Elite Athletes

Kassidy grew up in Whitby and has built one of the longest pro careers of any Durham Region goalie. She won gold with Canada at the 2014 U18 World Championship, set Ohio State's career shutout record (22) and earned ECAC honours at Clarkson. She has gone on to play pro in the PHF (Buffalo Beauts), Finland, Sweden and the PWHL (Toronto Sceptres, 2025). Now she brings that pro-level detail back to PWG goalies as a coach.

An Oshawa goalie who has trained with PWG for years, Hannah won gold with Canada at the 2023 U18 Women's World Championship. As a Minnesota freshman she set program records for wins (25) and starts (36) by a first-year goalie. As a sophomore she went 19-9-1 with a 2.08 GAA, .920 save percentage and three shutouts, and was named National Goaltender of the Month.

Mike was drafted by North Bay in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection after winning a GNML title as the league's top goalie. He has become a mainstay in the Battalion crease, with 45 games and a .910 save percentage in 2024-25. He was named OHL Goaltender of the Week in March 2025 (3-0, 1.67 GAA, .950, one shutout) and again in March 2026.

"I've been with PWG since I started playing goalie. Since Day 1, Steve and the staff have pushed me to my limits every session, and working with very good shooters that push me to stay on top of my game. Using video and going into the fine details of my mistakes has definitely helped me at the next level."

Pickering's Arvin Jaswal had a breakout rookie season with the Barrie Colts: 18-3-3, 2.45 GAA and a .922 save percentage in 24 games on a team that reached the OHL Final. He was named OHL Goaltender of the Week, attended Washington Capitals development camp, and has committed to Yale University for 2028-29.

Reid was cut from AAA four years in a row. Within two years of training with Steve he made his first AAA team. With the Ajax-Pickering Raiders U18 AAA he posted a 1.47 GAA, and a 1.08 GAA in the playoffs. Since then the Oshawa native has played in the OHL, including a game for his hometown Oshawa Generals with a .952 save percentage, and in Junior A in the OJHL. He's now with the Orillia Terriers.

Izzy joins Toronto Metropolitan University's women's hockey program for 2026-27. In her last season with the Toronto Leaside Jr. Wildcats U22 AA she went 20-7-0 with a .944 save percentage and three shutouts. Before that, with Durham West Lightning U15 AA, she put up a 1.19 GAA, 13 shutouts and 29 wins. TMU head coach Lisa Haley: 'Izzy has an incredible level of compete in her game.'

A Courtice goalie, Kaitlyn helped Durham West win an Ontario championship and a bronze medal at the Esso Cup, Canada's national U18 championship, where she ranked among the tournament's top three goalies. She went on to the PWHL's Central York Panthers and then Mount Allison University in U SPORTS. Now she coaches with PWG.

"PWG not only gave me the opportunity to coach and mentor younger athletes but allows me to develop as a goaltender myself. Since starting with PWG I have improved in both mental and physical aspect of goaltending including puck tracking, rebound control, and confidence. Overall, training with PWG pushes you to the next level while providing an excellent environment."