All-Star Game History

 APRIL 11, 2024

Highlights from the 2024 AJFHL All-Star Game: South Dominance and Standout

Alberta Female Junior Hockey League

Highlights from the 2024 AJFHL All-Star Game: South Dominance and Standout Performances

The 2024 season of the Alberta Junior Female Hockey League (AJFHL) culminated on March 30th at the Centennial Arena in Okotoks, where the league's top talents converged for the annual All-Star skills and game extravaganza. This year's event held special significance as it coincided with the U18 AA Provincials, amplifying the excitement for players and fans alike.

Skills Competition Standouts:

The skills competition kicked off the festivities, showcasing the individual prowess of AJFHL's finest:

• Fastest Skater: Brooklyn Palmer demonstrated exceptional speed as she zipped across the ice with an impressive time of 13.59 seconds.

• Accuracy Shooting: Jordan Holt displayed pinpoint accuracy, knocking out all targets in a remarkable time of 20.32 seconds.

• Hardest Shot: Destiny Bautista unleashed sheer power, recording a blistering shot at 113 kilometres per hour.

• Accuracy Passing: Kelly Stanford demonstrated precision and finesse, missing only one target to secure a score of 9 points.

• 1-on-1 Challenge: Kendi Lundel showcased her offensive prowess, tallying 5 points in a thrilling individual showdown.

• Goalie Passing: Rebecca Boswell exhibited exceptional puck-handling skills, earning 7 points in the goalie passing challenge.

• Goalie 1-on-1 Challenge: Paige Williams stood tall between the pipes, allowing only one goal while making an impressive 9 saves.

Game Recap:

In a fiercely contested first period, the South seized an early lead, edging ahead 1-0. However, the momentum shifted dramatically in the second period as the South unleashed a relentless offensive barrage, scoring four unanswered goals to widen their lead to 5-0.

Despite the North's valiant efforts, they found themselves trailing 5-0 heading into the third period. However, they managed to break the shutout midway through the final frame, putting themselves on the scoreboard.

Ultimately, it was the South who emerged victorious, clinching a commanding 5-1 triumph over the North.

Watch the Action:

Relive the excitement and drama of the 2024 AJFHL All-Star Game by tuning into the replay available by clicking the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm1BJz3oY6E

The 2024 AJFHL All-Star Game was a showcase of skill, determination, and sportsmanship, highlighting the immense talent within the league. As the season concludes, fans eagerly anticipate the next chapter in AJFHL's storied history, filled with thrilling moments and unforgettable performances. See you next season!

 APRIL 28, 2025

2025 All-Star Game Skills Competition Highlights

Alberta Female Junior Hockey League

The 2025 AJFHL All-Star Game was a thrilling showcase of talent, bringing together the league’s finest players for a day filled with intense competition and incredible performances. The event, which featured a highly anticipated skills competition followed by an action-packed game, was a true celebration of the best the league has to offer.

AJFHL Skills Competition Highlights:

The day started with the annual skills competition, where players demonstrated their incredible abilities in various events. Here are the standout performances from this year's competition:

• Player Passing Challenge: Jessica Hay from Sherwood Park Steele took the win with impressive accuracy and precision.

• Fastest Skater: Hailey McAvena of the Fort Saskatchewan Fury showed off her speed, clocking in as the fastest skater of the competition.

• Accuracy Shooting: Teah Workman from the Cochrane Chaos displayed pinpoint accuracy, hitting her targets with ease.

• Hardest Shot: Kassie Lewis of the Calgary Titans fired a shot with blistering power, claiming the hardest shot of the night.

• Goalie Passing Challenge: Elizabeth Campbell from Cochrane Chaos excelled in the goalie passing challenge, showcasing her puck-handling skills.

• One-on-One Player Challenge: Natalie Buttle of the Edmonton Wolves displayed incredible skill in the one-on-one challenge, taking home the win.

• One-on-One Goalie Challenge: Brooke Fawcett of the Edmonton Wolves and Mariyah Albers of the Fort Saskatchewan Fury tied for the title, both putting on stellar performances in the crease.

All-Star Game Recap:

After the skills competition, all eyes were on the much-anticipated All-Star game. In a back-and-forth battle, the North and South teams fought hard for the victory. After regulation ended with a 3-3 tie, the game went into overtime, where the North pulled ahead for a thrilling 4-3 victory.

The game was a perfect showcase of AJFHL talent, with players leaving it all on the ice in an exciting and fast-paced matchup.

Final Thoughts:

The 2025 AJFHL All-Star Game was a resounding success, filled with unforgettable moments both on and off the ice. From the remarkable skill showcased in the competition to the exhilarating overtime finish in the game, this year’s event was a true testament to the incredible talent within the league. As the season continues, fans can look forward to more action and excitement as the league's top players continue to shine.

2026 AJFHL All-Star Game & Skills Competition Recap

Alberta Female Junior Hockey League

The Alberta Junior Female Hockey League wrapped up another incredible season highlight with the 2026 All-Star Game and Skills Competition, bringing together the league’s top talent for an exciting showcase of speed, skill, and teamwork.

Skills Competition Highlights

Before the game, players took part in the Skills Competition, testing their abilities in speed, precision, and shooting power. The winners of each event were:

• Passing Challenge: Quinlan Laverdiere, Cochrane Chaos – 11 points

• Fastest Skater: Brenna Reid, Edmonton Wolves – 15.66 seconds

• Accuracy Shooting: Zoe Walker, Cochrane Chaos – 4 targets in 25.87 seconds

• Hardest Shot: Erika Wenzel, Cochrane Chaos – 69 MPH

• Goalie Passing Challenge: Paige Williams, Foothills Storm – 17 points

• One-on-One Challenge (Player): Madi Pott, Foothills Storm – 8 points

• One-on-One Challenge (Goalie): Addison MacDonald, Edmonton Wolves

These events showcased the incredible talent and dedication of our athletes, setting the stage for the excitement to follow in the All-Star Game.

All-Star Game Recap

Team North claimed a 6-1 victory over Team South in a fast-paced, action-packed game. The first period was competitive, ending 2-1, but the North quickly pulled away with four unanswered goals in the second and third periods.

Celebrating Excellence

The 2026 All-Star Game and Skills Competition highlighted the exceptional talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship within the AJFHL. From record-setting shots to blazing speed on the ice, these athletes continue to raise the bar for women’s junior hockey in Alberta.

Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and volunteers who made this event a success. We can’t wait to see the talent continue to shine in the 2026–2027 season!