Welcome to the Academy
The Academy is a High Performance Academic-Athletic private preparatory school located in Cornwall, Ontario. It is dedicated to providing boys (Prep, Major Midget AAA, Minor Midget AAA) and girls (Intermediate AA, Midget AA) with the very best in academics along with elite hockey. Whether your goal is to play in the Olympics or to go to college, our expert academic and athletic staff is committed to help you develop a strong foundation which will be the springboard for your future success.
The Academy is designed for the student-athlete. We provide daily on-ice hockey practices, off-ice training at our own Athletic Republic Training Facility, an extensive game schedule, and numerous scouting opportunities coupled with strong college preparatory academics in an Ontario Ministry of Education credit granting private high school. We offer an individualized college counseling system to get you to the next step. But even more importantly, it is our goal to have you succeed at the next level both in academics and athletics.
In The News
4 former OHA grads named to Great Britan's Mens U20 Squad for World Championships. Read More...
Kayla Tutino of Boston University named Hockey East Player of the week. Read More...
OHA's Catherine Dubois named to Team Canada National Under 18 Roster for 2012 IIHF U18 World Woman's Hockey Championship. Read More...
OHA's Catherine Tufts named to U18 Atlantic female team. Read More...
Former OHA Grad Steven Chalmers joins Dundee Stars of the Elite League in the UK.Read More ...
Commitments 2011-2012
Bemidji State University
University of Maine
Cornell University
Colgate University
Ohio State University
University of Montreal
McGill University
Union College
Academics
The Ontario Hockey Academy is a registered private high school accredited with the Ontario Ministry of Education. Students upon completion of their course requirements will earn a highly recognized Ontario Secondary High School Diploma. This Diploma is accepted across Canada and the United States. Our teachers are actively involved in the classroom, explaining, teaching, and mentoring our students. The program consists of over 40 core courses in science, mathematics, English, and social studies. ... More Info
Hockey
OHA teams play across Canada and the United States and train in one of the best facilities in the country. Not only will you be on the ice up to 5 times a week, 55 games a season, 100 practices a year, but also you'’ll also be exposed to top universities and colleges in front of USA DI/DIII and Canadian university coaches while playing in highly scouted tournaments and showcase events. We are not a 3 sport school, but you will get more ice in 1 year at OHA then you will in 3 years in most other places. ... More Info
Off-Ice Training
At OHAs training center, our goal is to get you faster, stronger, and more explosive. We will teach you how to skate quicker then you ever thought you could. WHY, because we will improve your mechanics, stride, knee drive, leg turnover, and even the way you carry your head. Using Hockey specific training equipment, like our Skating Treadmill, our off-ice program is designed to train you from the inside out - —neurologically, metabolically and biomechanically -— so that you can become a more efficient skater and a better player. ... More Info
Dr. Tim Rozan, Ph.D. Yale '94
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Dr. Rozan comes to the Academy with an extremely impressive background. He holds a B.A. from The Johns Hopkins University, a Masters in Environmental Studies from Yale University, and a Doctorate in Environmental Chemistry from Yale University. He was a National Science Foundation Post-doctoral fellow in Marine Science at the University of Delaware. He has taught and advised students at various universities in both the U.S. and Canada. His specialization is teaching Chemistry, Mathematics, Earth Sciences, Environmental Science, Geology, and Marine Science. He has experience with college admissions, tutoring, remedial education and is skilled in developing and implementing computer based courses.
"I believe students need more than facts and figures that traditional schools provide. To be successful in college, students need to know how to think, tackle problems, and express their ideas. We specialize in utilizing 21st technology to teach problem solving, critical thinking and time management. Our college prep program is designed to provide a strong academic foundation needed for a successful college career. It is our mandate not only to prepare and place every one of our students in either a Division I, Division III, or Canadian University, but to have them succeed. All we require is a strong work ethic and perseverance from our student athletes. Are you ready to accept the challenge?"
Dr. Tim
November 19, 2011 - 4 OHA Grads named to Great Britan's Men's U20 Team for World Championships
Jamie Chilcott ('11), Steven Chalmers('10), Paul Swindlehurst ('11) & Jack Musil ('11) all named to the GB U20 Team roster for the upcoming World Championships in Germany. Read Full Article...
