a total of 26 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni (complete list below) will compete for the title. The tournament, running from March 14-17 at Mattamy Athletic Centre, features GTHL alumni on three of the eight participating teams looking to capture the 2024
- [Drill of the Month: March 2024](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-march-2024/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Forwards - Puck Protection (Vision Sequence) Age Groups Under-15, U18 Skill Description – First Progression Players are placed into groups of two (2). Player 1 is two stick lengths away from their partner. One player turns and protects puck from partner. Non-protecting player shows a number shows a number on their
- [Watch the 2024 OHL Cup presented by FPS Payment on LiveBarn!](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2024-ohl-cup-presented-by-fps-payment-on-livebarn/) - The puck drops on the OHL Cup presented by FPS Payment on Monday, March 25 with the Wild Card match-ups beginning at 8:00am. Don't miss a second of the action with all Wild Card, Round Robin, Quarter Final, and Semi Final games available to be streamed on LiveBarn. The OHL Cup LiveBarn package can be purchased
- [Win big with the 2024 OHL Cup 50/50 in support of You Can Play and GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/win-big-with-the-2024-ohl-cup-50-50-in-support-of-you-can-play-and-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League, has launched a 50/50 draw for the 2024 OHL Cup. Proceeds from the 50/50 will be in support of the You Can Play and the GTHL’s Legacy Fund. The 50/50 begins on Monday, March 25 at 12:00am and will close Saturday, March 30
- [GTHL, OHL release tickets for 2024 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-ohl-release-tickets-for-2024-ohl-cup-championship-final/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League, has released tickets to the 2024 OHL Cup Championship Final to be played at 2:00pm on Saturday, March 30 at Mattamy Athletic Centre. General admission tickets to the Championship Final are available for $13.00 per ticket, including taxes and ticket fees, and can
- [Around the G: April 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-april-2024-preview/) - Flipping the calendar to April means the end of yet another hockey season is near. The 2023-24 campaign was a season full of excitement, firsts, new memories, friends, and so much more. Stay up to speed with what's happening Around the G this month! GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW (April) The 2023-24 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW come to
- [Beyond the Whistle: Harry Smith](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-harry-smith/) - It’s been quite a hockey season for 2006-born defenceman Harry Smith. The summer leading into the 2023-24 campaign, Smith made the move from his home of St. John’s, Newfoundland to Toronto. The move, unlike most of Smith’s life, had nothing to do with hockey, however. Smith’s mom, Debbie, originally from Toronto, decided to
- [The GTHL is hiring for the role of Director, Finance and Administration](https://gthlcanada.com/the-gthl-is-hiring-for-the-role-of-director-finance-and-administration/) - The GTHL is seeking applications for the Director, Finance and Administration position, created due to the impending retirement of the current Controller. Reporting to the GTHL's Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer (ED), the Director of Finance and Administration will serve as a strategic partner, leading internal teams to support finance, business planning, budgeting, human
- [77 GTHL players selected in 2024 OHL Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/77-gthl-players-selected-in-2024-ohl-priority-selection/) - On April 12-13, the Ontario Hockey League held the 2024 OHL Priority Selection featuring a total of 302 players chosen through the 15-round process. The annual Priority Selection for North American players born predominantly in 2008 was held online over two days, with Rounds 1-3 on April 12 and the remaining Rounds 4-15 on April 13. Of the 302 players, the Greater
- [Six GTHL alumni to represent Canada at the 2024 IIHF U18 World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-to-represent-canada-at-the-2024-iihf-u18-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 19 players selected to wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Men’s Under-18 Team for the 2024 IIHF U18 World Championship, April 25-May 5, in Espoo and Vantaa, Finland. Of the 19 players rostered, six are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI: Liam Greentree
- [Markham Majors win 2024 U14 OHL Cup presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario](https://gthlcanada.com/markham-majors-win-2024-u14-ohl-cup-presented-by-dairy-farmers-of-ontario/) - By: Aaron Bell (ontariohockeyleague.com) Kingston, ON – Colton Cribari scored the winning goal with 2:13 left in the third period to lift the Markham Majors to a 2-1 win over the Mississauga Senators in the championship game of the 2024 U14 OHL Cup on Sunday. After two scoreless periods, the Majors opened the scoring on
- [13 GTHL players featured in 2024 OHL Under-18 Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/13-gthl-players-featured-in-2024-ohl-under-18-priority-selection/) - Toronto, Ont. – On April 17, the Ontario Hockey League conducted the eighth annual OHL Under-18 Priority Selection for U18 'AAA' players in Ontario. Eligibility for the 2024 OHL Under-18 Priority Selection included all U18 players (2006 and 2007 birth years) not currently on an OHL Member Team Protected List who were carded with an
- [44 GTHL alumni set to compete in 2024 NHL Playoffs](https://gthlcanada.com/44-gthl-alumni-set-to-compete-in-2024-nhl-playoffs/) - The puck dropped on the 2024 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on April 20 with a total of 44 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni beginning their quest for the Stanley Cup. On day three of the NHL Playoffs, John Tavares (Toronto Marlboros), Mitch Marner (Don Mills Flyers), Max Domi (Don Mills Flyers) and the Toronto Maple Leafs look
- [Recap: 2024 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2024-gthl-playoffs-presented-by-gsw/) - The 2023-24 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW concluded on Sunday, April 21. This year, 1,492 playoff games were scheduled, resulting in 26 champions crowned across the ‘A,' ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’ competitive levels. Congratulations to the 2023-24 GTHL Playoff Champions and Finalists! ‘A’ Playoff Champions and Finalists Division Champion Finalist Under-10 Humber Valley Sharks North Toronto 
- [Recap: 2024 Ontario Provincial Championships](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2024-ontario-provincial-championships/) - The 2023-24 season has come to an end and with that, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to share the accomplishments of clubs who participated in various Ontario Provincial Championships this year! Congratulations to the following clubs that qualified for a 2024 Ontario Hockey Federation Championship: Division Club Under-13 A OHF Championship Erindale Spitfires Under-13 AA
- [GTHL is seeking Series Chairs for upcoming 2024-2025 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-is-seeking-series-chairs-for-upcoming-2024-2025-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is looking to add Series Chairs for the 2024-2025 season. The role of the Series Chair representative is to follow a specific age group while observing and reporting items to the League, including style of play and concerns from teams. The Series Chair will follow the age group through until the conclusion of the season,
- [Updates to OHF Centralized Screening Process for Team and On-Ice Officials](https://gthlcanada.com/updates-to-ohf-centralized-screening-process-for-team-and-on-ice-officials/) - The centralization of all Vulnerable Sector Checks will be conducted by the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) through the OHF Screening Policy for all Team Officials and Team Personnel. This is in addition to screening of all On-Ice Officials that has been in place the past number of years. All Minor Hockey Associations will continue to
- [Nine GTHL alumni named to Canada's men's team for 2024 IIHF World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/nine-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadas-mens-team-for-2024-iihf-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the first 22 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Men’s Team at the 2024 IIHF World Championship, May 10-26 in Prague and Ostrava, and Czechia. Of the 22 players selected, nine are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI: Michael Bunting (U16:
- [Asian Heritage Month Spotlight: Brendan Mori](https://gthlcanada.com/asian-heritage-month-spotlight-brendan-mori/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to celebrate Asian Heritage Month this May. As part of the month's celebrations, the League shines the spotlight on GTHL Coordinator of Events and Communications, Brendan Mori - a fourth-generation Japanese Canadian. GTHL: Who got you into hockey? Brendan Mori (BM): Both of my parents were instrumental in getting
- [GTHL mourns the loss of Ian Traill](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-the-loss-of-ian-traill/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is saddened by the news of the passing of former Board Member and Third Vice President Ian Traill, who passed away on May 2 - one day short of his 83rd birthday. Traill was dedicated to youth sports, spending a number of years as a coach and mentor for his daughter's
- [Introducing Journey to Officiating series](https://gthlcanada.com/introducing-journey-to-officiating-series/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to introduce the Journey to Officiating series. With many paths to wearing the stripes, the GTHL is highlighting four voices with different journeys. In Part One, meet the officials who will be sharing their stories: CLICK TO WATCH - Damian Figueira: The Fast Track Program (Part 2) CLICK TO
- [Journey to Officiating: Damian Figueira & the Fast Track Program](https://gthlcanada.com/journey-to-officiating-damian-figueira-the-fast-track-program/) - A product of the GTHL's Fast Track Program, Damian Figueira began officiating in the 2022-2023 season. Now Damian is skating for the American Hockey League (AHL), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and Ontario Hockey Association (OHA). In Part Two of the GTHL's Journey to Officiating series, Damian discusses his path, the community that helped him, and
- [Journey to Officiating: Cam Fynney & the Development Path](https://gthlcanada.com/journey-to-officiating-cam-fynney-the-development-path/) - In Part Three of the Greater Toronto Hockey League's Journey to Officiating series, Cam Fynney shares his path from house league official to skating in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Ontario Hockey Association (OHA) - taking the stripes with him in every stage of his life. JOURNEY TO OFFICIATING SERIES: Part 1: Meet the
- [Five GTHL alumni help ECHL's Florida Everblades make history with third straight Kelly Cup title](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-help-echls-florida-everblades-make-history-with-third-straight-kelly-cup-title/) - ESTERO, Fla. – The Florida Everblades made ECHL history on Saturday, June 8, capturing the 2024 Kelly Cup title with a 4-3 overtime win over the Kansas City Mavericks in Game 5 of the 2024 Kelly Cup Finals in front of a standing-room only crowd at Hertz Arena. Five Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni were
- [Q & A with Kevin He](https://gthlcanada.com/q-a-with-kevin-he/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to celebrate Asian Heritage Month this May. As part of this month’s celebrations, the League sat down with GTHL alumnus and current Niagara IceDogs forward Kevin He. The Chinese-born forward was named the 78th ranked North American Skater by NHL Central Scouting and hopes to hear his name
- [Journey to Officiating: Troy Whetstone as the Community Mentor](https://gthlcanada.com/journey-to-officiating-troy-whetstone-as-the-community-mentor/) - With almost 20 years of experience, Greater Toronto Hockey League official Troy Whetstone shines a light on giving back; highlighting the impact of the officiating community, what it means to mentor referees, and more in Part Four of the GTHL's Journey to Officiating series. JOURNEY TO OFFICIATING SERIES: Part 1: Meet the Officials Part 2: Damian
- [Christopoulos’ final contest closes the book on OHL chapter of 2019 Don Mills Flyers](https://gthlcanada.com/christopoulos-final-contest-closes-the-book-on-ohl-chapter-of-2019-don-mills-flyers/) - By Joelle Wood / OHL When Saginaw Spirit forward Alex Christopoulos sets foot on the ice tonight for his final OHL contest, not only will it signal the biggest game of his hockey career, but another interesting side note as well. Christopoulos’ final OHL game closes the book on the junior hockey chapter of one
- [Eight GTHL alumni help Saginaw Spirit soar to first-ever Memorial Cup championship](https://gthlcanada.com/eight-gthl-alumni-help-saginaw-spirit-soar-to-first-ever-memorial-cup-championship/) - Saginaw, Mich. – Josh Bloom scored the deciding goal with 22 seconds remaining in the third period, securing a 4-3 win over the London Knights and the Saginaw Spirit’s first Memorial Cup championship in franchise history. The historic win included eight Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni: Zayne Parekh (Markham Majors) Michael Misa (Mississauga Senators) Josh Bloom
- [Journey to Officiating: Lacey Senuk as the International Veteran](https://gthlcanada.com/journey-to-officiating-lacey-senuk-as-the-international-veteran/) - A career that started by just wanting to stay involved in the game, Lacey Senuk shares her path on the international stage including the Olympic Games, to holding a piece of history as the first female to wear the armbands in the Ontario Hockey League in Part Five of the GTHL's Journey to Officiating series. JOURNEY TO
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Len Barrett U18 House League Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-len-barrett-u18-house-league-scholarship-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. The GTHL extends a congratulations to Ethan Kozak, the recipient of the Len Barrett Under-18 House League Scholarship Award. The award recognizes an Under-18 house league player
- [Coach 1 and Coach 2 clinics now open for registration](https://gthlcanada.com/coach-1-and-coach-2-clinics-now-open-for-registration/) - The Hockey Canada Coach 1 and Hockey Canada Coach 2 clinics are now open for registration. Traditionally the Coach 1 and Coach 2 clinics have been conducted in-person, however, this year marks an exciting shift to online learning as Hockey Canada introduces the Hockey Canada Learning Lab, phasing out the previous Hockey University framework. Coaches
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Frank D. Smith U18 'A' Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-frank-d-smith-u18-a-scholarship-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. The GTHL extends congratulations to Evan Nijmeh, the recipient of the Frank D. Smith Under-18 'A' Scholarship Award. The one-time post-secondary educational scholarship provided by the GTHL goes
- [2024 GTHL Awards: J. Norman Sharp U18 AA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-j-norman-sharp-u18-aa-scholarship-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. The GTHL congratulates Sydney Pyburn, the recipient of the J. Norman Sharp Under-18 'AA' Scholarship Award, recognizing a U18 'AA' player who achieves a high standard
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Gord Hughes U16 AAA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-gord-hughes-u16-aaa-scholarship-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Maxime Bonin, the recipient of the Gord Hughes Under-16 'AAA' Scholarship Award. This scholarship recognizes a player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically
- [GTHL alumnus Mark DeMontis wins Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award in Canada](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumnus-mark-demontis-wins-willie-oree-community-hero-award-in-canada/) - Mark DeMontis is the recipient of the 2024 Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award in Canada, presented by Hyundai, given to an individual who through the sport of hockey has positively impacted their community, culture or society. The winner was decided through public voting, and votes from O'Ree, NHL executives and Hyundai executives. DeMontis, an alumnus
- [2024 GTHL Awards: George F. Dufton U18 AAA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-george-f-dufton-u18-aaa-scholarship-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Ryder Graves, the recipient of the George F. Dufton Under-18 'AAA' Scholarship Award, recognizing a player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Rob Silc Community Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-rob-silc-community-coaching-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. The GTHL congratulates Marc Levesque, the recipient of the Rob Silc Community Coaching Award. This award is presented by the GTHL to a House League coach
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-herb-ebisuzaki-coaching-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Stephen MacNeil, the recipient of the Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award recognizing an outstanding minor hockey coach from the GTHL who best exemplifies the true spirit
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-dr-tom-pashby-trainer-of-the-year-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Dean Grima, the recipient of the Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year Award. Established in 2012, this award signifies outstanding achievement in the
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-gus-gordon-memorial-officials-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Mike Gordon, the recipient of the Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award recognizing an official who displays a balance between positive attitude, dedication, competence, and
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-roy-pejcinovski-memorial-goaltending-character-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Neil Katyal, the recipient of the Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award recognizing a goaltender who demonstrates extraordinary community service. The award is in memory of Roy Pejcinovski,
- [2024 GTHL Awards: Cooper Humanitarian Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-cooper-humanitarian-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Mark Filippone, the recipient of the Cooper Humanitarian Award. Established in 1977 and originally sponsored by Cooper Canada, the award is presented in recognition
- [2024 GTHL Awards: John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-awards-john-r-gardner-special-recognition-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, was proud to recognize its 2024 Award winners at the Hockey Hall of Fame on June 6. Congratulations to Pavlos Sialtsis, the recipient of the John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award, established in 2001 by then GTHL President John Gardner. The award is presented by
- [RECAP: 2024 GTHL Awards presented by Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2024-gthl-awards-presented-by-nothers-the-award-store/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated the 2024 Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store at the Hockey Hall of Fame on Thursday, June 6. The Gala featured a social hour, food, and a ceremony in the Great Hall recognizing each of the award and scholarship winners for the 2023-24 season. The GTHL would like to
- [24 GTHL alumni selected in 2024 NHL Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/24-gthl-alumni-selected-in-2024-nhl-draft/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to highlight the 24 alumni selected in the 2024 NHL Draft, held at the Sphere in Las Vegas on June 28-29. Of the 24 players selected, six had their names called in the first round accounting for 18.75 per cent, with the highlight coming when former Toronto Marlboro Beckett Sennecke
- [Win big with the 2024 GTHL Legacy Classic 50/50 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/win-big-with-the-2024-gthl-legacy-classic-50-50-in-support-of-the-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has launched a 50/50 draw sponsored by Futuresign Multimedia for the 13th annual GTHL Legacy Classic on July 9. Proceeds from the 50/50 are in support of the GTHL’s Legacy Fund. The 50/50 begins Wednesday, July 3 at 12:00am and will close Tuesday, July 9 at 1:00pm. The online draw for the winner
- [GTHL helps contribute over $214,800 to community](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-helps-contribute-over-214800-to-community/) - Each season, the Greater Toronto Hockey League leads and participates in a number of efforts that support the local community and the League's community partners. Over the course of the 2023-24 campaign, the GTHL proudly helped to contribute $214,884.00, in addition to various community outreach initiatives. Beginning in the offseason, the GTHL were proud partners of
- [35 GTHL alumni invited to Canada's Program of Excellence summer camps](https://gthlcanada.com/35-gthl-alumni-invited-to-canadas-program-of-excellence-summer-camps/) - Junior, Under-18, and Under-17 prospects on the ice across Canada in July CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has invited 163 players to participate in its Program of Excellence summer camps – Canada’s National Junior Team Summer Showcase, Canada’s National Men’s Summer Under-18 Team selection camp, and Canada’s National Under-17 development camp. Of the 163 players invited, 35 are
- [Ed Wahl recognized with GTHL’s 2024 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy](https://gthlcanada.com/ed-wahl-recognized-with-gthls-2024-george-chamandy-memorial-trophy/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to recognize Ed Wahl, President of the Scarborough Hockey Association (SHA) and Scarborough Ice Raiders, as the League’s 2024 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy winner. Established in 1953, the George Chamandy Memorial Trophy was developed to recognize an individual’s long-standing commitment to hockeyin the Greater Toronto Area. The trophy is
- [GTHL community mourns loss of Eric Anweiler](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-community-mourns-loss-of-eric-anweiler/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League community is mourning the loss of Eric Anweiler, the North Toronto Memorial Arena's long-time manager. Eric, known as "Moose" to all who knew him, took great pride in his work for the North Toronto Memorial Arena and the community for over 50 years. The GTHL its community will keep Eric's
- [Two former GTHL officials selected for Hockey Canada's Officiating Program of Excellence](https://gthlcanada.com/two-former-gthl-officials-selected-for-hockey-canadas-officiating-program-of-excellence/) - Two former Greater Toronto Hockey League officials have been selected to participate in Hockey Canada's Officiating Program of Excellence (OPOE) in Oakville. The summer camp, featuring Matt Boulby and Damian Figueira, takes place July 20 to July 23 in Oakville. It will be held in conjunction with Hockey Canada’s Men’s Under-17 Evaluation Camp, including classroom
- [GTHL welcomes new Board members at Annual Meeting of Members](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-new-board-members-at-annual-meeting-of-members/) - TORONTO, ON – On July 8, the Greater Toronto Hockey League held its Annual Meeting of Members, concluding with the election of the GTHL Board of Directors. The GTHL and its Members welcome newly elected Kevin Eshkawkogan and Christine Miles to the Board, both beginning three-year terms alongside Michael Purdy, Karl Subban, and Kathie Wood who
- [Four GTHL alumni named to Canada's National Men's Summer Under-18 Team for 2024 Hlinka Gretzky Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadas-national-mens-summer-under-18-team-for-2024-hlinka-gretzky-cup/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Twenty-two players have been selected to Canada’s National Men’s Summer Under-18 Team as it looks to defend its gold medal at the 2024 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, Aug. 5-10 in Edmonton, Alberta. Of the 22 players, four are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (4) Jack Ivankovic (Mississauga Senators) Jake
- [GTHL mourns the loss of David "Brian" Anderson](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-the-loss-of-david-brian-anderson/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is mourning the loss of David Brian Anderson, known as Brian. Brian passed away peacefully at home at the age of 85 surrounded by his family. Brian was a constant supporting presence in his community, enthusiastically involved in Streetsville Minor Hockey, lacrosse, public skating, and as chairman of the board
- [Eight GTHL alumni named to rosters for National Women's U18 Team selection camp and National Women's Development Team series](https://gthlcanada.com/eight-gthl-alumni-named-to-rosters-for-national-womens-u18-team-selection-camp-and-national-womens-development-team-series/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the rosters for Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team selection camp, presented by BFL CANADA, and Canada’s National Women’s Development Team for its three-game series against the United States. In total, eight Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni have been included on the rosters. Forty-six players – six goaltenders, 14
- [A word from the ODC: Top Reasons to attend the GTHL Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/a-word-from-the-odc-top-reasons-to-attend-the-gthl-referee-summer-camp/) - By: Danielle Williams on behalf of the GTHL Officiating Development Committee (ODC) CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GTHL'S REFEREE SUMMER CAMP ON AUGUST 19-22, 2024. With the off-season in full swing and families away from the rink to enjoy the warm weather, officials have begun their off-season conditioning to maintain fitness levels and
- [How to train using virtual reality](https://gthlcanada.com/how-to-train-using-virtual-reality/) - The world of virtual reality has come a long way in the last decade. Sports like golf, baseball, and racing have seen simulators close the gap between virtual reality and real-life in terms of quality, consistency, and feel. Hockey is the latest sport to get in on this via virtual reality (VR). The NHL Sense
- [Words from Don West, GTHL President](https://gthlcanada.com/words-from-don-west-gthl-president/) - BLOOMING – FAST AND SLOW The arc of success in sports, school and career We all “bloom” at our own pace and in our own way. But in recent decades, there has been a strong push for kids to focus early in whatever they do. We are often told that the more complicated the world
- [Benefits of being a multi-sport athlete](https://gthlcanada.com/benefits-of-being-a-multi-sport-athlete/) - Benefits of being a multi-sport athlete, fuelled by Gatorade Once upon a time, the offseason meant throwing your hockey gear into the garage and trading your hockey stick for a baseball bat or a soccer ball. In more recent years, however, it seems that more and more hockey players continue to train and play year-round.
- [GTHL Alumni: 2023-2024 Champions Recap](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumni-2023-2024-champions-recap/) - With the new hockey season right around the corner, we are taking one more look back at the 2023-24 campaign that saw many GTHL alumni crowned champions across their respective leagues. Check out all of the winning teams across all levels of professional and amateur hockey, and the GTHL alumni who helped their teams win! Professional Hockey 
- [Embracing mistakes as the foundation for development](https://gthlcanada.com/embracing-mistakes-as-the-foundation-for-development/) - Everyone makes mistakes – whether it’s in the classroom, the office, or at home, mistakes are a part of life. Hockey in particular is no different. It’s a very fast-paced sport, where players have to process what is going on around them and make split-second decisions that could impact the outcome of the game. Sometimes,
- [The benefits of modified ice](https://gthlcanada.com/the-benefits-of-modified-ice/) - In 2017-18, Hockey Canada mandated modified ice for Under-9 and younger programming. The focus of this change was the hockey player. Shrinking the ice surface from full-ice to modified at the younger age groups offers many benefits to players specifically in terms of growth and development. In particular, modified ice provides an increased emphasis on puck
- [13th annual GTHL Legacy Classic raises over $34,000 in support of GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/13th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-raises-over-34000-in-support-of-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held the 13th annual GTHL Legacy Classic on July 9, raising $34,495.81 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. The tournament was once again hosted by Richmond Hill Golf Club, welcoming a 132 golfers from the hockey community along with many partners who came out to support a great day on
- [Over 100 participants hit the ice at 2024 Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/over-100-participants-hit-the-ice-at-2024-referee-summer-camp/) - A total of 110 participants hit the books and took to the ice at the GTHL's Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp from August 19-22. The camp featured varying skill levels in Quick Start, Junior Development, Becoming an Elite Official, and the Experienced Official Refresher programs. The camp also included special guest speaker,
- [GTHL mourns loss of Anthony Thomas](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-loss-of-anthony-thomas/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and its community are mourning the loss of Anthony Lee Thomas. On August 28, Anthony passed away at the age of 46. Coined as a lover of hockey, Anthony was an official in many of the GTHL's programs, including at the house league level, with the North York Hockey League
- [Around the G: September 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-september-2024-preview/) - Around the G – September 2024 Preview The Labour Day weekend has come and gone, which means the 2024-25 hockey season is right around the corner! Check out everything going on Around the G this September. Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (September) The GTHL is hosting Referee Clinics on various dates throughout the month of
- [Six GTHL alumni invited to Canada's National Women's Team September Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-invited-to-canadas-national-womens-team-september-camp/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has invited 48 of the nation’s best players to Canada’s National Women’s Team September Camp, presented by BFL CANADA, Sept. 9-15 at Canada Games Park in Thorold, Ontario. Of the 48 players invited to camp, six are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (6) Jaime Bourbonnais (Mississauga
- [GTHL and the Esso brand announce multi-year partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-and-the-esso-brand-announce-multi-year-partnership/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Imperial Oil (Esso) are proud to announce a multi-year partnership starting in the 2024-25 season. The partnership will feature Esso as the official fuel of the GTHL, joining the League through the Team Jersey Patch Program for all competitive (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ ‘AAA’) divisions and age groups. The Esso
- [2024 National Coaches Week: Sept. 16-22](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-national-coaches-week-sept-16-22/) - National Coaches Week celebrates the positive impact coaches have on athletes, participants, and communities across Canada. Follow along with the GTHL as we say #ThanksCoach for the integral role they play in our league and game. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FIVE WAYS YOU CAN TAKE PART. Check back to this page as new content
- [GTHL remembers John Debling](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-remembers-john-debling/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and its community are mourning the loss of John Debling. John passed at the age of 87 years old after a lengthly battle with cancer. John was the longest standing executive for the Mississauga Terriers, last serving as the organization's Vice President. The Terriers wrote: "It is with heavy hearts
- [GTHL is seeking applicants for Finance Coordinator position](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-is-seeking-applicants-for-finance-coordinator-position/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is seeking qualified applicants for the full-time position of Finance Coordinator. Reporting to the Director, Finance and Administration, the Finance Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the accounts receivable and payables process, performing bank reconciliations as well as other duties. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE JOB DESCRIPTION. Duties & Responsibilities: Support Finance
- [Easy game day meals for the season](https://gthlcanada.com/easy-game-day-meals-for-the-season/) - As athletes, it's important to set yourself up for success by starting your day right and getting game-ready with a nutritious breakfast and pre-game meals. It’s essential that athletes get the right balance of nutrients to maintain optimal energy levels without feeling weighed down, ensuring peak performance on game day. Here are six easy breakfast
- [You Can Play hosts session for GTHL Development Staff](https://gthlcanada.com/you-can-play-hosts-session-for-gthl-development-staff/) - On September 16, You Can Play through partnership with the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted an education and awareness session with the League's Development Staff. The session, welcoming a total of 21 participants, included five coach facilitators, six officiating instructors, seven of the GTHL's investigators, as well as a couple of new staff and GTHL
- [GTHL, MHL, and NYHL recognize 2023-24 Officiating Award recipients](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mhl-and-nyhl-recognize-2023-24-officiating-award-recipients/) - On September 13, the Greater Toronto Hockey League with the Mississauga Hockey League (MHL) and North York Hockey League (NYHL), recognized the 2023-24 Officiating Award recipients. It was the 19th annual celebration of officiating excellence in the GTHL's competitive ('A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA') program, MHL, and NYHL. "Getting the GTHL competitive officials together with the MHL
- [2024 Concussion Awareness Week: Sept. 23-30](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-concussion-awareness-week-sept-23-30/) - Concussion Awareness Week was established in 2021 to increase concussion awareness by providing information and encouraging action in communities across Canada. Concussion Awareness Week is for everyone with a role in sport and recreation – participants, parents, coaches, organizers, educators, and more. This year, Concussion Awareness Week is taking place from September 23 to 30.
- [GTHL, KidSport Ontario announce partnership for 2024-25 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-kidsport-ontario-announce-partnership-for-2024-25-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and KidSport Ontario are proud to announce a partnership agreement for the 2024-25 season. The partnership will strive to assist young athletes in GTHL house league and competitive (‘AAA,’ ‘AA,’ ‘A’) programs in need of support by helping to remove financial barriers for new and current players. The partnership includes
- [GTHL recognizes Rowan's Law Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-recognizes-rowans-law-day/) - On September 27, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognizes Rowan's Law Day, highlighting concussion education and strategies to prevent, identify, and manage them. 1. What is Rowan's Law Day? Rowan’s Law Day is dedicated to the memory of Rowan Stringer, a young Ottawa rugby player who died tragically in 2013 from the effects of multiple
- [GTHL to host U12 team representing Korean Elementary Ice Hockey Association](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-host-u12-team-representing-korean-elementary-ice-hockey-association/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to host Under-12 hockey players representing the Korean Elementary Ice Hockey Association (KEIHA) with a welcome on September 24 through to October 8. The U12 KEIHA team will be looking to gain more experience within the sport of hockey as a part of Canadian culture. The visit will
- [167 GTHL alumni featured on 2024-25 OHL Opening Week rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/167-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2024-25-ohl-opening-week-rosters/) - The puck dropped on the Ontario Hockey League’s Opening Week on Thursday, September 26 with the reigning Memorial Cup champions Saginaw Spirit hosting the Windsor Spitfires, and a rivalry match-up between the Kingston Frontenacs and the Peterborough Petes. As the 2024-25 season begins, a total of 167 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni are featured on
- [Puck set to drop on 2024-25 GTHL season with theme of community](https://gthlcanada.com/puck-set-to-drop-on-2024-25-gthl-season-with-theme-of-community/) - The hockey community is a phrase thrown around often in our game. It's the people, teammates, the environment at the rink - there are many words used to describe the uplifting power and significance that is found within one's hockey community. Family. Friendship. Belonging. Home. Competition. Fun. It means something different to everyone, yet, a community
- [Around the G: October 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-october-2024-preview/) - The start of October means another GTHL season is getting started! Check out everything going on around the GTHL this month! Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (October) The GTHL is hosting Referee Clinics on various dates throughout October. The clinics range from entry-level referees to Level 1-6 re-certifications for experienced referees. CLICK HERE for more
- [Green Armband Policy Update](https://gthlcanada.com/green-armband-policy-update/) - In January 2024, the Greater Toronto Hockey League announced the introduction of the Green Armband Policy to provide additional support for on-ice officials within the GTHL and Members. Beginning in the 2024-25 season, the policy applies to all first year on-ice officials at both the recreational hockey and competitive ('A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA') levels. Click here to view
- [Nothers House League Team of the Month program returns for 2024-25 season](https://gthlcanada.com/nothers-house-league-team-of-the-month-program-returns-for-2024-25-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, is proud to announce the return of the Nothers House League Team of the Month program for the 2024-25 season. The Nothers House League Team of the Month program will once again give house league teams throughout the GTHL the opportunity to enter
- [U15 AA Toronto East Enders continue participation in Orange Jersey Project](https://gthlcanada.com/u15-aa-toronto-east-enders-continue-participation-in-orange-jersey-project/) - In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, the Under-15 'AA' Toronto East Enders participated in the Orange Jersey Project. The team wore the jerseys in an exhibition contest against the Halton Hills Thunder. The team continued its efforts in the Orange Jersey Project for the second consecutive season after participating in
- [84 GTHL alumni featured on 2024-25 NHL opening night rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/84-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2024-25-nhl-opening-night-rosters/) - As the 2024-25 season gets rolling in the National Hockey League (NHL), a total of 84 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni are featured on opening night rosters. Of the 32 teams in the NHL, 31 include at least one former GTHL player on their roster to start the season. Nine teams include a minimum of four former
- [World Mental Health Day: 7-Day Challenge](https://gthlcanada.com/world-mental-health-day-7-day-challenge/) - October 10 is World Mental Health Day. The day serves as a reminder to continue efforts to raise awareness of mental health around the world. This World Mental Health Day, the GTHL is sharing a 7-Day Challenge with its participants. Make mental health a focus over the next seven days with these small tasks each day!
- [Balancing School and Hockey: Tips for Student-Athletes](https://gthlcanada.com/balancing-school-and-hockey-tips-for-student-athletes/) - With the start of the school year and the hockey season underway, life can get busy for student-athletes. It's critical for players to understand that establishing a healthy balance between academics and sport is essential. It can be challenging to balance homework, practice, and games; but it is possible for athletes to maintain academic success and competitiveness
- [12 GTHL alumni named to Canadian rosters for 2024 U17 World Challenge](https://gthlcanada.com/12-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadian-rosters-for-2024-u17-world-challenge/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 44 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada Red and Canada White at the 2024 U17 World Challenge, set for Nov. 3-9 at Progressive Auto Sales Arena in Sarnia, Ontario. A total of 12 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni were named to the rosters, with
- [64 GTHL alumni featured on 2024-25 AHL opening night rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/64-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2024-25-ahl-opening-night-rosters/) - On Friday, October 11, the puck dropped on the American Hockey League (AHL) 2024-25 season. Opening night rosters featured a total of 64 Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni. Of the 32 teams in the AHL, 30 include at least one former GTHL player on their roster to start the season. 11 of the teams include a
- [GTHL launches online store powered by GSW](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-online-store-powered-by-gsw/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to share the launch of the GTHL Online Store in collaboration with Gitch Sportswear (GSW). The store features a sales window beginning Thursday, October 17 through to close on Wednesday, October 30 at 11:59pm. Delivery and pick-up options are available for orders. Orders in this window are anticipated
- [Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend set for October 26-27 at Canlan York](https://gthlcanada.com/esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend-set-for-october-26-27-at-canlan-york/) - The Esso Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Puck Drop Weekend is set for October 26 and 27 at Canlan York, celebrating the beginning of the 2024-25 season. A proud partner of the NHL, the Toronto Maple Leafs, and a Founding Partner of the Hockey Hall of Fame, the Esso brand will harness the power of
- [Six GTHL alumni named to Team CHL roster for 2024 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Kubota Canada](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-named-to-team-chl-roster-for-2024-chl-usa-prospects-challenge-presented-by-kubota-canada/) - The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) is proud to announce the roster for Team CHL ahead of the 2024 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Kubota Canada (see complete roster below). The latter is a new event that will see the top first-year 2025 NHL Draft-eligible prospects from the CHL’s Member Leagues – the Western Hockey
- [From Practice to Game Day: Creating a Pre-Game Routine](https://gthlcanada.com/from-practice-to-game-day-creating-a-pre-game-routine/) - Game day routines vary widely among athletes — many begin preparing from the moment they wake up, while others start just a few hours before the game. Regardless of the time, players benefit greatly from a consistent routine since it helps them prepare mentally and develop a sense of familiarity before each game. This consistent
- [Four GTHL alumni named to National Women's Team for first leg of Rivalry Series](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-team-for-first-leg-of-rivalry-series/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 25 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Women’s Team for the first three games of the 2024-25 Rivalry Series, starting Nov. 6 in San Jose, California. Among the 25 players selected are four Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni. GTHL ALUMNI (4): Laura Stacey
- [GTHL to host two-day Breakout Summit](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-host-two-day-breakout-summit/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the 2024 GTHL Breakout Summit, set to take place November 2-3 at Scotia Plaza. The two-day Summit will bring GTHL Club and House League leaders together to celebrate champions in the community, recognize leadership, and focus on continuing to build the path forward for hockey
- [Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend a success to celebrate start of 2024-25 season ](https://gthlcanada.com/esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend-a-success-to-celebrate-start-of-2024-25-season/) - On October 26 and 27, the Esso Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Puck Drop Weekend celebrated the beginning of the 2024-25 hockey season at Canlan York. The festival featured 68 games across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ ‘AAA’) and age groups from Under-10 to U18. A proud partner of the NHL, the Toronto Maple Leafs,
- [Around the G: November 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-november-2024-preview/) - Check out everything going on around the GTHL in November! 2024 GTHL Breakout Summit (November 2 & 3) The GTHL was proud to host the 2024 GTHL Breakout Summit, which took place November 2-3 at Scotia Plaza. The two-day Summit brought together GTHL Club and House League leaders to celebrate champions in the community, recognize
- [GTHL supports inaugural Come to Sleigh, Shine's first Para Ice Hockey Tournament](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-supports-inaugural-come-to-sleigh-shines-first-para-ice-hockey-tournament/) - On October 10, the Greater Toronto Hockey League was proud to support Come to Sleigh, Shine's inaugural Para Ice Hockey Tournament at Scotiabank Pond. The event, alongside Shine Dreamers and participants such as Paralympian Kevin Rempel, Wendel Clark, Darcy Tucker, Mike Krushelnyski, Olympian Geraldine Heaney, and Sportsnet's Evanka Osmak, raised over $100,000 in support of
- [GTHL, Carnegie family announce Herbert H. Carnegie Award](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-carnegie-family-announce-herbert-h-carnegie-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in collaboration with the Carnegie family, is proud to announce the Herbert H. Carnegie Award. The award will recognize a forward-thinking GTHL organization that has demonstrated leadership in creating and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, in addition to commitment to community development and outreach. The award will also recognize those
- [City of Vaughan Hockey Association President Barry Harte receives Order of Vaughan](https://gthlcanada.com/city-of-vaughan-hockey-association-president-barry-harte-receives-order-of-vaughan/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League extends a proud congratulations to Barry Harte, President of the City of Vaughan Hockey Association (CVHA), on receiving the Order of Vaughan. The Order of Vaughan is the highest civic honour the City of Vaughan may bestow on individuals who exemplify extraordinary citizenship and better the community. Harte received the honour
- [Platinum Cup tournament to feature second annual Maple Leafs Alumni vs. Toronto First Responders Game](https://gthlcanada.com/platinum-cup-tournament-to-feature-second-annual-maple-leafs-alumni-vs-toronto-first-responders-game/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and the Toronto Maple Leafs are proud to host the second annual Maple Leafs Alumni versus Toronto First Responders Game. As part of the 2024 Platinum Cup tournament festivities, Leafs alumni will take to the ice to face-off against local first responders at Scotiabank Pond (Rink 1) on Saturday, November
- [U10, U11 'AA' North Toronto teams giveback](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-u11-aa-north-toronto-teams-giveback/) - Earlier this season, Under-10 and U11 ‘AA’ North Toronto teams dedicated time to give back to their community. The U11 ‘AA’ North Toronto team gave back by donating non-perishable food to the Daily Food Bank, while U10 ‘AA’ North Toronto assisted by collecting donations, loading, unloading, and taking inventory of products at the Hillcrest Community Food Bank. Food banks in Toronto
- [U17 'AA' Mississauga Terriers support essential charity work, The Shoebox Project](https://gthlcanada.com/u17-aa-mississauga-terriers-support-essential-charity-work-the-shoebox-project/) - As the season of giving begins, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is encouraging the community to get involved. On November 2, the Under-17 ‘AA’ Mississauga Terriers supported The Shoebox Project. As part of the initiative, the team volunteered their time to help move over 6,000 pounds of essential gifts. “[We are] proud to be Terriers and proud to support women in the community,” Rad Matijevic,
- [2024 GTHL Breakout Summit celebrates community champions and builds inclusive pathways](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-gthl-breakout-summit-celebrates-community-champions-and-builds-inclusive-pathways/) - On November 2-3, the Greater Toronto Hockey League brought together the League’s Club and House League leaders with other community leaders for the 2024 GTHL Breakout Summit at Scotia Plaza. The two-day Summit celebrated champions in the community, recognized leadership, and focused on continuing to build the path forward for hockey and youth sport. With
- [Beyond X's and O's Coach Development Program features three GTHL members as part of pilot project](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-xs-and-os-coach-development-program-features-three-gthl-members-as-part-of-pilot-project/) - The most important part of any team is the coach. Coaches have the responsibility of developing strategies and training plans that help players grow while laying the foundation for a successful season. Coaches shape each player’s progress, teaching essential skills for sport and in life, and guiding athletes toward reaching their full potential - both
- [Two former GTHL officials selected for the 2024 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Kubota Canada](https://gthlcanada.com/two-former-gthl-officials-selected-for-the-2024-chl-usa-prospects-challenge-presented-by-kubota-canada/) - TORONTO, ON — The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) is proud to recognize and congratulate the officiating crew selected to work the 2024 CHL USA Prospects Challenge presented by Kubota Canada. The latter is a new two-game series that will see the top 22 NHL Draft prospects from the CHL’s Member Leagues – Western Hockey League (WHL),
- [RECAP: 2024 Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2024-platinum-cup-powered-by-the-toronto-maple-leafs-and-the-gthl/) - On November 22 to 24, the Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted 24 teams across three Under-11 divisions, including ‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’ teams, at Scotiabank Pond. For the second consecutive year, the tournament featured the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni versus Toronto First Responders Game. The
- [Two GTHL alumni named to National Women's Development Team for Women's Euro Hockey Tour](https://gthlcanada.com/two-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-development-team-for-womens-euro-hockey-tour/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 23 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Women’s Development Team as part of the Women’s Euro Hockey Tour, Dec. 11-15 in Tampere, Finland. Of the 23 players selected, two are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL): Claire Murdoch (Vaughan Kings) Emma
- [GTHL announces 2025 Top Prospects Game, Selection Show details](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2025-top-prospects-game-selection-show-details/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the 15th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will take place on January 29, 2025 at 7:00pm. The top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players will go head-to-head at Scotiabank Pond. Please note that as of January 13, the location of the 2025 GTHL
- [Around the G: December 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-december-2024-preview/) - With the calendar flipping to December, the holiday spirit is in the air! Check out everything going on around the G in the last month of 2024! 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game Selection Show (December 4) The roster for the 15th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will be announced on Wednesday, December 4
- [10 GTHL alumni featured on 2024-25 PWHL Opening Week rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/10-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2024-25-pwhl-opening-week-rosters/) - On November 30, the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) dropped the puck on the 2024-2025 season. Across the six rosters, a total of 10 Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni are featured. To open the season, Daryl Watts (Mississauga Braves) and the hometown Toronto Sceptres skated to a 3-1 win over the Boston Fleet. Watts notched
- [Beyond the Whistle: James Kraft](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-james-kraft/) - For James Kraft, wearing the stripes started out as nothing more than a means to some extra money in high school. In fact, the Mississauga, Ontario native originally approached the Port Credit Hockey Association with the intention of timekeeping. When asked to officiate instead, Kraft took the opportunity. “It probably wouldn’t have taken me long
- [GTHL honours Sean Coles, Anthony Thomas with commemorative helmet stickers for officials](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-honours-sean-coles-anthony-thomas-with-commemorative-helmet-stickers-for-officials/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is celebrating the lives of Sean Coles and Anthony Thomas with commemorative helmet stickers for fellow GTHL officials. Dedicated members of the hockey community, Sean passed in June 2024 and Anthony in August 2024. A loving and devoted husband, father, and hockey community member, Sean spent many seasons dedicated to
- [GTHL announces 2025 Top Prospects, ticket information in Selection Show fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2025-top-prospects-ticket-information-in-selection-show-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects in a selection show fuelled by Gatorade. The selection show featured the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players named to the prestigious game, taking place on January 29, 2025 at Scotiabank Pond. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00PM EST, with doors
- [RECAP: 2024 ‘A’ Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2024-a-challenge-cup/) - On November 29 to December 1, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted the ‘A’ Challenge Cup tournament at Scotiabank Pond. The tournament welcomed 32 ‘A’ teams across four non-contact divisions of Under-14, U15, U16, and U18. Teams from all over Ontario competed for the ‘A’ Challenge Cup, with this year’s tournament featuring participants from the
- [Six GTHL alumni named to Team Canada for 4 Nations Face-Off](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-named-to-team-canada-for-4-nations-face-off/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Following the June unveiling of its first six players for the 4 Nations Face-Off, Hockey Canada, in partnership with the National Hockey League (NHL) and National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA), has announced the full roster for the tournament, set for Feb. 12-20, 2025, in Montréal, Québec, and Boston, Massachusetts. Six alumni
- [Jack, Quinn Hughes named to U.S. roster for 4 Nations Face-Off](https://gthlcanada.com/jack-quinn-hughes-named-to-u-s-roster-for-4-nations-face-off/) - COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Hockey has announced its 23-player U.S. Men’s National Team roster that will compete in the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off, Feb. 12-20 in Montreal and Boston. The roster features brothers Jack and Quinn Hughes, both of who are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL). The Hughes' brothers are alumni of the Toronto Marlboros.
