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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.听

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 22, 2024 – 8:00am PST: Okanagan Hockey Training Centre

St. George’s School (12-6-1) vs OHA Edmonton (9-4-0) U17 Prep

This will be the second time these two teams have met this season after OHA Edmonton (Edmonton, AB) earned a 6-2 win over St. George’s School (Vancouver, BC) on September 27 at the U17 Prep showcase in Abbotsford, BC. Despite each having high win rates, St. George’s and OHA Edmonton come into the match-up as the 13th and 7th ranked teams in the division.

St. George’s goalie Les Toth (7-4-1) currently leads the division with an impressive .942 SV%. and 2 shutouts. Toth’s 2.41 GAA has him ranked fifth among all goalies. Offensively, St. George’s is paced by a trio of forwards who all find themselves in the top eight in terms of point production on the season. Jason Gao (15-13-28) leads the team in goals and points while Byron Chin (12-15-27) and Aaron Castro (13-13-26) complete the trio. Defenseman Josh Gravistin (2-20-22) leads all U17 Prep d-men with 20 assists and 22 points on the season. Defender Daniel Taylor (5-8-13) is the only other St. George’s skater in double digit points this season.

A third round pick by the Saskatoon Blades at the 2024 WHL Draft, Jaggar John (10-19-29) sits second in the division with a team high 29 points. Logan Miller (11-12-23), Portland Winterhawks prospect Cash Brebant (9-14-23) and Prince George Cougars prospect Keenan Fox (11-10-21) all have 20-plus points this season, with Jevyn Singh Gill (6-12-18) closing in on the mark. A 2024 WHL Draft fifth round pick by the Medicine Hat Tigers, Zackary Nieckar (2-12-14) leads all OHA Edmonton defensemen with 12 assists and 14 points. Aidan Prosser (6-4-0) has done the majority of work in net this season for his squad, with him and Saskatoon Blades prospect Dysen Loewen (2-0-0) combining for a 3.70 GAA, .887 SV% and 1 shutout.

Saturday, November 23, 2024 – 1:30pm EST: Westmount Arena

Selwyn House School (1-1-0) vs CIH Academy (6-5-0) East U17

This will be the first time in history the two teams face-off in CSSHL league play, with eighth ranked CIH Academy (Rockland, ON) playing the role of home team, despite the game taking place in sixth ranked Selwyn House School’s (Westmount, QC) home barn.

Selwyn House comes into this game having just made their CSSHL debut on November 16 in a 5-2 loss to Kuper Academy. They earned their first CSSHL regular season win on November 21 with a shutout victory of Ulysse Academie (Saint-Roch-de-l鈥橝chigan, QC). Luca Ottoni (1-1-0) made 21 saves to earn the shutout while Lynden Larsen (2-2-4) paced the offence with three points. Larsen, a fourth round pick by the Acadie-Bathurst Titan at the 2024 QMJHL Draft, leads the team in assists and points this season. With two goals in their victory Thursday, Isaac Huberman (2-0-2) has the team high for goals. Tommy Nicolopolous (1-0-1), another 2024 QMJHL Draft selection by the Acadie-Bathurst Titan, is the lone Selwyn House defenseman to record a point this season. Ottoni has played both Selwyn House games this season and sits with a .911 SV% and 2.50 GAA.

CIH Academy has been led in net by Sebastien Bourgeau (5-1-0). Bourgeau holds a .938 SV%, 2.39 GAA and 1 shutout this season. Offensively the man to watch for CIH Academy is Luca Chiarizia (3-7-10) who has a team best 3 goals, 7 assists and 10 points. Its a steep drop off to the next closest skater as Liam Bosum (3-1-4) and Noah Panetta (2-2-4) are tied with four points each. Drake Bosum (1-2-3) leads the CIH Academy defensive core with three points in eight games this season.

Sunday, November 24, 2024 – 6:00pm PST: Okanagan Hockey Training Centre

Delta Hockey Academy (11-5-0) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (7-2-1) U17 Prep

Delta (Delta, BC) and CIHA (Calgary, AB) have met once previously this season, with CIHA earning a 3-1 win on September 29 at the U17 Prep showcase in Abbotsford, BC. Delta currently sits as the fifth ranked team in the division, while CIHA, the defending champions, sit fourth.

Netminder Matthew Wong (9-2-0) leads all U17 Prep goaltenders with nine wins, while his 2.26 GAA is good enough for second in the division. A trio of 2024 WHL Draft picks in Jack Morgan (12-11-23), Kishan Saggu (12-11-23) and Treyce Pavlic (1-20-21), who’s 20 assists are tied for the U17 Prep division lead, pace the Delta offence. Wyatt Callander (6-14-20), Winterhawks 2024 fourth rounder Caden Leibel (6-12-18) and Luke Anderson (7-10-17) round out a potent top-six forward unit for Delta. Selected four picks apart in the fourth round of the 2024 WHL Draft, Dylan Hurren (2-11-13) and Bryson Roberts (2-7-9) lead a Delta d-core that also includes Cortland LeMieux (4-5-9).

Only three CIHA skaters have hit double digit points so far this season with Mason Moran (4-13-17) and his team high 13 assists and 17 points leading the way. Aedan McCarry (7-8-15) leads the team with seven goals while Red Deer Rebels 2024 WHL Draft pick Declan Cardiff (3-8-11) is the other CIHA skater playing at over a point per game pace. The defensive core is lead by Xander Ramsay (3-4-7) and Spokane Chiefs prospect Jacob Balaberda (1-6-7), who are tied with seven points each. In net, Kamloops Blazers prospect Braxton Gibson (3-2-1) and Ethan Mann (4-0-0) have split the work between the pipes. The duo has posted a 3.08 GAA, and .893 SV% this season.

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Established in 1908, Selwyn House School is an English independent boys’ K-12 college and university preparatory school, providing students with an enriched education of exceptional depth, scope and rigour in English and French. While at Selwyn House, students develop their critical and creative thinking and the ability to communicate ideas well. Selwyn House offers small classes and a vast selection of athletic pursuits, extracurricular activities, visual and performing arts, and experiential education opportunities such as outdoor education, service learning, and hands-on labs. The first cohort of the Pre-University (Pre-U) Grade 12 year at Selwyn House School began in August 2023. This new Grade 12 year corresponds to the final year of secondary education in North America (outside Quebec), qualifying students for direct entry to university studies worldwide.

Selwyn House School provides an enriching, safe and positive hockey experience by educating, encouraging, and developing all participants at all levels of the program, with a special emphasis on the elite offering from Grade 7-12. Our student-athletes will be successful leaders in sport, in the classroom, in the community and in the world. Selwyn House School Hockey strives to balance success in competition and academics while building pride and school spirit.

听2024/25 CSSHL TEAMS

• Eastern U17

EDUCATION

• School Partners
  • Our school is divided into the following sections: Elementary School (Grades K-6), Middle School (Grades 7-8), Senior School (Grades 9-11), and Pre-University (Grade 12).
  • As part of the Quebec Association of Independent Schools (QAIS), F茅d茅ration des 茅tablissements d’enseignement priv茅s (FEEP), Canadian Accredited Independent Schools (CAIS), National Association (NAIS), the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), International Boys鈥� School Coalition (IBSC), and the Independent Schools Experiential Education Network (ISEEN), Selwyn House engages in partnerships and cooperative efforts with similar private schools and educational institutions throughout North America in both French and English.
• What are some of the things your program does to provide educational support?
  • Our focus remains on academics and character development first, coupled with hockey development and elite competition in order for our players to be ready for their journey as student-athletes at the university level.
• How are grades monitored and how often?
  • Our academic calendar is structured around trimesters. Each trimester, students receive midterm and end-of-term report cards detailing their grades and overall academic performance. We also offer access to Learning Strategists who work with students who have Student Success Plans (SSPs) and consult with staff and parents on organisational skills, work habits and academic goals.
• Do you have an academic probation policy?
  • Our goal is to support student-athletes as they continue to refine their hockey skill and progress towards opportunities in post-secondary education. On a case by case basis, failure to meet expectations may result in academic probation.
• How are courses and the graduation path for student athletes chosen?
  • We strive to create a culture of excellence in which all coaches and student-athletes achieve their targets for success. We work with other areas of the school (ie, admissions) to ensure that student-athletes are offered acceptance and financial aid to the school in a timely manner.
  • The College and University Advisor provides comprehensive and customised guidance to meet each student’s post-secondary aspirations. The advisor works with teachers, counsellors, learning strategists, coaches, and administrators to ensure students are selecting courses at each grade level that suit their strengths and abilities and to incorporate Academic and Career Guidance Content (ACGC) and Post-Secondary readiness workshops into the classroom.

