Date: July 30 – August 2, 2026
Description: U16 Camp
Event: Ontario Summer Games
Location: Rim Park Waterloo, Ontario
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Payton Allard (Ottawa Lady 67s U15AA, D, 2030) Allard is a very smooth and mobile skater, demonstrating excellent patience with the puck and delivering accurate passes. Despite her smaller size, she battles hard in front of the net and is positionally sound in her own end. She is quick, fluid, and shifty along the blue line. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.25
Emma Dubarry (Bluewater Hawks BAA, D, 2029) DuBarry is a smooth-skating defender with strong puck control and confidence through the neutral zone. She displays poise with possession, using escape moves and edge work to create time and space before making a play. DuBarry keeps her head up along the offensive blue line, makes smart decisions with the puck, and contributes offensively through effective puck movement. She owns a solid shot from the point, although added strength would increase the power behind her release. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.25 Shooting: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Maya Lewis (Oakville Hornets U15 AA, D, 2029) Lewis exhibits excellent edge work and makes intelligent, effortless passes. She maintains strong defensive gaps and executes aggressive pinches effectively, consistently utilizing her defensive partner in the offensive zone by moving along the blue line to create passing options. This offensive-minded defender is adept at sneaking into the offensive zone for back door chances, boasts a hard, flat shot from the point, and demonstrates decent stick handling with good patience. She actively seeks to advance the puck rather than simply returning it, consistently aiming to make a better play. She is also willing to jump into the slot to receive a pass from a teammate, as evidenced by her assist.
Brooke Soloman (Mississauga Hurricanes U15AA, D, 2030) Soloman has a hard snapshot that gets through traffic and to the net for chances. She looks to jump on offense and become an option. The defender has a good surf to tighten the gap on the penalty kill. As her strength improves, her backhand passes will be stronger and more accurate.
Myrah Somani (Durham West Lightning U15AA, D, 2029) Somani moves the puck well and consistently makes strong heads-up passes, particularly on the power play. She owns a solid low shot from the point that creates rebound opportunities and uses deception effectively along the offensive blue line. Somani displays good strength and body awareness, competes hard on the backcheck, and uses quick feet to move laterally and walk the blue line with confidence. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Emmy Bell (Nepean Wildcats U15AA, F, 2030) Bell is aggressive off the faceoff and uses long, powerful strides to quickly get to loose pucks. The forward uses her size well to angle opponents, pressure effectively on the forecheck, and defend aggressively on the penalty kill. Bell skates well, using her edges and crossovers to generate speed and close quickly on opponents. Her anticipation and awareness stand out, as she consistently keeps her head on a swivel and remains engaged in all three zones. She also moves the puck efficiently, making clean tape-to-tape passes and contributing effectively on the power play. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Allison Dunbrack (East Ottawa Stars U15, F, 2029) Dunbrack demonstrates excellent quickness and agility, enabling tight turns and aggressive forechecking. She is a skilled passer with quick hands, adept at stealing pucks. Her strategic support on the breakout effectively halves the ice, creating options for linemates. Additionally, her speed on the points frequently generates breakaway opportunities through sustained pressure.
Kenni Eno (Durham West Lightning U18 AA, F, 2029) Eno has quick, crafty hands. Her stick handling and puck control allows her to beat defenders one-on-one with sick toe-drags, speed, ease and poise. Her quick release and accurate shot make her a constant scoring threat.Shooting: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5/3.75
Lauren Lewis (Mississauga Hurricanes U15AA, F, 2029) Lewis is a medium-sized forward who is strong on her stick and skates. The forward uses her body effectively to protect the puck and maintain possession, particularly while working along the offensive blue line. Lewis makes hard, accurate passes and creates opportunities both as a shooter and passer. She is quick off draws, competes hard in board battles, and brings a gritty, hard-working style to her game. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.75
Isla McCoubrey (Waterloo Jr. Ravens, C, 2029) McCoubrey is a dynamic, shifty player with excellent puck-handling skills at high speeds. She exhibits patience, delivering precise sauce passes and driving the puck into high-traffic areas. Her quick feet allow her to control the puck in tight spaces, and she possesses a hard, high shot from close range. Aggressive on the forecheck, she consistently creates scoring opportunities and excels at offensive cycling. Her exceptional vision and playmaking ability enable her to find teammates, making her a patient and effective playmaker. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5/3.75 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.75/4 Competitiveness: 3.25
Teagyn Stansell (OHA Mavericks Varsity, F) Stansell shows wrecking ball vibes. The forward is strong, works to own the house, and get pucks on net from the hashmarks. Her stick is always an option for her defence to tip shots in/redirect. She applies hard pressure on the backcheck even after a long shift.
