Rep > U13 A #4472 (Guelph Girls Hockey Association)

Are you ready to lead, inspire, and shape the next generation of Guelph Girls Hockey stars? The GGHA is now accepting applications for AA coaching positions for the 2026–2027 season! We’re looking for passionate, positive leaders who are committed to developing players both on and off the ice. Whether you’re a returning coach or bringing fresh energy to the GGHA, this is your chance to make an impact at the highest competitive level of our association. To apply, please complete the online application form here: Join the GGHA Team

Are you ready to take your game to the next level? The Development Stream (DS) program is designed for players who are currently registered in House League and want an opportunity to challenge themselves with additional competition, skill development, and tournament play — all while staying part of their regular team. The DS program gives players a taste of competitive hockey in a fun, team-first environment. Tryouts will focus on skill, effort, teamwork, and attitude. Tryout Fee: $20 (covers both sessions) Registration: click here (click on Camps and Clinics)

At GGHA, we recognize the importance of fostering a strong and united community culture within our organization. In alignment with our core values, we’re excited to introduce several community-building initiatives taking place throughout the year, starting with a special focus on the month of October.

Team Staff

Mike Johnston

Head Coach

Mike Johnston

Mike is excited and looking forward to the upcoming season with the Peewee B team. He has been a coach in both girls and boys Rep Hockey for 23 years and played Rep hockey with the Chinguacousy minor hockey association (CMHA). This experience and other educational opportunities have provided Mike with many ideas on how to develop and grow this year’s Peewee B team.

Mike’s coaching philosophy revolves around three things a player must develop to be successful: game sense, attitude and skills. His theme as a coach is to teach the girls to never stop learning and to show them the importance of giving 110% in whatever they do, both on and off the ice. Mike works hard to create a safe environment that is positive and respectful to the female athletes through encouragement, teaching and fair discipline when needed. Open communication between parents, coaches and players will create success for the team.