- [17 GTHL alumni selected for inaugural Connor McDavid OHL Top Prospects Game Presented by Enbridge Gas](https://gthlcanada.com/17-gthl-alumni-selected-for-inaugural-connor-mcdavid-ohl-top-prospects-game-presented-by-enbridge-gas/) - Toronto, ON – Forty-two OHL players on the NHL scouting radar will hit the ice in Brantford on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 for an exciting, first of its kind event for the Ontario Hockey League. Of the 42 players, 15 are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL). Both Vince Laise (Assistant Coach for the
- [Mississauga Beast hold Third Annual Charity Drive for The Shoebox Project](https://gthlcanada.com/mississauga-beast-hold-third-annual-charity-drive-for-the-shoebox-project/) - On December 3, the Mississauga Beast Hockey Club got into the spirit of giving. Also known as Giving Tuesday, the Beast held their third annual charity drive in support of The Shoebox Project (Mississauga Chapter). The Beast organization shared the word with teams, parents, and family members to encourage them to bring a shoebox with
- [Five former GTHL officials selected to skate World Junior pre-tournament games, World Junior A Challenge](https://gthlcanada.com/five-former-gthl-officials-selected-to-skate-world-junior-pre-tournament-games-world-junior-a-challenge/) - Five former Greater Toronto Hockey League officials have been selected to officiate for the 2024 World Junior A Challenge and pre-tournament games for the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship. Ryan Jenken has been selected as one of the tournament's referees for the 2024 World Junior A Challenge. For the World Junior pre-tournament games, both TJ
- [Beyond the Whistle: Broidy Rondelet](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-broidy-rondelet/) - For Broidy Rondelet, hockey has always been a significant part of his life. After spending his minor hockey career with North Toronto at the ‘AA’ level and competing at the Junior C level throughout university, Rondelet decided to shift his focus from playing to officiating. Now in his third year as an official, Rondelet
- [U10 ‘A’ Markham Islanders support three charitable initiatives this holiday season](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-a-markham-islanders-support-three-charitable-initiatives-this-holiday-season/) - Despite the busyness of the hockey season, the Under-10 ‘A’ Markham Islanders took the time to give back to three community initiatives. Between November 23 and December 1, the team engaged with the Toronto Transit Commission’s (TTC) Stuff the Bus event, the Toronto Police Community Program, and the Salvation Army Shelter in Barrie. As part of the
- [U15 AA East Enders Ticats support community effort with Christmas Toy Drive](https://gthlcanada.com/u15-aa-east-enders-ticats-support-community-effort-with-christmas-toy-drive/) - For the second consecutive year, the Under-15 ‘AA’ Toronto East Enders Ticats participated in Centre 55’s Share a Christmas Program. For over 40 years, the program has been dedicated to supporting and spreading joy to families in need, ensuring that everyone can experience the magic of Christmas. The program provides local individuals and families with
- [Seven GTHL alumni named to Canada East roster for 2024 Junior A World Challenge](https://gthlcanada.com/seven-gthl-alumni-named-to-canada-east-roster-for-2024-junior-a-world-challenge/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has named the 44 players from across the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada East and Canada West at the 2024 Junior A World Challenge, taking place Dec. 9-15 in Camrose, Alberta. Both teams were chosen following a three-day selection camp in Calgary
- [Four GTHL alumni named to National Women's Under-18 Team for 2025 IIHF U18 Women's World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-under-18-team-for-2025-iihf-u18-womens-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 24 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team at the 2025 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship, Jan. 4-12 in Vantaa, Finland. Of the 24 players selected, three are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), in addition to Head Coach Vicky
- [GTHL announces 2025 U18 ‘A’ All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2025-u18-a-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘A’ All-Star selections for the 2025 U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 25 at 10:00AM. The game will be the first of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Following the U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game,
- [GTHL announces 2025 U18 ‘AA’ All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2025-u18-aa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AA’ All-Star selections for the 2025 U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 25 at 1:00PM. The game will be one of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Announced in the morning of December 11,
- [GTHL announces 2025 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2025-u18-aaa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AAA’ All-Star selections for the 2025 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 25 at 4:00PM. The game will cap off three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Announced on December 11, the U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game
- [GTHL welcomes Spordle as League’s official tournament platform](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-spordle-as-leagues-official-tournament-platform/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce a two-year partnership with Spordle Inc., Canada’s leader in sports technology solutions. This partnership is designed to enhance the GTHL’s tournament management. The partnership will leverage Spordle’s Play platform, an integrated solution seamlessly connected with the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR), which is also
- [U10 AA West Mall Lightning show spirit of giving with Charity Run and record-breaking food drive](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-aa-west-mall-lightning-show-spirit-of-giving-with-charity-run-and-record-breaking-food-drive/) - The Under-10 ‘AA’ West Mall Lightning demonstrated the meaning of teamwork and community spirit through participating in a five kilometre charity run. The run took place in Centennial Park on November 23. Players, coaches, and their families came together to combine fitness with philanthropy to make a significant impact on those in need. As part
- [Six GTHL alumni named to National Junior Team for 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/six-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-junior-team-for-2025-iihf-world-junior-championship/) - OTTAWA, Ontario – Hockey Canada has unveiled the 25 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Junior Team at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship, Dec. 26-Jan. 5 in Ottawa. Among the 25 players selected, six are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (6): Luca Pinelli (Toronto Jr. Canadiens)
- [Ontario Hockey Federation announces updates to Player Movement Regulations](https://gthlcanada.com/ontario-hockey-federation-announces-updates-to-player-movement-regulations/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is committed to supporting players and families through every stage of their hockey journey. The Ontario Hockey Federation has made important updates to the Player Movement regulations to ensure fairness, consistency, and clarity across all Members and Associations. These changes aim to provide improved guidelines for player transfers, support player development,
- [King Clancy Cup returns for 2024-25 season](https://gthlcanada.com/king-clancy-cup-returns-for-2024-25-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce the return of the King Clancy Cup for the 2024-25 season. The King Clancy Cup makes its return for the first time since the 2018-19 season. The 2025 King Clancy Cup is open to non-playoff ‘A’ teams from the GTHL and the Mississauga Hockey League
- [Markham Islanders host second annual Sylvia Jacobs Memorial Winter Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/markham-islanders-host-second-annual-sylvia-jacobs-memorial-winter-classic/) - On December 14, the Markham Islanders hosted the second annual Sylvia Jacobs Memorial Winter Classic, featuring a friendly para hockey game between the Under-15 ‘AA’ Islanders and the Islanders ‘Open’ Para Hockey team. “My mom, Sylvia Jacobs, was the driving force behind the formation of the Islanders Sledge team in 1986, as well as the league, Ontario
- [U10 ‘A’ Applewood Coyotes give back to Mississauga Food Bank](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-a-applewood-coyotes-give-back-to-mississauga-food-bank/) - On December 18, the Mississauga Hockey League’s (MHL) Under-10 ‘A’ Applewood Coyotes volunteered to sort 6,240 pounds of food at the Mississauga Food Bank. In addition to the hands-on work, the Coyotes engaged in fundraising — exceeding their fundraising goal, raising over $2,800. The contributions of the team will provide approximately 9,040 meals to individuals and families facing food
- [Three GTHL alumni named to Canada's National Men's Team for 2024 Spengler Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-alumni-named-to-canadas-national-mens-team-for-2024-spengler-cup/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Twenty-six players will wear the Maple Leaf when Canada’s National Men’s Team looks to capture a record 17th championship at the 2024 Spengler Cup, Dec. 26-31 in Davos, Switzerland. Of the 26 players selected, three are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (3): Brandoe Coe (Toronto Young Nationals) Sam
- [Around the G: January 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-january-2025-preview/) - Goodbye 2024, hello 2025! Check out everything going on around the GTHL this month. Vince Spagnuolo Tournament of Champions (January 10-12) Every January the Heartland Dragons Hockey Association hosts the annual Vince Spagnuolo House League Tournament of Champions. The tournament structure ensures great fun is had by all participants. The tournament welcomes teams in the Under-9,
- [GTHL announces officiating selections for 2025 Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-officiating-selections-for-2025-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the officiating selections for the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade. The 15th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, featuring the League’s top 40 U16 ‘AAA’ players, is set for Wednesday, January 29 at Scotiabank Pond. Puck drop is 7:00PM. Please
- [GTHL announces celebrity coaches for 2025 Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-celebrity-coaches-for-2025-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the four celebrity coaches who will take part in the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade. The game, featuring the top 40 GTHL Under-16 'AAA' players, is set to take place on Wednesday, January 29 at Scotiabank Pond. Puck drop is
- [2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game to move to Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-gthl-top-prospects-game-to-move-to-scotiabank-pond/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today that the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will now take place at Scotiabank Pond. Originally scheduled for the Herbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre, the venue change was prompted by a new construction project at the original location. The safety of all participants and spectators is
- [GTHL announces officiating selections for 2025 U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-officiating-selections-for-2025-u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the officiating selections for the 2025 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade. The 23rd edition of the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade is Saturday, January 25, with the ‘A’ All-Star Game setting the stage at 10:00AM followed by the ‘AA’ All-Stars in a matinee match-up at
- [2025 U18 A All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-u18-a-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2025 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 25 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘A’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game is set for Saturday, January 25 at 10:00am. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 A ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE #1
- [2025 Meet the Prospects fuelled by Gatorade: Team Red](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-meet-the-prospects-fuelled-by-gatorade-team-red/) - The GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade is an annual event featuring the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players. The 15th annual game is set to take place on Wednesday, January 29 at Scotiabank Pond. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00pm with doors opening at 6:00pm. Meet the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects on Team Red.
- [2025 Meet the Prospects fuelled by Gatorade: Team Blue](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-meet-the-prospects-fuelled-by-gatorade-team-blue/) - The GTHL Top Prospects Game is an annual event featuring the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players. The 15th annual game is set to take place on Wednesday, January 29 at Scotiabank Pond. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00pm with doors opening at 6:00pm. Meet the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects fuelled by Gatorade, starting with Team
- [2025 U18 AA All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-u18-aa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2025 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 25 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game is set for Saturday, January 25 at 1:00pm. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 AA ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE 
- [2025 U18 AAA All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-u18-aaa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2025 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 25 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AAA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game caps off the festival at 4:00pm on Saturday, January 25. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 AAA
- [Eighth annual I Play in the G Festival set for January 25-26](https://gthlcanada.com/eighth-annual-i-play-in-the-g-festival-set-for-january-25-26/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is thrilled to announce the eighth annual I Play in the G Festival, set to take place at Scotiabank Pond on January 25-26, 2025. The weekend-long festival will celebrate all the GTHL community has to offer, from various activations throughout the facility, to everything from accessible forms
- [Four GTHL alumni named to National Women's Team for Canadian leg of Rivalry Series](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-team-for-canadian-leg-of-rivalry-series/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 25 players who have been named to Canada’s National Women’s Team for the Canadian leg of the 2024-25 Rivalry Series, Feb. 6 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and concluding Feb. 8 in Summerside, Prince Edward Island. Of the 25 players, four are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey
- [GTHL announces two roster additions to 2025 Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-two-roster-additions-to-2025-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today two roster additions to the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade on Wednesday, January 29 at Scotiabank Pond. Forward Tyler Lee (Don Mills Flyers) will join Team Blue and defenceman Logan Massimi (Toronto Titans) will join Team Red. Brayden Bennett, forward for the Toronto Titans, and Don Mills
- [Watch the 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade live on GameOnStream](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2025-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade-live-on-gameonstream/) - The 15th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will have a live stream available for purchase for those unable to attend in person. The stream, available via GameOnStream, is $9.99 plus tax. Dana McKiel, long-time sports industry broadcaster and part of the GTHL on RogersTV, returns to join GTHL General Manager Peter Kourtis,
- [Team Blue kicks off U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade with 10-7 win in 'A' match-up](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-kicks-off-u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade-with-10-7-win-in-a-match-up/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its 23rd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 25 at Scotiabank Pond. The festival got started with the U18 ‘A’ All-Stars in a morning match. To kick-off the All-Star festivities, Team Red's Joshua Costa (Toronto Eagles) and Sasha Cooke (York Mills) from Team Blue joined Director of Marketing for
- [Team Blue takes U18 'AA' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade with 7-2 final](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-takes-u18-aa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade-with-7-2-final/) - The mid-day match-up of the 23rd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade featured the ‘AA’ All-Stars on Saturday, January 25 at Scotiabank Pond. Following the ‘A’ All-Star Game which saw Team Blue capture the trophy in a 10-7 final, the ‘AA’ All-Stars hit the ice. Keeping the momentum going for Team Blue, the ‘AA’ All-Star Game
- [Team Blue skates to 3-2 overtime win in U18 'AAA' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-skates-to-3-2-overtime-win-in-u18-aaa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - On Saturday, January 25, the ‘AAA’ All-Stars wrapped up the 23rd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Before the ‘AAA’ All-Stars hit the ice, the U18 ‘AA’ All-Stars and ‘A’ All-Stars faced off with Team Blue winning both high scoring games. The ‘AAA’ match-up proved to be the most balanced contest of the
- [Team Red triumphs 7-3 in 15th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/team-red-triumphs-7-3-in-15th-annual-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The 15th annual Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade took place on Wednesday, January 29 at Scotiabank Pond in front of over 1,100 fans. Team Red came out victorious against Team Blue with a convincing 7-3 win. Team Red was coached by returnees Nik Antropov and
- [Register your team for the 2025 King Clancy Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/register-your-team-for-the-2025-king-clancy-cup/) - On December 14, the Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly announced the return of the King Clancy Cup for the 2024-25 season — marking its first appearance on the GTHL calendar since the 2018-19 campaign. As excitement builds for the tournament's comeback, the GTHL is pleased to open registration for eligible teams. Non-playoff 'A' teams from the
- [Around the G: February 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-february-2025-preview/) - Check out everything going on around the GTHL in the last month of the regular season! Don Montgomery Memorial Valentines Tournament (February 6-9) The annual Don Montgomery Memorial Valentines Tournament returns for another season. This tournament offers House League and Select Divisions at Under-7 to U18. CLICK HERE to learn more about this tournament. GTHL Development
- [GTHL Addresses Report, Outlines Next Steps](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-addresses-report-outlines-next-steps-2/) - Toronto, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) received the report regarding alleged financial improprieties that was conducted by Special Integrity Commissioner, retired Justice Mr. David Watt, on December 19, 2024 (the “Report”). The GTHL Governance Committee conducted an initial review of the report, and on January 28, 2025, the GTHL Board of Directors
- [Eighth Annual "I Play in the G" Festival Celebrates GTHL Community](https://gthlcanada.com/eighth-annual-i-play-in-the-g-festival-celebrates-gthl-community/) - On January 25-26, the Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated its community with the eighth annual I Play in the G Festival at Scotiabank Pond. The weekend-long festival highlighted all the GTHL community has to offer, from various activations throughout the facility, to everything from accessible forms of hockey, and house league, select, ‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and
- [GTHL Statement on U16 'AA' Mississauga Rattlers Ineligible Team Official](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-statement-on-u16-aa-mississauga-rattlers-ineligible-team-official/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is aware of the statement released today by the Mississauga Rattlers Hockey Association and the Under-16 ‘AA’ Mississauga Rattlers team. Team Officials have several requirements they must meet in order to be eligible to participate. These requirements include certain credentials they must obtain, such as submission and approval
- [February 15 is Team Official Announcement Day](https://gthlcanada.com/february-15-is-team-official-announcement-day/) - As a member of the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF), the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is reminding all players, families, and participants that Saturday, February 15 is Team Official Announcement Day. Team Official Announcement Day is when clubs can officially introduce their teams' coaching staff — inclusive of all bench staff (head coach, assistant coaches, trainers, and
- [GTHL postpones all competitive games scheduled for Sunday, February 16](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-postpones-all-competitive-games-scheduled-for-sunday-february-16/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the postponement of all competitive ('A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA') games scheduled for Sunday, February 16 due to the expected weather and travel conditions. These games will be rescheduled to a later date. Please check GTHLCanada.com in the coming days for rescheduled games. The GTHL appreciates your patience and
- [GTHL mourns loss of Brian Coles](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-loss-of-brian-coles/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and its community are mourning the loss of Brian Coles. Brian passed surrounded by his family after a courageous battle with cancer on February 12, 2025. As shared in Brian's obituary, he will be forever remembered as a man of true strength, integrity, and love, a dedicated firefighter and hockey
- [Beyond the Whistle: Christopher Charles](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-christopher-charles/) - Like most Canadians, hockey has always been a passion for Christopher Charles – despite taking an unconventional path to the game. Growing up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Charles was first introduced to the sport through his father. One evening, he walked into his parents' room and found his dad watching hockey on TV. “I asked him
- [Nominate a GTHL organization for the Herbert H. Carnegie Award](https://gthlcanada.com/nominate-a-gthl-organization-for-the-herbert-h-carnegie-award/) - In November 2024, the Greater Toronto Hockey League, in collaboration with the Carnegie family, proudly announced the Herbert H. Carnegie Award. The award will recognize a forward-thinking GTHL organization that has demonstrated leadership in creating and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, in addition to commitment to community development and outreach. Do you know a GTHL organization
- [Register for the 14th annual GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-the-14th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-presented-by-spordle-in-support-of-the-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce the 14th annual GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. New this year, the GTHL welcomes Spordle as the title sponsor of the golf tournament as part of the League's partnership announced in December 2024. The GTHL Legacy Classic presented
- [Around the G: March 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-march-2025-preview/) - The month of March means the GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW are underway! As we jump into playoff hockey, check out everything going on around the G this month! GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW (March) The 2025 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW are in full swing, as teams compete to be crowned GTHL Champions. CLICK HERE to
- [GTHL Expels Humberview Huskies Hockey Club from Membership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-expels-humberview-huskies-hockey-club-from-membership-2/) - Toronto, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) previously announced that it had engaged former Justice David Watt K.C. as Special Integrity Commissioner to examine certain alleged financial improprieties by some member organizations or teams. On February 4, 2025, the GTHL announced that it had received the report (“Report”) from the Commissioner. The announcement
- [Recap: 2024-2025 Pro Hockey Life Cup Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2024-2025-pro-hockey-life-cup-champions/) - On Saturday, March 2, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized the 2024-2025 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup celebrations. Each team received their trophies, took team photos, and enjoyed a day off from competition to celebrate their regular season success ahead of the playoffs. Click here to view all the photos from the 2025 Pro
- [U14 A East Enders Ticats participate in Coldest Night of the Year, raise over $2,000 in support of Red Door Shelter](https://gthlcanada.com/u14-a-east-enders-ticats-participate-in-coldest-night-of-the-year-raise-over-2000-in-support-of-red-door-shelter/) - On February 22, the Under-14 'A' Toronto East Enders Ticats participated in the Coldest Night of the Year fundraising event for the third consecutive year. The Coldest Night of the Year is a family-friendly two or five kilometre fundraising walk-in support of local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness. Together, with thousands across
- [GTHL announces team entries for 2025-2026 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2025-2026-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the Under-10 to U18 teams granted entries for the 2025-26 season. A total of 493 teams from 54 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation across the U10 to U18 age groups by the League’s Board of Directors. A total of 96 ‘AAA’ teams, 193 ‘AA’ teams, and 204
- [GTHL Director Brian Webster honoured with King Charles III Coronation Medal](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-director-brian-webster-honoured-with-king-charles-iii-coronation-medal/) - On March 6, Brian Webster was honoured with the King Charles III Coronation Medal. The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly congratulates Webster, a dedicated Director on the GTHL Board, on this well-deserved recognition. Peter Fonseca, Member of Parliament (MP) for Mississauga East—Cooksville, presented Webster with the medal, sharing: "Brian Webster’s decades of leadership in youth
- [Five GTHL alumni named to National Women's Team for 2025 IIHF Women's World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-team-for-2025-iihf-womens-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the 25 players named to Canada’s National Women’s Team roster who will look for a fourth gold medal in five years at the 2025 IIHF Women’s World Championship, April 9-20 in Ceske Budejovice, Czechia. Of the 25 players selected, five are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League
- [Watch the 2025 OHL Cup on LiveBarn!](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2025-ohl-cup-on-livebarn/) - The puck drops on the OHL Cup on Monday, March 24 with the Wild Card match-ups beginning at 8:00am. Don’t miss a second of the action with all Wild Card, Round Robin, Quarterfinal, and Semi-Final games available to be streamed on LiveBarn. The OHL Cup LiveBarn package can be purchased for $29.99 plus tax, covering all
- [GTHL, OHL release tickets for 2025 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-ohl-release-tickets-for-2025-ohl-cup-championship-final/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League, has released tickets to the 2025 OHL Cup Championship Final to be played at 7:00pm on Friday, March 28 at Mattamy Athletic Centre. General admission tickets to the Championship Final are available for $14.50 per ticket, including taxes and ticket fees, and can
- [GTHL mourns loss of Greg Hopper](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-loss-of-greg-hopper/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and its community are mourning the loss of Greg Hopper, who passed on March 22 at the age of 71. Greg, known for embracing leadership roles, served as the President of the Victoria Village hockey organization for almost 20 years. Through his dedication to volunteering, Greg left a lasting and meaningful
- [GTHL mourns the passing of Life Member Michael J. Penman](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-the-passing-of-life-member-michael-j-penman/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) community is mourning the passing of Michael J. Penman on March 29, 2025. A Life Member of the League, Michael was a cherished leader, visionary, and lifelong steward of the game whose influence extended across Ontario and throughout Canada’s hockey community. Michael dedicated his life to the sport he
- [Toronto Jr. Canadiens edge Don Mills Flyers to capture 2025 OHL Cup Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-jr-canadiens-edge-don-mills-flyers-to-capture-2025-ohl-cup-championship/) - Connor Williams / Ontario Hockey League Toronto, ON – Friday night at Mattamy Athletic Centre, the wildcard Toronto Jr. Canadiens beat the Don Mills Flyers 3-2 to capture the 2025 OHL Cup Championship, winning their second championship in the last three years. Opening up the scoring under a minute into the game, Jax Pereira (3)
- [2025-2026 GTHL Tryout Registration Link](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-2026-gthl-tryout-registration-link/) - The GTHL Tryout Registration Link is LIVE! Get ready by registering as soon as possible! To attend tryouts you must be fully registered – don’t miss out! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER.
- [Around the G: April 2025 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-april-2025-preview/) - The start of April means the end of hockey season is near, but there’s still lots to catch up on! Stay up to date with the latest edition of Around the G! GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW (April) The 2024-25 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW come to a close in the month of April. A
- [GTHL remembers Doug West](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-remembers-doug-west/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and its community mourn the passing of Doug West, a pillar of the Faustina Hockey Club, who passed away at the age of 70 on March 20, 2025. Doug’s dedication to Faustina spanned over 35 years, beginning as a member on November 15, 1989. His contributions to the club were
- [GTHL mourns loss of George Pappas](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-loss-of-george-pappas/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League community is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of George Pappas on March 31, 2025. A long-time volunteer within the hockey community, George served as the Treasurer of the Humber Valley Hockey Association and contributed as a member of the GTHL Finance Committee. His dedication, professionalism, and passion for
- [EYHA celebrates 80th Anniversary, awards 70th Little Stanley Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/eyha-celebrates-80th-anniversary-awards-70th-little-stanley-cup/) - The East York Hockey Association (EYHA) celebrated its 80th anniversary, and the 70th anniversary of the Little Stanley Cup, with a ceremony on March 29 at East York Memorial arena. The ceremony was an opportunity for the East York minor hockey community to come together and celebrate the legacy that the EYHA has built over
- [GTHL sees leading 87 players selected in 2025 OHL Priority Selection ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-sees-leading-87-players-selected-in-2025-ohl-priority-selection-2/) - The Ontario Hockey League concluded the 2025 OHL Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore for North American players born predominantly in 2009, with the Greater Toronto Hockey League featuring a leading 87 players selected. The 87 GTHL players on the board accounted for 28.71 per cent of the 2025 OHL Priority Selection. The annual Priority Selection was
- [20 GTHL players featured in 2025 OHL Under-18 Priority Selection ](https://gthlcanada.com/20-gthl-players-featured-in-2025-ohl-under-18-priority-selection-2/) - On April 16, the Ontario Hockey League conducted the ninth annual OHL Under–18 Priority Selection for U18 ‘AAA’ players in Ontario. Eligibility for the 2025 OHL Under-18 Priority Selection included all U18 players (2007 and 2008 birth years) not currently on an OHL Member Team Protected List who were carded with an Ontario based U18
- [48 GTHL Alumni set to compete in 2025 NHL Playoffs ](https://gthlcanada.com/48-gthl-alumni-set-to-compete-in-2025-nhl-playoffs-2/) - The 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs are set to begin on Saturday, April 19 with a total of 48 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni on the hunt for hockey’s greatest prize. The Toronto Maple Leafs, led by Mitch Marner (Don Mills Flyers) and John Tavares (Toronto Marlboros) as well as aided by trade deadline pick-up Scott Laughton (Toronto Marlboros), will look to
- [Celebrate a GTHL Volunteer Hero During National Volunteer Week](https://gthlcanada.com/celebrate-a-gthl-volunteer-hero-during-national-volunteer-week/) - Every champion starts with a hero behind the scenes. As the 2024-2025 season comes to a close, it’s important to recognize all the people who help make every puck drop possible. National Volunteer Week is April 27 to May 3, 2025, and the Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to launch the GTHL Volunteer Heroes celebration! The
- [Recap: 2025 King Clancy Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2025-king-clancy-cup/) - The King Clancy Cup made its return this season, concluding Saturday, April 19. Welcoming 74 non-playoff teams in the 'A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA' competitive divisions, a total of 294 games were played, resulting in 13 champions. With the 13 champions, a total of 23 different clubs made a finals appearance. At the ‘A’ level, the North York
- [Four GTHL Alumni named to National Men’s Under-18 Team for 2025 IIHF U18 World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-mens-under-18-team-for-2025-iihf-u18-world-championship-2/) - FRISCO, Texas – Twenty-five players have been named to Canada’s National Men’s Under-18 Team as it looks to defend its gold medal at the 2025 IIHF U18 Men’s World Championship, April 23-May 3 in Frisco and Allen, Texas. Of the 25 players selected, four are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (4): Alessandro Di Iorio (Vaughan
- [Player Registration Fee (PRF) Open for 2025-2026 Registration](https://gthlcanada.com/player-registration/)
- [Recap: 2025 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2025-gthl-playoffs-presented-by-gsw/) - The 2025 GTHL Playoffs presented by Gitch Sportswear concluded on Saturday, April 19. This year, a total of 1,549 playoff games were played, resulting in 26 champions crowned across the ‘A’, AA’, and ‘AAA’ competitive levels. Congratulations to the 2025 GTHL Playoff Champions and Finalists! ‘A’ Playoff Champions and Finalists Division Champion Finalist Under-10 Forest Hill 
- [Register Your Team for the 2025 ‘A’ Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/register-your-team-for-the-2025-a-challenge-cup-2/) - Toronto, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the return of the ‘A’ Challenge Cup, bringing top ‘A’ teams together to Scotiabank Pond on November 14-16, 2025. Hosted by the GTHL, the non-contact tournament is open to Under-14, U15, U16, U17, and U18 teams from across Ontario. All teams are guaranteed
- [2025 Mental Health Week: Tips for a Healthier Hockey Community](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-mental-health-week-tips-for-a-healthier-hockey-community/) - As part of 2025 Mental Health Week (May 5-11), the Greater Toronto Hockey League is sharing a series of mental health tips designed for the hockey community — including players, coaches, officials, and families. Regardless of what your role is in our game, your mindset matters. This week, the GTHL is highlighting simple and impactful ways to
- [Bench Staff Clinics Open for Registration](https://gthlcanada.com/bench-staff-requirements/)
- [GTHL Launches Parent Information Centre to Support Families and Promote Minor Hockey Programs](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-parent-information-centre-to-support-families-and-promote-minor-hockey-programs-2/) - Toronto, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is proud to announce the launch of the first phase of the Parent Information Centre (PIC), a new initiative designed to empower parents with the information, tools, and community support they need to confidently guide their children through the youth hockey experience. Additional phases will be rolled
- [Two GTHL Alumni Help Minnesota Frost Claim Second Consecutive Walter Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/two-gthl-alumni-minnesota-frost-walter-cup/) - ST. PAUL, MN – The Minnesota Frost claimed their second-straight Walter Cup title on Monday, with a 2-1 overtime win over the Ottawa Charge in Game 4 of the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) Championship Final. Two Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni helped lift the Frost to victory. GTHL ALUMNI (2): Claire Thompson (Humber
- [Seven GTHL Alumni Help London Knights Win 2025 Memorial Cup ](https://gthlcanada.com/seven-gthl-alumni-help-london-knights-win-2025-memorial-cup-2/) - RIMOUSKI, QC – The London Knights claimed their third Memorial Cup title on June 1, with a decisive 4-1 victory over the Medicine Hat Tigers. Seven Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni helped push the Knights to victory. GTHL ALUMNI (7): Sam O’Reilly (U16 Vaughan Kings) Denver Barkey (U16 Toronto Titans) Sam Dickinson (U16 Toronto
- [Register Your Team for the 2025 'A' Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/register-your-team-for-the-2025-a-challenge-cup/) - Toronto, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the return of the 'A' Challenge Cup, bringing top 'A' teams together to Scotiabank Pond on November 14-16, 2025. Hosted by the GTHL, the non-contact tournament is open to Under-14, U15, U16, U17, and U18 teams from across Ontario. All teams are guaranteed
- [Registration Now Open for 2025 Platinum Cup Tournament](https://gthlcanada.com/platinum-cup/)
- [Beyond the Whistle: Liam O'Dette](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-liam-odette/) - Liam O’Dette has been on the ice for as long as he can remember. Beginning his hockey career at the age of six, O’Dette spent his minor hockey days playing ‘AAA’ for the Markham Waxers, and competed at the Junior A level for the Stouffville Spirit and Markham Royals. Moving on to university,
- [2025 Kenneth R. Stiles Memorial Scholarship: Applications Open for Eligible Officials](https://gthlcanada.com/2025-kenneth-r-stiles-memorial-scholarship-applications-open-for-eligible-officials/) - The Seaman Hotchkiss Hockey Foundation, in partnership with Hockey Canada, is proud to support the next generation of Canadian officials through the Kenneth R. Stiles Memorial Scholarship. Established in honour of Ken Stiles and his outstanding contributions to grassroots hockey, the scholarship continues his legacy by empowering young leaders to pursue both academic and officiating
- [Three GTHL Players Selected in 2025 QMJHL Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/three-gthl-players-selected-in-2025-qmjhl-draft/) - The Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) completed the 2025 QMJHL Draft presented by Fenplast on June 7 at the Videotron Centre in Quebec City. The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) saw three players selected. A total of 219 players were selected through 12 rounds, including 123 forwards, 70 defencemen, and 26 goaltenders. The first
- [Michael Ashbourne recognized with 2025 Len Barrett U18 House League Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/michael-ashbourne-recognized-with-2025-len-barrett-u18-house-league-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Michael Ashbourne, the recipient of the 2025 Len Barrett Under-18 House League Scholarship Award. The award is a one-time $2,000 post-secondary scholarship provided by the GTHL recognizing a U18 House League player who excels both academically and in hockey. Established in 2005 and named
- [Jacob Jansen named 2025 recipient of Frank D. Smith U18 'A' Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/jacob-jansen-named-2025-recipient-of-frank-d-smith-u18-a-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly announced Jacob Jansen as the 2025 recipient of the Frank D. Smith Under-18 ‘A’ Scholarship Award at the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store on June 12. Held at the iconic Hockey Hall of Fame, the evening recognized outstanding achievements both on
- [Colin Brazel named 2025 recipient of J. Norman Sharp U18 'AA' Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/colin-brazel-named-2025-recipient-of-j-norman-sharp-u18-aa-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly named Colin Brazel as the 2025 recipient of the J. Norman Sharp Under-18 ‘AA’ Scholarship Award at the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Established in 2005, the J. Norman Sharp U18 ‘AA’
- [Registration open for 2025 GTHL Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-summer-camp/)
- [Two GTHL Alumni Lift Second Consecutive Stanley Cup with Florida Panthers](https://gthlcanada.com/two-gthl-alumni-lift-second-consecutive-stanley-cup-with-florida-panthers/) - Photo courtesy of NHL.com (Getty Images) SUNRISE, FL – The Florida Panthers won their second consecutive Stanley Cup Tuesday night, with a 5-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers. Two Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) alumni helped the Panthers take the Cup. GTHL ALUMNI (2) Sam Bennett (Toronto Marlboros) Evan Rodrigues (Toronto Marlboros) The Panthers
- [Scarborough Hockey Association Named Inaugural Winner of the Herbert H. Carnegie Award](https://gthlcanada.com/scarborough-hockey-association-named-inaugural-winner-of-the-herbert-h-carnegie-award/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), in partnership with the Carnegie family, is proud to announce the Scarborough Hockey Association (SHA) as the inaugural recipient of the Herbert H. Carnegie Award. The award was presented on July 14 at the GTHL’s Annual Meeting of Members. Created to honour the legacy of Herbert
- [Nine GTHL Alumni Named to National Women's U18 Selection Camp and National Women's Development Team Series](https://gthlcanada.com/nine-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-womens-u18-selection-camp-and-national-womens-development-team-series/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has announced the rosters for Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team selection camp, presented by BFL CANADA, and Canada’s National Women’s Development Team for its three-game series against the United States. Forty-six players – six goaltenders, 14 defence and 26 forwards – have been invited to U18 selection camp, scheduled for Aug. 6-9 at the WinSport Event Centre in Calgary.
- [16 GTHL Alumni Invited to National Teams Orientation Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/16-gthl-alumni-invited-to-national-teams-orientation-camp/) - CALGARY, Alberta – As part of the road to Italy, Hockey Canada has invited 92 players from its men’s, women’s, and para hockey teams to attend its National Teams Orientation Camp, set for Aug. 26-28 in Calgary. Of the 92 players invited, 16 are alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League. GTHL ALUMNI (16) The National Teams
- [5 GTHL Alumni Named to National Men's Summer U18 Team for 2025 Hlinka Gretzky Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/5-gthl-alumni-named-to-national-mens-summer-u18-team-for-2025-hlinka-gretzky-cup/) - OAKVILLE, Ontario – Hockey Canada has unveiled the 25 players who will wear the Maple Leaf with Canada’s National Men’s Summer Under-18 Team as it looks to capture a fourth-straight gold medal at the 2025 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, set for Aug. 11-16 in Brno, Czechia and Trencin, Slovakia. Of the 25 players named to the roster, five are alumni of
- [Matteo Porto Named 2025 Recipient of Gord Hughes U16 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/matteo-porto-named-2025-recipient-of-gord-hughes-u16-aaa-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce Matteo Porto as the 2025 recipient of the Gord Hughes Under-16 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award. Porto was recognized with the honour at the GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held on June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Established in 2012,
- [GTHL Announces Gord McDonald as Life Member](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-gord-mcdonald-as-life-member/) - Toronto, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the election of Gord McDonald as a Life Member — an honour reserved for those whose outstanding service and contributions have left a lasting impact on the League and its community. A long-time volunteer, McDonald served on the GTHL Board of Directors beginning
- [Kayo Lake Named 2025 Recipient of George F. Dufton U18 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/kayo-lake-named-2025-recipient-of-george-f-dufton-u18-aaa-scholarship-award/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly announced Kayo Lake as the 2025 recipient of the George F. Dufton Under-18 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award during the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. The George F. Dufton U18 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award is presented
- [Rob Morrell Honoured with 2025 Rob Silc Community Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/rob-morrell-honoured-with-2025-rob-silc-community-coaching-award/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce Rob Morrell as the 2025 recipient of the Rob Silc Community Coaching Award. The recognition was formally announced during the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Established in 2018, the
- [Tanya Witty Makes History as 2025 Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/tanya-witty-makes-history-as-2025-herb-ebisuzaki-coaching-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly announced Tanya Witty as the 2025 recipient of the Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award at the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store. The Gala was held on June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Witty not only joins a prestigious list of
- [Off the Boards: Alex Daigle](https://gthlcanada.com/off-the-boards-alex-daigle/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to launch Off the Boards — a new GTHL alumni series celebrating former players making a difference beyond the ice. From teachers to trades workers, doctors to first responders and beyond, these are the stories of character built in the rinks and carried into everyday life. The series begins
- [Dan Girard Named 2025 Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year](https://gthlcanada.com/dan-girard-named-2025-dr-tom-pashby-trainer-of-the-year/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly announced Dan Girard as the 2025 recipient of the Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year Award at the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store on June 12, held at the historic Hockey Hall of Fame. Established in 2012, the Dr. Tom
- [Anthony Munro Named 2025 Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/anthony-munro-named-2025-gus-gordon-memorial-officials-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce Anthony Munro as the 2025 recipient of the Gus Gordon Memorial Officials Award. The honour was formally announced at the GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Selected annually by the GTHL
- [Patti Marshall Named 2025 Cooper Humanitarian Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/patti-marshall-named-2025-cooper-humanitarian-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce Patti Marshall as the recipient of the 2025 Cooper Humanitarian Award. Marshall was recognized with the award at the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Established in 1977 and originally sponsored by Cooper Canada,
- [GTHL Alumna Tamara Giaquinto selected in 2025 PWHL Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumna-tamara-giaquinto-selected-in-2025-pwhl-draft/) - OTTAWA, ON - The 2025 Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) Draft presented by Upper Deck was held on Tuesday, June 25 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Ottawa, Ontario. A total of 48 players were selected in the six-round process from seven different countries. This included 30 forwards, 13 defenders, and five
- [Ben Rigas Named 2025 Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/ben-rigas-named-2025-roy-pejcinovski-memorial-goaltending-character-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is honoured to announce Ben Rigas as the recipient of the 2025 Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award. The recognition was formally awarded at the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store on June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Named in memory of Roy Pejcinovski, a beloved
- [Judah Bornstein Honoured as 2025 John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award Recipient](https://gthlcanada.com/judah-borenstein-honoured-as-2025-john-r-gardner-special-recognition-award-recipient/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce Judah Bornstein of the Forest Hill Hockey Association as the recipient of the 2025 John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award. The honour was formally awarded during the annual GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store, held on June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. Established in
- [20 GTHL Alumni Selected in 2025 NHL Entry Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/20-gthl-alumni-selected-in-2025-nhl-entry-draft/) - The 2025 National Hockey League (NHL) Draft presented by Upper Deck, took place June 27-28 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California. A total of 224 players were selected through seven rounds, including 131 forwards, 69 defencemen, and 24 goaltenders. The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) was proud to see 20 alumni selected
- [RECAP: 2025 GTHL Awards presented by Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2025-gthl-awards-presented-by-nothers-the-award-store/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly hosted the 2025 Awards Gala, presented by Nothers The Award Store, on Thursday, June 12 at the Hockey Hall of Fame. The evening brought together players, coaches, officials, volunteers, and families to honour the outstanding individuals who made an impact during the 2024-25 season. Held in the Esso Great Hall,
- [GTHL Launches Digital Silent Auction in Support of Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-digital-silent-auction-in-support-of-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce the launch of the GTHL Legacy Classic presented by Spordle Digital Silent Auction, now live and open to all! Running until Tuesday, July 22 at 3:30 p.m., the silent auction offers the chance to bid on a wide variety of items — all in support of
- [John Bell Awarded George Chamandy Memorial Trophy, GTHL's Highest Honour](https://gthlcanada.com/john-bell-awarded-george-chamandy-memorial-trophy-gthls-highest-honour/) - TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce John Bell, President of the George Bell Hockey Association, as the recipient of the 2025 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy. The award was formally presented at the GTHL’s Annual Meeting of Members on July 14. Established in 1953, the George Chamandy Memorial Trophy is
- [GTHL Shares Update on Integrity Action Plan Ahead of Annual Meeting of Members](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-shares-update-on-integrity-action-plan-ahead-of-annual-meeting-of-members/) - Toronto, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League continues to move forward with its Integrity Action Plan and its dedication to transparency and trust in minor hockey. As part of this effort, the GTHL will present its Membership with Notices of Motion proposing amendments to its governance structure at its Annual Meeting on July 14,
- [GTHL shares 2024-25 Annual Report](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-shares-2024-25-annual-report/) - Toronto, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to share its 2024-25 Annual Report. The Annual Report covers Year in Review Highlights, an update on registration, Community Partnerships and culture change efforts, status of the GTHL Legacy Fund, Outreach, Events, Development, and more. To review the Annual Report in full, CLICK HERE. ABOUT THE
- [Beyond the Whistle: Sydney Jacobs](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-sydney-jacobs/) - Sydney Jacobs grew up immersed in hockey. Growing up in a family where everyone played hockey, the sport was a central part of her childhood experience. “I was constantly surrounded by it,” said Jacobs. “After school with the kids on the road, going to watch my brothers’ games, or my dad kissing us goodnight on
- [14 GTHL Alumni Invited to World Junior Summer Showcase](https://gthlcanada.com/14-gthl-alumni-invited-to-world-junior-summer-showcase/) - CALGARY, Alberta – Hockey Canada has unveiled the 44 players who have been invited to the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase, set for July. 27- Aug. 2 at Ridder Arena in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Of the 44 players, 14 alumni of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) received invites. GTHL ALUMNI (14) Carter George, G (Thunder Bay Kings) Jack
- [Nominations Now Open for the 2025 OHF Awards](https://gthlcanada.com/nominations-now-open-for-the-2025-ohf-awards/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation is now accepting nominations for the 2025 OHF Awards Program! These annual awards celebrate the individuals and organizations who make outstanding contributions to the game of hockey across the OHF. Award categories include: Bill Richmond Memorial Award Dr. Allan Morris Award Officiating Program Award Order of Merit Award Staff Award Volunteer
- [Off the Boards: Jason George](https://gthlcanada.com/off-the-boards-jason-george/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to share the second edition of Off the Boards — a new GTHL alumni series celebrating former players making a difference beyond the ice. From teachers to trades workers, doctors to first responders and beyond, these are the stories of character built in the rinks and carried into everyday life.
