We have new times and programs for our little hockey players. New FUNdamentals program for 3.5 year olds and up. New times for our Learn to Play program and new Tyke programs for girls who have played at least one year. Check out our new video to learn more about our Learn to Play programs.
House League Latest News…
We are excited to move the Midget House League games to Monday night this fall. Games will be at the new ice pad at Leaside Memorial Arena, at either 7pm or 8pm.
Great times, great new arena!!!
We are looking forward to the 2013-2014 season now, and registration for the fall will begin in early May. Please check back for program details here or on the Registration page starting then.
Thanks to our sponsor Future Stars Photography for doing such a great job.
Parents can contact Future Stars directly if you would like to order reprints or other photo-souvenirs.
Equipment Required for Play
- Helmet with full face cage or shield (CSA approved)
- Neck Guard (BNQ certified)
- Mouth guard
- Shoulder Pads and Elbow Guards
- Garter Belt/Jill with Velcro (to hold up socks)
- Hockey Pants and Shin Guards
- Skates
- Gloves
- Stick
- Water Bottle
Previous Skating Experience
TLGHA encourages anyone who has even a little bit of skating experience to register and join a house league team.
The experience will be one they always remember and the opportunity to make new friends and enjoy a team environment is second to none!
The Toronto Leaside Girls Hockey Association (TLGHA) provides a community-oriented hockey program for young women ages 5 to 105. We offer a positive hockey experience for all participants in a safe environment that promotes sportsmanship and fair play.
Our programs consist of youth and adult learn-to-play programs, an inclusive house league for players of all skill levels, supplementary skills development programs, and a competitive select program that allows players to compete against other girls’ hockey organizations.
TLGHA is sanctioned by the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA) and is governed by the rules, policies and codes of conduct of the OWHA and Hockey Canada.
