News (West London Minor Hockey)

By Brady Parr: The WLMHA Annual General Meeting will be held virtually on May 11. At the AGM, the 2021/22 Executive Board will be selected. If you or someone you know are interested in joining our 2021/22 Executive Board, please apply below by no later than May 1.  Board applicants are expected to apply online ...

By Brady Parr: The West London Minor Hockey Association would like to thank all our members including Volunteers, Coaching staff, Parents, and our players for their patience during this past season. We would also like to thank our Covid managers who kept our safety protocols in place and monitored them so we ...

By Brady Parr: The WLMHA Annual General Meeting will be held on May 11. At the AGM, the 2021/22 Executive Board will be selected. If you or someone you know are interested in joining our 2021/22 Executive Board, please apply below by no later than May 1. New Board applicants are expected to apply before May 1 ...

By Brady Parr: On Monday March 1, London will enter into the Orange Restrict Level which lifts several restrictions within sports and recreational facilities allowing additional players on the ice per session. As a result of this shift to Orange, we will be making updates to our programming for the next four ...

By Brady Parr: Thank you to those that registered this past week for our winter developmental sessions beginning next week. Registration is now closed. We are busy putting together the schedules as we speak and look forward to having all schedules published to our appropriate calendars within the next several ...

By Brady Parr: West London Hockey announced on Monday Feb 15 that we would be accepting registration for the remaining several weeks of our winter season which will include 5 developmental sessions per cohort. The deadline to register is quickly approaching on Saturday Feb 20 at 4pm. After this point, we will no ...

By Brady Parr: London Middlesex will be entering into Red level status on Feb 16 which impacts minor hockey in several ways. These specific guidelines are listed below. Under the Red level status, developmental skating will occur at a maximum of 10 skaters per 50 minute scheduled allotment. West London Hockey ...

By Brady Parr: As many of you are aware, London Middlesex are moving to level Red "CONTROL" as of Feb 16. While this does allow for a return to hockey development in a small capacity, Hockey Canada is still working on further direction as to how this will be integrated within our associations in London. We will ...

By Brady Parr: Due to the uncertainty of the winter season and the when we may return to the ice, West London Hockey has made the decision to issue refunds to all families. In the event we are provided with direction for a return to play format, we will offer a modified registration for those interested in ...

By Brady Parr: While we recognize that there is so much uncertainty these days, West London Hockey continue to work together with Hockey Canada on plans to create a return to hockey program that complies with all provincial health and safety guidelines. As soon as it is safe for us to get back on the ice, we will ...