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Past News

Events:

April 24

CDP Tryouts Scheduled

April 24 - to - April 26

April 25

Paperweights Player Trophy Day

830 Paisley Blvd W, Mississauga, ON L5C 3P5

April 25 - to - April 25

The GTHL requires mandatory registration before attending any A/AA/AAA tryout

The requirement applies to every player, on ice coaches and helpers to complete a league registration form before stepping on the ice for tryouts.

This registration;

Confirms player information
Confirms parent/guardian details
Collects waivers and acknowledgements
Generates a GTHL Tryout Passport / Confirmation that you show at check‑in
It does not register you with a specific team — it just makes you eligible to try out.

How to Use the GTHL Tryout Registration Link (Step‑by‑Step)

Click or scan the QR code.
Select your division (U10–U18, depending on age).
Enter information (name, DOB, address, hockey history).
Enter parent/guardian information (if required)
Review and accept waivers (Rowan’s Law, GTHL policies, etc.).
Submit the form.
Download or screenshot the confirmation — this is important.
Bring the confirmation to your tryout (digital or printed).

Volunteer Opportunity: Minor Hockey U16 (2011) and U17 (2010) Red Division Head Coach

Are you passionate about developing young athletes and fostering a competitive, team‑first environment? Our Minor Hockey Association is seeking a dedicated Head Coach for our Red Division—a competitive House League level where players are eager to grow, compete, and take their game to the next stage.

Contact: Allan Vescan

headcoacha@portcredithockey.com
416-262-2002

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Our Programs:

The Port Credit Hockey Association provides Hockey Development Programs that includes

a player-centric approach to development with the following principles;

Establish the “Gold Standard” for all hockey programming

Provide all participants with a positive experience focusing on building a strong skill base

Adhering to the principles of Hockey Canada’s Long-Term Participant Development in the design and application of age-specific programs

Committed in providing programs in a fun and safe environment that is designed on the skills of the players.

Participants will;

- Learn the fundamentals and play the game of hockey
- Learn life skills and good sportsmanship

Paperweight (Initiation (U7)) and House League (Recreational (U8 – U18))

- The mainstream recreational programs are the Paperweight League which is designed for children aged 4-6 and the House League designed for players 7-20. Players are convened into levels where they play against other players and or on teams with like skills.

Enhanced Red House League (Select (U11 – U18))

- The Red level program, still considered recreational, is designed for players and families to want to experience a more competitive and committed program than the mainstream House League. Players attend try-outs and must be selected to a team.

Competitive Leagues, Gold (U8-U9) and ‘A’ (U10 – U18)

- The Gold (players 7-8) and ‘A’ (players 9-18) level programs build upon the same Port Credit Hockey principles, however are designed for the highly competitive and committed players wanting to go beyond the recreational league. Players attend try-outs and must be selected to a team.

Hockey for Beginners, 1st Shift and 2nd Shift (ages 6 – 10 years old)

- The 1st. shift and 2nd. shift programs are designed for older age participants who want to learn the basics of skating and playing hockey. These programs can be a precursor for entering the mainstream recreational house program.