Hit the Ice - Season 7 (2019)

Lisa Haley, the teams' head coach and goalie coach, Jenessica Drinkwater meet the girls for first time. The girls have their work cut out for them as they quickly learn what it's going to take to keep up with the demand of the camp.

Lisa offers advice to Erin Denny when she is presented with an amazing opportunity. Even though it might mean losing one of her top players, Lisa stresses the importance of weighing out the options when faced with challenging decisions.

After putting work in on the ice, the girls step into an MMA gym and find out what conditioning is all about. Then, they head over to "Big Medicine Studio" where they reconnect with old traditions and join in sharing the medicine of song.

The girls are in for a real surprise; special guest Rebecca Johnson joins them on the ice today. Nothing like a success story to motivate, make the team work harder and focus on their goals.

The girls pack up and head to Toronto where they will see if all their work will pay off. The skill-testing game will help them assess their strengths and weak points as to ensure their place in the Boston Beantown Classic.

It's time to put in the real work, correct bad habits and get game ready. Boston Beantown Classic is no joke and the girls have learned a valuable lesson in TO: when push comes to shove they still have a lot to learn.

The girls get ready to say farewell to North Bay. Although they're filled with mixed emotions, one thing is unanimous; this camp has been a life changing experience for all of them. They hit the highway for the Boston Beantown classic.

On the eve of their biggest challenge yet, the girls are anxious and nervous. In a tournament with over a hundred teams and thousands of players, this group is no different than anyone else and they will need to earn their way to the top.

The girls finally begin their tournament with two hard games. The group relies on their training with hopes of earning a few wins but a few unexpected results force the team into a corner early in the tournament.

After two devastating losses, the team still has an outside hope of reaching the playoffs if they can score two convincing wins. Facing pressure, the will the girls and the coaches answer the call?