Audrey Martone Earns Shot to Represent Canada on U18 National Team

By Scott Arnold

A Peterborough hockey family has another reason to be proud as Audrey Martone earns a spot with Canada’s U18 team for a three-game series against the United States.

Peterborough native Audrey Martone has earned a shot to represent Canada with the U18 National Team in a three-game series against the United States (photo via Instagram @cyghaofficial)

Martone has been named to Hockey Canada’s 22-player U18 National Select roster following a national selection process that brought together 40 players at camp.

The Peterborough native is one of 22 young players who will now get the chance to represent Canada against the United States in Richmond, British Columbia.

The three-game series begins Wednesday, August 12th, followed by games Thursday, August 13th and Saturday, August 15th at the Richmond Olympic Oval.

For Martone, the selection is another milestone in a hockey family that has already produced some memorable moments.

She is the younger sister of Philadelphia Flyers forward Porter Martone and the daughter of former Peterborough Petes captain Mike Martone. Porter has also represented Canada on the international stage multiple times, including at the World Junior Championship and World Hockey Championship.

Audrey is entering the 2026-27 season with the Central York Panthers, who celebrated having three of their players, Martone, Demi Lazarou and goaltender Claire Hicks, earn spots on Canada’s U18 roster following the selection camp.

The players went through provincial camps before arriving at the six-day national selection camp, where they competed for a place on the final roster.

Now, Martone gets to take that next step onto the international stage, with the opportunity to represent her country and make her own mark wearing the Maple Leaf.

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

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