Whitby Girls Hockey Association

The Whitby Girls Hockey Association (WGHA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Howes to the 2026–2027 High Performance Program (HPP) coaching staff as U15AA Head Coach.

The Whitby Wolves are incredibly proud to celebrate Kali Maechtel for her outstanding achievement representing Canada on the world stage and returning home with a silver medal. Wearing the maple leaf with pride, Kali showcased her talent, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the competition, competing against the best from around the globe.

After devoting many years of coaching with Whitby Girls Hockey, Steve Donegan has decided not to return as Head Coach for the 2026-27 season.  The association sincerely thanks Steve for all his time and efforts over the past 14 years and wish him well in his future endeavours.

The U13AA Wolves delivered a championship performance at the Montreal Canada Cup Tournament, finishing the weekend undefeated and bringing home the gold medal in impressive fashion. From the opening game to the final buzzer, the Wolves demonstrated skill, discipline, and teamwork, setting the tone early and maintaining their momentum throughout the tournament. Each game showcased the team’s depth and determination as they battled through strong competition without suffering a single loss.

The U9B Wolves delivered an unforgettable performance at the Collingwood Thundersnow Tournament, capturing the championship in what was a milestone weekend for the team. Competing in their first-ever full ice tournament, the Wolves rose to the challenge, going undefeated throughout the entire weekend. The tournament featured several tight, back-and-forth games that tested the team’s resilience, teamwork, and determination. One standout performance included a shutout victory by the Wolves’ goaltender, highlighting the team’s strong defensive play and commitment in their own zone.