They’re not done yet - keep reading to see what sets this squad apart and what's next for them!
Hockey isn’t just a game. It’s a test of heart, of resilience, of the unbreakable bond between teammates who refuse to let each other down. And this team? They didn’t just pass that test—they redefined it.
From the moment the season began, they knew it wouldn’t be easy. The hits were harder. The pace was faster. The stakes were higher. But they embraced every challenge, stood together, and played for something bigger than themselves. Their opponents knew they weren’t just another team on the schedule. They were a tough team you never wanted to face. Hard-nosed, fearless, and relentless on every shift. They didn’t take shortcuts. They didn’t make excuses. They simply outworked everyone in their path. And when the pressure was at its peak? They rose.
The OMHA Red Hat Championship was their proving ground. They opened with a statement win, 5-2 over North Shore, announcing to the tournament that they were here for one reason—to win. A tough loss against Halton could have shaken them. It didn’t. They came back stronger, burying Niagara 7-2, reminding everyone what they were capable of. Then came Quinte—a gritty battle against a team just as desperate to survive. But champions find a way, a 2-0 victory. A ticket to the finals. One game. One shot to win that revered Red Hat. They didn’t just take the ice for themselves—they took it for every practice, every bruise, every swollen ankle, every welt from a slash or a blocked shot, every adult who left work early to get them on the ice, every long drive, every coach and member of the bench staff, every early morning or late night and every sacrifice along the way. And when the puck dropped, they dominated. A 5-1 championship win over Hamilton. A legacy cemented.
But here’s the thing about champions—they don’t stop at one trophy. The OHL Cup awaits. The biggest stage of their young careers. A chance to prove that this was never just a great team—it was a special one. They’ve fought too hard, sacrificed too much, and come too far to stop now. April 17-19. The OHL Cup. Get ready to remember their names!
Congratulations to the players, coaches, bench staff and parents/guardians of the U14 team, Go Wolves!