Junior Devilettes 20-21, Competitive Teams, Int AA (London Devilettes)

The coaching staff of the London Devilettes Junior Hockey Team is excited to announce the roster for the 2021-2022 season.  Read More

Emma has always been a Devilette from Atom to 3 years as a Junior, a PWHL Championship and OWHA Provincial Gold Medallist in 2019.  Emma has proudly worn the “C” embraced her leadership role. Emma is a straight A student, winning numerous academic and athletic awards. She has attended many OWHA camps, including Team OWHA Canada in 2019 and travelling to Japan, playing in the Ontario Summer Games, and earning a spot-on Team Canada Women’s U18 Camp roster. Emma will be continuing her studies at the College of the Holy Cross in Massachusetts while continuing to play the sport she loves.  

Congratulations Emma!  

Since donning skates at 2½ years old Adie has had a passion for hockey.  That, coupled with her never quit attitude has brought her to where she is today.  A tenacious right winger, her speed, quickness, and offensive instincts have been an asset to every team on which she has played.  Her speed translates to off ice activities as well, excelling at track, cross country, and soccer.   This is her second season with the London Junior Devilettes.  In her first season with the team, and only season against competition, she led the team in both goals and scoring.  She will continue her hockey career while studying Kinesiology at Western University where they eagerly await her arrival. 

Congratulations Adie!

Emma is a Pee Wee Silver Stick champion, a U-16 Ontario Summer Games bronze medallist, a member of the OWHA/Team Canada team invited to Japan in 2019, member of the U-18 Team Ontario Blue at the 2019 National championships, and a Team Canada camp invitee. Her proudest moments came as an OWHA gold medalist and PWHA Final Four champion with the Junior Devilettes.

Emma will be graduating from London South Collegiate Institute this spring where she has been recognized as an honour student and top athlete each year. Her next adventure is taking her to Yale University to play NCAA Division I hockey and work towards a career in law or business.

Congratulations Emma!

Marisa started playing minor hockey with the boys 10 years ago in her hometown of Ingersoll ON where she fell in in love with the game and continued to improve her skills. She started girl’s hockey playing for the Woodstock Wildcats where she was awarded with the role of team captain leading her Bantam team to a provincial bronze and a Lower Lakes gold. This is Marisa’s 2nd year playing for the Jr. Devillettes, after 2 years of AA hockey. Marisa has recently committed to playing for the Laurentian Voyageurs Women's Hockey team in Sudbury ON where she will be pursuing the Sport and Physical Education Concurrent Program.

Congratulations Marisa!