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You might not have known it from watching the tournament, where she was among just three Canadian players to score multiple goals, but the second-youngest athlete on Team Canada at the 2020 U18 Women's World Championship was also by far the least experienced. In fact,
Sarah MacEachern has spent nearly as much time talking hockey on Zoom as she has on the ice this year, but the 16-year-old defender from Canoe Cove, Prince Edward Island has found it plenty educational. Although she hasn't gotten any game action and has been
When Neena Brick's grade one class was asked to set out their future aspirations, Neena said her goal was to play for Team Canada. Had the 2021 U18 Women's World Championship not been cancelled, this week may well have been her first chance to do
A forward at Delta Hockey Academy, Katie Chan has quite literally loved hockey since before she can remember. She was born in Toronto, and her parents tell stories of a two-year-old Katie begging her dad to play with her on the backyard rink, inspired by
When she narrowly missed out on making Team Canada for the 2020 U18 Women's World Championship last winter, Dominique Cormier let herself be sad for a week. Then, with support from teammates who'd had similar experiences, she decided to channel it as motivation. "And
Come back each week for a breakdown of the most interesting upcoming games, how to watch or listen to them, and some thoughts on the movers and shakers from the previous week. Battle in the Burgh(1) Wisconsin vs. Robert Morris Colgate vs. (3) Northeastern