Tilly Theiner (Cornwalls U15AA, F, 2029) Theiner is a smaller forward who plays with strong, powerful strides and consistently gets herself into good positions ahead of the play. She uses quick stops and starts to create separation and is relentless on the forecheck. Theiner is a shifty player with confident puck skills and demonstrated creativity with the puck, including a skilled behind-the-back pass while driving the net. She remains positionally sound defensively, keeps her feet moving, and consistently plays with her head up. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.75
Emily Wimmer (Kingston Ice Wolves U15AA, F, 2029) Wimmer is a skilled skater, characterized by her edge control and quickness. She is quick off the faceoff draws, often creating odd-man rushes from her own end by pressuring defensemen and forcing turnovers. She cycles effectively with her linemates and beats opponents to loose pucks.
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Brooke Brewer (Nepean Wildcats U15AA, D, 2029) Brewer is a mobile, dynamic defenseman with excellent skating and stickhandling. She excels in the defensive zone, quickly pushing play to the outside. She maintains a strong gap, often stopping opponents before they reach the blue line. Her offensive attributes include a quick release, good vision for distributing the puck, and effective power play quarterbacking. Mobility across the offensive blueline allows her to find the soft ice to be an option and within striking distance of the net. Skating: 3.5 Defense: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Harper Coutts (Ottawa Lady Senators U15AA, D, 2029) Coutts is a medium-sized defender who plays a steady game and is not afraid to use her body or hands to hold pucks in at the offensive blue line. She uses an active stick effectively in one-on-one situations, closes quickly with her poke check, and competes hard in board battles. Coutts displays poise on the power play, moving the puck efficiently through give-and-go plays and crisp passes before jumping into the high slot when opportunities develop. She keeps her head up, moves well along the offensive blue line, and consistently looks to advance play. Defensively, Coutts pressures hard down low, plays physically, and transitions smoothly between forward and backward skating. Skating: 3.25 Passing: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.75 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Gillian DeFreitas (Etobicoke Dolphins U15AA, D, 2029) DeFreitas is a smooth skater with excellent edge control, capable of controlling the puck and carrying it out of defensive pressure. She delivers accurate first passes and possesses a hard wrist shot from the point that gets through traffic and to the net. Skating: 3.5
Stella Grundy (Waterloo Ravens U15AA, D, 2029) Grundy is a medium-to-smaller sized defender who consistently makes smart decisions with the puck. She anticipates plays well, keeps her feet moving, and does an effective job holding the offensive blue line. Her skating is smooth and efficient, allowing her to transition effortlessly between offense and defense. Grundy is positionally sound in her own zone, identifies threats well, and moves pucks efficiently on breakouts. She keeps her head on a swivel and reads passing lanes effectively, allowing her to disrupt plays and create turnovers. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.25 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.25
Jade Johnson (St. Catharines Brock BAA, D, 2029) Johnson is an offensive minded defender who will jump deep in with a play and become an option. She is reliable on the breakouts. Her smooth skating with a strong long stride allows her to navigate the play with precision.
Brooklyn Schramm (Etobicoke Dolphins U18 AA, D, 2030) Schramm is a taller defender who plays with confidence and awareness. She keeps her head up, reads the play well, and consistently makes smart decisions with the puck at the offensive blue line. She showed good chemistry with her defensive partner through quick puck movement and effective give-and-go plays, while also demonstrating a willingness to slide into the high slot when opportunities presented themselves. Schramm uses crossovers effectively to gain speed through the neutral zone and showed poise with the puck while creating offensive opportunities from the point. Her shot remains a threat, although additional strength would add more power to her release. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.75 Shooting: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.25 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Addison Aarts (London Devilettes U15AA, F, 2029) Aarts demonstrates quick, smooth hands, notably on faceoffs and making passes. The forward won a draw cleanly in the defensive zone on the penalty kill to start the play with possession against team Terry. She plays with her head up and sees the ice well. She moves the puck up-ice with precision while under pressure. Her passes to the point are smooth and on the tape. Her backhand pass hits the mark to create scoring chances. Aarts smart decisions, accurate passing, and vision demonstrate her high hockey IQ.
