The Ontario Ball Hockey Association on Saturday, November 6 hosted the 2010 Annual Banquet and Awards of Excellence celebration. O.B.H.A. league administrators, officials, volunteers, athletes and invited guests gathered under one roof to pay tribute and honor those who helped make the past year in ball hockey both a successful and memorable one for everyone involved.     

When thinking of World Ball Hockey Championships most would associate it with the Junior Team Canada program (JTC). The JTC has had many young individuals from the Beeton, Ontario area as part of the program over the past few years. But in just a few short weeks, a new group of individuals from this area will be heading to Bratislava, Slovakia for another World Championship, this time it wont be players under 20, it will be players over 40.

TORONTO, ON -  The Canadian Ball Hockey Association announced that a second canadian team entry is preparing to compete for gold in the upcoming inaugural ISBHF World Master Mens Championship being hosted November 11-14, 2010 in the city of Bratislava, Slovakia.

25 July 1987 - 1 September 2010

We are deeply saddened by theloss of our friend and team mate Paul Kokelj, who passed away quietly in his sleep Wednesday morning after a courageous battle with cancer. Although his body was failing him, his spirit, faith and compassion continued to help all around him even in his final hours.

Bring on the Summer Games, as has become a tradition, the 2010 Summer Games began with an elaborate and exciting ceremony. 

The Bastone from Toronto are the 2010 Eastern ‘C’ Regional Qualifier Champions. 

The Red Wings posted a record of 5-0-0 and a tournament leading 24 goals scored enroute to the 2010 Men’s B Provincial Qualifier Championship in Midland, Ontario. 

In women’s tournament action, the Penetang U-18 Blazers are back on top as they captured the Summer Classic Championship for a second year in a row, but the road was much more difficult this year. 

The event was hosted in the City of Mississauga, May 13 and 14, and was indeed a showcase for all the competing players and teams and the host the Ontario Ball Hockey Association.  Thirty-four boys and ten girls teams from across the province competed hard as the OBHA Crowned Highschool Champions at their respective division. 

“Build it and they will come!” The City of Toronto did just that for the 2010 Street Buds Tournament this past weekend April 10-11 as they constructed four temporary rinks in the Canadian National Exhibition park grounds at the Better Living Centre.