Girls’ Hockey United is a special weekend that brings together hundreds of girls and young women from across the province in celebration of the tremendous growth and development of female hockey. The weekend features a variety of exhibition/showcase games, skills camps and development clinics, and marks the largest annual girls hockey event hosted in Manitoba, and one of the largest in Canada. All told almost 100 hours of girls hockey at all ages and skill levels will take place!
The program is also a movement created by Hockey Manitoba designed to promote the sport of hockey to young girls and women, and celebrate the growth and continuing opportunities for girls to get into our great game! Currently, Hockey Manitoba is proud to have over 5,000 girls registered in the province.
Girls Under-15 AAA Showcase 2
December 12 - 14, 2025
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This is a high performance female program open to Under-15 girls teams (ages 13-14) from AA and AAA leagues in the province.
The Girls Under-15 AAA Showcase 2 provides a setting for high performance teams to play each other while exhibiting the skill present in our female athletes in Manitoba. 14 teams from across the province will compete in this year's event.
The third Girls' Hockey United Skills Day will take place at Enns Brothers Arena in Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba, on Monday, February 16th, 2026. Please note that registration for the Goaltending session will be through Activity Messenger.
There will be 5 sessions hosted that day for athletes aged U7-U13:
U13 – 8:45 AM
U11 – 10:15 AM
U11/U13 Goaltending – 11:45 AM
U9 – 1:15 PM
U7 – 2:45 PM
Each session will be 75 minutes long, led by on-ice instructors from the Brandon area!
Please note that an athlete can only attend ONE session. If we notice an athlete is signed up for more than one session, parents/guardians will be contacted, and the athlete will be removed from any additional sessions.
There is a maximum capacity of 30 participants per session. There will be waitlist for each session, should a session reach capacity. If a spot becomes available in one of the sessions, participants on the waitlist will be contacted by a Hockey Manitoba Representative.
The second skills day will take place at Scotiabank Hockey For All Centre in Winnipeg on Sunday December 14th, 2025.
There will be 7 sessions hosted that day for athletes aged U9-U13:
U9 Morning - 8:00 AM
U11 Morning - 9:15 AM
U13 Morning - 10:30 AM
U11/U13 Goaltending - 1:00 PM
U9 Afternoon - 2:15 PM
U11 Afternoon - 3:30 PM
U13 Afternoon - 4:45 PM
Each session will be 60 minutes long, led by on-ice instructors from the Winnipeg area!
An athlete can only attend ONE session. If we notice an athlete is signed up for more than one session, parents/guardians will be contacted, and the athlete will be removed from any additional sessions.
There is a maximum capacity of 30 participants per session. There will be waitlist for each session, should a session reach capacity. If a spot becomes available in one of the sessions, participants on the waitlist will be contacted by a Hockey Manitoba Representative.
Please note: The FREE one-hour skills sessions for U9/U11/U13 girls that Hockey Manitoba will be offering as part of 2025 Girls' Hockey United weekend on Sunday December 14, 2025 are now FULL. Thank you everyone for the interest.
Norman - Free Girls Skills Sessions
The second skills day will take place at Gordon Lathlin Memorial Centre in Opaskwayak Cree Nation, Manitoba, on Saturday December 20th, 2025.
Please note that registration for the Goaltending session will be through Activity Messenger.
There will be 7 sessions hosted that day for athletes aged U9-U13:
U9 Morning - 9:00 AM
U11 Morning - 10:15 AM
U13 Morning - 11:30 AM
U11/U13 Goaltending - 12:45 PM
U9 Afternoon - 2:00 PM
U11 Afternoon - 3:15 PM
U13 Afternoon - 4:30 PM
Each session will be 60 minutes long, led by on-ice instructors from the Norman region!
Please note that an athlete can only attend ONE session. If we notice an athlete is signed up for more than one session, parents/guardians will be contacted, and the athlete will be removed from any additional sessions.
There is a maximum capacity of 30 participants per session. There will be waitlist for each session, should a session reach capacity. If a spot becomes available in one of the sessions, participants on the waitlist will be contacted by a Hockey Manitoba Representative.