International Debut a Success as Peterborough's Audrey Martone Makes Her Mark With Canada

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By Scott Arnold

Peterborough’s Audrey Martone made her first experience wearing the Maple Leaf a memorable one, recording four assists in three games as Canada finished its U18 series against the United States with two wins.

Peterborough’s Audrey Martone made her first experience wearing the Maple Leaf a memorable one, recording four assists in three games as Canada finished its U18 series against the United States with two wins.

Peterborough’s Audrey Martone made her international debut with Canada’s U18 team, recording four assists in three games against the United States (photo via instagram @hockeycanada)

Martone and Canada opened the 2026 National Women’s U18 Team Series with a 5-2 victory over the United States on Wednesday, August 12th, before following it up with another convincing win, 5-1, on Thursday, August 13th.

The United States answered in the series finale on Saturday, August 15th, edging Canada 5-4 to make it a 2-1 series finish in Canada’s favour.

For Martone, the results were only part of an impressive first international experience.

The Peterborough native recorded two assists in the opening game, added another assist in Canada’s second victory and picked up one more in the final game, finishing the three-game series with four points.

Peterborough’s Audrey Martone, third from the left in the back row, was part of Canada’s U18 team that won two of three games against the United States in the 2026 National Women’s U18 Team Series (photo via facebook @hockeyCanada)

It marked Martone’s first time representing Canada after she earned a spot on the country’s U18 National Select roster following a national selection process that included a six-day selection camp.

Martone is the younger sister of Philadelphia Flyers forward Porter Martone, who has represented Canada internationally, including at the World Junior Championship and World Hockey Championship.

After a strong showing on the national stage, the youngest Martone will now turn her focus to the upcoming season with the Central York Panthers of the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association (OWHA).


Scott Arnold is a Journalist and Content Creator at PTBOCanada Media Inc

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