- [GTHL Welcomes Alice Bell to Board of Directors at Annual Meeting of Members](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-alice-bell-to-board-of-directors-at-annual-meeting-of-members/) - TORONTO, ON — On July 14, the Greater Toronto Hockey League held its Annual Meeting of Members, concluding with the acclamation of the GTHL Board of Directors. The GTHL and its Members welcome newly acclaimed Director Alice Bell to the Board, beginning a three-year term alongside Ken Smith, Brian Webster, and Don West who all
- [Tanya Witty Named Ontario Community Winner of 2025 BFL Women in Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/tanya-witty-named-ontario-community-winner-of-2025-bfl-women-in-coaching-award/) - Hockey Canada and BFL CANADA have named Tanya Witty of the Toronto East Enders Ticats as the Ontario Community recipient of the 2025 BFL Women in Coaching Award. There is arguably no more important role in hockey than that of the coach, who is tasked with guiding young players not only on the ice, but
- [GTHL Store is Now Live in Support of the GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-store-is-now-live-in-support-of-the-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in collaboration with Gitch Sportswear — the Official Apparel Partner of the GTHL — is proud to launch a new line of custom GTHL-branded apparel in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. The order window begins Wednesday, August 6 and will remain open through to Wednesday, August 20. The estimated
- [GTHL Mourns Loss of Gordon McDonald ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mourns-loss-of-gordon-mcdonald/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is deeply saddened to share the passing of Life Member Gordon McDonald on August 11. Gord was a pillar of the hockey community in the Greater Toronto Area, whose service, leadership, and kindness impacted thousands of players, families, and fellow volunteers over decades of dedication. A long-time volunteer, Gord joined
- [Start Hockey with the GTHL!](https://gthlcanada.com/start-hockey/)
- [#IPlayInTheG: Hockey at Home](https://gthlcanada.com/iplayintheg-hockey-at-home/) - New social distancing measures aren't preventing GTHL players from keeping active and connected. A new trend of practicing hockey skills at home has taken off as players, coaches, and parents work to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Here are some creative ways GTHL players have been sharpening their skills. Use #IPlayInTheG to be featured. Challenging teammates
- [Update on City of Toronto Contract Negotiations](https://gthlcanada.com/update-on-city-of-toronto-contract-negotiations/) - The City of Toronto and Local 416 recently came to a tentative agreement, preventing a work stoppage in relation to those negotiations, which would have affected arena facilities operated by the City of Toronto. There are still on-going negotiations with local 79. A work stoppage could occur as early as March 14 if an agreement
- [GTHL Announces Team Entries for 2020-21 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2020-21-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the teams that have been granted entries for the 2020-21 season. A total of 497 teams from 51 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation by the League’s Board of Directors. A total of 96 “AAA” teams, 226 “AA” teams, and 235 “A” teams were awarded for the
- [Benching the Colour Barrier](https://gthlcanada.com/benching-the-colour-barrier/) - Growing up playing together in the GTHL, Don Mills Flyers coaches Nathaniel Brooks and Rane Carnegie are leading the next generation, all the while aiming to bench the colour barrier in coaching. [video_embed id="27788"][/video_embed] Video by Max Lewis and Will J.
- [The Greater Toronto Hockey League and Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities Announce First Round of Funding For Newly Launched Playmakers Program](https://gthlcanada.com/the-greater-toronto-hockey-league-and-canadian-tire-jumpstart-charities-announce-first-round-of-funding-for-newly-launched-playmakers-program/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities are excited to announce the first round of funding that will be distributed as part of the newly launched Playmakers program. The program is part of a greater initiative which sees Jumpstart match funds contributed by the GTHL Legacy Fund, comprising total funding of
- [Notice On Potential City of Toronto Work Stoppage](https://gthlcanada.com/notice-on-potential-city-of-toronto-work-stoppage/) - The GTHL and its member organizations have been monitoring the possibility of a work stoppage affecting the City of Toronto Recreation Facilities. In the event of a work stoppage, all City of Toronto facilities operated by unionized staff, including ice facilities, will not be accessible. GTHL member organizations operating House League and Select programs will
- [$150,000 OTF Grant Provides Funding for Grassroots Programming Across the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/150000-otf-grant-provides-funding-for-grassroots-programming-across-the-greater-toronto-hockey-league/) - MEDIA RELEASE January 11, 2020 Toronto, ON – On Saturday afternoon, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) will welcome seven, under-7 Initiation Program hockey teams at its annual “I Play in the G Festival” at Scotiabank Pond. At the event, local MPP Roman Baber and Margherita Bialy, an Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) volunteer will officially
- [Rosters Announced For Midget “A” and “AA” All-Star Games](https://gthlcanada.com/rosters-announced-for-midget-a-and-aa-all-star-games/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) has announced details surrounding the 19h annual Midget “A” and “AA” All-Star Games as part of Midget All-Star Festival. The games will showcase the top players from the Midget “A” and “AA” divisions at Scotiabank Pond on Saturday, January 11. Players from the Midget “AA” division will take to the
- [Four GTHL Players to Represent Canada at 2020 Youth Olympic Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-players-to-represent-canada-at-2020-youth-olympic-winter-games/) - Sitting in Sixteen Mile Area in Oakville, Jr. Canadiens defensemen Ty Nelson watched as World Junior Championship hopefuls, some only a mere two years his senior, compete for their chance to represent Canada at the 2020 tournament in Czech Republic. It was a mere two days following Nelson's appearance at the 2019 GTHL Top Prospects Game, Powered
- [Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Announces Details for Virtual Town Hall](https://gthlcanada.com/greater-toronto-hockey-league-gthl-announces-details-for-virtual-town-hall/) - August 22, 2020 - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) today announced details of the Virtual Town Hall it will be holding to examine issues of racism and discrimination. The event will be hosted on Thursday September 17, 2020 at 7 p.m. The Town Hall will be organized in a manner to ensure all participants
- [GTHL Names Moderator of Town Hall and Co-Chairs For Independent Committee on Issues of Racism and Discrimination in Minor Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-names-moderator-of-town-hall-and-co-chairs-for-independent-committee-on-issues-of-racism-and-discrimination-in-minor-hockey/) - Friday July 17, 2020 - Today, the Greater Toronto Hockey League announced the moderator for the virtual Town Hall it will be hosting for players, parents, coaches and other stakeholders, and the Independent Committee it will establish, to examine issues of racism and discrimination. The Town Hall will be moderated by Michael Smith, and the
- [GTHL Measures to Examine Discrimination in Minor Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-measures-to-examine-discrimination-in-minor-hockey/) - Friday June 12, 2020 - Today, the GTHL announced it will host a virtual Town Hall for players, parents, coaches and other stakeholders to address issues of racism and discrimination in minor hockey. The Town Hall will be chaired by a highly qualified moderator who will be independent of the GTHL. Specific details about the
- [GTHL Statement on Racism](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-statement-on-racism/) - As we watch and support the message behind the protests in Canada and the United States, we are reminded that we must continue to better understand the racial injustices that are prevalent in our society. The GTHL has begun an organizational transformation focused on Culture, Diversity, and Inclusiveness. We are at the beginning of this
- [20 More Miles](https://gthlcanada.com/20-more-miles/) - Undefeated during the 2018-19 GTHL regular season, the Minor Midget Don Mills Flyers were the talk of the minor hockey world. While the talent of the team was undeniable, there was something else motivating the team to be victorious. 20 More Miles follows the Flyers on the road to the 2019 OHL Cup Final.
- [Eat Like a Hero](https://gthlcanada.com/eat-like-a-hero/) - We want to thank GTHL families, for playing stay-at-home defense for many weeks now. And serious stick taps to our frontline heroes - who are giving their all, on every shift. Here’s a simple play that helps you stay healthy at home and also gives back to these MVPs. Order delicious food for your family from
- [Staying Home With GTHL Partners](https://gthlcanada.com/staying-home-with-gthl-partners/) - As the world stays at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19, brands big and small are coming up with new and innovative ways to keep minds sharp and bodies physically active. GTHL partners and sponsors have started to create programming for players and their families to participate in at home. Canadian Tire Jumpstart Believing
- [Stay In to Win](https://gthlcanada.com/stay-in-to-win/) - Players from across the GTHL have been lighting up social media with the creative ways they're staying busy while social distancing. The League has teamed up with TRUE Hockey to reward players for their impressive efforts. Here's how it works: Post a video on Instagram or Twitter demonstrating how you're staying active at home using the
- [GTHL announces formation of Under-21 program for 2021-22 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-formation-of-under-21-program-for-2021-22-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is pleased to announce the formation of the Under-21 program for the 2021-2022 season. The GTHL is seeking to re-introduce this level as a way for graduating minor hockey players to remain in competitive organized hockey in a fun environment. The key elements of the U-21 program include: The program will be classified as Under 21 “A”. Body-checking will not
- [Eight GTHL alumni to represent Canada at 2021 IIHF U18 World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/eight-gthl-alumni-to-represent-canada-at-2021-iihf-u18-world-championship/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to recognize eight GTHL alumni who will represent Canada at the 2021 IIHF U18 World Championship set from April 26 to May 6 in Frisco and Plano, Texas. The 25-player Canadian roster, which consists of three goaltenders, eight defencemen, and 14 forwards, includes five forwards and two defencemen who graduated from the
- [Celebrating International Women's Day](https://gthlcanada.com/celebrating-international-womens-day/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is celebrating International Women's Day by having a conversation with three women in prominent roles within the GTHL discussing their experiences and growing the game. Joining us are Susan Irving, President of Leaside Hockey Association, Erin Needra, Coach of the North Toronto U11 AA team and Stephanie Hyde, Coordinator of Hockey Development and Outreach for the GTHL.
- [Applications for Awards and Scholarships Now Open](https://gthlcanada.com/applications-for-awards-and-scholarships-now-open/) - Each year the Greater Toronto Hockey League receives nominations and applications for its awards and scholarships. All applications for awards and scholarships are now open and can simply be filled out and submitted online. Deadline to apply for all awards is April 4, 2021. Applications submitted after this date will not be accepted. Click here to
- [Update on Independent Committee on Racism and Discrimination in Minor Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/update-on-independent-committee-on-racism-and-discrimination-in-minor-hockey/) - TORONTO, ON - The GTHL today released an update on the work being conducted by its Independent Committee on Racism and Discrimination. On July 17, 2020 that the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) had appointed Michael Smith and Anastasia Bucsis to serve as co-chairs of the then newly formed Independent Committee. Smith and Bucsis along
- [Celebrating Black History Month](https://gthlcanada.com/celebrating-black-history-month/) - Black History Month is a special opportunity to celebrate the trailblazers in hockey and share inspiring stories and historical facts. Stay tuned on our website and social media throughout the month of February for more on Black History Month. Black History Month - In Conversation with Zayde and Zacch Wisdom (February 26, 2021) The Wisdom of hockey's
- [The GTHL is Looking For a New Teammate](https://gthlcanada.com/the-gthl-is-looking-for-a-new-teammate/) - Position Title: Coordinator, Communications and Marketing Position Type: Full-Time Starting Date: To be determined Application Deadline: January 22, 2021 Position Description The Greater Toronto Hockey League is accepting applications for the Coordinator, Communications and Marketing position. As a key member of the staff reporting to the Manager of Membership Services, the Coordinator Communications and Marketing is
- [Rules for 3-on-3 and 4-on-4 Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/rules-for-3-on-3-and-4-on-4-hockey/) - The puck drops on Period 1 of the GTHL Game Plan on October 7, meaning that GTHL teams will finally hit the ice. It's been over 200 days since the GTHL season came to a halt and the League is excited to welcome players back. While traditional League play will not be operating during Period 1, teams
- [GTHL to Begin Period 1 of Game Plan on October 7](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-begin-period-1-of-game-plan-on-october-7/) - On Wednesday, October 7, 2020, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) will initiate “Period 1” of their return to play Game Plan. Teams will be allowed to practice and scrimmage on the ice in groups of no more than 20 players. In making the decision to move into “Period 1”, the League has consulted with
- [GTHL Hosts Town Hall Examining Racism and Discrimination](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-town-hall-examining-racism-and-discrimination/) - On Thursday, September 17, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) hosted a virtual Town Hall examining racism and discrimination within the League. The event was organized in response to current world events and situations that have come to light within the hockey community. The event comes after an Independent Committee was assigned to investigate how
- [Jumpstart, GTHL announce funding of $480,000 for 2021-2022 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/jumpstart-gthl-announce-funding-of-480000-for-2021-2022-season/) - Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities and the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today that they are making $480,000 available as part of the Playmakers Grant Program for the 2021-2022 season. The funding is open to both GTHL organizations and individual players. Community Grants will assist with operational support, administrative costs and programming support to specifically aid organizations with the costs of delivering sport and recreational programming. Applications for the Playmakers Community Grant can be submitted through Jumpstart’s grant system as of Aug. 9 and until Nov. 1. Organizations can apply for support up to $15,000 and all
- [Canadian Tire U13 House League Sponsorship Program returns for 2021-2022 season](https://gthlcanada.com/canadian-tire-u13-house-league-sponsorship-program-returns-for-2021-2022-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today the launch of the Canadian Tire U13 House League Sponsorship Program for the 2021-2022 season. The program is a partnership between Canadian Tire and the GTHL to provide U13-level house league hockey teams with $500 in funding to assist with costs associated with playing hockey. All U13-level house
- [GTHL announces team entries for 2021-22 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2021-22-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the teams granted entries for the 2021-22 season. A total of 577 teams from 51 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation by the League’s Board of Directors. A total of 96 'AAA' teams, 236 'AA' teams, and 245 'A' teams were awarded for the 2021-22 campaign. Competitive
- [The GTHL is looking for a new Coordinator, Events and League Operations](https://gthlcanada.com/the-gthl-is-looking-for-a-new-coordinator-events-and-league-operations/) - Position Title: Coordinator, Events and League Operations Position Type: Full-Time Starting Date: To be determined Application Deadline: August 11, 2021 About the Greater Toronto Hockey League Founded 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.
- [Competitive Player Registration to open mid-August](https://gthlcanada.com/competitive-player-registration-to-open-mid-august/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is working to begin registration for participants at the 'A', 'AA', and 'AAA' level prior to tryouts in September. The League anticipates launching registration mid-August. Additional details will be released soon. Stay connected with the GTHL on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
- [GTHL welcomes Seaside Hockey as new Member](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-seaside-hockey-as-new-member/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the acceptance of Seaside Hockey as a new GTHL Member. Seaside Hockey, based out of north Scarborough, will be operating a U7 and under program to begin in the 2021-22 season. Seaside Hockey was founded by Kirk Brooks, Nathaniel Brooks, and GTHL Alumnus and retired NHL player, Anthony Stewart. With the help of
- [Willowdale Sports Club to play as Willowdale Hawks](https://gthlcanada.com/willowdale-sports-club-to-play-as-willowdale-hawks/) - In 1981 the Willowdale Boys Club, which became Willowdale Sports Club in 1988, was granted permission by the Chicago Blackhawks to play competitive minor hockey under their logo and to wear those uniforms with pride. For 40 years, the Competitive divisions of the Willowdale Sports Club organization have done so. As time has progressed, we
- [GTHL welcomes progress with Board of Directors election and announcement of Transition Game Advisory Committee](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-progress-with-board-of-directors-election-and-announcement-of-transition-game-advisory-committee/) - Toronto, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its Annual General Meeting virtually for the second time on July 15, concluding with the election of the GTHL Board of Directors. The elections welcomed continued progress as the GTHL works to become a leader in areas of diversity and inclusion throughout hockey in the Greater Toronto Area. The
- [Leaside Hockey Association in search of new Director of Hockey Operations](https://gthlcanada.com/leaside-hockey-association-in-search-of-new-director-of-hockey-operations/) - Leaside Hockey Association (LHA) is performing an active search for a Director of Hockey Operations (DHO), and in support of this search is accepting proposals in order to find a qualified resource. The successful candidate will report to the VP and GM of Player & Coach Development. The DHO will be expected to create a
- [GTHL announces Scotiabank as jersey patch sponsor for 2021-22 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-scotiabank-as-jersey-patch-sponsor-for-2021-22-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) and Scotiabank have entered into an agreement which makes Scotiabank the League’s jersey patch sponsor for the 2021-22 season. This agreement further expands Scotiabank’s position as a premier sponsor of the GTHL and confirms its commitment to minor hockey and its players in the GTA. The expanded agreement includes
- [GTHL is seeking Timekeepers and Rink Attendants for 2021-22 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-is-seeking-timekeepers-and-rink-attendants-for-2021-22-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is seeking Timekeepers and Rink Attendants for the upcoming 2021-22 season. There is a high need for Timekeepers throughout the League and Rink Attendants specifically for the east end of the greater Toronto area. For more information and to apply, please contact Patty Micolino at pmicolino@gthlcanada.com. No prior experience is
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace week five winner](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-week-five-winner/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Alfredo Amelio, the winner of the week five draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Amelio won $142 plus a bonus prize of $500 to spend at NHLShop.ca courtesy of Scotiabank. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, September 22. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week
- [Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund, Jumpstart providing funding opportunities](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-canada-foundation-assist-fund-jumpstart-providing-funding-opportunities/) - The Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund and Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities are making it easier for families to play the game they love. The Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund provides subsidies to assist with hockey registration fees for Canadian youth. Eligible Canadians can receive up to $500 in hockey registration fees per player, with $1 million in funding available.
- [GTHL's Catch the Ace progressive jackpot not won in Week 2](https://gthlcanada.com/gthls-catch-the-ace-progressive-jackpot-not-won-in-week-2/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League's Catch the Ace progressive jackpot was not won in Week 2. Ticket sales are open as of 4pm on September 1. For a complete list of the GTHL Catch the Ace winners, click here. The GTHL Catch the Ace features a progressive jackpot with a weekly prize winner. The weekly
- [Registration for PlayStation Platinum Cup open now](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-playstation-platinum-cup-open-now/) - Registration for the 2021 PlayStation Platinum Cup Powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the GTHL is now open. The PlayStation Platinum Cup, to be held on November 26-28 at the Ford Performance Centre, will play host to 24 total teams across three (3) U11 Divisions: U11 A, U11 AA, and U11 AAA. Divisions will be comprised of eight
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace first draw winner](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-first-draw-winner/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Antoine Bonavia, the winner of the first draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Bonavia won $131 with card No. 2, the nine of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Tuesday, August 24. There was no grand prize winner. For a complete list of the GTHL Catch
- [Hockey Canada announces new Maltreatment Playing Rule for 2021-22 season](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-canada-announces-new-maltreatment-playing-rule-for-2021-22-season/) - ‘Section 11 – Maltreatment’ to place more emphasis on addressing incidents on ice CALGARY, Alta. – In furthering its commitment to being leaders in safety and inclusivity, Hockey Canada has introduced an update to its rulebook to focus on recognizing and reporting incidents of maltreatment. In a special meeting held on June 22, 2021, Hockey Canada
- [GTHL Legacy Classic Silent Auction goes live](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-legacy-classic-silent-auction-goes-live/) - The Silent Auction for the Greater Toronto Hockey League's 10th Annual Legacy Classic on Tuesday, August 24 at Station Creek Golf Club is now live. The Silent Auction is available to the public, even if you are unable to attend the golf tournament. All proceeds from the Silent Auction are in support of the GTHL Legacy
- [GTHL launches Catch the Ace fundraising program](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-catch-the-ace-fundraising-program/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the launch of the GTHL Catch the Ace ticket sales with proceeds in support of league programming and the GTHL Legacy Fund. The GTHL Catch the Ace will feature a progressive jackpot with a weekly prize winner. The weekly draws will take place until the ace of spades, the Catch the
- [GTHL launches Strategic Plan to begin in 2021-22 season through to 2023-24 campaign](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-strategic-plan-to-begin-in-2021-22-season-through-to-2023-24-campaign/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today the launch of its Strategic Plan beginning in the 2021-22 season through to the 2023-24 campaign. The Strategic Plan, adopted by the GTHL Board of Directors in May 2021, faces the League’s challenges head on with four key pillars. These challenges were highlighted by the GTHL’s Transition Game Summit held in November 2019 where
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week six](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-six/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Cory Stiles, the winner of the Week Six draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Stiles won $100 with card No. 20, the seven of clubs. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, December 29. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week seven of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week five](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-five/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Cory Stiles, the winner of the Week Five draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Stiles won $100 with card No. 50, the four of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, December 22. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week six of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week four](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-four/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Lorri Strong, the winner of the Week Four draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Strong won $100 with card No. 9, the six of clubs. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, December 15. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week five of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week three](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-three/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Caleb Gallienne, the winner of the Week Three draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Gallienne won $100 with card No. 12, the seven of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, December 8. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week four of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [RECAP: 2021 U11 Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs & the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2021-u11-platinum-cup-powered-by-the-toronto-maple-leafs-the-gthl/) - On November 26-28, the Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Toronto Maple Leafs, hosted the 2021 Under-11 Platinum Cup. The tournament, held at the Ford Performance Centre, welcomed a total of 22 teams from around the province. Topping eight teams in the 'A' division, the Western Mustangs took home gold with the Quinte
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week two](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-two/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Caleb Gallienne, the winner of the Week Two draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Gallienne won $100 with card No. 8, the Queen of Spades. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, December 1. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week two of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL launches Breakout podcast](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-breakout-podcast/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has launched the GTHL Breakout Podcast, breaking out to bring you the best stories, off the ice. The first episode features President of Thunder Bay AAA Hockey, Michael Power, who joins Stephanie Coratti from the GTHL and special co-host and Thunder Bay native, Julia Tocheri, from Leafs Lunch on TSN1050. Power breaks
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week one](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-one/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Caleb Gallienne, the winner of the week one draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Gallienne won $100 with card No. 4, the Queen of Diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, November 24. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week two of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace fundraiser
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 13](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-13/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Corey Stiles, the winner of the Week 13 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Stiles won $100 with card No. 35, the eight of spades. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, February 16. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 14 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces new dates, rosters for Under-18 AAA, AA, and A All-Star games fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-new-dates-rosters-for-under-18-aaa-aa-and-a-all-star-games-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the new dates for the Under-18 ‘AAA,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘A’ All-Star games fuelled by Gatorade following the event’s postponement due to Government of Ontario restrictions. Originally scheduled for February 5-6, the U18 All-Star games will now take place at Scotiabank Pond on the following dates and times: U18
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 12](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-12/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Carol Greenwood, the winner of the Week 12 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Greenwood won $100 with card No. 11, the five of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, February 9. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 13 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 11](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-11/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Angela Mansfield, the winner of the Week 11 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Mansfield won $100 with card No. 41, the two of spades. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, February 2. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 12 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 10](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-10/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Cory Stiles, the winner of the Week 10 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Stiles won $100 with card No. 49, the eight of hearts. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, January 26. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 11 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week nine](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-nine/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Lisa Gelman, the winner of the Week Nine draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Gelman won $100 with card No. 13, the four of clubs. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, January 19. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 10 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace fundraiser
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week eight](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-eight/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Melanie Morel, the winner of the Week Eight draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Morel won $100 with card No. 24, the eight of clubs. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, January 12. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week nine of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week seven](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-seven/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Melanie Morel, the winner of the Week Seven draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Morel won $100 with card No. 25, the three of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, January 5. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week eight of the GTHL’s Catch the
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 18](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-18/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Carol Greenwood, the winner of the Week 18 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Greenwood won $100 with card No. 17, the three of clubs. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, March 23. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 19 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 17](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-17/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Carol Greenwood, the winner of the Week 17 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Greenwood won $100 with card No. 16, the five of clubs. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, March 16. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 18 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 16](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-16/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Karin Cooksey, the winner of the Week 16 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Cooksey won $100 with card No. 2, the king of hearts. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, March 9. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 17 of the GTHL’s Catch the
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 15](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-15/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Jurij Sennecke, the winner of the Week 15 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Sennecke won $100 with card No. 1, the Jack of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, March 2. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 16 of the GTHL’s Catch the Ace fundraiser
- [Under-18 ‘A’ All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/under-18-a-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on March 4-5 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘A’ All-Stars were asked to reflect on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game is scheduled for Saturday, March 5 at 5:00pm. U18 ‘A’ ALL-STARS: TEAM EAST JULIAN RIVAS-MILLER – NORTH YORK KNIGHTS, #1 "Hockey
- [Under-18 ‘AA’ All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/under-18-aa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on March 4-5 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AA’ All-Stars were asked to reflect on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game is scheduled for Saturday, March 5 at 2:40pm. U18 ‘AA’ ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE WILL STEEDMAN – HUMBER VALLEY SHARKS, #31
- [Under-18 'AAA' All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/under-18-aaa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League's Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on March 4-5 at Scotiabank Pond, the 'AAA' All-Stars were asked to reflect on their minor hockey careers. The U18 'AAA' All-Star Game is scheduled for Friday, March 4 at 7pm. U18 ‘AAA’ ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE MITCHELL WEBB – MISSISSAUGA REPS, #1
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 14](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-14/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Caroline Wong, the winner of the Week 14 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Wong won $100 with card No. 44, the nine of hearts. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, February 23. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 15 of the GTHL’s Catch the
- [The GTHL is hiring for the 2022-23 season!](https://gthlcanada.com/the-gthl-is-hiring-for-the-2022-23-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is hiring Rink Attendants and Timekeepers for the 2022-23 season. Looking to get involved in the game of hockey with flexible hours? Review the Rink Attendant and Timekeeper positions below for complete descriptions. To apply, please submit a brief resume to Patty Micolino at pmicolino@gthlcanada.com. No prior experience is required. RINK
- [Over $500 won with first GTHL Catch the Ace jackpot](https://gthlcanada.com/over-500-won-with-first-gthl-catch-the-ace-jackpot/) - The Ace of Spades has been drawn in the first Greater Toronto Hockey League Catch the Ace fundraiser. In week 22, Heather Paquette has won the progressive jackpot of $568. Prior to the jackpot, the GTHL's Catch the Ace saw weekly winners all season long. For a complete list of the GTHL Catch the Ace winners,
- [GTHL Catch the Ace jackpot surpasses $500](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-catch-the-ace-jackpot-surpasses-500/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League's Catch the Ace progressive jackpot has surpassed $500! Get your tickets for week 22 of the fundraiser as the winner will take home the weekly cash with a chance to win big with the jackpot. Tickets available now at GTHLCTA.com! For a complete list of the GTHL Catch the Ace winners, click here.
- [Vaughan Kings are inaugural U14 OHL Cup champions](https://gthlcanada.com/vaughan-kings-are-inaugural-u14-ohl-cup-champions/) - Oakville, Ont. - The Vaughan Kings are the first-ever champions of the U14 OHL Cup presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario and hosted by the Ontario Minor Hockey Association. The GTHL champion Kings defeated the OMHA finalist York-Simcoe Express by a score of 8-1 on Saturday afternoon at Joshua's Creek Arena in Oakville, becoming the
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 21](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-21/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Corey Stiles, the winner of the Week 21 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Paquette won $100 with card No. 40, the two of hearts. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, April 14. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 22 of the GTHL’s Catch
- [Reps win U18 Central Region Championship, clinch spot in 2022 TELUS Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/reps-win-u18-central-region-championship-clinch-spot-in-2022-telus-cup/) - It was an all-Greater Toronto Hockey League battle for the 2022 Under-18 Hockey Canada Central Region Championship on Sunday afternoon. For the second time in tournament play, the Reps and the Toronto Young Nationals faced off. Following a 4-4 tie on day three of round robin play, the Reps emerged as champions this time around with a
- [GTHL announces Catch the Ace winner for week 20](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-catch-the-ace-winner-for-week-20/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) congratulates Heather Paquette, the winner of the Week 20 draw for the GTHL Catch the Ace fundraiser. Paquette won $100 with card No. 19, the nine of diamonds. The draw was conducted on Wednesday, April 6. There was no grand prize winner. Get your tickets for week 21 of the GTHL’s Catch the
- [The GTHL is hiring for the role of Coordinator, Events and Communications](https://gthlcanada.com/the-gthl-is-hiring-for-the-role-of-coordinator-events-and-communications/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is accepting applications for the role of Coordinator, Events and Communications. Under the direction of the Senior Manager, Membership Services and reporting to the Manager, Communications and Marketing, and Manager, Business Development, the Coordinator, Events and Communications is the lead for events and provides communications and marketing support. Duties & Responsibilities: Events
- [GTHL Vice President Ken Smith recognized at OHF Awards](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-vice-president-ken-smith-recognized-at-ohf-awards/) - On June 25, the Ontario Hockey Federation held its first OHF Awards Banquet since 2019, recognizing 22 Award winners in-person for the first time in almost three years. The banquet saw winners from the 2019-20, 2020-21 and 2021-22 categories recognized for their years of service on and off the ice. Greater Toronto Hockey League First
- [10th annual Smashfest returns to Toronto, win tickets with the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/10th-annual-smashfest-returns-to-toronto-win-tickets-with-the-gthl/) - The 10th annual Smashfest Charity Ping-Pong Challenge, hosted by former NHL player Dominic Moore, returns to Steam Whistle Brewery on July 20. The event connects current and former NHL players with fans while supporting rare cancer and concussion research. The Greater Toronto Hockey League sat down with the Smashfest team to learn more. Want to
- [PlayStation Platinum Cup returns for 2022-23 season](https://gthlcanada.com/playstation-platinum-cup-returns-for-2022-23-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Toronto Maple Leafs, is excited to announce the return of PlayStation to the 2022 Platinum Cup. The tournament returns on November 25-27 in a new location, with the 2022 PlayStation Platinum Cup to be hosted at Scotiabank Pond. The GTHL, Toronto Maple Leafs, and PlayStation are excited to bring back the full
- [Registration for the 2022 U12/U13 'AAA' Challenge Cup now open](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-the-2022-u12-u13-aaa-challenge-cup-now-open/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce the return of the 2022 Under-12/Under-13 'AAA' Challenge Cup (formerly the Tom Wilson Peewee Classic, Bell Challenge Cup, Bauer Challenge Cup, and the GTHL Challenge Cup) on October 28 through to October 30 at Scotiabank Pond. Registration for the tournament, which will play host to U12
- [Canadian Tire U13 House League Sponsorship Program continues for 2022-2023 season](https://gthlcanada.com/canadian-tire-u13-house-league-sponsorship-program-continues-for-2022-2023-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the continued support of the Canadian Tire Under-13 House League Sponsorship Program for the 2022-2023 season. The program consists of a partnership between Canadian Tire and the GTHL to provide U13-level house league hockey teams with $500 in funding to assist with costs associated with playing hockey. All U13-level
- [GTHL, Mississauga Steelheads team up for GTHL Game on February 20](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mississauga-steelheads-team-up-for-gthl-game-on-february-20/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and the Ontario Hockey League's (OHL) Mississauga Steelheads have teamed up for a GTHL Game Day on Monday, February 20 (Family Day). All GTHL clubs and teams can purchase tickets to watch the Steelheads host GTHL alumni Michael Misa, Zayne Parekh, and the Saginaw Spirit at Paramount Fine Foods Centre at a fundraising ticket
- [5 GTHL players named to 2023 Team Ontario men's hockey roster led by all GTHL coaching staff](https://gthlcanada.com/5-gthl-players-named-to-2023-team-ontario-mens-hockey-roster-led-by-all-gthl-coaching-staff/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation, Hockey Eastern Ontario, and Hockey Northwestern Ontario are pleased to announce the Team Ontario roster for the men’s hockey team that will represent the province at the 2023 Canada Winter Games in Prince Edward Island. The roster features five Greater Toronto Hockey League players. Both goaltenders Jack Ivankovic (Mississauga Senators) and
- [Understanding Rule 11 - Maltreatment](https://gthlcanada.com/understanding-rule-11-maltreatment/) - Hockey Canada and its 13 Members are committed to a safe, welcoming, and inclusive hockey environment. As part of that commitment, Rule 11 looks to eliminate discrimination, disrespectful and abusive behaviour, and harassment from Canada’s game with a zero-tolerance policy. For more player development resources, visit GTHLCanada.com here. Stay connected with the GTHL
- [Spring 2023 Seasonal Calendar for Minor Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/spring-2023-seasonal-calendar-for-minor-hockey/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) has principally approved Under-10 to Under-18 player evaluations for the 2023-24 season to be conducted during the spring. Associated Regulations will be amended/adopted by the OHF during its Semi-Annual meeting of the Members (February 25). Those Regulations will align with the below requirements. Lastly, we wish to express our gratitude
- [RECAP: 2022 PlayStation Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs & the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2022-playstation-platinum-cup-powered-by-the-toronto-maple-leafs-the-gthl/) - On November 25 to 27, the PlayStation Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted 21 teams across three Under-11 Divisions: U11 A, U11 AA, and U11 AAA. The tournament, held at Scotiabank Pond, welcomed many special guests including former Maple Leafs Nik Antropov, Wendel Clark, Doug Gilmour,
- [GTHL is accepting applications for role of Director, Culture, Equity, and Inclusion](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-is-accepting-applications-for-role-of-director-culture-equity-and-inclusion/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is accepting applications for the role of Director, Culture, Equity, and Inclusion. Under the direction of the Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, the Director, Culture, Diversity, and Inclusion is the lead resource person for the GTHL Board of Directors, Staff, and Member organizations. To view the complete job description, click
- [GTHL Moustache Cup set to be streamed by the CBC](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-moustache-cup-set-to-be-streamed-by-the-cbc/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember and Hubberd Studios, is gearing up for the inaugural Moustache Cup featuring the Under-16 Toronto Marlboros and Toronto Jr. Canadiens on Saturday, November 19. The game, which will strive to raise funds and awareness for mental health, will be broadcasted by Hubberd Studios with the stream available on CBCSports.ca,
- [The GTHL is hiring for the role of Manager, Business Development](https://gthlcanada.com/the-gthl-is-hiring-for-the-role-of-manager-business-development/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is accepting applications for the role of Manager, Business Development. Reporting to the Senior Manager, Membership Services, Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, and General Manager, the Manager of Business Development oversees GTHL marketing initiatives, sponsorship sales and servicing, partnership programs, grant sourcing, and is the marketing and sponsorship lead for all
- [Enter to win tickets to the 2022 Hyundai HHOF Legends Classic on November 13](https://gthlcanada.com/enter-to-win-tickets-to-the-2022-hyundai-hhof-legends-classic-on-november-13/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is giving you the chance to win four (4) tickets to the 2022 Hyundai Hockey Hall of Fame (HHOF) Legends Classic. The Legends Classic will take place on Sunday, November 13 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, with puck drop at 3:00pm. Two star-studded teams led by Honoured Members Mats Sundin and
- [Carnegie Initiative, NHL, NHLPA, MLSE, GTHL, and TMU to host the Transition Game: A Deep Dive into the GTHL’s Inclusion Efforts](https://gthlcanada.com/carnegie-initiative-nhl-nhlpa-mlse-gthl-and-tmu-to-host-the-transition-game-a-deep-dive-into-the-gthls-inclusion-efforts/) - Toronto, ON (Oct. 20, 2022) — The Carnegie Initiative (CI), in partnership with the NHL, NHLPA, MLSE, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), and the Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), is excited to announce the Transition Game: A Deep Dive into GTHL Inclusion Efforts on November 8. The event will take place on the late Herb Carnegie’s
- [Toronto Jr. Canadiens crowned champions of 2023 U14 OHL Cup presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-jr-canadiens-crowned-champions-of-2023-u14-ohl-cup-presented-by-dairy-farmers-of-ontario/) - via ontariohockeyleague.com Oakville, Ont. – The Toronto Jr. Canadiens have twin OHL Cup titles in 2023. After the U16 squad hoisted the OHL Cup on Apr. 3rd at the Mattamy Athletic Centre, the U14 Jr. Canadiens bested the Barrie Jr. Colts 3-2 on Sunday at Joshua’s Creek Arena, being crowned champions of the 2nd annual event presented
- [26 GTHL players named to 2023 OHL Development Combine rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/26-gthl-players-named-to-2023-ohl-development-combine-rosters/) - Toronto, Ont. - The Ontario Hockey League today announced the rosters and schedule for the 2023 OHL Development Combine presented by Dairy Farmers of Ontario which takes place April 15-16 at the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa, Ont. The event offers 76 players (36 forwards, 24 defencemen, 16 goaltenders) the opportunity to showcase themselves both on
- [U16 'AAA' Championship Series Format Update](https://gthlcanada.com/u16-aaa-championship-series-format-update/) - Ahead of the Under-16 'AAA' Championship Series, the U16 'AAA' Toronto Jr. Canadiens and Toronto Marlboros put in a request to the Greater Toronto Hockey League to reduce the series to a best of two out of three, replacing the original three out of five final format. Following consideration, the GTHL has approved the request
- [Recap: 2022-2023 Pro Hockey Life Cup Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2022-2023-pro-hockey-life-cup-champions/) - On Saturday, March 11, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized the 2022-2023 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup celebrations. Each team received their trophies, took team photos, had some fun with selfies, and enjoyed a day off from playoff competition to celebrate their regular season success. Click here to view all the photos from the 2023
- [#IPlayInTheG: 2023 Pro Hockey Life Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/iplayintheg-2023-pro-hockey-life-cup/) - On Saturday, March 11, the Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated its 2022-2023 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup presentations. Under-10 through to U18 'A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA' teams received their Pro Hockey Life Cup trophy, took team photos, and snapped a few selfies. Take a look at the Pro Hockey Life Cup
- [Information on 2023-2024 GTHL tryouts](https://gthlcanada.com/information-on-2023-2024-gthl-tryouts/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has launched its tryouts portal for the 2023-2024 season. Information on upcoming GTHL tryouts can be found on GTHLCanada.com here. GTHL tryouts begin as early as April 24. Continue to check the GTHL tryouts portal for daily updates. Stay connected with the GTHL on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
- [North Toronto announces three-year partnership with Hockey Equality](https://gthlcanada.com/north-toronto-announces-three-year-partnership-with-hockey-equality/) - On March 4, North Toronto announced a strategic partnership with Hockey Equality. The partnership will support North Toronto's commitment to diversity and inclusion. Hockey Equality was founded in 2021 by retired National Hockey League player and Greater Toronto Hockey League alumnus Anthony Stewart. The organization works to create sustainable programming across North America designed to meet
- [Team Ontario is golden at 2023 Canada Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/team-ontario-is-golden-at-2023-canada-winter-games/) - Team Ontario is golden at the 2023 Canada Winter Games in Prince Edward Island. In a thrilling match-up with Team Saskatchewan, Team Ontario came out on top with a 3-2 double overtime victory on February 25. As part of Team Ontario, five Greater Toronto Hockey League players are bringing home gold led by an all-GTHL coaching staff: Jack Ivankovic,
- [Enter your team to win 25 tickets to a Mississauga Steelheads game!](https://gthlcanada.com/enter-your-team-to-win-25-tickets-to-a-mississauga-steelheads-game/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League in partnership with the OHL's Mississauga Steelheads are giving you and your team the chance to win 25 tickets to an upcoming game! Let us know why you think your team should win the ticket sweepstakes! Fill out the form below to enter. Contest closes Friday, March 3. [gravityform id="35" title="true"
- [Respect Group programs available for free until April 30](https://gthlcanada.com/respect-group-programs-available-for-free-until-april-30/) - Calling all Canadian hockey families, coaches, and officials! We know Canadians want to make the game we all love more welcoming for everyone - especially our kids. That's why Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited ("Canadian Tire") is thrilled to bring you access to several Respect Group programs at no cost from February 21 until April 30,
- [Toronto Red Wings announce three-year partnership with Hockey Equality](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-red-wings-announce-three-year-partnership-with-hockey-equality/) - On August 30, the Toronto Red Wings announced a three-year strategic partnership with Hockey Equality. The partnership will strive to further the Red Wings' commitment to supporting diversity and inclusion, while continuing to make hockey a game for all. Hockey Equality was founded in 2021 by retired National Hockey League player and Greater Toronto Hockey
- [Hockey Canada releases information about sanctioned programs](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-canada-releases-information-about-sanctioned-programs/) - Document outlines differences for participants in sanctioned and non-sanctioned hockey CALGARY, AB – In collaboration with its Members and partner leagues, Hockey Canada has released a document that clarifies significant differences for participants in sanctioned and non-sanctioned hockey programs, including player safety, insurance, eligibility, playing rules, high-performance opportunities, and recognition by government. The document outlines 20
- [Canadian Tire U13 House League Sponsorship Program is back for 2023-2024 season](https://gthlcanada.com/canadian-tire-u13-house-league-sponsorship-program-is-back-for-2023-2024-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the continued support of the Canadian Tire Under-13 House League Sponsorship Program for the 2023-2024 season. The program consists of a partnership between Canadian Tire and the GTHL to provide U13-level house league hockey teams with $500 in funding to assist with costs associated with playing hockey. All U13-level
- [Inclusion Not Exclusion: The GTHL and You Can Play](https://gthlcanada.com/inclusion-not-exclusion-the-gthl-and-you-can-play/) - By: Nicholas Pescod, Hockey Canada Nearly a year after partnering with You Can Play, the Greater Toronto Hockey League remains more committed than ever to creating a safe space for 2SLGBTQ+ Last August, the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) entered a three-year partnership with You Can Play, a non-profit organization that works to ensure the
- [Markham Majors, Vaughan Kings, and Toronto Jr. Canadiens capture Ontario Regional Championships](https://gthlcanada.com/markham-majors-vaughan-kings-and-toronto-jr-canadiens-capture-ontario-regional-championships/) - Three Greater Toronto Hockey League teams captured Ontario Regional Championships in April. UNDER-13 ALL-ONTARIO AAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Champion: U13 Markham Majors The Markham Majors went 7-0-1 at the U13 All-Ontario AAA Championships, taking home the provincial win with a 5-0 victory over the Nickel City Sons on April 16. UNDER-15 ALL-ONTARIO AAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Champion: U15 Vaughan Kings
- [2023 U18 OHL Priority Selection features leading 18 GTHL players](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-u18-ohl-priority-selection-features-leading-18-gthl-players/) - The Ontario Hockey League held the seventh annual Under-18 Priority Selection for ‘AAA’ hockey players in Ontario on April 26. The U18 Priority Selection featured 18 Greater Toronto Hockey League players – the most of any minor hockey association. The 18 GTHL players – including nine forwards, seven defencemen, and two goaltenders – represented 35 per cent
- [Two GTHL players to play for Team Ontario at National Aboriginal Hockey Championships](https://gthlcanada.com/two-gthl-players-to-play-for-team-ontario-at-national-aboriginal-hockey-championships/) - The 20th anniversary of the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC) return to Winnipeg, Manitoba on May 7-13, 2023. The Canada-wide hockey event features participation from the top 'AAA,' Hockey Canada accredited schools, and junior hockey players from First Nations, Inuit, and Métis across the country. Players are 14-17 years of age (Under-15 and Under-18). Two Greater Toronto
- [Four GTHL players named to Team Canada for 2024 Winter Youth Olympic Games](https://gthlcanada.com/four-gthl-players-named-to-team-canada-for-2024-winter-youth-olympic-games/) - CALGARY, Alberta - Hockey Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee have announced Canada’s men's hockey team selected to compete at the Gangwon 2024 Winter Youth Olympic Games. Four Greater Toronto Hockey League players are featured on the roster: Zach Nyman (Vaughan Kings) Alessandro Di Iorio (Vaughan Kings) Adam Valentini (Toronto Marlboros) Braidy Wassilyn (Markham Majors)
- [Ted Reeve Hockey's Stephen King honoured with OHF Order of Merit Award](https://gthlcanada.com/ted-reeve-hockeys-stephen-king-honoured-with-ohf-order-of-merit-award/) - On November 25, the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) held the 2023 OHF Awards, recognizing eight recipients. Among the eight recipients was Ted Reeve Hockey Association's Stephen King who was recognized with the OHF's Order of Merit Award. The Order of Merit Award honours individuals who have served amateur hockey for many years. The recipients have participated
- [GTHL, Mississauga Steelheads team up for GTHL Game Day on February 19](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-mississauga-steelheads-team-up-for-gthl-game-day-on-february-19/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and the Ontario Hockey League’s (OHL) Mississauga Steelheads have once again teamed up for a GTHL Game Day on Monday, February 19 (Family Day). All GTHL clubs and teams can purchase tickets to watch the Steelheads host GTHL alumni Colby Barlow, Antonio Tersigni, Nico Addy, and the Owen Sound Attack
- [Vaughan Kings win Whitby International Silver Stick Tournament](https://gthlcanada.com/vaughan-kings-win-whitby-international-silver-stick-tournament/) - Via ontariohockeyleague.com A four-goal second period propelled the Vaughan Kings to Silver Stick supremacy on Sunday at the Iroquois Park Sports Centre in Whitby. Alexander Hage’s second period power play tally stood up as the game winner in a 5-3 win over the Toronto Marlboros as Vaughan finished out the tournament with a 6-0-1 record,
- [Inaugural Movember Moustache Cup tournament raises over $40,000 with U14 'A' Lorne Park Clarkson Wild sweeping championships](https://gthlcanada.com/inaugural-movember-moustache-cup-tournament-raises-over-40000-with-u14-a-lorne-park-clarkson-wild-sweeping-championships/) - On November 17-19, the Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember, hosted the inaugural Movember Moustache Cup 'A' tournament at Scotiabank Pond. As the tournament hosted 32 teams across four non-contact 'A' divisions of Under-14, U15, U16, and U18, the U14 Lorne Park Clarkson Wild swept the championships on and off the ice. Ahead of the
- [Asian Heritage Month Spotlight: Q&A with GTHL official Youl Han](https://gthlcanada.com/asian-heritage-month-spotlight-qa-with-gthl-official-youl-han/) - To celebrate Asian Heritage Month, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is shining the spotlight on the Asian hockey community this May. As part of the celebration, the League caught up with first year GTHL official, Youl Han. Note: This conversation has been edited for clarity. GTHL: Tell me a little bit about yourself? HAN:
- [Asian Heritage Month Spotlight: Canadian Japanese Hockey League](https://gthlcanada.com/asian-heritage-month-spotlight-canadian-japanese-hockey-league/) - In honour of Asian Heritage Month, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is shining the spotlight on the Asian hockey community this May. Kicking off the series is the Canadian Japanese Hockey League (CJHL), home to many past and present GTHL and Metro Toronto Hockey League players. The CJHL was formed in 1961 by Mel Tsuji, who
- [Mikael Kingo: Beyond the Pipes](https://gthlcanada.com/mikael-kingo-beyond-the-pipes/) - Originally published in the December 2019 issue of Breakout Magazine 10:20 a.m. on a Sunday at Chesswood Arena, Mikael Kingo is firing a lacrosse ball at the wall in between dressing rooms to himself, warming up his hand eye coordination for a game against the Mississauga Senators, who are a mere point behind his Vaughan
- [You Can Play: Inclusion Basics](https://gthlcanada.com/you-can-play-inclusion-basics/) - Click here to view the 2023 Summer Breakout Magazine in your browser. Try these steps to make hockey more welcoming and inclusive 1) Small steps make a significant change. Small symbols and signals make a big difference to someone struggling and wondering if hockey is the right sport for them. A pin on your hockey bag, a t-shirt, or
- [2023 Summer Breakout Magazine: A Season to Celebrate](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-summer-breakout-magazine-a-season-to-celebrate/) - Click here to view the 2023 Summer Breakout Magazine in your browser. With the 2022-2023 hockey season in the books, the Greater Toronto Hockey League's Summer 2023 Breakout Magazine is all about celebrating the year that was. The magazine takes a look at the top 10 moments of the season, the League's champions, the feel good
- [Top tips for starting a new hockey season](https://gthlcanada.com/top-tips-for-starting-a-new-hockey-season/) - School is back in session, the nights are cooling off, and the leaves are changing – all signs point to a new hockey season. With everyone excited to get back on the ice with a clean slate this fall, here are some simple tips to get you ready for the 2022-23 season. Go through the gear checklist.
