Pro Hockey Life Games Centre
- Week 2 Released
- What's an Interlock ?
- Week 1 Released
- 2009-2010 Standings
- Exhibition Games
- White Hockey Pucks
- Lambton Arena
- MasterCard Centre Policy on Warming up Off-Ice
- City of Toronto Policy on Warming Up in the Arena
- Looking For Ice?
- Incorrect Scores
- Previous Standings
- Tournament / Exemption Form
Week 2 Released
Aug
30
2010
Week Two sees the entire league in action as the "AA" and "A" season starts. This is actually one of our bigger weeks with 472 hockey games scheduled. It's a rare week when we have most of our ice slots in place and very few teams travelling. If you play in the east you'll note some of your home rinks have not open yet but other rinks are being used so that you can get started. In the West, most home rinks are open.
What's an Interlock ?
With the split in the Midget "AA" and "A" age groups to offer a Midget Jr. Division you will now see that two age groups will play an Interlocking type of schedule. Those two divisions are Midget "A" and Midget "AA" Jr.. Those divisions will still compete in a traditional East and West format but will also play some of their games against the other division. The Interlock schedule was chosen as a way to ensure that small divisions would be able to see a wider field of opponents. Currently the Midget "A" East has 6 teams while the Midget "A" West has 7 teams. In the Midget "AA" Jr. the East has 7 teams and the West has 11 teams.
Week 1 Released
Aug
30
2010
Week One of the GTHL season is the start-up for the "AAA" hockey season. Traditionally the "AAA" season starts a week earlier than the "AA" and "A" because Provincial and Hockey Canada Championships in "AAA" are held earlier in the spring. There are also on average tournament exemptions that are longer in the "AAA" loop than the "AA" and "A" loop. Week one has 77 games being played to start the season. Don't forget the Midget "AAA" season starts on October 1st.
Exhibition Games
All Season Long....How do I get approval for Exhibition Games?
Any time you play an exhibition game you must have your club GM or President submit your game particulars. Your GM needs to know the date, location, time and opponent. The GTHL's Central Registry can then be contacted to arrange officials at 905-951-7946.
White Hockey Pucks
Coaches using White Hockey Pucks must collect all of them at the end of their practice. Pucks left on the ice after a practice are difficult for rink staff to see and can (have) cause damage to a zamboni. Coaches should do a white puck count at the beginning and end of practices.
Lambton Arena
Players are asked to exit the ice surface from the end-zone doors and not use the centre ice exit door when entering or exiting the ice surface.
MasterCard Centre Policy on Warming up Off-Ice
Please be aware that playing with pucks, balls, golf balls, balls of tape etc. is not allowed in the dressing rooms or anywhere around the perimeter of our rinks or lobby of the MasterCard Centre. Failure to comply will result in ejection from the facility. Your co-operation and help with this would be appreciated and would assist in keeping our facility safe and clean.
City of Toronto Policy on Warming Up in the Arena
We would like to ask your help during the 2009/2010 hockey season. Could you please speak to your coaches, parents, officials etc. and let them know that hockey playing with pucks, balls, balls of tape etc. is not allowed in the dressing rooms or any where around the perimeter of our arenas. Any cooperation and help you can give us with this would be appreciated and would assist in keeping our arenas clean.
Looking For Ice?
Looking for extra ice?
Check out Canlan Ice Sports-York for practice ice throughout the season.
Need extra practice ice?
Check out Chesswood Arenas or Westwood Arenas for ice time
throughout the season
Looking for extra ice in Mississauga? Check this out!
The Mississauga Recreation & Parks Dept. has recently enhanced their "Connect2Rec Communication Channel" to allow visitors the opportunity to check ice time availability at any of the City's 12 Arenas (20 rinks). To grab some extra ice for your team, please click here.
Are you looking for ice?
The City of Toronto now offers GTHL teams the chance to permit extra ice using an automated system. To grab some extra ice for your team, please click here.
Check out Canlan Ice Sports-York for practice ice throughout the season.
Need extra practice ice?
Check out Chesswood Arenas or Westwood Arenas for ice time
throughout the season
Looking for extra ice in Mississauga? Check this out!
The Mississauga Recreation & Parks Dept. has recently enhanced their "Connect2Rec Communication Channel" to allow visitors the opportunity to check ice time availability at any of the City's 12 Arenas (20 rinks). To grab some extra ice for your team, please click here.
Are you looking for ice?
The City of Toronto now offers GTHL teams the chance to permit extra ice using an automated system. To grab some extra ice for your team, please click here.
Incorrect Scores
What do you do if a score is incorrect?
From time to time a score will be reported incorrectly on the GTHL Web-Site. This may be due to an error on the game sheet or perhaps the score being recorded incorrectly. When this occurs simply fax the game sheet - to the attention of Josh Hamilton - to 416-636-2035 and list the cover page as Score Correction. Once we receive this information we can make the appropriate correction. This fax should be sent by the Head Coach or Manager of the team to ensure the office doesn't receive numerous enquiries about the same incorrect score.
From time to time a score will be reported incorrectly on the GTHL Web-Site. This may be due to an error on the game sheet or perhaps the score being recorded incorrectly. When this occurs simply fax the game sheet - to the attention of Josh Hamilton - to 416-636-2035 and list the cover page as Score Correction. Once we receive this information we can make the appropriate correction. This fax should be sent by the Head Coach or Manager of the team to ensure the office doesn't receive numerous enquiries about the same incorrect score.
Tournament / Exemption Form
What is a Tournament/Exemption Form?
A tournament form is needed for every tournament you take part in. It acts as an insurance form; it also acts as an exemption form and most importantly if your team is not in a tournament but needs to be exempted it serves this purpose as well. You can use this form for a non-tournament but please remember it would still count as 1 of 3 exemptions.
A tournament form is needed for every tournament you take part in. It acts as an insurance form; it also acts as an exemption form and most importantly if your team is not in a tournament but needs to be exempted it serves this purpose as well. You can use this form for a non-tournament but please remember it would still count as 1 of 3 exemptions.
