Caroline Ouellette

Caroline Ouellette is a Canadian former ice hockey forward who won four Olympic gold medals and captained Canada's national team.

2002 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Salt Lake City, Utah. Ouellette won her first Olympic gold medal with Canada at these Games.
Hayley Wickenheiser: A Canadian ice hockey forward and four-time Olympic gold medalist. Wickenheiser and Ouellette were long-time teammates and central figures in Canada's Olympic teams.
Montreal Stars: A Canadian women's ice hockey team that competed in the Canadian Women's Hockey League. Ouellette played for the Stars and helped them win the league's Clarkson Cup.
Canadian women's national ice hockey team: The team representing Canada in international women's ice hockey. Ouellette's Olympic titles and captaincy belong to this team's sustained rivalry with the United States.
2006 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Turin, Italy. Canada's women's team defended its Olympic title with Ouellette on the roster.
Marie-Philip Poulin: A Canadian ice hockey forward known for scoring in Olympic gold-medal games. Poulin succeeded Ouellette's generation as a defining figure in Canada's national team.
Canadian Women's Hockey League: A professional women's ice hockey league that operated in Canada from 2007 to 2019. The league provided Ouellette with high-level club competition between national-team tournaments.
Women's ice hockey at the Winter Olympics: The women's ice hockey tournament held at the Winter Olympic Games since 1998. Ouellette won gold in four of the tournament's first five editions.
2010 Winter Olympics: The Winter Olympic Games held in Vancouver, British Columbia. Ouellette scored in the gold-medal game as Canada won on home ice.
Manon Rhéaume: A Canadian goaltender who became the first woman to play in an NHL exhibition game. Rhéaume's pioneering career preceded Ouellette's rise in Canadian women's hockey.

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