- [2022 Fall Breakout Magazine: Community](https://gthlcanada.com/2022-fall-breakout-magazine-community/) - Click here to view the 2022 Fall Breakout Magazine in your browser. The Greater Toronto Hockey League’s Fall 2022 Breakout Magazine is brought together on the foundation of community. Hockey is built on the stories of so many across our community, from players, coaches, officials, volunteers, and more. The issue features the GTHL catching up with league alumnus
- [First Words](https://gthlcanada.com/first-words/) - THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE “Sport has the power to unite people in a way that little else does.” – Nelson Mandela It has often been said that sport is “The Universal Language." In 2005, upon launching the United Nations’ International Year of Sport, Secretary-General Kofi Annan described sport in that way and stated: “Sport can bridge
- [2021 Fall/Winter Breakout Magazine: Together We Skate](https://gthlcanada.com/2021-fall-winter-breakout-magazine-together-we-skate/) - Click here to view the 2021 Fall/Winter Breakout Magazine in your browser. The Greater Toronto Hockey League's Fall/Winter 2021 Breakout Magazine reflects on the long road to the anticipated 2021-22 puck drop and welcomes two new members in Seaside Hockey and the Thunder Bay Kings. The GTHL also catches up with alumnus and Toronto Maple
- [The Only Champs](https://gthlcanada.com/the-only-champs/) - It was a Tuesday night, gloves and sticks were littered across the ice as smiles radiated off the faces of the Toronto Jr. Canadiens – the 2020 GTHL Minor Midget champions. A team of brothers overcoming a 2-0 deficit in a best-of-five series and capping it off with a 4-0 shutout in the clinching game.
- [Breakout Magazine Spring 2020 - Hockey @ Home](https://gthlcanada.com/breakout-magazine-spring-2020-hockey-home/) - Click here to view in your browser. As the world stays at home, players from around the G have been keeping themselves occupied with all things hockey. The Hockey @ Home edition of Breakout Magazine includes all your favourite features, plus tips on homeschooling from a coach, re-living the 2019 OHL Cup, and much more!
- [Have a Game Plan to Optimize Nutrition](https://gthlcanada.com/have-a-game-plan-to-optimize-nutrition/) - Fuelling your young athletes properly for a hockey game doesn’t just happen on game day. Eating well takes planning and follow through to make sure you’re giving them what they need to succeed. This doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Having smart snacks and foods on hand can make your hockey schedule a lot easier. With
- [Five tips for players this offseason](https://gthlcanada.com/five-tips-for-players-this-offseason/) - Click here to view the 2023 Summer Breakout Magazine in your browser. The offseason is in full swing! As players await the 2023-24 season, here are five important tips for players to follow so that they can be prepared for the next year on the ice. 1.Don't be afraid to take a break. The hockey season
- [All-Armellin: A family affair seeing double between the pipes](https://gthlcanada.com/all-armellin-a-family-affair-seeing-double-between-the-pipes/) - Click here to view the 2023 Summer Breakout Magazine in your browser. When it came time to choose, Nico Armellin’s decision was clear. “We were signing him up for house league and he was beside me – he kept saying, ‘put down goalie, put down goalie,’” Karry-Lee Armellin, Nico’s mother, recalled. “Sure enough, the Vaughan Rangers
- [Introducing Nothers House League Team of the Month program](https://gthlcanada.com/introducing-nothers-house-league-team-of-the-month-program/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, is proud to introduce the Nothers House League Team of the Month program for the 2023-24 season. The Nothers House League Team of the Month program will give house league teams throughout the GTHL the opportunity to enter for a chance to win
- [Movember: Breaking the Ice workshops an impactful experience for 20 GTHL coaches](https://gthlcanada.com/movember-breaking-the-ice-workshops-an-impactful-experience-for-20-gthl-coaches/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember, hosted two Breaking the Ice workshops for coaches to better understand mental health among athletes. The workshops, which took place on January 19 and January 22, were a welcomed success for a total of 20 GTHL coaches. Breaking the Ice helps coaches understand, recognize, and manage mental
- [Sean Durzi reflects on lessons from adversity filled path](https://gthlcanada.com/sean-durzi-reflects-on-lessons-from-adversity-filled-path/) - Sean Durzi doesn’t have a lot of insight on the smooth road travelled, but the 22-year-old Los Angeles Kings prospect has had his fair share of experience with hitting bumps along the way. “It wasn’t always the easiest road but I think it was a great road,” Durzi shared on the GTHL’s Instagram Live on
- [Break the Ice With Your Team](https://gthlcanada.com/break-the-ice-with-your-team/) - Movember and the Greater Toronto Hockey League have teamed up to bring coaches mental health training as it relates to their players. The Breaking the Ice program helps coaches understand, recognize, and manage mental health issues among their athletes. Throughout the program, coaches will gain important skills and knowledge that underpin youth mental health. In
- [GTHL hosts Development Day for third season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hosts-development-day-for-third-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its PD Skill Development Day on February 18 at Scotiabank Pond. For the third season, there was a full day camp for players in all levels from Under-9 to U13, and a half day camp for players U14 to U17. The event welcomed just over 70 players participating. The
- [Register for the GTHL's Development Day on November 18](https://gthlcanada.com/register-for-the-gthls-development-day-on-november-18/) - Registration is now open for the Greater Toronto Hockey League's PD Skill Development Day on Friday, November 18 at Scotiabank Pond. Click here to register. The GTHL's PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. The one-day camp is open to all players from Under-9 to U13. Players will take
- [GTHL supports MLSE Foundation and Scotiabank’s Hockey Coach Education Program](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-supports-mlse-foundation-and-scotiabanks-hockey-coach-education-program/) - MLSE Foundation and Scotiabank are launching the second cohort of the Hockey Coach Education Program to provide equitable opportunities for Black, Indigenous and other racialized youth across Ontario to obtain hockey coaching certifications and connect them to coaching positions in their community. The mission is to change the game and make hockey a more inclusive, diverse,
- [U10/U11 Pathway Development Skill Sessions](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-u11-pathway-development-skill-sessions/) - As part of the U10/U11 Pathway the Greater Toronto Hockey League will be holding a number of skill development sessions for players wishing to participate in upcoming tryouts. The GTHL will operate these free sessions instead of members spending money on these sessions. A player’s first experience in the new hockey season should not be a
- [Because Everyone Deserves to Be Seen. Register Now For a Dear Everybody Workshop.](https://gthlcanada.com/because-everyone-deserves-to-be-seen-register-now-for-a-dear-everybody-workshop/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has partnered with Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital to present the Dear Everybody Campaign Workshop. The workshop will take place via Zoom and will be roughly 1-1.5 hours in length taking place February 4 at 7pm. The Dear Everybody workshop highlights the messages of the campaign to support community initiatives
- [TRUE Tip of the Month: January Winner](https://gthlcanada.com/true-tip-of-the-month-january-winner/) - Zack Marcovici of Minor Atom A North Toronto is the TRUE Tip of the Month winner for January. CLICK HERE to submit your TRUE tip for your chance to win apparel courtesy of TRUE Hockey.
- [Coach of the Month, Presented by the Coaches Site: Mike Russo and Tony Peragine](https://gthlcanada.com/coach-of-the-month-presented-by-the-coaches-site-mike-russo-and-tony-peragine/) - In need of some assistance with his son's hockey team, Mike Russo recruited his brother-in-law Tony Peragine to help him behind the bench. With Tony's son hitting the ice ten years later, Mike would be the first to raise his hand and return the favour. Reunited as coaches, the two continue to be a dynamic duo with
- [Drill of the Month: October 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-october-2023/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Defence – Puck on Forehand Pivots Age Groups Under-13 Skill Description Player always faces the middle pylon. Keep puck on forehand, except on escape moves. Perform an escape move on middle pylon and at the bottom of the circle. Good shooting principles followed at blue line when taking a shot. Key Teaching
- [Drill of the Month: September 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-september-2023/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Forwards - Puck Protection Progression Age Groups Under-15 Skill Description – First Progression Players line up on the goal line near the corner, with one player lining up in-between the two pylons as a defender. First player in line weaves through the pylons and defending player. While the player with the puck does
- [Drill of the Month: August 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-august-2023/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Skating - Warm Up #7 - Crossover Progression Age Groups Under-11 to U18 Skill Description Players line up in two lines on the hashmarks. Both lines go at the same time, skating down the middle of the ice to the far end and then returning to the back of the line by
- [Drill of the Month: January 2024](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-january-2024/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: U7, U9, U11, & U13 Deception Sequences Age Groups Under-7, U9, U11, U13 Skill Description – U7, U9 Progression Players line-up on the goal line, with a pylon at the top of the faceoff circle. First player in line skates up to the pylon and performs a basic deception move. For the
- [Drill of the Month: December 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-december-2023/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Defence – Escape Triangle Age Groups U13, U15, U18 Skill Description – First Progression Players use the pylons as guides. First player in line skates up to the top pylon and pivots backwards around it. Player then skates backwards towards the bottom pylon based on direction of their pivot. Player transitions forward
- [Drill of the Month: November 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/drill-of-the-month-november-2023/) - DRILL OF THE MONTH: Forwards – Entries – Overspeed Moves Age Group: Under-15 Skill Description – First Progression Forwards start in a line on blueline. Can split forwards into two lines on opposite ends of the blueline. First forward in line skates across the blueline and circles around the offside faceoff dot. While circling, the forward
- [Platinum Cup tournament to feature inaugural Maple Leafs Alumni vs. Toronto First Responders Game](https://gthlcanada.com/platinum-cup-tournament-to-feature-inaugural-maple-leafs-alumni-vs-toronto-first-responders-game/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and the Toronto Maple Leafs are proud to host the inaugural Maple Leafs Alumni versus Toronto First Responders Game. As part of the 2023 Platinum Cup tournament festivities, Leafs alumni will take to the ice to face-off against local first responders at Scotiabank Pond (Rink 1) on Saturday, November 25.
- [RECAP: 2023 Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs & the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/recap-2023-platinum-cup-powered-by-the-toronto-maple-leafs-the-gthl/) - On November 24 to 26, the Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted 24 teams across three Under-11 divisions, including 'A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA' teams, at Scotiabank Pond. New this year, the tournament featured the inaugural Toronto First Responders versus Maple Leafs Alumni Game. The game saw
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Power Oatmeal](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-power-oatmeal/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Hulk Smoothie](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-hulk-smoothie/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Fuel Bites](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-fuel-bites/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build
- [Five healthy snacks for the summer](https://gthlcanada.com/five-healthy-snacks-for-the-summer/) - Click here to view the 2023 Summer Breakout Magazine in your browser. Easy and refreshing snacks to enjoy this offseason The offseason months often mean rest, sunshine, summer sports, and ice cream! Outside of the ice cream treats, it’s important to mix in some healthy snacks for a young athlete, too. Athletes still need the simple
- [Snacks to fuel performance](https://gthlcanada.com/snacks-to-fuel-performance/) - Simple snacks, maximum fuel Knowing what to feed our kids before a game or practice can be stressful, but we don't want to have to depend on the fast-food, takeout, or concession stand to help fuel our young athlete's performance. Instead, Seanna of Hockey Snacks has provided some simple snacks you can have on hand
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Performance Cookies](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-performance-cookies/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Chocolate Hemp Butter](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-chocolate-hemp-butter/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Power Pucks](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-power-pucks/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Quinoa Bowl](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-quinoa-bowl/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Trail Mix](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-trail-mix/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Baked Egg Bites](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-baked-egg-bites/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Nutrition Tuesday: Q&A](https://gthlcanada.com/nutrition-tuesday-qa/) - Establishing healthy eating habits at home is a key component in improving your on-ice performance. Feeding your body with the fuel needed for every shift will help you seamlessly transition back to the ice when the time comes. Every Tuesday, nutritionist Seanna Thomas will be bringing you recipes and nutrition tips via the GTHL Instagram that will help to build healthy
- [Win big with the 2023 GTHL Legacy Classic 50/50 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/win-big-with-the-2023-gthl-legacy-classic-50-50-in-support-of-the-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has launched a 50/50 draw for the 12th annual GTHL Legacy Classic on July 25. Proceeds from the 50/50 will be in support of the GTHL’s Legacy Fund. The 50/50 begins Tuesday, July 25 at 12:00am and will close Monday, July 31 at 11:59pm. The draw for the winner will take place
- [Registration for the 12th annual GTHL Legacy Classic is now open](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-the-12th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-is-now-open/) - Registration for the Greater Toronto Hockey League's 12th annual Legacy Classic is now open! The golf tournament is an annual fundraising event for the GTHL Legacy Fund, which was established in 2011 to provide financial support for GTHL families in need. The event, scheduled for Tuesday, July 25 is returning to Richmond Hill Golf Club
- [Registration for the 11th annual GTHL Legacy Classic is now OPEN!](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-the-11th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-is-now-open/) - Registration for the Greater Toronto Hockey League's 11th annual Legacy Classic is now open! The golf tournament is an annual fundraising event for the GTHL Legacy Fund, which was established in 2011 to provide financial support for GTHL families in need. The event, scheduled for Tuesday, July 12 at Cardinal Golf Club (2740 Davis Dr. West, King,
- [GTHL Legacy Classic 50/50 winning ticket: LC-7211984](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-legacy-classic-50-50-winning-ticket-lc-7211984/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted a 50/50 draw for the 12th annual GTHL Legacy Classic from July 25 through to July 31. The winning ticket is unclaimed: LC-7211984. The winner will take home a prize of $1,180. Please contact SFilippelli@gthlcanada.com if you have the winning ticket. Proceeds from the 50/50 are in support of the GTHL's
- [Around the G: March Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-march-preview/) - The last full month of the season brings elite on-ice action and a whole lot of fun. OHL Cup, Powered by Under Armour March 17-23 Every March Break, the top 20 Minor Midget "AAA" teams from across Ontario and the United States take to the ice to compete for the coveted OHL Cup. Past participants
- [Around the G: February Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-february-preview/) - February brings us an extra day in 2020, which means more time for hockey! Here's what to expect around the G during the next 29 days. Valentines Tournament February 6-9 House league and select level teams from Tyke all the way to Under-21 will celebrate their love of the game by participating in the Scarbrough
- [Around the G: February 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-february-2024-preview/) - The final month of the regular season is here! Check out everything going on around the G before the puck drops on the GTHL Playoffs! Leaside Select Invitational Tournament (February 1-4) The Leaside Flames are back with the 2024 iteration of the Select Invitational! Offering divisions from Under-7 all the way to U18 Select, this tournament
- [Around the G: January 2024 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-january-2024-preview/) - Ring in the new year by checking out everything to come around the GTHL this month! Toronto Aeros Winter Challenge (January 11-14) The Toronto Aeros Winter Challenge Tournament is back for another season! This tournament is offered to Under-10 to U18 ‘A’ and ‘AA’ teams. CLICK HERE to learn more about this tournament. Vince Spagnuolo Memorial
- [Around the G: December 2023 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-december-2023-preview/) - With the calendar flipping to December, the holiday spirit is in the air! Check out everything going on around the GTHL as we close out 2023! Paul Coffey Tournament (December 1-3) The Mississauga Jets and Mississauga Terriers hosted the Paul Coffey Tournament for another season. This tournament is a ‘AA’ only tournament, and offered divisions at Under-12, U13,
- [Around the G: November 2023 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-november-2023-preview/) - With the second month of the GTHL regular season upon us, hockey rinks and schedules are busy. Check out everything going on around the league this month! Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (November) The GTHL is hosting its final few Referee Clinics at various dates throughout the month of November. These clinics range from
- [Around the G: October 2023 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-october-2023-preview/) - The start of October means another GTHL season has begun! Check out everything going on around the GTHL this October! Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (October) The GTHL is hosting Referee Clinics on various dates throughout the month of October. These clinics range from entry-level officials to Level 1-6 re-certifications for experienced referees. CLICK HERE
- [Around the G: September 2023 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-september-2023-preview/) - School is back in session and the hockey season is not far behind. Check out everything going on in September as we start to head back to the rink! Referee Clinics – Entry Level and Re-Certification (September) The GTHL is hosting Referee Clinics on various dates throughout the month of September. These clinics range from entry-level referees to Level
- [Around the G: April 2023 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-april-2023-preview/) - The calendar flipping to April means another hockey season is wrapping up - but there is still lots to look forward to this month! Stay up to speed with all of April's happenings in the latest Around the G. 2023 OHL Cup Championship Game (April 3) The OHL Cup Championship Final took place on April 3
- [Around the G: March 2023 Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/around-the-g-march-2023-preview/) - With spring right around the corner, March sees the 2022-2023 regular season conclude, and the 2023 GTHL Playoffs begin. Stay up to speed with what’s happening Around the G this month. GTHL Playoffs March The 2023 GTHL Playoffs kick-off for all age groups at various points during the month of March. CLICK HERE to learn
- [Beyond the Bench: Paolo Di Zazzo](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-paolo-di-zazzo/) - It didn’t take Paolo Di Zazzo long to realize that it is coaches who define kids’ passion for sports. Once a competitive hockey player himself with Vaughan Hockey, Di Zazzo began coaching his own kids. An opportunity then arose when he was asked to be an assistant coach — the opportunity that gave way to
- [Beyond the Bench: Chris Stevenson](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-chris-stevenson/) - Chris Stevenson saw coaching as a way to give back. Giving back, though, meant more about the opportunities for kids than simply developing on-ice skills. “I wanted kids to have a fair shake – there’s a lot of politics in hockey, so I wanted it to be about getting what you earn, holding everyone accountable,
- [GTHL leads way with coaching staff selected for Ontario at Canada Winter Games](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-leads-way-with-coaching-staff-selected-for-ontario-at-canada-winter-games/) - CAMBRIDGE, ON (January 26, 2022) – The Ontario Hockey Federation, Hockey Eastern Ontario and Hockey Northwestern Ontario are proud to announce the coaching staff that will lead Team Ontario at the 2023 Canada Winter Games in Prince Edward Island. The bench will be compromised of an all-Greater Toronto Hockey League staff with Steve Devine selected as
- [GTHL supports MLSE Foundation and Scotiabank's Hockey Coach Education Program](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-supports-mlse-foundation-and-scotiabanks-hockey-coach-education-program-2/) - MLSE Foundation and Scotiabank are launching the Hockey Coach Education Program to provide equitable opportunities for Black, Indigenous and other racialized youth across Ontario to obtain hockey coaching certifications and connect them to coaching positions in their community. The mission is to change the game and make hockey a more inclusive, diverse, and accessible sport
- [Build Inclusion Into Your Coaching Strategy](https://gthlcanada.com/build-inclusion-into-your-coaching-strategy/) - The GTHL has partnered with You Can Play to present a workshop specifically for minor hockey coaches taking place virtually on Tuesday, January 19. Diversity and Inclusion are words used often in sport and society these days but what impact can they have on coaching? In this session, we will introduce coaches to some key
- [Coach of the Month, Presented by the Coaches Site: Bill MacGregor](https://gthlcanada.com/coach-of-the-month-presented-by-the-coaches-site-bill-macgregor/) - Streetsville Tigers Minor Bantam "AA" Head Coach Bill MacGregor can't take credit for the success of the team in front of him. While his players may think otherwise, MacGregor points to the contributions of many people in helping to make the team successful both on and off the ice. "He [Bill] should be Coach of the
- [GTHL supports MLSE Foundation and Scotiabank’s Hockey Coach Education Program for third straight season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-supports-mlse-foundation-and-scotiabanks-hockey-coach-education-program-for-third-straight-season/) - For the third season, MLSE Foundation and Scotiabank have launched the Hockey Coach Education Program to provide equitable opportunities for Black, Indigenous, and other racialized youth across Ontario to obtain hockey coaching certifications and connect them to coaching positions in their community. The mission is to change the game and make hockey a more inclusive, diverse,
- [Q&A with Toronto Maple Leafs’ Greg Schell](https://gthlcanada.com/qa-with-toronto-maple-leafs-greg-schell/) - Click here to view the 2022 Fall Breakout Magazine in your browser. In 1999, Greg Schell began with the Toronto Maple Leafs working in security services. Now the former GTHL coach and elected member of the National Hockey League’s Youth Development Advisory Board is Hockey Development and Sport Partnership for the blue and white. Schell
- [Beyond the Bench: Mark Weston](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-bench-mark-weston/) - Mark Weston has been a coach with the West Mall Lightning for nine seasons. This season, Weston is the bench boss of the Lightning's 'A' Under-18 team. Weston's time in hockey, however, dates back to his playing days in the then-Metro Toronto Hockey League (MTHL) with the Etobicoke Canucks. While connected to the game standing on the
- [Q&A with John Dean, Head Coach of the OHL’s Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds ](https://gthlcanada.com/qa-with-john-dean-head-coach-of-the-ohls-sault-ste-marie-greyhounds/) - Before becoming the Head Coach of the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds of the Ontario Hockey League, John Dean spent time coaching in the GTHL. Heading into his fifth season as the Greyhounds’ bench boss, the GTHL caught up with the Don Mills, Ontario native. GTHL: What got you into coaching? DEAN: Coaching, for me, started
- [Hockey Canada Statement on Return to Hockey In Canada](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-canada-statement-on-return-to-hockey-in-canada/) - June 4, 2020 CALGARY, Alta. – The following is a statement on behalf of Hockey Canada from Tom Renney, chief executive officer, and Scott Smith, president and chief operating officer, on the return-to-hockey process in Canada. “On March 12, the decision was made to cancel all Hockey Canada-sanctioned activities across the country. This was a difficult decision,
- [The Survey Results Are In](https://gthlcanada.com/the-survey-results-are-in/) - The GTHL recently asked parents to fill out a survey on return to play and many of you did just that! Thank you, I know you have been very busy during these often confusing times. Your answers to the questions were informative and will assist us as we continue to plan for what’s next. You are thinking
- [The Race to be Right](https://gthlcanada.com/the-race-to-be-right/) - We all know this is a time of much uncertainty, of unsung heroes, difficult decisions and changes in our relationships. We hope you are coping well through all of this. This note is about one small part of your life, hockey within the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL). We plan to send a you a
- [An Open Letter To Canadians](https://gthlcanada.com/an-open-letter-to-canadians/) - From Hockey Canada First, and most importantly, to the front-line and essential workers who have gone above and beyond around the clock to keep Canadians safe – a simple thank you is not nearly enough for what you have done over the last three months. Second, to our Members, partners, local hockey associations, volunteers and
- [OHF and Member Partner Statement on Spring Tryouts in Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-and-member-partner-statement-on-spring-tryouts-in-response-to-coronavirus-covid-19/) - As you may have seen, the Ontario Hockey Federation and its seven member partners, the Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario (ALLIANCE), Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA), Ontario Hockey Association (OHA), Ontario Hockey League (OHL), Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) and Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA), issued a statement March 12
- [FAQs in on 2020-21 GTHL Season and Cancellation of 2019-20 GTHL Season](https://gthlcanada.com/faqs-in-on-2020-21-gthl-season-and-cancellation-of-2019-20-gthl-season/) - Questions About Postponement until January 4, 2021 (October 4) Q - Are rinks closed right now? A→ The GTHL does not manage or control arena facilities. Each operator will determine if its facility opens or closes. (October 4) Q- What happens to the money I paid? A→ Parents should have discussions with their organizations about its refund policy. (October
- [GTHL Update In Response to COVID-19](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-update-in-response-to-covid-19/) - We have all been through a few tumultuous days full of discussions and decisions about the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), and those decisions are having a profound effect on minor hockey in our region. As you are aware, Hockey Canada has made the decision to cancel all hockey activities in the country for the balance
- [Hockey Canada and Ontario Hockey Federation Statement in Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-canada-and-ontario-hockey-federation-statement-in-response-to-coronavirus-covid-19/) - We as the Ontario Hockey Federation support the Hockey Canada Statement quoted below. “ HOCKEY CANADA STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) The following is a statement on behalf of Hockey Canada from Tom Renney, chief executive officer, and Scott Smith, president and chief operating officer, on the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. “Without question, this
- [Statement From the Ontario Hockey League and the Greater Toronto Hockey League](https://gthlcanada.com/statement-from-the-ontario-hockey-league-and-the-greater-toronto-hockey-league/) - Since the start of the spread of Coronavirus/COVID-19, the OHL and GTHL have closely monitored the rapidly evolving situation with a view to the health and safety of players and their families, team and league staff, on and off ice officials, fans and the general public. The OHL and GTHL today announced that they have
- [Recommendations from Hockey Canada Regarding the Coronavirus](https://gthlcanada.com/recommendations-from-hockey-canada-regarding-the-coronavirus/) - The following message has been shared by Hockey Canada regarding the Coronavirus, please read and implement the recommendations outlined below: On January 25, 2020, the Government of Ontario reported the first case of 2019-nCoV (coronavirus) in Canada. Canada's chief public health officer is in ongoing contact with provincial and territorial chief medical officers of health
- [Updates on the GTHL Return to Play Plan](https://gthlcanada.com/updates-on-the-gthl-return-to-play-plan/) - Today the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) released its Stage 3 Return to Hockey Plan. This coincides with the City of Toronto and Region of Peel entering into the Provincial Governments Stage 3 reopening strategy. The GTHL continues to develop a return to hockey plan that is expected to be communicated within the next three weeks. The plan
- [From the Video Room: Return to Hockey Updates](https://gthlcanada.com/from-the-video-room-return-to-hockey-updates/) - The GTHL will be posting regular video updates to address questions surrounding the return to hockey. This update was recorded by Peter Kourtis (General Manager) and Scott Oakman (Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer) on July 23, 2020. Frequently asked questions regarding return to play can be found here. [video_embed id="28585"][/video_embed]
- [Ontario Makes Amendments to Emergency Order, Allows Private Small Group Training](https://gthlcanada.com/ontario-makes-amendments-to-emergency-order-allows-private-small-group-training/) - With players around the province itching to get back to some form of hockey, the rules surrounding who is permitted on the ice and under what circumstances been evolving quickly. As of last week, the provincial government required that anyone who wanted to skate had to do so under the direction of an individual who
- [Return to Play Guidelines in the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/return-to-play-guidelines-in-the-gthl/) - The return of hockey is getting closer, but how that will happen and what it means is still being determined. As we see the province of Ontario, and areas around the GTHL slowly begin to re-open in a phased approach, the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) - the provincial hockey branch which the GTHL falls under
- [OHF Releases Return-to-Hockey Framework](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-releases-return-to-hockey-framework/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation Board of Directors has approved the OHF Return to Hockey Framework and specifically the implementation of Phase 2 - Stage 1, following Hockey Canada’s Return to Hockey’s Board of Directors decision last week and based on the current Ontario Government Emergency Order Amendment. Over the past three months, the OHF and
- [Provincial Hockey Branches Now Leading the Race to be Right](https://gthlcanada.com/provincial-hockey-branches-now-leading-the-race-to-be-right/) - There have been several developments that originated from countless discussions in the race to be right since our last update. Through it all one thing stands out: when hockey first returns it will look different. Hockey Canada is now allowing each of the provincial branches to work with local health authorities to determine when it’s safe to
- [GTHL releases Game Plan 2.0 outlining Return to Play framework including Vaccination Policy](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-game-plan-2-0-outlining-return-to-play-framework-including-vaccination-policy/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) today announced its Game Plan 2.0 framework outlining return to play protocols and procedures for the 2021-22 season. Made in alignment with Hockey Canada’s Safety Guidelines and the Ontario government’s COVID-19 Return to Sport Guidelines, the Game Plan 2.0 framework was formulated with the expert advice of medical and public health professionals at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto as well as
- [GTHL announces plans for 2021-22 Return to Play](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-plans-for-2021-22-return-to-play/) - Wednesday, May 19 – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today return to play plans for the upcoming 2021-22 season. As the 2021-22 season approaches, the GTHL will continue to regularly consult with health experts, including Toronto Public Health and the Hospital for Sick Children Toronto, and will be guided by all necessary public health guidelines. “We understand our hockey families would like to have some
- [GTHL announces end of season, switches focus to 2021-22 season for players](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-end-of-season-switches-focus-to-2021-22-season-for-players/) - Friday, March 26 — The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the difficult decision to cancel the balance of the 2020-21 season. The GTHL Board rendered this decision after conducting an evaluation of the current situation in Toronto, Peel and York Regions and consulting with health experts from Toronto Public Health. As Toronto and the Region
- [GTHL Update on Return to Play](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-update-on-return-to-play/) - February 27, 2021 - The GTHL Board of Directors met on Thursday February 25, 2021 and discussed the status of the 2020-21 season. The League had announced on December 4, 2020 that it would permit teams and organizations to return to on and off ice activities once the region in which each team/organization operates (i.e. Peel,
- [GTHL Adjusts Date of Potential Reopening](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-adjusts-date-of-potential-reopening/) - Friday, December 4, 2020 – The GTHL Board of Directors announced today that it will permit teams and organizations to return to on and off ice activities once the region in which each team/organization operates (i.e. Peel, Toronto or York) enters the Ontario Government’s Orange “Restrict” level in its COVID-19 response framework. No organization will be required
- [OHF Clarifies Unsanctioned League Policy in Response to GTHL Season Postponement](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-clarifies-unsanctioned-league-policy-in-response-to-gthl-season-postponement/) - The Ontario Hockey Federation’s Board of Directors has reviewed the OHF Unsanctioned League Policy as a response to the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s decision to pause activities until January 4, 2021 pending further advice from health authorities. Click here for the full statement. Click here for FAQs on the OHF Decision. Visit the Return to Hockey
- [Dear GTHL Players...](https://gthlcanada.com/dear-gthl-players/) - Dear GTHL Players, We know you may have read about the GTHL returning on October 7 and you were looking forward to finally getting back on the ice with your teammates. It’s been a long time and we know you’re missing hockey. We are too. Unfortunately, especially right now, things don’t always work out the
- [Greater Toronto Hockey League Announces Postponement of Sanctioned Activities](https://gthlcanada.com/greater-toronto-hockey-league-announces-postponement-of-sanctioned-activities/) - October 3, 2020 - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced today that all sanctioned activities within its jurisdiction are postponed until at least January 1, 2021 pending further advice from health authorities. The decision comes as a result of a rapid rise in the infection rate in the Greater Toronto Area and a statement
- [Greater Toronto Hockey League Releases Game Plan Outlining Return to Play Framework](https://gthlcanada.com/greater-toronto-hockey-league-releases-game-plan-outlining-return-to-play-framework/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) has announced their return to play Game Plan that outlines timelines, protocols, and procedures for the 2020-21 season. Made in alignment with Hockey Canada’s Safety Guidelines and the Ontario government’s COVID-19 Return to Sport Guidelines, the GTHL’s Game Plan framework was formulated with expert advice from leading pediatric infectious
- [GTHL Releases Registration Details For 2020-21](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-registration-details-for-2020-21/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) will release a comprehensive Return to Play framework on August 31, 2020 outlining what hockey will look like this season. The safety of GTHL players is of the utmost importance and the framework will include measures to keep all participants safe and prevent the spread of COVID-19. The first
- [GTHL releases updated Game Plan 2.0 framework ahead of League resumption](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-updated-game-plan-2-0-framework-ahead-of-league-resumption/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has released the updated Game Plan 2.0 framework today as the League prepares to return to the ice beginning January 31. The Game Plan 2.0 framework was formulated with the expert advice of medical and public health professionals at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto as well as
- [GTHL prepares to welcome players back to the rink on January 31, Game Plan 2.0 updates to come](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-prepares-to-welcome-players-back-to-the-rink-on-january-31-game-plan-2-0-updates-to-come/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today that beginning January 31, on-ice programming may resume. The announcement comes following the lifting of restrictions by the Government of Ontario and consultations by the GTHL with Public Health. The GTHL has been advised that facilities will be permitted to reopen with 50 per cent capacity in
- [GTHL awaits further direction from provincial government, public health, and OHF](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awaits-further-direction-from-provincial-government-public-health-and-ohf/) - On January 20, the Government of Ontario announced steps to cautiously and gradually ease public health measures, to begin on January 31. Following the announcement, the Greater Toronto Hockey League continues to review the details pertaining specifically to indoor sports and minor hockey. It is the League’s understanding that the regulations governing the reopening from
- [OHF, GTHL pauses programming following Government of Ontario announcement](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-gthl-pauses-programming-following-government-of-ontario-announcement/) - On January 3, the Government of Ontario announced new temporary restrictions as the province moves to a modified Stage Two of the Roadmap to Reopen. In conjunction with this announcement, the Ontario Hockey Federation and Greater Toronto Hockey League are pausing all in-person programming (games, practices, on-ice and off-ice training etc.) in its entirety beginning January 5,
- [Province of Ontario moves to modified Stage Two, pausing all indoor sports until January 26](https://gthlcanada.com/province-of-ontario-moves-to-modified-stage-two-pausing-all-indoor-sports-until-january-26/) - The Government of Ontario announced today new temporary restrictions as the province moves to a modified Stage Two of the Roadmap to Reopen. The time-limited Public Health measures include the pause of indoor sports which are not permitted for a period of at least 21 days beginning on January 5, 2022 at 12:01am. These
- [GTHL announces pause until January 12](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-pause-until-january-12/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today that effective January 2 up to and including January 12, hockey activities at all levels (House League, Select, ‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’), including games, practices, and tournaments, will be paused due to Public Health advice and uncertainty created around changing regulations. The pause will allow the GTHL Board
- [GTHL announces postponement of competitive games until December 23 due to modified Public Health isolation requirements](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-postponement-of-competitive-games-until-december-23-due-to-modified-public-health-isolation-requirements/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today that effective Sunday, December 19 until Thursday, December 23, all competitive (‘AAA,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘A’) games will be postponed. The GTHL is scheduled to take its annual mid-season break from December 24 to January 1. All teams may continue to practice and/or participate in skill development programs if
- [GTHL announces pause in games for Under-12 division and below until December 26](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-pause-in-games-for-under-12-division-and-below-until-december-26/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today that effective Saturday, December 18 until at least Sunday, December 26, all House League, Select, and Competitive games in the Under-12 division and below will be postponed. Teams in the U12 division and below may continue to practice and/or participate in skill development programs if they choose to.