Kiera Cantley (Ottawa Lady Senators U15AA, F, 2029) Cantley demonstrates excellent crossover speed. She fired the puck on net, and was rewarded with the goalie deflecting her shot in. She is a key player on the penalty kill, blocking shots, and exhibits quick hands during face-offs. She also excels at receiving passes under pressure and accurately shooting from the slot. Skating: 3.5
Madison Fadista (Oakville Hornets U15 AA, F, 2029) Fadista is a fast skater with outstanding edges and exceptional stickhandling. Her vision allows her to make precise sauce passes. She possesses a quick, hard shot and an ability to find open ice. She excels at puck pursuit, pressuring opponents into turnovers. The forward is patient with the puck, using her puck control and shifty edges to deceive the opposition. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Mika McCoubrey (Waterloo Ravens U15AA, F, 2029) McCoubrey is a medium-sized forward with good puck skills and awareness. She uses her hands effectively to navigate through traffic and creates a quality scoring chance after working through multiple defenders before getting a quick snapshot on net. McCoubrey protects the puck well with her head up and consistently makes hard, accurate passes. She quickly re-engaged in the game after serving a penalty and immediately attacked the play with her feet moving and head up. She drives the net with purpose and remains engaged offensively when opportunities develop. Skating: 3.25 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.25 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.5
Elizabeth Vail ( F) Vail exhibits exceptional puck handling in confined spaces and at high speeds. Her excellent defensive zone coverage resulted in an intercepted pass that led to a breakaway, and a successful scoring opportunity, showcasing her separation speed.
Skating: 3.75 Defense: 3.75
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Michelle Liu (Oakville Hornets U15 AA, D, 2030) Liu is a smaller defender who makes smart plays with the puck and consistently keeps her head up. She moves the puck effectively through the neutral zone and works well with her defensive partner on the power play. Liu owns a shot from the point that reaches the net, though additional strength would add more power to her release. She reads the game well and makes sound decisions with possession, but increased compete level and more consistent movement away from the puck would further improve her effectiveness. Skating: 3 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.25 Size / Strength: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3
Kalea Quintanilla (Ottawa Lady 67s U15AA, D, 2029) Quintanilla is a steady defender who consistently keeps her head on a swivel and makes smart defensive reads. She is positionally sound, plays her assignment well, and was effective on the penalty kill. While her skating speed could improve, she moves well enough to stay involved defensively and provides a reliable presence on the back end. Skating: 3.25 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.25
Jane Simeon (Oakville Hornets U15 AA, D, 2029) Simeon’s strong edges give her the ability to make quick turns. The defender makes easy to handle tape to tape passes. She distributes the puck well on the powerplay, and has a hard wrist shot with a quick release. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Brooklyn Stuteley (Markham- Stouffville Stars BAA, D) Stuteley is a patient defender who lets the shooter commit first and blocks shots. She is quick to grab loose pucks. Stuteley grabbed a loose puck against team Terry to exit the zone and drive up ice to gain the attacking zone, demonstrating her speed and offensive upside.
Anna Aucoin (Peterborough Ice Kats U18 AA, F, 2029) Aucoin is a fast, smooth-skating, and intelligent player who excels at covering for the defense. She possesses good puck control and quick hands, winning faceoff battles in both offensive and defensive zones.
Taylor Gould (Ottawa Lady Senators U15AA, F, 2029) Gould is a medium-sized forward who plays a dependable game and competes for pucks despite not being the quickest skater. She keeps her head on a swivel, anticipates well, and reads developing plays effectively in both the neutral zone and defensive zone. Gould showed the ability to intercept passes and disrupt plays defensively through positioning and awareness. While her hands and pace could improve, she remains a reliable player who understands where to be on the ice. Skating: 3 Puck Handling: 3 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.25
Mackenzie Kraemer (Kitchener Lady Rangers U15AA, F, 2029) Kraemer is a smooth, fast, and positionally strong skater. She creates turnovers by actively pursuing on the forecheck, keeping her stick on the ice, and intercepting breakout passes.
