2010-11 National Women's Team

OUELLETTE TEACHES AND LEARNS WHILE IN AFRICA WITH RIGHT TO PLAY

Long-time National Women’s Team member Caroline Ouellette is currently in Bénin, Africa working with non-profit group Right to Play, and wants to share what she learns while working with underprivileged children with you. Learn how to follow Ouellette on her incredible adventure here. » more

HOCKEY CANADA SENDS SYMPATHIES 
TO FAMILY OF MANDI SCHWARTZ

Hockey Canada's staff members, players and alumni express their deepest sympathies to the Schwartz family of Wilcox, Sask., who have lost 23-year-old Mandi, a forward for Yale University, to her hard-fought battle against leukemia. » more

BOTTERILL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM

After 14 seasons, three Olympic gold medals and five world titles, Jennifer Botterill has announced her retirement from Canada's National Women's Team. She ends her career as the fifth-leading scorer in Canadian women's history. » more

CANADIAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE
CALLS DAVIDSON TO THE HALL

The Canadian Olympic Committee has named Hockey Canada head scout and two-time Olympic gold medal-winning head coach Melody Davidson one of five of this year's inductees to its Hall of Fame, with a ceremony set for spring. » more

DAVIDSON STILL ONE OF MOST INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN SPORT

Head scout of women's national team programs Melody Davidson has been named to the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity's most influential women list for a fifth straight year. » more

OUELLETTE'S MONTREAL STARS
TO HOST BREAST CANCER EVENT

Caroline Ouellette takes to the ice with the Montreal Stars this Saturday against the Boston Blades in a battle for CWHL bragging rights, and for a special breast cancer awareness fundraiser. » more