- [GTHL midseason update](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-midseason-update/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League continues to follow the direction of the province, municipalities, and public health, while adhering to the policies and procedures outlined in the League's Game Plan 2.0. The Game Plan 2.0, developed and continuously updated through many consultations with the Hospital for Sick Kids and Toronto Public Health, has led and
- [Be a Safety Rep for the 2021-22 season](https://gthlcanada.com/be-a-safety-rep-for-the-2021-22-season/) - Each organization and team must assign an individual who will be the Safety Rep responsible for ensuring all updated and relevant information is effectively communicated across their respective organizations and/or teams. This person must be registered in the Hockey Canada Registry as a Volunteer. Team Safety Rep responsibilities include: Meeting with Team Participants and parents/guardians prior to
- [Registration for Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp ("Ref School") now open](https://gthlcanada.com/registration-for-canadian-school-of-hockey-officiating-referee-summer-camp-ref-school-now-open/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is pleased to announce the Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp will be returning for the 21st year at Scotiabank Pond. The camp, also known as "Ref School," is suitable for anyone 15 years of age (by the end of the calendar year) and older. Participants from the United States
- [2 Minutes in the Box With: Mitch Muhvic](https://gthlcanada.com/2-minutes-in-the-box-with-mitch-muhvic/) - After pulling on a hockey jersey for over a decade, in 2013, Mitch Muhvic took to the ice wearing a different sweater, one with white and black stripes. At the time, Muhvic was a high school student looking to make some money and learn the game from another angle. Six years later, Muhvic continues to
- [22 former GTHL officials named to Ontario Hockey League officiating team for 2023-24 season](https://gthlcanada.com/22-former-gthl-officials-named-to-ontario-hockey-league-officiating-team-for-2023-24-season/) - Toronto, Ont. – Ontario Hockey League Director of Officiating Conrad Haché today announced the League’s 101-member officiating team for the 2023-24 season. Included in the 101-member team are 22 former Greater Toronto Hockey League officials, 15 of which will wear the bands as a referee and seven will skate as linespeople. In total, the OHL's officiating team
- [2023 Referee Summer Camp another success for 117 participants](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-referee-summer-camp-another-success-for-117-participants/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its annual Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp from August 21-24 at Scotiabank Pond. The camp welcomed 117 participants spanning its Quick Start, Junior Development, Becoming an Elite, and Experienced Refresher programs. The goal of the comprehensive summer camp is to help attending officials to: Improve officiating
- [21 former and current GTHL officials attend OHL Officiating Training Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/21-former-and-current-gthl-officials-attend-ohl-officiating-training-camp/) - Ahead of the 2023-24 season, the Ontario Hockey League hosted its Officiating Training Camp in Kitchener the weekend of August 25. Among a total of 95 participants, 21 former and current Greater Toronto Hockey League officials attended. The camp consisted of both on-ice sessions and classroom components. "We're here to facilitate the best possible game we
- [A word from the ODC: Overview of upcoming Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/a-word-from-the-odc-overview-of-upcoming-referee-summer-camp/) - Scott Lawson of the GTHL’s Officiating Development Committee gives an overview of the 2023 GTHL Summer Camp ahead in August With another hockey season right around the corner, registration for upcoming clinics is likely top of mind for new and returning officials. We all know the routine: trying to find your bag, all the corresponding
- [Q&A with GTHL official Damian Figueira](https://gthlcanada.com/qa-with-gthl-official-damian-figueira/) - Damian Figueira joined the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s officiating ranks for the 2022-23 season after taking part in the League’s Fast Track program for officials. The Fast Track program provides individuals with a significant amount of playing experience (at the ‘AAA’ or major junior levels, for example) to become certified and jump right into officiating
- [2023 Referee Summer Camp to run August 21-24](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-referee-summer-camp-to-run-august-21-24/) - The 2023 Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp - or more commonly known as "Ref School" - will run August 21 to August 24. Registration for the Referee Summer Camp will open in the Spring. Contact refereedevelopment@gthlcanada.com if you would like to be notified when registration opens. The "Ref School" is a comprehensive four-day
- [Michael Markovic and the path to officiating](https://gthlcanada.com/michael-markovic-and-the-path-to-officiating/) - Growing up in Scarborough, Michael Markovic dreamed of making it to the National Hockey League. Today, the former Scarborough Young Bruin has realized his dream – only in a different jersey. “As a kid, everyone wants to make the NHL as a player – that's what you strive for,” the now-NHL official shared, offering that
- [Beyond the Whistle: Jordan Jacobs](https://gthlcanada.com/beyond-the-whistle-jordan-jacobs/) - For one Greater Toronto Hockey League official, the path to a career in law mirrors the time he spends on the ice. Jordan Jacobs is currently travelling Europe, enjoying a gap-year before making the jump to law school at the University of Ottawa come September. This past season, following a break from the ice throughout
- [Seven former and current GTHL officials selected to attend Officiating Program of Excellence for 2023-24 season](https://gthlcanada.com/seven-former-and-current-gthl-officials-selected-to-attend-officiating-program-of-excellence-for-2023-24-season/) - Nearly 100 officials from coast to coast to coast have been selected to attend Hockey Canada Officiating Program of Excellence (OPOE) camps. Among those selected include seven former and current Greater Toronto Hockey League officials. FORMER & CURRENT GTHL OFFICIALS National High Performance Selection Camp (Calgary, AB – Feb. 1-4): Tara Benard-Rae, Referee (MHL/GTHL) Brian
- [86 GTHL players selected in 2023 OHL Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/86-gthl-players-selected-in-2023-ohl-priority-selection/) - The Ontario Hockey League concluded the 2023 OHL Priority Selection, with a total of 302 players chosen through the 15-round process. The annual Priority Selection for North American players born predominantly in 2007 was held online over two days, with Rounds 1-3 on April 21 and the remaining Rounds 4-15 on April 22. This year's Priority Selection featured a total
- [18 GTHL players featured in 2022 OHL Under-18 Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/18-gthl-players-featured-in-2022-ohl-under-18-priority-selection/) - The Ontario Hockey League held the sixth annual OHL Under-18 Priority Selection for 'AAA' hockey players in Ontario on May 5, featuring a leading 18 players from the Greater Toronto Hockey League. With a total of 52 players selected from 32 different teams, GTHL players made up 34 per cent of the draft representing 11
- [Record 110 GTHL players chosen in 2022 OHL Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/record-110-gthl-players-chosen-in-2022-ohl-priority-selection/) - The Ontario Hockey League completed the 2022 OHL Priority Selection with a total of 303 players chosen through the 15-round process. The annual Priority Selection was held online over two days, with rounds 1-3 on April 29, followed by rounds 4-15 on April 30. Out of the 303 predominantly 2006-born players selected from 82 teams
- [Saginaw Spirit announce Michael Misa as first overall pick in 2022 OHL Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/saginaw-spirit-announce-michael-misa-as-first-overall-pick-in-2022-ohl-priority-selection/) - Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League in association with the Saginaw Spirit Hockey Club today announced that 15-year-old forward Michael Misa of the OHL Cup champion Mississauga Senators Under-16 program will be the first overall pick in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection presented by Real Canadian Superstore. The announcement was made at a news conference held at The
- [OHF announces exceptional player status for Michael Misa](https://gthlcanada.com/ohf-announces-exceptional-player-status-for-michael-misa/) - Cambridge, ON – On Thursday, April 14, the Ontario Hockey Federation announced the results of the review by Hockey Canada in consideration of the application by Michael Misa, determining that the player is to be granted “exceptional player” status and therefore is eligible for the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection. Rounds 1-3 of the OHL Priority Selection
- [6 GTHL Players Selected at 2020 OHL U18 Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/6-gthl-players-selected-at-2020-ohl-u18-draft/) - The fourth annual OHL Under-18 Priority Selection saw six Midget “AAA” players from five different GTHL teams selected. The Toronto Titans led the pack with two players selected, followed by the Markham Majors, Toronto Marlboros, Vaughan Kings, and Don Mills Flyers who each had one player drafted. Half of the players selected were chosen in the first round, including Toronto
- [66 GTHL Players Drafted at the 2020 OHL Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/66-gthl-players-drafted-at-the-2020-ohl-priority-selection/) - A total of 66 GTHL Minor Midget players from 12 different "AAA" Clubs were selected to one of 20 OHL teams at the 2020 OHL Priority Selection. Six GTHL players were selected in the first round, including first overall selection Ty Nelson of the Toronto Jr. Canadiens. Nelson, who was drafted by the North Bay Battalion, was
- [Team East topples Team West 4-1 in U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/team-east-topples-team-west-4-1-in-u18-a-all-star-game/) - Day two of the Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade featured both the ‘A’ and ‘AA’ All-Star Games on Saturday, January 28 at Scotiabank Pond. The ‘A’ All-Stars began the festivities with a 1:00pm matinee, as Team East in red came away with a 4-1 victory over Team West in blue. Logan Schnier (Hillcrest
- [Team Blue scores five unanswered, takes 7-4 win in 2023 U18 'AAA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-scores-five-unanswered-takes-7-4-win-in-2023-u18-aaa-all-star-game/) - The 21st annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade got underway on Friday, January 27, beginning with the ‘AAA’ game. Packed with comeback magic, Team Blue netted five unanswered goals in the final 20 minutes to take the U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game in a 7-4 final. Team Blue goaltender Jacob Gibbons (Toronto Red Wings) - tasked
- [2023 U18 A All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-u18-a-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2023 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 27-28 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘A’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game is scheduled for Saturday, January 28 at 1:00pm. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 A ALL-STARS:
- [2023 U18 AA All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-u18-aa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2023 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 27-28 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game is scheduled for Saturday, January 28 at 4:00pm. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 AA ALL-STARS:
- [2023 U18 AAA All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-u18-aaa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2023 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 27-28 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AAA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game is scheduled for Friday, January 27 at 7:30pm. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 AAA ALL-STARS:
- [Team Red holds on for 4-3 win in U18 'AAA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/team-red-holds-on-for-4-3-win-in-u18-aaa-all-star-game/) - On Saturday, January 27, the 'AAA' All-Stars capped off the 22nd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Before the 'AAA' All-Stars hit the ice, the U18 'AA' All-Stars and 'A' All-Stars faced off in lopsided affairs. The 'AAA' match-up proved to be the tightest contest of the day, with Team Red
- [Team Red skates to dominant win in U18 'AA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/team-red-skates-to-dominant-win-in-u18-aa-all-star-game/) - The matinee match-up of the 22nd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival featured the 'AA' All-Stars on Saturday, January 27 at Scotiabank Pond. The 'AA' All-Stars faced off following the U18 'A' All-Star Game. For the complete 'A' All-Star recap, click here. The 'AA' All-Star Game saw Team Red dominate the scoresheet, defeating Team Blue 8-1. Kaleb Lyttleton (Markham Islanders)
- [Team Blue takes U18 'A' All-Star Game with commanding performance](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-takes-u18-a-all-star-game-with-commanding-performance/) - The 22nd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade hit the ice on Saturday, January 27, starting with the U18 'A' All-Stars in a morning match-up. To begin the all-star festivities, goaltenders Cameron Benninger (Erindale Spitfires) and Andrew McHardy (Leaside Flames) were welcomed to centre ice to participate in the ceremonial puck drop. Goalie face-off, anyone?
- [2024 U18 A All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-u18-a-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2024 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 27 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘A’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game is set for Saturday, January 27 at 10:00am. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 A ALL-STARS: TEAM BLUE
- [2024 U18 AA All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-u18-aa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2024 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 27 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game is set for Saturday, January 27 at 1:00pm. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 AA ALL-STARS: TEAM
- [2024 U18 AAA All-Stars: Graduating Class](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-u18-aaa-all-stars-graduating-class/) - Ahead of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s 2024 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on January 27 at Scotiabank Pond, the ‘AAA’ All-Stars reflected on their minor hockey careers. The U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game is set for Saturday, January 27 at 4:00pm. Admission to the U18 All-Star Festival, including all games, is free. U18 AAA ALL-STARS: TEAM
- [Team Blue takes exciting 3-2 win in U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-takes-exciting-3-2-win-in-u18-aa-all-star-game/) - The 21st Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade wrapped up on Saturday, January 28 as the ‘AA’ All-Stars went head-to-head. In an exciting, buzzer-beating finish, Team Blue came away with the 3-2 win. Aiden Pitblado (Leaside Flames) captured the Gatorade Performer of the Game for Team Blue with a two-goal performance. On Team Red,
- [GTHL Awards 2020: Len Barrett Midget House League Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-2020-len-barrett-midget-house-league-scholarship-award/) - With the 2020 GTHL Awards Ceremony canceled due to COVID-19, the GTHL will be profiling each award and scholarship recipient from 2020 on GTHLCanada.com. In the chaos of a dressing room filled with the energy of young hockey players, it's the silence and attentive nature of Andrew Headrick that makes him stand out. While his West Mall Lightning teammates exert their playful
- [GTHL Awards 2020: J. Norman Sharp Midget “AA” Scholarship](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-2020-j-norman-sharp-midget-aa-scholarship/) - With the 2020 GTHL Awards Ceremony canceled due to COVID-19, the GTHL will be profiling each award and scholarship recipient from 2020 on GTHLCanada.com. The seconds were counting down on the clock as Anthony Di Nicolo and his Minor Midget "AA" Mississauga Jets team were pushing for a playoff spot. Seconds away from overtime, Anthony still remembers
- [GTHL Awards 2020: Gord Hughes Minor Midget "AAA" Scholarship](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-2020-gord-hughes-minor-midget-aaa-scholarship/) - With the 2020 GTHL Awards Ceremony canceled due to COVID-19, the GTHL will be profiling each award and scholarship recipient from 2020 on GTHLCanada.com. When Kalen Peterson isn't zipping around the ice and helping his Toronto Marlboros team win championships, he's busy developing apps and learning all he can about computer programming. Entering grade 11 at Ursula
- [GTHL Awards 2020: John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-2020-john-r-gardner-special-recognition-award/) - With the 2020 GTHL Awards Ceremony canceled due to COVID-19, the GTHL will be profiling each award and scholarship recipient from 2020 on GTHLCanada.com. From the first time Corey Shaffer stepped onto the ice at 2-years-old he was hooked. The young Thornhill native started off playing hockey in the City of Vaughan Hockey Association as a 5-year-old
- [GTHL Awards 2020: Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-2020-roy-pejcinovski-memorial-goaltending-character-award/) - With the 2020 GTHL Awards Ceremony canceled due to COVID-19, the GTHL will be profiling each award and scholarship recipient from 2020 on GTHLCanada.com. Playing at the "AAA" level and newly drafted to the Peterborough Petes of the OHL, former Vaughan Kings goaltender Mikael Kingo has everything he needs. His focus is now to assist those who are less
- [GTHL Awards 2020: Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-2020-herb-ebisuzaki-coaching-award/) - With the 2020 GTHL Awards Ceremony canceled due to COVID-19, the GTHL will be profiling each award and scholarship recipient from 2020 on GTHLCanada.com. James DeSanto's most memorable moment as a coach didn't happen at a game or at practice, and it didn't involve any one specific player. The U13 Mississauga Terriers coach was instead beaming with pride when
- [GTHL Announces 2020 Scholarship & Award Winners](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2020-scholarship-award-winners/) - While the annual GTHL Awards Ceremony will be on hold for this year, the League is pleased to announce the 11 award and scholarship winners for 2020. Profiles of each individual award winner will be posted on the GTHL website in the coming weeks. Congratulations to all the deserving recipients. George F. Dufton Midget "AAA" Scholarship
- [Awards Season Is Here](https://gthlcanada.com/awards-season-is-here/) - The wins and losses on the ice are irrelevant when it comes to the annual GTHL Awards Ceremony. Rather than looking at in-game statistics, recipients of GTHL Awards and Scholarships are granted the honour based upon their character and work ethic demonstrated off the ice. Every June, the GTHL recognizes award and scholarship winners at the
- [Blair Robinson honoured with GTHL’s 2023 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy](https://gthlcanada.com/blair-robinson-honoured-with-gthls-2023-george-chamandy-memorial-trophy/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to recognize Blair Robinson as the League’s 2023 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy winner. Established in 1953, the George Chamandy Memorial Trophy was developed to recognize an individual’s long-standing commitment to hockeyin the Greater Toronto Area. The trophy is presented to the individual (non-GTHL Executive) who, in the opinion
- [GTHL celebrates 2023 Awards presented by Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-2023-awards-presented-by-nothers-the-award-store/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated the 2023 Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store at the Hockey Hall of Fame on Thursday, June 15. The Gala featured a social hour, food, and a ceremony in the Great Hall recognizing each of the award and scholarship winners for the 2022-23 season. The night, made possible
- [Kevin Mercer awarded 2022 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy](https://gthlcanada.com/kevin-mercer-awarded-2022-george-chamandy-memorial-trophy/) - On July 19, the Greater Toronto Hockey League proudly recognized Kevin Mercer as the League's 2021-22 George Chamandy Memorial Trophy winner. The George Chamandy Memorial Trophy is presented to the individual (non-GTHL Executive) who, in the opinion of the GTHL Board of Directors, has contributed a supreme effort to the promotion and fostering of minor
- [GTHL celebrates 2021-22 season award winners](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-2021-22-season-award-winners/) - On June 17, the Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated the 2021-22 season's award winners in an intimate ceremony held at the Hockey Hall of Fame. To view the photos from the 2022 GTHL Awards, click here. The GTHL is once again proud to congratulate all recipients on these deserving recognitions. 2022 GTHL Awards 2022 John
- [GTHL recognizes 2020 & 2021 Award Winners](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-recognizes-2020-2021-award-winners/) - On June 19, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized its 2020 and 2021 Award Winners in a virtual ceremony. Following the virtual event, the GTHL honoured each recipient with video profiles highlighting their accomplishments and contributions while featuring concluding remarks from all winners. The GTHL is once again proud to congratulate all recipients on these
- [Black History Month Offers Opportunity to Reflect and Celebrate Diversity in Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/black-history-month-offers-opportunity-to-reflect-and-celebrate-diversity-in-hockey/) - New Jersey Devils forward Wayne Simmonds has been quoted as saying that he didn't think professional hockey was a viable option for a visible minority like himself. Born to African-Nova Scotian parents, Simmonds would spend his Saturday nights huddled around the television watching hockey - a sport he didn't see himself reflected in. Playing "AA"
- [Ted Reeve Thunder, North York Knights Take On-Ice Talents Abroad](https://gthlcanada.com/ted-reeve-thunder-north-york-knights-take-on-ice-talents-abroad/) - There are few things more memorable in hockey than the opportunity to travel, explore, and play in an international country. This past holiday season the North York Knights Peewee "A" and Ted Reeve Thunder Minor Bantam "AA" organizations took their talents to Europe for a once in a lifetime hockey experience. Coach of Ted Reeve
- [I Play In The G Preview](https://gthlcanada.com/i-play-in-the-g-preview/) - Regular season games at Scotiabank Pond will have a celebratory feel this weekend as the GTHL hosts the third annual I Play In The G Festival. In addition to hundreds of regular-season games happening Saturday and Sunday, players and parents will be treated to giveaways from GTHL partners as well as opportunities to watch the
- [Canadian Tire U13 House League Sponsorship Program is Back for 2020-21](https://gthlcanada.com/canadian-tire-u13-house-league-sponsorship-program-is-back-for-2020-21/) - The Canadian Tire Team Sponsorship program is back for 2020-21! The GTHL is excited to have this program continue this season. “We’re excited to have the Canadian Tire U13 house league sponsorship program back this season, said Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer, Scott Oakman. "With global economic uncertainty, the financial contributions made by this
- [Taking a Shot at COVID](https://gthlcanada.com/taking-a-shot-at-covid/) - Sitting in a virtual classroom alongside his friends and fellow GTHL players, 12-year-old Max Lorber was learning about the power of giving back. Inspired by some charity-driven initiatives of some fellow classmates, Max and his friends started their own campaign with the intention of getting kids active while raising money for COVID research. "It’s a
- [North Toronto Netminder Reinvents the Shield](https://gthlcanada.com/north-toronto-netminder-reinvents-the-shield/) - Warren Richmond Kalaci is used to wearing a mask. Starting in net for the past four seasons, the now 12-year-old netminder for North Toronto has been focused on a different kind of mask since the start of the COVID pandemic. With many hospital workers donning plastic face shields to protect themselves from contracting the virus, Warren
- [Humber Valley Sharks Record an Assist in COVID Relief Efforts](https://gthlcanada.com/humber-valley-sharks-record-an-assist-in-covid-relief-efforts/) - When rinks closed and ice sat empty, parents of players on the Humber Valley Sharks found themselves with monetary refunds in replace of potential medals and fun had with teammates. The extra funds served as an opportunity to give back to the many organizations working hard to serve the community amidst the COVID pandemic. "When this pandemic began it became
- [Ice Raiders Assist in Conquering COVID](https://gthlcanada.com/ice-raiders-assist-in-conquering-covid/) - Born in the midst of the SARS outbreak in 2003, the Midget Jr. "A" Scarborough Ice Raiders, now 16-years-old, are now old enough to understand the impact an epidemic can have on a community. "The COVID-19 pandemic is close to my family’s heart as I work as a Respiratory Therapist and all of my colleagues are
- [North Toronto Helps Feed Families During COVID-19 Crisis](https://gthlcanada.com/north-toronto-helps-feed-families-during-covid-19-crisis/) - All it took was a few minutes to set up a page and write a message before donations started flooding in for North Toronto's food drive for the Daily Bread Food Bank. "When the COVID-19 crisis hit and the sheer scale of the coming economic hardships were becoming clear, we knew we had to act,"
- [Regular Season Champions Ready to Celebrate at Pro Hockey Life Cup Championship Day](https://gthlcanada.com/regular-season-champions-ready-to-celebrate-at-pro-hockey-life-cup-championship-day/) - For brothers Benjamin and Jonah Bergel, capturing a Pro Hockey Life Cup Championship with their Atom "A" North Toronto team this season felt extra rewarding. Not only did the team narrowly miss out on the championship last season, but the North Toronto squad also had another motivating factor propelling their stellar performance on the ice. "One of
- [Fundraising Initiatives For Don Mills Flyers Coach Chris Tracey](https://gthlcanada.com/fundraising-initiatives-for-don-mills-flyers-coach-chris-tracey/) - In July 2019, longtime GTHL coach and trainer Chris Tracey was diagnosed with ALS (otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's disease) at the age of 45. Chris has always been very active in all aspects of life between spending time with his family as well as playing and coaching hockey five nights a week. ALS is an
- [House League coaches reveal their approach in preparing players for rep hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/house-league-coaches-reveal-their-approach-in-preparing-players-for-rep-hockey/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College There’s one conversation that Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) hockey coaches Craig McCallum and Matthew Coyne experience every year. After they’ve received an e-mail or a subtle heads-up, they’re tapped on the shoulder by a parent at the rink before a game for a private discussion
- [GTHL Statement on Reported Change of Membership of the Toronto Marlboros Hockey Club](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-statement-on-reported-change-of-membership-of-the-toronto-marlboros-hockey-club/) - Wednesday February 17, 2021 - On Saturday February 13, 2021, during the second intermission on Hockey Night in Canada, Elliotte Friedman reported that Sam Gagner and John Tavares intended to become involved in the Toronto Marlboros Hockey Club, one of the member organizations of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL). The reporting has caused some confusion,
- [Willie O'Ree - Lessons in Social Justice and Racism](https://gthlcanada.com/willie-oree-lessons-in-social-justice-and-racism/) - Willie O’Ree became the first black player to skate in a National Hockey League game. He played 45 games in the NHL and then 22 years of minor league hockey. Now, 63 years after Willie broke the NHL's color barrier, a grassroots movement led to Willie being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. In
- [Toronto Mayor John Tory Sits Down With GTHL President Don West](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-mayor-john-tory-sits-down-with-gthl-president-don-west/) - Toronto Mayor and GTHL grad John Tory took time out of his busy schedule to speak with GTHL President Don West to discuss minor hockey in the city, the impact of COVID, and the upcoming holidays. "Hockey is a mainstay of our Canadian existence and have hope," emphasized Tory. "Things will return to normal. Hockey is
- [Terriers Aim for Wish Number Two](https://gthlcanada.com/terriers-aim-for-wish-number-two/) - The competitive edge of minor hockey players has not diminished since on-ice activities have been put on pause. Instead of battling for pucks, players have channelled their competitive nature into giving back to the community. Who can raise the most money, collect the most donations, or perform the most impressive good deed, have just been some of
- [GTHL Launches Food Goals Campaign With Daily Bread Food Bank](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-launches-food-goals-campaign-with-daily-bread-food-bank/) - In this era when ‘the length of a hockey stick’ is used as a measure of appropriate social distancing, we’re inviting GTHL families, alumni, and hockey fans, to join the GTHL's Food Goals campaign in support of Daily Bread Food Bank and food banks across the GTA. Families and individuals living in poverty and experiencing food insecurity need our support more
- [The Bear Hug Cares For The Community Amidst COVID](https://gthlcanada.com/the-bear-hug-cares-for-the-community-amidst-covid/) - Like thousands of kids across the Greater Toronto Area, the U12 Scarborough Young Bruins are missing the sights, sounds, highs and lows, of a traditional hockey season. While the Bruins may not be scoring goals on the ice, the team knew there were ways to work on the intangibles and exercise positive teamwork. Instead of harping on what they've
- [Giving Back and Learning During COVID](https://gthlcanada.com/giving-back-and-learning-during-covid/) - In a year full of challenging times, the GTHL family has risen up by doing one simple thing: helping others. Teams and players across the league have assisted in the fight of COVID-19, supporting frontline workers and those in need. While we are not back to cheering from the stands yet, there are many stories
- [Apply Now For Playmakers and Sport Relief Funding](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-now-for-playmakers-and-sport-relief-funding/) - Player Funding WHAT IS THE PLAYMAKERS PROGRAM? Jumpstart is proud to partner with the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) to create opportunities in sport for GTHL families in financial need through the Playmakers Program. Started during the 2019-20 season, funds are distributed to help with the costs of participating in organized hockey, and to run
- [Trio of Thunder Bay Kings Teams to Join Greater Toronto Hockey League](https://gthlcanada.com/trio-of-thunder-bay-kings-teams-to-join-greater-toronto-hockey-league/) - The Thunder Bay Kings and Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) announced Thursday that three Thunder Bay teams have officially been granted the ability to play in the respective U15, U16, and U18 AAA divisions of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL). This announcement comes with the full approval of the GTHL, Hockey Northwestern Ontario (HNO), the Ontario Hockey
- [Show your Team Spirit & SCORE HALF OFF Hockey Hall of Fame Admission](https://gthlcanada.com/show-your-team-spirit-score-half-off-hockey-hall-of-fame-admission/) - Attention GTHL Players: Your hockey season was cut short, but the Hockey Hall of Fame would like to give you a reason to dust off your team jerseys and celebrate your 2019-20 season! The Hockey Hall of Fame is providing a 50% discount* on youth admission for GTHL players who arrive donning their minor hockey
- [GTHL community remembers 9/11 on 20th anniversary](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-community-remembers-9-11-on-20th-anniversary/) - On September 11, 2021 - 20 years since the unthinkable tragedy of 9/11 - the Greater Toronto Hockey League community remembers those lost and reflects on the day the world changed. Don West, GTHL President: When the second plane hit and it became obvious that this was a terrorist attack and not a horrible accident, I remember thinking
- [‘This goes beyond me’ — Coyotes create program for hockey coaches to improve diversity](https://gthlcanada.com/this-goes-beyond-me-coyotes-create-program-for-hockey-coaches-to-improve-diversity/) - Ryan S. Clark, The Athletic Duante’ Abercrombie and Nathaniel Brooks are hockey coaches. They are also Black men coaching a sport in which the number of those who look like them on a bench is still growing. Both were going about their lives when filmmaker Kwame Damon Mason reached out. The creator of the “Soul
- [Rane Carnegie is using his newfound voice to change hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/rane-carnegie-is-using-his-newfound-voice-to-change-hockey/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College Rane Carnegie was a star junior-hockey player, the grandson of the late Herb Carnegie, and an addict. Today, he’s sober -- using his newfound voice to change the game of hockey. When Rane turned on his television in the spring of 2020 to watch NHL hockey,
- [Ultimate support system: The Boyes family are each other's biggest fans](https://gthlcanada.com/ultimate-support-system-the-boyes-family-are-each-others-biggest-fans/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College Whether it was after scoring his 40th goal in the NHL or thinking about his performance after a rough stretch of games, Brad Boyes wouldn’t want to chat about it with anyone else in the world other than his brother, Jeff. The close relationship with his
- [Hockey at school: Toronto students put on skates for the first-time during Phys. Ed. class](https://gthlcanada.com/hockey-at-school-toronto-students-put-on-skates-for-the-first-time-during-phys-ed-class/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College In the spring of 2019, Steve Whitaker went to work at Toronto’s Baycrest Public School knowing his physical education program would provide a once in a lifetime opportunity for his students because on that day, they spent time at a hockey rink, and not in a
- [GTHL Director John Neville recognized with Hockey Canada Volunteer of the Year award](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-director-john-neville-recognized-with-hockey-canada-volunteer-of-the-year-award/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to congratulate Director John Neville on being the 2021 Hockey Canada Volunteer of the Year award recipient. A distinguished coach turned board member, John’s contributions to the game have been – and continue to be – a great asset to the GTHL, the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) and
- [‘Unknown barriers’: Founder of Hockey 4 Youth making hockey accessible for newcomers to Canada](https://gthlcanada.com/unknown-barriers-founder-of-hockey-4-youth-making-hockey-accessible-for-newcomers-to-canada/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College It’s an autumn morning in Toronto and Moezine Hasham is on his way to Central Technical School to officially kick off his version of the new hockey season - one that provides teenagers with the opportunity to participate in a sport they never thought they would
- [Colaiacovo, Stajan reflect on road travelled together](https://gthlcanada.com/colaiacovo-stajan-reflect-on-road-travelled-together/) - From minor hockey teammates to donning the blue and white on the Toronto Maple Leafs together with a shared silver medal at the World Junior Championship in between, Carlo Colaiacovo and Matt Stajan have come a long way together. The Mississauga Senator graduates joined the GTHL’s Instagram Live series on April 22, happy to walk down memory lane. Colaiacovo,
- [GTHL referees proud to be the 'third team' on the ice](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-referees-proud-to-be-the-third-team-on-the-ice/) - By: Logan Lockhart | Sports Journalism Student, Centennial College When most people enter a local rink, they see two teams -- Shawn Nesseth sees three. The third team is the group of referees that will work the game on the ice, and it’s their success that determines whether more officials will want to remain in
- [West Hill Golden Hawks contribute to The Super Sophia Project in support of children with cancer](https://gthlcanada.com/west-hill-golden-hawks-contribute-to-the-super-sophia-project-in-support-of-children-with-cancer/) - The Under-11 AA West Hill Golden Hawks contributed to The Super Sophia Project, giving back in support of children with cancer. After one of the team's families coordinated the opportunity, each player filled a Love Box with items complete with a personal note. Love Boxes began during the Christmas season in 2016 for The Super Sophia Project.
- [Markham Islanders participate in Operation Raise a Flag](https://gthlcanada.com/markham-islanders-participate-in-operation-raise-a-flag/) - Canada’s Remembrance Day tradition, Operation Raise a Flag, returned with a special tribute to Veterans with the addition of a symbol this year that honours the sacrifices and contributions made by Indigenous Veterans. The Markham Islanders players did their part to make sure we continue to remember those that fought for our freedom. The U13A team
- [GTHL welcomes Thunder Bay Kings to league](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-thunder-bay-kings-to-league/) - On Friday, November 12, the Greater Toronto Hockey League officially welcomed the under-15, U16, and U18 Thunder Bay Kings to the League. The night included welcome packages to each of the players, a mini-media day, and a ceremonial puck drop to kick things off. First day vibes ??@ThunderBayKings | #IPlayInTheG pic.twitter.com/athK1LlVoQ — GTHL Hockey (@GTHLHockey)
- [West Mall Lightning goaltenders Jacen Craig and Aidan Podalski raise over $5000 for cancer](https://gthlcanada.com/west-mall-lightning-goaltenders-jacen-craig-and-aidan-podalski-raise-over-5000-for-cancer/) - Stopping pucks to stop cancer, West Mall Lightning Under-13 AA goaltenders Jacen Craig and Aidan Podalski collectively raised $5106.00 participating in the October Saves Goalie Challenge. October Saves, a fundraiser that sees every save and poke check earn money, features a friendly competition between Team Canada goaltenders versus Team USA, but with one ultimate goal: raising
- [“It’s a time to remember those who came before us and those who are currently serving,”](https://gthlcanada.com/its-a-time-to-remember-those-who-came-before-us-and-those-who-are-currently-serving/) - The GTHL connects with Medical Technician and Corporal to discuss serving and Remembrance Day Currently based out of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Laura has been serving in the military for almost 10 years now. A Medical Technician and Corporal of the army, Laura is a purple trade – meaning it doesn’t matter what element you are, your trade can
- [Thunder Bay Kings GTHL era set to begin](https://gthlcanada.com/thunder-bay-kings-gthl-era-set-to-begin/) - THUNDER BAY – A new era of competition for the Thunder Bay Kings is set to begin this weekend as they will commence play in the Greater Toronto Hockey League. Each of the Kings under-18, U-16 and U-15 sides will play a 28-game regular season slate over the course of seven weekend trips for match-ups in
- [GTHL drops puck on 2021-2022 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-drops-puck-on-2021-2022-season/) - On November 1, the Greater Toronto Hockey League officially dropped the puck on the 2021-2022 season - 20 months and 598 days since the last league game took place. The night, signifying the launch of the season's theme of unity, welcomed McKenzie Health Hospital's Patient Care Manager and registered nurse Teresa Sitlani, Seaside Hockey co-founder
- [10th annual GTHL Legacy Classic raises over $28,000 for GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/10th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-raises-over-28000-for-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted the 10th annual GTHL Legacy Classic on August 24, raising a record $28,797.67 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. After being cancelled in 2020 due to COVID-19, the event, held at Station Creek Golf Club, served as a safe and welcomed reunion for over 100 golfers from the
- [GTHL to host free all-female coaching clinics, registration now open](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-to-host-free-all-female-coaching-clinics-registration-now-open/) - With women representing only a single-digit worth of coaches in the Greater Toronto Hockey League as of the 2019-20 season, it's evident that the hockey community has an untapped resource. Female athletes, on the other hand, represent as much as 50 percent (and often times more) of Canada's national teams, with the percentage of women
- [Cyril Bollers: Reflecting on his coaching path, the Black Aces, and looking ahead](https://gthlcanada.com/cyril-bollers-reflecting-on-his-coaching-path-the-black-aces-and-looking-ahead/) - By: Anthony Savas, GTHLCanada.com Cyril Bollers has been a significant contributor when it comes to progressing hockey culture - giving people of colour the chance to play hockey in the Greater Toronto Area for over the past decade. Bollers first got into coaching as a result of unfair treatment that was happening within his
- [Darren Lowe: Making history to impacting generations to come](https://gthlcanada.com/darren-lowe-making-history-to-impacting-generations-to-come/) - By: Jalen Smith-Pelly, GTHLCanada.com Darren Lowe fell in love with the sport of hockey at a young age. Lowe’s father played the game, and much like any kid growing up in Canada, he was surrounded by other kids who shared the same passion for the sport. “I lived in an area where there were a
- [Toronto Jr. Canadiens launch fundraiser in support of Hospital for Sick Children](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-jr-canadiens-launch-fundraiser-in-support-of-hospital-for-sick-children/) - The Under-16 Toronto Jr. Canadiens have launched a fundraiser in support of the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), already raising over $34,000 in 48 hours. The fundraiser, which began on January 17, is in honour of two-year-old Christopher Sisca, the son of Canadiens' head coach Daniel Sisca. Christopher, who has started treatment and is doing well,
- [Toronto Avalanche and Vaughan Rangers work together to build Toy Mountain](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-avalanche-and-vaughan-rangers-work-together-to-build-toy-mountain/) - Every year former CTV News reporter Naomi Parness works together with Councillor Sandra Yeung Racco to organize a Toy Mountain fundraiser in Vaughan. This year, the Greater Toronto Hockey League's Under-11 Toronto Avalanche and U13 Vaughan Rangers collected toys for the event, only to come together to help sort the mountain of donations. "It's always
- [Duffield Devils and Vaughan Rangers give back to community](https://gthlcanada.com/duffield-devils-and-vaughan-rangers-give-back-to-community/) - The Duffield Devils Under-10, U11, and U12 teams, along with the Vaughan Rangers U9 team, have gotten into the holiday spirit, giving back to their local communities this season. On November 28, the Devils teams participated in the annual TTC Stuff the Bus event. Each family donated one unwrapped toy for underprivileged children. Between the three
- [Q&A with Daily Bread's CEO Neil Hetherington](https://gthlcanada.com/qa-with-daily-breads-ceo-neil-hetherington/) - In anticipation of the GTHL's second season of the Food Goals program, we sat down with Neil Hetherington, CEO of Daily Bread Food Bank, to discuss food insecurity in our communities and how GTHL teams can give back this holiday season. GTHL: What is the GTHL Food Goals program? HETHERINGTON: The GTHL has teamed up with
- [Thornhill Rebels participate in York Regional Police Holiday Heroes Toy Drive](https://gthlcanada.com/thornhill-rebels-participate-in-york-regional-police-holiday-heroes-toy-drive/) - The Under-15 Thornhill Rebels Select team participated in the York Regional Police Holiday Heroes campaign. The campaign supports the Salvation Army and Victim Services of York Region, helping families who are having a difficult time throughout the holiday season. 2021 marks the 25th anniversary of the Holiday Heroes Campaign, having helped countless families in need.
