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 January.

East Division – Noah Brewer, Ontario Hockey Academy

“Noah is a student-athlete with great determination both on and off the ice. In his academics, he shows maturity and hard work, attaining some of the highest marks in the school. Though a quiet member of the community, he consistently acts as a role model for others to follow.”

West Female Division – Hayden Wild, Okanagan Hockey Academy

“Hayden has shown outstanding leadership and commitment to her community both on and off the ice. Since September, she has been volunteering as a junior coach with the Penticton Minor Hockey Association (PMHA) U9 team, dedicating her time to helping young players develop their skills and passion for the game. She attends their weekly sessions whenever her schedule allows, serving as a mentor and positive role model for the young athletes.

Beyond coaching, Hayden has also taken extra steps to build a strong hockey community. She also arranges for her U18 Female Prep Black teammates to cheer on the U9 team during games, creating an unforgettable experience for the young players and demonstrating her dedication to supporting others in the sport.

Her leadership, sportsmanship, and commitment to giving back make her a worthy nominee for this recognition.”

West Male U18 Division – Asher Watson, Prairie Hockey Academy

“Asher is a 4th year Briercrest Christian Academy/PHA student-athlete.

While playing on the U18 Prep team, Asher is maintaining a High Honours academic average. If that isn鈥檛 enough, Asher works a part time job refereeing minor hockey, volunteers in the local minor hockey league practicing with the youth in our community to share his love for hockey and leads school activities on our Student Leadership Team. The best part has been watching Asher grow in his confidence while leading his peers. He easily commands the audience while in charge of any school wide activities. Academics, Volunteerism, Leadership, Athleticism, Asher is doing it all with a humble gracious attitude.”

West Male U15 Division – Ben Meyer, Notre Dame

“Ben is leading all of our Grade 9鈥檚 average in school. Ben is an outstanding student-athlete for our school. Ben takes care of his academics first, which has led him to a prestigious Award of Distinction here at Notre Dame. Attending a private boarding school is a challenge for any 15-year-old kid, but Ben has been committed to developing all aspects of his life. Ben always completes his studies in his free time which has allowed him to focus and succeed on the ice, and in the classroom. Here at Notre Dame, we believe a healthy mind leads to a healthy body and Ben has fully engraved himself into this lifestyle. Ben is very committed to being the best version of himself both in the classroom, in his personal life, and on the ice. We look forward to watching Ben grow in his career as he is an example of the student athlete our school culture here at Notre Dame looks to grow. Congratulations Ben this is very well deserved.”

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A forward from South Glengarry, ON, Besner spent the 2022/23 CSSHL East U17 season with OHA. In 10 games he would record a division best 16 assists and 27 points while being named MVP. He would add three goals and one assist in four playoff games to help OHA capture the 2023 CSSHL U17 Eastern Championship.

Having played three games for them as an affiliate in 2022/23, Besner joined the Hawkesbury Hawks of the CCHL full-time in 2023/24. He would record 17 goals and 14 assists in 55 games while being named to the CCHL Academic All-Star Team, the CCHL All-Rookie Team and the CCHL High School Academic Player of the Year.

Originally selected by the Kitchener Rangers ninth overall at the 2023 OHL U18 Priority Selection Draft, Besner had 35 points in 26 games with the Hawks this season.

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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 December.

East Division – Emmitt Uppal, Ontario Hockey Academy

“Emmitt is an impressive student-athlete, with a perfect 4.0 GPA and leadership qualities. He is spoken of highly by his teachers and coaches alike, and due to his maturity he could easily be mistaken for a senior. Emmitt is a great role model for the other players.”

West Female Division – Addison Scoville, Pilot Mound Hockey Academy

“Addison exemplifies hard work, leadership, dedication, and commitment in all areas of her life, making her an outstanding candidate for this recognition.

Addison鈥檚 academic achievements are remarkable. She consistently maintains high grades, excelling in challenging subjects while balancing the demands of her athletic commitments. Her dedication to her studies is evident through her participation in various school events, where she demonstrates both intellectual curiosity and a strong work ethic.

In the community, Addison is a role model and a pillar of support. She actively volunteers her time, participating in local hockey programs and community service projects. Her efforts in organizing our charity events and mentoring younger athletes highlight her commitment to making a positive impact beyond the rink.

