U15 A, A (South Simcoe Minor Hockey Association)

South Simcoe Minor Hockey is now accepting tournament host bids for the upcoming seasons. Associations, organizations, teams, and qualified groups interested in hosting a South Simcoe Minor Hockey–sanctioned tournament are invited to submit a detailed proposal for consideration. Hosting a tournament is a fantastic opportunity to showcase our community, support youth hockey, and create a high-quality, memorable experience for players, families, and visiting teams from across the region. Tournament hosts play a key role in delivering well-organized, positive events that reflect the values ...

The SSMHA is seeking proposals from vendors/suppliers for the provision of hockey apparel and equipment for the 2026–2029 season, beginning in September 2026. This agreement will cover a three-year term, during which the successful vendor will be the exclusive supplier authorized to use the SSMHA logo on apparel and equipment. The chosen vendor will work with the SSMHA to supply items for our B, A & AA Rep teams including team apparel and gear. All proposals must be received by January 31st, 2026, to be considered. Final terms and conditions will be negotiated with the successful ...

The centralization of all Vulnerable Sector Checks will be conducted by the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) for all Team Officials and Team Personnel for the 2024-25 season to: 1. ensure all screening is being done. 2. reduce number of screenings where individuals are changing and/or participating in  multiple Associations. 3. provide a safe hockey environment.

We are excited to announce that Kai Johnson has been named the U15A Head Coach for South Simcoe Minor Hockey for the upcoming season! Congratulations, Coach Kai — we look forward to a great season ahead!

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: