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Player Profile Series: Jasmin Alcido, from Canada Ice to PH
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Fullname: Jasmin Alcido
Age: 19
Club: Metro West Force Citadels
Height: 5'2"
Weight: 125lbs.
Primary Position: Right Wing
Dominant Hand: Right
Born in the Philippines and raised in Canada, Jasmin Alcido is a Filipino-Canadian ice hockey player who has earned a coveted spot on the Philippine National Women's Hockey Team.
She’s been playing hockey since she was six years old—a sport that has changed her life in many ways. Now, she gives back as she continues to move forward in her journey.
Alcido’s goal is to continue playing competitive hockey for as long as she can—an aspiration she strives toward every day. She describes herself as a shifty player with strong ice vision and has been working on her shot, which has seen significant improvement over the past season.
She wears jersey #87, symbolizing not only her competitive spirit but also her pride in representing her heritage.
Alcido has been playing hockey for over 12 years. Her deep passion for the sport and strong connection to her roots have driven her to represent the Philippines on the international stage.
Her dedication to both hockey and her heritage showcases the rising influence of Filipino athletes in the global ice hockey scene. Her journey is a powerful reminder of how community support can help turn dreams into reality—and inspire the next generation of athletes in the Philippines.
To help fund her participation in upcoming team events—including training camps and tournaments in the UAE, Australia, China, and Thailand—she launched a GoFundMe campaign in 2024. The funds will help cover essential expenses such as travel, equipment, and accommodations.
In 2024, she earned the honor of wearing the Philippine jersey, embracing the opportunity to compete internationally and uplift the sport in her home country.
“It’s an honor to wear the Philippine flag and compete with such a passionate and dedicated team. I’m proud to be part of this movement for women’s hockey in the Philippines.” – Jasmin Alcido.
