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Dragons' Den Canada Season 11 · Episode 6

Oneiric Hockey

hockey training aids for developing stickhandling and shooting

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Emily Rudow and Kayla Nezon pitched hockey training gear in season 11. We dig into the ask and why the outcome resists confirmation.

The ask$50,000for 20% of the business
Implied valuation$250Kask / equity
On-air resultNot recorded
Availability unverifiedFounders: Emily Rudow, Kayla Nezon

The pitch

What walked into the Den

Emily Rudow and Kayla Nezon of Waterloo founded Oneiric Hockey, a maker of hockey training aids, and pitched in season 11, episode 6.

The pair asked for $50,000 in exchange for 20 percent, a $250,000 valuation for the training brand.

After the show

What happened next

Multiple Dragons are reported to have shown interest, but the sources disagree on the details and none confirms which offer, if any, the founders accepted, so we decline to name a result we cannot pin down.

The current status is equally hard to lock in. Both the company's site and its Facebook page blocked our July 2026 checks, leaving us without a direct look at where things stand.

Our read

The Hub verdict

At $50,000 for 20 percent, the $250,000 valuation is one of the most modest asks in the batch, which fits an early-stage training-gear brand.

The outcome resists confirmation in an interesting way: multiple Dragons reportedly made offers, but the sources disagree and none pins down which, if any, the founders accepted, so we will not name a winner we cannot verify. The current status is equally locked away, since both the site and the company's social page blocked our checks.

Worth knowing: Reports of interest are not the same as a confirmed deal, and blocked pages are not a status check, so we keep both open here.