Brianne Jenner, from Oakville, Ontario, is the first-ever captain of the PWHL’s Ottawa Charge. She has run her hockey academy in Oakville and most recently in Ottawa. A leader on and off the ice, she has been instrumental in shaping professional women’s hockey, serving as a founding board member of both the PWHPA and the newly formed PWHLPA. She currently serves as an assistant captain for Canada’s National and Olympic teams, bringing her experience, skill, and leadership to every game she plays. She is devoted to daughter June and twin boys Fritz and Lowell and loves spending time camping or at the cottage with family.  

Emma Maltais, a standout hockey talent from Burlington, Ontario, has turned her passion for the game into a career of remarkable achievements. An advocate for equity in sports, she inspires both on and off the ice. Drafted by the Toronto Sceptres in the inaugural PWHL draft, Emma quickly became a fan favourite and Rookie of the Year finalist, with her sights set on the Walter Cup. A 2022 Olympic gold medalist with Team Canada, Emma’s dedication and dynamic play continue to inspire the next generation.  

Laura Stacey’s love for hockey began when she was just four years old, switching from figure skates to hockey skates to join the lively game that captured her heart. Her talent and determination led her to the world’s biggest stage, earning a silver medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics and a cherished gold in 2022. As an alternate captain for the Montreal Victoire in the PWHL, Laura continues to inspire with her leadership, skill, and unwavering commitment to the sport. She is a true role model for next generation of hockey players through her passion and perseverance.