FIRST JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM SELECTION CAMP TO BE HELD IN CHESTERMERE
Chestermere, AB– Thirty-four of Canada’s top ringette athletes will descend on Chestermere, AB, from May 14-19, 2025. These athletes are vying for a spot on Ringette Canada’s Junior National Team, which will compete at the World Ringette Championships in Lahti, Finland, in November.
“We’re bringing together the best U21 athletes from across the nation at this first selection camp, where they’ll give their all in hopes of securing a spot on Team Canada,” said Shelley Coolidge, Ringette Canada’s Sport Director. “We have a wealth of talented athletes in Canada, and we look forward to working with this group to find our Junior National Team and prepare to compete in Finland.”
During the camp, there will be a series of intersquad games, which we encourage the local public to attend. All games will be held at Chestermere Regional Community Association (times subject to change).
Saturday, May 17 – 4:00-6:00 PM MT
Sunday, May 18 – 4:00-6:00 PM MT
Following this selection camp, athletes invited to the July selection camp will be announced.
The athletes selected to attend May camp are as follows:
| Name / Nom | Hometown / Ville d’origne | 2024-25 Team / Equipe 2024-25 | ||||||||
| Mya Althen | Calgary | AB | Calgary Bold | |||||||
| Ashley Anderson | Calgary | AB | Calgary RATH (NRL) | |||||||
| Charlotte Anderson | Ajax | ON | Ajax Pickering Power | |||||||
| Kaylee Armstrong | Calgary | AB | Calgary RATH (NRL) | |||||||
| Isabelle Beech | Port Coquitlam | BC | BC Thunder (NRL) | |||||||
| Kélyane Boucher | Saint-Narcisse-de-Beaurivage | QC | Cyclones de Québec | |||||||
| Talisa Cowley | Langdon | AB | Zone 2 Blaze | |||||||
| Sophie Daigle | Dieppe | NB | Atlantic Attack (NRL) | |||||||
| Megan Davis | Ottawa | ON | Eastern Ontario Force | |||||||
| Marissa Dyck | Calgary | AB | BC Thunder (NRL) | |||||||
| Madison Fitzpatrick | Calgary | AB | Zone 2 Blaze | |||||||
| Morgan Forrest | Ottawa | ON | Eastern Ontario Charge | |||||||
| Tessa Galandy | Strathmore | AB | Zone 2 Blaze | |||||||
| Julia Harvie | Surrey | BC | Calgary Bold | |||||||
| Addison Herbert | Edmonton | AB | St. Albert Mission | |||||||
| Olivia Hwang | St. Albert | AB | St. Albert Mission | |||||||
| Alexis Kohuch | Oakbank | MB | Manitoba Herd (NRL) | |||||||
| Kailee Leskiw | Stittsville | ON | Eastern Ontario Charge | |||||||
| Claire Lodge | Whitby | ON | Cambridge Turbos (NRL) | |||||||
| Aeva Lott | Red Deer | AB | Zone 2 Blaze | |||||||
| Jenna Martin | Whitby | ON | Ajax Pickering Power | |||||||
| Leah Mombourquette | Stillwater Lake | NS | Team Nova Scotia | |||||||
| Noemie Morin | Dieppe | NB | Team New Brunswick | |||||||
| Zoe Nagy | Boucherville | QC | Rive-Sud | |||||||
| Reese Peacock | Bowmanville | ON | Cambridge Turbos (NRL) | |||||||
| Alyssa Perreault | Ottawa | ON | Eastern Ontario Charge | |||||||
| Dylan Pighin | Water Valley | AB | Zone 2 Blaze | |||||||
| Madison Rice | Airdrie | AB | Zone 2 Blaze | |||||||
| Sydney Richardson | Burlington | ON | Burlington Blast | |||||||
| Sydnie Rock | Calgary | AB | Calgary RATH (NRL) | |||||||
| Lauren Schoenhofen | Regina | SK | Saskatchewan Heat (NRL) | |||||||
| Mia Tanguay | Sainte-Claire | QC | Cyclones de Québec | |||||||
| Kamryn Waples | St. Albert | AB | St. Albert Mission | |||||||
| Ava Will | Calgary | AB | Calgary Bold | |||||||
Andrea Ferguson (Winnipeg, MB) leads the Junior National Team as head coach, and is joined by assistant coaches Keely Brown (Edmonton, AB), Colleen Hagan (Ottawa, ON), and Donnell Schoenhofen (Regina, SK). Melinda Krulicki (Red Deer, AB) is the team’s athletic therapist, Brooke Simard (Calgary, AB) is the team’s Strength and Conditioning Coach, Casey Turner (Ottawa, ON) is the team’s Mental Performance Coach, and Jocelyn Macleod (Winnipeg, MB) is the Team Manager.
About Ringette Canada
Ringette Canada is the national body that oversees ringette in Canada. Ringette is a Canadian sport that was invented in 1963 in North Bay, Ontario by Sam Jacks. There are currently over 30,000 players on nearly 2,000 teams across Canada, with over 1,500 officials and nearly 8000 coaches. Internationally, it is played in more than half a dozen countries worldwide. Ringette has been designated a Heritage Sport by Sport Canada and as part of the Sport for Life movement, ringette is well advanced at adapting Sport Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development model. Learn more at www.ringette.ca.
For more information:
Jenni Lloyd
Communications, Engagement, and Marketing Director
Ringette Canada
jenni@ringette.ca