The Scarborough Sharks Girls Hockey Association is seeking a Head Coach for our U9, Competitive Team: with a strong emphasis on collaborative coaching and staff specialization. We believe great teams are built by great people working together. That’s why we’re inviting applicants who are passionate about coaching with others, sharing responsibilities, and focusing on their areas of strength whether that’s strategy, skill development, goalie training, team culture, or game management.

Our U13DS Sharks had an incredible run at the Orangeville Sweetheart Tournament this weekend! 🦈💙 After battling through an 8‑team round robin, the team powered their way all the way to the finals, leaving everything on the ice. They capped off an amazing weekend with a hard‑fought 2–0 nail‑biter against London, bringing home a well‑deserved SILVER medal! 🥈🔥 We couldn’t be more proud of the heart, hustle, and teamwork these athletes showed while representing the Sharks. Way to go, U13DS! 👏💪

The Scarborough Sharks U13B team captured the Sharks New Year’s Classic Championship with a dominant 3–0 win over Durham West in the final! The Sharks delivered an outstanding performance all weekend, going a perfect 5–0 and finishing the tournament in remarkable fashion with zero goals against. An incredible achievement on home ice! 🦈 A huge thank-you to the coaches, staff, and parents whose dedication and support helped make this success possible. Congratulations to our players for their hard work and teamwork what a way to start the new year!

The Scarborough Sharks Girls’ Hockey Association is proud to be hosting in partnership with Hockey Canada, the First Shift Program in the Winter of 2026.  About First Shift… The NHL/NHLPA FIRST SHIFT program is designed to ensure a positive experience for new-to-hockey families. We want families to experience the game at its best — to understand why so many Canadians feel an inherent love for the sport, and to stimulate a desire for continued participation. We want totake away any intimidation as it relates to equipment requirements, and/or rules of the game, remove potential safety ...

The Scarborough Sharks are Tournament Champions, defeating Russell 2–1 in an intense overtime final! The weekend was an unforgettable experience for the team, who rose to every challenge and facing top competition and long-time rivals to earn their place on the big stage Sunday. The championship game lived up to the moment. The Sharks opened the scoring 1–0, but Russell quickly answered to even things up. In the third, the Sharks regained the lead 3–2 before Russell tied it again on a controversial play, with our goalie being pushed into the net while covering the puck. The goal stood ...