: She served as the General Manager and co-owner of the Toronto Six in the Premier Hockey Federation (PHF) before the league's dissolution. Major Awards and Honours
: She led Team Canada to gold medals in the first four IIHF World Women's Championships (1990, 1992, 1994, 1997). In the inaugural 1990 tournament, she set a record with 11 goals in just five games . angela james
James's contributions have been recognized by nearly every major sporting body in Canada: IIHF Hall of Fame Canada's Sports Hall of Fame Hockey Hall of Fame Order of Hockey in Canada Officer of the Order of Canada Impact and Legacy : She served as the General Manager and
Today, her legacy is immortalized through the , awarded annually to the top scorer in professional Canadian women's hockey, and the Angela James Arena in her hometown of Flemingdon Park, Toronto. She remains active in the sport as a Senior Sports Coordinator at Seneca College and as a certified Level IV referee. James's contributions have been recognized by nearly every