Miyoko Hogeveen Hockey Profile | The Hockey Observer

Miyoko Hogeveen

Women’s Hockey Prospect Brampton Canadettes U22AA · OWHL
Prospect Profile

Player Overview

Position
Defence
Shot
Left
Height
5’8″
Weight
150 lbs
Current Team
Brampton Canadettes U22AA
League
Ontario Women’s Hockey League
Nationality
Canadian
Date of Birth
September 10, 2011
Hometown
Orangeville, ON
Grad Class
2029
School
Orangeville District Secondary School
Programs of Interest
Biology Kinesiology Physical Education
High School Transcript

Academic Record

Science
94%
Business
94%
Math
93%
Phys.Ed
91%
Geography
84%
Tech
84%
French
83%
English
81%

Grade 10–12 transcripts publish at the end of each academic year.

Career Production

Statistics

Season Team League GP G A PTS P/GP +/− SH SH% PPG SHG PIM
2026-27 Brampton CanadettesU22AA OWHL – – – – – – – – – – –
2025-26 Brampton CanadettesU15AA OWHA – – – – – – – – – – –
2024-25 Brampton CanadettesU15A OWHA 80 7 14 21 0.26 – – – – – –
Career — — 80 7 14 21 0.26 – – – – – –

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Performance Testing

Combine Results

Units
Off-Ice Testing Miyoko Age-class avg.
Strength Higher is better
Grip Strength — Left
39.19kg
Her
39.19
Avg
34.67
Grip Strength — Right
41.28kg
Her
41.28
Avg
35.19
IMTP — Relative Peak Force
30.8N/kg
Her
30.8
Avg
29.2
Power Higher is better
Countermovement Jump
30cm
Her
30
Avg
31
Broad Jump
203cm
Her
203
Avg
197.73
Speed & Agility Lower is better
10M Sprint
2.26s
Her
2.26
Avg
2.27
20M Sprint
3.79s
Her
3.79
Avg
3.87
Pro-Agility (5-10-5) — Left
5.08s
Her
5.08
Avg
5.10
Pro-Agility (5-10-5) — Right
5.17s
Her
5.17
Avg
5.07

Combine results from September 7, 2026.

2026-27 Evaluation

Scouting Report

Miyoko Hogeveen’s scouting report will be available in the fall of 2026

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Video Library

Game Film & Highlights

October 6, 2026
vs Barrie Sharks
Regular Season
▶ Watch Film

Frequently Asked Questions

Miyoko Hogeveen plans to pursue a career in teaching and intends to stay connected to the game through coaching after her playing days are done.

Outside of hockey, Miyoko stays active year-round through running, snowboarding, hiking, and camping, and also follows football as a fan.

Miyoko Hogeveen plays under Jason Ward, head coach of the Brampton Canadettes U22AA in the OWHL, and trains with Adam Poole for both defence-specific development and strength and conditioning throughout the year.

Coaches should know that Miyoko Hogeveen has captained her team since U11, was named Athlete of the Year in 2025, maintains honour roll academics, holds her Bronze Cross and CPR-C certifications, and competed at OFSSA in cross-country running in 2025.

Scott MacDonald, The Hockey Observer
Scott MacDonald
Coach by Trade. Observer by Nature.

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