The Oakville Recreational Hockey League (ORHL) is the town’s adult hockey league (ages 18+) that runs out of the state-of-the-art Sixteen Mile Sports Complex.
Check out the current ORHL league standings.
To register, submit a completed:
Teams wishing to join a league should register with a minimum of 15 players, including a goalie. Individual players may also join most of the leagues and will be slotted within a team or combined into a team based on registration numbers and openings. Some restrictions apply.
All prices include HST and an additional $11.30 non-resident fee applies to individual registrations for participants that do not live in Oakville. Payment plans are also available and will be discussed upon registration.
All leagues run with certified referees and offer 12-24 guaranteed games (depending on the night), including playoffs. Check your registration confirmation carefully for exclusion dates.
Start times for all games will vary between 8 and 11 p.m., depending on registration numbers.
Full equipment and a CSA helmet with facial protection (half visor minimum) are mandatory. Team jerseys will be provided to all registered players. Please keep in mind, teams that provide their own jerseys will receive a credit of $225 towards your team registration fee.
ORHL League Standards (PDF)
For players looking to enhance their skills, ORHL Practice programs are also offered.
For more information, please call 905-845-6601, ext. 7209 or email orhl@oakville.ca
The 35+ Intermediate league is for players 35 years and older, who have played hockey at a competitive level in the past.
Games are on Thursdays, starting September 27 (for 24 games):
The 50+ Champions league is geared toward players ages 40+ looking to stay fit, active and play against players with similar experience.
Games are on Sundays, starting September 30 (for 24 games):
This 3-on-3 Division is intended for players ages 19-25 who have graduated from Minor hockey but are looking for a way to play this summer without affecting social plans and other commitments.
Game are on Saturdays, starting September 29 (for 24 games):
The Developmental league is suitable for players that are brand new to hockey or just looking to get back on their skates in a low competitive hockey league where participation and skill development are emphasized. Team registration is not available for this level.
Games start September 24 (for 12 games):
Games start October 2 (for 12 games):
The Hall of Fame league is geared toward players ages 40+ looking to stay fit, active and play against players with similar experience.
Games are on Wednesdays, starting September 26 (for 24 games):
The Intermediate league is for players who have played hockey at a competitive level in the past. This league is fast-paced and would be comparable to most other C/D level hockey leagues in the GTA.
Games start September 27 (for 24 games):
Games start September 30 (for 24 games):
The Recreational league is for players with hockey experience but who never really played at a high level in the past. This league would be comparable to most other D/E level hockey leagues in the GTA. Three days of play are available.
Games start September 24 (for 24 games):
Games start September 26 (for 24 games):
Games start September 28 (for 24 games):
The Recreational daytime league is for players with hockey experience but who never really played at a high level in the past. This league would be comparable to most other D/E level hockey leagues in the GTA.
Game times are between 1:15 and 3:15 p.m.
Games are on Fridays, starting September 28 (for 24 games):
The Women's Competitive division is for women who have played hockey at a competitive level and are looking to have fun while playing against women with similar skills. This division can be tiered based on registration.
Games are on Tuesdays, starting September 25 (for 24 games):
A fun and competitive daytime league for those at the recreational/intermediate level.
Games start September 26 (for 24 games):
Games start September 28 (for 24 games):
This division is for women who are looking for a low-competitive environment. Fair play and fun are emphasized. The division will be tiered based on team registrations.
Games are on Tuesdays, starting September 25 (for 24 games):