In the dressing room, Addison鈥檚 leadership qualities shine brightly. She fosters a sense of camaraderie and teamwork, always encouraging her teammates and leading by example. Her positive attitude and willingness to help others create a supportive and inclusive environment for all.”

West Male U18 Division – Preston Kelly-Paquet, RHA Kelowna

“Preston has been with RINK Kelowna since 2021. ‘PKP’ is the perfect example of an exceptional student-athlete in the CSSHL. His dedication off the ice is something that shows maturity that you do not see everyday in young athletes.

He truly understands the importance of education and the effort that goes into being successful in the classroom. He currently has a grade average of 96%. Whether it is classroom time at the academy or on the road, PKP is always leading the charge with a massive smile and tons of energy.

Preston鈥檚 attitude to improve every single day on the ice and in the classroom, is what every CSSHL student-athlete should thrive for. He is getting the most out of everyday.”

West Male U15 Division – Oliver Boniface, Pacific Coast Hockey Academy

“Oliver is an exceptional, hardworking grade 9 student who plays for the PCHA U15 Prep team. He seeks out extra work, is quick to offer his peers a helping hand, has never missed a homework assignment, and is extremely organized. Oliver’s content knowledge, depth of understanding, and quality of work is at a solid extending level. He is an asset to both the classroom and the district.

Oliver was recently selected as a representative 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.

Outside of school, Oliver volunteers at both the Goldstream and Sooke Food Banks, volunteers to work timekeeping at local hockey games and volunteers for local minor hockey associations.

On the ice, Oliver is very dedicated, a hard worker and supports his teammates. He has a good work ethic both on and off the ice.”

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TheMiramichi, NB defender played two games with Ontario Hockey Academy during the 2021/22 Eastern U17 season, tallying 1 assist. In 2023/24 he would suit up for the Champions Hockey Academy Eastern U17 team. In 13 games he would lead all defensemen with 7 goals 10 assists and 17 points to earn CSSHL Eastern U17 Top Defenseman and First Team All-Star honours.

Morrison was selected in the second round, 28th overall by the Remparts at the 2024 QMJHL Draft.

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Undrafted to the QMJHL the Ste-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, QC defender joined OHA Prep for the 2023/24 Eastern U18 season. In 16 games he would tally 6 goals and 6 assists before adding 3 points in 5 playoff games as OHA Prep were named 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Champions.

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Hugo Allard: The Nicolet, QC forward joined OHA for the 2022/23 Eastern U17 Prep season. He would tally 15 points in 9 games before adding 2 points in 4 playoff games as OHA Maroon were named 2023 CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep Champions. In 21 games this season Allard recored 23 points. He added 6 points in 5 playoff games as his team captured the 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championships.

Hugo Beaulieu: Beaulieu spent two seasons with OHA, joining the program in 2021/22 with their U18 team. This past season the Montreal, QC defenseman tallied 18 points in 15 Eastern U18 Prep games.

Ryan Boon: The Quebec forward played 21 games for OHA Prep this season scoring 5 times and adding 13 assists. Boon would chip in with 1 point in 5 playoff games as his team won the 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championships.

George Foti: Foti joined OHA U17 Maroon in 2022/23 playing 3 games as his team captured the 2023 CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep Championship. This season he would go 8-2-0 with a 2.62GAA and .920SV% in 11 regular season games before OHA Prep were named the 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championships.

Keegan Fox: The Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, QC defender tallied 6 points in 10 games during the 2022/23 season. He would chip in 1 assist in 4 playoff games as OHA Maroon were named 2023 CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep Champions. This season in 25 regular season and playoff games he had 14 points, leading his team to a 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship.

Oliver Kiraly: This season the Budapest, Hungary netminder was named the CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Division Top Goaltender as his 2.47GAA was first and his .920SV% was second among qualified netminders. Kiraly posted a 10-1-1 record before capturing Eastern U18 Prep Championship MVP honours, leading OHA Prep to a championship victory. In that game Kiraly became the second goaltender this season, and in CSSHL history to score a goalie goal.

