Established 1976
Withrow Park Ball Hockey League is Toronto’s largest ball hockey association, fielding recreational and competitive teams for men, women and children of all ages.
It was created in 1976 with a mission to foster love of sport, team camaraderie and community connection. The league has sent teams to provincial, national and international tournaments, and every year registers more than 1,400 participants.
Photo Day Schedule
Final retakes for individual players will be taken August 15th at Riverdale Rink at 4 p.m., as well as any teams yet to take pics. Bring your game face!
Schedule
Game rules & Covid protocols
Latest News
Goalies returning to the rink
Goalie equipment update Great news! We now have access to the clubhouses at both rinks and will be moving the goalie equipment out of storage on Sunday, to get it set up and ready for use starting Monday evening. We'll be adding a second staff member to each game to...
Season gets underway with new game rules and Covid protocols
This week we finally move to actual games! The Ontario Ball Hockey Association released the Phase Three rules on July 17th and referees have done their refresher training, so we know how games are run and are ready to make them happen. Here's a brief written outline...
Refunds to be processed in August
Woot! It's hard to believe after much planning, many delays, and so so many pivots around Covid, Withrow ball hockey is finally up and running. But we're still working hard behind the scenes and still very busy. And that means refunds will be delayed until some time...
FIRST STEPS TOWARDS 2021 SEASON FACE OFF
WPBHL BACK ON THE FLOOR (IN LIMITED NUMBERS) STARTING JUNE 28 We are very excited by the provincial government’s recent announcement about lifting pandemic restrictions. Between provincial rules and permits from the City, we are anticipating being able to start 2021...
Former WPBHL Player Helps Canada Win Gold at U18 Hockey Worlds
Hey ball hockey peeps, We’re so excited to give a shout-out about one of our former ball hockey players. Our very own Wyatt Johnston and Team Canada beat Russia last night to capture gold at the U18 World Championship, held in Texas. Wyatt played a few seasons in the...