Sixteen teams competed in two tiers at a fully booked 2024 Gil Martin Memorial Tournament hosted by LMHA at Langley Sportsplex Nov. 8-11.

Thank you to our numerous sponsors for your generous contributions and to the participating teams! Hope to see you next season as well.

LMHA wins B.C. Hockey Frank Spring Association of the Year! Winning the prestigious B.C. Hockey Frank Spring Association of the Year award in June was a great way to wind up the 50th season of Langley Minor Hockey Association, LMHA president Danny Franco said.

Hundreds of young players were competing for “bragging rights” in the Langley Minor Hockey Association’s annual Langley Cup championship, held at the Langley Sportsplex beginning Saturday, March 16, and wrapping up Monday, March 18, with the championship round.

50 years in, the 2023-24 season will mark the second landmark anniversary for Franco as LMHA president, who held the post back when the league marked its 25th anniversary. “We’ve make great strides over the last 25 years to where we are today.”

Skaters crowded on to the ice at the George Preston arena on Sunday, Dec. 3, for the Langley Minor Hockey Association’s Santa Skate on Sunday, Dec. 3, with the jolly old elf handing out treats and posing for pictures.

Construction could begin before Christmas on a massive new expansion that will add three ice rinks and two dry-floor arenas to the Langley Events Centre.

Langley Minor Hockey Association has unveiled a new look for their 50th season, saying they are modernizing their brand, at the same time as paying homage to their history.

Langley Minor Hockey Association hosted 36 U6-U9 teams and nearly 500 players at Langley Sportsplex for the second annual Jean Adams Memorial tournament.

Langley Minor Hockey Association (LMHA) coaches will take to the ice to play against each other as the second annual Jean Adams Memorial Tournament gets underway in Langley.

George Preston arena was packed with young skaters Sunday, Dec. 11, for the return of the Langley Minor Hockey Association (LMHA) Santa Skate Event.

The battle for the Langley Cup at the Sportsplex saw 25 teams and 400 players in the race.

Sixteen teams and 272 kids played their hearts out over the four days of the 17th Gil Martin Tournament hosted by Langley Minor Hockey at the Sportsplex. It was the largest yet, a slight increase over the last time the event was held, in 2019, which had 15 teams playing over three days. goes here

A record six players from LMHA hear their names called at annual draft for 14 and 15-year-old hockey players.