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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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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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U15: Lucca Tassone, Yale Hockey Academy

The Abbotsford, BC netminder went 3-0-0 with 1 shutout, a 0.67GAA and .971SV% in three games during October. On the season he is 6-0-0 while leading the division with a 0.90GAA, .962SV% and 2 shutouts.

U15 Prep: Teagen Bouchard, Northern Alberta Xtreme

In 8 games the Fahler, AB forward scored 8 goals and added 12 assists for an October best 20 points. In 15 games this season Bouchard leads the U15 Prep division with 34 points, posting 14 goals and 20 assists.

U17: Maximilian Koppel, RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna

For the second straight month an RHA Kelowna forward has been named the POTM. In 11 games Koppel posted a division best 10 goals and 20 points, bringing the Regensburg, Germany forward’s season totals to 18 goals, 20 assists and a division best 38 points in 21 games.

U17 Prep: Les Toth, St. George’s School

In five games in October the White Rock, BC netminder went 5-0-0 with 2 shutouts, a 0.98GAA and .967SV% through 305 minutes of action. On the season Toth holds a 7-3-1 record with a 2.26GAA, .942SV% and 2 shutouts.

U18 Prep: Austin Polonoski, Pilot Mound Hockey Academy

In his second season with Pilot Mound, Polonoski recorded a division best 17 assists and 20 points in just 7 games in October. On the season the Thunder Bay, ON forward has 5 goals with division bests in assists (19) and points (24) in 10 games this season.

Female U18 Prep: Rowyn Street, RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg

The Winnipeg, MB forward tied for the division lead with 15 points in 7 games in October, scoring 7 goals and 8 assists. In her second season in the CSSHL with RHA Winnipeg, Street has 9 goals and 10 assists, placing her fifth in league scoring with 19 points.

Eastern U17: Antonio Lombardo, Lower Canada College

A defenseman from Montreal, QC, Lombardo led all defensemen with eight assists and nine points in four games in October. All four of his games this season took place in October, leading to him sitting first among defensemen in assists (8) and second in points (9).

Eastern U18: Ezekiel Lambert, Ulysse Academie听

Lambert finished second among all skaters in October with 10 points in 6 games while his 8 assists were tops in the division. The Saint-Gilles, QC product is currently tied among all defensemen for the division lead with 3 goals, 8 assists and 11 points in 8 games this season.

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The Langley, BC forward joined St. George’s for the 2020/21 CSSHL U15 Prep season, tallying 10 points in 6 games. The following U18 Prep campaign he would record a team high 51 points in 32 games, leading to the Victoria Royals selecting him in the second round, 23rd overall at the 2021 WHL Draft.

Gojsic spent the 2023/24 WHL season with the Kelowna Rockets tallying 50 points in 68 games. At the conclusion of the season the Predators selected him in the third round, 94th overall at the 2024 WHL Draft.

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Spytz joined St. George’s for the 2023/24 U15 Prep season. In 27 games the Oak Bay, BC forward had 18 goals and 24 assists, finishing third in team scoring with 42 points. The Silvertips selected Spytz in the third round, 51st overall at the 2024 WHL Draft.

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Owen Beckner: Selected in the seventh round, 204th overall by the Ottawa Senators at the 2023 NHL Entry Draft, Beckner recorded 37 points in 30 games during the 2019/20 U15 Prep season. A seventh round, 137th overall pick by the Regina Pats at the 2020 WHL Draft, the Victoria, BC forward had 7 points in 4 U17 Prep games the following season.

Salvatore Collora: The Woodinville, Washington forward scored 10 goals and added 20 assists in 35 U16 Prep games with St. George’s during the 2018/19 season. Over the next three seasons he would play 19 WHL games with the Lethbridge Hurricanes recording 1 assist. Collora would split the 2022/23 season in the WHL with the Kamloops Blazers and the SJHL with the Estevan Bruins where he recorded 22 points in 45 games. Collora played six games for Estevan in 2023/24.

Ethan David: David joined St. George’s School during the 2017/18 U15 season. In 15 games the Vancouver, BC netminder would post a 6-0-0 record with 1 shutout, a .900SV% and 1.23GAA. He would play three playoff games, recording a .870SV% as St. George’s were named 2018 CSSHL U15 Western Champions.

Imaree Dhaliwal: A netminder from Richmond, BC, Dhaliwal joined St. George’s for the 2022/23 U17 Prep season going 3-5-2 in 12 U17 Prep games. This past U17 Prep season Dhaliwal finished with a 6-12-0 record in 21 games.

Oliver Gabrielson: Gabrielson joined St. George’s School for the 2017/18 season, earning CSSHL U15 Top Defenseman Award honours after leading all defenders with 70 points in 30 games. He would add 11 points in 5 playoff games as St. George’s were named 2018 CSSHL U15 Western Champions. The Kamloops Blazers would then select the Vancouver, BC product in the ninth round, 181st overall at the 2018 WHL Draft. Gabrielson would tally 32 points in 35 U16 Prep games the following year before accumulating 22 points in 40 U18 Prep games over the following two campaigns. This season he would finish with 15 points in 35 AJHL games with the Camrose Kodiaks.

