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Friday, December 13, 2024 – 8:15am PST: Summit Centre – East

Prairie Hockey Academy (18-3-0) vs St. George’s School (13-7-2) U18 Prep

This will be the first meeting this season between sixth ranked Prairie Hockey Academy (Caronport, SK) and seventh ranked St. George’s School (Vancouver, BC).

Prairie has accumulated the most points (54) and has the best points percentage (.857) in the U18 Prep division this season. Their 122 goals for are the most in the division, while their 44 goals against is fourth best, giving them a division best plus 78 goal differential. Having recently been named the November Player of the Month, Moose Jaw Warriors prospect Micah Davidson (10-1-0) leads the division with 10 wins, while his 2.00 GAA and .929 SV% rank fourth and sixth. Offensively, Henry Thunderblanket (9-31-40) rides a hot streak that has seen him record 18 points in his last 6 games to launch him into second in league scoring with 40 points. His 31 assists leads all U18 Prep skaters. Hubert Larose (17-19-36) and Rylan Emigh (9-25-34) both find themselves in the Top 10 point leaders. Prince Albert Raiders prospect Ryland Molde (4-22-26) and Moose Jaw Warriors draft pick Benson Hirst (12-11-23), who leads all defensemen with 12 goals, sit third and fifth among defensemen in league scoring.

With 40 points on the season St. George’s has the fourth highest total in the division, though their points percentage (.606) ranks seventh among U18 Prep teams. While Prairie has a pair of high scoring defensemen, St. George’s counters with Brock Cripps (4-23-27). The Prince Albert Raiders second overall pick leads all defensemen with 23 assists and 27 points this season. Victoria Royals draft pick Harshaan Kaila (14-18-32) and Saskatoon Blades prospect London Taylor (13-17-30) pace the St. George’s offensive unit that has 10 skaters with double digit points on the season. Austin Ball (5-2-1) and Cash Christie (4-2-1) have split the work between the pipes, combining for a .913 SV% and 3.18 GAA.

Saturday, December 14, 2024 – 8:15am PST: Summit Centre – East

Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (13-7-1) vs South Alberta Hockey Academy (11-7-3) U18 Prep

Sitting in the fifth and ninth spots in the MYHockey Rankings, Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (Victoria, BC) and South Alberta Hockey Academy (Medicine Hat, AB) will meet for the first time this season on Saturday.

PCHA has accumulated the fifth most points (39) and scored the seventh most goals (91) so far this U18 Prep season. In net the veteran duo of Sam Saskiw (7-4-1) and Liam Russell (6-3-0) have posted a .906 SV% and 3.24 GAA. Spokane Chiefs prospect Sullivan Humeniuk (6-19-25) sits fourth among defensemen in points, and fifth in goals. The trio of Trace Anderson (15-16-31), Jed Lake (12-15-27) and Parson Shahi (9-18-27) lead the Pacific Coast offence. 2007 born forward Jordan Ramsay recently returned to the Pacific Coast lineup and should continue to be a welcomed boost to the offence, having already posted two goals and one assist in two games.

Boasting a roster with 11 WHL prospects, SAHA has scored 103 goals in 21 games, third most in the U18 Prep division. Despite this offensive prowess, SAHA does not have a single skater inside the Top 40 for league scoring, though 12 players have double digit point totals this season. Calgary Hitmen prospect Ty Hynes (10-13-23) and Medicine Hat Tigers draft pick Avery Watson (7-15-22) lead the team in scoring this season. Prince Albert draft pick Ty Krooshoop (2-19-21) leads all SAHA skaters with 19 assists while his 21 points rank sixth among all defensemen. Tigers draft pick Brayden Ryan-Mackay (8-11-19) leads the team with a 1.36 points-per-game average. Mattias Radke (8-3-3) has played the majority of games in net for SAHA and holds a 2.91 GAA and .909 SV%.

Sunday, December 15, 2024 – 8:15am PST: Summit Centre – East

OHA Edmonton (13-7-1) vs Yale Hockey Academy (8-9-0) U18 Prep

OHA Edmonton (Edmonton, AB) and Yale Hockey Academy (Abbotsford, BC) have yet to meet during the 2024/25 regular season. The two teams currently sit side-by-side in the MYHockey Rankings, with OHA Edmonton holding down the 11th spot, and Yale occupying the 12 seed.

