Armstrong Hockey was founded by Kalley Armstrong, inspired by the legacy of her grandfather, George Armstrong, a pioneering Indigenous hockey player and the longest-serving captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Known affectionately as “the Chief” and celebrated for his leadership and integrity, George Armstrong's remarkable career in the NHL, including four Stanley Cup victories, reflects the values we strive to embody and promote.

We are deeply committed to fostering community engagement and providing supportive environments for the growth and development of Indigenous youth. Kalley proudly continues this commitment, coaching youth from the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Munsee-Delaware First Nation, and Oneida Nation of the Thames.

At Armstrong Hockey, we believe in the power of sports to empower individuals and communities. We provide specialized hockey development programs for Indigenous girls and youth, aiming to instill confidence, resilience, and leadership skills through the spirit of fair play and teamwork.

Our programs are designed to be inclusive and accessible, ensuring that all young athletes, regardless of their background or skill level, have the opportunity to participate. Our initiatives are crafted to break down barriers and open doors for all aspiring hockey players.

Inspired by George Armstrong’s excellence on and off the ice, we uphold the highest standards in all our endeavors. We strive for excellence not only in developing hockey skills but also in cultivating the personal growth of each athlete who joins our programs.

Respecting and integrating Indigenous cultures and heritages into our programs is fundamental to our mission. We honor the rich histories and contributions of Indigenous communities by creating spaces that celebrate and educate about these traditions within our hockey camps and events.