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2022-23 Wolves Signings
Hockey Helps the Homeless 2023
The 10th annual Hockey Helps the Homeless Waterloo Region (HHTHWR) fundraising tournament is coming to RIM Park on Friday, October 27th.
Each fall in this incredible fundraiser, community members (including U18 AAA Wolves alumni) play in a fun, one-day hockey tournament with exNHLers and Olympians and help to raise money to aid the homeless in the Region of Waterloo. The funds are distributed through the following partnering charities:
- Cambridge Shelter
- YW Kitchener-Waterloo
- oneROOF Youth Services
- Lutherwood
- House of Friendship
At last year’s tournament, $285,000 was raised in just one day, with the top individual fundraisers being Wolves’ alumni Colin and Corey Way (pictured above with our own Willy Huber). The Ways were part of Team Piller’s. Those funds boosted the tournament’s 9-year grand total raised to an incredible $1.9 million!!
If you would like to be a part of Hockey Helps the Homeless Waterloo Region as a player, volunteer, sponsor or donor, simply visit the official website where you will find complete tournament details.
Alpha Wolf Award
Congratulations to Connor Bauer, this season’s recipient of the Alpha Wolf Award. This award is presented annually to the person(s) that makes the greatest contribution to the Waterloo Wolves U18 AAA Program.
2022-23 was Connor’s fourth season with the Wolves’ support staff, managing the equipment side of the team. Thank you, Connor, for all that you do, the hours you put in volunteering with the team, and your enthusiastic support of our program.
Click here to learn more about the Alpha Wolf Award.
OHL U18 Priority Selection
Congratulations to Joey Brehmer (Sudbury Wolves) and Colton Henderson (London Knights) on their success in the OHL U18 Priority Selection! Really proud of you both. Wishing you all the best in the future…we’ll be watching!
WMHA Coach of the Year
Congratulations to our own Head Coach, Brian Burnley, on being named Waterloo Minor Hockey Association’s AAA Coach of the Year.
“I was honoured to recently receive the WMHA’s AAA Coach of the Year Award. I see this not just as an individual award but an overall team award, too. Our coaching staff could not succeed without a terrific behind-the-scenes team propping us up.”
Brian, a D1 certified coach, has almost 30 years of coaching experience in minor hockey. He himself played 3 years in Junior A (Tier II) in the CCHL and, as a major midget hockey player, played in the Air Canada (now Telus) Cup.
Brian will be returning for 2023-24 (his fifth season with the U18 AAA Wolves) for his third season as Head Coach.
Thank You
We were lucky to have so many new as well as longtime sponsors this season. Thank you to all of our sponsors for your enthusiastic support of the U18 AAA Wolves. You are key to our success and your support allows us to continue to provide the youth of Waterloo with a first class AAA program.
Alliance Championships – Waterloo vs Elgin
Alliance Championships – Waterloo vs Elgin-Middlesex Canucks
Monday, March 20 – Unofficial Final Score – Waterloo 0 Elgin-Middlesex 2
Friday, March 24 – 7:30pm – Elgin-Middlesex 0 Waterloo 4
Saturday, March 25 – 3:15pm – Waterloo 1 Elgin-Middlesex 1
Monday, March 27 – 7:30pm – Elgin-Middlesex 5 Waterloo 3
Tuesday, March 28 – 7:45pm – Waterloo 3 Elgin-Middlesex 4
NOTE: March 28, 2023 : After an excellent Championship series, the outcome of Game 5 wasn’t what we hoped for. We wish to congratulate Elgin-Middlesex on the Alliance Championship. Best of luck in Windsor.
From the U18 AAA Wolves Operating Committee to our players, we couldn’t be prouder of you. We have watched you develop your skills on the ice and positively represent our club and our city off the ice, too.
What an amazing season and outstanding tournament record. As Willy would say, “Congratulations, gentlemen. Well done each and every one of you!”
April 3 to 9 – U18 AAA Telus Regionals, Windsor
April 17 to 23 – U18 AAA Telus Nationals, Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec.
Click here to view “The Road to the Men’s U18 National Championships”
Semi Finals – Waterloo vs Windsor Jr Spitfires
Format: Best 2 of 3
Saturday, March 11 – 6:00pm – Waterloo 3 Windsor 3
Sunday, March 12 – 4:00pm – Windsor 1 Waterloo 2
Wednesday, March 15 – 8:00pm – Waterloo 6 Windsor 5
Quarter Finals – Waterloo vs London Jr Knights
Format: Best 2 of 3
Friday, March 3 – 7:00pm – London Jr Knights 1 Waterloo Wolves 5
Sunday, March 5 – 7:30pm – Waterloo Wolves 4 London Jr Knights 1
Monday, March 6 – 7:30pm – London Jr Knights at Waterloo Wolves (RIM Park)
Playoffs – Waterloo vs Windsor
Semi Finals (Best 2 of 3)
Waterloo Wolves vs Windsor Jr Spitfires
Saturday, March 11 – 6:00pm – Waterloo 3 Windsor 3
Sunday, March 12 – 4:00pm – Windsor 1 Waterloo 2
Wednesday, March 15 – 8:00pm – Waterloo 6 Windsor 5
Alliance Finals – Waterloo vs Elgin (schedule TBA)
April 3 to 9 – U18 AAA Telus Regionals, Windsor
April 17 to 23 – U18 AAA Telus Nationals, Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec
Click here to view “The Road to the Men’s U18 National Championships”.
Playoffs – Waterloo vs London
Quarter Finals (Best 2 of 3)
Friday, March 3 – 7:00pm – London Jr Knights 1 Waterloo Wolves 5
Sunday, March 5 – 7:30pm – Waterloo Wolves 4 London Jr Knights 1
Monday, March 6 – 7:30pm – London Jr Knights at Waterloo Wolves (RIM Park)
Semi Finals (Best 2 of 3)
Waterloo Wolves vs Windsor Jr Spitfires – schedule TBA
Finals – TBA
April 3 to 9 – U18 AAA Telus Regionals, Windsor
April 17 to 23 – U18 AAA Telus Nationals, Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec
Click here to view “The Road to the Men’s U18 National Championships”.
U18 AAA Waterloo Wolves 