STUDENT ATHLETE HEALTH

• How are injuries and sick student athletes monitored?
  • At Selwyn House School, we prioritise the physical and emotional well-being of our athletes by providing comprehensive support services. Our team includes certified on-site athletic therapists, dedicated to injury assessment, rehabilitation, and ensuring coverage during training and games.
  • In conjunction with our skilled athletic therapists, our staff receives specialised training on brain health from physicians associated with the Concussion Legacy Foundation. This training equips them to offer vital support to students in the crucial 48 hours following an injury, as well as to assess long-term risk factors.
  • For example, we follow a concussion protocol where once concussion symptoms have subsided, a student will follow a return-to-learn protocol. Once that is complete, he may then proceed through a return-to-play protocol. This process involves gradually increasing cognitive and physical challenges in a systematic, stepwise fashion over the course of one to three weeks. If the student has symptoms at any time, he rests again until the symptoms stop. Then the student can resume the protocol on the level at which he was symptom-free.
  • Moreover, in addition to our on-site athletic therapists, Selwyn House offers athletes access to mental health coaching provided by trained staff members and our on-site counsellor. We are committed to fostering both physical and mental well-being throughout our athletic community.

SCHEDULE

• What does the daily schedule look like for an SHS student athlete?
  • Selwyn House School facilitates a three-term preparatory athletic model, requiring all Senior School students to participate in sports or recreation as part of their yearly physical education program. Athletic programming begins at 2:50 p.m., at least three times per week, after students have completed a full day of academic coursework from 8:10 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Commitment to athletics requires 6-15 hours of weekly practice and competition (excluding travel and tournaments).
• What does the on and off ice training look like?
  • Our on-ice training consists of seasonal workloads. In season, we practice as a team 3-4 times per week working on systems, skills, special teams and opposition preparedness. In addition we continue to monitor strength and conditioning with in-season dry land workouts.
• On-Ice Highlights
  • On-Ice Highlights include showcases, tournaments, rivalry games, European and coast to coast trips. In the past highlights include championships and provincial qualification.
• Off-Ice Strength and Conditioning Highlights
  • Off-Ice conditioning is run through our strength and conditioning coaches. Our athletes at the Varsity level go through a series of combined tests. These scores determine the areas that need to be enhanced. All athletes are provided a rigorous nutritional and strength and conditioning program for the summer. Our strength and conditioning on-site facility is open throughout the summer with coaches available to supervise and monitor the training program. Also, the same coaches have predetermined check-ins to support the students who may be out of town in the summer. We encourage our hockey players to participate in multiple sports that provide skill benefits through cross training. The majority of our top student athletes are two sport athletes.
  • Other off-season highlights include a pre-season, early August training camp, 3 on 3 and skill development sessions.

FACILITIES

• • Our urban campus boasts an extensive array of facilities tailored to support a vibrant academic and extracurricular life. Its four academic buildings house a multitude of resources, including a dining hall/auditorium, black box theatre, library, two gymnasiums, climbing wall, workout facility, sports therapy room, music technology/media studio, maker space, four science labs, art room, classical music room, Student Success Centre, Student Leadership Centre, international foyer, and a students鈥� agora (presentation space).
  • The campus also caters to the Pre-University students, providing them with a college-like atmosphere within a wing of one of Selwyn House School’s buildings. Here, Pre-U students enjoy two, state-of-the-art classrooms, a lounge, and a teachers鈥� office.
  • To further enhance athletic endeavours, Selwyn House School offers top-notch, on-campus facilities. These include a state-of-the-art weight room, two full gyms, a physiotherapy clinic, IT support, HUDL assist, and dedicated meeting rooms. Additionally, Selwyn House leverages premier arenas, such as the McConnell Arena at McGill University, the Westmount Recreation Center with two ice pads, the Saint Charles Hibernia Arena, and the Gadbois Centre, to accommodate ice-dependent sports during the season.
  • In collaboration with Hockey Etcetera, Selwyn extends its resources, granting access to two smaller rinks, a fully-equipped weight training facility, an athletic therapy clinic, and advanced video facilities. These comprehensive facilities ensure that athletes have the optimal environment to excel in their respective sports.
• What other facilities do you offer?
  • We offer dedicated locker rooms, a private full equipped fitness centre, two regulation sized gymnasiums and access to other recreational facilities. Our administration offices are also located on-site.
• Facility Highlights
  • On-campus facilities:
    • State of the art weight room
    • Two full gyms
    • Physiotherapy clinic听
    • IT support
    • HUDL assist
    • Meeting rooms
  • Off-campus facilities:
    • McGill University McConnell Arena
    • Westmount Recreation Center
      • Desmarais Rink听
      • Molson Rink听
    • Saint-Charles Arena
    • Gadbois Centre
    • Hockey Etcetera听