Ella Sabourin (Mississauga Jr. Hurricanes, F, 2029) Sabourin is a tall player with long reach, quickness, and good puck-handling skills, allowing her to protect the puck, use her speed to go wide, and make precise passes. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.75 Hockey IQ: 3.5
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Emmerson McClure (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, D, 2029) McClure aggressively defends gaps in both the neutral and defensive zones. She expertly angles to eliminate dangerous rushes. Her tape-to-tape passes and confident power play quarterbacking are notable. Her mobility and vision led to the first goal, as she walked the line, passed to her partner, received a return pass, and made a backdoor play for a beautiful assist. Skating: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.75
Charlotte Muhn (Mississauga Hurricanes U15AA, D, 2030) Muhn is a smaller defender who plays with strength and maintains a low skating posture to create a strong base and protect the puck. She makes solid tape-to-tape breakout passes and consistently shoulder checks while retrieving pucks in the defensive zone. Muhn is confident carrying the puck and showed poise and control in the offensive zone with smooth hands and the ability to work through defenders. Her snapshot comes off quickly with good pace. Defensively, Muhn is positionally sound, keeps her head on a swivel, and makes smart decisions while penalty killing. She competes hard in the corners and is not afraid to initiate contact in board battles. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.5
Charlotte Smith (Ottawa Lady 67s U15AA, D, 2029) Smith has a very good stick in the defensive zone in passing lanes and pushing play outside. The defender is physical in front of the net. Her passes are accurate and on the stick. She finds lanes to get her shots to the net. Skating: 3.25 Passing: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5
Caitlin Tyminski (Oakville Hornets U15 AA, D, 2029) Tyminski is a medium-sized defender with a solid snapshot from the point that carries good pace. She keeps her head up and makes effective long passes through the neutral zone to advance play. Defensively, Tyminski does a good job getting into shooting lanes, standing her ground against attackers, and tying up sticks around the front of the net. Passing: 3.75 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.5
Gem Winter (Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins, D, 2028) Winter is a quick skater with excellent balance and strong edges. She handles the puck well, often joining the offensive play. She also brings a bit of nastiness to her game. The defender delivers snappy, crisp passes, demonstrating patience with the puck at the blue line, holding it to let opponents skate by. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5
Reese Black (Barrie Sharks U15AA, F, 2029) Black is a smaller forward who plays with a high level of grit and competitiveness. She is consistently involved in battles, creates traffic around the net, and keeps her feet moving in all three zones. Black skates with powerful strides, applies pressure on the forecheck and penalty kill, and uses an active stick to take away passing lanes. She reads the play well, anticipates opportunities, and steps into passing lanes to create turnovers. Black keeps her head up with possession, handles pressure effectively, and uses smooth hands to navigate through traffic. Skating: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.75 Competitiveness: 3.75
Georgia Haaksma (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, F, 2029) Haaksma reads the ice and shows good anticipation. She has quiet hands when stick handling the puck. Without the puck, she can find open ice in the offensive zone. Puck Handling: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5/3.25
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Avery Macissac (D) Macisaac is a smaller defender who competes hard and is not afraid to use her body to angle opponents and control entries along the boards. She is positionally sound in the defensive zone and consistently keeps her head on a swivel while identifying threats around the net. Macisaac showed confidence handling the puck on the power play, working effectively with her defensive partner through give-and-go plays and quick puck movement. She displays urgency when pursuing loose pucks, communicates well with teammates, and uses explosive strides to create time and space before making smart breakout passes. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75
Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Charley Oster (Thunder Bay Queens U15, D, 2029) Oster is a strong, physical, and aggressive defensive player. She excels at maintaining tight gaps, making timely defensive pinches, and blocking shots. The defender utilizes her quickness to carry the puck and join the offensive rush.
Eve Schirru (London Devilettes U15AA, D, 2030) Schirru is a strong, stocky defender who combines power and mobility effectively. She showed strong awareness by stepping into the high slot to intercept a pass and quickly generate a scoring chance. Schirru owns a hard snapshot from the point and consistently gets pucks through traffic. She skates with power, uses her edges well, and creates space through quick escape moves. Defensively, Schirru is positionally sound, keeps her head on a swivel, and uses a strong first few strides to close quickly on loose pucks and board battles. She competes hard in all situations and consistently pressures opponents with her skating and physicality. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.75
Clara Ballantyne (Ottawa Lady Senators U15AA, F, 2030) Ballantyne is a swift skater with rapid acceleration. She maintains strong defensive positioning, anticipating passes effectively. She excels at going wide and creating space for teammates to follow up the play.
Shannon Deasley (North York Storm U15AA, F, 2030) Deasley is a powerful skater with smooth stick-handling, a quick release, and a hard snapshot. She utilizes her strong strides and leg work to protect the puck, often cutting hard to the net for high-scoring chances. Skating: 3.5 Shooting: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.75
Paige Fox (Etobicoke Jr. Dolphins, F, 2029) Fox is a tall, lanky forward who carries the puck with confidence and keeps her head up through the neutral zone and offensive entries. Her hands work well with her feet, allowing her to navigate through traffic while maintaining possession. The forward uses her edges effectively to create space, delay for support, and give developing plays time to unfold. Fox anticipates the play well, cycles effectively in the offensive zone, and consistently keeps her feet moving to create separation from defenders and make herself available as an option. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.25 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.25
Taylor MacRae (Etobicoke Dolphins U15AA, F, 2029) Macrae is a tall forward who consistently establishes position around the net as a screen and tip option. She competes hard for pucks in the corners and remains active around the crease, creating disruption and supporting offensive-zone possession. Macrae carries the puck into the zone with confidence and competes well around the net front. Additional explosiveness in her stride would allow her to better utilize her frame and generate more power through her skating. Skating: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Leah Mclean (Durham West Lightning U15AA, F, 2029) McLean is a very smooth, quick, and defensively responsible skater. She plays the game by stops and starts and does not do fly-bys. Skating: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Anna Money (Windsor BAA, F, 2029) Money is a medium-sized forward who plays with a strong base and does an excellent job protecting the puck. The forward remains low through her stride, allowing her to generate power and speed while maintaining possession. Money handles the puck confidently on the power play, showing good control while walking the offensive zone and creating space through deception and body positioning. She forechecks aggressively off the faceoff and applies pressure consistently in both the offensive and defensive zones. Her skating, puck protection, and compete level were evident throughout the game. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Jessie Olden (Durham West Lightning U15AA, F, 2030) Olden is a smooth skater with excellent quickness, applying effective back pressure on the right player. She excels at disrupting breakouts by seamlessly angling opponents into the boards or unfavorable ice areas, thereby stripping them of the puck or setting up teammates for a steal.
