AA/A Jr Mustangs (London Junior Mustangs)

Our GLHA Jr. Mustangs Seeded A/AA program simply wouldn’t exist without the incredible volunteers who step up to coach youth hockey in London. We extend our sincere appreciation to all current and past coaches for their dedication, leadership, and lasting impact on our players and our community. Coaching in the Jr. Mustangs program is not just about hockey skill instruction—it’s a leadership commitment to fostering a positive, demanding environment that helps young athletes become healthy, confident, resilient, and capable. If you’re passionate about developing young athletes on and ...

The Junior Mustangs committee is looking to gain feedback on your child's teams coaching staff from this current season. The purpose of this feedback is to assist the coaching staff in improving themselves and our program for the future. Please be as objective and honest as possible and include your players direct input. 

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.

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. 

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 ...