OHA Edmonton finds themselves inside the top five for offensive output with 95 goals scored this season. Forwards Calum Giese (15-12-27), Red Deer Rebels prospect Nolan Schmidt (10-16-26) and Parker Fitzgerald (11-14-25) all sit on the plus side of 20 points this season. Defensemen Josh McKague (4-16-20) joins the forward trio in this feat, leading the team with 16 assists. Edmonton Oil Kings prospect Parker Snell (6-4-1), who is fresh off his first WHL shutout, and Ethan Edwards (7-3-0) have split the games in net this season, posting a 3.16 GAA and .909 SV% with 1 shutout each.

Usually finding themselves near the top of the CSSHL standings, Yale has struggled this season with a losing record and a goal differential of plus 1. With a talented roster that includes 11 WHL prospects and an experienced coach in Adam Nugent-Hopkins, Yale hopes a showcase on their own turf will be the turning point they need this season. Kelowna Rockets 2023 second round pick Eli Barrett (9-15-24) leads the team in scoring as the lone skater with more than 20 points this season. Swift Current Broncos prospect Jayden Oleskiw (8-10-18) and Alexandre Jacques (5-13-18) sit second and third in team scoring. Kyounghun Oh (2-14-16) leads the Yale defensive core with 16 points, while his 14 assists trail only Barrett’s 15 this season. Nathan Kam (5-5-0) has played 10 of the 17 Yale games to date with a .903 SV% and 3.41 GAA.

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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 November

East Division –聽 Pat Lenehan, Okanagan Hockey Ontario:聽

“Since joining Okanagan Hockey Ontario, Pat has been an integral part in building our culture. He understands what it means to build relationships with student-athletes and to make sure they feel supported. He has created an environment where our student athletes can be themselves, be held accountable and know their coaches care for them while pushing them to be their best. His work ethic is second to none and he goes above and beyond each day and on travel weekends to make sure the players have everything they need to be successful. Lastly, he represents the Okanagan Hockey Group and the CSSHL with class and respect.”

West Female Division –聽 Annette Jensen, Edge School:

Annette was nominated by fellow CSSHL member program Balmoral Hall School program, who had the following to say:

“This month, Edge hosted the Female U18 Prep Division for a league showcase weekend, which ran incredibly smoothly. I’m nominating Annette for going above and beyond to assist another team and player in need. When we landed in Calgary, one of our players hockey bags didn’t arrive with the rest of the teams, and in the morning it still wasn’t anywhere to be found. I got on the phone with Annette less than 6 hours before game time to inquire about getting extra equipment to piece together for our player to still be able to participate in games that weekend. Annette went above and beyond to help find gear for our player, all while she was coaching her own teams game! It’s moments like these that remind us all of the importance to support each other, even if we’re playing against each other in games, we’re all on the same team when it comes to representing our league. Annette is a great ambassador for our league and she is very well deserving of the recognition as Coach of the Month.”

West Male Division – Robert & Jagger Dirk, Okanagan Hockey Academy:

“The West Male Division Coach of the Month is the father/son duo of Coaches Robert and Jagger Dirk of the OHA U18 Prep team. Their exemplary leadership and dedication to the team demonstrate the highest standards of coaching and mentorship.

The father-son dynamic between Coaches Robert Dirk and Jagger Dirk is a testament to their exceptional relationship, as well as their ability to work seamlessly together to support the growth and development of their players. Despite the usual challenges associated with high-level hockey 鈥� including short bench rotations due to illness, injuries, and player movements between affiliate teams 鈥� these coaches have consistently remained positive, encouraging, and focused on fostering an environment of learning and growth. When the team experiences setbacks, whether in practice or during games, their approach is constructive. Instead of reacting with frustration, they engage in thoughtful analysis, identifying areas for improvement and focusing on solutions.

They maintain high expectations and demand hard work from their players, yet they do so in a fair, unemotional manner. Any corrections made are constructive and without lingering negativity. There are no grudges; the focus is always on improvement and moving forward.