Quinn Post (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, F, 2029) Post is a medium-built forward who plays bigger than her size and uses her body effectively in battles and puck protection situations. She keeps her head up, anticipates the play well, and consistently makes hard, accurate passes through the neutral zone and offensive zone. Post is strong on her edges and comfortably uses transitions, mohawks, stops, and starts to stay engaged in the play. The forward reads developing situations well and consistently finds another gear when possession changes. Post showed confidence handling the puck, including a strong individual play through a defender before creating a scoring opportunity with a pass to the net. Her combination of awareness, skating, and compete level allowed her to impact the game in all three zones. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.75 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
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Charlotte Baker (Bluewater Hawks BAA, D, 2029) Baker is a very quick player with strong edges, adept at puck-handling under pressure. She demonstrates excellent defensive zone awareness, effectively blocking shots. The defender utilizes offensive space to take quick, short-side snap shots. Her passes are hard and accurate, finding lanes around opponents.
Luci Beaupre (London Devilettes U15AA, D, 2029) Beaupre is a taller defender who is not afraid to step up into the play offensively. She skates well with powerful, fluent strides and good agility, although additional quickness in her footwork would add another level to her mobility. She is a grinding, hard-working player who remains resilient and immediately gets back into the play after contact. Beaupre keeps her head up, is positionally sound, and displays a strong hockey sense knowing when to push the play offensively and when to stay back. She can carry the puck through the neutral zone, handle pressure from defenders, and contribute as a true two-way defender. Defensively, Beaupre stays with her player, ties opponents up effectively, and uses her body well to defend. Skating: 3.5
Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.75
Katelyn Colford (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, D, 2029) Colford has a very smooth stride and strong edges. Her choices with the puck are very smart. She closes down quickly in her own zone. She shows good patience with the puck carrying it out of her zone. Her quick evasive maneuvers allow her to get out of trouble, and she takes ice when given to create offensive scoring chances close to the net. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.75 Hockey IQ: 3.75
Callie Ernst (Waterloo Ravens U15AA, D, 2029) Ernst displayed poise with the puck and made crisp passes throughout the game. She managed the top of the umbrella effectively on the power play and showed confidence distributing the puck in the offensive zone. Passing: 3.25
Miyoko Hogeveen (Brampton Canadettes BAA, D, 2029) Hogeveen is a mobile player with good size and strong gap control in the neutral zone, demonstrating excellent awareness. She excels in 1-on-1 situations by utilizing smart angles. From the point, she actively seeks shooting lanes, possessing a good snapshot, though her quick release and shot-handling could be improved.The defender effectively pinches down the boards, sealing the wall with her body. Skating: 3.25 Defense: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.5
Maelie Boudreau (East Ottawa U18 AA, F, 2029) Boudreau demonstrates excellent puck-handling and accurate passing, utilizing her smooth stride and quickness. She effectively uses her body to protect the puck and her speed to bypass defenders to the outside. Her stickwork on the penalty kill is consistently active and effective. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Mikele Camirand (Nepean Wildcats U15AA, F, 2029) Camirand has quick feet and is consistently first to loose pucks. She creates separation through strong, powerful strides and generates good speed with her first few steps. She made a strong heads-up pass on a 2-on-1 rush and consistently showed awareness of where her teammates were positioned. Camirand is a bigger forward who uses her body effectively in the offensive zone and combines that strength with quickness and deception around the puck. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.5
Lucy Falconer (Mississauga Hurricanes U15AA, F, 2029) Falconer is a smaller forward who plays bigger than her size and is not afraid to engage in battles. She is agile, aggressive, and consistently involved around the puck. The forward carries the puck confidently through the neutral zone and into the offensive zone, using smooth hands that work well with her feet. Falconer keeps her head up, attacks through the middle when opportunities present themselves, and gets quality shots on net. Her shot is accurate and well placed, though added strength would increase its effectiveness. Defensively, Falconer is positionally sound, uses her body effectively despite her size, and competes hard to hold her ground. Skating: 3.5 Shooting: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.75