Keenan Quenneville: The Cornwall, ON forward spent the 2023/24 season with the OHA Prep team in the Eastern U18 Prep division. In 22 games he would record 16 points. He would add two points in five playoff games as OHA Prep captured a 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship.

Adam Racine: Racine spent two seasons with OHA, winning a 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship. The Deux-Montagnes, QC defenseman played 47 career regular season and playoff games, accumulating 14 goals and 32 assists. This season Racine was named a CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Division First Team All-Star after leading all defensemen with 27 points.

Cole Shepherdson: A forward from Thunder Bay, ON, Shepherdson played 33 games in 2 seasons for OHA scoring 16 goals and 20 assists while helping his team capture a 2023 CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep Championship and a 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship.

Jeremy St. Louis: St. Louis joined OHA for the 2023/24 Eastern U18 season, playing two regular season games with the team. The Montreal, QC forward played five playoff games with OHA as they captured the 2024 CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep Championship.

Charles-Edward Tardif: The Quebec forward joined OHA for the 2019/20 Eastern U18 Prep season. In 20 games he would finish third in team scoring with 39 points.

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The MHL Draft consisted of 10 rounds, with 118 players born in 2006-08 being selected.

Mount Academy (9) led the way with nine CSSHL student-athletes selected. Bishop’s College School (2), CIH Academy (1), and Ontario Hockey Academy (1) all had at least one player selected.聽

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PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY/MISSION STATEMENT

Our focus on excellence in sport sets us apart, but the Ontario Hockey Academy experience extends far beyond hockey.聽聽In addition to sport, the Academy offers students high calibre academics and the opportunity to forge strong relationships and develop a strong work ethic through education, physical training, and engaging social activities.

Students will experience other cultures and make lifelong friends, while also learning a great deal about themselves as individuals.聽With dedicated teachers and coaches, dorm parents on site 24/7, and average class sizes of just 15 students, guidance and support is always available.聽Whether at home in our dorms, at a tournament, or in class, our community of boarders are an extended family that studies, learns, works, plays and grows together. We look forward to welcoming you to our home!

LIST OF TEAMS:

• U18 Prep (CSSHL) 鈥� 2006s/2007s
• Boys Maroon 鈥� 2007s/2008s
• Boys Junior Prep 鈥� 2008s/2009s
• Boys Gold 鈥� 2006s/2007s/2008s
• Boys White 鈥� 2007s/2008s/2009s
• Girls Tardiff 鈥� 2006s/2007s
• Girls Gold 鈥� 2007s/2008s
• Girls Prep 鈥� 2008s/2009s/2010s
• Girls Prospects 鈥� 2009s/2010s/2011s

LOCATION AND YEAR PROGRAM ENTERED THE CSSHL

• Entered the CSSHL in 2019-2020
• Located in Cornwall, Ontario, Canada
  • *One Hour Away from both Montreal and Ottawa

EDUCATION:

• Private School Grades 9-PG
• Ontario Ministry of Education Accredited School
• University and NCAA Approved Courses
• Small Class Sizes
• SAT Prep and Testing Location
• TOEFL 鈥� ESL
• Study Hall
• Integrated Academic and Athletic Program
• University Advising and Placement
• What are some of the things your program does to provide educational support?
  • OHA students are supported in many ways to help them strike a balance between our challenging academics and elite athletics. The support starts with smaller class sizes and time at the end of class to complete homework with the teacher there for support. Our teachers are also available for extra help three nights a week during our supervised study hall sessions. Moreover, when students are away for hockey or ill, our teachers keep them up to date with materials they missed using our online learning platform, Jupiter Ed. Finally, we run a tutoring program that connects the student with extra help, usually during the evening study hall periods.
• How are grades monitored and how often?
  • Parents and students can see student grades in real time over our online grading platform. Student grades are tracked on an ongoing basis, and any student who is falling behind gets a message home from the teacher. The idea is to support the student to get back on track, and we involve parents in that conversation. For students struggling, we ensure that they are taking full advantage of all the supports mentioned above. Full effort is our main priority, and any student who is struggling due lack of effort will potentially lose ice time.
• How are courses and the graduation path for the students chosen?
  • OHA is a provincially inspected school, approved by the Ministry of Education to offer Ontario credits and diplomas (OSSD). As such, we follow the required classes indicated for the Ontario diploma. That said, our students also have a lot of choice as to which classes they want to take in the later years of the program (11 and 12). We offer full guidance to them as to which courses to choose based on their area of interest in college/university, and we ensure that our core courses are approved for university and the NCAA.
• Honour Roll:
  • In spite of the demanding nature of our academic program, we have a very high percentage of students achieving top marks. Our Academic Honour Roll recognizes students who achieve a 3.9 (90%) or higher GPA, and each year approximately 1/3 of the students are listed. Our school is a place where hard work pays off.
• Post-Secondary Placement:
  • OHA places students each year into top universities and colleges primarily in North America but some also in Europe and other international countries. Recent destinations of note include: Harvard University, Cornell, Princeton, and in Canada Queen’s University, McGill and University of Toronto

RESIDENTIAL LIFE

• Meet Lifelong Friends
• Full Boarding Accommodations
  • Advanced Security System
  • 24 Hour Supervision
  • Room Checks Daily
  • Monthly Social Activities
  • Skating Rideau Canal
  • Paintball
  • Great Location
  • Structured Environment
  • Community Involvement
• Do you offer a billeting program or dormitory for non-local student athletes?
  • OHA offers residency to both male and female students from grade nine to post graduate – A “home away from home” to students from across the world!
  • There are also additional benefits to be found in an exceptional campus environment. Living on campus in residences with classmates and friends – as well as with your teachers and mentors means students build lasting friendships and make great memories. From walking to Tim Hortons to all night study sessions, students are engaged, supported, and working towards a common goal – To be the best athlete they can be!
  • Curfews and standards of conduct will be part of life at OHA – No big news there! But you should also not be surprised to learn that OHA is a lot of fun. If you talk to OHA students or alumni, they will all tell you the same thing – It’s an environment that’s conducive to forging incredible friendships and having a great time in the process.
  • Girls and boys are divided into two different wings, sharing a common room with TV/DVD equipment, lounge furniture, laundry facilities, computer stations, and areas for making light snacks. All rooms have wireless internet access. Any parent who has been tasked with driving a child around town to sports and extracurricular activities will understand the advantage a residential school offers.
• What kind of life skills are learned by living in the dorms?
  • A Multi-Cultural lifestyle is obtained by living in an OHA Dorm as over 50+ countries have attended our program throughout our seventeen-year history. Players are tasked with daily room checks. Where they鈥檙e taught and tested to keep their personal rooms clean. While living in the dorms, the student athletes gain valuable life skills that include appreciating the 鈥渙ther鈥�. They encounter new perspectives and beliefs through living with students that represent different races, cultures and lifestyles and develop a stronger understanding of diversity. As a result, these student athletes form a friendship that lasts a lifetime.

SCHEDULE

• What does the daily schedule look like for an Ontario Hockey Academy student athlete?
  • An Average day at the Ontario Hockey Academy is structured right down to the last minute of the day allowing for maximum develop both in the classroom, the gym and of course, on the ice!
• How many games can your team expect to play?
  • Teams can expect to play 45+ Games throughout the season. Which will include Exhibition, Regular Season, Playoffs and Tournaments. Each team鈥檚 schedule is built to achieve the greatest opportunity for development both individually and as a team.
• What does the on and off ice training look like?
  • Our Student-Athletes participate in purposeful On-Ice Training daily. Each Session consists of 3+ Coaching staff focusing on individual tactics, skills and overall team development.
• On-Ice Highlights
  • 3-4 Practices Per week
  • On/Off Ice Goalie Sessions
  • 45+ Games a season
  • Schedule/Events Diversity in location
    • Chicago
    • Detroit
    • Toronto
    • Sudbury
    • Montreal
    • Ottawa
    • Boston
    • Charlottetown
  • Detailed Group and Individual Video Sessions
  • Power Skating/Individual Skills until end of May
• Off-Ice Strength and conditioning Highlights
  • On Property Gym
  • Shooting Pad
  • Skating Treadmill

FACILITIES:

• How many ice surfaces does the Ontario Hockey Academy have?
  • The Ontario Hockey Academy operates on four ice surfaces. All located within a 10 Minute Drive of our Campus. The Benson Centre (4 Minute Drive) is a three pad Arena with an attached Indoor Soccer Field. The Civic Centre (10 Minute Drive) is home to the Cornwall Colts JR A Team that is a one pad and sits 5000+. The Ontario Hockey Academy uses both rinks for home games and showcase events.
• What other Facilities do you offer?
  • The Ontario Hockey Academy Campus Includes Private Dormitories, Classrooms, Cafeteria, Skating Treadmill, Dry Locker Room, Gym and all our Administrative Offices.