A noteworthy example of their attention to detail and commitment to player safety occurred during a recent practice. When rapid-fire shots were taken before the goalie had time to properly set up, Coach Robert made sure to address the situation, not only with the individual involved but also with the entire team. This commitment to maintaining a safe practice environment is something that often gets overlooked in hockey, but Coaches Robert and Jagger prioritize it, ensuring that all players, especially goalies, are protected.”

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Friday, December 6, 2024 – 3:30pm EST: Westmount Arena

Stanstead College (11-0-0) vs Selwyn House School (3-1-0) East U17

As new programs to the CSSHL, this will be the first time in history the two teams face-off in league play, with the top ranked Stanstead College (Stanstead, QC) travelling to take on the fifth ranked Selwyn House School (Westmount, QC).

Selwyn House is led by netminder Luca Ottoni (2-1-0) who carries a 1.67 GAA, .931 SV% and 1 shutout, as his team sits 2.25 goals against per game is second behind only Stanstead. A fourth round pick by the Acadie-Bathurst Titan at the 2024 QMJHL Draft, Lynden Larsen (1-8-9) leads Selwyn House in assists and points this season. Gianluca Velenosi (5-2-7) has scored at over a goal per game pace this season to lead his team in that category. Forward Yulen Billy (2-4-6) and defenseman Tommy Nicolopolous (2-4-6), another 2024 QMJHL Draft selection by the Acadie-Bathurst Titan, are the only other Selwyn House skaters averaging a point per game rate this season.聽

Sitting undefeated on the season with 10 of their 11 wins coming in regulation, Stanstead has given up just 15 goals against, while scoring 60, in 11 games. Fresh off being named the November Player of the Month, Emanuel Ganz (10-12-22) leads the East U17 division with 10 goals and 22 points. Alexis Lavoie (9-12-21) sits closely behind in third while defenseman Maxime Aboud (2-15-17) leads all skaters with 17 assists. In net, Gabriel Poitras (4-0-0) leads the East U17 division with a .959 SV%, while his 1.23 GAA ranks second, just ahead of teammate Jonas Murrer (6-0-0) and his 1.33 GAA. The duo has combined for a 1.36 GAA, .941 SV% and 2 shutouts this season.

Saturday, December 7, 2024 – 6:45pm MST: GFL Twin Arena

Edge School (12-3-0) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (12-1-1) U18 Prep

A rematch of the 2024 CSSHL U18 Prep Western Championship Final, this will be the second time the two teams face-off this season with number one ranked NAX taking the first matchup October 19 by a score of 2-1 over second ranked Edge.

Edge School (Calgary, AB) is continues to rely on their goalie tandem that has given up a division low 26 goals in 15 games. 2024 WHL Draft third round pick Leif Oaten (6-1-0) and 2023 WHL Draft second round pick Ryley Budd (6-2-0) sit first and fifth in the U18 Prep division with a 1.29 and 2.14 GAA. Oaten, who leads the U18 Prep division with a .955 SV%, and Budd have combined for 3 shutouts on the season. Everett Silvertips 2024 WHL Draft first round pick Mirco Dufour (11-17-28) leads the team in scoring after an impressive weekend that saw him record 11 points in 3 games. Prince George Cougars prospect Keegan De Sa (10-15-25), Adam M’Hamed (9-13-22) and Seattle Thunderbirds first rounder Brock England (9-12-21) all have 20-plus points on the season. Kamloops Blazers second round pick Joaquin Geras (4-13-17) leads the Edge blueline with 17 points.

NAX (Devon, AB) has remained atop the U18 Prep division for the entirety of the season to the point. Despite their impressive resume, the unit doesn’t have a single skater inside the Top 25 for points this season. Instead, they have relied on their depth as a team, with 9 skaters having double digit points and all but two having at least five. Ben Deacon (6-18-24) leads the team in scoring while Carter Ellsworth (11-11-22) and Mason Koponyas (6-14-20) both have 20-plus points. Saskatoon Blades prospect Liam Eisnor (9-5-14) paces the NAX blueline. In net, Tyler Swanson (7-0-0) remains undefeated and sits third with a 1.84 GAA, and sixth with a .927 SV%.

Sunday, December 8, 2024 – 9:30am PST: Burnaby Winter Club

Delta Hockey Academy Black (16-2-1) vs BWC Academy (12-5-0) U15

The two teams will meet for the second time this season after sixth ranked BWC Academy beat fifth ranked Delta Black 5-3 on October 20.

For Delta Black (Delta, BC), Taegeon Park (15-15-30) and Woojin Seo (13-15-28) each sit inside the top 10 for league scoring. Four other Delta Black skaters find themselves above the 20 points threshold, including defenseman Silas Colina (7-13-20) and Beckham Skrypnyk (4-16-20). With more than 100 goals on the season, 14 Delta Black skaters have double digit point totals. The November Player of the Month, Luc Wilson-Kurenoff (8-1-0) sits second in the division with a 1.32 GAA and .951 SV%, while his three shutouts top the division leaderboard.

BWC Academy (Burnaby, BC) netmidners Tyson Oake (6-2-0) and Jordan Bigelow (6-3-0) have split the work between the pipes, combining for a .892 SV% and a 3.42 GAA with 1 shutout. Like Delta Black, the depth for BWC Academy runs deep with 6 skaters sitting on the plus side of 20 points, while 11 are in double digits. Wyatt Lowther (13-15-28) and Eric Prexler (11-16-27) sit neck-and-neck atop the BWC Academy scoring leaders while defenseman Michael Puddicombe (2-13-15) leads the BWC Academy defensive unit.

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Friday, November 29, 2024 – 7:30pm MST: Edge School-Kyle Stuart Memorial

RHA Winnipeg (11-6-1) vs Edge School (9-3-0) U18 Prep

The number 1 ranked offence will take on the number ranked defence as 13th place RHA Winnipeg and 3rd place Edge School will face-off for the first of three meetings this season. The back-to-back defending Western Champions Edge won both games between the two teams last season.

RHA Winnipeg is led by a dynamic offensive group that leads the league with 104 goals scored. River Arnason (21-17-38) leads the league in goals and points, Jake Ritson (12-23-35) is second in assists and third in points, Layne Schofield (11-18-29), sits fourth, Carter Haney (8-19-27) sixth and Drayden Uhrina (13-12-25) ninth in points. Jett Deschamps (3-16-19) and 2024 WHL Draft first round pick Graeme Pickering (4-10-14) lead an RHA Winnipeg blueline that consists of three 2009 born skaters. In net, Quinn Burfoot (6-3-1) and Nolan Giles (5-3-0) have split the games to combine for a 3.27 GAA, .892 SV% and 2 shutouts.

While RHA Winnipeg has relied on their offence this season, Edge School is driven by their goalie tandem that has given up a division low 20 goals in 12 games. 2024 WHL Draft third round pick Leif Oaten (5-1-0) and 2023 WHL Draft second round pick Ryley Budd (4-2-0) sit second and fourth in the U18 Prep division with a 1.51 and 1.85 GAA. Oaten leads the U18 Prep division with a .952 SV%, while Budd is fourth with a .936 SV%, with each of them having 1 shutout on the season. Keegan De Sa (7-13-20) is the lone Edge skater with 20 points this season, while 2024 WHL Draft first round picks Mirco Dufour (8-9-17) and Brock England (7-8-15) sit second and third in team scoring.

Saturday, November 30, 2024 – 9:30am PST: Planet Ice Delta-Canadian

Yale Hockey Academy (11-5-1) vs Delta Hockey Academy (9-4-0) U15 Prep

This will be the second time these two teams play this season with second place Delta beating eighth place Yale 7-3 in their first meeting November 8.

Yale forwards Michael Kuzik (11-19-30) and Parker McMillan (16-13-29) sitting 12th and 13th in league scoring while defenseman Christopher Kokkoris (0-21-21) sits tied for fifth among all defenders with 21 points. Overall, nine Yale skaters have double digit points, with two more sitting one point shy of the mark. Gavin Craig (5-2-1) and Mason Sutherland (5-3-0) have split the work between the pipes to average a 3.16 GAA, .899 SV% and a total of 2 shutouts.

For Delta, Quinn Coupland (5-1-0) and Jack Utsunomiya (4-3-0) sit second and fourth in the U15 Prep division with 1.99 and 2.41 GAA. The duo have combined for 2 shutouts and a .909 SV% in 13 games this season. Despite being the second ranked team in the division, Delta does not have a single skater within the top 25 for points in the division. With nine skaters in double digit points, and all but two having at least five-plus points, Delta is led offensively by Peter Banicevic (10-12-22) and Tripp Fischer (11-10-21) Defenseman Ryker Doka (9-10-19) sits third in team scoring and leads a defensive core that includes Charlie Leondard (1-10-11) and 2011 born Eli Vickers (3-10-13).

Sunday, December 1, 2024 – 3:45pm PST: Burnaby Winter Club

RHA Kelowna (6-9-0) vs BWC Academy (13-3-1) U15 Prep

Fourth place BWC Academy has beat ninth place RHA Kelowna by a score of 5-3 in both of their previous meetings this season.

Bronson Lamontagne (8-13-21) and Alexander Sharman (6-13-19) sit first and second in team scoring while being tied for the team lead in assists. Kaius Millan (10-3-13) leads all RHA Kelowna skaters with 10 goals while Luca Vaugeois (4-7-11) and Cole Hamakawa (4-6-10) round out RHA Kelowna forwards who have double digit points on the season. Channon Fummerton (4-6-10) paces the RHA Kelowna defensive core with 2.5 times as many points as his next teammate. Despite his record on the season, netminder Dylan Mingo (3-6-0) sits fifth among goalies with a .919 SV% this season.

BWC Academy has relied upon their offensive output this season as Kane Nicholas (13-20-33) sits tied for fifth in the division with 33 points. Cohen Baker (13-17-30) and Justin Moon (13-17-30) both sit on the plus-side of 30 points, while 2011 born Kenzo Gibson (8-18-26) and Logan Henry (18-8-26) each have 26 points, with Henry’s 18 goals placing him second in the division. The BWC Academy defensive core contributes offensively as a six man unit, occupying the 8th through 13th spots in team scoring. Elias Papadatos (5-9-14) and Jackson Beggs (1-13-14) are tied for the team lead with 14 points, with Papadatos leading the d-core in goals, and Beggs in assists. Bentley Edgar (8-3-1) has played the majority of games in net for BWC Academy but Mya Younf (4-0-0) remains undefeated on the season. The duo sport a combine 3.23 GAA, .882 SV% and 1 shutout.

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Along with the seven former CSSHL student-athletes, current Okanagan Hockey Academy U17 Prep head coach Jessie Leung will join the team as Video Coach.

Among the 23 women selected include seven CSSHL alumnae who previously played for Delta Hockey Academy, Edge School, Okanagan Hockey Academy or RHA Kelowna (former Pursuit of Excellence):

• Jordan Baxter – Delta Hockey Academy
• Anne Cherkowski – POE
• Tova Henderson – Delta Hockey Academy
• Hailey MacLeod – Delta Hockey Academy
• Sarah Paul – OHA, POE/RHA Kelowna
• Sara Swiderski – RHA Kelowna
• Sarah Wozniewicz – Edge School

Baxter, Henderson, MacLeod, and Swiderski all captured gold at the 2022 IIHF U18 Women鈥檚 World Championship in Madison, Wisconsin with Baxter also winning gold at the 2023 U18 Women鈥檚 Worlds in 脰stersund, Sweden.

Canada鈥檚 National Women鈥檚 Development Team will participate in the Women鈥檚 Euro Hockey Tour for the first time from December 11-15 in Tampere, Finland.

The six-team tournament features Canada in Group B with Czechia and Sweden, while Group A includes Finland, Switzerland and the United States. Canada will open the Women鈥檚 Euro Hockey Tour against Sweden on December 11 at 5 a.m. PST and will take on Czechia to wrap up the preliminary round on December 12 at 9 a.m. PST.

鈥淭he Women鈥檚 Euro Hockey Tour is a fantastic opportunity for our National Women鈥檚 Development Team to gain valuable experience on the international stage,鈥� said聽Dylan Rockwell (Calgary, AB), senior manager of hockey operations. 鈥淭his tournament will be an important step in the development and assessment of our athletes for the future of Team Canada looking ahead to the Olympic quadrennials in 2030 and 2034.鈥�

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For the 2024/25 season the CSSHL is proud to introduce the Student-Athlete of the Month Award for the four different CSSHL divisions/age brackets: Eastern, West Female, West U18 Male (U18 Prep, U17 Prep, U17) and West U15 Male (U15 Prep and U15) .

