U18 Purple, Jr Mustangs (London Junior Mustangs)

The U18 Jr Mustangs Purple capped off a fun weekend at the Motown Cup U18 AA tournament by winning the Consolation title against the local Farmington Hills Little Caesar's AA team. The final game was physical and got feisty at times but the players kept their emotions in check and stayed disciplined - only taking 1 minor penalty all game. The boys have dealt with more than their fair share of adversity this season but have continued to show up and work on their games and mindset while growing as a team. 

Without fantastic volunteers stepping up to Coach youth in London; our GLHA Jr Mustangs Seeded A-AA program would not be possible. We recognize and thank all of our current and past coaches for their involvement, dedication and impact. If you are interested in becoming an Jr Mustangs Head Coach, please apply before Feb 23, 2025. Tryouts for all age groups (except U18 which is currently planned for September) are planned to start late April.  Prep Skates run April 19-26th, 2025 and Tryouts will run from April 30th to May 6th. For next season the U10, U11, U12, U13 and U18 ages will be ...

Our annual Jr. Mustangs Day (Saturday, December 7th) at Thompson Arena was a huge success, both on and off the ice. It was a fun day of competitive hockey with great 'Purple vs White' games played by all of our players within our organization. Our teams also took the initiative to give back to our community, collecting toys for the Salvation Army's Toy Drive, contributing unwrapped toys or New Hats, Mits or Socks.

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 ...