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League Info:
Registration:
2008 Season:
Sponsorship:
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The Toronto Inline Hockey League (Toronto Inline) has been serving the
needs of Toronto's recreational and competitive roller hockey players
since 1994. Our success has been based in large part to providing
a clean, fun, and flexible environment in which players and teams
can safely enjoy themselves.
Toronto Inline is Toronto's largest adult roller hockey league, with 61 teams
and over 650 players in 2007. Our size allows us to offer divisions at all skill levels.
Toronto Inline features:
- Three Adult Leagues to Choose From:
- Spring: Play twice a week from April 29 to End of June
- Full Summer: Play once a week from May 22 to End of August
- Late Summer: Play twice a week from July 4 to End of August
- Flexible Scheduling:
Already playing soccer or lacrosse? No problem. Let us know what nights work for you.
- All divisions are 100% Non-Contact.
- Divisions for all skill levels.
- Goalie equipment provided if needed (Leg pads, chest protectors, glove and blocker provided). Adult Leagues Only.
- Patented heated arena surface technology to enhance skating traction
- All games officiated by two certified referees
- Trained Convenors present at all games
- All Division Finals are a "Best of Two" series
- If tied after two games, a sudden death overtime, then a shootout determines the winner.
- Awards for Division Champions & League Leaders (Scoring Champion, Top Goalie)
- Industrial strength bench fans to keep players cool in the hot summer months (Oriole, Pleasantview).
- Water and Complimentary Gatorade provided at all games
- Each player receives:
- Toronto Inline Jersey (Individual players only, formed teams must supply their own jerseys)
- Toronto Inline T-Shirt
- Exclusive 10% Discount at Game Face Jerseys with the city of Toronto skyline and
Toronto Inline Logo on it.
- Exclusive 10% Discount or Free Delivery at PlayClean Sports
- 10% Discount at Play It Again Sports, North York Location
Toronto Inline is a member of the Retail Council of Canada (RCC)
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