KEY STAFF

• Who are some of the key staff at SHS?
  • Mike Maurovich, Director of Athletics
  • Neil Banerjee, Head of Senior School
  • Sophie Drisdelle, Athletic Therapist
  • Rhiana Kestenbaum, Athletic Therapist
  • Jennifer Peterman, College & University Advisor
  • Clara Schultz, Athletics Administrative Assistant

CONTACT

• What is the best way to contact Selwyn House School?
  • Website: https://www.selwyn.ca/about/contact-us
  • Phone: +1 514-931-9481

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Balmoral Hall School, Fort Erie International Academy, King鈥檚-Edgehill School, Lower Canada College and Selwyn House School all were accepted into the CSSHL, bringing the league to a total of 37 member programs across Canada and the USA.

鈥淭he CSSHL is excited to add these five member programs as we continue to expand and grow our league across North America,鈥� said CSSHL COO Kevin Goodwin. 鈥淭he long-standing history of these academic institutions and their commitment to education aligns with our mission statement to be National leaders in education-based hockey.鈥�

Located in Winnipeg, MB, Balmoral Hall School was founded in 1901 and is currently the longest standing prep hockey program in Manitoba with 18 years鈥� experience. Balmoral Hall will join the Female Prep division.

鈥淏almoral Hall School is excited to join the CSSHL for the 2024/2025 season. This transition marks a significant milestone for our program and each of our players. The CSSHL offers several advantages that closely align with our school’s goals and values, ensuring a seamless continuation of our commitment to excellence in both academics and athletics,鈥� said Regan Boulton, Interim Director of Hockey and Head Coach.

Located in Fort Erie, ON, a border city just minutes away from Western New York, Fort Erie International Academy (FEIA) was founded in 2019 as a Private Secondary School. FEIA has appeared as a guest team in the CSSHL Eastern Division this season and will add teams to the Eastern U17 and U18 divisions.

“This is an exciting time for FEIA hockey.听 We are thrilled to be part of the CSSHL as it will allow our student-athletes to continue their growth and development both on and off the ice.听 This provides excellent exposure and opportunities across the Country. We look forward to working with and being part of the CSSHL,鈥� added Freddie Coccimiglio, FEIA Boys General Manager.

King鈥檚-Edgehill School is located in Windsor, NS, about 45 minutes from Halifax. Founded in 1788, King鈥檚-Edgehill School is Canada’s first independent School. King鈥檚-Edgehill School has appeared as a guest team in the CSSHL Eastern Division this season and will play in the Eastern U18 division.

“We are thrilled to be joining the CSSHL, competing in the Eastern U18 Division in 2024-25. Being a part of the CSSHL will provide our student athletes the opportunity to continue to develop and grow in Canada’s premier education-based hockey league. We look forward to working with and being a part of the CSSHL and all of its members,” said King鈥檚-Edgehill Program Coordinator and Head Coach Zack MacQueen.

Founded in 1909, Lower Canada College (LCC) is a coed day school located in Montreal, QC. LCC will play in the Eastern U17 division next season.

“LCC is excited to join the CSSHL at the U17 level. The league shares many common values with our program and school. By joining we CSSHL, we feel that our student-athletes will maximize their development opportunities in high school hockey,” added Christian Viau, Director of Athletics.

Selwyn House School, established in 1908 and located in Westmount, QC, is an all-boys K-12 institution committed to academic excellence. Selwyn House will play in the Eastern U17 division next season.

“Gaining membership into the CSSHL further demonstrates our dedication to providing our student-athletes with opportunities to grow and graduate prepared for the next level of education and athletics. The CSSHL is a prestigious league recognized for developing and showcasing elite hockey players across Canada. At the same time, we are staying true to Selwyn House’s mission and vision by aligning with an education-based league just as focused on character development and academic pursuits as it is to excellence on the ice,” said Mike Maurovich, Director of Athletics for Selwyn House School.

The new additions brings the Eastern Division to a total of 20 teams and 13 member programs. The Female U18 Prep division will see 14 teams from 12 member programs competing in 2024/25.

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