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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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The Shrewsbury, Massachusetts defenseman joined Prairie for the 2022/23 U18 Prep season. In 31 CSSHL games he recorded 4 goals and 11 assists.

This season Toporowski played 18 SJHL games split between the Melfort Mustangs and La Ronge Ice Wolves, tallying 3 goals and 6 assists. He has since played four games in the WHL with the Rebels, posting one assist.

Toporowski was originally selected in the first round, 21st overall by the Prince Albert Raiders at the 2021 WHL US Prospect Draft.

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U15: Luc Wilson-Kurenoff, Delta Hockey Academy Black

Wilson-Kurenoff went 5-0-0 with division bests 0.98 GAA, .962 SV% and 2 shutouts. On the season the Surrey, BC netminder is 8-1-0 with a division high 3 shutouts. His 1.32 GAA and .951 SV% rank second among U15 goalies.

U15 Prep: Ahmad Fayad, Northern Alberta Xtreme

The Sturgeon County, AB forward had 2 goals and 14 assists in just 6 games in November. On the season he leads the U15 Prep division with 44 points in 19 games. Last season Fayad led the entire U15 division with 76 points in games as he helped NAX capture the 2024 CSSHL U15 Western Championship.

U17: Jacob Collins, Northern Alberta Xtreme

Collins led all U17 skaters with 15 points in 10 games in November. The Calgary, AB forward has 11 goals and 13 assists in his first CSSHL season.

U17 Prep: Brady Keith, RHA Winnipeg

Having recorded 4 points in his first 4 games of the season, Keith exploded for a division best 27 points in 13 games in November. His 16 assists were tied for the division lead, giving him 13 goals and 18 assists on the season. This is the Prince Albert, SK forwards second season in the CSSHL, having played last year with the RHA Kelowna U15 Prep team.

U18 Prep: Micah Davidson, Prairie Hockey Academy

The netminder went 4-0-0 with 2 shutouts, a .957 SV% and 1.00 GAA during the month of November. On the season he is 8-1-0 while his 2.00 GAA is fourth and his .927SV% fifth among U18 Prep goalies. His eight wins are tied for the league lead and his 2 shutouts place him tied for second.

Female U18 Prep: Danica Maynard, RHA Kelowna

As a defenseman Maynard finished third among all Female U18 Prep skaters with 16 points, while her 12 assists were a division best in November. The Penn State University commit currently sits sixth in league scoring, while her 8 goals, 22 assists and 30 points lead all Female U18 Prep defenseman. Now in her fifth CSSHL season, the Osoyoos, BC product has tallied 137 points in 104 career games.

Eastern U17: Emanuel Ganz, Stanstead College

In 5 games in November the Kuesnacht, Switzerland forward had 5 goals and 8 assists. This season Ganz leads the East U17 division with 10 goals and 22 points in 8 games.

Eastern U18: Vytas Lenkutis, King Heights Academy

Lenkutis finished the month of November with a division best 8 goals and 11 points in 4 games for KHA. In his second CSSHL East U18 season with King Heights the Boston, Massachusetts forward leads all skaters with 14 goals in 9 games. His 19 points rank second behind teammate Zakhar Puzriakov.

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The Moose Jaw, SK forward spent the 2021/22 U15 Prep season with Notre Dame, recording 8 goals and 8 assists in 29 games. The following U17 Prep campaign with Prairie Hockey Academy he would lead his team with 18 goals while finishing second with 32 points in 34 games.

Nagel was originally selected at the 2022 WHL Draft by the Lethbridge Hurricanes in the seventh round, 147th overall.

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Friday, November 8, 2024 – 1:45pm CST at Hockey for All Centre – PCL听

Yale Hockey Academy (4-4-0) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (8-0-0) U18 Prep

The number 1 ranked Xtreme (Devon, AB) will take on the 12th ranked Yale Hockey Academy (Abbotsford, BC) Friday morning in our first Featured matchup of the 2024/25 season. This will be the first matchup of the season for the two squads after Yale won the only matchup last season 9-8 on February 2, 2024.

