Team USA Ringette

This weekend several Team USA Alumni, as well as some 2027 team prospects, headed north to Ottawa to play in the Classic Tournament!

Game One’s Player of the Game was Audrey Theiriault!

Great game team! Good luck tonight for Game Two!!

USA Ringette and Team USA Ringette honor and remember our heroes, including our own Alumni, this Memorial Day 🇺🇸

We have recently had quite a few new followers to our social media accounts and we want to say...WELCOME!!

We are so glad that you are interested in Team USA and the USA Ringette program!!

Please feel free to DM us any questions that you have and we'll get back to you as soon as possible!

Let's Go TEAM USA!!!

Happy Mother’s Day from Team USA!!!

Congratulations to our own Team Manager, Kristen Bodnarchuk, for her recent Ringette Excellence Award from Ringette Alberta! We are so lucky to have her as part of our team and love that the folks in AB see how amazing she is too! Congratulations Kristen!!

Our second submission was from Team USA #31, Ashley Steele...

"Ever since I started playing ringette at five years old, Keely Brown has been someone I’ve looked up to. She was the athlete I watched and thought, “That’s who I want to be one day.” And honestly, even now as an adult, she still inspires me just as much with who she is both on and off the ice.

When I was a kid, Team Canada came to our hometown and some of the athletes were billeted locally. I had the opportunity to be around that team, and seeing how they trained, carried themselves, and interacted with people left a lasting impression on me. From that point on, I knew I wanted to play at that level. It shifted from being just a childhood dream to something I genuinely believed I could work toward.

Keely has always stood out to me because she is an elite athlete in multiple sports, including ringette, roller hockey, and ice hockey. She has played a huge role in shaping the world of ringette and the NRL into what it is today, and she continues to give back to the sport in meaningful ways. She runs one of the only ringette goalie-specific camps and serves as a coach for the Junior National Canadian ringette team, helping develop the next generation of athletes.

What makes her even more inspiring is who she is beyond sport. She is a lawyer with OEG in Edmonton and has built an incredibly successful career off the ice, all while remaining one of the kindest and most genuine people you’ll ever meet. She sets such a powerful example for young female athletes, and honestly, for those of us who are grown up but still striving to be better every day. She shows that you can pursue excellence in your sport, in your career, and in your character all at the same time."

(Photo from Team Finland's WRC2026 Collection)

We put a call out for our followers to send in messages about who inspires them.

First up was submitted by Kerri Bastien, Mom of Team USA #12, Lauren Bastien.

"My Lauren inspires me. She has always put 100% into her sports. She is team driven and I love watching her fly on the ice.

I also am inspired by Kelsey "Pep" Pepler. Ever since our family met her, she has always had Lauren's best interests in mind. She is a huge advocate for the young ladies in RI. We love Coach Pep ❤️"

Hey Everyone! As we near March 8, International Women's Day, we want to know...Who Inspires You?

Teachers, coaches, teammates, community members, even celebrities and professional athletes have impacted our lives in some special way, and we'd like to recognize that.

Send us a DM with your story and feel free to include a photo that we can share!

Pink Shirt Day was started in Cambridge, Nova Scotia, Canada in 2007. Today, it is a day to raise awareness about bullying and spread a message of kindness.

Though this day is primarily celebrated in Canada, it carries a great message that extends borders. Let's all celebrate this year's theme, "Sprinkle Kindness" in our homes, schools, communities, workplaces and of course, arenas!

Wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s Day!