On Sunday April 14th, over 60+ young Wildcats players came out to the Toronto-Leaside Junior Wildcats’ Spring Skills Fundraiser and the day was a great success. The young players received personal instruction from the Junior players and got a tour of the Junior team dressing room afterwards. The Junior Wildcats would like to thank all …
On Sunday February 17th, the Toronto-Leaside Junior Wildcats celebrated the contributions and accomplishments of their 6 graduating seniors. The players received flowers in a pre-game ceremony and plaques post-game as the team celebrated a 3-2 win over the visiting Bluewater team. The team would like to wish the players well both on and off the …
We would like to announce the university commitments of the following players: Erin Arsenault – 2000 Forward – St Thomas University – USports Bronwyn Brennan – 2001 Defense – University of Toronto – USports Olivia Deciantis – 2002 Defense – York University – USports Lauren Papp – 2001 Defense – St Mary’s University – USports …
The Toronto-Leaside Jr Wildcats will start the 2018-2019 PWHL regular season on the road in Ottawa with their 1st league game against Nepean on September 22nd, followed by a 2nd road game against Ottawa on September 23rd. The Jr Wildcats home opener is on Saturday September 29th vs Aurora at 7:40pm. The full 38 game …
The 2017-2018 Toronto-Leaside Junior Wildcats team reached many milestones this past season, including some significant ‘firsts’: Had 9 players commit to university hockey programs – 2 to NCAA D1 and 7 to U SPORTS Finished with an overall record of 37-20-10 in 67 games played which is good for a 70% win percentage – the …
The Toronto-Leaside Jr Wildcats advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs after defeating Kitchener-Waterloo 3-2 in overtime on Saturday night. The win in the 4th game of the series clinched the best 3 out of 5 series for the Wildcats. The team now advances to the 2nd round (top 8) and faces Cambridge. The …
The Toronto-Leaside Jr Wildcats finished the PWHL regular season in 4th place overall and face the 13th seeded Kitchener-Waterloo Rangers in the 1st round of the PWHL playoffs. The teams will play a best-3-out-of-5 series to determine who moves on to the 2nd round. The full schedule for the series is listed below. To follow …
The Toronto-Leaside Jr Wildcats finished the 2017-2018 with their highest overall finish ever – finishing in 4th place overall and securing home ice advantage for the playoffs. After earning 5 out of a possible 6 points in the final 3 games of the regular season, the team finished with a final record of 20 wins, …
With 3 games left in the regular season, the Toronto-Leaside Jr Wildcats have an overall record of 18 wins, 10 losses and 7 ties, good for 43 points in the standings and an overall win percentage of 0.614% in league play. The team currently sits in sole possession of 6th place overall with games in …
After 29 regular season games, the Toronto-Leaside Jr Wildcats have an overall record of 14 wins, 8 losses and 7 ties, good for 35 points in the standings and an overall win percentage of 0.603% in league play. The team currently sits in sole possession of 7th place overall with games in hand in the …