This season NAX has taken an all-hands-on-deck approach with their leading scorer Ben Deacon (4-14-18) sitting tied for 13th in league scoring. Seven different NAX skaters have double digit points on the season while Carter Ellsworth (8-8-16) leads the team with eight goals. Saskatoon Blades prospect Liam Eisnor (6-4-10) leads a blueline that includes 2024 WHL Draft second-round picks Harry Mattern (0-3-3) and Reid Soper (1-0-1) who are fresh off helping Team Alberta capture gold at the 2024 WHL Cup. Tyler Swanson leads the way in net with a 5-0-0 record, 1.80 GAA and .926 SV%.

Like NAX, Yale has had relied on depth scoring this season with Matthew Dowdall’s (6-5-11) 6 goals and 11 points leading a team that has four skaters in double digit points. The Yale roster consists of 12 players who have been selected in recent WHL Drafts, highlighted by Kelowna Rockets 2023 second-rounder Eli Barrett (3-7-10), and 2024 second round picks Shaun Hildebrandt (3-7-10) and Jacob Dumansky (3-2-5). Nathan Kam has played six of the eight Yale games going 3-3-0 with a 3.41 GAA and .910 SV%.

Saturday, November 9, 2024 – 6:30pm CST at Hockey for All Centre – Flynn

Prairie Hockey Academy (9-2-0) vs Pacific Coast Hockey Academy (8-4-1) U18 Prep

Saturday’s matchup will see the sixth ranked Prairie Hockey Academy (Caronport, SK) take on eighth ranked Pacific Coast (Victoria, BC). The two teams played just once last season with Prairie winning 3-2 in a shootout.

Netminder Cameron Beisal has went 4-1-0 for Prairie with 1 shutout, a .921 SV%, and sits fifth in the division with 1.84 GAA. Forwards Henry Thunderblanket (3-16-19) and Hubert Larose (8-10-18) lead a veteran roster that consists only of 2007 and 2008 born players. No stranger to finding his name on the scoresheet, Moose Jaw Warriors 2023 WHL Draft pick Benson Hirst (6-8-14) leads all U18 Prep defensemen with 6 goals while his 14 points is good enough for fourth in league scoring. Eight different Prairie skaters have double digit points this season, including two defensemen.

Like Prairie, Pacific Coast relies on a veteran roster that includes 13 2007 born players and just 1 2009. Now in his third U18 Prep season, Trace Anderson (10-12-22) leads PCHA and sits fourth in league scoring with 22 points, already a new career high. Sullivan Humeniuk (5-14-19) currently leads all U18 Prep defensemen with 14 assists and 19 points this season. Like Prairie, eight PCHA skatershave double digit points this season, including two defensemen. 2022 Spokane Chiefs draft pick Sam Saskiw (4-2-1) and Liam Russell (4-2-0) have split the time in net this season, posting a combined 3.46 GAA and .902 SV%.

Sunday, November 10, 2024 – 10:45am CST at Hockey for All Centre – Flynn

North Shore Warriors (7-3-0) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (4-3-1) U18 Prep

The final featured matchup of the weekend sees the 15th ranked Warriors (West Vancouver, BC) take on the 11th ranked CIHA (Calgary, AB). The two teams played just once last season with North Shore winning a thriller 7-6 in overtime.

North Shore is led by standout forward Jonathan Lee (5-15-20) who has seven more points than his next closest teammate, Matteo Paradiso (9-4-13). Kamloops Blazers 2024 WHL Draft pick Liam Kilfoil (3-7-10) leads the Warriors blueline this season. Saskatoon Blades prospect Tristan Hoko (8-3-11) sits third in team scoring after leading his U15 Prep team with 26 goals and 39 points in 27 games last season. In net Brooke Davis (1-0-0) made history this season by becoming the first female to join a CSSHL U18 Prep team. Goaltending partner Georgi Milanov (6-3-0) has done the majority of the heavy lifting in net with a 3.58 GAA and .907 SV%.

