The Championship Team in the playoff series in each Category is presented every season with a trophy, known as the SCOTIABANK CUP!  All Championship team members are presented with gold medallions and finalists with silver medallions.  Bronze medal games are hosted for teams in Minor Novice through Bantam.

The Team with the best regular season record in each Category is presented every season with a SERIES WINNER PLAQUE.  All Series Winner team members are presented with a plaque shortly after the regular season is completed.

Each season the MHL Area Associations nominate one team that has exemplified good sportsmanlike conduct and an overall positive attitude towards the game of hockey and fair play. The Mayors’ Sportsmanlike Awards were designed as a component of the Violence and Vandalism Program. The Award exemplifies the programs’ goals of encouraging healthy competition, sportsmanship and fair play.

The Mayors’ Sportsmanlike Awards was established in 2002 a year after the approval and introduction of the Violence and Vandalism Policy at the request of the Mayor.

The first presentation was held in the spring of 2002 in the Great Hall of the Civic Centre with a total of 7 MHL teams receiving the award.

To view the Mayors' Sportsmanlike Award Nomination Packageclick here.
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In memory of Rosemarie Fletcher, a dedicated administrator, volunteer and parent of the Mississauga Hockey League. This award is presented annually to the MHL "Administrator of the Year" as selected from his/her peers. The recipient of this award demonstrated his/her skills of professionalism, dedication, organizational abilities and the desire to bring all members including coaches, parents and players of the league together as one. This award is on permanent display in the Mississauga Hockey League Office.

To view the Rosemarie Fletcher Memorial Award Nomination Form CLICK HERE .

Past Rosemarie Fletcher Memorial Award recipients include:

2001 - Sandra Smith

2002 - Darlene Cancilla, Shelley Visser

2003 - Leona Elliott

2004 - Bill Beaton, Sue Shepherd

2005 - Karin Kormann

2006 - Phyllis Johnston

2007 - Cathy Petruniak

2008 - Betty Jo Parent

2010 - Wendy Webster

Presented in memory of Warren T. Marshall by the Mississauga Hockey League in 1973, Hall of Fame members are recognized for both their outstanding contributions and high level of repsonsibility within the league. Recipients may be coaches, managers, trainers, players or executives. The MHL Hall of Fame Honour Roll is on permanent display at Erin Mills Twin Arena.

To view the Hall of Fame Honour Roll Nomination Form CLICK HERE .

Past recipients of the MHL Hall of Fame Honour Roll include:

1965 - Ed Bellengham                                                                                              

1965 - John Brennman

1965 - Bill Buss

1965 - Jim Callahan

1965 - Lyman Chapman

1965 - Ron Ellis

1965 - Vic Fish

1965 - Ed Ginger

1965 - Benny Henderson

1965 - Cliff Jenkins

1965 - W.E. (Marsh) Marshall

1965 - Jack McIntyre

1965 - D.H. Dusty Miller

1965 - Fred Stanfield

1965 - Jack Stanfield

1966 - Al McCallum

1967 - Art Corbett

1967 - Lindsay Leslie

1968 - Al Bathurst

1969 - Howard Pallett

1969 - Morley Peeling

1970 - Alex MacPherson

1970 - Gord Stanfield

1970 - Al Vollick

1971 - Jack Weech

1971 - Dr. A. W. Wood

1973 - Warren T. Marshall

1976 - Greg Anaka

1977 - Ken Cox

1978 - Bill Corner

1978 - Graham Hunt

1979 - Keith Cornell

1979 - Al Hicks

1979 - Bill Peeling

1979 - Fred Pippa

1980 - Ed Armstrong

1983 - Merle Biggart

1983 - Russ Biggart

1983 - John Emo

1983 - Bob Heise

1983 - Wally Reid

1986 - Bob Wilcox

1986 - Jerry Hughes

1988 - Fred Buchal

1992 - Ed Hobley

1992 - Bob Fletcher

1993 - Bill Higgins

1998 - Rory Adair

1998 - John McLaughlin

1998 - Frank Schryver

1999 - Joe Brooks

2000 - Carl Huson

2000 - Ian Upwood

2001 - Rene Leenaars

2001 - Tim Manning

2002 - Doug Ellis

2002 - Rosemarie Fletcher

2002 - Gord Hughes

2003 - Alf Johnson

2003 - Ken Smith

2004 - John McCreath

2005 - Shelley Visser

2008 - Michael Lawrence

2008 - Ken Yetman

2010 - Bob Baratto

2010 - Harold Langille

Mississauga Hockey League Service Awards are presented annually to members of our hockey community in recognition of the longevity of their effort and commitment to the league. Special Awards for 20, 25 and 30 years of service, special recognition plaque and pin for 15 years and MHL specialty pins for 5 and 10 years of service are presented based on years of service.

Years of Service awards are determined based on the information provided by Volunteers when registering in the MHL MSM system.

The Mississauga Hockey League President's Trophy is awarded on an annual basis to the MHL "A" team that finishes the regular season with the highest point total amongst all the MHL "A" teams. This award is on permanent display at the Mississauga Hockey League Office.

In memory of George McBride, a long time referee, volunteer and parent with the Mississauga Hockey League. This award is presented annually to the MHL referee as selected from his/her peers who portrays characteristics of dedication, positive attitude, fairplay, communication skills and an overwhelming desire to be a dedicated member of the league.

This award is on permanent display at the Mississauga Hockey League Office. Recipients may be nominated by MHL Referee Supervisors.

Past recipents of the George McBride Memorial Award include:

2001 - Brian McBride

2002 - Jeff Graham

2003 - Clark Grant

2004 - David Mailloux

2005 - Tony Ditella

2006 - James Lynn

2007 - Niall Smith

2008 - Tom Fatsis

2009 - Mike Bennett

2010 - Chris Walton

The Presidents Honour Roll offers permanent tribute and recognition to Mississauga Hockey League Presidents, past and present. The Presidents Honour role is on display at Erin Mills Twin Arena.

The Volunteer of the Year Award was a new recognition beginning for the 2007-08 season. One Volunteer of the Year will be awarded to an individual from each of the eight Area Associations (Applewood, Clarkson, Cooksville, Credit Valley, Erindale, Lorne Park, Meadowvale and Port Credit).

Each Association is asked to nominate three (3) volunteers through this application process each season.

The criteria is open and to be determined by each respective Association. The recipient may be part of a coaching staff, manager, parent or anyone who has made an outstanding contribution to hockey in the MHL. This could include ongoing activities or a special project that demonstrated leadership, creativity, dedication and commitment.

The MHL Awards Committee will select one recipient for each Association from the nominations. The winners will be recognized at the Annual MHL Banquet.

To view the Volunteer of the Year Award Nomination Form CLICK HERE .