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Coupeesso #Essocup PACIFIC REGION / RÉGION DU PACIFIQUE ATLANTIC REGION / RÉGION DE L’ATLANTIQUE Northern Selects ALBERTA FEMALE HOCKEY LEAGUE Rocky Mountain Raiders Northern AAA Northern Selects Calgary Fire Red Deer Chiefs NOVA SCOTIA FEMALE MIDGET AAA HOCKEY LEAGUE Cape Breton Panthers Edmonton Pandas Rocky Mountain Raiders St. Albert Slash Selects Cape Breton Panthers Moncton Rockets Lloydminster Steelers St. Albert Slash East Hants Penguins Northern Lightning St. Albert Slash Fundy Nationals Northern Selects PACIFIC/PACIFIQUE ATLANTIC/ATLANTIQUE Moncton Rockets Metro Boston Pizza Northern Lightning ST. ALBERT SLASH NORTHERN SELECTS BRITISH COLUMBIA FEMALE MIDGET AAA Greater Vancouver Comets Northern Lightning Fraser Valley Rush Thompson-Okanagan Lakers Greater Vancouver Comets Vancouver Island Seals Greater Vancouver Comets Northern Capitals Fraser Valley Rush Western Warriors HOCKEY NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR Western Warriors Central IcePak Tri-Pen Ice Eastern Ice Breakers Western Warriors Eastern Ice Breakers Mid Isle Wildcats HOCKEY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Mid Isle Wildcats Central Storm Mid Isle Wildcats Kings County Kings Western Wind Kings County Kings Eastern Ice Breakers WEST REGION / RÉGION DE L’OUEST HOST / HÔTE MANITOBA FEMALE MIDGET ONTARIO REGION / RÉGION DE L’ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE Pembina Valley Hawks ONTARIO WOMEN’S HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Central Plains Capitals Westman Wildcats Ancaster Avalanche Nepean Wildcats #2 Eastman Selects Winnipeg Avros Eastman Selects Interlake Lightning Yellowhead Chiefs Aurora Panthers North Bay Ice Boltz Eastman Selects Pembina Valley Hawks WEST/OUEST Barrie Sharks North Halton Twisters Bluewater Hawks North York Storm SASKATOON STARS SASKATCHEWAN FEMALE MIDGET Brampton Canadettes Oakville Hornets AAA HOCKEY LEAGUE Saskatoon Stars Brantford Ice Cats Ottawa Lady 67’s Battleford Sharks Regina Rebels Burlington Barracudas Ottawa Senators Saskatoon Stars Melville Prairie Fire Saskatoon Stars Cambridge Roadrunners Peterborough Ice Kats Notre Dame Hounds Swift Current Wildcats Prince Albert Bears Chatham Outlaws Rideau St. Lawrence Thunder Prince Albert Bears Weyburn Gold Wings Clarington Flames Saugeen-Maitland Lightning Cornwall Typhoons Sault Ste. Marie Wildcats Durham West Lightning Scarborough Sharks Etobicoke Dolphins St. Catharines Flamborough Falcons Brock Jr. Badgers QUEBEC REGION / RÉGION DU QUÉBEC HOST / HÔTE Gloucester Stoney Creek Sabres HOCKEY QUEBEC Husky de METRO BOSTON PIZZA Cumberland Stars Sudbury Lady Wolves Waterloo Ravens Cyclones du Bas St-Laurent Pionnières de Lanaudière Chaudière-Appalache Guelph Jr. Gryphons Thunder Bay Queens Harfangs du Triolet Brampton Canadettes Citadelles de la Mistral des Laurentides Hamilton Hawks Toronto Aeros Capitale-Nationale Rebelles de Laval-Montréal Harfangs du Triolet QUÉBEC ONTARIO Brampton Canadettes Kingston Ice Wolves Toronto Leaside Wildcats Husky de Chaudière-Appalache Rafales de la Mauricie PIONNIÈRES Kitchener Lady Rangers Vaughan Flames DE LANAUDIÈRE BRAMPTON CANADETTES Élites de l’Estrie Remparts du Richelieu London Devilettes Waterloo Ravens Pionnières de Lanaudière Intrépide de Gaineau Rebelles de Toronto Aeros Markham-Stouffville Stars West Northumberland Wild Warriors-Nord du Lac St-Louis Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean Pionnières de Lanaudière Oakville Hornets Mississauga Chiefs Whitby Wolves Warriors-Sud du Lac St-Louis Harfangs du Triolet Élites de l’Estrie Oakville Hornets Nepean Wildcats #1 #essoCUP #COUPEesso.
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