The majority of the CIHA roster consists of members of the 2024 CSSHL U17 Prep Tier I Western Championship winning CIHA team, including head coach Tyson Soloski. CIHA is led by a trio of 2023 WHL Draft picks in Red Deer seventh rounder Noah Milford (8-6-14), Edmonton third rounder Cage Smith (4-7-11) and Prince George second rounder Townes Kozicky (3-6-9). Jack Wideman (0-7-7) paces a CIHA defensive core that includes 2023/24 U17 Prep Tier I Top Defenseman award winner and 2023 Calgary Hitmen second round pick Easton LaPlante (2-4-6), as well as Aden Bouchard (0-3-3) who was the 2024 WHL Draft third overall pick by the Tri-City Americans. Victoria Royals 2023 third round pick Cole Prelusky (2-2-1) and Sartaj Dhami (2-1-0) have combined for a 2.75 GAA and .905 SV%.

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Noah Barlage: Selected in the seventh round, 142nd overall at the 2018 WHL Draft by the Seattle Thunderbirds, Barlage played the 2018/19 U16 Prep season with Prairie tallying 22 points in 35 games. The Humboldt, SK defender joined his hometown Broncos in the SJHL the following season, recording 89 points in 167 games over 4 seasons with Humboldt.

Brydon Bell: Bell spent the 2020/21 U17 Prep team with Prairie tallying 7 points in 7 games. During the 2021/22 campaign he would play for the Grand Forks Border Bruins in the KIJHL before joining the La Ronge Ice Wolves for the start of the 2022/23 SJHL season. He would finish that season and the 2023/24 one with the Kam River Fighting Walleye in the SIJHL, recording a career best 42 points this year.

Deegan Bert: The Medicine Hat, AB joined Prairie for the 2023/24 U18 Prep season.

Chance Cole: Cole has spent the last three seasons in the CSSHL with Prairie, joining at the U16 Prep level. He would play for their U17 Prep team the following year before suiting up in the U18 Prep division this season. Overall the Moose Jaw, SK defenseman played 88 games with 42 points.

Chase Coward: The Swift Current, SK netminder joined Prairie in 2018/19 going 13-4-0 with 1 shutout, a 2.71GAA and .911SV% in 18 U16 Prep games. He would spend three seasons with the Red Deer Rebels before finishing his WHL career this season with the Prince Albert Raiders. In 61 career WHL games he went 31-21-4 with 2 shutouts, a 2.88GAA and .898SV%.

Wyatt Dreger: A defenseman from Redcliff, AB Dreger played 34 U17 Prep games in 2022/23, producing 4 goals and 15 assists. This season he finished with 7 points in 30 U18 Prep games.

Ashton Fishley: Fishley tallied 7 points in 31 games during the 2018/19 U16 Prep season. The Balcarres, SK defender joined the Portage Terriers in 2021/22 tallying 11 points in 50 games. He would produce 16 points in 51 games with the Swan Valley Stampeders in 2022/23. He would start the 2023/24 season with the Stampeders before returning to Portage to close out his MJHL career.

Caelan Fitzpatrick: Another member of the 2018/19 Prairie U16 Prep team, Fitzpatrick finished with 37 points in 35 games. The Moose Jaw, SK forward joined the Estevan Bruins for two seasons, recording 56 points in 72 regular season and playoff games in 2021/22 as Estevan were named SJHL Champions. He would join the Brooks Bandits in 2022/23 playing 68 regular season and playoff games and tallying 67 points as Brooks were named AJHL Champions. This season he played 35 AJHL games with the Bandits, producing 32 points.

Jaxon Haley: A forward from Spruce Grove, AB, Haley joined Prairie for the 2023/24 U18 Prep season finishing with 8 points in 29 games.

Daniel Helary: The Calgary, AB defenseman played the last two seasons with the Prairie U18 Prep team. In 61 games he recorded 30 points, including a career high 22 this past season.

Avery Johnson: With 25 assists and 40 points in 34 games Johnson led the Prairie U17 Prep team during the 2022/23 season. With his offensive production and just 12 penalty minutes he was named the CSSHL U17 Prep Most Sportsmanlike Award winner. In 2023/24 the Quispamis, NB forward once again led his team in scoring, this time with 39 points in 30 games. Johnson was named a CSSHL U18 Prep (Prairie Division) Second Team All-Star.

Ethan Kelly: The Dodsland, SK defenseman joined Prairie in 2019/20, recording 4 points in 24 U17 Prep games. The following year he produced 2 points in 7 U17 Prep games. In 2021/22 Kelly would take-off offensively, finishing with 25 points in 35 games. He has spent the last two MJHL seasons with the Niverville Nighthawks, recording 22 points in 100 games.