- [Goulding Park, North York Rangers collect over 500 pounds of food for Daily Bread Food Bank](https://gthlcanada.com/goulding-park-north-york-rangers-collect-over-500-pounds-of-food-for-daily-bread-food-bank/) - The Goulding Park Rangers and North York Rangers joined forces with Chesswood Arena to host a Food Drive in support of the Daily Bread Food Bank, collecting over 500 pounds of food. The drive took place on October 7-9 with many collecting weeks in advance, including the Under-16 'A' Goulding Park Rangers who served as
- [11th annual GTHL Legacy Classic raises over $26,000 in support of GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/11th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-raises-over-26000-in-support-of-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held the 11th annual GTHL Legacy Classic on July 12, raising $26,132 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. The tournament, held at Cardinal Golf Club, welcomed 128 golfers from the hockey community along with many partners who came out to support a great day on the course. The strong display from players, sponsors,
- [Outstanding Volunteers of the GTHL: Tyler Robinson](https://gthlcanada.com/outstanding-volunteers-of-the-gthl-tyler-robinson/) - “I like to see kids succeed in life, not just in hockey.” Tyler Robinson grew up playing in the Scarborough Hockey Association (SHA). More than just a kid who played hockey, the now outstanding volunteer thanks the SHA for a lot of what he has today. “It’s pretty much my whole life,” Robinson said of
- [U12 AA East Showcase raises over $27,000 in support of Ukraine relief](https://gthlcanada.com/u12-aa-east-showcase-raises-over-27000-in-support-of-ukraine-relief/) - The Scarborough Young Bruins together with the Greater Toronto Hockey League's Under-12 'AA' East division hosted a showcase hockey game and skills competition on April 2, raising $27,839 in support of Ukraine relief. The event, hosted at Mattamy Athletic Centre, was complete with a 50/50 draw, chuck-a-puck, silent auction, and lots of entertainment for those in
- [U17 AA Leaside Flames participate in Orange Jersey Project for last regular season game](https://gthlcanada.com/u17-aa-leaside-flames-participate-in-orange-jersey-project-for-last-regular-season-game/) - The Under-17 AA Leaside Flames participated in the Orange Jersey Project for their last regular season game on April 12. The Orange Jersey Project honours Indigenous children who were victims and survivors of residential schools, while also aiming to build awareness and education among athletes and the larger hockey community. The project hopes teams wearing
- [GTHL players Daniel Berton, Ethan Kowatsch team up for equipment drive in support of Indigenous youth](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-players-daniel-berton-ethan-kowatsch-team-up-for-equipment-drive-in-support-of-indigenous-youth/) - For the third year, two Greater Toronto Hockey League players worked together off the ice to make a difference in the lives of Indigenous children and youth. Under-17 'A' West Mall Lightning goaltender, Daniel Berton, teamed up once again with Ethan Kowatsch, U18 'AAA' Toronto Titans netminder to gather gently used hockey equipment. With a shorter timeframe
- [Humber Valley Sharks goaltender organizes fundraiser, raises over $19,000 for people of Ukraine](https://gthlcanada.com/humber-valley-sharks-goaltender-organizes-fundraiser-raises-over-19000-for-people-of-ukraine/) - The goaltender for the Under-11 'A' Humber Valley Sharks, Lucas MacDonald, wanted to make a difference in the lives of Ukrainian people. The 10-year-old chose to organize a friendly hockey game to fundraise, incredibly raising over $19,000 to support the people of Ukraine. With the help of the Humber Valley Hockey Association, MacDonald and his friends invited
- [GTHL celebrates Black History Month](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-celebrates-black-history-month/) - Celebrating Black History Month, the Greater Toronto Hockey League spent the month of February engaging with current players, alumni, and the many stories of Black leaders and excellence in our game. GTHL Breakout Podcast: Shandor Alphonso - ANCHOR.FM // SPOTIFY // YOUTUBE Darren Lowe: Making history to impacting generations to come GTHL PastXPresent: Wayne Simmonds Introducing #GTHLPastXPresent: where current players
- [U16 A Markham Islanders' player leads with team holiday drive](https://gthlcanada.com/u16-a-markham-islanders-player-leads-with-team-holiday-drive/) - Ben Chan of the Under-16 'A' Markham Islanders got into the holiday spirit early this year. Chan took the initiative to order shoeboxes to support children in need through the Samaritan's Purse ahead of the holiday season. With a goal to fill 150 shoeboxes, the Islanders' player led the charge, getting his teammates on board, as well as
- [U13 AA Vaughan Panthers participate in 15th annual Kleinburg Food Drive for second straight season](https://gthlcanada.com/u13-aa-vaughan-panthers-participate-in-15th-annual-kleinburg-food-drive-for-second-straight-season/) - For the second straight year, the Under-13 'AA' Vaughan Panthers participated in the 15th annual Kleinburg Food Drive held on November 12. The players enthusiastically went door-to-door to collect donations for the Vaughan Food Bank. "Sporting their red jerseys, the boys were certainly an impressive sight hauling much needed items packed in the green donated
- [Scarborough Hockey Association and Whitefish River First Nation share experience from first leg of exchange program](https://gthlcanada.com/scarborough-hockey-association-and-whitefish-river-first-nation-share-experience-from-first-leg-of-exchange-program/) - From November 4 to 6, the Scarborough Hockey Association Under-11 Select team and Whitefish River First Nation youth participated in an exchange program. The exchange program provides players, parents, and other participants the opportunity to develop new relationships and a cultural understanding through hockey. The weekend consisted of on-ice activities, watching a Maple Leafs practice live,
- [Mississauga Terriers take on "His fight is our fight" motto in support of teammate](https://gthlcanada.com/mississauga-terriers-take-on-his-fight-is-our-fight-motto-in-support-of-teammate/) - The Mississauga Terriers have adopted the motto of "His fight is our fight" in support of Under-18 player Matthew MacIntosh who has recently been diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia. A message from the Terriers' General Manager Jack Brooks: We have a young man that plays on our U18 team that has been diagnosed
- [Vaughan hockey community expands with Vaughan Muslim Hockey program](https://gthlcanada.com/vaughan-hockey-community-expands-with-vaughan-muslim-hockey-program/) - It’s the faces of parents watching their kids take their first steps on ice – something they probably never would have pictured before. That’s what City of Vaughan Hockey Association (CVHA) President Barry Harte finds most rewarding about being a part of the Vaughan Muslim Hockey program. The program runs for 20 weeks and offers kids
- [Inaugural GTHL Moustache Cup set for November 19 in support of Movember](https://gthlcanada.com/inaugural-gthl-moustache-cup-set-for-november-19-in-support-of-movember/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Movember, will host the inaugural Moustache Cup featuring the Under-16 Toronto Marlboros and Toronto Jr. Canadiens on Saturday, November 19. The puck will drop at 7:30pm at Mattamy Athletic Centre. The game, which will strive to raise funds and awareness for mental health, will also be broadcasted
- [GTHL, Whitefish River First Nation to participate in home-and-home exchange program](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-whitefish-river-first-nation-to-participate-in-home-and-home-exchange-program/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is excited to announce a home-and-home exchange program between Whitefish River First Nation and the GTHL’s Scarborough Hockey Association Under-11 Select team. The exchange program will strive to provide opportunities for GTHL and First Nations players, parents, and other participants to develop relationships, fellowship, and a cultural understanding through a
- [Mississauga Rattlers goaltender joins October Saves Goalie Challenge once again](https://gthlcanada.com/mississauga-rattlers-goaltender-joins-october-saves-goalie-challenge-once-again/) - Jacen Craig, goaltender for the Under-14 'AA' Mississauga Rattlers, is once again making noise this October - choosing to stop pucks to stop cancer with the October Saves Goalie Challenge. Active with the challenge since 2019, Jacen is looking to follow up his efforts from the 2021-22 season which saw the netminder finish first in all of Canada with
- [U10 & U12 Toronto Marlboros volunteer at Armagh House Women's Shelter](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-u12-toronto-marlboros-volunteer-at-armagh-house-womens-shelter/) - On December 5, the Under-10 and U12 Toronto Marlboros teamed up to volunteer their time in the community. The two Marlboros teams spent time wrapping gifts in support of 10 families with the Armagh House Women's Shelter. The Armagh House serves as a transitional supportive housing facility, offering a safe and supportive environment for abused
- [U12 AA Markham Islanders join Markham Islanders Sledge Hockey Club for practice](https://gthlcanada.com/u12-aa-markham-islanders-join-markham-islanders-sledge-hockey-club-for-practice/) - On November 26, the Markham Islanders Sledge Hockey Club invited the Under-12 AA Markham Islanders to join in on one of their practices to learn more about sledge hockey firsthand. "Special practice today," the Islanders Sledge Hockey Club wrote on their Instagram post following the event. "A massive eight-on-eight scrimmage broke out and eventually the benches emptied (in a
- [U14 Toronto Marlboros volunteer at Salvation Army, organize donations for Sunnybrook Hospital patients](https://gthlcanada.com/u14-toronto-marlboros-volunteer-at-salvation-army-organize-donations-for-sunnybrook-hospital-patients/) - On December 6, the Under-14 Toronto Marlboros spent their time volunteering for The Salvation Army. The team unpacked and sorted over 65 bags of donated toys. The Marlboros also put together Choose Hope bags for patients in palliative care at Sunnybrook Hospital along with a stocking treat bags for families in need. Do you have a
- [U11 Mississauga Rebels sponsor family ahead of holidays](https://gthlcanada.com/u11-mississauga-rebels-sponsor-family-ahead-of-holidays/) - The Under-11 Mississauga Rebels traded in helmets for Santa hats ahead of the holidays this year, choosing to do some good away from the rink. The Rebels sponsored a family a five for the holiday season, crossing off all the wishes, wants, and asks on the list. "Our kids are lucky enough to play a
- [U15 Mississauga Senators give back this holiday season](https://gthlcanada.com/u15-mississauga-senators-give-back-this-holiday-season/) - The Under-15 Mississauga Senators decided to put in some extra work off the ice this holiday season. With a goal of giving back to the community, the team together committed to sponsoring a family in need through Holiday Helpers Canada. Holiday Helpers Canada - a charity working to help families in need for over 20
- [U13 Don Mills Flyers assemble sandwiches for the homeless](https://gthlcanada.com/u13-don-mills-flyers-assemble-sandwiches-for-the-homeless/) - This past Giving Tuesday on November 29, the Under-13 Don Mills Flyers put their teamwork for a different kind of goal - off the ice. In the same amount of time it takes to play three periods, the players assembled 257 sandwiches for Club Sandwich - an organization that distributed homemade sandwiches to nine east
- [Mississauga Rattlers goaltender tops national October Saves Goalie Challenge for second straight season](https://gthlcanada.com/mississauga-rattlers-goaltender-tops-national-october-saves-goalie-challenge-for-second-straight-season/) - Jacen Craig, Under-14 'AA' Mississauga Rattlers goaltender, has finished atop the national standings of the October Saves Goalie Challenge for the second season in a row. Choosing to stop pucks to stop cancer, Craig raised $6083 - almost doubling his 2021-22 season total raised of $3431. Jacen's dad, Lee, served as the original inspiration behind joining the challenge
- [U16 A Goulding Park Rangers lead way with equipment drive in support of Toys for the North program](https://gthlcanada.com/u16-a-goulding-park-rangers-lead-way-with-equipment-drive-in-support-of-toys-for-the-north-program/) - The Under-16 'A' Goulding Park Rangers, led by Head Coach Mia Poscente, organized a jersey and equipment drive in support of the Toys for the North program, collecting a total of 29 hockey bags. The bags included four complete goalie sets and 24 complete player sets, with many other items donated in addition. Ahead of
- [GTHL, Whitefish River First Nation Exchange a remarkable experience for all](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-whitefish-river-first-nation-exchange-a-remarkable-experience-for-all/) - On February 3-5, the Scarborough Hockey Association's Under-11 Select Team visited Whitefish River First Nation for the second leg of the Greater Toronto Hockey League and Whitefish River First Nation home-and-home exchange. The visit came following the first leg in November 2022 which featured youth from Whitefish River First Nation coming to Toronto. The exchange program
- [Scarborough Hockey Association U11 Select Team to visit Whitefish River First Nation in second leg of home-and-home exchange program](https://gthlcanada.com/scarborough-hockey-association-u11-select-team-to-visit-whitefish-river-first-nation-in-second-leg-of-home-and-home-exchange-program/) - The Scarborough Hockey Association's (SHA) Under-11 Select Team will be visiting Whitefish River First Nation from February 3-5 in the second leg of the home-and-home exchange program. The exchange program, which featured the first leg on November 4-5 in Toronto, strives to provide opportunities for GTHL and First Nations players, parents, and other participants to develop relationships,
- [Stanley Cup visits Toronto mosque to help celebrate Industry Growth Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/stanley-cup-visits-toronto-mosque-to-help-celebrate-industry-growth-fund/) - by Mike Zeisberger / NHL.com Staff Writer TORONTO -- Huzaifah Motala's eyes grew wide with awe. So too did those of the other 30-plus kids at the Abu Bakr Mosque in Scarborough. The children, members of the Scarborough Muslim Ball Hockey Association, had been told they were going to get a visit from a friend
- [Humber Valley Hockey Association hosts West End Learn to Skate program](https://gthlcanada.com/humber-valley-hockey-association-hosts-west-end-learn-to-skate-program/) - The Humber Valley Hockey Association, in partnership with the Silver Blades Skating Club, hosted the first two West End Learn to Skate programs in December. The program welcomed close to 60 new skaters with the main goal of providing the opportunity to learn and enjoy skating, regardless of background or ability. The youth participants as
- [Berton, Kowatsch team up once again for equipment drive in support of Indigenous youth](https://gthlcanada.com/berton-kowatsch-team-up-once-again-for-equipment-drive-in-support-of-indigenous-youth/) - Daniel Berton, Under-18 'A' West Mall Lightning goaltender, and Toronto Titans alumnus Ethan Kowatsch teamed up once again for an equipment drive in support of Indigenous youth. The pair of goaltenders have been holding the now-annual drive since 2018, collecting gently used hockey equipment for the Attawapiskat community in northern Ontario. With the incredible success
- [U14 AA Vaughan Panthers hold team holiday toy drive](https://gthlcanada.com/u14-aa-vaughan-panthers-hold-team-holiday-toy-drive/) - This holiday season, the Under-14 'AA' Vaughan Panthers organized a team toy drive, supporting a number of causes. The players first purchased and wrapped toys that a younger version of themselves would have like to receive either for Hanukkah or Christmas. The team then opened and exchanged gifts through a game of White Elephant at their
- [GTHL Moustache Cup raises over $34,000 in support of Movember](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-moustache-cup-raises-over-34000-in-support-of-movember/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the inaugural Moustache Cup raised $34,853 in support of Movember. On the ice, the Moustache Cup featured the Under-16 Toronto Marlboros and the Toronto Jr. Canadiens facing off on November 19 at Mattamy Athletic Centre. The game, in addition to $2000 raised, saw the Jr. Canadiens
- [U12 Markham Islanders and U14 Vaughan Rangers help build toy mountain](https://gthlcanada.com/u12-markham-islanders-and-u14-vaughan-rangers-help-build-toy-mountain/) - This holiday season, the Under-12 Markham Islanders and U14 Vaughan Rangers united off the ice for a good cause. The teams came together to collect toys for CTV's Toy Mountain in support of The Salvation Army. The 2022 Toy Mountain campaign marks its 27th year, inviting businesses, schools, organizations, community groups, and CTV viewers to
- [The smile in the rink: Abu Hafejee](https://gthlcanada.com/the-smile-in-the-rink-abu-hafejee/) - Click here to view the 2023 Summer Breakout Magazine in your browser. GTHL official Abu Hafejee’s work in stripes and on the pavement In the middle of the intensity of the OHL Cup – players focused, scouts in black coats and scribbling notes – GTHL official Abu Hafejee cuts a striking contrast. Abu is calm, with
- [Variety Ontario to host inaugural North American VOLT hockey tournament](https://gthlcanada.com/variety-ontario-to-host-inaugural-north-american-volt-hockey-tournament/) - Variety Ontario is proud to be hosting the inaugural North American VOLT hockey tournament presented by the Maple Leafs Alumni Association on May 27-28, 2023. The tournament will welcome teams from Alberta, London, Manitoba, Ontario, and Boston. The goal of the tournament is to have fun while providing kids an opportunity to play VOLT competitively
- [U13 AA Mississauga North Stars to participate in Orange Jersey Project](https://gthlcanada.com/u13-aa-mississauga-north-stars-to-participate-in-orange-jersey-project/) - On Tuesday, March 21, the Under-13 'AA' Mississauga North Stars will participate in the Orange Jersey Project as they don specialty orange jerseys against the Toronto Eagles. The Orange Jersey Project uses the power of sport to educate young athletes about the history of the residential school system, strengthen the path toward truth and reconciliation
- [CVHA U10 house league team to host Safehaven Skates Day on April 1](https://gthlcanada.com/cvha-u10-house-league-team-to-host-safehaven-skates-day-on-april-1/) - On Saturday, April 1, an Under-10 City of Vaughan Hockey Association house league team, led by head coach Paolo Di Zazzo, will be hosting Safehaven Skates Day at The Sports Village in Vaughan. The event will provide individuals diagnosed with cerebral palsy, down syndrome, muscular dystrophy, genetic disorders, and other complex care needs the opportunity
- [GTHL teams take in Steelheads game in support of You Can Play, GTHL Legacy Fund on Family Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-teams-take-in-steelheads-game-in-support-of-you-can-play-gthl-legacy-fund-on-family-day/) - Photos courtesy of the Mississauga Steelheads The Greater Toronto Hockey League and the Ontario Hockey League's (OHL) Mississauga Steelheads teamed up for a GTHL Game Day on Monday, February 20. All GTHL clubs and teams had the opportunity to purchase tickets to watch the Steelheads host the Saginaw Spirit at Paramount Fine Foods Centre on
- [Show them Seaside: Seaside Hockey celebrates community and growth](https://gthlcanada.com/show-them-seaside-seaside-hockey-celebrates-community-and-growth/) - Seaside Hockey has had lots to celebrate since officially getting off the ground for the 2021-2022 season. At the top of that list: the players. Seaside’s inaugural season saw 76 players registered. This year, that number has almost doubled at 147 registered with the organization’s youngest age group. Beyond registration numbers, Seaside
- [Scarborough Hockey Association donates $5,000 to Whitefish River First Nation community](https://gthlcanada.com/scarborough-hockey-association-donates-5000-to-whitefish-river-first-nation-community/) - On February 5, the Scarborough Hockey Association (SHA) presented the Whitefish River First Nation community with a $5,000 donation for community based programming. The donation was shared with the community as the second leg of the Greater Toronto Hockey League and Whitefish River First Nation home-and-home exchange concluded. The SHA's Under-11 Select Team were the
- [George Bell Hockey Association, Whitefish River First Nation come together for first leg of exchange program](https://gthlcanada.com/george-bell-hockey-association-whitefish-river-first-nation-come-together-for-first-leg-of-exchange-program/) - On October 27-29, the Under-13 ‘A’ George Bell Titans welcomed participants from Whitefish River First Nation to Toronto. The weekend served as the first leg of the 2023-24 season’s Whitefish River First Nation and Greater Toronto Hockey League home-and-home exchange. The youth from Whitefish River First Nation arrived at George Bell Arena on Friday afternoon.
- [Congratulations to Shannon Crookston and Steve Bebis, finalists of My Hockey Hero Essay Contest presented by NewAge Products](https://gthlcanada.com/congratulations-to-shannon-crookston-and-steve-bebis-finalists-of-my-hockey-hero-essay-contest-presented-by-newage-products/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and NewAge Products are proud to congratulate Shannon Crookston and Steve Bebis for being named finalists of the My Hockey Hero Essay Contest. As finalists, both Shannon and Steve receive a Pro Series Mobile Utility Cart ($299 value) courtesy of NewAge Products. Shannon, General Manager for the Scarborough Young Bruins
- [GTHL, Whitefish River First Nation to participate in home-and-home exchange program for second straight season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-whitefish-river-first-nation-to-participate-in-home-and-home-exchange-program-for-second-straight-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce a home-and-home exchange with Whitefish River First Nation for a second consecutive season. For the 2023-24 exchange, the Under-13 ‘A’ George Bell team will participate alongside youth from Whitefish River First Nation. The exchange program strives to provide opportunities for GTHL and First Nations players, parents,
- [Congratulations to Raoul Fortier, winner of My Hockey Hero Essay Contest presented by NewAge Products](https://gthlcanada.com/congratulations-to-raoul-fortier-winner-of-my-hockey-hero-essay-contest-presented-by-newage-products/) - On Saturday, October 21, NewAge Products recognized Raoul Fortier as the winner of the My Hockey Hero Essay Contest as part of GTHL Puck Drop Weekend festivities. Raoul, hockey volunteer for over seven years and current head coach of the Under-12 George Bell Select team, was the focus of an essay submitted by Isabelle Faucher. As
- [U12 Reps Hockey Club visit Ronald McDonald House, donate to families on Thanksgiving](https://gthlcanada.com/u12-reps-hockey-club-visit-ronald-mcdonald-house-donate-to-families-on-thanksgiving/) - This past Thanksgiving, the Under-12 Reps Hockey Club spent time visiting the Ronald McDonald House. Along with the visit, the team made a charitable donation to the families staying at the house during the holiday weekend. "Not only was it a very humbling experience for the players and staff, but it also gives us a sense of community,"
- [U14 AA Toronto East Enders participate in Orange Jersey Project](https://gthlcanada.com/u14-aa-toronto-east-enders-participate-in-orange-jersey-project/) - Ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, the Under-14 AA Toronto East Enders participated in the Orange Jersey Project. The players wore the jerseys to school on September 29 and on the ice for practice on September 30. The Orange Jersey Project uses the power of sport to educate young athletes
- [U12 Streetsville Tigers participate in Terry Fox Run, raise $2,700 in support](https://gthlcanada.com/u12-streetsville-tigers-participate-in-terry-fox-run-raise-2700-in-support/) - The Under-12 Streetsville Tigers turned a challenging time into a positive community effort. During the 2022-23 season, a member of the team's coaching staff was impacted by cancer. On the heels of the new hockey season, and with the coach now in the clear, the team decided to participate in the Terry Fox Run together.
- [12th annual GTHL Legacy Classic raises over $37,000 in support of GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/12th-annual-gthl-legacy-classic-raises-over-37000-in-support-of-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held the 12th annual GTHL Legacy Classic on July 25, raising $37,484.32 in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund. In its return to Richmond Hill Golf Club, the event welcomed a sold out tournament of 146 golfers from the hockey community along with many partners who came out to support
- [U13 ‘A’ George Bell Titans set to visit Whitefish River First Nation in second leg of home-and-home exchange program](https://gthlcanada.com/u13-a-george-bell-titans-set-to-visit-whitefish-river-first-nation-in-second-leg-of-home-and-home-exchange-program/) - The Under-13 'A' George Bell Titans are set to visit Whitefish River First Nation from February 9-11 in the second leg of the home-and-home exchange program. In its second season, the exchange program, which featured the first leg in Toronto on October 27-29, strives to provide opportunities to GTHL and First Nations players, parents, and
- [GTHL teams give back this holiday season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-teams-give-back-this-holiday-season/) - As the holiday season comes to a close, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is congratulating the many teams who spent time giving back. Under-14 'A' Ted Reeve Thunder volunteer, give back to Grace Pascoe Food Bank On November 29, the U14 'A' Ted Reeve Thunder volunteered at the Grace Pascoe Food Bank, delivering food items
- [Team Black & Team White rosters announced for 2022 GTHL Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour](https://gthlcanada.com/team-black-team-white-rosters-announced-for-2022-gthl-top-prospects-game-powered-by-under-armour/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the rosters for the 2022 GTHL Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour, which takes place on January 13, 2022 at Scotiabank Pond in Downsview Park. The top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players selected will showcase their skills in the 12th annual event, divided into Team Black and
- [GTHL Top Prospects Rewind: The Fight](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-top-prospects-rewind-the-fight/) - Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson and Philadelphia Flyers centre Scott Laughton frequently joke about the night of January 22, 2010. Now both known for their physical style of play, the two started to really mold their craft well before their NHL debuts. During the 2009-10 GTHL season, Wilson, a forward with the Jr. Canadiens, and Laughton,
- [Laura Stacey Mic'd Up](https://gthlcanada.com/laura-stacey-micd-up/) - Before she was playing for Team Canada, Laura Stacey played in the GTHL. As the first female celebrity coach at a GTHL Top Prospects Game, Stacey explains how her time in the GTHL helped make her the player she is today. [video_embed id="27893"][/video_embed]
- [2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game to move to Scotiabank Pond](https://gthlcanada.com/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.
- [2023 GTHL Top Prospects tickets released, Celebrity Coaches announced](https://gthlcanada.com/2023-gthl-top-prospects-tickets-released-celebrity-coaches-announced/) - Tickets for the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade on Tuesday, January 24 are now on sale beginning Monday, January 9 at 4:00pm. The game will take place at Herbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre at 7:30pm. Tickets, at a price of $17 per ticket (including service fees), can be purchased online. All tickets
- [GTHL announces 2023 Top Prospects in live Selection Show fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2023-top-prospects-in-live-selection-show-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects in a live selection show fuelled by Gatorade on Thursday, December 8. The selection show featured the top 40 GTHL Under-16 'AAA' players named to the prestigious game, taking place on January 24, 2023 at Herb H. Carnegie Centennial Centre following the facility's much
- [GTHL announces 2023 Top Prospects Game, Selection Show details](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2023-top-prospects-game-selection-show-details/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the 13th annual 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game will take place on January 24, 2023 at 7:30pm. The top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players selected will be announced with a new Selection Show this Thursday, December 8 at 6:30pm. Don’t miss the Selection Show,
- [Team Clark-James-Primeau comes out on top in 4-2 win over Team Nolan-Stewart-Tucker](https://gthlcanada.com/team-clark-james-primeau-comes-out-on-top-in-4-2-win-over-team-nolan-stewart-tucker/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League's Top Prospects finally got to put on a show. Tuesday, March 1 marked the long awaited return of the GTHL Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour at Scotiabank Pond. The top 40 Under-16 'AAA' players took to the ice in what was a close 4-2 final in favour of
- [GTHL announces new date, ticket details for Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-new-date-ticket-details-for-top-prospects-game-powered-by-under-armour/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has rescheduled the 2022 Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour to Tuesday, March 1 at 7:30pm. The game will still take place at Scotiabank Pond in Downsview Park. Due to current capacity restrictions put in place by the Government of Ontario, a limited number of tickets will be
- [GTHL announces six celebrity coaches for 2022 Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-six-celebrity-coaches-for-2022-top-prospects-game-powered-by-under-armour/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the six celebrity coaches who will take part in the 2022 GTHL Top Prospects Game powered by Under Armour. The game takes place on January 13 at Scotiabank Pond in Downsview Park. Returning celebrity coach Darcy Tucker will stand with new attendees Ted
- [Team Blue takes 2024 GTHL Top Prospects Game 4-3 as event returns to Herbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre](https://gthlcanada.com/team-blue-takes-2024-gthl-top-prospects-game-4-3-as-event-returns-to-herbert-h-carnegie-centennial-centre/) - TORONTO, ON - The 14th annual Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade made its return to Herbet H. Carnegie Centennial Centre on Wednesday, January 17 with a sold out crowd. In front of over 1,200 fans, Team Blue came out on top with a 4-3 victory over Team Red in
- [Watch the 2024 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade live on GameOnStream](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2024-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade-live-on-gameonstream/) - The 14th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will have a live stream available for purchase for those unable to attend in person. The stream, available via GameOnStream, is $9.99 plus tax. Dana McKiel, long-time sports industry broadcaster and part of the GTHL on RogersTV, returns to join GTHL General Manager Peter Kourtis,
- [GTHL announces officiating selections for 2024 Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-officiating-selections-for-2024-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the officiating selections for the 2024 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade. The 14th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, featuring the League's top 40 U16 'AAA' players, is set for Wednesday, January 17 at Herbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre. Puck drop
- [GTHL announces six celebrity coaches for 2024 Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-six-celebrity-coaches-for-2024-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the six celebrity coaches who will take part in the 2024 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade. The game takes place on January 17 at Herbet H. Carnegie Centennial Centre. Nik Antropov, Rane Carnegie, and Ted Nolan all return as celebrity coaches
- [GTHL announces 2024 Top Prospects, ticket information in Selection Show fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2024-top-prospects-ticket-information-in-selection-show-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the 2024 GTHL Top Prospects in a selection show fuelled by Gatorade. The selection show featured the top 40 GTHL Under-16 ‘AAA’ players named to the prestigious game, taking place on January 17, 2024 at Herb H. Carnegie Centennial Centre. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:30PM EST, with
- [GTHL announces 2024 Top Prospects Game, Selection Show details](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2024-top-prospects-game-selection-show-details/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to announce the 14th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade will take place on January 17, 2024 at 7:30pm. The game will make its return to Herbert H. Carnegie Centennial Centre as the top 40 GTHL Under-16 'AAA' players go head-to-head. The rosters will
- [Team Antropov-Carnegie-Nolan takes 6-4 win in 13th annual Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/team-antropov-carnegie-nolan-takes-6-4-win-in-13th-annual-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The 13th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade took place Tuesday, January 24 at Scotiabank Pond. The top 40 Under-16 ‘AAA’ players took to the ice in-front of a sell-out crowd, with Team Antropov-Carnegie-Nolan coming from behind to defeat Team Clark-James-Stewart by a final score of 6-4. The first period saw Team Clark-James-Stewart get
- [Watch the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game live on GameOnStream](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2023-gthl-top-prospects-game-live-on-gameonstream/) - Tickets for the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade are sold out as of Tuesday, January 24 at 12:00pm. For those unable to attend in person, there is the opportunity to purchase the live stream through the League's streaming partner, GameOnStream. To stream the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, click here. The top
- [Win big with the 2023 OHL Cup 50/50 in support of You Can Play and GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/win-big-with-the-2023-ohl-cup-50-50-in-support-of-you-can-play-and-gthl-legacy-fund/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League, has launched a 50/50 draw for the 2023 OHL Cup. Proceeds from the 50/50 will be in support of the You Can Play and the GTHL's Legacy Fund. The 50/50 begins ahead of the Wild Card match-ups on Tuesday, March 28 at 12:00pm
- [Watch the 2023 OHL Cup Selection Show live Monday, March 27](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2023-ohl-cup-selection-show-live-monday-march-27/) - The 2023 OHL Cup will feature the top 20 Under-16 'AAA' teams from Ontario and the United States. The showcase will run from March 28 to April 3, 2023. All games will be played at Scotiabank Pond in Toronto before the Championship Final moves to the Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday, April 3. Fifteen teams
- [GTHL, OHL release tickets for 2023 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-ohl-release-tickets-for-2023-ohl-cup-championship-final/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Ontario Hockey League, has released tickets to the 2023 OHL Cup Championship Final to be played at 7:00pm on Monday, April 3 at Mattamy Athletic Centre. General admission tickets to the Championship Final are available for $12.00 per ticket, including taxes and ticket fees, and can be purchased on Ticketmaster
- [OHL announces Week 1 U16 AAA Top 10 Rankings, OHL Cup dates](https://gthlcanada.com/ohl-announces-week-1-u16-aaa-top-10-rankings-ohl-cup-dates/) - Toronto, Ont. – As the 2022 Gloria Rints International Silver Stick is getting underway today in Whitby, Ont., the Ontario Hockey League has announced the OHL Cup Under-16 AAA Top 10 rankings for Week 1. The Silver Stick marks a mid-season milestone on the road to the 2023 OHL Cup Showcase hosted by the Greater Toronto
- [Mississauga Senators are 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour champions](https://gthlcanada.com/mississauga-senators-are-2022-ohl-cup-powered-by-under-armour-champions/) - Toronto, Ont. – Michael Misa had a record night, powering the wild card entry Mississauga Senators to a 6-2 win in the 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour Championship Final at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. A big crowd witnessed the first-ever Championship Final hat trick and five-point performance as Misa, an underage forward, broke
- [Watch the 2022 OHL Cup Selection Show live Monday, March 28](https://gthlcanada.com/watch-the-2022-ohl-cup-selection-show-live-monday-march-28/) - The 2022 OHL Cup powered by Under Armour will feature the top 20 Under-16 'AAA' teams from Ontario and the United States. The showcase will run from March 30 to April 4, with all games being played at the Scotiabank Pond in Toronto. The Championship Final moves to the Mattamy Athletic Centre on Monday, April 4. Fifteen teams
- [OHL Cup Powered by Under Armour Top 10 Rankings – Week 1 (Nov. 30, 2021)](https://gthlcanada.com/ohl-cup-powered-by-under-armour-top-10-rankings-week-1-nov-30-2021/) - Toronto, Ont. – The Gloria Rints Memorial International Silver Stick is in the books, and that means it’s time to unveil the premiere edition of the OHL Cup presented by Under Armour Top 10 Rankings. The annual showcase hosted by the Greater Toronto Hockey League makes its return starting Wednesday, March 30, 2022. The OHL Cup powered by
- [2024 OHL Cup presented by FPS Payment to be held March 25-30 in Toronto](https://gthlcanada.com/2024-ohl-cup-presented-by-fps-payment-to-be-held-march-25-30-in-toronto/) - Toronto, Ont. – The Ontario Hockey League, along with the Greater Toronto Hockey League and new presenting sponsor FPS Payment announced today that the 2024 OHL Cup Showcase is set to take place from Monday, March 25 through Saturday, March 30. The showcase will feature 20 of the top Under-16 AAA programs from across Ontario
- [Toronto Jr. Canadiens are 2023 OHL Cup Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/toronto-jr-canadiens-are-2023-ohl-cup-champions/) - by Connor Williams via OHLCup.ca Toronto, Ont. – In front of a big Monday night crowd at the Mattamy Athletic Centre, the Toronto Jr. Canadiens capped-off a perfect 2023 OHL Cup Showcase, defeating the Vaughan Kings 3-0 to be crowned OHL Cup champions for a third time. With three points in the game, Luka Graziano (4) opened the scoring for the
- [GTHL removes vaccine mandate for 2022-23 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-removes-vaccine-mandate-for-2022-23-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the removal of the COVID-19 Vaccination Policy (adopted on August 25, 2021) for participants registering for the 2022-23 season. The GTHL Board of Directors made the decision on April 14 after consulting with Public Health experts. The removal of the policy will be effective for the 2022-23 season, beginning with
- [GTHL releases policy prohibiting the use of discriminatory team names, logos](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-policy-prohibiting-the-use-of-discriminatory-team-names-logos/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is continuously working to provide a sport environment that is respectful, inclusive, and free from discrimination. As the importance of serving as a leading ally in minor hockey and youth sport, the GTHL is publicly outlining the policy, originally adopted in 2016, of the prohibition of all team names and
- [GTHL, Hockey Equality announce five-year partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-hockey-equality-announce-five-year-partnership/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and Hockey Equality today announced a five-year partnership agreement that will further promote the shared values of working to remove barriers and foster life-long learning through the game of hockey. Hockey Equality, a charity formed in 2021 and founded by GTHL and NHL alumnus Anthony Stewart, aims to make hockey
- [GTHL Statement: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-statement-diversity-equity-and-inclusion/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League remains committed to eliminating discrimination in the League, including intentional efforts to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The important need for the DEI work that the GTHL and its partners have been doing and will be doing going forward remains a top priority. The GTHL continues our efforts to eliminate
- [GTHL, Movember continue partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-movember-continue-partnership/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and Movember have announced today that the partnership, originally established in 2018, will continue through the 2022-2023 season. The partnership will focus on Movember: Breaking the Ice mental health training for GTHL players, parents and/or guardians, coaches, and officials. Through the Breaking the Ice program delivered by Movember, athletes
- [Jumpstart, GTHL announce Playmakers Grant Program funding for 2022-2023 season](https://gthlcanada.com/jumpstart-gthl-announce-playmakers-grant-program-funding-for-2022-2023-season/) - Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities (Jumpstart) continues to make it easier for families to play the game they love. In partnership with the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), Jumpstart is once again offering Individual and Community Grants as part of the Playmakers Grant Program for the 2022-2023 season. The funding is open to both GTHL organizations
- [GTHL, You Can Play announce three-year partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-you-can-play-announce-three-year-partnership/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and You Can Play today announced a three-year partnership agreement that will continue to create a space that is more inviting to 2SLGBTQ+ athletes, coaches, officials, and fans while simultaneously striving to be leaders beyond the sports world. You Can Play – also known as the You Can Play Project
- [GTHL Members elect Vice Presidents and Directors at AGM, welcome Karl Subban as new Director](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-members-elect-vice-presidents-and-directors-at-agm-welcome-karl-subban-as-new-director/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its Annual General Meeting in-person for the first time since 2019 on July 19. The AGM included the election of the GTHL Board which, with the first-time election of Karl Subban, welcomed its fourth new director over the last two years. The GTHL Board welcomed Subban as a
- [GTHL announces team entries for 2022-23 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2022-23-season/) - On May 2, the Greater Toronto Hockey League announced the Under-11 to U18 teams granted entries for the 2022-23 season. The GTHL has since included the Under-10 teams to the team entries list for the upcoming season. A total of 508 teams from 51 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation across the U10 to U18
- [GTHL welcomes 2022-23 season with new additions for player experience](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-2022-23-season-with-new-additions-for-player-experience/) - Following hockey’s return and a year like no other, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is preparing for the 2022-2023 season with new additions and improved elements for the player experience. First held in 2021, the GTHL will continue to host and operate free, voluntary skill development sessions prior to tryouts for the Under-10 and U11 age groups. Building
- [GTHL releases statement in response to Ontario NDP’s call for provincial government investigation](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-statement-in-response-to-ontario-ndps-call-for-provincial-government-investigation/) - This statement is in response to the comments of Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles regarding the Greater Toronto Hockey League on April 25, 2023 at Queen’s Park. There have been recent reports in the media about allegations of GTHL clubs changing hands, and the control of Teams being given for large sums of money.
- [GTHL details Participant Fee and Player Registration Fee for 2023-2024 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-details-participant-fee-and-player-registration-fee-for-2023-2024-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Player Registration Fee and Participant Fee for the 2023-2024 season. 2023-2024 PER PARTICIPANT FEE The overall per Participant Fee is applied to all participants (Team Officials, Players, On-Ice Officials, and On-Ice Volunteers) and will increase from $37.41 to $48.59. The increase includes the rise of Hockey Canada
- [GTHL announces team entries for 2023-2024 season](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-team-entries-for-2023-2024-season/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has announced the Under-10 to U18 teams granted entries for the 2023-24 season. A total of 511 teams from 51 different Hockey Clubs and Associations were approved for participation across the U10 to U18 age groups by the League’s Board of Directors. A total of 96 ‘AAA’ teams, 198 ‘AA’ teams, and 217 ‘A’
- [GTHL Statement Re: March 2, 2023 Members Forum](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-statement-re-march-2-2023-members-forum/) - On March 2, 2023, the Greater Toronto Hockey League had its semi-annual Members Forum with all organizations and members. During the meeting, a representative of one of the organizations made certain comments that were considered inappropriate. In the meeting, a GTHL representative indicated that there would be follow up by the League. As of the morning
- [GTHL releases statement in response to TSN](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-statement-in-response-to-tsn/) - This statement is in response to today’s article by TSN’s Rick Westhead. The Greater Toronto Hockey League believes that there is important information that is not contained in the reporting related to Mr. Aliu declining an opportunity for the Hockey Diversity Alliance (HDA) to partner with the GTHL and his decision to decline the opportunity
- [GTHL announces 2023 U18 'A' All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2023-u18-a-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 'A' All-Star selections for the 2023 U18 'A' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 28 at 1:00pm. The game will be one of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival weekend fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. The U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game will take
- [GTHL announces 2023 U18 'AA' All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2023-u18-aa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - 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
- [GTHL announces 2023 U18 'AAA' All-Star selections, date fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2023-u18-aaa-all-star-selections-date-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 'AAA' All-Star selections for the 2023 U18 'AAA' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Friday, January 27 at 7:30pm. The game will kick off the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond with 'AA' and 'A' U18 All-Star games slated for Saturday, January 28.
