In the celebration of the growth of hockey, the Female Jamboree provides an opportunity for over 150 female minor hockey players aged 5-13 of any skill level to play with other girls from around the province in a fun, fair and non-competitive environment.

The Jamboree, in its 7th year, is a favorite to many girls who enjoy the game of hockey. Registration is a highlight of the event. Guest speakers from all walks of life give presentations on leadership, self esteem and other interesting topics relating to young girls involved in sports. Vancouver Canucks mascot Fin, makes a yearly guest appearance that brings smiles to everyone’s face, young and old.

Jamboree Philosophy:

The Jamboree is a grassroots development program for females who already have experience playing hockey as well as for girls who would be playing for the first time. The Jamboree is not a highly competitive tournament; rather, it's a fun day of learning more about hockey and making new friends. All players receive equal ice time and the emphasis is on fair play and sportsmanship.

BC Hockey held its annual Northern Female Jamboree in Prince George, BC February 18-20, 2011. The Event was held at the Kin Centre in Prince George. Over 80 female players, aged 5-13 registered to attend the three (3) day event. The event was a complete success leaving a smile on all of the girl’s faces.

There were two (2) productive skill sessions led by Brain Toll and members of the Female Midget AAA, Prince George Cougars. Thank you to all those who participated and made the event possible.

To Register:

Registration for the 2013 Female Jamboree is now open, click here for more information on how to register