Representative (Whitby Girls Hockey Association)

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About the Whitby Wolves Competitive (REP) Program

“For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is the pack.”

Mission Statement:
To provide opportunities for higher calibre female players to learn and improve in a positive and fun environment that challenges them according to proper age-level considerations as defined by Hockey Canada’s Long Term Player Development model.

What is the Competitive Program?

It provides access to trained coaches and team access to a full range of developmental programs to allow the teams and players to maximize their development.

The Competitive Program includes:

Trained and mentored coaches

An active coach mentorship and coach education program, directed and delivered by the WGHA Technical Coordinator, that includes on and off-ice instruction and guidance

Technical and tactical curricula shaped to the needs of each age level

Guest coach observation initiatives with our HPP teams

Access for coaches to a plethora of resources, including software, practice and segment planning templates, skills videos, presentations, and much more to assist in developing players to their highest potential

Access to skills, skating, and goaltending development for the players from carefully selected private instructors

Access to mental performance and physical training programs to improve the development and experience of the players

New year, same winning vibes for the U15B team!

Congratulations to our U18BB team! You worked hard, played the top teams in Ontario and won silver! Great job Wolves!

The U15B team made their home fans proud this weekend by clinching gold at the Whitby Tournament of Heroes! From the opening whistle, the team set the tone with impressive team play in the round robin, scoring an impressive 31 goals.

The U15B team headed North this weekend to participate in the 25th Annual North Bay Jr Lakers Hockey Tournament. Our Wolves rose to the challenge by playing up a division, taking on tougher competition at the U15BB level. The round robin games were filled with intensity from start to finish, as the teams traded goals and defensive stops!

We are proud of our team for not only showcasing their skills on the ice, but also for their efforts in support of cancer research. We kicked off our home opener with the North Halton Twisters determined to "Pink the Rink" to raise funds and awareness for cancer.

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