Tori Evans '24 Recruiting Profile

Hello Coaches and Recruiters,

I live in Strathmore Alberta and I am currently in grade 11.  The past two years I have had to live in Okotoks and billet as our U18AAA team has day time programming.  I have had to learn how to manage my time, be an advocate for my learning and compete at the highest level I could with hockey. This move was a big adjustment but I am fortunate to have a great billet, supportive family and a great school.  I have a younger sister named Brynn who is two years younger than me who also plays high level hockey as well as a younger brother named Jett who is five years younger and plays high level hockey as well so we are a busy family!

I have been committed to the sport of hockey since a very young age.  My goal would be to play college hockey at the highest level that I can, while attaining a college education.  I feel I have many qualities that make me a great team player.  I am coachable, positive, hardworking, I am a leader and always willing to put the team first. 

I am always looking for feedback to continue to be a better player and leader off the ice as well. I feel by always trying to work my hardest and try my best, good results will come in athletics and academics. 

Hockey is not the only sport I play.  I am a multi-sport athlete, and enjoy playing school sports such as badminton, fastpitch and track and field.  I won a banner for our district in shot put. I also enjoy playing golf in the summer.

As both of my parents are educators I have always been diligent and committed to my studies. I know I must plan and organize my time in an efficient manner as I am busy with hockey both on ice and off ice.  This is a skill that I hope will serve me well when I am at college.

My parents are big influences in my life as my dad played Jr hockey and my mom played University hockey in Canada. Hockey is a sport that is a love for our entire family and a sport that has provided us with great opportunities and amazing memories.

I am always open to new adventures and experiences and look forward to pursuing hockey beyond grade 12, wherever that may take me.

Thank you 

Tori Evans