London Junior Mustangs

From their first wobbly steps in Timbits to the intensity of this year's playoff run, the hockey journey for our U18 Junior Mustang graduates has been fun and memorable. On March 1st, we held a special celebration during our final regular season home game to honour our four graduating players who will be aged out of GLHA Competitive minor hockey at the conclusion of this season. It was a sentimental night as they donned the Purple and Grey on home ice for the last time in the regular season. In a fitting tribute, all four grads took the ice for the opening draw, setting the tone for a ...

Due to significant interest in the past, we are pleased to open registration to the 2026-27 London Junior Mustangs Prep Skates to all current GLHA players along with current Jr Mustangs Players. No other GLHA organizations are planning on running prep skates. To accommodate the high demand, we have secured additional ice times to offer 2 Prep Skate Groups per high-demand age groups.

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On Saturday, December 6th, Thompson Arena at Western University was buzzing with excitement as we hosted our annual Junior Mustangs Day. From 9 AM to 9:30 PM, parents & fans enjoyed a full slate of games featuring our Grey and Purple Junior Mustangs teams across all age groups. The atmosphere was electric with PA announcements, a live DJ, national anthems, and open concessions, creating a true “big game” experience for every player.

On November 15th 2025, the Western Mustangs men’s program retired jersey #9 and raised a banner to the rafters of Thompson Arena honouring Ryan Held.  Ryan played minor hockey in Lambeth, played Jr. B in St. Thomas, played in the OHL with the Kitchener Rangers and the London Knights and was drafted by the New Jersey Devils.  Ryan’s most memorable time playing hockey was when he attended Western University, playing from 2001 to 2005 and winning a national championship in 2002.