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For the 2024/25 season the CSSHL is proud to introduce the Coach of the Month Award for the three different CSSHL divisions: Eastern, West Female, and West Male.

This award is aimed at recognizing the incredible coaches within the CSSHL and acknowledges their hard work, dedication, commitment, leadership and impact on the game both on and off the ice.

We would like to congratulate these three coaches, who were all nominated by their programs, for their hard work in the month of October.

East Division –听 FX Girard, Bourget College:

“As a Bourget College alum and former NCAA student-athlete, FX is incredible leader for student-athletes. He is a great assistant bench-boss, giving a ton to student-athletes on and off the ice. He serves as the programs Strength Coach with a Kinesiology background. FX always making decisions that best benefit individuals and has a great support mechanism and amazing coaching potential.”

West Female Division –听 Kris Hogg, RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna:

“Kris recently joined NCAA program Clarkson University as an assistant coach, after leading RHA Kelowna to an undefeated start to the 2024/25 season. During his eight year coaching career in the CSSHL he has accomplished the following:

• 106 players graduated to play College Hockey
• 5 CSSHL Western Championships, including 3 straight
• 1 Gold Medal at Winter Games team BC
• 1 Western Canadian National Championship
• 2 Stoney Creek Titles
• Calgary Firestarter Tournament Champion
• 164-14-7 CSSHL regular season record
• +861 goal differential”

West Male Division – Rick McConnell, Pilot Mound Hockey Academy:听

“Rick is the staple of the PMHA coaching staff. Rick’s open-door policy has allowed his players to gain trust and build strong habits to start the season. Rick’s communication with his team has set them up for success this season, allowing players to feel comfortable and accepting that mistakes will happen and that learning from them is of the utmost importance. Rick’s practice style is high-paced with strong competition in a positive atmosphere. Rick strongly encourages his student-athletes to participate in community events, including cleaning the arena, volunteering with Pilot Mound Minor Hockey, and helping with the Learn to Skate program with Rock Lake Figure Skating. Coach Rick is PMHA’s coach mentor and has spent many hours to start the season to get everybody on the same page within the PMHA program. Rick is the go-to person on staff, and PMHA appreciates the extra effort that he puts into the program to get the academy involved with the local community.”

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For the 2024/25 season the CSSHL is proud to introduce the Coach of the Month Award for the three different CSSHL divisions: Eastern, West Female, and West Male.

This award is aimed at recognizing the incredible coaches within the CSSHL and acknowledges their hard work, dedication, commitment, leadership and impact on the game both on and off the ice.

We would like to congratulate these three coaches, who were all nominated by their programs, for their hard work in the month of September.

East Division –听 Martin Gascon, Bourget College:

“Martin could be a candidate for this on a daily, weekly, monthly, and annual basis. Why, because the energy and effort applied for the student-athletes is unmatched. Couple this with an intellect and methodical practice of resolving and concluding, always lends towards optimal decisions and monumental impact on the daily lives of our student athletes. Whether we are referring to hockey, academics, or life situations, the empathetic approach, while always teaching, has proved to have significant impacts on the lives of the people he touches. If we simply look at hockey, his knowledge, teaching ability, communication, and the overall impact-ability, you will see that the amount of student-athletes that have developed, grown, and evolved under his tutelage is remarkable.”

West Female Division –听 Jesse Hammill, Okanagan Hockey Academy:

“In the first month of the season Jesse has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his team. The first coach to show up in the morning and last to leave, Jesse has repeatedly gone above and beyond for his team. Whether it be promoting his players to scouts and universities, driving to BC Hockey events to support his players that have been invited or putting together presentations for his parent group, Jesse has repeatedly gone the extra mile. From a competition standpoint his efforts were rewarded the opening showcase weekend with his team finishing 4-0 to start league play giving up only 2 goals during the weekend.”

West Male Division – Jamieson McVicar, STAR Hockey Academy:听

“Jamieson鈥檚 commitment to the development and success of the student-athletes at STAR Hockey Academy has been exemplary, making him a key figure in our program鈥檚 growth and achievements. As the lead for all individual development plans (IDPs) at the academy, Jamieson plays a crucial role in shaping the progress and performance of each athlete. His enthusiasm and personalized approach ensure that every player has a clear path to achieving their full potential, both on and off the ice. He takes the time to understand each athlete’s strengths, areas for improvement, and long-term goals, tailoring development plans that are both challenging and supportive. In addition to his IDP responsibilities, Jamieson serves as the assistant coach for our U15 Prep team. His positive coaching style, coupled with his ability to connect with the players, has fostered an environment of growth, confidence, and teamwork. Jamieson鈥檚 impact goes beyond the X’s and O’s of the game; he is a mentor, a motivator, and a role model for our athletes. Jamieson’s impact is felt across the academy, by student-athletes and staff alike.”

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Mathys Blanchette: During the 2023/24 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep season Blanchette came second in team scoring and fourth in the league with 39 points in 24 games. The Beloeil, QC forwards 27 assists were a league high.

Antoine Demers: Demers joined Bourget College for the 2023/24 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep season tallying 31 points in 24 games.

