About Us
ABOUT US
Welcome to the Ottawa 67’s AA, a leading female hockey development program dedicated to empowering young athletes and helping them achieve their fullest potential at every stage of their journey. Our mission is simple yet profound: we aim to cultivate not only exceptional hockey skills in our players but also their character, teamwork, and personal growth. We believe that every athlete deserves a safe and nurturing environment where they can have an enjoyable and unforgettable experience while competing within our program.
Under the guidance of our General Manager, Shannon Donnelly, the Ottawa Jr. 67's organization is witnessing remarkable growth. We aspire to be the premier destination for players looking for a well-rounded hockey experience that emphasizes both competitive excellence and personal development. Our commitment to strategic management ensures our athletes are prepared to excel both on and off the ice.
We take pride in our proven track record of helping players transition to elite collegiate programs in the NCAA and U SPORTS. The Ottawa 67’s AA program offers a pathway through our competitive levels: U15AA, U18AA, and U22AA, specifically designed to recruit and nurture girls aspiring to become elite players throughout their minor hockey careers. Our focus extends beyond immediate success, aiming to equip athletes for their hockey futures at the university level in both Canada and the U.S.
Our program is tailored to offer a comprehensive personal and hockey development experience. It encompasses post-secondary education, schooling, and recruitment opportunities, alongside structured on-ice and off-ice training. U15 AA players also have a unique opportunity to engage in U18AA and U22AA practices and games. As they advance to U18AA, they further enhance their skills through intensified training and competitive experiences. Since its launch in the 2015-2016 season, our U22AA team has thrived in the Ontario Women’s Hockey League (OWHL) U22 Elite, competing against the best U22 junior teams in Ontario. This year-round program includes an off-season development plan that smoothly transitions into a regular-season framework, ensuring that every athlete receives thorough support throughout their journey.
