ONTARIO REP HOCKEY LEAGUE

KICKOFF KLASSIC

TOURNAMENT & SHOWCASE

OCT. 18-20, 2024

London, Ontario


U9 Novice FULL ICE teams will be playing in a Tournament format. Click the buttons below to view all Early Bird Tournament games, results (once the event has commenced), and standings for our event in London, Ontario.


KICKOFF KLASSIC TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE KICKOFF KLASSIC TOURNAMENT SCORES KICKOFF KLASSIC TOURNAMENT STANDINGS

Teams in all other divisions will be playing in a Showcase format, and the games will be treated as regular season contests. Click the SCHEDULE, SCORES and STANDINGS links in the top Navigation Bar as you would during the regular season.

EARLY BIRD TOURNAMENT

SEPT. 27-29, 2024

London, Ontario


Click the buttons below to view all Early Bird Tournament games, results (once the event has commenced), and standings for our event in London, Ontario.


EARLY BIRD SCHEDULE EARLY BIRD SCORES EARLY BIRD STANDINGS

NEW ORHL PARTNERSHIP:

VMF SPORTSWEAR


The ORHL is proud to announce a partnership with VMF Sportswear for the 2024-2025 season! Already partnered with some ORHL clubs, VMF Sportswear will be providing us with the all-new ORHL Referee and Linesman jerseys.  If your club is on the hunt for excellence in custom uniforms and sportswear, look no further than Vito with VMF.  Welcome to the team!



Kevin McKinnon

ORHL Commissioner











MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: HOCKEY CANADA REGISTERED PARTICIPANT REINSTATEMENT


The OHF has clarified their reinstatement procedures for all individuals who participate in Non-Sanctioned Games. The OHF will no longer require players to submit a reinstatement application. Since the inception of the ORHL in 2011, we have sought to provide an excellent hockey option for families. We applaud this decision, and have eagerly awaited such a positive change in policy.  The power is back with families as they choose what is best for the athlete and their development, without being fearful of jeopardizing their child's hockey pathway.


From the OHF:


While the Non-Sanctioned Games Policy (3.2.1) establishes that individuals may seek reinstatement of privileges after the end of that season, the OHF and its Members do not administer a formal reinstatement process. Therefore, all individuals deemed ineligible by the Non-Sanctioned Games Policy are automatically reinstated the immediately following season without need to make a reinstatement application.


The early reinstatement process referenced in section 3.2.3 requires a validation that returning participants are not displacing other participants that made a full commitment to Hockey Canada programming. With each new season new rosters are formed, hence reinstatement is automatically granted at the conclusion of one season and the commencement of the subsequent.


The Ontario Hockey Federation respects the right of every individual to choose between participating in a Hockey Canada sanctioned Game or a Non-Sanctioned Game at the beginning of each hockey season. Every individual who makes the choice to Participate in a Non-Sanctioned Game, however, must understand the ramifications of that choice. Please refer to the Non-Sanctioned Game Policy for more information.



Kevin McKinnon

ORHL Commissioner


MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE ORHL


For the 2024-25 season, the Divisions will be as follows:


MIDGET U18 (2007, 2008)

MINOR MIDGET U16+ (2008, 2009) (max 6 2008's)

BANTAM U15 (2010, 2011)

PEEWEE U13 (2012, 2013)

ATOM U11 (2014, 2015)

NOVICE U9 (2016, 2017)


Get ready for the best season yet! Keep watching our accounts for more news and updates.


Kevin McKinnon

ORHL Commissioner








MESSAGE FROM THE COMMISSIONER


Hello all,


I just wanted to take a moment and thank all the kids for a fantastic season and one incredible weekend of ORHL Championship hockey. On Sunday alone, it was one of the most exciting days of hockey in ORHL history. Thank you parents and coaches for your time and commitment to the ORHL this season. Kids, you displayed amazing sportsmanship, it was a pleasure to watch.


Continue to work hard in school and enjoy your summer, stay safe and we're looking forward to seeing you next year for the 2024-25 ORHL season!


Kevin McKinnon

ORHL Commissioner


STAY TUNED FOR THE 2024-2025 SEASON!












ORHL EXPANSION IN 2024-25


Join the ORHL's expansion in 2024-25!

TEAMS - we are looking to expand these divisions:


NOVICE (U9) 2016-17


ATOM (U11) 2014-15


PEEWEE (U13) 2012-13


BANTAM (U15) 2010-11


MINOR MIDGET (U16+) 2008-2009 (Max 6 2008's)


MIDGET (U18) 2007-08


Team inquiries only. Contact kevin@orhl.net to learn more! Novice clubs play FULL ICE games. Events all season long. The ORHL welcomes EVERYONE - No boundaries, no borders and no releases required.


Regards,


Kevin McKinnon

President/Commissioner

Ontario Rep Hockey League

kevin@orhl.net


The Ontario Rep Hockey League (“ORHL”), established in 2011, is the #1 largest Independent Hockey League in Ontario with over 40 teams from Novice (U9) – Midget (U18). We continue to grow year after year.
The ORHL is a partner of the AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) which is one of the largest sanctioning sport insurance organizations in the world. The AAU provides the ORHL with the opportunity to participate internationally by playing games and tournaments against many other programs who are sanctioned by the AAU specifically in the USA and in Europe. Being a proud partner of the AAU also allows teams from the US and Europe to participate in our ORHL events as well. Since inception there have been various teams from the US participate in our events and more recently teams from Europe attending.
What is the ORHL?
A family friendly and school friendly league that simply provides another option to play hockey where we prioritize a safe, well balanced, fair play atmosphere. We take great pride in developing your child into respectful players on and off the ice. We teach core values...respect your coaches, your teammates, your opponents, your game officials, your parents and respect the game of hockey we all love to play. 

The calibre of hockey is "rep level", without specifically using the "AA", "A" or "AE" descriptors.

Key aspects ⁄ differentiators of the ORHL: 
  • No address boundaries and borders
  • No releases necessary 
  • Full ice Novice (U9) program
  • No body checking permitted in all divisions (Novice (U9) – Midget (U18))
  • School Friendly League - No regular season games scheduled Monday through Thursday eliminating weeknight travel.
  • Sanctioned by the AAU (Amateur Athletic Union), based out of the US, the AAU is the largest amateur sports organization in North America with over 700,000 members
Highlights of the 2019-20 Season
During the 2019–20 season, the ORHL had 700+ members and over 80 teams (43 members and 41 guest teams) that participated in 1000+ games. League play included teams from Hamilton, Kitchener, Guelph, Burlington, Milton, Cambridge, Brant, Stratford, London, Norfolk, Oxford, Halton, Carlisle, Peel Region, Brampton and Arthur, Ontario, Canada.
We are always looking forward to our newest season!
ORHL CLUBS 2024-2025
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