November 21, 2011 - #8 KAYLA TUTINO, BOSTON UNIVERSITY (Freshman Forward; Lorraine, Que.)
Tutino had a five-point weekend (3g,2a) with eight shots on goal, including two game-winning goals, in a pair of wins over the weekend against Connecticut and Providence. Her game-winner on Saturday against Connecticut was a shorthanded, her NCAA-leading third of the season.
http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/women/
November 24, 2011 - OHA's Catherine Dubois named to Team Canada National U18 Roster for 2012 IIHF U18 World Hockey Championship.
CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada announced Thursday the 22 players who have been chosen to represent Canada at the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 Women’s World Championship, taking place from Dec. 31, 2011 to Jan. 7, 2012 in Prerov and Zlin, Czech Republic.
CLICK HERE FOR CANADAS NATIONAL WOMENS UNDER-18 TEAM ROSTER
September 27, 2011 - OHA's Catherine Tufts named to U18 Atlantic female team
Catherine Tufts most recent accomplishment has been being named to the roster of the Team Atlantic U18 female hockey team. The team is comprised of players from the four Atlantic Provinces and will play in the national under 18 tournament, which is being held in Saguenay, Quebec Nov. 2-6. The roster was officially announced last week.
This year she is attending school and playing hockey at the Ontario Hockey Academy (OHA), a prep school in Cornwall, Ontario. OHA teams play across Canada and the United States.
Tufts says being at OHA affords her the opportunity to play competitive hockey and develop better as a hockey player, while at the same time benefitting from a strong academic education.
Asked what she enjoys most about hockey, Tufts says the best part is the extension of family that hockey provides.
Read Full Article ...
September 9, 2011 - Former OHA Grad Steven Chalmers joins Dundee Stars of the Elite League in the UK
The Ontario Hockey Academy helped me a lot mentally and physically as a player. We trained everyday on ice and in the gym as well as in the classroom. The first year, I played over 60 games which were mostly in tournaments and the second year I played the same amount of games in a league and in tournaments all over North America. I met some great people from all over the world and made friendships that will last for a lifetime. It was an amazing experience and it is something I will never forget.
http://bringbackmagnussjostrom.blogspot.com/2011/09/steven-chalmers-joins-us-as-we-look.html
http://dundeestars.com/
August 16, 2011 - McKinnon joins Team Canada Under 18 Team
Hockey Canada announced August 14, 2011, the list of 22 players selected to play for Canada’s National Women’s Under 18 Team in a three-game series against the United State’s Women’s Under 18 Select Team in Rockland, ON from August 18-21, 2011. BC-born Julia McKinnon (Kelowna, BC) was selected to attend the camp.
McKinnon currently plays for the Ontario Hockey Academy. She is a four (4) time BC Provincial Hockey Champion, and was the provincial top scorer in the 2009-2010 season. She was also Team BC’s top scorer at the 2011 Canada Games.
Invitations were made based on performance at the National Women’s U18 Team Selection Camp that was held August 7-14, 2011 in Rockland, ON. Players were also evaluated by Hockey Canada regional scouts throughout the 2010-2011 season.
The team will play three games against the United States on Thursday, August 18 at 7:00 p.m. ET, Friday, August 19 at 7:00pm ET and Sunday August 21 at 10:00am ET. All games will take place at the Canadian International Hockey Academy in Rockland.
Following the camp, Hockey Canada scouts and coaching staff will continue to evaluate players with their club teams during the 2011-2012 season, in order to make selections for the team that will represent Canada at the 2012 IIHF Ice Hockey Under 18 Women’s World Championship, which will be held in January in the Czech Republic.
July 21, 2011 - Former NHLer joins OHA coaching ranks
We are pleased to announce that Yves Sarault has joined the Ontario Hockey Academy coaching staff as Head Coach of the OHA Minor Midget Team. "We are thrilled to have Yves joining our boys hockey program", said Dr Tim Rozan, OHA Director. "Yves will play an important role with the OHA boys hockey teams and will aid in the overall improvement and progress of the Ontario Hockey Academy hockey players development program."
