Caroline ouellette girls hockey celebration

17 to 20 december 2026

Montréal, QC

We offer each player & team

  • Tournament in divisions U9, U-12-AA, U12-A, U12-B, U13-AAA, U15-A and U15-B.
  • Guaranteed Games:
    • U9: 4 games
    • U12 – U13 – U15: 3 games in preliminary round
    • Semi-finals & Final
  • Autograph and picture sessions with our Olympians, National Team members and professional players.
  • On-ice development session for our U12 and U13 goaltenders.

U13-AAA ALL STAR GAME & QUEBEC ETOILES DEVELOPMENT CAMP

The top players from the U13-AAA division will be selected to participate in the All-Star Game held Sunday at the Celebration. In collaboration with Hockey Quebec, we are creating a Quebec Etoiles Development Camp where the athletes selected for the All-Star Game will have the opportunity to attend seminars, on-ice and off-ice sessions to further their personal development. Save the Dates: The Camp will be held on May 29-30, 2027. This event provides crucial visibility for U13 players seeking potential future invitations to Team Quebec’s programs. To be eligible, players must compete in the U13-AAA division at the Celebration and play in Québec this season in the U13-AAA LHEQ division or elite mixed teams.

our Olympians

Olympians Caroline Ouellette, Kim St-Pierre, Julie Chu, Marie-Philip Poulin, Laura Stacey, Ann-Renee Desbiens, France St-Louis, Catherine Ward, Charline Labonté, Lauriane Rougeau, Mélodie Daoust and Erin Ambrose have been part of the Celebration in our previous editions.

Cancellation Policy

Registration fees are based on expenses such as ice rental, equipment fees and officiating. There will be no refund for team registrations. For individual players, an administrative charge of 50$ will be assessed against all refunds.

our Mission

Founded in 2014, the Caroline Ouellette Girls Hockey Celebration is a not-for-profit organization.

Our mission is to inspire young girls ages 4 to 15 to play hockey while providing them with the opportunity to meet successful role models both in hockey and academics. We connect Olympic athletes and National team players with the next generation of young players with big dreams.

We accomplish our mission by creating a supportive environment for the development and growth of players, officials, and coaches, starting at the initiation level in the sport of hockey.

Eligibility

We accept team registrations as well as individual player registration.
With our individual player registrations, we will place players in the appropriate division based on their current level. We will form teams and assign coaches to each team. Please make sure to carefully read the details pertaining to each division. Players must be registered with Hockey Canada HCR to take part in the Celebration. Please note that the Celebration can register a participant for this event including for example, a ringette player or a player that is not registered in hockey this season. To learn more about the process, write us by clicking here

The Celebration is

  • The largest girls hockey tournament in Quebec for players ages 4 to 15.
  • We welcome teams and individual players to register.
  • Autograph and picture sessions with our Olympians, National team members and professional players.
  • Since 2023, our U12 to U15 final games and our U13-AAA All Star Game have been played at the Bell Center in partnership with the Montreal Canadiens.
  • One-ice development session for the U12 and U13 goaltenders with experienced goalie coaches.
  • The U13-AAA All-Star Game including the best players from that division.
  • Players selected for the U13-AAA All Star Game will take part in the Quebec Etoiles Development Camp in May 2027.
  • The BFL Canada Player to Coach program empowers Cegep and University athletes to experience coaching in our U13-AAA division under the mentorship of experienced coaches. Coaching certification offered.
  • Initiation to Refereeing program which offers the opportunity to young women to experience officiating at the Celebration. Includes equipment.
  • The Tim Hortons U7 Festival offered at no cost.
  • CCM Get in the Game: A free initiation to hockey session including full hockey equipment rental.
  • Special events like a 3v3 showcase & the Etoiles Alumni All-Star Game.

IMPORTANT - QUEBEC HAS DIFFERENT FEMALE HOCKEY DIVISIONS THAN THE REST OF CANADA.

Hockey Quebec has made the following changes to its divisions in female hockey:
- Creation of a new U12 Division.
- Only the U13-AAA division will remain in that age group.
- Divisions at the Celebration this year will be: U7 - U9 - U12 - U13-AAA - U15

Click here for the breakdown of the equivalence for teams out of the Quebec Province and Gatineau area.

OUR DIVISIONS

U9

4 games guaranteed

Participation Medal & Prizes

U12-AA
U12-A
U12-B

3 games guaranteed

Semi-finals for the 4 best teams

1 final for the two best teams

1 on-ice goalie development session for the goaltenders

U13 AAA

Individual player registration only

3 games minimum guaranteed

Semi-finals for the 4 best teams

1 final for the two best teams

1 on-ice goalie development session for the goaltenders

All Star game to showcase the best players from the U13-AAA division

Participation in the U13-AAA Quebec Etoiles Development Camp

U15-A
U15-B

3 games guaranteed

Semi-finals for the 4 best teams

1 final for the two best teams

OUR FREE PROGRAMS

CCM GET IN THE GAME

Free initiation to hockey session

Offered to girls ages 4 to 15 who want to discover the sport of hockey under the leadership of experienced female coaches.

Includes hockey jersey and participation prizes

TIM HORTONS U7 FESTIVAL

We welcome U7 teams and U7 individual players to register to take part in a game at the Celebration.

Includes hockey jersey and participation prizes

The celebration in numbers

Annually, the Célébration hosts:

Players

Teams

players for CCM Get in the Game

OLYMPIANS AND professional PLAYERS

Testimonials

Today you presented a Player of the Game award to Toby, and I think it was the proudest moment in her life. She is so inspired by you and your teammates, and I think for the first time, she feels lucky to be a girl in hockey and no longer jealous of the boys with NHL dreams.
Joanne Kay

Mother of a participant

I would like to thank you and the many people who helped organize the Celebration hockey weekend. It was a fantastic experience.
Suzie Tepperman

Mother of a participant