Lambeth Minor Hockey

Registration for OMHA and OWHA tryouts is now open! Our registration follows OHF open border policies, allowing players from across Ontario to participate. (The U9MD program is open to all OMHA residents.) What Does This Mean? It means you can now reserve your child’s spot to try out for our U9MD and Rep programs in both OMHA and OWHA. Don’t miss this chance to be part of an exciting and competitive hockey season! What if My Child is Trying Out for a Higher Division Elsewhere? No problem! If your child earns a spot with another organization in a division we do not offer, we ...

Both the Lambeth U16 HL and U21 HL1 teams won their respective CHL A-Division Championships this past weekend. U21HL1 will now advance to the Alliance Hockey House League Championships in April. Congratulations to all! 

Lancer families, We are happy to announce that Lambeth Minor Hockey will be hosting tryouts for both OMHA and OWHA in the spring.  OWHA (Girls) will be for our U11-U18 age groups in the A, B or C categories: - Starting on May 5th.    - U9 tryouts will happen in the fall   OMHA (Co-ed) tryouts will be for our U9-U15 age groups in the MD, B, and BB categories: - Starting the week of May 10-16th - U18 tryouts will happen in the fall

The OHF has recently announced the removal of residential restrictions for OMHA/Boys hockey across the province, allowing players to move freely and play anywhere from age U10 and above. This change creates new opportunities for players to explore different teams and leagues, expanding their options for development and growth.   You can find more details about this decision on the OHF website here: https://ohf.on.ca/player-movement-faqs/

The Lambeth U9C girls won the Oshawa Winter Classic this past weekend! The weekend started with the girls winning a shooting challenge by shooting 19,000 pucks in the last eight days, meaning the coaches had to dress fancy for the Friday games! The semifinal game was wild, down 2-1, we pulled the goalie and scored to tie it up. Then we took a penalty and killed it off for the last minute of regulation and the first minute of 3v3 overtime. Once we were even strength in overtime, our girls crashed the net and scored, buying us a ticket to the finals.