"I am excited to be a part of Ontario Hockey Academy and help develop young athletes", said Head Coach Yves Sarault. "I am impressed with the school and hockey facilities and pleased by the support that is in place. I am looking forward to working with OHA staff to ensure that we are competitive at the highest level and that the hockey experience is truly enjoyable for our student-athletes."
Yves was selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the 3rd round, 61 overall in the 1991 NHL Draft. Yves played his major junior hockey in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and played over 100 NHL games with the Montreal Canadians, Colorado Avalanche, Ottawa Senators, Calgary Flames, and Atlanta Thrashers. He played professionally for over 700 games spanning 17 years. Yves retired from playing last year and stepped directly behind the bench as head coach of the Moncton Bantam AAA team where his team won the provincial championship.
July 1, 2011 - OHA expands fitness facility
At the beginning of July, OHA started relocating their fitness facility to a bigger building (formally known as the Zoo - now renamed as the Corral). The new facility is approximately 5000 sq ft and includes a new indoor turf sprinting track, a coaches office, (4) Olympic lifting stations, Rapid shot shooting machinr, synthetic ice and washrooms. The new facility is 95% completed and should be done by the end of July. Currently there are about 10 male/female athletes that traing in the new facility.
ONTARIO HOCKEY ACADEMY
SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR 2011-2012
August
Sun 28 Dormitory opens _ 10am - Incoming Shuttles from Montreal and Ottawa Airports _ 2pm & 9pm
Mon 29 Orientation begins _ 9am
Tues 30 First Day of School - 1st Semester classes start _ 7:30am
September
Mon 5 Labor Day - No Classes
October
Mon 10 Canadian Thanksgiving –- No Classes
December
Fri 9 Final Day before Winter Holiday Break – - Classes end _ 2 pm
Sat 10 Start of Winter Break - Departing Shuttles for Montreal and Ottawa Airports _ 6am & 2pm
12/10 –- 1/2 Winter Holiday Break (no boarding available)
January
Mon 2 Dormitory Opens _ 9am - Incoming Shuttles from Montreal and Ottawa Airports depart _ 2pm & 9pm
Tues 3 Classes start _ 7:30am
Tues 17 -– 18 1st Semester Final Exams
Thur 19 -– 20 Professional Days - No classes
Mon 23 2nd Semester classes start _ 7:30 am
February
Mon 13 - 17 Winter Carnival (regular class schedule)
March
Thurs 29 Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test
Fri 30 Final Day before Spring Holiday Break – - Classes end _ 2pm
Sat 31 Start of Spring Holiday Break - Departing Shuttles for Montreal and Ottawa Airports _ 6am & 2pm
4/1 - – 4/15 Spring Holiday Break (no boarding available)
April
Sun 15 Dormitory Opens _ 10am - Incoming Shuttles from Montreal and Ottawa Airports _ 2pm & 9pm
Mon 16 Classes start _ 7:30am
May
Mon 21 Victoria Day -– No classes
Thurs 30 - 1 2nd Semester Final Exams
June
Fri 1 2nd Semester Final Exams – Exams end _ 4 pm
Sat 2 Departing Shuttles for Montreal and Ottawa Airports _ 6am & 2pm - Dormitories close for the summer
_ 6pm
Coupling Academics and Athletics
At the Academy our goal is to train student-athletes. Our schedule is tailored to allow maximum class time and maximum hockey time. We hold classes in the morning and skate in the afternoon. We even throw in goalie sessions, video, and extra skills on Mondays and Fridays. But don't forget, we have mandatory study halls five days a week. At the academy hockey and grades are important!
What is the Hockey difference between the Academy and a Traditional Prep School?
Now here is the thing about prep school hockey. Their season starts mid-November and runs through February. They play roughly 25 games and are in a few tournaments. The schools require students to participate in a sport or other activity during each sporting season, whether you have ever played that sport or not. Many preps have classes on Saturday, and require students to be back on campus by a certain time on Sunday. Obviously their mission is to develop well rounded students for the demands of elite level colleges. It is not to develop elite level hockey players. The Academy develops players for both academics and a full hockey season, similar to college level teams. Our goal is to help every participant excel.
