AA/A Jr Mustangs (London Junior Mustangs)

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. 

The U18 Jr Mustangs Purple had a great weekend at the Stoney Creek Tournament of Champions, going undefeated in 5 games and winning the tournament Final 4-0 over Windsor. 

Updated Oct 29th: Save the date, team photos will be Saturday, November 15, 2025 & Sunday, November 16, 2025 from 9-4pm each day at Kinsmen Arena; upstairs in Multipurpose Room #4. . Players/families will drop in for photos during these days when convenient for them. PLAYERS SHOULD BE IN FULL UNIFORM, Wearing Purple (INCLUDING SKATES). The online portal is open and ready for orders.  JR MUSTANGS HOCKEY 2025

GLHA London Jr Mustangs are proud of our new partnership with Heroic Minds (though Alliance Hockey) to offer additional mental health support to U13 and older players in our program this season to help our players be the best possible version of themselves.  We believe that player mental health habits, behaviour, relationships and lifestyle goals are important. Jr Mustangs players and team staff from will have access to the Heroic Minds platform developed by former OHL player Ben Fanelli, who overcame a traumatic brain injury before going on to become OHL and CHL Humanitarian of the Year ...