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  • 2010 Midget All-Star Day

    Now in its 8th year, the Midget All-Star Festival is an all day event that showcases the talents of the GTHL’s Midget hockey players from the A, AA, and AAA competition categories. More

  • OHL Cup

    The Ontario Hockey League today announced the thirteenth set of their weekly minor midget rankings for the 2010 Ontario Hockey League Showcase for the OHL Cup, hosted by the GTHL. More

  • GTHL Under 17

    The Greater Toronto Hockey League will be hosting its Twenty-seventh Annual Under 17 Talent Evaluation Camp, April 6,7, 9 & 10, 2010, at Chesswood and Herbert H. Carnegie Community Arenas. More

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Greater Toronto Hockey League


Founded in 1911 by the late Frank D. Smith, The Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL) is a not-for-profit organization and is the largest amateur minor hockey league in the world.  The GTHL consists of a league of 10,000 rep players from Minor Atom to Juvenile (9-20 year olds) and an additional 30,000 affiliated house league players between the ages of 4 and 21.   In addition, the GTHL provides jurisdiction for the Mississauga Hockey League (MHL), Scarborough Hockey Association (SHA), and the North York Hockey League (NYHL).  In total, approximately 40,000 players on 2,800 teams.

Many elite hockey players have graduated from the GTHL system over the years.  In fact, over the past decade, each year there have been at least 65 active NHL roster players who were graduates of the GTHL.  Some of the past and present greats include Frank Selke, Frank Mahovlich, Brendan Shanahan, Eric Lindros, Rick Nash, Jason Spezza, John Tavares, and many more.