Molly Klager (Mississauga Hurricanes U15AA, F, 2029) Klager is positionally sound and consistently keeps her head up in the defensive zone. She presents herself as a quality outlet option on breakouts and regroups, and owns a strong snapshot release. Shooting: 3.5 Defense: 3.25
Isla Nguyen (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, F, 2030) Nguyen is a well-balanced skater with good speed and puck-handling skills. She actively drives lanes in the neutral zone, maintains strong defensive positioning, and applies effective back pressure. She consistently works to screen the goalie and isn’t afraid of gritty play in front of the net. Skating: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5
Hockey IQ: 3.5
Isla Reinhart (North York Storm U15AA, F, 2030) Reinhart is a high-energy forward who consistently anticipates the play well in all three zones. She serves as reliable second-layer support, keeps her feet moving, and remains engaged around the puck. Reinhart possesses quick hands and uses deception effectively while carrying the puck through the neutral zone. The forward is aggressive in the faceoff circle, quick to loose pucks, and competes hard in battles despite not being the biggest player. Her head is always up and she consistently makes smart plays with the puck, whether advancing play through passing or creating opportunities for herself. Reinhart uses her size effectively, plays with a high compete level, and is strong on the penalty kill through her footwork, stops and starts, and ability to stay with her assignment. Her combination of awareness, pace, and competitiveness makes her effective in all situations. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.75 Competitiveness: 3.75
Dolly Shuker (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, F, 2029) Shuker has good speed, She plays the game by stops and starts. She has a real quick release.The forward showed good patience in offensive zone as she waited for her F3 to join the rush to dish to her (better positioning) instead of forcing a play.
Anna Toering (North York Storm U18 AA, F, 2029) Toering keeps her head up through the neutral and offensive zones and consistently reads developing plays well. She uses her size and strength effectively, whether shooting, protecting the puck, or establishing position around the net. Toering has a strong snapshot release and can make quality passes when shooting lanes are unavailable. She competes hard, plays with good energy, and consistently looks to drive through defenders and attack the net with determination. Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.25 Size / Strength: 3.75 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Grace Vinet (Thunder Bay Queens U15, F, 2030) Vinet, a physical forward, is a menace on the forecheck. She moves her feet and uses her body to push opponents off balance, effectively taking away time and space.
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Kendall Conrad (Kitchener Lady Rangers U15AA, D, 2029) Conrad is a swift, agile, and effective defenseman, notably in one-on-one situations. She actively patrols the blueline, intelligently joining the offensive rush and quickly recovering defensively. She demonstrates excellent ice awareness, capitalizing on open lanes and dishing timely passes to teammates in better scoring positions. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Athanasia Michanos (Durham West Lightning U15AA, F/D, 2029) Michanos is a complete defender who competes hard in all three zones. Despite being a smaller player, she consistently wins puck battles, backchecks hard, and uses an active stick effectively. She possesses strong puck skills and is confident jumping into the offensive play, whether creating opportunities off the rush or getting shots through from the point and power play flank. Michanos anticipates well, keeps her head on a swivel, and consistently makes strong tape-to-tape passes through breakouts and regroups. She uses her body effectively to protect possession, handles pressure well, and carries the puck confidently through traffic. Defensively, Michanos uses an effective poke check and reads developing plays well. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.75 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.25 Hockey IQ: 3.75 Competitiveness: 3.75
Stephanie Sachs (Etobicoke Dolphins U15AA, D, 2030) Sachs is very quick and uses good angles in 1v1 rushes. The defender closes down quickly and has an active stick in the defensive zone. She moves to find shooting lanes. Skating: 3.25 Shooting: 2.5 Defense: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Asha Stevenson (Central York Panthers U15AA, D, 2029) Stevenson is a tall, fast player who uses her long reach to push plays wide. The defender likes to join the rush as an option. She is an aggressive and timely pincher. A strong power play quarterback, she is mobile along the blue line with hard passes and knows where she wants to pass before receiving the puck. Skating: 3.25 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5