Cole King: King joined Prairie for the 2021/22 U16 Prep season finishing with 17 points in 35 games. The following U17 Prep season he would score 13 goals and chip-in with 17 assists. In 2023/24 the Moose Jaw, SK forward had 6 goals and 12 assists in 30 U18 Prep games.

Cohan Kuncio: A forward from Fort McMurray, AB, Kuncio played the 2021/22 and 2022/23 seasons in the U17 Prep division finishing with 27 points in 55 games. This season Kuncio recorded 11 points in 30 U18 Prep games.

Keagon Little: With 57 points in 24 U17 Prep games Little finished second in team and league scoring, while his 42 assists were a 2018/19 division best. In 2020/21 he joined the Estevan Bruins, recording 115 points in 122 games. During the 2021/22 season he added 4 points in 16 playoff games as Estevan captured an SJHL Championship. Little previously played 6 games for Briercrest College during the 2022/23 season.

Chance Loke: Loke spent the past two seasons with the Prairie U18 Prep team. In 56 games the Brooks, AB defenseman tallied 37 points, including 29 this past campaign to lead all Prairie defenders and finish second in team scoring.

Mani Maki: The Calgary, AB forward joined Prairie Blue for the 2023/24 U17 Prep season. In 27 games he scored 3 times and assisted on 8 more goals.

Kirk Mullen: Mullen led the 2018/19 Prairie U16 Prep team with 43 points in 32 games. Selected in the sixth round, 132nd overall by the Moose Jaw Warriors at the 2018 WHL Draft, he would spend the 2021/22 season split between the Blackfalds Bulldogs and Weyburn Red Wings. He would start the 2022/23 season with Weybrun before finishing his last season and a half with the Steinbach Pistons where he was part of their 2023/24 MJHL Championship winning team. In 141 AJHL, MJHL and SJHL games he tallied 126 points.

Louis Nadeau: A forward from Levis, QC, Nadeau scored once while adding 17 assists in 30 U18 Prep games during the 2023/24 campaign.

Ethan Peters: Peters played 35 U16 Prep games in 2018/19 tallying 18 points. After going undrafted to the WHL he joined the Edmonton Oil Kings in 2020/21, helping the team capture a 2021/22 WHL Championship. He would join the Tri-City Americans in the 2022/23 season and finish his WHL career there this past year. In 208 WHL games the Moose Jaw, SK defenseman finished with 7 goals and 37 assists.

Austin Reschny: The Macklin, SK forward recorded 35 points in 35 U16 Prep games during the 2018/19 season. He would spend the听 2021/22 and 2022/23 AJHL seasons with the Okotoks Oilers. He would close out the 2022/23 season with the Grande Prairie Storm before playing this past season with the Drumheller Dragons. In 153 career AJHL games he would finish with 16 goals and 35 assists.

Ryder Rommelaere: Rommelaere recorded 12 points in 36 U16 Prep games in 2021/22. The Swift Current, SK forward spent the next two seasons with the Prairie U18 Prep team, playing 60 games and finishing with 31 points.

Zackery Somers: During the 2019/20 U16 Prep season Somers would lead Prairie with 21 assists and 30 points in 36 games. In 2021/22 he joined the Melfort Mustangs for three SJHL seasons. He would finish with 109 points in 131 games and an SJHL Championship in 2023/24.

Hudson Thiessen: Thiessen spent the 2023/24 U17 Prep season with Prairie White. The Hepburn, SK forward would score 11 goals and add 12 assists in 32 games. He would score 3 more times and record 2 assists in 5 playoff games as PHA White made the CSSHL U17 Prep Tier I Western Championship Finals.

Asher Watson: The Avonlea, SK forward joined Prairie for the 2021/22 U15 Prep season tallying 7 points in 22 games. The following U16 Prep season he recorded 18 points in 31 games. This season Watson finished with 38 points, 13 more than next closest on his team as he was named a U17 Prep Tier III Second Team All-Star.

Austin Wentz: Selected in the eighth round, 162nd overall by the Moose Jaw Warriors at the 2022 WHL Draft, Wentz finished second in team scoring with 32 points in 32 games with Prairie during the 2022/23 U17 Prep season. The Yellowknife, NT forward would again finish second in team scoring during the 2023/24 U18 Prep season, this time tallying 29 points in 30 games.

Noah Wills: Willis led the U17 Prep division with 59 points in 24 games during the 2018/19 season. The Swift Current, SK forward played three seasons in the SJHL with the Melville Millionaires recording 90 points in 91 games. Willis spent the end of the 2022/23 season and start of the 2023/24 season in the AJHL with the Sherwood Park Crusaders producing 74 points in 70 games.

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Evan brings a wealth of experience and success from his听coaching听career, particularly at the Jr.A and WHL levels, including an AJHL and Centennial Cup Championship. After 8 seasons of coaching in the Alberta Junior Hockey League with the Canmore Eagles, Brooks Bandits and Sherwood Park Crusaders, Evan most recently coached in the Western Hockey League with the Regina Pats.

鈥淲e are thrilled for the opportunity to add the experience, leadership, and coaching of Evan to our team at PHA. He has been a part of some high performance and successful cultures in the past. He is very detailed in his approach to individual player development and his preparation. What stuck out to me right away when I first met Evan was the professionalism that he carries himself with and his preparation for every meeting. I have no doubt that Evan will do an excellent job with the development of the student athletes under his care,鈥� said听Prairie Hockey Academy President, Justin Simpkins

Evan also has experience coaching with Hockey Canada, having served as an assistant coach for Canada West at the World Junior A Challenge in 2022.听We are confident he will continue to elevate our听U18听team, our players, and the entire PHA program within our High-Performance environment here at PHA. Evan will begin his duties as Head Coach of our U18 Prep team in early July 2024.

Please join us in welcoming Evan McFeeters to the Prairie Hockey Academy.

For more information contact:

Justin Simpkins听听306.201.5499听听justin@prairiehockey.ca

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Friesen joined Prairie in 2020/21 as head coach of their U17 Prep team and Director of Conditioning. He would take over the U18 Prep team the next season, holding that role until the conclusion of the 2023/24 season. Prairie’s U18 Prep team would finish 11W-23L-2OTL in their first season under Friesen. But the Waldheim, SK product would turn things around going 19-11-3 in 2022/23 and 18-10-2 in 2023/24, making the CSSHL Western Championship playoffs both seasons.

Friesen joined Prairie after a playing career that saw him play 258 games in the WHL with the Swift Current Broncos, 137 U SPORTS games with the University of New Brunswick, three seasons in the AHL and ECHL, capped off by 8 seasons and over 400 professional games in Germany.

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The SJHL Draft consisted of a 6 round 2008 born draft, and a 2 round 2009 born draft.

Prairie Hockey Academy (3) led the way with three CSSHL student-athletes selected. Northern Albert Xtreme (2), Delta Hockey Academy (1), Indigenous Sports Academy (1) and South Alberta Hockey Academy (1) all had at least one player selected.听

2008 Born Draft:

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Calvert joined Prairie Hockey Academy in 2017/18, tallying 53 points in 40 U15 Prep games. The following season Prairie would join the CSSHL at the U16 Prep division. Calvert would lead his team in goals (24) while finishing second in points (41) in 35 games.

During the 2019/20 season the Moose Jaw, SK product played 13 WHL games with the Moose Jaw Warriors, tallying 3 points.

Undrafted to the WHL, Calvert would play 24 games with the Warriors in 2020/21 during the COVID-19 shortened season, finishing with 2 goals and 7 assists.

In 2021/22 Calvert would finish sixth in team scoring with 40 points in 65 games. Last season was a breakout year for the Warriors forward as he finished third in team scoring with 73 points, while leading his team with 40 goals in 67 games.

In 68 games this season Calvert set career highs with 47 goals, 48 assists and 95 points. He would finish second on his team and 14th in the WHL in points, while his 47 goals were also second on his team and sixth in the league.

Calvert would add 20 points in 20 playoff games as Moose Jaw captured a 2024 WHL Championship and spot in the Memorial Cup. He would record 2 points in 4 Memorial Cup games as the Warriors were eliminated in the semi-finals by the eventual champions, Saginaw Spirit.

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