KEY STAFF:

• Patrick Turcotte 鈥� Boys Hockey Director
• Jay McNeill 鈥� Dorm Director / International Recruiter
• Rick Lalonde 鈥� Head of Recruiting
• Cody Mallette 鈥� Head Coach
• Brent Loney 鈥� Head Coach
• Jesse Ferguson 鈥� Principal

CONTACT

• What is the best way to contact The Ontario Hockey Academy?
  • Website:
  • Email: Hockey@OHAEDU.com

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U15: Bronsyn Mouille- Northern Alberta Xtreme

NAX cruised to their second straight U15 Western Championship and was led offensively by Mouille and his 21 points, 6 more than the next highest. The Peace River, AB forward had 62 points in 26 regular season games.

U15 Prep Jaggar John – Northern Alberta Xtreme

John finished the Western Championships with a record 19 points in 5 games, surpassing Kyle Crnkovic’s record of 18. John would lead NAX to their second straight U15 Prep Western Championship with four assists and the overtime winner in a 6-5 win over Edge School. The Fort McMurray, AB forward recored 38 points in 27 regular season games.

U17 Prep Tier I: Brendan Rudolph – Calgary International Hockey Academy

Rudolph finished fourth in Championships scoring but his hat-trick and one assist in the finals propelled CIHA to a 5-4 OT win over Prairie Hockey Academy as CIHA captured their first ever CSSHL Western Championship. The Seattle Thunderbirds 2023 WHL Draft pick finished the regular season with a team high 59 points in 31 games.

U17 Prep Tier II: Lucas Benn – St. George’s School

A seventh round selection by the Kamloops Blazers at the 2023 WHL Draft, Benn tallied 3 goals and 8 assists in 5 playoff games, including 2 assists in a 3-2 overtime win over SAHA in the finals. He would finish the regular season with 32 points in 29 games.

U17 Prep Tier III: Mark Lee – BWC Academy White

Lee posted 13 points in 5 playoff games including a goal and three assists in the Championship Finals to lead BWC Academy White to a 6-3 win over Shawnigan Lake. The Busan, South Korea forward finished the regular season with 24 goals and 16 assists in 26 games.

U18 Prep: Landon DuPont – Edge School

With 16 points in 5 games the Calgary, AB underage defenseman tied the U18 Prep Western Championships record set by Arizona Coyotes forward Dylan Guenther. He recorded a division best 11 assists, including 1 in the Championship Final as Edge defeated NAX 3-2 in overtime to secure back-to-back championships. DuPont tallied 62 points in 30 regular season games, a new record for defensemen in the U18 Prep division.

Female U18 Prep: Chloe Primerano – RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna

The University of Minnesota commit set Female U18 Prep Western Championship records with 15 assists and 20 points in 5 games as RHA Kelowna earned their third straight championship. During the regular season the Vancouver, BC defenseman led all skaters with 35 goals, 54 assists and 89 points, all Female U18 Prep single season records.

Eastern U17: Dominic Schnarr – Bishop’s College School

Schnarr recorded nine points in five Eastern Championship games including a hat-trick and an assist in the Finals to lift Bishop’s College to their first ever CSSHL Championship. The Woodstock, NB forward tallied nine points in eight regular season games.

Eastern U18: Oliver Kiraly – Ontario Hockey Academy Prep

Kiraly posted a 3-0-0 record with a 2.75 GAA and .898 SV% to lead OHA Prep to a 6-2 win in the Eastern Championship Finals. He would make 41 saves in the finals while scoring the second goalie goal in CSSHL history, and the first in the Eastern Division. The Budapest, Hungary netminder finished the regular season with a 10-1-1 record, 2.47 GAA and .920SV%.

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