Can I finish a diploma already begun at another high school or through home study?
Credits that you've earned from other accredited high school programs may be transferable for an Ontario Secondary School Degree. This may also be true for learning you've completed through home schooling or in other nontraditional settings. Our academic advisor will help you determine how credits from course work you've already completed in another high school program can apply to our diploma requirements.
What grades are available at the Academy?
School and boarding is available primarily for Grades 9 to 12. However, we can accommodate grade 7 and 8 students on a case by case basis.
Does my child have classes on Saturdays?
No. We have a rigorous academic program that we fit into a Monday through Friday class schedule and around the athletic schedule. So, students don’t miss classes due to sports competition or have to do make up work on the weekends.We provide laptops for students to use during extended road trips.
Is the campus safe?
The Academy is located in the small town of Cornwall Ontario on the St. Lawrence River bordering Canada and the United States. Cornwall provides a very safe, family friendly environment, which gives the students the opportunity to socialize. All students are to report when leaving and returning to campus. On campus, there is 24hr supervision.
Does the school have a religious affiliation?
All faiths are respected. Several Chapels are available nearby for students. We have information on services for different religions.
Do students wear a school uniform?
No. But, everyone wears comfortable and acceptable clothing.
Do you offer scholarships?
Yes. We offer athletic and athletic scholarships. In addition, financial aid is available on a case by case basis.
What if I have difficulties with a certain subject or a learning disability?
The Academy does not have a special program for students with learning disabilities. However, varying forms of assistance, such as tutoring and extra time for tests, will be provided to those who require it.
What is the average class size?
Most of our class sizes range from 8 to 10 students.
Is there an application deadline?
We continue to accept applications until all available spots in the entering class are full. When a grade becomes full, we create a waiting list from which we may draw students should a space become available.
Do I need to bring a laptop to school?
No. The school is fully equipped.
What is your drug and alcohol policy?
The Academy has a stringent drugs and alcohol policy. Simply put, we have a zero tolerance policy. All student athletes will be required to read and sign the student handbook which details our policy.
Will the Academy help me with Canadian and US recruiting?
Yes. The Academy will provide student-athletes with the promotional support and career guidance to help you get into the schools of your choice. Our tournament schedule is selected to provide maximum exposure and our college visits ensure you will be seen.
Some may find it hard to believe that OHA is one of the many important things that has had an impact on my life. When I first heard of the Ontario Hockey Academy I thought of it as just a boarding school specifically for hockey players. After having spent three high school years at OHA I realized that I should cherish the things I learnt by living away from home. Both my parents are Italian-Canadians, and as you may know Italians value family and being close to one another. Me going away from home was out of the ordinary for my family of six aunts and six uncles, fifteen cousins, and my immediate family of four children. When I first left home I was nervous because I had never left my parents sight. I am in my third year away from home and I look at the matter differently because I now appreciate that I had the opportunity of taking my hockey to the next level. At the Ontario Hockey Academy I have had the chance to meet people from all over the world and I got a “wake up Call” as to how people grow up in different circumstances, some good and some bad. When I was living at home and got a bad test grade I had my parents to complain to. Things were different at OHA because I had to deal with it myself. When I had a bad practice, or when I was away with the girls team on a tournament and had a bad game, I had to toughen up and deal with it. The older I got, the less I grew dependant on my parents. I could never play a hockey game without my parents being there because I always wanted to hear there opinion on my performance. My father would always give me valuable tips to remember. On weekends when my parents could not come to my tournaments that were out of town, I somewhat suffered because I relied on there opinion after every hockey game and I could not judge for myself as to how I played. I realized that this needed to change. If I had a bad game and I was angry, I once always had my parents by my side to encourage me by saying to never give up even if I played horribly. When my parents were not there to watch me play,after a bad game I had to figure out things for myself. It was very hard for me to concentrate on the next game, but now that I look back I think that it was the best thing that could have ever happened to me. Aside from becoming mentally