JC Cornhole donated some company swag. The Friendly Canadian donated a custom Waterloo Wolves wooden sign🐺 Lumberjacks Axe Throwing donated a gift certificate 🎁 SportsZone donated a goalie stick 🏒 Thank you once again for your generous donations!

Sponsor Shoutout❗️ We are going to shoutout some more of our amazing sponsors for the Howlin' Puck! McPhail's Sport & Cycle has donated two player sticks and two Kitchener Rangers tickets 🏒 The KW Siskins donated a signed team jersey 🟡⚫️

Sponsor Shoutout❗️ Rangers Reach has donated a Kitchener Rangers jersey and 4 tickets to an upcoming Rangers home game! Dairy Queen (268 King St. N) has donated gift certificates and given EVERY player in the tournament a 15% player coupon code!

Congratulations to Wolves alum Beau Akey on making Canada's World Junior Team! The Waterloo, ON native and Barrie Colts defenceman joins a Canadian team that will look to win gold on home soil in Ottawa just like they did back in 2009. Good luck, Beau!

The annual Waterloo Gold Puck Tournament kicks off today! 32 U16 and U18 AAA teams are in town to compete for the title. Get out to RIM, Albert McCormick the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex to catch some great hockey!

We're kicking off our annual Waterloo Memorial Tournament today! We have 32 teams competing over the U14, U15, U16 and U18 divisions. Come watch some great hockey and cheer on the Wolves 🐺

The @kwsiskins are hosting a "Skate with the Siskins" event and they are inviting the Wolves! The game is Nov 3 at the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex at 1:30pm and the skate is right after. Bring your skates, your helmet and your jersey and meet your favourite players!

Everyone needs a little motivation on Monday, so here's ours! This year, Wolves alum Steven Lorentz won the Stanley Cup and brought it back to Waterloo to share with the Wolves. It showed everyone that it's possible to achieve your dreams when you put your mind to it!🏆

We have officially started our 75th year of hockey! 🏒 To celebrate, we will be highlighting players, teams, coaches and volunteers from the past and present and look ahead to the future of our program. Join us all year long as we share stories and celebrate our Wolves! 🐺

Today, on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour and remember the children who survived residential schools and those who never returned home. Acknowledging the tragic and painful history of residential schools is a vital part of the reconciliation process.