Competitiveness: 3.5
Gabby Trochta (Burlington Barracudas U15AA, D, 2029) Trochta skates hard in all situations and works well to create time and space while retrieving pucks in the defensive zone. She keeps her head on a swivel and uses her size effectively in battles. Trochta reads the play well, attacks openings when available, and owns a quick snapshot with good pace from the high slot. She works effectively with her defensive partner, moves the puck well along the offensive blue line, and consistently makes strong tape-to-tape passes while contributing on the power play. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Mathilda Apps (Scarborough Sharks BAA, F, 2029) Apps has quick hands on the faceoff, demonstrated by the excellent penalty kill draw she won to herself and took off down the ice to successfully kill twenty seconds of the penalty by herself. The forward has a lot of speed, and puts herself in front of the net to try and deflect shots. Skating: 3.5
Brielle Beauchemin (Durham West Lightning U15AA, F, 2029) Beauchemin is a medium-sized forward with strong skating ability and a high level of activity around the offensive zone. She consistently works into open ice around the high slot and supports play at both ends of the ice. Beauchemin possesses a quick snapshot, handles the puck with confidence, and displays poise while controlling possession on the power play. She uses smooth hands to work through defenders and create shooting opportunities. Beauchemin also owns a powerful one-timer from the flank and pressures hard on the forecheck. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.75 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Kylie Bray (Nepean Wildcats U15AA, F, 2030) Bray completed a smart give and go with her teammate, recognizing the opponents were changing, took the ice and sent a hard low shot on net creating a high scoring rebound. The forward makes an excellent use of delays. She jumps on loose pucks in every situation. She has good straight speed through the middle, and gained some extra speed with crossovers. Bray controls the puck well with speed. Skating: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5
Madison Haydar (Oakville Hornets U15 AA, F, 2030) Haydar is a dynamic, fluid, and very smooth skater with exceptional speed and puck-handling abilities. She possesses excellent vision, delivering precise passes and finding open spaces in the offensive zone. Her quick release and intelligent use of defensemen as screens make her a potent scoring threat. Defensively, she supports effectively with well-timed swings and hard passes. She exhibits feistiness, quick tight turns to evade pressure in small spaces, smooth hands, and a hard, low shot. Skating: 3.5/3.75 Passing: 3.5/3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5/4
Evelyn Krieger (Central York Panthers U15AA, F, 2029) Krieger, quick on the forecheck, demonstrates strong skating despite her smaller stature. The shifty forward knows her responsibilities off faceoffs, immediately pouncing on the puck for a quick and challenging snapshot on net. Skating: 3.75 Shooting: 3.5
Emily Omasta (Mississauga Hurricanes U15AA, F, 2029)Omasta is a medium-built forward who plays with a strong base and protects the puck well. She keeps her head up through regroups and entries and makes crisp passes while creating opportunities for teammates. Omasta is relentless around the puck, competes hard defensively, and uses an active stick to take away lanes. Her stops and starts help her stay with her assignment, and she consistently works to pressure and recover pucks. Omasta skates with strong, powerful strides, has another gear when needed, and displays strong hockey sense in all three zones. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.75 Competitiveness: 3.75
Catherine Stynes (Central York Panthers U15AA, F, 2029) Stynes skates with a powerful stride and does a good job staying low through her skating mechanics. She competes hard in 50/50 puck battles and uses her size effectively along the boards. Stynes pressures aggressively on the penalty kill and remains engaged defensively. She makes crisp tape-to-tape passes, reads entries well, and is patient with the puck while allowing plays to develop. Stynes uses her reach and skating stride effectively, can find another gear offensively, and showed success in the faceoff circle through clean wins and strong tie-ups. Her soft hands allow her excellent backhand pass reception. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.75 Hockey IQ: 3.25 Competitiveness: 3.25
Dorothy Tamburro (Etobicoke Dolphins U15AA, F, 2029) Tamburro’s strong strides allow her to maintain distance from opponents while circling them. She delivers hard passes, makes quick plays, and intelligently distributes the puck to teammates on a rush. She also effectively protects the puck with her legs and plays physically.