stronger, OHA has made me more mature. I have a very overwhelming schedule and my days are full. I work out every day, go on the ice, and go to class. I am away from home and I hardly get to see my high school friends in comparisson to when I was living at home. Sometimes I doubted having made the decision to come to OHA because I always felt that I missed out on fun at home, but now I realize that all the hard work that I have put into OHA has paid off. These are all things that have prepared me for the real world and most of all for university. I just recently got a full scholarship to Boston University as a student athlete playing hockey. My parents and family are a big part of my success and accomplishments, however a big piece to the puzzle that has contributed to my success is OHA. By leaving home I got to maximize at both hockey and school. Many coaches from back home have mentioned on numerous occasions that my play on the ice has improved tremendously since I have been at OHA. I feel that if I hadn't come to OHA, I would not have been the player that I am today and chances are I may not have received a full scholarship from Boston University. One day when I look back at my years at OHA I will always remember the friendships that I made. Although most of the friendships that I made at OHA are with people who don't live in the same country or the same province as me, I know that I will always have them by my side no matter how far apart I am from them. I have become closer with girls on my team that come from miles away from my home, than friends from back home, or even family. OHA is an environment where every hockey player is looking for a scholarship or a team to play for. This has had a big impact on my life because it often made me realize how things in life don't come easy and how much work everyone has to put in. The best part is that we are all on the same page and we all want to succeed. I value OHA because most students have the same goals. I often wonder what might have happened with hockey and school if I would have stayed back home. Maybe I would have quit hockey because I wasn't in an environment to be motivated to play, or maybe I would of never thought of attending university away from home. OHA has had a big impact on me because I learnt many life lessons and it is a place that opened many doors for me.
Kayla Tutino - Class of 2011
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I have always had a goal of getting Division I hockey scholarship. Attending OHA was a good first step. It gave me the exposure to capture the attention of Neapean Raidrs of the Central Canadian Hockey League (CCHL). But OHA is more than hockey. It help me graduate high school and set me up for university. Go Mavericks!
Kenny Neil - Class of 2010
"Giles played the game at an incredibly high level of professionalism and has transcended that philosophy into quality on ice teaching attributes, quickly earning the respect of his fellow Huron teaching partners. Whether he is teaming up with Stanley Cup Champion Coach, Marc Crawford or Ohio State University Head Coach, John Markell, Giles leads by example and his on ice confidence is second to none. His school is fantastic"
Paul O’'Dacre - Huron Hockey School
"Our daughter Isabel has been fortunate in having Giles as a coach with the Cornwall Girl's Hockey Association "AA" program in addition to various spring and tournament showcases in Ontario, Quebec and the United States. The amount of success that these teams have enjoyed at such high-caliber levels is in large part due to Giles' influence and guidance. He stresses continuously to his players that they are not responsible to him for their performance and efforts, but to their team-mates and themselves. The girls play hard and relentlessly for him not because they have to, but because they want to.
Giles has the undeniable skills to motivate and then enable his players to reach for and achieve their optimum performance levels .The drills he runs at practices translate extremely well into game situations and are innovative, interesting and fast-paced. You know that your team is well-coached when it becomes routine to hear opposing coaches, parents as well as referees commenting on the quality of teamwork and passing skills of your player."
Kevin Lefebvre - Parent
"Coach Giles Lascelle is a great instructor and motivator, and was always fair. His practices were high tempo and well organized.
The girls were constantly pushed to learn advanced skills while maintaining his high standard of basic hockey skills."
Bonnie Stephenson - Parent
“Giles Lascelle has coached our fifteen year old daughter for five of the last seven years. He developed this girl from an eight year old fast skater to a fifteen year old top notch hockey player. Giles know his hockey, played at a high level, knows how to pick out top talent and develop them to the next level. We consider ourselves lucky having been part of this group he coached that one year won 20 of 21 games at the end of the season to become Provincial Champions. Two years later they won 6 of 9 tournaments and a provincial bronze medal after moving the group up from the A to the AA level, the top level in the province. Quite an accomplishment by a small center in the strongest hockey province of Canada.”
