Member - Canada's National Women's Team
Hi, my name is Victoria, a member of Team Canada National Women’s team and former NCAA collegiate player for Boston University. I’m thrilled to share my knowledge and experience to deliver virtual workplace engagement training focused on goal setting and competition with corporate clients.
I am proudly Indigenous. My background stems from The Mohawks Bay of Quinte, which is a Mohawk First Nations community within Hastings County, Ontario. I am proud to represent the First Nations community and help build a legacy through my family as well as continue to educate myself about the Indigenous community and help inspire others.
Most people will say I have achieved many accolades in my professional hockey career, winning a gold medal for Team Canada, becoming BU’s all time leading scorer, rookie of the year honors and finalist of the Patty Kazmaier Award. Many people would refer to these experiences as “defining moments.” From my perspective those moments did not define me, my character defined those moments and led me to those opportunities in time.
I define myself as a driven & motivated teammate who always looks to see the positive in any win or loss. Through communication, teamwork and different forms of leadership and goal setting– any loss can be a starting point for a new, bigger, better win.
These life experiences along with my communication degree have provided me well-rounded mindset & skill set that provide me with the ability to win in any environment that I encounter.
NHL Alumni
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Current Member PWHPA
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PWHPA- Team USA
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PWHPA- Team Canada
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