The Esso Cup is a National Female Hockey championship for midget level players (aged under 18 years) sanctioned by Hockey Canada. The Westman Wildcats are the first ever winners of the tournament in 2009. Westman player Jenna-Marie Durnin scored twice to lead the club to a win over the Scarborough Sharks in the gold medal game.

All Time champions

Year	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2011	Notre Dame Hounds	Edmonton Thunder	Toronto Aeros
2010	Thunder Bay Queens	Notre Dame Hounds	Edmonton Thunder
2009	Westman Wildcats	Scarborough Sharks	Calgary Flyers

All time results by region

Region	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	Gold medals
West	20	13	2	1	4	87	44	2
Ontario	20	12	0	1	7	64	52	1
Pacific	20	9	2	1	8	59	44	0
Host city	18	8	2	1	7	53	43	0
Québec	12	3	0	0	9	22	42	0
Atlantic	14	1	0	2	11	21	81	0

2011

The 2011 Esso Cup was contested in St. Albert, Alberta. In the gold medal game, the Notre Dame Hounds defeated the Edmonton Thunder by a 5-2 tally. In the championship game, Olivia Howe of Notre Dame contributed with a goal and an assist.

• Participants

  Region	Team
  Pacific Region	Edmonton Thunder
  West Region	Notre Dame Hounds
  Ontario Region	Toronto Aeros
  Quebec Region	Kodiaks du Lac St-Louis
  Atlantic Region	Kings County Kings
  Host City	St. Albert Slash

2010

Regina, Saskatchewan was the host city for the 2010 Esso Cup.

• Participants

  Region	Team
  Pacific Region	Edmonton Thunder
  West Region	Notre Dame Hounds
  Ontario Region	Thunder Bay Queens
  Quebec Region	Remparts du Richelieu
  Atlantic Region	Moncton Rockets
  Host City	Regina Rebels

2009

The first Esso Cup was contested in 2009. The city of Calgary, Alberta hosted the event as the gold medal game featured the Westman Wildcats and the Scarborough Sharks. Kaitlyn Keon, granddaughter of Stanley Cup champion Dave Keon

Dave Keon

David Michael Keon is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre. He played professionally from 1960–61 to 1981–82, including 15 seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1986....

was on the Sharks roster.

• Participants

  Region	Team
  Pacific Region	Edmonton Thunder
  West Region	Westman Wildcats
  Ontario Region	Scarborough Sharks
  Atlantic Region	Northern Stars
  Host City	Calgary Flyers

2011

Award	Player	Team
Most Valuable Player	Morgan Glover	Edmonton
Top Scorer	Olivia Howe	Notre Dame
Top Forward	Olivia Howe	Notre Dame
Top Defenceman	Emma Korbs	Toronto
Top Goaltender	Morgan Glover	Edmonton
Most Sportsmanlike Player	Matana Skoye	St. Albert

2010

Award	Player	Team
Most Valuable Player	Kaitlyn Tougas	Thunder Bay
Top Scorer	Brienna Gillanders	Notre Dame
Top Forward	Janik Robichaud	Moncton
Top Defenceman	Riana Magee	Edmonton
Top Goaltender	Samantha Langford	Regina
Most Sportsmanlike Player	Kaitlyn Quarrell	Thunder Bay

2009

Award	Player	Team
Most Valuable Player	Brittany Styner	Calgary
Top Forward	Brittany Esposito	Edmonton
Top Defenceman	Brigette Lacquette	Westman
Top Goaltender	Emily Blakely	Northern
Most Sportsmanlike Player	Erin Lally	Calgary