The Provincial Championships is the largest OWHA event of the season, lets take a look at how big the tournament really is! #owhaprovincials

Following their 4-0 shutout of Honeybaked earlier today, the Ottawa Lady Sens blanked the Philadelphia Jr Flyers by the same 4-0 score. Wojtyk, Martineau, Glynn x2 were your goal scorers, with Cameron Garcia getting the shutout. The Sens face Detroit tomorrow in the semis.

OWHL news: Mallea McMullin, one of my players to watch this season, has committed to Clarkson Womens Hockey. The Nepean Wildcats forward finished as the team’s leading scorer (12 points) at last weekend’s University Showcase. Will undoubtedly become a fan favourite.

Final (OWHL): Ottawa 1, London 2 (OT) The Jr Sens lose a heartbreaker, as Grace Gow scored on the power play in the extra frame to win it for London. Cameron Garcia made 26 saves (.930 SV%) in the loss. Ottawa remains without a win through four games of the season.

Final (OWHL): Ottawa 3, Windsor 0 The Jr Sens have their first win of the season thanks to goals from Lexie Hatoum (x2) and Chloë Martineau. Keara Kiley finished with two assists, while starter Ivy Nellis made 20 saves for the shutout.

If you’re in Ottawa and looking for a junior women’s hockey game to check out, head on over to the Tony Graham Rec Complex. The Ottawa Jr Sens take on the Bluewater Hawks for their Breast Cancer Awareness day. You can make signs, there are bracelets available, a 50/50, and more.

The U22 Elite league returned to action for the first games of 2026. Let’s check on Ottawa: 67s: 1-2 • top performer: (F) Maude McCarthy (1g, 1a) Nepean: 2-1 • top performer: (F) Kylie Hollingsworth (2g, 2a) Sens: 0-2 • top performer: (G) Cameron Garcia (.950 SV%, 39 saves)

Ottawa’s very own, and Nepean Wildcats teammates Kate Viel and Avery Jones start the pre tournament on the top defensive pairing. Maggie Hughson and Jaylee MacKinnon, both also teammates with Nepean, start on the fourth line alongside Etobicoke’s Adrianna Milani.

Kyle Cameron gets the tip in front of the Hawkesbury net as the @renfrewwolves grab the first of the night!

The ECAC announced its All-Rookie Team today: F 🇨🇦 Brooke Mulvihill (St. Lawrence) F 🇺🇸 Morgan McGathey (Harvard) F 🇨🇦 Sara Manness (Clarkson) D 🇨🇦 Kate Manness (Clarkson) D 🇺🇸 Molly Boyle (Yale) G 🇺🇸 Samson Frey (Yale)

Incredible exciting news for the Ottawa Senators Women’s Hockey Club: The Senators Foundation has donated $5,000 to their “One Game. All Belong” fundraiser to help bring 100 indigenous girls to the Ottawa Charge “Unity Game” tomorrow.

Grace Outwater spent her junior career here in Ottawa, playing for both the Nepean Wildcats and the Ottawa Senators Women's Hockey Club

Grace Outwater started on outdoor rinks, and now she's one of the most exciting forwards in college hockey. On Episode 113, she talks about the coaches who believed in her, how she stays locked in, and the impact of the PWHL. Available now: rinksiderundown.ca

3️⃣1️⃣ points in AHA play. GO is your 𝐀𝐇𝐀 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐨𝐧 😤 #WeAre #HockeyValley

18TH NATIONAL MEN’S BASKETBALL TITLE FOR THE RAVENS 18E TITRE NATIONAL DE BASKETBALL MASCULIN POUR LES Carleton Ravens

The Ottawa Senators Women’s Hockey Club beat the North York Storm 6-2 to go unbeaten this weekend. Two goals each from Lexie Hatoum and Chloë Martineau, and 29 saves from starter Cameron Garcia. Their playoffs start March 14th vs Mississauga.

The most dominant program in Canada 🇨🇦🏆🏀. Carleton Ravens earned their 18th U SPORTS National Championship - the most in Canadian university basketball history. #champions #basketball #varsity

Some morning-after thoughts on last night, as goaltending from an unexpected source stole the show. My latest for The Hockey News #SensNation thehockeynews.com/nhl/ottawa-sen…

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