U18 AA, AA (South Simcoe Minor Hockey Association)

SSMHA Rep Coaching Applications are open for the U13B, U18A and U18BB 2025/26 teams! Applications will be accepted until February 28th, 2025, at midnight. If you're interested in coaching a rep team, please apply at the following link: 2025/26 Coach Application *Thank you for your interest in South Simcoe Minor Hockey Association. Only selected candidates will be contacted for an interview. We appreciate all applicants for their time and effort.

South Simcoe Minor Hockey Association Members, We are excited to announce the coaching lineup for the 2025-26 season!  A sincere thank you to everyone who contributed to this process and to all applicants for their passion and commitment to our teams. The selection committee was highly impressed by the quality and enthusiasm of the candidates. Following the application process, the Board of Directors officially approved the selected coaches on Wednesday, February 12.

Shout out to Tyler, Gavin, Mike, Christian, and Cole for representing at the U18AA All-Star Game in King on Saturday! The players participated in the York-Simcoe Minor Hockey Association 9th Annual U18 AA All-Star Showcase. This event highlights U18 players in their final year of eligibility, recognizing their dedication and hard work throughout their Rep hockey careers. For many, this game marks the end of their competitive hockey journey, and we celebrate their achievements with this special showcase. Congratulations to all the players! #YSAllStars #U18AA #HockeyFamily

The South Simcoe Minor Hockey Association (SSMHA) would like to inform our membership of the recently announced Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) Player Movement Policy. This initiative aims to provide opportunities for player development while maintaining fairness and consistency across all OHF member associations.

In recent days, there have been reports of scam emails circulating within our community, targeting members of the South Simcoe Minor Hockey Association. As your trusted organization, we want to ensure that you remain vigilant and informed about these fraudulent activities. Scammers often attempt to deceive individuals by posing as legitimate entities or organizations (SSMHA Board Members in our case), aiming to obtain sensitive information or financial gain. To help you identify and avoid falling victim to these scams, here are some quick tips: