Weinstein went undrafted at the 2023 NHL Draft, but was signed by the Avalanche last week.

The Edmonton, AB defenseman spent the 2019/20 CSSHL U15 Prep season with NAX. In 23 games he tallied 4 goals and 16 assists, leading to the Spokane Chiefs selecting him in the first round, 18th overall at the 2020 Western Hockey League (WHL) Draft.

Weinstein is now in his third WHL season with the Chiefs. In 124 career games he has tallied 5 goals and 27 assists.

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Disher spent four seasons in the 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) joining Edge School in 2016/17. In 21 U15 Prep games that season he would tally 4 points. In 2017/18 he would suit up for the Okanagan Hockey Academy (OHA) U15 Prep team, recording 34 points in 29 games. The Fort St, John, BC forward would lead the OHA U16 Prep team in scoring the following season as he finished with 47 points in 36 games. Disher would spent one more season at OHA, tallying a team high 42 points in 36 U18 Prep games.

In 2020/21 Disher would join the British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL), spending two and a half seasons with the Trail Smoke Eaters and recording 67 points in 91 games. He would split the 2022/23 season between Trail, the Brooks Bandits, and the Cowichan Valley Capitals.

Miller joined the CSSHL and Northern Alberta Xtreme (NAX) in 2018/19 playing for their U16 Prep team. The Medicine Hat, AB defenseman would record 22 points in 36 games that season. He would play six games with the NAX U18 Prep team the following season, before joining the Sherwood Park Crusaders for the rest of the 2019/20 campaign. He would play 34 games for the Crusaders in 2020/21, recording 6 points. This past season Miller had 9 goals and 29 assists in 58 Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) games with the Crusaders.

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This was the first season NAX competed in the U17 Prep division. It also marks their third
championship of the 2023 Playoffs as the NAX U15 and U15 Prep teams won their divisions
earlier this week.

NAX became the first CSSHL program to capture three CSSHL League Championships in one
season. Multiple programs including NAX and Delta have won two championships in a single
season.

It did not take long for action to kick off after puck drop at the U17 Western Championship
finals. Both teams made it here off of their goal scoring prowess, but it was the goaltending
shining through in the first period with Delta鈥檚 Armaan Kaila (30/33) and NAX鈥檚 Jordan Switzer
(29/31) making 8-crucial saves a piece, leaving both teams scoreless through 20 minutes.
Much more of the same can be said about the following frame. Delta & NAX鈥檚 hard-nosed
defence and dialled in goaltending made scoring a luxury. NAX would ultimately get into
penalty trouble halfway through the period, having to fend off a 5-on-3 for nearly a minute and a
half. NAX would later be awarded for their defensive endeavours, securing one on a 4-minute powerplay of their own thanks to the stick of Luke Powell.

Play would begin to open up in the third where Delta鈥檚 previous overtime hero, Isa Guram,
would pot one home on the powerplay with a rocket off of the right-hand circle. This would start
a momentum swing for Delta鈥檚 U17 squad that would carry through a majority of the period.
With around 4-minutes to go in the third, Delta would squeeze another past Switzer thanks to
their captain, Nash Holmes.

NAX would begin to heat up their play amidst those final minutes, and after relentless pressure
and forecheck, Lukas Kaplan would be rewarded on the doorstep with the game-tying goal with
only 57-seconds left in regulation.

Overtime would end shortly after puck drop. After a few chances deep in Delta鈥檚 end, NAX
would get one more entry rush where after a Jaxen Gauchier shot, Finn Kallay would bury home
the OT winner to close the U17 Western Championships.

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Isley spent the 2021/22 season in the CSSHL with the Northern Alberta Xtreme (NAX) Female U18 Prep team. In 27 games the Vermillion, AB forward led her team with 10 goals and was second with 22 points behind Kori Paterson, who has previously committed to MacEwan University.

Powell has spent the past five seasons in the CSSHL. The Parksville, BC forward originally joined the CSSHL with the Okanagan Hockey Academy (OHA) Female U17 Prep team, producing 7 points in 25 games.

She would join Shawnigan Lake School in 2018/19, recording 11 points in 28 Female U18 Prep games. She would return to OHA in 2019/20 and 2020/21, tallying 11 points in 33 Female U18 Prep games. This past season Powell finished with 16 points in 17 Female U18 Prep games with Delta Hockey Academy.

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Having finished first in the regular season, NAX (Devon, AB) would take on provincial rival Edge School (Calgary, AB), who had finished second during the regular season despite boasting a 4-2 record against NAX during the regular season.

Brock Souch (2G,1A) would open the scoring for NAX late in the first period when he deflected a Rhys Pederson (2A) shot past Benjamin Polhill (28/34).

Walker Overwater would score a power play goal just 3:22 into the second, and Cole Reschny (1G,1A) would score 44 second later as NAX grabbed a 3-0 lead.

But Devon Winder would score his fourth of the playoffs 1:45 later to give Edge some life. Josh Evaschesen would build off this for Edge, scoring just 50 seconds later to make it a 3-2 game.

However, the Edge comeback would end there as Kayden Longley (1G,1A) would score a breakaway goal just 3:02 into the third to make it 4-2 NAX. An Owen Berge (1G,3A) power play goal and Souch shorthanded marker would increase the lead to 6-2, with Dylan Ronald adding a late empty netter as NAX would claim a 7-2 victory. Spencer Michnik would make 27 saves for NAX in the win.

The championship was not awarded the past two seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic but NAX had captured three U16 Western Championships in their four years competing in the division.

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Macaulay is in his third season in the Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) with his hometown Pontiacs. In 95 AJHL games Macaulay has 45 points, including 21 in 24 games this season.

Prior to joining Bonnyville, Macaulay spent the 2018/19 season in the Canadian Sport school Hockey League (CSSHL) with the Northern Alberta Xtreme (NAX) U18 Prep team. In 30 games he scored five goals and added 20 assists as NAX won the CSSHL League Championship.

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Myles Hilman, Hoon Kim, Tyler Mahan, Sam McPeak, Dexton Mozell, Brady Parker and Brendan Wang all received recognition for the award that honours players who demonstrate the qualities of an exceptional student-athlete working to further their athletic and academic pursuit.

This is the second consecutive season Hilman has won the award after joining the Drumheller Dragons for his rookie year in 2019/20. The Dragons captain has 35 points in 57 career AJHL games after spending one season at NAX. In his lone CSSHL season he would finish second in the U16 Prep division in scoring with 58 points in 36 games, plus an additional 6 points in 5 playoff games, capturing a CSSHL League Championship.

Kim was a two-year Edge School student-athlete winning a U18 Prep CSSHL League Championship in 2016/17. In 66 CSSHL games split between the U16 Prep and U18 Prep divisions the defenseman recorded 64 points. He would make the jump to junior in 2017/18 with the Okotoks Oilers, playing for them and the Whitecourt Wolverines, before ultimately landing with the Olds Grizzlys where he would have 4 points in 14 games this season.

Mahan spent the 2018/19 season with International Hockey Academy (IHA) U18 Prep team tallying 45 points in 36 games. Now in his second season with the Whitecourt Wolverines, Mahan had three goals and four assists in nine games during the 2020/21 campaign.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic McPeak was unable to play any games for the Canmore Eagles during his rookie season. The forward spent the previous three years with OHA Edmonton winning a U15 Prep CSSHL League Championship in 2017/18. Over the next two seasons at the U16 Prep and U18 Prep level he would record 39 points in 68 games.

Mozell wrapped up his third season with the Drayton Valley Thunder finishing with 9 points in 15 games. Before joining the Thunder for the 2018/19 season, he spent four years with Okanagan Hockey Academy (OHA) at the U15, U16 Prep and U18 Prep levels. The forward would finish his CSSHL career with 81 points.

Parker spent the 2016/17 and 2017/18 seasons with the IHA U18 Prep team playing in 42 CSSHL games and recording a .921 save percentage in the 2017/18 season. He would then join the AJHL鈥檚 Okotoks Oilers for the 2018/19 season, earning AJHL (South) All-Rookie Team honours. Parker has spent three seasons with the Oilers, posting a .905 save percentage and 2.37 goals against average in 75 game, and was named the team鈥檚 Top Goaltender for the 2020/21 season.

Wang spent three seasons with BWC Academy playing 113 games with their U16 Prep and U18 Prep teams. The defenseman totalled 95 points while earning 2017-2018 CSSHL U16 All-Academic Team, 2018-2019 CSSHL U18 WHL Scholastic Player of the Year and 2019-2020 CSSHL U18 All-Academic Team honours. In 15 games with the Fort McMurray Oil Barons his 13 points were tied for first among the team鈥檚 defensemen this season, earning him the team鈥檚 Top Rookie Award.

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