Women's Senior AAA Hockey Team

Welcome to the homepage of the Mississauga Chiefs Senior AAA women's hockey team. See this Mississauga News article for a preview of this year's team. The Mississauga Chiefs have competed in the Central Ontario Women's Hockey League (COWHL) since the 1993-94 season. The teams competing in the COWHL this season are:

• Western Division
  • Mississauga Chiefs, Mississauga, Ontario
  • Brampton Thunder, Brampton, Ontario
  • Beatrice Aeros, North York, Ontario
  • Scarborough Sting, Scarborough, Ontario
• Eastern Division
  • NCCP Raiders, Ottawa, Ontario
  • Jofa Titan, Montreal, Quebec
  • Le Mistral, Montreal, Quebec
  • Wingstar Bonaventure, Montreal, Quebec

The Mississauga Chiefs Senior AAA women's hockey team represents the highest level of female hockey in Canada. Eight players from the COWHL represented Canada at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. Many COWHL players have represented Team Canada, Team USA, Team Switzerland, and Team Finland at past World Championships. The Chiefs were provincial champions in 1994, representing Ontario at the Canadian National Championship, and hope to do the same again this year!

The Chiefs are a member of the Mississauga Girls' Hockey League (MGHL), and in addition to serving as role models for younger players, the members of the Chiefs actively assist in their hockey development as part of a community outreach program.

This season, the Chiefs' home games will be played on Tuesday nights, from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., at Iceland Arena on Matheson Blvd., just east of Kennedy Road in Mississauga. They will also play a few Saturday night home games against teams from out of town. These games will take place from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., at the Hershey Centre, which is just across the road from the Iceland Arena.

The team consists of 20 players, three coaches, two trainers, and six off-ice staff. All players and team staff volunteer their time. None receive any remuneration. The team will play approximately 60 games, 20 of which are COWHL home games. Each senior AAA game takes two hours to complete, including the floods between each period. The before and during game program consists of NHL-style music, the national anthem, 50-50 draws, and special theme nights. Several games are broadcast on Rogers Cable TV.

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