This award is aimed at recognizing the student-athletes within the CSSHL and acknowledges their hard work, dedication, commitment, leadership, academics and community impact.

We would like to congratulate these four student-athletes, who were all nominated by their programs, for their hard work in the month of October.

East Division – Gabriel Desantis, Stanstead College U17:

鈥淕abriel gives 110% at every turn. In science, he is a consistent worker and a true problem-solver- an example to the others in the class. I appreciate his calm, confident demeanour. Off ice, Gabriel is a prefect in Davis House. He is an excellent role-model for our younger students who watch and admire him.鈥�

“In September and October, Gabriel was a dominant force on the pitch with the Varsity Boys Soccer team. He started every game and almost never came off the field the entire season. He was a leader and instrumental to the team鈥檚 championship season. While playing soccer 5 days a week, Gabriel also practiced 2-3 times with the U17 hockey team. The squad achieved much success with an early record of 4-0 in league play thus far. Now that winter is upon us, Gabriel will be full time hockey. He is a highly respected student-athlete and deeply involved in all aspects of school life. A true spartan!”

West Female Division – Elle Lorenz, Edge School Female U18 Prep:

“Elle Lorenz has been a part of the Edge School since 2017 where she started in grade 5. She has established herself in our school community through her excellence in the classroom and in the gym, coupled with her friendly disposition as a leader not only in the dressing room but also throughout the school. Her devotion and passion to give back to the young students athletes in our school and community has been years in the making.聽 Elle has been awarded the certificate of recognition for inspiring future generations through her passion for gender equality in sports. Through her voice, she creates positive change and empowerment through her volunteer talks with different classes and modelling the way with self-advocacy. Elle is now in her grade 12 year continuing to give back through Hero’s Hockey and additional hockey camps.”

West Male U18 Division – Haydyn Brooks, Pacific Coast Hockey Academy U17 Prep:

“Haydyn is a dedicated, hard-working grade 12 student who’s really stepping up to do his part to create a more constructive, supportive learning environment, advocating for and thoroughly participating in his own education and that of his peers at the district and classroom level! Haydyn was recently selected to represent our school, QELE峁圫EN 脕, LE峁� Secondary, at the Trustees/ Student Forum for our district where he shared his insights and recommendations with District Trustees and Senior Administration.

On the ice, Haydyn is an Assistant Captain and is a key motivator and leader for the PCHA U17 Prep team.”

West Male U15 Division – Brody Lukinbill, STAR Hockey Academy U15:

“Brody Lukinbill is an excellent candidate for the Student Athlete of the Month Award. His hard work and positive attitude set a great example for younger students at his school. As a leader, he embodies the core values of STAR Hockey Academy, showing dedication both on the ice and in the classroom. Brody’s kindness and consideration toward teammates, coaches, opponents, and officials further highlight his sportsmanship. He truly represents the ideals of teamwork and respect, making him a deserving recipient of this award.”

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The tournament, which is set to take place November 3-9 at Progressive Auto Sales Arena in Sarnia, ON, will see 44 players represent Team Canada White and Team Canada Red.

Among the 44 players selected are 15 from the WHL, 12 of which played in the CSSHL including 2023 and 2024 WHL Draft first overall picks Daxon Rudolph and Landon DuPont. After joining fellow CSSHL alumnus Connor Bedard as the only two players in WHL History to receive Exceptional Status, DuPont is the lone 2009 born player on the Team Canada rosters.

The 12 CSSHL alumni represent six different CSSHL member programs: Okanagan Hockey Academy (3), RHA Kelowna (3), Edge School (2), Northern Alberta Xtreme (2), Delta Hockey Academy, and Pilot Mound Hockey Academy.

