The Montreal Victoire’s championship win is being commemorated in a unique way this year as the Hunter Brothers farm in New Brunswick unveils its 26th annual corn maze featuring Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin. The team’s impressive 2026 Walter Cup victory over the Ottawa Charge has inspired this special tribute.
For the Hunter family, hockey holds a special place in their hearts, from supporting the Moncton Wildcats to cheering on the Montreal Canadiens. They have now embraced the Victoire team, especially with Poulin’s leadership in the PWHL. The family’s corn maze tradition is a blend of celebration, Canadian pride, and creating memorable designs that resonate with visitors.
Chipman Hunter expressed their excitement for featuring Poulin in this year’s maze design, highlighting her significant roles as Montreal’s captain and Team Canada’s leader in international competitions. The intricate design incorporates elements from the LPHF logo and the team’s jersey font, emphasizing the Victoire’s triumphant 2026 season.
This Victoire-themed maze joins a collection of sports-inspired designs crafted by the Hunter Brothers over the years, showcasing various teams and iconic athletes like Terry Fox and Patrick Roy. Despite challenges like battling pesky crows and ensuring optimal corn growth, the maze promises an engaging experience with hidden trivia questions about the PWHL and the Montreal Victoire.
Visitors can explore the maze and attraction field on weekends and holidays from Sept. 12 to Oct. 31, offering a fun and educational outing for all ages. For more details, visit hunterbrothersfarm.ca or check out the Hunter Brothers Farm Facebook page.