Harry Welten - Parent
“Giles is a dedicated coach who believes and understands the true spirit of hockey. His enthusiasm, creativity, broad perspective and extensive background in hockey combined with his education and business experience makes him a resource every athlete should use without any doubt whatsoever. While 100% committed to improving the fundamentals to any hockey player, his passion and coaching style of a unique combination of fun and intense hockey training makes him the best coach for anyone to achieve the highest level of hockey. Giles is, without a doubt, a true talent as he takes personal pride in the success and accomplishments of his teams/players.
Extremely appreciative and thankful of the fact that our daughter has been coached by Giles for many years, Renée was able to grow and develop to a much higher standard and has been enormously influenced by her genuine coach not only in hockey but also in thriving for any of her personal goals. We thank him from the bottom of our heart for being a great coach, mentor, trainer and most of all a true friend."
The Lortie Family
"With outstanding personal qualities, organizational abilities and hockey expertise, Giles Lascelle is the embodiment of an effective coach. He motivates his players to play as a team and see what they can achieve together. Personally, his enthusiasm, good sense of humor, patience and affection for the girls he coaches translates into a confident team with a winning attitude. Organizationally, he is prepared, speaks clearly, focuses on both the details and big picture simultaneously as well as shows respect for his players, opponents and the officials. As to hockey expertise, my daughter was fortunate to play for someone with his breadth of knowledge. Giles is a hard-working coach who finds the best in each player and teaches them to work hard to reach goals. While my daughter won't remember each individual game she played for Giles, the life lessons she learned with his guidance will stay with her forever."
Judy Racine –- Brockville Ontario
I would like to thank you for the ease of which the enrolment and settling in of Tom went, I found the academy you run exceeded all my expectations, with all the staff so enthusiastic and pleasure to talk to. The surrounding town and people were very friendly and helpful as well, it is not often I am impressed in this way so I thought I would drop you a line to just to thank you for the opportunity you are giving Tom and sincerely hope he grasps it with both hands.
Geoff Keeley - Parent
Just wanted to drop a line to say a huge THANK YOU for all that you have done for our son Chase over the past two years. All your hard work day in and day out to run your hockey program and the academics, organizing the road trips and shuttle schedules for the school breaks etc. etc. etc has been GREATLY APPRECIATED from Marc and myself. Thank you Kim for my phone calls for motherly advice and the comfort I felt with you being close by if Chase needed you. Having your son away from home at fifteen yrs old is very difficult, however, I was able to sleep at nights knowing you and Gilles were close by and also being parents yourselves made us feel at peace. Chase has certainly grown up during his two years at the academy. He has left with many life long friends, life skills, independent learning skills, development in his position as a goaltender and many wonderful memories, We wish Ontario Hockey Academy much success in the years to come…….Chase and our family will always have special memories of the time he spent in Cornwall, Ontario.
Marc and Nicky Gaudet - Parents
"I played with him, I know him personally as a friend and I have coached with him at many hockey schools during the summer. I have seen his on-ice demeanor; I see the level of respect that he commands on the ice, and most of all, you’ll like the competence with which he coaches”
Marc Crawford
Former Head Coach Los Angeles Kings
Good Day Dr. Kris and Dr. Tim, Giles, Kim and Josh... just thought I'd drop you a quick line to update on Kyle.
Kyle had the good fortune to be offered a half academic scholarship from Bryn Athyn College near Philadelphia for this Fall. He has accepted, and at present, apart from academics appears to be their starting goaltender for next year and may also play tennis for the school.
The whole family toured the campus this past Friday and we all met with the Hockey Coach, Athletic and Admission Directors. Although Kyle was accepted at Brock in the Masters of Accounting program for this Fall, the advantages Bryn Athyn offered could not be turned down. Kyle is excited about this opportunity.
So again I wish to thank everyone at OHA for their past and continued support to Kyle's academic and athletic future aspirations and development.
On behalf of Kyle and our family I wish you all the best in the coming year(s)!
Brent L. Watters - Parent
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