Wed
Mar
01
04:15 PM
CPET Canadiennes
Dakota Lancers
1
2
Thu
Mar
02
04:15 PM
CJS Olympiens
Churchill Bulldogs
1
2
Fri
Mar
03
04:00 PM
Churchill Bulldogs
CJS Olympiens
4
3
Thu
Mar
09
03:50 PM
Garden City Gophers
Beliveau Barracudas
4
0
Thu
Mar
09
04:20 PM
Dakota Lancers
Murdoch MacKay
0
1
Fri
Mar
10
03:50 PM
Murdoch MacKay
Dakota Lancers
3
1
Fri
Mar
10
04:20 PM
Churchill Bulldogs
CSLR Renards
2
5
Mon
Mar
13
04:20 PM
Beliveau Barracudas
Garden City Gophers
1
5
Tue
Mar
14
04:20 PM
CSLR Renards
Churchill Bulldogs
3
5
Wed
Mar
15
04:20 PM
Churchill Bulldogs
CSLR Renards
1
4

25th Anniversary Alumni Profile - CJS Olympiens Melissa Blaine


Position: Defence

Awards:

  • 2011-2012 League Finalist as player
  • 2015-2016 League Champions as Coach

Accomplishments:

  • Switched to hockey from ringette in grade 9.
  • Played on inaugural CJS team (grade 10)
  • Assistant captain for CJS in grade 11
  • Made Winnipeg Ice AAA hockey team in grade 11 and 12
  • Captain of Ice grade 12
  • MVP Winnipeg Ice 2012-2013
  • Hockey Manitoba Scholarship
  • Bachelor of Physical Education from the University of Manitoba 2017
  • University Track & Field Team 2013-2014
  • Bachelor of Education from Université de Saint-Boniface 2019
  • Coaching CJS hockey for 5 years

What is she doing today?

  • Working at CJS as a physical education teacher.
  • Coaching CJS hockey, track and field, softball
  • Playing hockey, volleyball, softball recreationally

Melissa’s WWHSHL Experience: 

“I remember being so excited when we found out CJS would be starting a hockey program. I was so proud to represent CJS and play with people that I got to see every day in the hallways. It was an honour to wear the flambeau. Our second year in the league, we almost didn’t have a team. Numbers were low, and it was the first year Winnipeg had AAA teams. I made the Winnipeg Ice that year and was unsure if playing on both teams was possible. I am so glad I decided to play because it was one of my most memorable seasons as an athlete. We made it to the finals that year. I have never been a part of something so special. I remember my friend getting to sing O Canada before one of our games, there was a huge crowd, and we played the game of our lives. Unfortunately, we didn’t come out of that series on top, but the memories that have stuck with me mean so much more. Thank you to the WWHSHL for all their hard work advocating for female hockey over the years. I am proud to have played in the league and look forward to coaching for many years to come.”

 

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