Oakridge Aeros Minor Hockey

The Greater London Hockey Association (GLHA) has announced upcoming adjustments to its geographic boundaries within London. These changes align with the OHF’s updated player‑movement regulations, which provide families with greater flexibility. The goal is not to encourage unnecessary movement, but to ensure families can choose the hockey experience that best supports their child—whether that means aligning with an organization’s philosophy, prioritizing player development, seeking a fun and positive environment, or finding a schedule/home rinks that fits their family’s needs.

The Oakridge Aeros Hockey Association appreciates your participation in MD & B/BB Coaching Evaluations.   We would encourage you to include your player in the completion of this feedback form. Please be honest in your responses to the following questions. Your input is important to us and assists our coaches in developing themselves and the program for future seasons.  Please complete by March 1, 2026. Thank you for helping us improve Oakridge Aeros hockey. Coach Evaluation Form

Competitive Head Coach applications for the 2026-27 hockey season are now open. Oakridge, along with all other GLHA organizations we will be running MD and B/BB tryouts this Spring. Note: Spring tryouts will only be for U8/U9 MD and U10-U16 B/BB age groups. U18 Competitive Tryouts will be in the fall (after Labour Day).   Our MD & B/BB programs are the first level of competitive hockey. Without fantastic people stepping up to Coach our B/BB program would not be possible.  We recognize and thank our past coaches for their involvement and impact.

The U18B and U9B Oakridge Aeros were all smiles while they braved the elements December 15th collecting donations for the London Food Bank.  

Oakridge Aeros U12BB Capture the Boston Pizza Cup in Thrilling Fashion! The Oakridge Aeros had an incredible run at the Boston Pizza Cup Minor Tournament in St. Thomas this past weekend. Despite a strong effort in their opening game, the team fell 5–2 to Sarnia. They bounced back in dominant fashion, reeling off three straight wins—5–0 over Newmarket, 8–1 against St. Thomas, and a hard-fought 2–0 shutout against South Simcoe to secure a spot in the Championship final.