Hockey Canada has officially appointed Kori Cheverie as the head coach of the national women's hockey team, effective for the 2026-27 season. Cheverie, who has extensive experience in the sport, previously served as an assistant coach and has been instrumental in developing the team's strategies and training programs. Currently, she is the head coach of the Montreal Victoire, contributing her expertise to fostering hockey talent at the club level.
The announcement marks a significant milestone in Cheverie's coaching career, as she steps into a leadership role for a team renowned for its competitive spirit and success on the international stage. She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity, calling it 'an honour and a privilege.' Her appointment is viewed as a pivotal move for Hockey Canada as it prepares for the upcoming seasons, as Cheverie aims to lead the team to further accomplishments in women's hockey.
Cheverie's leadership will be critical as the national women's hockey team continues to build on its legacy, with a focus on skill development, teamwork, and competitiveness. The transition to head coach comes at a time when women's sports are gaining increasing recognition and support, highlighting the importance of strong female leaders in the sport.
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