Thomas Hudon: The Varennes, QC defenseman spent three seasons with Bourget College, winning two CSSHL Eastern Championships. During the 2021/22 Eastern U17 Prep season Hudon tallied 5 assists in 33 games before posting 3 assists in 4 playoff games to help Bourget College capture the 2022 CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep Championship for the first time in program history. In 2022/23 he would record 3 assists in 11 regular season games and 1 assist in 5 playoff games as Bourget College captured the 2023 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship. In 19 U18 Eastern Prep games this season Hudon finished with 4 assists.

Dawson Labre: Labre played the 2021/22 U18 Prep season with Bourget going 6-2-2 with a 2.32GAA and .942SV%. The Les Cedres, QC netminder spent the last two seasons in the CCHL with the Smith Falls Bears going 33-19-0 with a .919SV%, 2.36GAA and 4 shutouts. His 2.16GAA this season was a CCHL best.

Merlin Offman: Offman joined Bourget College for the 2022/23 Eastern U18 Prep season tallying 6 points in 12 games and 1 more point in 5 playoff games to help Bourget College capture the 2023 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship. This season the Montreal, QC defenseman posted 11 points in 20 games.

Marc-Antoine Riopel: Riopel has spent the last three seasons in the CSSHL with Bourget College. In 2021/22 he would lead all Eastern U17 Prep skaters with 55 points in 31 games while adding 7 points in 4 playoff games as Bourget were named 2022 CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep Champions. The following Eastern U18 Prep season he would tally 24 points in 16 regular season games and 6 points in 5 playoff games as Bourget captured the 2023 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship. This season the St-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC forward was named CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep MVP after leading all skaters with 45 points in 24 games.

Emile Tremblay: The St-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC forward joined Bourget for the 2021/22 U18 Prep season. He would lead the division with 34 goals and 65 points in 31 games. He would start the 2022/23 season in the SJHL with the Estevan Bruins before joining the Campbellton Tigers in the MHL, recording 11 points in 34 games.

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Eight former or current 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) student-athletes have won gold in their respective age brackets with Team Canada Ball Hockey at the 2024 ISBHF World Championships.

The event, which took place in Slovakia July 4-7, saw Team Canada defeat Team USA 5-1 at the U18 level, while OHA Edmonton student-athlete Radoslav Dimitrov scored the OT winner as Team Canada defeated Team Slovakia 6-5 at the U16 level.

The following former or current CSSHL student-athletes represented Team Canada at the U18 level:

• Jack Barrington – Bourget College
• Kainoah Brankovic – Yale Hockey Academy
• Brandon Osborne – North Shore Warriors
• James Zazula – BWC Academy

After producing two assists in six games, Osborne was named to the tournament All-Star Team.

The following former or current CSSHL student-athletes represented Team Canada at the U16 level:

• Radoslav Dimitrov – OHA Edmonton
• Eric Ripka – Northern Alberta Xtreme
• Nolan Stewart – Northern Alberta Xtreme
• Madden Tymchak – RHA Winnipeg

Stewart led Team Canada, finishing fourth in tournament scoring with 11 points in 6 games as he was named ‘Best Forward.’ With six assists and the OT winner in the gold medal game, Dimitrov was named tournament ‘MVP’.

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Edge School (4), Pursuit of Excellence/RHA Kelowna (4), Bourget College (3), Pilot Mound Hockey Academy (3), Mount Academy (2), Northern Alberta Xtreme (2), Notre Dame Hounds (2), Prairie Hockey Academy (2), RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg (2), Shawnigan Lake School (2) each had multiple alumni participate. BWC Academy (1), Calgary International Hockey Academy (1), Champions Hockey Academy (1), Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (1), Delta Hockey Academy (1), OHA Edmonton (1), Okanagan Hockey Ontario (1), Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (1), South Alberta Hockey Academy (1), and Yale Hockey Academy (1) all had one former student-athlete participate.

The 31 alumni played for 7 teams at the 2024 Centennial Cup:

• • Calgary Canucks – 7
    • Jackson Bessette (Northern Alberta Xtreme)
    • Ben Binder-Nord (Edge School)
    • Gavin Garland (Calgary International Hockey Academy/Delta Hockey Academy/Edge School)
    • Chris Kobelka (Edge School)
    • Adam Leitch (BWC Academy)
    • Jack Plandowski (Edge School)
    • Bowden Singleton (Northern Alberta Xtreme)
  • Sioux Lookout Bombers – 7
    • Beau Bannerman (Pilot Mound Hockey Academy)
    • Dayvan Bull (Pilot Mound Hockey Academy)
    • Josh Greene (CDA/Shawnigan Lake School)
    • Dale Horseman (RHA Kelowna)
    • Tait Howell (Shawnigan Lake School)
    • Jack Osmond (OHA Edmonton)
    • Trever Sanderson (Notre Dame Hounds/Pacific Coast Hockey Academy)
  • Winkler Flyers – 6
    • Liam Ernst (Prairie Hockey Academy)
    • Jakob Jones (Pursuit of Excellence)
    • Malachi Klassen (RHA Winnipeg)
    • Nicolas Mckee (Pilot Mound Hockey Academy)
    • Isaiah Peters (Yale Hockey Academy)
    • Mike Svenson (RHA Winnipeg)
  • Melfort Mustangs – 4
    • Kristian Coombs (Bourget College/RHA Kelowna)
    • Hayden Prosofsky (Pursuit of Excellence)
    • Zac Somers (Prairie Hockey Academy)
    • Cole Unger (South Alberta Hockey Academy)
  • Miramichi Timberwolves – 4
    • David Doucet (Notre Dame Hounds)
    • Jack Flanagan (Mount Academy)
    • Thatcher Hughes (Mount Academy)
    • Charlie Morrison (Champions Hockey Academy)
  • Coll猫ge Fran莽ais de Longueuil – 2
    • Mathys Blanchette (Bourget College)
    • Thomas Marsan (Bourget College)
  • Greater Sudbury Cubs – 1
    • Matteo Signoretti (Okanagan Hockey Ontario)

