News (Greater London Hockey Association)

By Webmaster: Festival Location: Budweiser Gardens – 99 Dundas Street. Parade Meeting Location: The yellow star in the parking lot Parade Ending Point: The red star in front of Mobile Studio Time to meet for parade: Sunday October 21st @ 5:45 PM @ Designated spot on photo Parade: The parade will begin at ...

By Webmaster: Show your hockey pride by wearing your favourite hockey jersey on Friday, October 12th!  Post a photo of you and your friends sporting your favourite jerseys and remember to include #ALLIANCEJERSEYDAY in all posts and to tag @ALLIANCE_Hockey!  Select participants will receive a special ...

By Sean Wheatley: Stratford, ON - ALLIANCE Hockey is pleased to announce that the West Atom and Peewee MD teams will interlock with various teams in the OMHA Shamrock League for the 2018-19 season. The Atom and Peewee teams will play six games each against the Shamrock League teams in the Regular Season ...

By Sean Wheatley: Canada’s most popular introductory hockey program continues to expand its reach, as the Canadian Tire First Shift will be available in Inuvik, N.W.T., for the very first time. First introduced in 2014 as a pilot project, the Canadian Tire First Shift is a learn-to-play hockey program ...

By Sean Wheatley: Hockey Canada Foundation made Dreams Come Ture in London on June 2 & 3.  Thank you to all the volunteers that made this possible!!

By Sean Wheatley: Hockey Canada & Ontario Hockey Federation recommend tiering for 7-year old hockey programming to meet the mandate set by the Ontario Hockey Federation for the 2018-19 Season. It is recommended that Associations tier their top eighteen 7-year olds and place them onto a team. Those eighteen ...

By Sean Wheatley: Tara Slone from Sportsnet is in London, ON to reveal some of the upcoming stops on Hometown Hockey.

By Alliance: ALLIANCE Hockey announced today in an Information Bulletin 2018-02 that there will not be a Major Midget MD League for the 2018/19 Season.

By Web master: CAMBRIDGE, ON – The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) is proactively approaching a nation-wide initiative which will see more kids at younger ages playing and practicing hockey in age-appropriate programming. Starting in the 2019-2020 season, Hockey Canada has mandated players 8-years-old ...