Coaching Staff

The Ouellette & Poulin Hockey Camps

are led by a group of accomplished coaches who bring experience from the Olympic stage, professional hockey, collegiate programs and high-performance development. Together, they create an environment that challenges athletes, builds confidence and keeps the game fun.

Over the years, the camps have welcomed an exceptional group of guest coaches, including Olympians and National Team Members Julie Chu, Laura Stacey, Lauriane Rougeau, Kim St-Pierre, Eve Gascon and Erin Ambrose. As well as PWHL players such as Emmy Fecteau, Alexandra Labelle, Brigitte Laganière, Maya Labad, Gabrielle David et Kelly-Ann Nadeau.

Marie-Philip Poulin

Marie-Philip Poulin is one of the most accomplished players in the history of women’s hockey and captain of Canada’s National Women’s Team. Known for her clutch performances on the international stage, she has led Canada to multiple Olympic and World Championship podium finishes.

She has earned five Olympic medals (including three gold) and thirteen IIHF World Championship medals. At the professional level, she plays for the Montréal Victoire (PWHL) and previously won two Clarkson Cups with Les Canadiennes de Montréal.

Beyond her playing career, Marie-Philip has been recognized as Canada’s top athlete, becoming the first female hockey player to win the Northern Star Award. She was also named to the National Order of Québec and contributes to the development of the next generation of players through her work in player development.

Laura Stacey

Laura Stacey is a professional hockey player and member of Canada’s National Women’s Team. A three-time Olympic medalist, she brings high-level international experience and a dynamic playing style to the ice. Laura currently plays for the Montréal Victoire (PWHL) and is known for her speed, skill, and leadership both on and off the ice.