The Waterloo Girls Minor Hockey Association is excited to announce that it will be offering each year the opportunity to apply for 2 awards in the amount of $1,000.00 each for graduating high school students who are attending post secondary school.
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Please Note These awards are only offered once each year. Watch this site for more info on when you can apply.

2009 Winners!

Erin Stephenson (Left) Robert Hennig (Middle) & Sarah Wolfe (Right)

Player Bios

Erin Stephenson

Erin started with the Ravens in our first season.  She showed up to the first practice with mismatched hockey equipment collected from various friends, family members and neighbours.  From the first time she hit the ice she was “hooked”.  Erin continued to play in our house league right up to this year where she played on our Midget Houseleague Team #3.

Erin is an active in many varsity sports at Waterloo Collegiate Institute including track and field, field hockey, and swimming.  She also participated in the 24 hour Relay for Life and the 24 hour Fast for Freedom.

Erin feels that hockey taught her about success and failure in life.  It helped her to learn how to manage her time and taught her how to interact well with many different personalities.

In the words of one of her coaches, “Every time Erin went out on the ice-even though she wasn’t the best player, she always worked hard and gave her all.  I am glad to have had the opportunity to coach this outstanding young woman” (Ron Daum)

In the Fall, Erin will be attending the University of Guelph and she will be enrolled in Honours Major Bio-Medical Science Program. 

On behalf of the scholarship committee, I am happy to award Erin with one of our Ravens Scholarships.

Sarah Wolfe

Sarah has been with the Ravens since 2002.  Her first year with the Ravens she played peewee houseleague.  Following her first year, Sarah moved to our Rep program and continue to play there including this year as she was a member of the Midget AA team.

Sarah has been an active member of the Ravens organization, volunteering at our Fall Challenge Cup Tournament.  Sarah’s love of the game also includes teaching fundamental hockey skills to younger players.

Sarah is also an active member of her school community.  She has been a member of the cross-country team, girls hockey team, track and field,  and badminton.  She was an active member of the athletic council, a student mentor, member of the band, tech crew member and has helped coach special Olympic track and field.  She initiated a breakfast program at Cameron Heights.  She along with another student organized a charitable duathalon  therapeutic horseback riding program within Kidsability..

In the words of Sarah’s coach from this season (Chris Woodcroft); “Sarah is a high level athlete who possesses the skills, attitude and work ethic that all coaches encourage in their athletes.  Sarah is a quality person and possesses the characteristics that as coaches we want to instill in all our athletes.  Sarah was unanimously chosen by both her peers and her coaches to be captain of her hockey team”

In the Fall Sarah will be attending the University of Waterloo enrolled in International Development.  Sarah will also be playing hockey for the University of Waterloo

On behalf of the scholarship committee, I am happy to award Sarah with one of our Raven’s Scholarship.