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The 2024 CSSHL Eastern Championships will be hosted by Ulysse Academie and run from March 20-24, 2024 in Saint-Roch-de-l’Achigan, QC. This will be the first time Ulysse hosts the Eastern Championships. Okanagan Hockey Ontario (Whitby, ON) hosted in 2023 and Ontario Hockey Academy (Cornwall, ON) hosted the inaugural event in 2022.

The U18 division will see all nine teams compete in a two-game round robin. At the end of the round robin the first and second place teams will advance straight to the semi-finals, while third and sixth and fourth and fifth will battle in the quarterfinals. The semi-finals and quarterfinals will both take place March 23. The final will be held on March 24 at 11:30am EST.听 Bourget College won the 2023 U18 Eastern Championships.

Beginning on March 20^th the five teams in the U17 division will all play in a three-game round robin. Following the round robin, the top two teams will advance straight to the finals on March 24^th at 9:00am EST. Ontario Hockey Academy Maroon won the 2023 U17 Eastern Championships.

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U15: Kenzo Gibson – North Shore Warriors

The North Vancouver, BC 2011 born forward tallied 9 goals and 14 assists in just 8 games in December. On the season, in a 2009-10 dominated division, Gibson leads his team and sits sixth overall with 38 points in 14 games. His 2.71 PTS/GP is fourth amongst all U15 skaters.

U15 Prep: Jake Ritson – RHA Winnipeg

Ritson recorded three, three-point-games in December, finishing with three goals and eight assists in four games played. The Thunder Bay, ON forward has 9 goals and 18 assists for 27 points in 16 games played, putting him in the top 20 U15 Prep skaters.

U17 Prep: Brendan Rudolph – Calgary International Hockey Academy

Selected in the seventh round, 153rd overall at the 2023 WHL Draft by the Seattle Thunderbirds, Rudolph has a division best 41 points in 21 games this season. December saw the Calgary, AB forward score twice and add 11 assists in 6 games. Rudolph is now in his third CSSHL season, having won the 2022 CSSHL U15 Championship with Edge School.

U18 Prep: Riley Boychuk – Northern Alberta Xtreme

Boychuk recorded 16 points in his first 10 games before exploding in December with 7 goals and 13 assists in 9 games, bringing him to fifth in league scoring with 36 points in 19 games. Selected second overall at the 2023 WHL Draft by the Prince Albert Raiders, Boychuk is in his first season in the CSSHL.

Female Prep: Makayla Watson – RHA Kelowna

With 34 points in 15 games Watson sits tied for third in league scoring. In December the Brooks, AB defenseman tallied five goals and six assists in just two games. Now in her third CSSHL season, Watson is committed to Quinnipiac University for the 2024/25 NCAA season.

Eastern U17: Carter Clark – Champions Hockey Academy

With two goals and one assist in two games Clark led all skaters with three points in December. On the season the 2008 Grand Bay, NB forward had 4 goals and 8 assists in 7 games split between Eastern U17 and U18.

Eastern U18: Olivier Belanger – Bourget College

Belanger finished December with four goals and two assists in four Eastern U18 games. Selected in the 13th round, 230th overall by the Rimouski Oceanic at the 2023 QMJHL Draft, the Alma, QC forward has 9 points in 11 games during his first CSSHL season.

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Adam Belzil has spent the last two seasons in the CSSHL, joining Bourget College for the 2021/22 Eastern U17 Prep season. In 30 games that season Belzil would finish second on his team and in the league with 24 goals and 39 points, earning CSSHL Eastern U17 MVP Honours. The Levis, QC forward would add five points in four playoff games as Bourget captured the 2022 CSSHL Eastern U17 Championship.

This season Belzil played for the Prairie Hockey Academy U18 Prep team, finishing fourth in team scoring with 30 points in 30 games.

A forward from Lac La Ronge Indian Band, SK Sage Roberts played this past season for the Indigenous Sports Academy U17 Prep team. In 33 games Roberts would lead his team with 27 goals and 51 points. His 51 points ranked sixth among all U17 Prep skaters.

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