Victoria McGarrity '20 Recruiting Profile

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School - OakvilleOAKVILLE, ONWomen's Ice Hockey

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ClubNorth Halton Twisters Midget AA

Height5'6"

Weight135lbs

Age22

Primary PositionCenter

Dominant HandLeft

Team LevelAA (Tier 2)

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Personal Statement

I have two passions, hockey and a desire to become an Emergency Department Nurse. My focus is to pursue the balance of both at University.

My name is Victoria McGarrity. I am in the graduating class of 2020 (DOB 1/31/2002) at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic High School, in Oakville Ontario. I am an intense three zone, positionally sound Centre. I believe my game to be built on a combination of speed, proper attack angles and effective use of my body and stick. As a center I am used on our team’s power play, penalty kill and as expected 5 on 5 play. In addition, I am known as a tenacious player who strives to improve in all aspects of my game. I wear jersey number 23.

To further reinforce my interest in playing university/ college hockey I attended the NCD Development camp (July 30- August 2^{nd 2018}), in Boston, immediately following my participation in the Beantown Classic (July 26^th – July 29^th2018). I will be attending both again in the summer of 2019. In addition, I will be attending the Rush College Showcase in June 13th -16th, 2019 weekend in Brampton Ontario.

If you have any questions regarding my play, please feel free to speak directly to my coach Tracey Cameron. He can be reached at [email protected]. You can also reach me on my cell phone at 905-617-8703. The North Halton Twister Midget AA YouTube channel is open for viewing; https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx3D7nFxrPhNvSn2ivcp1Bg.

Thank you for your kind consideration,

Victoria McGarrity

Athletics

Club Information

Seasons of Club Experience
1 season
2019 North Halton Twisters Midget AA (Midget AA)

Coach References

Club Coach
Tracey Cameron

Events

Camp/Event
Brampton Canadette's Easter Tourney
4/10/20 to 4/12/20
Schedule TBC
Camp/Event
Brampton- Two Nations Tournament
11/29/19 to 12/01/19
Schedule TBC
Camp/Event
The Rush Buffalo Inferno
11/01/19 to 11/03/19
Game1: Friday Nov 1st; Time: 9:45am, Rink N-Town#1; Game2: Friday Nov 1st: Time: 2:00pm, Rink- N-Town Olympic; Game3: Saturday Nov 2nd: Time: 11:15am, Rink- N-Town Leisure-2; Game4: Time:8:00pm, Rink - Leisure-1.
Camp/Event
US University Tour
10/18/19 to 10/21/19
Camp/Event
Rush Tournament
9/06/19 to 9/08/19
Game 1: Friday Sept 6th, Time: 11:15am, Arena: CAA Tire. Game 2: Friday Sept 6th, Time: 5:00pm, Arena CAA Spec. Game 3: Saturday Sept 7th, Time: 2:00pm, Arena: Milton Sports Centre. Game 4: Saturday Sept 7th, Time: 8:00pm, Arena: Milton Sports Centre.
Camp/Event
NAHA Tournament
8/30/19 to 9/01/19
Game 1: Friday Aug 31st, Time: 11:30am, Arena: UVM. Game 2: Friday Aug 31st, Time: 8:50pm, Arena: Leddy Park. Game 3: Saturday Sept 1st, Time: 11:30am, Arena: Cairns Arena Pad 1
Camp/Event
Women's Beantown Classic
7/25/19 to 7/28/19
Game 1: Friday July 26th: Time- 8:30 am @NESC Rink 7; Game 2: Friday July 26th: Time - 1:40pm @NESC Rink 2; Game 3: Saturday July 27th: Time - 1:20pm @ NESC Rink 2; Game 4: Saturday July 27th: Time - 5:20pm @ NESC Rink 1.
Camp/Event
Rush College Showcase
6/13/19 to 6/15/19
Date Time Rink Opponent June 13th 2:15pm Spectator vs Western (practice) June 13th 5:00pm RBC vs Western June 14th 12:00pm Maple Lodge vs Ohio State June 14th 9:45pm Tire World vs U of Toronto June 15th 2:15pm Tire World vs Holy Cross June 15th 9:45pm Tire World vs Post
Camp/Event
Ontario Women's Hockey Association Provincial Tournament
4/04/19 to 4/07/19
Please find the below schedule: Game 1: April 4th, 2019- Time: 6:15pm @ Westwood Arena. Game #2: April 5th, 2019 - Time: 8:00am @ Iceland arena. Game #3: April 5th, 2019 - Time: 2:00pm @ Iceland arena

Training

Primal Athletics Oakville - Chris LeBlanc
4 years
Chris LeBlanc (personal trainer) commentary " over the past few years we have been working with Victoria. We have seen an increase in the volume of training, increased resistance in her training, and overall muscular development. This is most evident in her quads, glutes and core. Her new muscular development has given her overall increased speed, a stronger power stride and less risk of injury."