Sebastian Hamming: A defenseman from Vancouver, BC, Hamming had 22 points in 35 U16 Prep games during the 2018/19 season. The following two U18 Prep campaigns would see him finish with 18 points in 37 games. In 2021/22 he would play 35 SJHL games for the Weyburn Redwings, tallying 9 points. He would play 2 games with the Redwings the following season before joining the MJHL’s OCN Blizzard where he hit his offensive stride with 36 points in 52 games. This season he was named an MJHL Second Team All-Star after leading all defensemen with 43 assists, while chipping in 9 goals in 58 games.

Reece Liu: Liu played 5 seasons with St. George’s beginning with the 2019/20 U15 season where he finished third in scoring with 30 points in 27 games. The following U15 Prep season the Vancouver, BC forward tallied 2 points in 6 games. In 2021/22 Liu finished second in team scoring with 32 points in 32 games. He would add 4 goals and 9 assists in 33 U18 Prep games in 2022/23 before once again finishing second in team scoring this past year with 44 points in 29 games.

Liam Magnuson: The Calgary, AB defenseman joined St. George’s for the 2021/22 U15 Prep season, finishing with 13 points in 30 games leading to the Vancouver Giants selecting him in the seventh round, 152nd overall at the 2022 WHL Draft. The following U17 Prep season Magnuson recorded 17 points in 33 games. In 2023/24 Magnuson scored 5 goals and added 16 assists in 30 U18 Prep games.

Cole May: May joined St. George’s for the 2020/21 U15 season before splitting the 2021/22 season between their U15 and U15 Prep teams. In 2022/23 the Richmond, BC defender scored 1 goal and chipped in with 5 assists in 32 U17 Prep games. He would finish his CSSHL career with the St. George’s U17 Prep team, recording 7 assists in 31 games in 2023/24.

Emmett McHardy: The Vancouver, BC forward joined St. George’s for the 2017/18 U15 season finishing fifth in team scoring with 67 points in 30 games while helping his team win a 2018 CSSHL U15 Western Championship. The following U16 Prep season he added 18 points in 35 games. His last two seasons in the U18 Prep division he scored 6 goals and added 8 assists in 30 games.

Hunter McInnes: During the 2019/20 U15 Prep season the Nanaimo, BC defender had 17 points in 26 games leading to the Vancouver Giants selecting him in the ninth round, 186th overall at the 2020 WHL Draft. The following U17 Prep season he would have 4 points in 4 games, before finishing his CSSHL career in 2021/22 with 5 goals and 13 assists in 30 U18 Prep games.

Eli Pulver: Pulver joined St. Geoerge’s for the 2017/18 U15 season, going 24-0-0 with a .926SV%, 0.96GAA and 11 shutouts, all a division best, as his team captured a 2018 CSSHL U15 Western Championship. The following U16 Prep season the Vancouver, BC netminder went 14-6-0 with a 2.35GAA, .925SV%, and 2 shutouts. He would spend the following two seasons in the U18 Prep division going 14-11-0, with 1 shutout, a .915SV% and 2.57GAA.

Trevor Wong: Wong set a CSSHL U15 record with 64 goals, 77 assists and 141 points in just 30 games during the 2017/18 season. He would add 23 points in 5 playoff games to add a 2018 CSSHL U15 Western Championship alongside his CSSHL U15 MVP Award.听The Kelowna Rockets would select the Vancouver, BC forward in the first round, 18th overall at the 2018 WHL Draft. He would make his WHL debut in 2018/19 before joining the team full time in 2019/20. He would spend two full seasons with the Rockets before finishing his last three seasons with the Saskatoon Blades. Over his five year WHL career he finished with 72 goals and 188 assists in 264 games while earning WHL (East) Second All-Star Team honours in 2022/23 and First All-Star Team honours in 2023/24. Wong led all WHL skaters with 86 assists during the 2023/24 campaign.

William Yee: Selected in the fourth round, 73rd overall by the Edmonton Oil Kings at the 2019 WHL Draft, Yee tallied 49 points in 30 U15 games during the 2017/18 season before adding 7 points in 5 playoff games as St. George’s were named 2018 CSSHL U15 Western Champions. The Vancouver, BC defender would have 11 goals and 17 assists in 30 U15 Prep games the following season. During the 2019/20 U18 Prep campaign Yee would accumulate 16 points in 36 games. He would spend the last two seasons in the AJHL with the Grande Prairie Storm finishing with 19 points in 69 games.

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Taylor Bierlmeier, Marcus Dashevsky, Solomon Kim, and Hayley Lee are this year鈥檚 recipients of the CSSHL Scholarship.

The CSSHL would like to recognize student-athletes who develop their life skills while concentrating on their hockey development. The scholarships are open to all current and former male or female student athletes of the CSSHL that are currently in their graduating year of high school or up to 20 years old.

