Central Ontario Wolves AAA

Many of you have no doubt heard rumours about a merger between the ETA's 13 associations and SCTA's 10, to create one 23-team AAA league.  After meetings with the Boards of both the ETA and the SCTA, and the OMHA's AAA Committee, it has been decided, effective the 2023-24 season, a 'pilot project'....

The Central Ontario Wolves Association turns 30 this year! We are proud to have been able to provide a AAA minor hockey program to the community. Thank you for your continued support and mambership, we couldn't do it without you. We look forward to an amazing 2022/2023 season.

I have just left a Zoom meeting with the Eastern Triple A (ETA) League.  There were discussions about pausing our league activities, and the implications of same, for the balance of the calendar year.  We felt that if a "broad-brush" approach was warranted, Hockey Canada, the OHF, or the OMHA, along with the Province, our local Public Health Units, and municipalities would have taken action.   A resolution was passed that all league, tournament (those that have not already or may be postponed/cancelled), and team activities should continue until such time as those in authority say ...

Congratulations to Wolves U12 defenseman Brayden McIvor, Champion of the Rogers Hometown Hockey Community Cup Shootout in Lindsay!! On Friday October 22, 2021, Brayden was randomly selected by Hometown Hockey to represent the Central Ontario Wolves in the shootout competition that occured on the Desjardins ball hockey rink at the Lindsay Recreation Complex on Sunday October 24th, 2021. Brayden and three other players, all also selected to represent their local hockey associations, competed for the prize of a $3000 donation for the not-for-profit of their choice.

On Saturday June 12, 2021, the membership of the Ontario Minor Hockey Association voted on a motion to allow freedom of player movement for U14 through U18, inclusive.  The motion was carried and will be effective for the 2021-22 hockey season. This motion has been brought forward by the Markham Waxers organization for the past several years due to their difficulty competing for players with the GTHL. It was defeated each year by a significant margin.  I suspect the fact that this year's AGM was not in-person and many delegates had trouble with the electronic meeting format had something ...