Mackenzie Yuile (North York Storm U18 AA, F, 2029) Yuile is a smooth, fast skater with excellent puck-handling and vision, allowing her to make precise seam passes in the offensive zone. She boasts a heavy wrist shot with a quick release and is quick off face-off draws. Skating: 3.5 Shooting: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5
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Brynn Belleau (Central York Jr. Panthers, D, 2029) Belleau demonstrates defensive skills with smooth edges, good speed, and effective angling against the rush. She efficiently transitions the puck from her own end, maintaining speed and strong body positioning in one-on-one situations. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.25 Defense: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Emilia DePerio (Etobicoke Dolphins U18AA, D, 2030) DePerio is a smaller defender who plays bigger than her size and consistently makes smart decisions with the puck. She keeps her head up, moves her feet well along the offensive blue line, and is not afraid to jump into the attack when opportunities develop. DePerio owns a strong snapshot from the point that gets through with pace and consistently works well with both her defensive partner and forwards to create offense. She moves laterally effectively to hold pucks in the offensive zone and transitions smoothly from forward to backward skating. Defensively, DePerio uses her body well, competes hard, and shows a willingness to sacrifice her body by laying out to take away passing lanes. Skating: 3.5 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.75
Alexandra Ferrer (Unknown, D) Ferrer is a tall player with good mobility. She can close quickly in the defensive zone. She is effective in front of the net. Her snap shot from the point gets through traffic to create chances. She scored from the point with a well placed snap shot through a screen on the powerplay against team Jaques. Skating: 3 Passing: 3
Brooke Mills (East Ottawa Stars U15, D, 2029) Mills is a medium-sized defender with a strong build who works hard and stays engaged defensively. She maintains good positioning in man-to-man coverage and is aggressive in battles below the goal line and along the boards. Mills uses her strength effectively, stands her ground, and is difficult to move off pucks. Offensively, the defender showed confidence walking in from the point, beating a defender, and finishing with a well-placed shot. Her combination of competitiveness and physical play was evident throughout the game. Skating: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.75 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.75
Emma Boyd (Unknown, F) Boyd applied strong pressure on the forecheck and stayed active throughout the offensive zone. She showed good awareness defensively, turning a blocked play at the point into an odd-man rush the other way. Boyd keeps her feet moving, supports the play well, and consistently makes herself available as an option. The forward moves the puck effectively with her teammates and showed good vision by reading developing plays and jumping quickly into offensive opportunities. Her quick hands and ability to skate into space allowed her to create quality scoring chances off the rush. Skating: 3.75 Passing: 3.5 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 3.5 Defense: 3.5 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.5
Alyssa Bryant (Sudbury Lady Wolves BAA, F, 2029) Bryant is a strong, well-balanced skater who aggressively forechecks using her speed. She handles the puck well, capable of holding it to allow plays to develop. She is dynamic, explosive, vocal, and all over the puck, with a quick snapshot. Skating: 3.5 Shooting: 3.25 Puck Handling: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5
Sienna Houston (East Ottawa Stars U15, F, 2029) Houston uses her speed effectively to apply pressure when backchecking, and disrupting the defenders on the forecheck to create turnovers.
Addison Lehouillier (London Devilettes U15AA, F, 2029) Lehouillier is a well-rounded forward who plays with a high level of energy and awareness. Her head is always up and her feet are constantly moving, allowing her to transition quickly and create offense. The forward showed strong offensive instincts early, scoring within the opening minute of the game, and consistently looked to create opportunities for teammates through smart puck movement and vision. Lehoullier possesses smooth hands and can work through traffic before distributing the puck effectively. She displayed strong hockey sense, made several creative plays, and remained engaged defensively by hustling back and picking up assignments. Her compete level, puck pursuit, and ability to impact the game in all three zones were evident throughout the game. Skating: 4 Passing: 3.75 Shooting: 3.75 Puck Handling: 4 Size / Strength: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 4 Competitiveness: 3.75
Irelyn Raynor (St. Catharines Brock BAA, F, 2030) Raynor has good balance and is hard to knock off her skates. The forward handles the puck through the neutral zone. She is very good positionally in both ends.Raynor demonstrated excellent stick work in the defensive zone on the penalty kill to pokecheck the puck out of the zone, and shut down the middle. Hockey IQ: 3.5
Nancy Wang (North York Storm U18 AA, F, 2029) Wang is a tall, agile skater who uses her reach to protect the puck while stickhandling. She actively drives to the net and seeks open ice. Physically assertive, she exploits seams on the power play for scoring chances and aggressively forechecks, often surprising opponents to create turnovers. Skating: 3.5 Puck Handling: 3.5 Hockey IQ: 3.5 Competitiveness: 3.75
Arabelle Weiss (Waterloo Ravens U15AA, F, 2029) Weiss is an aggressive and effective penalty killer who angles well through the neutral zone and consistently takes away passing lanes with her stick and body positioning. She is a taller forward who uses her size effectively while maintaining strong footwork and staying engaged around the puck. Weiss is a reliable two-way player who competes hard on the backcheck and consistently strips opponents of possession. Her edge work stands out, allowing her to use tight turns and agility to create deception with the puck. She stays composed under pressure, works through defenders, and consistently looks for teammates to create offense. Weiss also owns a strong shot and is an effective one-timer while displaying strong hockey sense in all situations. Skating: 4 Passing: 3.75 Shooting: 4 Puck Handling: 4 Defense: 3.75 Size / Strength: 4.25 Hockey IQ: 4 Competitiveness: 4