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Welcome to LGIHA

Langley Girls Ice Hockey Association is one of the largest female ice hockey associations in the Fraser Valley, near Vancouver, BC. We provide a safe, fun and engaged environment for girls from ages 5 - 20 to learn, play, and enjoy hockey. We field teams from U7 through to U21.

Our Association is governed and operated by volunteers, most of whom are parents of our players. The outstanding quality of the players’ experience and the results we see on the ice directly reflect the effort and energy contributed by those who are willing to contribute their time.

What you Gain

LGIHA programs provide girls of different ages and abilities the opportunity to learn, play and compete in Canada’s national sport.

Players not only learn to master new skills like skating and puck control, they learn about teamwork, make new friendships, improve their fitness, build self-esteem, and most of all, they have FUN!

Latest News

LGIHA Apparel is Now Available

By comms | September 19, 2024

2024 House Team Evaluation Schedule is available

By comms | September 2, 2024

Become a Referee

By comms | August 24, 2024

Discounted Registration Fees for Returning Players

By comms | July 29, 2024

Registration for the LGIHA 2024/2025 season is Now Open!

By comms | June 22, 2024

Become a Leader: Apply as a Player Coach Today

By comms | June 18, 2024

Coaching Application for 2024/2025

By comms | June 12, 2024

LGIHA keeps growing!

By comms | June 7, 2024

Embrace the Challenge: Become a Goalie

By comms | July 12, 2023

Teams in the News

LGIHA U13 C1 Are League Champs!

March 2024

Congratulations to the 2023/24 U13 C1 team for winning the PCAHA Female U13 league championships! Great season, ladies!

LGIHA U9 C1 Undefeated at Tournament

January 2024

LGIHA U9 C1 went undefeated in four games at the North Shore Winter Club TNT tournament!! Awesome job girls!

LGIHA U15 C1 Take Silver at the Burnaby Remembrance Day Tournament

LGIHA U15 C1 team took silver at the Burnaby Remembrance Day tournament. The team went 2-2 in the round robin and lost to Lilloet in the final. This team has several players playing in only their first or second year of hockey, and it was their first time earning a medal.

LGIHA U13 C1 Brings Home the Gold

Langley Lightning U13 C1 takes home GOLD at the Sechelt Tournament with an exciting win in the final over the Tri-Cities Predators, 4-2! Well done!

LGIHA U18 C1 Wins Bronze at 'Girls With Goals' Tournament

October 2024

Breaking News: U18 C1 has won the Bronze medal at the Abbotsford "Girls with Goals" tournament this Thanksgiving weekend.

Goaltender Kailynn M backed the team to a Bronze medal 2-0 shutout win, with goals scored by Talia K and Naomi W. The entire team stepped up game after game with strong performances this weekend, including a 9 round shootout win on Sunday afternoon to send the team to the semi finals. Well done ladies!!

Thank you Abbotsford Female Hockey for a fun weekend!

LGIHA U18 A1 Wins Gold!

October 2024

The Langley Lightning had an unforgettable weekend at the Abbotsford “Girls with Goals” hockey tournament, going undefeated to claim the championship title!

The weekend started strong with a 4-2 team victory over the North East BC Predators, followed by a gritty 3-1 win against the host team, Abbotsford, later that day. Sunday brought another hard-fought game, as the Lightning edged out Prince George with a 3-2 win, securing a perfect 3-0 record in the round robin and a spot in the finals.

The Monday final saw a thrilling rematch against Prince George. After going up early with a stunning goal, PG responded with a quick one, only for a clutch screened shot from the point by Langley to seal a 2-1 victory. Stellar goaltending played a key role, helping to secure the championship!

It was an incredible weekend filled with great hockey, lots of laughs, and some fresh bling! Every player gave their all, and it was truly a team effort. Go Lightning!