Team Ontario, the national team and the Olympics are goals but she knows there's no equivalent in women's hockey to junior or professional. I walked into the arena and I was just in awe. That somebody would be from the national and Olympic teams. Jayne Hunter said interest in the young players is so intense that it has disrupted homework on many nights. She's happy that's behind her and her daughter now that Meghan has signed.
Scholarships help out financially, socially, educationally and athletically.
Celina Isen of London, a 1997 Team Ontario player and 1998 Canadian under-21 team member, is now a Hawk. Her father Dani, a long-time coach with the Devilettes, has also recently signed on to help Edgar and assistants Ray Germain and Ron Hunter. Of her seven years of hockey, two have been on boys' teams. She continually gets calls to play men's pickup games, even filling in for oldtimer teams. Kim Fleet of Komoka, Carolyn Gordon of Watford and Lynn Beynon of London are from the Devilettes.