HOCKEY CANADA
Demi Lazarou scored a hat trick, Jamie Sanford made 35 saves and the North York Storm defeated the hosts Lloydminster Steelers to win bronze at the 2025 Esso Cup.
Seven different players scored as the Edmonton Jr. Oilers defeated the Saskatoon Stars to win gold at the 2025 Esso Cup.
Hockey and her Steelers teammates have given Peyton Walker strength, support and inspiration as she battles cancer.
The reigning bronze medallists are back for a ninth appearance with the goal to win their first national championship.
The West Region champions are back for a fifth appearance at the Esso Cup and are eager for a first national title.
The Ontario champions settled for silver a year ago at the Esso Cup, but their sights are set on gold in Lloydminster.
After missing out on back-to-back Quebec titles last year, the Étoiles are ready for their third Esso Cup appearance.
The Atlantic champions dominated this season and are ready to rep the East Coast at the Esso Cup for the first time.
The host Steelers are ready to welcome the five best U18 club teams from across the country to the Border City.
Edmonton, Eastern, Laurentides-Lanaudière, North York and Saskatoon will join host Lloydminster to compete for a national title.
Twenty-eight officials – 14 referees and 14 linespersons – have been selected for the 2025 Esso Cup and 2025 TELUS Cup.
Check out the format and learn about the 16-year history of Canada’s U18 Women’s National Club Championship.
Lloydminster will play host to the 15th edition of Canada’s Women’s U18 National Club Championship next spring.
