Okotoks Female Hockey Development

02/10/2026

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👏 Congratulations to our very own Meaghan Mikkelson on being named a member of the 2026 Class of the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame!

01/13/2026

Okotoks Female Hockey Camp Registration is OPEN!!

www.okotoksfemalehockey.com

Camp Date: Aug 10-14, 2026

Meaghan Mikkelson #12

08/11/2025

🚨 Day 1 of the OFHD Hockey Camp is officially underway! 🚨

Huge shoutout to all our hardworking participants bringing the energy, our dedicated instructors both on and off the ice, and our amazing sponsors Classic Source for Sports and the Calgary Flames for making it all possible! 🔥🏒

We’re hitting the ice with focus, passion, and Power Edge Pro drills as we start prepping for tryouts! Let’s go! 💪

01/28/2025

Sponsor Spotlight

Okotoks female hockey development was created in 2007 with the focus on developing female athletes from U9 to U18AAA, including goalies.

Our program helps young female athletes to learn the importance of teamwork, hard work, and comradery. The lessons are carried on in life and in sport.

Registration is now open for the12th Annual Summer Hockey Camp August 11-15, 2025

We are excited to announce will be offering PEP (Power Edge Pro) with Meaghan Mikkelson. We will be powering our female athletes just like the Pros.

01/06/2025

Okotoks Female Hockey Camp
Aug 11-15, 2025

Registration NOW open!!

Register at:
www.okotoksfemalehockey.com

Meaghan Mikkelson #12

12/04/2024

It is with deep sadness that we honor the memory of Carleigh Jackson. Forever an Okotoks Oiler. Carleigh played her minor hockey career as an Okotoks Oiler and has left an indelible mark on everyone who had the privilege of knowing her, playing with or against her and those who coached her. Carleigh continued on as a junior coach for a U9 Female hockey team after minor hockey concluded and will be forever remembered by those young ladies who had the privilege of knowing her. Her beautiful smile, magnetic personality and unwavering support for others made her a cherished friend and teammate.

Wise beyond her years, Carleigh was determined and focused, always striving to reach her goals with dedication and perseverance. Her life was taken far too soon, but her spirit and the impact she made will continue to inspire all those who knew her. Carleigh will forever be remembered, not only for her accomplishments on the ice, but for the kindness, strength, and light she brought into the lives of others. Our hearts go out to all who are grieving this profound loss.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/please-help-carleigh-fight-stage-3-squamous-cell-carcinoma

08/16/2024

Thanks to Meaghan Mikkelson #12 for spending this week with our athletes on and off the ice.

08/16/2024

Game Day - Group 4. These girls are ready for tryouts to begin. Good Luck to you all and we look forward to seeing you next summer!🏒🥅🔥

08/16/2024

Game Day - Group 3....even the coaches joined in on the action.

08/16/2024

Game Day - U11/U13. It's been so much fun watching this group progress through the week.

08/16/2024

Group 1 - U9/U11 Game Day Fun!

08/15/2024

A beloved 24-year OMHA alumna, Carleigh Jackson, has recently been diagnosed with cancer. During this challenging time, Carleigh needs the support of our hockey community more than ever.

Let's rally together to provide Carleigh with some positivity to focus on her health. Your support, whether through donations, words of encouragement, or sharing her story, can make a significant difference in her life.

Please join us in showing Carleigh the strength and unity of our OMHA community. Let’s come together to help lift her spirits and ease her stress.

💖 How You Can Help:

Donate: Contribute to the Go Fund me page.
Share: Spread the word and let others know.
Encourage: Send her messages of support and positivity.
Thank you for your generosity and compassion. Together, we can make a positive impact on Carleigh’s journey.

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