Our female alumni success list will grow as we research, hear from families, and speak with players to catch up on their latest achievements. We are incredibly proud of the the top level of female high performance hockey talent who train with us at the West Coast Hockey Prep Camp. This is our ever growing West Coast Hockey Prep Camp Hall of Fame.
If you notice any errors or omissions from this list please contact team@prepcamp.com. The list is generated in part with the help of AI and may have mistakes. We appreciate your help in correcting them.
Phoebe Staenz, 1994 (F) – Swiss Women’s National Team for Short Track Speed Skating / Swiss Women’s National Hockey Team – Attended camp as a player/coach (‘11,’15 – ‘19) / 3-time Olympian representing Team Switzerland (‘14, ‘18, ‘22), 2014 Bronze Medalist / Competed at 5 IIHF World Championships for Switzerland, 2012 Bronze Medalist / Yale University, NCAA Div.1 Graduate.
Jenn Gardiner, 2001 (F) – PWHL Vancouver, Canadian Women’s National Team. Ohio State University, NCAA Div.I – Attended camp as a player/coach (‘16 – present) / 2022 NCAA Women’s National Champion / Team Canada U18 Alum (‘18), Bronze Medalist / Finalist for Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award (awarded to the top female NCAA Div. I player)(‘23) / Named to First Team All-WCHA (’23).
Jenna Buglioni, 2002 (F) – PWHL Seattle. Ohio State University, NCAA Div.I – Attended camp as a player/coach (‘16,’19,’21 – present) / 2022 NCAA Women’s National Champion / Team Canada U18 Alum (‘19), Gold Medalist / BC Female U18AAA Player of the Year (’20).
Nina Jobst-Smith, 2001 (D) – Minnesota Frost, PWHL. Graduate of the University of Minnesota-Duluth, NCAA Div.I / Germany Women’s National Team – Attended camp as a player/coach (‘13 – ‘17, ‘19 – present) / 2022 NCAA Women’s National Championship runner-up / Competed at 2 IIHF World Championships for Germany (‘21, ‘22) / Competed In 2022 Olympic Qualification with Germany.
Maegan Beres, 1999 (F) – Toronto Six, PHF (‘22) – 4-year graduate of Boston College, NCAA – Team Captain in senior season / Represented Canada at the U18 level in 2017 / Attended camp in 2014 / Alumni of North American Hockey Academy, JWHL.
Leah Lum, 1996 (F) – Toronto Six, PHF – alumni of KRS Vanke Rays, Russia / Represented Team China at 2022 Olympic Games (led team in scoring and was assistant captain) / 4-year graduate of the University of Connecticut, NCAA DIV.I / Alumni of the Pacific Steelers, JWHL.
Olivia Knowles, 1999 (D) – Minnesota Frost, PWHL. – 5 year graduate student at the University of Minnesota / Team Captain (‘21 & ‘22) / Represented Canada on 2 occasions at the U18 level / 3-time camp attendee (’14-’16). / Alumni of Okanagan Hockey Academy, CSSHL and JWHL.
Camryn Wong, 2000 (D) – University of Connecticut, NCAA Div.I – alumni of KRS Vanke Rays, Russia, Represented Team China at 2022 Olympic Games / 3-time camp attendee (’13-’14, ’17) / Alumni of the Pacific Steelers, JWHL and GV Comets, BCFMAAA.
Emily Costales, 1996 (F) – KRS Vanke Rays, Russia (‘22) – Graduated from UBC in 2019 after two seasons / Attended camp in (’14-’15) / Played three seasons for Syracuse University, NCAA before transferring to UBC in 2017 / Alumni of the Pacific Steelers, JWHL.
Ivana Bilic, 1994 (D) – Brynäs IF, SDHL (’18-’19) – Played three seasons of professional hockey, 2 in Sweden & 1 in NWHL / Brynas IF, SDHL (’18-’19) / MODO Hockey, SDHL (’17-’18) / Connecticut Whales, NWHL (’16-’17) / 4-year Graduate at Bemidji State University, NCAA DIV.I / U-22 Canada Women’s National Development Team / Alumni of the Warner Hockey School, JWHL.
Rebecca Lilly, 1998 (D) – Lakers Kärnten, Austria / New Zealand National Team – 4-year graduate at Finnlandia University / Represented New Zealand at the U18 and Senior levels / Played for Dunedin in NZWIHL, New Zealand’s top domestic women’s league.
Beth Scott, 2002 (F) – Dunedin, NZWIHL – Represented New Zealand National Team (‘18) / Captain of the New Zealand U18 Team (’19-’20) / Has played for Dunedin in NZWIHL, New Zealand’s top domestic women’s league.
Katya Blong, 2005 (F) – Ontario Hockey Academy Tardiff, OWHL U22 – New Zealand U18 National Team (’19 – ’23) / Represented New Zealand and Won Gold in the Youth Winter Olympics / Has played for Auckland in NZWIHL, New Zealand’s top domestic women’s league.
Dorka Preisinger, 2001 (D) – Budapest JA, EWHL – Attended camp in 2016 / Represented Hungarian U18 Team 4 times / Currently plays in European Women’s Hockey League.
Hannah Cross, 2001 (D) – New Zealand National Team – Attended camp in 2019 / Represented New Zealand 4 times at the U18’s and Senior levels / Has played in NZWIHL, New Zealand’s top domestic women’s league.
Misty Seastrom, 1999 (D) – Göteborg HC, SDHL (‘22) – attended camp for the first time in 2018 / Played two seasons at SAIT, ACAC.
Emma Hall, 2000 (F) – IF Björklöven, Sweden Division 1 – Attended camp for the first time in 2018 / Finished her fifth year at UBC, U-Sports / Alumni of the GV Comets, BCFMAAA.
Laine Grace, 1999 (D) – DEC Salzburg Eagles, EWHL (‘22) – 2-time camp attendee (’16-’17). / 4-year graduate of the University of Calgary / Alumni of the Thompson-Okanagan Lakers, BCFMAAA.
Hannah Clayton-Carroll, 1997 (F) – SDE HF, SDHL – Attended camp in (’14-’15) / 5-year graduate of UBC / Alumni of JWHL & BCFMAAA.
Jamie Grinder, 2003 (D) – DEC Salzburg Eagles / EWHL (W) – 25/26
Megan Bouveur, 2001 (F) – SDE Hockey, SDHL
Vanessa Schaefer, 2005 (F) – University of British Columbia, U-Sports. Swiss National Team, IIHF
The West Coast Hockey Prep Camp is a life changing experience for all of us. The planning starts the day the last camp ends. We hope you will join us. Time, and space, is running out. What’s holding you back?
Andrew Shaw of the Abbotsford Canucks has officially been appointed to lead our summer curriculum development and implementation.
From Summer camp to the PWHL and everything in between! Learn more about camp alumni athletes and coaches Jennifer Gardiner, Nina Jobst-Smith and Jenna Buglioni!
We are proud to celebrate alumni success updates. Check out this impressive growing list Please email team@prepcamp.com with updates we should add to the list.
Today we are celebrating the global geographic representation of your summer camp participants. This might surprise you!