- [GTHL announces 2024 U18 ‘AA’ All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2024-u18-aa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AA’ All-Star selections for the 2024 U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 27 at 1:00PM. The game will be one of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Announced on December 13, the U18 ‘A’ All-Star
- [GTHL announces 2024 U18 ‘A’ All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2024-u18-a-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘A’ All-Star selections for the 2024 U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 27 at 10:00AM. The game will be one of three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Following the U18 'A' All-Star Game, the U18
- [GTHL releases policy revisions and additions](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-releases-policy-revisions-and-additions/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today several policy revisions and additions. The revised policies include the following: COMPETITIVE (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ ‘AAA’) SPECIFIC: GTHL GAMES POLICY The policy outlines the length of games, format for warm-ups, and safety procedures to ensure the warm-up is conducted in a safe environment. GTHL VIDEO REVIEW POLICY By
- [GTHL Follow-Up Statement Re: March 2, 2023 Members Forum and Related Disciplinary Action](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-follow-up-statement-re-march-2-2023-members-forum-and-related-disciplinary-action/) - On March 3, 2023, the Greater Toronto Hockey League issued a statement advising of an indefinite suspension issued to a representative from a GTHL organization as the result of comments made during a Members Forum on March 2, 2023. The GTHL first reported the matter to the Hockey Canada Safe Sport reporting mechanism on March
- [GTHL announces appointment of Special Integrity Commissioner](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-appointment-of-special-integrity-commissioner/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League today announced the appointment of David Watt in the volunteer capacity as the Special Integrity Commissioner of the GTHL. Universally regarded as a pre-eminent criminal law authority in Canada, David Watt’s contribution is vast. Over 50 years, David has left his mark on the administration of justice through his role
- [GTHL, Nothers The Award Store announce five-year partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-nothers-the-award-store-announce-five-year-partnership/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and Nothers The Award Store today announced a five-year partnership extending through to the 2027-2028 season. Striving to amplify several areas, the partnership will focus on continuing to ensure all GTHL participants have the best possible experience that will ultimately become lasting memories in sport. A significant element of the
- [GTHL partners with Coast2Coast First Aid & Aquatics Inc.](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-partners-with-coast2coast-first-aid-aquatics-inc/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has partnered with Coast2Coast First Aid & Aquatics Inc. to provide First Aid training at a discounted rate for GTHL members. GTHL members will receive a discount of $25 off First Aid training. Coast2Coast has many locations throughout the Greater Toronto Area and offer a blended learning model. The GTHL strongly
- [GTHL welcomes Felipe Palleros as new Associate Director of Culture, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-welcomes-felipe-palleros-as-new-associate-director-of-culture-and-diversity-equity-and-inclusion/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to welcome Felipe Palleros, the League’s new Associate Director of Culture, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The Associate Director for Culture, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) will lead the planning, implementation, and assessment of DEI initiatives in alignment with the GTHL’s overall strategy. Felipe will serve as
- [GTHL announces the formation of the Player and Parent Advisory Committee (PPAC), calls for applications](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-the-formation-of-the-player-and-parent-advisory-committee-ppac-calls-for-applications/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TORONTO, ON — The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is excited to announce the establishment of the Player and Parent Advisory Committee (PPAC). The PPAC is a vital initiative aimed at garnering valuable feedback to enhance the overall experience of players participating in GTHL programs. The PPAC has been created with the
- [GTHL introduces Green Armband Policy for new officials](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-introduces-green-armband-policy-for-new-officials/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the introduction of the Green Armband Policy to provide additional support for on-ice officials within the GTHL and Members. The policy, approved by the GTHL Board of Directors in November 2023, applies to all first year on-ice officials participating in recreational hockey programming. The GTHL recognizes the importance of
- [GTHL announces officiating selections for 2024 U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-officiating-selections-for-2024-u18-all-star-festival-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - TORONTO, ON – The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the officiating selections for the 2024 Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade. The 22nd edition of the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade is Saturday, January 27, with the 'A' All-Star Game setting the stage at 10:00AM followed by the 'AA' All-Stars in a matinee match-up at 1:00PM.
- [GTHL, GSW announce four-year partnership](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-gsw-announce-four-year-partnership/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League and Gitch Sportswear Inc. (GSW) announced today a four-year partnership through to 2027. The partnership welcomes GSW as the official apparel partner of the GTHL, with a focus on the GTHL Top Prospects Game, Under-18 All-Star Festival, I Play in the G Festival, and the OHL Cup. With a
- [GTHL announces results of investigation into parent behaviour at a game incident on October 7, 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-results-of-investigation-into-parent-behaviour-at-a-game-incident-on-october-7-2023/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the results of an investigation into allegations of misconduct that took place at an Under-12 ‘AAA' game on Saturday, October 7, 2023. The investigation focused on an allegation that a spectator accosted another spectator from the opposing team. As a result of this investigation, the League conducted a hearing
- [GTHL announces results of investigation into U14 'AAA' game incident from November 27, 2023](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-results-of-investigation-into-u14-aaa-game-incident-from-november-27-2023/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the results of an investigation into allegations of misconduct that took place during an Under-14 ‘AAA' game on Monday, November 27, 2023. The investigation focused on two specific situations: An altercation that took place during the game between spectators of both teams and, Allegations of a physical confrontation initiated by the head coach of one of
- [GTHL announces results of investigation into U12 'AAA' Team finances](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-results-of-investigation-into-u12-aaa-team-finances/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Board of Directors approved a Sanction Disclosure Policy in November 2023, setting out the types of sanctions the League will publicly disclose. This is the first decision being disclosed under this policy. The investigation, initiated by the GTHL, explored the financial practices of an Under-12 ‘AAA’ team during the
- [GTHL announces 2024 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Stars fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-announces-2024-u18-aaa-all-stars-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League announced today the Under-18 ‘AAA’ All-Star selections for the 2024 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 27 at 4:00PM. The game will cap off three match-ups featured across the U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. Announced on December 13, the U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game
- [15 GTHL players selected in OHL Under-18 Priority Selection](https://gthlcanada.com/15-gthl-players-selected-in-ohl-under-18-priority-selection/) - 15 players from the Greater Toronto Hockey League had their names called in the fifth annual Ontario Hockey League Under-18 Priority Selection held on Wednesday. Leading the way was six-foot-one, 177-pound Abakar Kazbekov of the Mississauga Senators U18 program who was chosen first overall by the London Knights. Mississauga Reps defenceman Dillon Stiles closed out
- [Nine GTHL alumni win gold at IIHF World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/nine-gthl-alumni-win-gold-at-iihf-world-championship/) - It was a GTHL connection when Toronto Marlboros graduate, Connor Brown, fed Mississauga Reps alumnus Nick Paul for the game winner 6:26 into overtime, capturing gold for Team Canada at the 2021 IIHF World Hockey Championship on Sunday in Riga, Latvia. The goal made Team Canada the first team to win gold at the tournament after starting
- [2021 OHL Draft class includes 78 GTHL players](https://gthlcanada.com/2021-ohl-draft-class-includes-78-gthl-players/) - Toronto Nationals’ defenceman, Cameron Allen, leads GTHL class as third overall pick The Ontario Hockey League 2021 Priority Selection, held virtually over two days on June 4-5, saw a total of 78 players from the GTHL selected through the 15-round process. Cameron Allen, a defenceman from the Toronto Nationals, led the GTHL class as the third overall pick to the
- [12 GTHL Grads Selected at 2020 NHL Draft](https://gthlcanada.com/12-gthl-grads-selected-at-2020-nhl-draft/) - The 2020 NHL Draft may have been more untraditional, but the virtual draft wasn't any less special for 12 GTHL grads selected by 12 different NHL teams. At least one graduate was selected in each of the seven rounds, with Jamie Drysdale (Toronto Marlboros) and Cole Perfetti (Vaughan Kings) both selected in the top 10.
- [GTHL alumnus debuts with Scotland's University of St. Andrews Typhoons](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-alumnus-debuts-with-scotlands-university-of-st-andrews-typhoons/) - Ken Worden, a Greater Toronto Hockey League alumnus, recently made his debut with the University of St. Andrews Typhoons in Scotland. Worden, a Select player for the entirety of his hockey career, notched a goal in his first game - a friendly match against the Glasgow Stag. The game was played in the Fife Ice
- [AHL opening weekend rosters feature 43 GTHL graduates](https://gthlcanada.com/ahl-opening-weekend-rosters-feature-43-gthl-graduates/) - The American Hockey League 2021-22 season begins Friday, October 15 with a total of 43 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni featured on opening night rosters. Out of 31 AHL teams, at least 24 include at least one GTHL graduate with the Toronto Marlies leading the way with five. Second and third on the list are the
- [Thornton's dream comes true with Coyotes contract](https://gthlcanada.com/thorntons-dream-comes-true-with-coyotes-contract/) - Mark Malone, The Beacon Herald When Anson Thornton signed with the Arizona Coyotes, he also wrote his name in the history books.The Sarnia Sting goalie is the first player ever chosen in the Ontario Hockey League under-18 draft to get an NHL contract. “I didn’t even know that. That’s pretty cool as well,” he said
- [72 GTHL alumni featured on 2021-22 NHL opening night rosters](https://gthlcanada.com/72-gthl-alumni-featured-on-2021-22-nhl-opening-night-rosters/) - This week the National Hockey League dropped the puck on the 2021-22 season, with opening night rosters featuring a total of 72 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni. The Toronto Maple Leafs lead the way with six GTHL graduates, while the Edmonton Oilers and the New Jersey Devils are a close second with five each. Of
- [147 GTHL alumni featured in OHL Opening Week](https://gthlcanada.com/147-gthl-alumni-featured-in-ohl-opening-week/) - On Thursday, October 7, the Ontario Hockey League will drop the puck on the much anticipated 2021-22 season. OHL Opening Week will feature a total of 147 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni. While the North Bay Battalian lead the way with 12 and the Niagara IceDogs not too far behind with 11, all OHL teams have at
- [22 GTHL alumni selected in 2021 NHL Entry Draft, Owen Power first overall](https://gthlcanada.com/22-gthl-alumni-selected-in-2021-nhl-entry-draft-owen-power-first-overall/) - The 2021 National Hockey League Entry Draft, held virtually on July 23-24, featured 22 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni, including former Mississauga Reps captain Owen Power leading the way at first overall to the Buffalo Sabres. The 21 GTHL alumni selected represent approximately 10 per cent of the 224 total players picked. Luke Hughes, selected
- [2021 Stanley Cup Final to feature eight GTHL alumni](https://gthlcanada.com/2021-stanley-cup-final-to-feature-eight-gthl-alumni/) - On Monday night, the 2021 Stanley Cup Final between the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning will begin with eight GTHL alumni eyeing hockey's biggest prize. Returning to the Finals for the first time since 1993, the Canadiens' roster features five GTHL alumni. Forwards Tyler Toffoli and Jake Evans, along with defenceman Ben Chiarot represent the GTHL
- [Five GTHL alumni named to 2022 Olympic Games men's hockey team roster](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-named-to-2022-olympic-games-mens-hockey-team-roster/) - CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) have announced the 25-player roster that has been nominated to represent Team Canada at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing, China. The nominated roster of three goaltenders, eight defence and 14 forwards includes five Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni. Jack McBain (Don Mills Flyers), Daniel Winnik
- [Q&A with Owen Power](https://gthlcanada.com/qa-with-owen-power/) - Get to know the first overall pick of the 2021 NHL Entry Draft Name: Owen Power Nickname: “Big Dog” or “OP” Hometown: Mississauga, Ontario Favourite thing about Mississauga: How diverse the city is and how many different people you get to meet when living there. Favourite minor hockey rink: Paramount Fine Foods Centre Favourite memory playing with
- [Five GTHL alumni to represent Team Canada at 2022 World Junior Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-to-represent-team-canada-at-2022-world-junior-championship/) - CALGARY, Alta. – Following a four-day selection camp that included a pair of games against a team of U SPORTS all-stars, 25 players have been named to Canada’s National Junior Team for the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, Dec. 26-Jan. 5 in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alta. Of the 25 rostered names, five are Greater Toronto Hockey League
- [Luca Caputi on transitioning to coaching, winning the day, and growing](https://gthlcanada.com/luca-caputi-on-transitioning-to-coaching-winning-the-day-and-growing/) - GTHL grad and Kingston Frontenacs head coach talks coaching mentality, lessons, and more Despite being a fourth-round pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, recording 185 points in 214 games in the OHL, playing at the professional level for nine seasons, and now the Head Coach of the OHL’s Kingston Frontenacs, Luca Caputi is still
- [Jason Spezza: reflecting on history and advice for today](https://gthlcanada.com/jason-spezza-reflecting-on-history-and-advice-for-today/) - Extraordinary. Momentous. Historic. Those are just a few words one could use to describe Jason Spezza’s career to date. The GTHL graduate is part of an elite club of underage players to make the jump to the Ontario Hockey League at 15-years-old. He joined only Wayne Gretzky and Eric Lindros making his IIHF World Junior
- [Seven GTHL alumni invited to National Junior Team Selection Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/seven-gthl-alumni-invited-to-national-junior-team-selection-camp/) - CALGARY, Alta. – With less than one month until the puck drops on the 2022 IIHF World Junior Championship, Hockey Canada, in partnership with the Canadian Hockey League (CHL), has announced a roster of 35 players who have earned an invitation to Canada’s National Junior Team selection camp, set for Dec. 9-12 in Calgary. Of the 35 players, seven are Greater
- [Nine GTHL alumni named to Capital City Challenge roster](https://gthlcanada.com/nine-gthl-alumni-named-to-capital-city-challenge-roster/) - Hockey Canada announced Friday the 66 players selected to wear the Maple Leaf at the Capital City Challenge, a four-team tournament featuring three men’s under-17 teams and Canada’s National Women’s Team, Nov. 26-Dec. 1 in Ottawa. Featured in the 66 names are nine Greater Toronto Hockey alumni, including two goaltenders, Joseph Constanzo and Mason Vaccari; one defenceman, Tristan Bertucci;
- [25 GTHL alumni invited to Canada's National Under-17 Development Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/25-gthl-alumni-invited-to-canadas-national-under-17-development-camp/) - CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada has invited 100 players to participate in Canada’s national under-17 development camp, set to take place July 10-16 at the Markin MacPhail Centre at WinSport’s Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. Of the 100 invited, 25 players (four goaltenders, four defencemen, and 17 forwards) represent the Greater Toronto Hockey League. The Toronto
- [Two GTHL alumni among 23 selected for 2022 IIHF U18 Women's World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/two-gthl-alumni-among-23-selected-for-2022-iihf-u18-womens-world-championship/) - CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada has announced the 23 players who will represent Canada at the 2022 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship, scheduled for June 6-13 in Madison and Middleton, Wisconsin. All 23 players named to the roster, consisting of three goaltenders, seven defence and 13 forwards, will be making their international debuts with Team Canada. Of the 13
- [Jason Payne creates Payner's Pals, introducing hockey to kids](https://gthlcanada.com/jason-payne-creates-payners-pals-introducing-hockey-to-kids/) - VIA CYCLONESHOCKEY.COM On August 31, 2021, Jason Payne was named the head coach of the [East Coast Hockey League's] Cincinnati Cyclones. One of his first initiatives was to create and launch a program that would help to expose kids who might not otherwise have a chance to the great game of hockey. After multiple conversations
- [38 GTHL alumni set for 2022 NHL Playoffs](https://gthlcanada.com/38-gthl-alumni-set-for-2022-nhl-playoffs/) - On Monday, May 3, the puck dropped on the NHL Playoffs with 38 Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni beginning their quest for the Stanley Cup. The Toronto Maple Leafs - who are tied with the Dallas Stars with seven-a-piece - have jumped ahead to a 1-0 series lead over defending champions, the Tampa Bay Lightning.
- [Mikael Kingo named OJHL Humanitarian of the Year](https://gthlcanada.com/mikael-kingo-named-ojhl-humanitarian-of-the-year/) - Mississauga, ON – The Ontario Junior Hockey League has named goaltender Mikael Kingo of the Georgetown Raiders its Humanitarian of the Year for 2021-22, the league announced today. Kingo, a Greater Toronto Hockey League alumnus, was also recognized in 2020 as the League's Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Award recipient for his efforts. The OJHL's Humanitarian of the Year award is
- [Five GTHL alumni among 25 players selected to represent Canada at 2022 IIHF U18 World Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/five-gthl-alumni-among-25-players-selected-to-represent-canada-at-2022-iihf-u18-world-championship/) - Hockey Canada has unveiled the 25 players named to Canada’s National Men’s Under-18 Team for the 2022 IIHF U18 World Championship, April 23-May 1 in Landshut and Kaufbeuren, Germany. Five Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni are among the three goaltenders, eight defencemen and 14 forwards who will look to defend Canada’s 2021 gold medal. Forwards Nick Moldenhauer, Kocha
- [GTHL PastXPresent: Darnell Nurse](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-pastxpresent-darnell-nurse/) - The GTHL is connecting the past with the present. The PastXPresent series features current players leading important conversations with GTHL Alumni. On this episode, Edmonton Oilers defenceman Darnell Nurse discusses his career, advice, adversity, and more with players from the Under-15 AA Scarborough Ice Raiders and Under-11 AA Toronto East Enders. Stay connected with the

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- [The Shift Forward: Evolving Hockey Culture](https://gthlcanada.com/the-shift-forward/) - New starting April 1, 2026, The Shift Forward is an enhanced education program that was created following an extensive consultation process with stakeholders in Hockey Canada programs to understand how education and training can better support participants and the key objective of changing unhealthy behaviours in the game. PARENTS/GUARDIANS — THE SHIFT FORWARD The Shift
- [Trainers: Education & Requirements](https://gthlcanada.com/trainers-education/) - Hockey Trainers play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, health and wellbeing of players during practices and games. Trainers help create a safe and positive environment where young athletes can develop their skills and enjoy the game. TRAINERS CHECKLIST HOUSE LEAGUE AND SELECT (TRAINERS – U7 – U18) Hockey Canada Safety Program or Re-cert Hockey Canada Safety Program
- [U9 & Below Programming](https://gthlcanada.com/bench-staff-requirements/u9-below-programming/) - HEAD COACHES – U7 and Below Hockey Canada Coach 1 – must complete U7 Pathway Module (4 hrs $101.70 tax incl) OR previously obtained Coach Level 1 Shift Forward: Evolving Hockey Culture or previously obtained Respect in Sport – Activity Leader Gender Identity & Expression Course (1 hr No cost) Vulnerable Sector Screening provided to the OHF (Click here for
- [GTHL Awards and Scholarships](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-awards-and-scholarships/) - The Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award was developed to recognize and honour a Goaltender who demonstrates extraordinary community service. The Awards aim is to highlight positive role models and examples of goaltenders who demonstrate positive character in sports. Each year, the GTHL honours one outstanding youth athlete who has demonstrated extraordinary service in the
- [GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-legacy-fund-community-grant/) - The Legacy Fund Community Grant has proudly funded over $250,000 toward meaningful programs, events, and initiatives that promote access to and development within the game of hockey.Being offered for the fourth year in a row, the GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant is once again available publicly, expanding its outreach and related opportunity.Applications will be accepted
- [Coaches: Resource Library](https://gthlcanada.com/coaches-resource-library/) - Explore the Coaches: Library Resources hub — your go-to source for guides, templates, and tools to support coaching development, player development, and more across all levels and ages. HOCKEY CANADA NETWORK APP Minor Hockey Associations and Coaches looking for access to the Hockey Canada Network? Use promo code: HCCERT2026 for 50% off on an annual premium subscription. CLICK HERE TO USE
- [Gatorade Team of the Month](https://gthlcanada.com/gatorade-team-of-the-month/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League is proud to partner with Gatorade to fuel the 2025-26 Team of the Month and Team of the Year program. The program includes Under-14, U15, U16, U17, and U18 ‘AAA,’ ‘AA,’ or ‘A’ teams. Teams can be nominated for the Gatorade Team of the Week. Recipients of the Gatorade Team
- [Development 1 Clinic](https://gthlcanada.com/development-1/) - The NCCP Development 1 Clinic is designed for coaches working with players at the competitive levels of hockey. This clinic focuses on helping coaches effectively motivate, lead, and support athletes as they transition into a more competitive environment. By emphasizing positive coaching behaviours and best practices, coaches develop strong habits that enhance both player performance and development. The Development 1 Clinic provides
- [GTHL Fast Track Program Presented by Pro Hockey Life](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-fast-track-program/) - The GTHL's Fast Track Program presented by Pro Hockey Life offers experienced hockey participants a pathway into competitive-level officiating. Fill out the form below to apply for the opportunity to officiate in the GTHL’s competitive (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’) program. Looking to learn more about becoming a referee? Check out the GTHL's Get Started page
- [Certification Maintenance](https://gthlcanada.com/certification-maintenance/) - Maintenance of certification is an essential component of the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) that ensures coaches remain updated on the latest coaching practices, techniques, and knowledge. Hockey Canada and the Coaching Association of Canada have provided a framework for developing coaches and maintaining certification through participation in national and provincial sport organization conferences and
- [Player Registration](https://gthlcanada.com/player-registration/) - Welcome to the site for registration of GTHL Competitive (A, AA, and AAA) players. Players in these categories must register through this site for the 2026-2027 season. Each player will register with the GTHL directly. During this process players will be required to complete the Player Registration Fee (PRF) process. The process will allow the
- [Exclusive Offer: Free Toronto Marlies 2026 Calder Cup Playoff Tickets](https://gthlcanada.com/exclusive-offer-free-toronto-marlies-2026-calder-cup-playoff-tickets/) - The exclusive ticket offer has reached its maximum in requests. If we are able to accommodate your request for tickets, you'll hear back from us directly in the coming days. Please be sure to stay on top of your inbox and check your spam, as well. If you do not hear back, please assume this
- [Bench Staff Requirements](https://gthlcanada.com/bench-staff-requirements/) - The GTHL will be following Hockey Canada and Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) requirements for coaches entering the 2026-27 season. The outlined requirements will be for all coaches (house league, select, A, AA, and AAA) who wish to be rostered to a team. Previously trained coaches may have attained many of the requirements. U9 & BELOW
- [Player Development Opportunities](https://gthlcanada.com/player-development/)
- [Referee Distribution List](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-distribution-list/) - The GTHL Referee Clinics take place between August and October. Registration for clinics will open late Spring or early Summer. Please fill out the following information and someone will notify you when registration for GTHL hosted clinics are open for the 2026-27 season. In the meantime, please check out the steps to get started on
- [GTHL Forms](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-forms/) - Team And Affiliate Forms House League Signing Officer/Affiliation FormSubmit by June 30 of each year. Competitive Authorized Signing Officers FormSubmit by June 30 of each year. 2025-2026 Exhibition Game ApplicationSubmit for any GTHL team traveling outside the GTHL boundaries. 2026-2027 Release Form Team Affiliation FormSubmit by November 1. Team Official Commitment Form (2026-2027)The League will begin accepting these
- [Start Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/start-hockey/) - Hockey Equipment Guide HOW TO PUT ON HOCKEY EQUIPMENT Contact Us Do you have questions about starting hockey? Contact the GTHL at: outreach@GTHLCanada.com Equipment* *The above list is for brand new equipment to be used as a guide on what families need to purchase for their child. There are stores such as Play it Again Sports who
- [Coaching: Get Started](https://gthlcanada.com/coaching-get-started/) - Becoming a minor hockey coach is an exciting way to support players and be a part of their journey, both as hockey players and as people. To get started, every coach, must complete a few important steps. STEP 1 CREATE/LOG IN TO YOUR HOCKEY CANADA ACCOUNT Go to the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR).(If you do not have
- [Trainers: Get Started](https://gthlcanada.com/trainers-get-started/) - Becoming a trainer in minor hockey is a great way to support players and play a key role in their development and well-being on and off the ice. To get started, every trainer must complete a few important steps. STEP 1 CREATE/LOG IN TO YOUR HOCKEY CANADA ACCOUNT Go to the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR).(If you
- [Team Managers: Get Started](https://gthlcanada.com/team-managers-get-started/) - Becoming a minor hockey Team Manager is an important way to support players, families, and coaches while helping the team succeed on and off the ice. To get started, every Team Manager must complete a few important steps. STEP 1 CREATE/LOG IN TO YOUR HOCKEY CANADA ACCOUNT Go to the Hockey Canada Registry (HCR).(If you do
- [Contact Us](https://gthlcanada.com/contact-us/) - GTHL Office Address: 57 Carl Hall RoadToronto, ONM3K 2E2 Email: generalinfo@gthlcanada.com Phone: (416) 636-6845Fax: (416) 636-2035 Office Hours In-Season Office HoursMonday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PMSaturday & Sunday: CLOSED Off-Season Office Hours (April 24-August 7, 2026)Monday to Thursday: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PMFriday, Saturday, & Sunday: CLOSED
- [GTHL Concussion Policy](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-concussion-policy/) - For the remainder of the 2025-26 season and 2026 Tryouts, the following GTHL Concussion policy applies. At the start of the 2016-17 season, the GTHL, in conjunction with Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, implemented a policy surrounding concussions. This policy is one of the most comprehensive concussion policies to date for minor sports in Ontario. The
- [King Clancy Cup Playoffs](https://gthlcanada.com/king-clancy-playoff-brackets/)
- [2025-26 Important Dates](https://gthlcanada.com/important-dates/)
- [Subscribe to the GTHL Development Newsletter](https://gthlcanada.com/subscribe-to-the-gthl-development-newsletter/) - Subscribe to the GTHL Development Newsletter * indicates required Email Address *First Name Last Name
- [Founders Cup Round Robin Standings](https://gthlcanada.com/founders-cup-round-robin-standings/)
- [GTHL Legacy Fund](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-legacy-fund/) - Established in 2011, the GTHL Legacy Fund provides financial support for GTHL families in need and assists organizations in funding hockey programs with a focus on child and community development. Since 2019, funds have been distributed through granting partners to maximize impact across the hockey community. The Fund’s largest annual fundraiser, the GTHL Legacy Classic
- [GTHL Complaint Management Policy](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-complaint-management-policy/) - The GTHL Complaint Management Policy ensures that all players, coaches, officials, and participants have a safe, fair, and respectful environment. It provides a clear process for reporting and addressing complaints of maltreatment, harassment, bullying, and/or misconduct. The goal of the policy is to: Protect participants from harm. Ensure complaints are handled fairly and independently. Provide
- [King Clancy Round Robin Standings](https://gthlcanada.com/king-clancy-round-robin-standings/)
- [U10-U13 First Round Robin Playoffs](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-u13-first-round-robin-playoffs/)
- [Level 6 Re-certification (NHP)](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/level-6-re-certification/) - The National High Performance (NHP) group is the assembly of the top officials within the Hockey Canada Officiating Program. Officials selected as members of the group will have excelled within their Member programs and are working at the highest levels of play available. As part of the NHP group, officials are eligible for assignments at
- [Level 4 & 5 Re-certification (MHP)](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/level-4-5-re-certification/) - The Member High Performance (MHP) official is the top tier within the Member-administered portion of the Hockey Canada Officiating Pathway. Entrance into this level is by invitation from the Member officiating development program and is reserved for officials who have successfully moved through the development levels of the pathway and are ready to move into
- [Level 3 Re-certification](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/level-3-re-certification/) - Level 3 is designed for officials who have been recognized as being ready to move into the higher levels of Competitive and early levels of High Performance hockey. The goal for Level 3 is to further develop officials in the areas of core procedures, rule knowledge and game management. Level 3 officials and their on-ice
- [Level 2 Re-certification](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/level-2-re-certification/) - Level 2 Re-certification Level 2 enhances the development of officials in areas of core procedures and rule knowledge at the lower levels of Competitive hockey. Level 2 officials and their on-ice partners will be responsible for administering the rules of the game to ensure it is played in a fair and safe manner for all participants. Rule knowledge and
- [Level 1 Re-cert & Level 2 Upgrade](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/level-1-re-cert-level-2-upgrade/) - Level 1 Re-cert and Level 2 Upgrade Clinics are designed to provide recertification training to returning officials. Officials that successfully complete all mandatory components of this clinic receive a HCOP certification and HCOP insurance coverage for the season. On completion of the clinic, participants who will be 16 years or older at the end of
- [Entry Level](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/entry-level/) - Entry Level is the entry point for officials as they begin their officiating career at the Introduction and Recreational levels. The role of a Level I official and their on ice partners is to be responsible for administering the rules of the game and to ensure it is played in a fair and safe manner for
- [GTHL Policies](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-policies/) - Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA)The GTHL is committed to complying with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) and all applicable standards in order to meet the accessibility needs of persons with disabilities in a timely manner. A Guide to the GTHL Appeal Process Information for players, parents, volunteers, administrators and clubs.
- [Apply: U18 GTHL-Dairy Farmers of Ontario Bursary](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-u18-gthl-dairy-farmers-of-ontario-bursary/) - The Dairy Farmers of Ontario Bursary reflects the achievements of young hockey players who are committed to their community, athletic ability, and academic achievement. New for the 2025-26 season, the GTHL is proud to partner with Dairy Farmers of Ontario through a bursary program which awards two U18 GTHL players with $5,000 each for their
- [GTHL Playoffs Centre](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-playoffs-centre/) - 2026 GTHL Playoffs presented by Gitch Sportswear The 2026 GTHL Playoffs presented by Gitch Sportswear are here — bringing big moments, high energy, and nonstop playoff excitement to rinks across the league. Use this page as your go-to hub for everything Playoffs, including direct links to schedules, scores, updates, and more all in one place.
- [Preliminary Round Robin Playoffs](https://gthlcanada.com/preliminary-round-robin-playoffs/)
- [U10-U18 Playoff Brackets](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-u18-playoff-brackets/)
- [Apply: Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-roy-pejcinovski-memorial-goaltending-character-award/) - The Roy Pejcinovski Memorial Goaltending Character Award was developed to recognize and honour a Goaltender who demonstrates extraordinary community service. The Awards aim is to highlight positive role models and examples of goaltenders who demonstrate positive character in sports. Each year, the GTHL honours one outstanding youth athlete who has demonstrated extraordinary service in the
- [Apply: Rob Silc Memorial Community Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-rob-silc-memorial-community-coaching-award/) - Established in 2018, the Rob Silc Community Coaching Award recognizes a long time, committed house league hockey coach. The award is presented by the GTHL to a House League coach who best exemplifies a long term commitment to grassroots hockey, player enjoyment, and community spirit. Rob Silc was a long time volunteer coach with the
- [Apply: Len Barrett U18 House League Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-len-barrett-u18-house-league-scholarship-award/) - Established in 2005, the Len Barrett U18 House League Scholarship Award recognizes a U18 House League Player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically and in hockey. The Award is a one-time post-secondary educational scholarship of $2,000 provided by the GTHL. Len Barrett was the GTHL Treasurer from 1975 to 1994 and was made an
- [Apply: John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-john-r-gardner-special-recognition-award/) - Established in 2001 by GTHL President John Gardner, the John R. Gardner Special Recognition Award was developed to recognize those players who have displayed inspirational courage in overcoming adversity while maintaining a dedication and commitment to competing in hockey. The award is presented by the Greater Toronto Hockey League to GTHL players (Competitive, Select, or
- [Apply: J. Norman Sharp U18 AA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-j-norman-sharp-u18-aa-scholarship-award/) - Established in 2005, the J. Norman Sharp U18 ‘AA’ Scholarship Award recognizes a U18 ‘AA’ player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically and in hockey. The Award is a one-time post-secondary educational scholarship of $2,000 provided by the GTHL. J. Norman Sharp was the President of the Toronto Hockey League (now the GTHL) from 1954
- [Apply: Herbert H. Carnegie Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-herbert-h-carnegie-award/) - Established in 2024, the Herbert H. Carnegie Award will recognize a forward-thinking GTHL organization that has demonstrated leadership in creating and promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion, in addition to commitment to community development and outreach. The award was established in collaboration with the Carnegie family. The GTHL organization will be required to share a letter outlining
- [Apply: Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-herb-ebisuzaki-coaching-award/) - Established in 2005, the Herb Ebisuzaki Coaching Award recognizes an outstanding minor hockey coach. The award is presented by the GTHL to a coach (Competitive, Select, or House League) who best exemplifies the true spirit of coaching, including the capability to improve performance of an individual or team while ensuring each player’s experience is a
- [Apply: George F. Dufton U18 AAA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-george-f-dufton-u18-aaa-scholarship-award/) - The George F. Dufton U18 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award recognizes a U18 ‘AAA’ player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically and in hockey. The award is a one-time post-secondary educational scholarship of $2,000 provided by the Don Mills Flyers Hockey Club. George F. Dufton was an outstanding student and athlete in his youth, and won a
- [Apply: Frank D. Smith U18 A Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-frank-d-smith-u18-a-scholarship-award/) - Established in 2005, the Frank D. Smith U18 ‘A’ Scholarship Award was developed to recognize a U18 ‘A’ player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically and in hockey. The Award is a one-time post-secondary educational scholarship of $2,000 provided by the GTHL. Frank D. Smith was the founder of the Toronto Hockey League (now the
- [Apply: Dr. Tom Pashby Trainer of the Year Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-dr-tom-pashby-trainer-of-the-year-award/) - This award signifies outstanding achievement in the area of safety and risk management, and contribution to the GTHL. Eligibility: Any registered and rostered trainer in the 2025-26 season on a house league or competitive team in the GTHL can apply and/or be nominated. Learn more about GTHL Awards & Scholarships presented by Nothers The Award Store: CLICK
- [Apply: Cooper Humanitarian Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-cooper-humanitarian-award/) - Established in 1977 and originally sponsored by Cooper Canada, the Cooper Humanitarian Award is presented in recognition of lengthy and dedicated service to minor hockey and the youth who benefit from the efforts. Eligibility: Any individual from the GTHL or Mississauga Hockey League (House League, Select, or Competitive) can apply and/or be nominated. Learn more about
- [Playoff Formats](https://gthlcanada.com/playoff-formats/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League has outlined the formats for the 2026 GTHL Playoffs presented by GSW. Ahead of the 2025-26 playoffs, the GTHL consulted with Member Associations to provide players with the best possible post-season experience. With the success of the 2025 Playoffs, the following formats return to declare the 2025-2026 GTHL Playoff Champions. In
- [Apply: Gord Hughes U16 AAA Scholarship Award](https://gthlcanada.com/apply-gord-hughes-u16-aaa-scholarship-award/) - Established in 2012, the Gord Hughes U16 ‘AAA’ Scholarship Award recognizes a U16 ‘AAA’ player who achieves a high standard of excellence academically and in hockey. The Award is a one-time post-secondary educational scholarship of $2,000 provided by the GTHL. Eligibility: Any registered U16 ‘AAA’ player in the 2025-26 season from the GTHL can apply and/or be nominated. Learn more
- [U10-U13 Second Round Robin Playoffs](https://gthlcanada.com/u10-u13-second-round-robin-playoffs/)
- [Safe Sport: Independent Complaint Process](https://gthlcanada.com/safe-sport-complaint-process/) - Promoting a Safe and Respectful Hockey Environment As a member of the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF), in partnership with Hockey Canada, the Greater Toronto Hockey League is committed to fostering a sport culture that is safe, inclusive, and free from all forms of maltreatment. Creating a safe environment for everyone involved in hockey — from
- [GTHL Social Media Community Code](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-social-media-community-code/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League recognizes the importance of using social media to directly communicate and engage with the League’s participants and those associated. Social media allows us to share stories, hear your stories, stay connected, strengthen our community, and continue conversations. The GTHL also recognizes the responsibilities that come with using social media. It is important to us that our participants can engage with the League and each
- [Referee Clinics](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/) - If you are interested in becoming an on-ice official, this is for you! It will provide all the information needed to get your officiating career started. The level system, Level I through Level VI, is the foundation for the training and development of officials across Canada. Hockey Canada has categorized the hockey played in Canada
- [About the GTHL](https://gthlcanada.com/about-gthl/) - MISSION To empower, inspire, innovate, and provide hockey experiences that foster growth, inclusion, and excellence for all participants within the Greater Toronto Area. VISION To be a beacon of community engagement and athletic excellence, cultivating a passion for hockey and nurturing the personal development of every participant. VALUES GTHL HISTORY Formed in 1911 by founder
- [What's the Story?](https://gthlcanada.com/whats-the-story/) - Are you, or someone you know, helping to make a difference in the hockey community? We want to hear about it! Use the below form to share feel-good stories of teams, associations, players, coaches, officials, volunteers, and families giving back — whether it’s fundraising, community events, acts of kindness, or everyday leadership off the ice.
- [GTHL Staff & Volunteer Directory](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-staff-directory/) - Senior LEADERSHIP TEAM Membership Services Hockey Operations Finance GTHL Volunteer Board of Directors: Executive Committee GTHL Volunteer Board of Directors: Directors
- [Timekeeping: Get Started](https://gthlcanada.com/timekeeping-get-started/) - Timekeepers play an important role in every GTHL game. From managing the game clock to ensuring accurate records, you help keep the game running smoothly and professionally. STEP 1 STEPS TO GET STARTED Review the Requirements and Responsibilities of a Timekeeper prior to applying (see below for more information). Contact Patty Micolino via email at pmicolino@gthlcanada.com at the
- [Officiating FAQs](https://gthlcanada.com/officiating-faqs/) - Getting Started with Officiating CLINIC INFORMATION FOR OFFICIALS REFEREE SUMMER CAMP GENERAL QUESTIONS TIMEKEEPER
- [2025 Platinum Cup: Team Spotlight Submission](https://gthlcanada.com/platinum-cup-team-spotlight-submission/) - Help us showcase your team ahead of the 2025 GTHL Platinum Cup! Please complete the fields below and attach your team/group photos as outlined. This spotlight will appear on GTHL channels to highlight the people and personalities that make up your team. Please complete this form and and submit photos by Monday, November 3, 2025.
- [GTHL Annual Report](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-annual-report/) - The GTHL Annual Reports provide a transparent look at the League's goals, progress, achievements, and more each season. Explore past and current reports to see how the GTHL continues to grow the game and serve the hockey community. 2024-25 Greater Toronto Hockey League Annual Report 2023-2024 Greater Toronto Hockey League Annual Report 2022-2023 Greater Toronto
- [Video & Photography Requests](https://gthlcanada.com/video-photography-requests/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League requires videographers and photographers to request and receive approved League credentials to film and/or photograph any sanctioned GTHL activities. Please complete the below form to submit your request. Requests must be received a minimum of 48 hours in advance of the date(s) to be considered. Please review Rule 20 of the GTHL
- [Age Chart: 2025-26 Season](https://gthlcanada.com/age-chart/) - Ages effective for the 2025-26 GTHL season. Player ages are determined by age as of December 31, 2025.
- [Champions History](https://gthlcanada.com/champions-history/) - Until the formation of the Toronto Hockey League (THL) in 1911, minor hockey in what is now the Greater Toronto Area was a loosely organized affair without a governing body. Any team competition consisted of exhibitions scheduled between neighbouring schools or church groups of the time. When the THL began, the focus was only on
- [GTHL Minimum Suspension List](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-minimum-suspension-list/) - LIST DETAILS & LEGEND The following are minimum suspensions that shall be imposed for infractions, which occur in all Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) exhibition, league, and play-off games, during the current playing season for Minor Hockey. Note that these suspensions are over and above any imposed by Hockey Canada rules. Notice re: Clarifications These are minimum
- [GTHL Graduates](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-graduates/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League represents tens of thousands of minor hockey players in Canada each year. Over the course of its more than 100 years of operation, the League has been fortunate to have played a role in developing some of the world’s top players. Many of those individuals have gone on to pursue
- [Nothers House League Team of the Month](https://gthlcanada.com/nothers-house-league-team-of-the-month/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with Nothers The Award Store, is proud to announce the return of the Nothers House League Team of the Month program for the 2025-26 season. The Nothers House League Team of the Month program will once again give house league teams throughout the GTHL the opportunity to enter for
- [Standing](https://gthlcanada.com/standing/)
- [Schedule](https://gthlcanada.com/schedule/)
- [GTHL Insurance](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-insurance/) - PLAYER AND LIABILITY INSURANCE FORMS GTHL Concussion PolicyRequired when returning from injury (ie. concussions or suspected head injuries). Hockey Canada Guide – Safety Requires Teamwork & Safety For AllRead the Hockey Canada Risk Management & National Insurance Programs and learn more about bullying, harassment and abuse. Hockey Canada Accident Insurance – Claims ProcessLearn the steps to
- [Careers](https://gthlcanada.com/careers/)
- [Mental Health Supports](https://gthlcanada.com/mental-health-supports/) - The safety and mental wellness of players, families, teams, and organizations is the GTHL’s top priority. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out and consider one of the many provincial mental health supports below. The GTHL encourages all to continue participation in regular physical activity, volunteering, and acts of kindness as
- [Rowan's Law](https://gthlcanada.com/rowans-law/) - What is Rowan’s Law? Rowan’s Law was created in memory of Rowan Stringer, a high school rugby player who tragically passed away from a concussion-related injury. In Ontario, Rowan’s Law makes it mandatory for athletes, parents/guardians, coaches, officials, and team trainers to be aware of the signs and dangers of concussions. The law helps ensure
- [Rink Attendants: Get Started](https://gthlcanada.com/rink-attendants-get-started/) - Rink Attendants play an important role in ensuring that GTHL games run smoothly. This role is the key connection between officials, timekeepers, arena staff, and the League. STEP 1 EXPECTATIONS As a Rink Attendant, you are expected to: Participate in all required GTHL training sessions. Be visible inside the rink and available to teams and officials (not working from
- [GTHL Community Outreach Programs](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-community-outreach-programs/) - The Try Hockey program is designed for students in Grades 2–5 who may not have had the opportunity to play the sport due to barriers such as financial hardship or cultural background. In line with our mandate, priority is given to schools and communities in low-income neighbourhoods and areas with a high population of newcomers
- [Hockey Canada Playing Rules 2024-2026](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/hockey-canada-playing-rules-2024-2026/) - Ontario Hockey Federation’s Vulnerable Sector Check The centralization of all Vulnerable Sector Checks will be conducted by the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) for all On-Ice Officials for the 2025-26 season. The OHF requires all on-ice officials, those aged 18 and older to provide a Vulnerable Sector Check, and submit yearly screening as set out below
- [PROCESSES ](https://gthlcanada.com/processes/)
- [FAQ: PARENTS & FAMILIES ](https://gthlcanada.com/faq-parents-families/)
- [FAQ: GTHL ORGANIZATIONS ](https://gthlcanada.com/faq-gthl-organizations/)
- [Grants & Funding for Players](https://gthlcanada.com/grants-funding-for-players/) - Donate to the GTHL Legacy Fund The GTHL Legacy Fund was established in 2011 in an effort to help families in need of financial support, and to assist organizations in funding hockey programs with a focus on child and community development. As of 2019, the GTHL has distributed funds through our granting partners. For more information on the GTHL
- [Latest News](https://gthlcanada.com/latest-news/)
- [Arenas](https://gthlcanada.com/arenas/) - A-D Al Palladini Community Centre9201 Islington AvenueWoodbridge, ONL4L 1A2(t) 905-832-8564 Major Intersection: Islington Avenue and Rutherford Road Amesbury Arena155 Culford RoadNorth York, ONM6M 4K6(t) 416-395-6655 Major Intersection: Lawrence Avenue West and Keele Street Angela James Arena (formerly Flemingdon Arena)165 Grenoble DriveToronto, ONM3C 3E7(t) 416-395-7838 Major Intersection: Eglinton Avenue East and Don Mills Road South Baycrest Arena160 Neptune DriveToronto, ONM6A 1X4(t)
- [GTHL Tryouts](https://gthlcanada.com/gthl-tryouts/) - Tryouts for the 2026-27 GTHL season will be posted at a later date. Check back closer to the end of this season for more information. Once posted, tryout ads are updated daily. For more information read: OHF Playing Regulations Regulation G: Player Evaluations and Tiering for Minor HockeyRegulation H: Tampering and Prohibitive Advertising
- [Club Hosted Tournaments](https://gthlcanada.com/club-hosted-tournaments/)
- [The Learning Centre](https://gthlcanada.com/the-learning-centre/) - HOCKEY CANADA DOCUMENTS Hockey Canada Playing Rules (2024-26) GTHL STANDARDS 2023 Winter Development Series: Ask Officiating Development 2022 Winter Development Series: Rules Emphasis GTHL Penalty Standards Officiating Performance Standards PLAYING RULES Hockey Canada Rule Changes 2022-2024 GTHL Officiating Development Information Video: Hockey Canada Rule Updates WATCH VIDEO Protective Equipment This article has a chart that can be
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- [Volunteer Involvement Program (V.I.P)](https://gthlcanada.com/volunteer-involvement-program-v-i-p/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League’s Volunteer Involvement Program (VIP) encourages members of the GTHL player community and students enrolled in post-secondary programs to get involved with League events and initiatives. The VIP program offers volunteers the opportunity to give back to minor hockey and get involved with valuable skill building opportunities. Hours volunteered will also count
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- [HCR LOG IN / ACCOUNT CREATION](https://gthlcanada.com/referee-clinics/hcr-log-in-account-creation/) - The GTHL uses the Hockey Canada Registry to register participants for clinics. As of May 15th, 2021, eHockey can no longer be accessed. Registration for clinics and to check qualifications will be done through the (new) Hockey Canada Registry (HCR 3.0). If you have been registered for hockey previously as a Player, Coach, Official or Trainer you
- [Bench Staff & Volunteers Wanted](https://gthlcanada.com/bench-staff-volunteers-wanted/) - Coaches wanted ads are posted by organizations looking for bench staff volunteers such as: head coach, assistant coach, trainer, and/or manager. Please use the contact information to enquire about the positions with regard to time commitment and compensation.
