Icebreaker Friendship Tournament
Hundreds of girls come together for a hockey weekend intentionally built around competition, connection and more than the final score.
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RINK REBELSA movement creating more opportunity, more confidence and more places for girls to know they belong in the game.
Girls enter hockey at different ages and develop at different speeds. Some have played since they could walk. Others discover the game years later. Some want high-level competition. Others are still learning where to stand on a faceoff.
Rink Rebels grew from seeing that reality and deciding to create another path. What began as opportunities to bring girls together on the ice has become a community of tournaments, development programs, scrimmages, clinics, mentorship and unforgettable shared experiences.
The goal has never been simply to fill ice times. We challenge players, help them improve and keep the reason they started playing in the first place at the heart of it all: hockey is fun.
Hundreds of girls come together for a hockey weekend intentionally built around competition, connection and more than the final score.
Explore IcebreakerYoung players train directly with professional and university athletes and see where commitment, confidence and hockey can lead.
See the event storyAthletes, coaches and leaders share honest experiences that help girls imagine futures as players, officials, coaches, mentors and leaders.
Explore our eventsSometimes seeing someone who has already done it is what makes a girl believe she can do it too.
Development is more than skating faster or shooting harder. It is the confidence to enter a dressing room and know you belong. It is meeting a teammate and leaving with a friend. It is making a mistake, trying again and seeing women playing, coaching, officiating and leading throughout the game.
Rink Rebels is bigger than any single tournament, clinic or event. We are helping build a stronger culture around girls hockey across Atlantic Canada, alongside players, coaches, officials, associations, universities, professional hockey, sponsors, families and community organizations.
A place to play. A place to grow. A place to compete. A place to belong.