Mandatory Apparel for Competitive Players
Team uniform and apparel are mandatory for all members of a competitive team, and the standard for each division is noted in the specifics below. A team may decide to add on, but not remove, from this.
U9_to_13Fitting_Day_Information
U15.18_Fitting_Day_Information
Mandatory Equipment for Competitive Players
Full equipment must be worn by all players for all practices and games. This is for safety and insurance reasons. Equipment includes:
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Skaters
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Goalies
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CSA-approved helmet with full cage (not lacrosse-style) –Navy blue required
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CSA-approved helmet with full cage and chin strap attached
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CSA-approved neck/throat protector (collar or bib style)
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CSA-approved neck/throat protector (collar or bib style)
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Shoulder pads
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Upper body/chest protector
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Elbow pads
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Blocker
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Hockey gloves– Navy and red preferred
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Catcher
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Shin pads
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Goalie pads
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Skates with blade guards
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Skates with blade guards
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Hockey pants
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Hockey pants
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Hockey pant shell– Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Athletic pelvic protector (“Jill”)
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Athletic pelvic protector (“Jill”)
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Hockey socks (practice)– Oshawa Generals official
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Jersey (practice)– Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Jersey (practice)– Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Hockey socks (games - home and away)– Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Hockey socks (games - home and away)– Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Jerseys (games – home and away) –Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Jerseys (games – home and away)– Oshawa Lady Generals official
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Hockey stick(s)
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Goalie stick
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Hockey tape and stick tape
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Hockey tape and stick tape
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Hockey Bag– Oshawa Lady Generals official*
(*Players in U9 may choose an alternative bag for easier transport)
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Hockey Bag– Oshawa Lady Generals official*
(*Goalies may choose an alternative bag for easier transport)
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Equipment must be in good working condition and approved for ice hockey use. Road or ball hockey equipment is not permitted.
Mouth Guards
The wearing of mouth guards at practices and games is very strongly encouraged. Mouth guards not only protect the teeth, but are effective at preventing concussions in youth hockey players, as shown in recent research. In the interest of player safety, OGHA strongly suggests players fit a comfortable mouth guard that they can get used to wearing on a regular basis.