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## Events

- [GTHL Legacy Classic Presented By Spordle](https://gthlcanada.com/events/gthl-legacy-classic/) - THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS. Proceeds benefit the GTHL Legacy Fund which, established in 2011, provides financial support for GTHL families in need and assists organizations in funding hockey programs with a focus on child and community development. CLICK HERE FOR 2026 SPONSORSHIP DECK. For sponsorship inquiries, please contact:Shaun Filippelli | Manager, Business DevelopmentPhone: (416) 636-6845
- ['A' Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/events/a-challenge-cup/) - U14 A Champions U15 A Champions U16 A Champions U17 A Champions U18 A Champions About The Event The GTHL's 'A' Challenge Cup Tournament is back for the 2026-27 season! This non-contact tournament is open to U14, U15, U16, U17, and U18 teams from across Ontario. All teams are guaranteed at least four games. This
- [GTHL Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/events/gthl-platinum-cup/) - A Champions AA Champions AAA Champions About The Event The GTHL is proud to host the 2026 Platinum Cup. Expanded for 2026, the tournament will now welcome 48 total teams across six (6) divisions: U10 A, U10 AA, U10 AAA, U11 A, U11 AA, and U11 AAA — doubling in size from the previous 24-team,
- [King Clancy Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/events/king-clancy-cup/) - OVERVIEWELIGIBILITYWHENSCHEDULESTANDINGSPLAYOFFSRULES & FORMATFAQs Registration Registration is open for the 2026 King Clancy Cup. Please note that the registration fee does not include gamesheet fees. Teams will be responsible for paying gamesheet fees to the GTHL Rink Attendants prior to the beginning of each game. There are NO gate fees. Registration Fee: U10-U13: $1,250 per team
- [Founders Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/events/founders-cup/) - OVERVIEWELIGIBILITYWHENSCHEDULESTANDINGSPLAYOFFSRULES & FORMATFAQs Registration Registration for the 2026 Founders Cup will be announced at a later date. Sebastian Fazio | Coordinator, EventsPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 233Email: SFazio@gthlcanada.com For sponsorship inquiries, please contact:Shaun Filippelli | Manager, Business DevelopmentPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 232Email: SFilippelli@GTHLCanada.com Please note that times and locations of some games will be listed as TBD. The
- [U18 All-Star Festival Fuelled By Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/events/u18-all-star-festival/) - OVERVIEWAAAAAAAll-TIME ROSTERS SELECTION PROCESS For the 2026 U18 ‘A’ and ‘AA’ All-Star Games, the players are selected based on a voting process from Coaches within the Division. Players with the most votes from submissions are selected, with every team having at least one (1) player selected. For the 2026 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Games, players are
- [GTHL Top Prospects Game Fuelled By Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/events/gthl-top-prospects-game/) - For more information about the 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, contact: Event Information: Sebastian Fazio | Coordinator, EventsPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 233Email: SFazio@gthlcanada.com Sponsorship inquiries: Shaun Filippelli | Manager, Business DevelopmentPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 232Email: SFilippelli@GTHLCanada.com
- [OHL Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/events/ohl-cup/) - 2025 OHL Cup Finals Highlights 2024 OHL Cup Final Highlights 2023 OHL Cup Final Highlights 2022 OHL Cup Final Highlights 2018 OHL Cup Final Highlights 2015 OHL Cup Final Highlights
- [Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/events/gthl-puck-drop-weekend/) - Sebastian Fazio | Coordinator, EventsPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 233Email: SFazio@gthlcanada.com For sponsorship inquiries, please contact: Shaun Filippelli | Manager, Business DevelopmentPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 232Email: SFilippelli@GTHLCanada.com 2025 Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend Schedule SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
- [I Play in the G Festival](https://gthlcanada.com/events/i-play-in-the-g-festival/) - About The Event Information on the 2026 I Play in the G Festival to be announced at a later date. For sponsorship inquiries, please contact:Shaun Filippelli | Manager, Business DevelopmentPhone: (416) 636-6845 Ext. 232Email: SFilippelli@GTHLCanada.com

## Gallery

- [GALLERY: East York's 81st Little Stanley Cup Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-east-yorks-81st-little-stanley-cup-day/)
- [GALLERY: 2026 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2026-ohl-cup-championship-final/)
- [GALLERY: GTHL Girls Development Day Positivity Postcards](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-gthl-girls-development-day-positivity-postcards/)
- [GALLERY: 2025-26 Pro Hockey Life Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-26-pro-hockey-life-cup/)
- [GALLERY: U10 Markham Majors, Mississauga Senators Hockey Fights Cancer Game Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-u10-markham-majors-mississauga-senators-hockey-fights-cancer-game-day/)
- [GALLERY: 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Game Fuelled By Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2026-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [GALLERY: 2026 GTHL Top Prospects Practice Night Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2026-gthl-top-prospects-practice-night-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [GALLERY: 2026 U18 'AAA' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2026-u18-aaa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [GALLERY: 2026 U18 'AA' All-Star Game Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2026-u18-aa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [GALLERY: 2026 U18 'A' All-Star Game Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2026-u18-a-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [GALLERY: 2025 Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-platinum-cup/)
- [GALLERY: 2025 'A' Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-a-challenge-cup/)
- [GALLERY: 2025 Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend/)
- [GALLERY: GTHL Development Day Presented by GSW (October 2025)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-gthl-development-day-presented-by-gsw-october-2025/)
- [Strategic Plan: 2025-2028](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/strategic-plan-2025-2028/)
- [GALLERY: 2023 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-ohl-cup-final/) - On April 3, the Toronto Jr. Canadiens capped-off a perfect 2023 OHL Cup Showcase, defeating the Vaughan Kings 3-0, to be crowned OHL Cup champions in front of a big crowd at the Mattamy Athletic Centre. For the complete game recap, visit GTHLCanada.com here.
- [GALLERY: 2025 GTHL Legacy Classic Sponsors](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-gthl-legacy-classic-sponsors/)
- [GALLERY: 2025 GTHL Legacy Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-gthl-legacy-classic/)
- [Event Gallery](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/event-gallery/)
- [Test Gallery](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/test-gallery/)
- [Scotiabank Top Prospects Games](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/scotiabank-top-prospects-games/)
- [Top Prospects Games Powered by Under Armour](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/top-prospects-games-powered-by-under-armour/)
- [Top Prospects Games Fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/top-prospects-games-fuelled-by-gatorade/)
- [Notable Top Prospects Alumni](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/notable-top-prospects-alumni/)
- [GALLERY: 2020 I Play In The G Festival](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-i-play-in-the-g-festival-3/)
- [GALLERY: 2020 Midget "AA" All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-midget-aa-all-star-game-2/) - Photos by Nikki Jeffrey
- [GALLERY: 2020 Midget "A" All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2020-midget-a-all-star-game/) - Photos by Nikki Jeffrey
- [GALLERY: 2020 Pro Hockey Life Cup Championship Day](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2020-pro-hockey-life-cup-championship-day/) - Photos by Nikki Jeffrey
- [GALLERY: 2021 GTHL Legacy Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2021-gthl-legacy-classic/)
- [GALLERY: 2021 U11 Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2021-u11-platinum-cup/) - On November 26-28, the Greater Toronto Hockey League, in partnership with the Toronto Maple Leafs, hosted the 2021 Under-11 Platinum Cup. The tournament, held at the Ford Performance Centre, welcomed a total of 22 teams from around the province.
- [GALLERY: Hockey Day in Canada (Scarborough)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-hockey-day-in-canada-scarborough/) - On Saturday, January 29, Hockey Day in Canada took its celebrations to Scarborough, Ontario, featuring several Greater Toronto Hockey League alumni and stories. Many GTHL teams and players also took part in the day.
- [GALLERY: 2021-22 GTHL Top Prospects Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/2021-22-gthl-top-prospects-game/) - On Tuesday, March 1, the 2021-22 GTHL Top Prospects faced off in the 12th annual event powered by Under Armour. Photographer: Max LewisÂ
- [GALLERY: 2021-22 U18 'AAA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/2021-22-u18-aaa-all-star-game/) - On Friday, March 4, 2022, the GTHL's Under-18 'AAA' All-Stars faced off at Scotiabank Pond.
- [GALLERY: 2021-22 U18 'AA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2021-22-u18-aa-all-star-game/) - On Saturday, March 5, 2022, the GTHL’s Under-18 ‘AA’ All-Stars faced off at Scotiabank Pond.
- [GALLERY: 2021-22 U18 'A' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2021-22-u18-a-all-star-game/) - On Saturday, March 5, 2022, the GTHL’s Under-18 ‘A’ All-Stars faced off at Scotiabank Pond.
- [GALLERY: 2021-22 Pro Hockey Life Cup (U13-U21)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/2021-22-pro-hockey-life-cup-u13-u21/) - The GTHL, in partnership with Pro Hockey Life, recognized all 2021-22 regular season champions in the Under-13 through U21 divisions during the Pro Hockey Life Cup Championship event in April 2022. Photos by Naveen Ramkhelawan.Â
- [GALLERY: 2021-22 Pro Hockey Life Cup (U10-U12)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2021-22-pro-hockey-life-cup-u10-u12/) - The GTHL, in partnership with Pro Hockey Life, recognized all 2021-22 regular season champions in the Under-10 through U12 divisions during the Pro Hockey Life Cup Championship event in May 2022.
- [GALLERY: 2022 GTHL Awards](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2022-gthl-awards/) - On Friday, June 17, the Greater Toronto Hockey League held an intimate awards ceremony at the Hockey Hall of Fame, celebrating the 2021-22 season's winners.
- [GALLERY: 2022 GTHL Legacy Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2022-gthl-legacy-classic/) - On July 12, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted the 11th annual GTHL Legacy Classic at Cardinal Golf Club in support of the GTHL Legacy Fund.
- [GALLERY: Cogliano shares Stanley Cup with Vaughan hockey community](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-cogliano-shares-stanley-cup-with-vaughan-hockey-community/) - On Friday, August 26, Andrew Cogliano shared his day with the Stanley Cup with the Vaughan hockey community. For more on the celebration, click here.
- [GALLERY: Whitefish River First Nation X GTHL Exchange (Toronto)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/whitefish-river-first-nation-x-scarborough-hockey-association-exchange-toronto/) - On November 4-5, Whitefish River First Nation and the GTHL's Scarborough Hockey Association Under-11 Select team participated in the first leg of a home-and-home exchange program. The weekend featured youth from Whitefish River First Nation aged nine through to 13 years old of various skill levels visiting Toronto. The weekend included on-ice sessions, watching a Toronto
- [GALLERY: Development Day (November 2022)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-development-day-november-2022/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its PD Skill Development Day on November 18 at Scotiabank Pond, hosting 70 kids in the event's fourth season. The participants ranged from Under-9 to U13, with a varying skillset including house league to 'AAA'.
- [GALLERY: 2022 GTHL Moustache Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2022-gthl-moustache-cup/) - On Saturday, November 19, the Toronto Jr. Canadiens and the Toronto Marlboros faced off in the inaugural GTHL Moustache Cup. The Jr. Canadiens came away with the win at Mattamy Athletic Centre.
- [GALLERY: 2022 PlayStation Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2022-playstation-platinum-cup/) - On November 25-27, the PlayStation Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the GTHL hosted 21 teams across three Under-11 Divisions: U11 A, U11 AA, and U11 AAA. The tournament was held at Scotiabank Pond.
- [GALLERY: 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Practice Night](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-gthl-top-prospects-practice-night/) - Ahead of the 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade, the top 40 Under-16 'AAA' players participated in the annual Top Prospects Practice Night on Monday, January 23. The night featured receiving their Top Prospects jerseys, swag courtesy of CCM and Gatorade, team photos, on-ice practice, as well as an off-ice hydration session with
- [GALLERY: 2023 GTHL Top Prospects Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-gthl-top-prospects-game/) - Photos by Max Lewis The top 40 Under-16 'AAA' GTHL players faced off in the 13th annual GTHL Top Prospects Game on Tuesday, January 24 at Scotiabank Pond. Team Antropov-Carnegie-Nolan skated away with the 6-4 victory, while Chase Del Colombo and Shamar Moses were named the Gatorade Players of the Game. For the complete game
- [GALLERY: 2023 U18 'AAA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-u18-aaa-all-stars-game/) - The Under-18 'AAA' All-Stars went head-to-head on Friday, January 27, 2023 as the 21st U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade got underway. Team Blue would take the game 7-4 following a third period comeback.
- [GALLERY: 2023 U18 'A' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-u18-a-all-star-game/) - The Under-18 ‘A’ All-Stars faced off during the 21st U18 All Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 28, 2023. Team East (red) took the game in a 4-1 win.
- [GALLERY: 2023 U18 'AA' All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-u18-aa-all-star-game/) - The 21st Under-18 All-Star Festival wrapped up as the 'AA' stars went head-to-head on Saturday, January 28. The game ended in exciting fashion, as Team Blue secured a 3-2 win in the dying seconds of regulation.
- [GALLERY: Whitefish River First Nation X GTHL Exchange (Whitefish River)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-whitefish-river-first-nation-x-gthl-exchange-whitefish-river/) - On the weekend of February 3-5, 2023, the Scarborough Hockey Association's Under-11 Select Team visited Whitefish River First Nation for the second leg of the Greater Toronto Hockey League and Whitefish River First Nation home-and-home exchange. The visit came following the first leg in November 2022 which featured youth from Whitefish River First Nation coming
- [GALLERY: 2023 #IPlayInTheG Festival](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-iplayintheg-festival/) - The fifth annual I Play in the G Festival fuelled by Gatorade returned to Scotiabank Pond on January 28-29, 2023. The weekend long festival celebrated all the GTHL community has to offer, from a number of activations throughout the arena, to everything from house league, select, 'A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA' games on ice.
- [GALLERY: Development Day (February 2023)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-development-day-february-2023/) - The GTHL held its second PD Skill Development Day of the 2022-2023 season on Friday, February 17 at Scotiabank Pond. The GTHL’s PD Skill Development Full-Day Camps work to enhance fundamental skills while prioritizing fun. For the second time this season, players took part in two on-ice and two off-ice sessions that focus on passing,
- [GALLERY: 2023 Pro Hockey Life Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-pro-hockey-life-cup/) - On Saturday, March 11, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized its 2022-2023 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup celebrations. Each team received their trophies, took photos, had some fun with selfies, and enjoyed a day off from playoff competition to celebrate of their regular season success.
- [GALLERY: 2022-2023 GTHL Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2022-2023-gthl-champions/)
- [GALLERY: 2023 GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-gthl-awards-gala-presented-by-nothers-the-award-store/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated the 2023 Awards Gala presented by Nothers the Award Store at the Hockey Hall of Fame on Thursday, June 15. The Gala featured a social hour, food, and a ceremony in the Great Hall recognizing each of the award and scholarship winners for the 2022-23 season.
- [GALLERY: 2023 Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-referee-summer-camp/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League held its annual Canadian School of Hockey Officiating: Referee Summer Camp from August 21-24 at Scotiabank Pond. The camp welcomed 117 participants spanning its Quick Start, Junior Development, Becoming an Elite, and Experienced Refresher programs.
- [GALLERY: 2023 GTHL Legacy Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-gthl-legacy-classic/) - On Tuesday, July 25, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its 12th annual GTHL Legacy Classic at Richmond Hill Golf Club. Proceeds from the tournament supported the League's Legacy Fund, assisting GTHL families in financial need.
- [GALLERY: Development Day (Oct. 2023)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-development-day-oct-2023/) - On Friday, October 6, the GTHL welcomed 80 participants to the first Development Day of the 2023-24 season.
- [GALLERY: 2023 Movember Moustache Cup Tournament](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-movember-moustache-cup-tournament/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League in partnership with Movember hosted the inaugural Movember Moustache Cup ‘A’ tournament on November 17-19, 2023. The tournament hosted 32 teams across four non-contact ‘A’ divisions: Under-14, U15, U16, and U18.
- [GALLERY: 2023-24 Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-24-puck-drop-weekend/) - On October 21-22, the GTHL's Puck Drop Weekend returned to Canlan Sports York to celebrate the beginning of the 2023-24 season. The weekend featured a total of 72 games of various age groups and divisions. The GTHL thanks NewAge Products, Pizzaville, Top Shot Hockey, the Hockey Hall of Fame, ODR Hockey Heroes, the Mississauga Steelheads,
- [GALLERY: 2023-24 Whitefish River First Nation X GTHL Exchange (Toronto)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-24-whitefish-river-first-nation-x-gthl-exchange-toronto/) - For the second consecutive season, the GTHL and Whitefish River First Nation are together participating in a home-and-home exchange. For the first leg, the Under-13 ‘A’ George Bell team welcomed youth from Whitefish River First Nation to Toronto the weekend of October 27-29. The weekend included on-ice sessions, a visit to MLSE LaundPad and the
- [GALLERY: 2023 Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-platinum-cup/) - On November 24-26, the Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the GTHL hosted 24 teams crossed three Under-11 divisions, including 'A,' 'AA,' and 'AAA.' The weekend included the inaugural Toronto First Responders vs. Maple Leafs alumni game at Scotiabank Pond, welcoming Carlton the Bear and other special guests.
- [GALLERY: 2024 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - On January 16-17, 40 of the Greater Toronto Hockey League's top Under-16 'AAA' players participated in the 14th annual GTHL Top Prospects Practice and Game fuelled by Gatorade. Practice Night took place on Tuesday, January 16 at Scotiabank Pond where players received complete kits from Gitch Sportswear and Gatorade, as well as partook in a practice and
- [GALLERY: 2024 U18 'A' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u18-a-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The 22nd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade hit the ice on Saturday, January 27, starting with the U18 ‘A’ All-Stars in a morning match-up. Team Blue came out ready right from puck drop, defeating Team Red in a commanding 8-0 final. Click here for the complete recap.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U18 ‘AA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u18-aa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The matinee match-up of the 22nd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival featured the ‘AA’ All-Stars on Saturday, January 27 at Scotiabank Pond. The ‘AA’ All-Star Game saw Team Red dominate the scoresheet, defeating Team Blue 8-1. Click here for the complete recap.Â
- [GALLERY: 2024 U18 ‘AAA’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u18-aaa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - On Saturday, January 27, the ‘AAA’ All-Stars capped off the 22nd annual Under-18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade at Scotiabank Pond. The ‘AAA’ match-up proved to be the tightest contest of the day, with Team Red holding on to win in a 4-3 final. Click here for the full recap.Â
- [GALLERY: 2023-24 Whitefish River First Nation X GTHL Exchange (Whitefish River)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2023-24-whitefish-river-first-nation-x-gthl-exchange-whitefish-river/) - For the second consecutive season, the GTHL and Whitefish River First Nation are together participating in a home-and-home exchange. After the first leg welcomed youth from Whitefish River First Nation to Toronto in October, the Under-13 'A' George Bell Titans took the trip up north for the weekend of February 9-11. The weekend included on-ice
- [GALLERY: Development Day (Feb. 2024)](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-development-day-feb-2024/) - On Friday, February 16, the GTHL hosted over 75 participants at Development Day presented by GSW - the League's second Development Day of the 2023-24 season.
- [GALLERY: 2024 Pro Hockey Life Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-pro-hockey-life-cup/) - On Saturday, March 2, the Greater Toronto Hockey League recognized its 2023-2024 Regular Season Champions at the Pro Hockey Life Cup celebrations. Each team received their trophies, took photos, had some fun with selfies, and enjoyed a day off from playoff competition to celebrate of their regular season success.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U16 AAA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u16-aaa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Vaughan Kings captured the U16 'AAA' GTHL Championship with a 3-2 series win over the North York Rangers. 2024 U16 'AAA' Championship Series:Â GAME 1: 2-0 North York Rangers GAME 2: 5-4 Vaughan Kings GAME 3: 7-0 Vaughan Kings GAME 4: 2-1 North York Rangers GAME 5: 4-0 Vaughan Kings The 2024 GTHL Playoffs
- [GALLERY: 2024 U15 AAA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u15-aaa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Don Mills Flyers became U15 'AAA' GTHL Champions with a 3-0 series sweep over the Toronto Titans. 2024 U15 ‘AAA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-0 Don Mills Flyers GAME 2: 3-2 Don Mills Flyers GAME 3: 2-1 (OT) Don Mills Flyers The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.Â
- [GALLERY: 2024 U18 AAA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u18-aaa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Vaughan Kings came back from a 2-0 series deficit against the Mississauga Senators to become U18 'AAA' GTHL Champions. 2024 U18 'AAA' Championship Series:Â GAME 1:Â 4-2 Mississauga Senators GAME 2:Â 3-2 (OT) Mississauga Senators GAME 3:Â 2-0 Vaughan Kings GAME 4: 3-2 Vaughan Kings GAME 5: 4-2 Vaughan Kings The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by
- [GALLERY: 2024 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-ohl-cup-championship-final/) - On Saturday, March 30, the Vaughan Kings and the Oakville Rangers faced off in the 2024 OHL Cup Championship Final in a rematch of the first game of the tournament. In front of a full crowd at the Mattamy Athletic Centre, the Rangers shutout the Kings 1-0 to capture the 2024 OHL Cup presented by
- [GALLERY: 2024 U15 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u15-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Vaughan Panthers became GTHL Champions with a 3-1 series win over the Ted Reeve Thunder, punching their ticket to the 2024 Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) U15 'AA' Championship hosted by the Oakville Rangers Hockey Club from April 19 to 21. 2024 U15 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-0 Vaughan Panthers GAME 2: 1-0 Vaughan Panthers GAME 3: 5-0
- [GALLERY: 2024 U13 A GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u13-a-gthl-championship-series/) - The Toronto Eagles captured the 2024 GTHL Championship with a 4-2 win over the Avenue Road Ducks in a winner-takes-all Game Four on April 7. 2024 U13 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 4-2 Avenue Road Ducks GAME 2: 2-2 (Tie) GAME 3: 4-1 Toronto Eagles GAME 4: 4-2 Toronto Eagles The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U18 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u18-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Markham Islanders were crowned GTHL champions over the Greater Toronto Capitals on April 11. The series went the distance, with the Islanders taking a 4-3 victory over the Capitals in Game Six. 2024 U18 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 2-2 (Tie) GAME 2: 2-1 Greater Toronto Capitals GAME 3: 3-2 Markham Islanders GAME 4: 4-1 Markham Islanders GAME
- [GALLERY: 2024 U10 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u10-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Toronto Wolverines earned the GTHL championship with a 2-0 series sweep over the Toronto East Enders Ticats. 2024 U10 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 4-0 Toronto Wolverines GAME 2: 3-1 Toronto Wolverines The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U12 AAA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u12-aaa-gthl-championship-series/) - The North York Rangers captured the GTHL championship with a 2-0 series sweep of the Toronto Jr. Canadiens. 2024 U12 ‘AAA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 5-3 North York Rangers GAME 2: 5-3 North York Rangers The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U18 A GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u18-a-gthl-championship-series/) - Following a 3-0 series sweep of North Toronto, Forest Hill was crowned GTHL champions on April 16. 2024 U18 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-2 Forest Hill GAME 2: 4-2 Forest Hill GAME 3: 5-1 Forest Hill The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U14 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u14-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Vaughan Rangers captured the GTHL championship in four games over the East Enders Ticats. 2024 U14 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-0 Vaughan Rangers GAME 2: 4-4 (Tie) GAME 3: 5-2 Vaughan Rangers GAME 4: 2-1 Vaughan Rangers The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U11 AAA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u11-aaa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Toronto Jr. Canadiens closed out the series in Game 3, becoming GTHL champions with a 5-4 win over the Toronto Young Nationals. 2024 U11 ‘AAA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-0 Toronto Jr. Canadiens GAME 2: 2-2 (Tie) GAME 3: 5-4 Toronto Jr. Canadiens The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U10 A GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u10-a-gthl-championship-series/) - The Humber Valley Sharks were the first to four points in the U10 'A' GTHL Championship Series, becoming league champions with a 5-3 victory over North Toronto on April 19. 2024 U10 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 2-2 (Tie) GAME 2: 5-0 Humber Valley Sharks GAME 3: 5-3 Humber Valley Sharks The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by
- [GALLERY: 2024 U17 A GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u17-a-gthl-championship-series/) - The Toronto Shamrocks closed out the U17 'A' GTHL Championship Series with three straight wins en route to becoming GTHL Champions. 2024 U17 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 5-5 (Tie) GAME 2: 7-5 West Mall Lightning GAME 3: 5-3 Toronto Shamrocks GAME 4: 6-1 Toronto Shamrocks GAME 5: 7-1 Toronto Shamrocks The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U12 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u12-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - Championship in Game 3 on April 20. 2024 U12 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-1 Faustina Toros GAME 2: 2-2 (Tie) GAME 3: 6-3 Faustina Toros The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2024 U11 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u11-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - First to four points in the championship series, the Mississauga Beast were crowned GTHL champions following a 5-2 victory over the Toronto East Enders Ticats in Game 3. 2024 U11 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-2 Mississauga Beast GAME 2: 4-0 East Enders Ticats GAME 3: 5-2 Mississauga Beast The 2024 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: 2025 Pro Hockey Life Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-pro-hockey-life-cup/)
- [GALLERY: 2025 GTHL Top Prospects Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-gthl-top-prospects-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - On January 28 and 29, 40 of the Greater Toronto Hockey League’s top Under-16 ‘AAA’ players participated in the 15th annual GTHL Top Prospects Practice Night and Game fuelled by Gatorade. Practice Night took place on Tuesday, January 28 at Scotiabank Pond where players received complete kits from Gitch Sportswear and Gatorade, as well as participated in a
- [GALLERY: 2024 U17 AA GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u17-aa-gthl-championship-series/) - The Mississauga North Stars won three straight in the latter half of the U17 'AA' Championship Series to become GTHL Champions over Forest Hill in Game 5. 2024 U17 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 2-0 Forest Hill GAME 2: 2-2 (Tie) GAME 3: 3-2 Mississauga North Stars GAME 4: 7-0 Mississauga North Stars GAME 5: 2-0 Mississauga North
- [GALLERY: 2024 Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-platinum-cup/) - On November 22 to 24, the Platinum Cup powered by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted 24 teams across three Under-11 divisions, including ‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and ‘AAA’ teams, at Scotiabank Pond.
- [GALLERY: 2024 GTHL Legacy Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-gthl-legacy-classic/) - On Tuesday, July 9, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted its 13th annual GTHL Legacy Classic at Richmond Hill Golf Club. Proceeds from the tournament supported the League’s Legacy Fund, assisting GTHL families in financial need and to further assist organizations in funding hockey programs with a focus on child and community development.
- [GALLERY: 2024 GTHL Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-gthl-awards-gala-presented-by-nothers-the-award-store/) - The Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated the 2024 Awards Gala presented by Nothers The Award Store at the Hockey Hall of Fame on Thursday, June 6. The Gala featured a social hour, food, and a ceremony in the Great Hall recognizing each of the award and scholarship winners for the 2023-24 season.
- [GALLERY: 2025 U15 AA Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-u15-aa-championship-series/) - On April 8, the Vaughan Rangers captured the U15 'AA' GTHL Championship over the East Enders Ticats with a 2-0 final in Game Four of the series. 2025 U15 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 2-0 Vaughan Rangers GAME 2: 4-1 Vaughan Rangers GAME 3: 2-2 Tie GAME 4: 2-0 Vaughan Rangers The 2025 GTHL Playoffs are presented by
- [GALLERY: U10 AAA Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-u10-aaa-championship-series/) - On April 12, the Toronto Jr. Canadiens captured the GTHL Championship with a 4-1 victory over the Don Mills Flyers in Game 3 of the series. 2025 U10 ‘AAA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 5-3 Toronto Jr. Canadiens GAME 2: 5-1 Toronto Jr. Canadiens GAME 3: 4-1 Toronto Jr. Canadiens The 2025 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: U16 AA Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-u16-aa-championship-series/) - On April 12, the Vaughan Panthers won the U16 'AA' GTHL Championship with a 5-3 victory over the Ted Reeve Thunder in Game 3 of the series. 2025 U10 ‘AAA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-1 Vaughan Panthers GAME 2: 3-1 Vaughan Panthers GAME 3: 5-3 Vaughan Panthers The 2025 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: U12 A Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-u12-a-championship-series/) - On April 19, the Ted Reeve Thunder won the U12 ‘A’ GTHL Championship with a 2-0 victory over the Port Credit Storm in Game 3 of the series. The Thunder finished the 2024-25 regular season as the ninth seed, pushing through a remarkable playoff run to become GTHL champions. 2025 U12 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-2 Ted
- [GALLERY: 2025 King Clancy Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-king-clancy-cup/) - The King Clancy Cup returned for the 2024-2025 season, concluding on April 19. This year's tournament featured 74 teams compete in a total of 294 games, resulting in 13 King Clancy Cup champions.
- [GALLERY: U18 A Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-u18-a-championship-series/) - On April 14, the Toronto Shamrocks won the U18 ‘A’ GTHL Championship with a 5-0 victory over the Humber Valley Sharks in Game 3 of the series. 2025 U18 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 4-3 Toronto Shamrocks GAME 2: 3-2 Toronto Shamrocks GAME 3: 5-0 Toronto Shamrocks The 2025 GTHL Playoffs are presented by GSW.
- [GALLERY: U18 AA Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-u18-aa-championship-series/) - On April 8, the Mississauga North Stars became GTHL Champions, taking a 3-1 victory to close out the series over the Mississauga Terriers in Game 5. 2025 U18 ‘AA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-2 Mississauga North Stars GAME 2: 2-2 Tie GAME 3: 3-2 Mississauga Terriers GAME 4: 2-2 Tie GAME 5: 3-1 Mississauga North Stars The 2025
- [GALLERY: 2025 OHL Cup Championship Final](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-ohl-cup-championship-final/) - On Friday, March 28, the Don Mills Flyers and the Toronto Jr. Canadiens faced off in the 2025 OHL Cup Championship Final. In front of a full crowd at the Mattamy Athletic Centre, the Jr. Canadiens took a 3-2 win to capture the 2025 OHL Cup presented, winning their second championship in the last three years. For
- [GALLERY: 2025 U16 AAA Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-u16-aaa-championship-series/) - The Don Mills Flyers and Toronto Titans battled it out to the end in a series that saw the Titans jump ahead 2-0, with the Flyers completing the comeback in Game 5 on March 18. 2025 U16 ‘AAA’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 3-1 Toronto Titans GAME 2: 2-1 Toronto Titans GAME 3: 4-3 Don Mills Flyers GAME
- [GALLERY: 2025 I Play in the G Festival](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-i-play-in-the-g-festival/) - On January 25-26, the Greater Toronto Hockey League celebrated its community with the eighth annual I Play in the G Festival at Scotiabank Pond. The weekend-long festival highlighted all the GTHL community has to offer, from various activations throughout the facility, to everything from accessible forms of hockey, and house league, select, ‘A,’ ‘AA,’ and
- [GALLERY: 2025 U18 'AAA' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-u18-aaa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The U18 ‘AAA’ All-Stars faced off on Saturday, January 25 as part of the 23rd annual U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade.
- [GALLERY: 2025 U18 'AA' All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-u18-aa-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The U18 'AA' All-Stars faced off on Saturday, January 25 as part of the 23rd annual U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade.
- [GALLERY: 2025 U18 ‘A’ All-Star Game fuelled by Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2025-u18-a-all-star-game-fuelled-by-gatorade/) - The U18 'A' All-Stars kicked off the 23rd U18 All-Star Festival fuelled by Gatorade on Saturday, January 25.
- [GALLERY: 2024 'A' Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-a-challenge-cup/) - On November 29 to December 1, the Greater Toronto Hockey League hosted the ‘A’ Challenge Cup tournament at Scotiabank Pond. The tournament welcomed 32 ‘A’ teams across four non-contact divisions of Under-14, U15, U16, and U18.
- [GALLERY: 2024 GTHL Breakout Summit](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-gthl-breakout-summit/) - On November 2-3, the Greater Toronto Hockey League brought together the League’s Club and House League leaders with other community leaders for the 2024 GTHL Breakout Summit at Scotia Plaza. The two-day Summit celebrated champions in the community, recognized leadership, and focused on continuing to build the path forward for hockey and youth sport.
- [GALLERY: 2024 Esso GTHL Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-esso-gthl-puck-drop-weekend/) - On October 26 and 27, the Esso Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) Puck Drop Weekend celebrated the beginning of the 2024-25 hockey season at Canlan York. The festival featured 68 games across all competitive levels (‘A,’ ‘AA,’ ‘AAA’) and age groups from Under-10 to U18. A proud partner of the NHL, the Toronto Maple Leafs,
- [GALLERY: 2024 U16 A GTHL Championship Series](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery/gallery-2024-u16-a-gthl-championship-series/) - In a series that went the distance, the Toronto Eagles captured the GTHL Championship on April 20 with a 2-0 win in Game 6. 2024 U16 ‘A’ Championship Series: GAME 1: 5-3 Markham Islanders GAME 2: 5-2 Toronto Eagles GAME 3: 3-2 Toronto Eagles GAME 4: 2-1 Markham Islanders GAME 5: 3-3 (Tie) GAME 6: 2-0 Toronto Eagles The

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- [pro hockey life cup](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/pro-hockey-life-cup/)
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- [Meet the Prospects](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/meet-the-prospects/)
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- [Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/puck-drop-weekend/)
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- [Drill of the Month](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/drill-of-the-month/)
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- [Seaside Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/seaside-hockey/)
- [black history month](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/black-history-month/)
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- [Maltreatment](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/maltreatment/)
- [Rule 11 - Maltreatment](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/rule-11-maltreatment/)
- [OHF Bulletin](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/ohf-bulletin/)
- [Movember](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/movember/)
- [Vaughan Muslim Hockey program](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/vaughan-muslim-hockey-program/)
- [2022 HHOF Legends Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/2022-hhof-legends-classic/)
- [Michael Markovic](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/michael-markovic/)
- [Michael Misa](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/michael-misa/)
- [The Carnegie Initiative](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/the-carnegie-initiative/)
- [Breaking the Ice](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/breaking-the-ice/)
- [Jumpstart](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/jumpstart/)
- [Strategic Plan](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/strategic-plan/)
- [GTHL Board](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-board/)
- [Smashfest](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/smashfest/)
- [U12/U13 AAA Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/u12-u13-aaa-challenge-cup/)
- [Employment Opportunities](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/employment-opportunities/)
- [GTHL Catch the Ace](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-catch-the-ace/)
- [covid19](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/covid19/)
- [U18 AAA Central Region Championship](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/u18-aaa-central-region-championship/)
- [GTHL PastXPresent](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-pastxpresent/)
- [GTHL Breakout Podcast](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-breakout-podcast/)
- [Sponsorship Program](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/sponsorship-program/)
- [sponsorship programs](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/sponsorship-programs/)
- [true tip of the month](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/true-tip-of-the-month/)
- [Player Registration](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/player-registration/)
- [Off the Boards](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/off-the-boards/)
- [Annual Report](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/annual-report/)
- [GTHL Store](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-store/)
- [BFL Canada Women in Coaching Award](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/bfl-canada-women-in-coaching-award/)
- [Start Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/start-hockey/)
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- [Bench Staff](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/bench-staff/)
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- [Women & Girls](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/women-girls/)
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- [Careers](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/careers/)
- [ECHL](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/echl/)
- [Development Day](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/development-day/)
- [GTHL Legacy Fund Community Grant](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-legacy-fund-community-grant/)
- [Education](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/education/)
- [Captains & Poets](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/captains-poets/)
- [Para Hockey](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/para-hockey/)
- [CMHA Ontario](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/cmha-ontario/)
- [Talk Today](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/talk-today/)
- [Milk](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/milk/)
- [Impact Report](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/impact-report/)
- [GTHL Impact Reports](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gthl-impact-reports/)
- [Pizzaville](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/pizzaville/)
- [Player Development](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/player-development/)
- [Founders Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/founders-cup/)
- [Don West](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/don-west/)
- [Timekeepers](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/timekeepers/)
- [Indigenous Equipment Drive](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/indigenous-equipment-drive/)
- [Gatorae](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/gatorae/)
- [Olympics](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/olympics/)
- [NHL/NHLPA First Shift](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/nhl-nhlpa-first-shift/)
- [Korean Ice Hockey Association](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/korean-ice-hockey-association/)
- [The Shift Forward](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/the-shift-forward/)
- [Trainers](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/trainers/)
- [Team Managers](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/team-managers/)
- [Fast Track Program](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/fast-track-program/)
- [Ontario Summer Games](https://gthlcanada.com/tag/ontario-summer-games/)

## Gallery Tags

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- [King Clancy Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/king-clancy-cup/)
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- [Gatorade](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gatorade/)
- [GTHL Top Prospects](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gthl-top-prospects/)
- [Top Prospects Galleries](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/top-prospects-galleries/)
- [U18 AAA All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/u18-aaa-all-star-game/)
- [U18 All Stars](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/u18-all-stars/)
- [U18 All-Star Festival](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/u18-all-star-festival/)
- [Pro Hockey Life](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/pro-hockey-life/)
- [Pro hockey life cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/pro-hockey-life-cup/)
- [U18 AA ALL-STAR GAME](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/u18-aa-all-star-game/)
- [U18 A All-Star Game](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/u18-a-all-star-game/)
- [A Challenge Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/a-challenge-cup/)
- [Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/platinum-cup/)
- [BREAKOUT SUMMIT](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/breakout-summit/)
- [Esso](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/esso/)
- [Puck Drop Weekend](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/puck-drop-weekend/)
- [GTHL Legacy Classic](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gthl-legacy-classic/)
- [GTHL Awards](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gthl-awards/)
- [Nothers The Award Store](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/nothers-the-award-store/)
- [Development](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/development/)
- [GSW](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gsw/)
- [GTHL Community](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gthl-community/)
- [Whitefish River First Nation Exchange](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/whitefish-river-first-nation-exchange/)
- [Moustache Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/moustache-cup/)
- [Movember](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/movember/)
- [Referee Summer Camp](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/referee-summer-camp/)
- [GTHL Champions](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/gthl-champions/)
- [I Play in the G Festival](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/i-play-in-the-g-festival/)
- [PlayStation Platinum Cup](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/playstation-platinum-cup/)
- [midget all star](https://gthlcanada.com/gallery-tag/midget-all-star/)

## Member Categories 

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