Saturday, April 15, 2023 | Vollmer Complex, LaSalle
The Sun Parlour Female Hockey Association is partnering with Play For A Cure to offer this unique experience for our female hockey players to be instructed by our region’s best female coaches and some of the World’s best players.
* Divisions may be re-evaluated once players register
Each Girl receives:
All proceeds from this event will go towards Play For A Cure.
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MEET YOUR SKILLS COACHES
Meghan Agosta
Meghan Agosta, from Ruthven Ontario, has been a member of the Canadian Women’s National Hockey Team since 2004. She has played in four Olympic Winter Games, winning gold in Turin 2006, Vancouver 2010, and Sochi 2014, and recently won a silver medal in Pyeongchang, South Korea. With nine goals and six assists, she was the top scorer at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games and was voted Most Valuable Player and Best Forward as well as being named to the Media All-Star Team.
Agosta has also been a part of eight World Championship teams, winning gold in 2007 and 2012 to go with silver medals.
Megan Bozek
Megan is an American hockey player who has played with the US National team, KRS Vanke Rays, Markham Thunder, Buffalo Beauts, and college for the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Megan has 2 Olympic Silver medals, 4 World Championships, 2 Silver World Championships a U18 World Championships gold medal, and 2 College National Championships.
Laura Fortino
Laura Fortino has been wearing the maple leaf in international competitions since 2008. That year she won the first of two straight silver medals at the IIHF U-18 Women’s World Championships. After several appearances with the national under-22 team, Fortino debut with the National Women’s Team in 2011, which included a silver medal at the Four Nations Cup. She would make her world championship debut in 2012 as part of the gold medal-winning squad and returned to win world championship silver in 2013.
She made her Olympic debut at Sochi 2014, where she assisted on Marie-Philip Poulin’s overtime winner that gave Canada its fourth straight gold medal in women’s hockey. She then helped Canada win three straight silver medals at the world championships in 2015, 2016 and 2017 before winning Olympic silver at PyeongChang 2018. She was Canada’s top-scoring defenceman at the 2016 Worlds with one goal and two assists.
Lindsay Eastwood
Lindsay is a skilled offensive defender with elite hockey instincts. She sticks out on the ice – Lindsay is the tallest player on the Toronto Six, the Premier Hockey Federation team she has starred on for the past two seasons. In fact, Lindsay scored the first goal in team history. Her play hasn’t gone unnoticed, either; she was named a PHF All-Star this season.
Before joining the Six, Lindsay was a three-time Captain of the Syracuse University Women’s Hockey Team. She broke the team’s scoring record for a defender in her final year with the orange.
Kim Gallagher
Kim is a Filipino-American hockey coach/player who is the USA Hockey Associate-Coach-in-Chief for the state of Michigan, USAH Coach Developer, and is a coach at the USAH National Player Development Camps. During her playing career, she was drafted to the Markham Thunder and is an alumna of the Shattuck-St. Mary’s School in Faribault, MN. Kim runs a nonprofit organization in Detroit to help grow the game in underserved communities.
Carrie Sekela
Carrie Sekela has over 25 years of experience coaching every level of hockey player from beginner to elite. Prior to her university career, she won a national championship with U18 Team Ontario. She was a two-sport NCAA athlete at Dartmouth College where she captained the ice hockey team to an ECAC and Ivy League Championship. Living in New England after graduation she ran several teams and individual hockey skills clinics while also coaching at the High School level and earning her Master’s in Education from Harvard University. Returning to Canada she coached the OUA University of Windsor Lancers, before returning to the classroom and coaching at the minor league level. Carrie is currently the on-ice skills coach for the U18AA wildcats.
Stephanie White
Stephanie has an extensive background in coaching women’s hockey for over 20 years, which includes experience at the international level with Hockey Canada. She has represented the red and white on numerous occasions and has captured both a gold and silver medal at the IIHF World Championships.
She also currently sits on the OUA women in sport committee, and the U SPORTS STSC women’s hockey committee, while also serving as the chair of the Hockey Canada female policy committee and the Chair of the Board of BC Hockey.
Stephanie is currently the Director of Athletics at the University of Windsor.
Deanna Iwanicka
Deanna is the current coach of the University of Windsor Lancer women’s team. Previously, she led the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) women’s hockey program where she was widely regarded as one of the top collegiate women’s hockey coaches in Western Canada. As a player, the Alberta native won a U SPORTS National Championship and two Canada West titles with the University of Alberta Pandas women’s hockey program.
Amy Maitre
Amy, who played five years from 16’ – 22’ with the University of Windsor Lancers is currently on the Lancer staff and player development coach and trainer at Prospects Athletics.
Ashley Maitre
Ashley was the Captain of the University of Windsor Women’s hockey team playing defence and she is currently the assistant coach of the Lakeshore Lightning U18 AA women’s team.
Cait Stiles
Cait is a Windsor, ON native and alumni of Sun Parlour Female Hockey where she played 10 years of travel hockey.
She has 8 years of Goaltending Coaching experience at various levels in both boy’s and girl’s hockey. She is the current Goaltending Coach for the University of Windsor Lancers Women’s Hockey Team and a Goaltending Coach and Manager at Prospects Athletics in Lakeshore, ON.
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