Canada Red:

• Carson Carels, Prince George Cougars (Pilot Mound Hockey Academy)
• Landon DuPont, Everett Silvertips (Edge School)
• Joe Iginla, Edmonton Oil Kings (RHA Kelowna)
• Cruz Pavao, Tri-City Americans (Edge School)

Canada White:

• Riley Boychuk, Prince Albert Raiders (Northern Alberta Xtreme)
• Ryan Lin, Vancouver Giants (Delta Hockey Academy)
• Liam Ruck, Medicine Hat Tigers (Okanagan Hockey Academy)
• Giorgos Pantelas, Brandon Wheat Kings (RHA Kelowna)
• Mathis Preston, Spokane Chiefs (Okanagan Hockey Academy)
• Markus Ruck, Medicine Hat Tigers (Okanagan Hockey Academy)
• Daxon Rudolph, Prince Albert Raiders (Northern Alberta Xtreme)
• Keaton Verhoeff, Victoria Royals (RHA Kelowna)

This will be the second time Lin, Preston, L. Ruck, M. Ruck, Rudolph, and Verhoeff represent Team Canada, having previously done so at the 2024 Youth Olympics.

The 2024 U17 World Challenge kicks off on November 3, with Canada White taking on Czechia at 3:30 p.m. ET and Canada Red facing off against Finland at 7:30 p.m. ET. Teams will play two preliminary-round games before the medal round, which concludes on Nov. 9 with the medal games, as well as the fifth-place game. The event will also feature pre-tournament games in Sarnia, Petrolia and Forest on November 1.

The 2023 U17 World Challenge saw 13 CSSHL alumni compete for Team Canada Red and White.聽

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Selected in the eighth round, 157th overall at the 2018 WHL Draft by the Regina Pats, Berge joined the Northern Alberta Xtreme for the 2019/20 season. In 36 games the Edmonton, AB defenseman would record 7 goals and 21 assists. Berge would spend the following three-and-a-half seasons with the Pats, tallying 15 goals and 60 assists in 181 games. During the 2023/24 season he would be traded to the Everett Silvertips, finishing his WHL career with them by tallying 3 goals and 22 assists in 30 games.

Berge has signed with the Ontario Reign for the 2024/25 AHL season.

Parsons was selected in the fifth round, 99th overall by the Medicine Hat Tigers at the 2018 WHL Draft. The Cremona, AB defender joined Edge School for the 2018/19 U16 Prep season, recording 8 goals and 20 assists in 35 games. The following U18 Prep campaign he would have 6 goals and 21 assists in 32 games. Parsons would join the Tigers for the 2020/21 season, spending all four of his WHL seasons with the club. In 219 WHL games he would finish with 17 goals and 35 assists.

Parsons has signed with the Toronto Marlies ahead of the 2024/25 AHL season.

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Upper joined Edge for the 2014/15 U15 season, tallying 10 points in 13 games. The following U15 Prep campaign he would record 16 points in 25 games. The Calgary, AB defender would take a step offensively the next season, finishing with 34 points in 27 U16 Prep games. During the 2017/18 season he would tally 29 points in 33 U18 Prep games with Edge.

Undrafted to the WHL, Upper would join the Prince George Cougars in 2018/19. He would spend three seasons in the WHL with the Cougars, ending his WHL career with 18 goals and 33 assists in 151 games.

After his WHL career he would head to the University of Calgary and play three U SPORTS seasons with the Dinos. In 62 games Upper had 13 goals and 20 assists.

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Binder Nord joined Edge School during the 2020/21 U15 AAA season. The following U15 Prep campaign he would record 18 points in 28 games. In 2022/23 the Calgary, AB forward finished with 11 goals and 15 assists in 28 games. This past U18 Prep campaign he tallied 4 goals and 8 assists in 26 games. He would add 2 assists in 5 playoff games as Edge were crowned CSSHL U18 Prep Western Champions.

A defenseman from Ponoka, AB, Ronald joined the Northern Alberta Xtreme (NAX) for the 2021/22 U16 Prep campaign. In 34 games he would record 24 points before adding 3 points in 5 playoff games as NAX took home the 2022 CSSHL U16 Prep Western Championship title. Ronald would record 14 points in 19 U18 Prep games the following season. He would start the 2023/24 season back with the NAX U18 Prep team before joining the Drumheller Dragons in the AJHL, finishing with 3 points in 18 games.

Both Binder Nord and Ronald were undrafted to the WHL.

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