A selection committee from the CSSHL review鈥檚 all applications and selects recipients based on four categories: Education, Citizenship and Character, Hockey, and References.

Taylor Bierlmeier:

听A forward from Whitehorse, YT, Bierlmeier joined the CSSHL in 2020/21. In four seasons with the Okanagan Hockey Academy Female U17 and U18 Prep teams, Bierlmeier tallied 31 points in 93 games.

鈥淭here are endless amazing student-athletes in this league, so I am honoured to be one of the four chosen to receive this scholarship. In the past four years, the league has shaped me to become the person I am today; I could not have portrayed half of the Academic Excellence, Character, Citizenship and Sportsmanship qualities I did if it was not for this organization. I am extremely grateful for the development it provided me with, and the recognition associated with this award. I greatly appreciated all of the support from the CSSHL in the past, as well as in the future as I pursue my post-secondary aspirations,鈥� said Bierlmeier.

In 2024/25 Bierlmeier will play for the Arizona State University (ASU) women鈥檚 hockey team while studying Kinesiology. She plans on playing there her entire undergraduate degree, then continuing her education in Canada. Bierlmeier intends on becoming a Sports Medicine Physician to help athletes reach their greatest potential.

She chose to play at ASU because of their strong hockey team, prime location, and having her desired program. 鈥淚 cannot complain about continuing my education, while playing hockey, and living in a city with palm trees,鈥� added Bierlmeier. 鈥淚 am intrigued to learn about optimizing sports performance; therefore, I chose Kinesiology as my undergraduate. Then, to stay involved in the sports atmosphere and have the ability to transfer my knowledge to other athletes, I will become a Sports Medicine Physician.鈥�

鈥淧laying in the CSSHL taught me to balance hockey and school; I learnt how to maintain my grades regardless of my absences. I learnt to communicate with teachers, develop a self determination to complete all assignments to the best of my abilities, and found time to make up any tests I missed. The league also taught me to shoot for perfection. It has a competitive nature that pushed me to my greatest potential. Not only did it advance my athletic, but it taught me to be the best person possible, and it set me up for successful in the future,鈥� added Bierlmeier.

Marcus Dashevsky:

听Dashevsky spent five years in the CSSHL for St. George鈥檚 School, joining the program in 2017/18 with their U15 team, working his way through the CSSHL development path until graduating from the program in 2021/22 after a season at the U18 Prep level. In 132 CSSHL games the Richmond, BC forward tallied 111 points. He spent last season in the GOJHL with the St. Mary鈥檚 Lincolns, tallying 6 points in 13 games.

鈥淲inning this scholarship is a full-circle moment for me. Some of the best times of my life so far were spent wearing the St. Georges crest and playing in the CSSHL,鈥� said Dashevsky. 鈥淚 am extremely grateful to all of my coaches, teachers and the St Georges athletics department for making my time at Saints second to none. I am honoured and humbled to have been chosen as a winner of this award by the selection committee and am grateful to the CSSHL for enabling me to pursue my dreams, both on and off the ice.鈥�

Dashevsky will return to Huron University in 2024/25 after completing the first year of the Political Science program, with a 3.9 GPA, starting in the fall of 2023.

Huron University offers a unique approach to education, as they prioritize an individualized education experience which includes smaller class sizes, easier access to help from professors and a first-class career services team. Taking this into consideration made the decision to choose Huron very easy as he felt that these unique services would allow him to get the most out of his education and prepare him for his future ahead. 鈥淒uring my first year at Huron, I was able to build strong relationships with my peers and professors, something which I credit to the strong sense of community which Huron strives to promote,鈥� added Dashevsky.

Dashevsky chose the social science program at Huron because it matches his interests. The program focuses on teaching critical thinking and research, which helps him explore important topics like economic policies and political systems. The program also offers practical experiences through internships and community projects, letting him apply what he learned in real-world settings. Huron’s social sciences program supports his goal of making a positive impact on society and opens up many career opportunities for him.

鈥淲hile I’m still undecided about my exact career path, I have a strong interest in business and believe that a career in business consulting would be incredibly rewarding. I thrive on the competitive aspects of the job and enjoy working in a team environment, both of which I attribute to my experience playing hockey with the St. George’s Hockey program in the CSSHL,鈥� added Dashevsky. 鈥淚n addition to my career aspirations, I am passionate about supporting philanthropic causes, particularly those that help children participate in sports. I have already started this journey by joining the Right to Play club at Western, and I hope to make even more significant contributions in the future.鈥�

鈥淧laying in the CSSHL taught me invaluable lessons in balancing hockey and school. The rigorous schedule required me to manage my time effectively, ensuring I could excel both on the ice and in the classroom. This experience instilled in me a disciplined approach to prioritizing tasks and maintaining focus, which has been crucial in my academic and personal development, as well as in maintaining academic success in my post-secondary studies,鈥� added Dashevsky. 鈥淭he CSSHL fostered a strong work ethic in me, emphasizing the importance of determination and resilience. The competitive nature of the league in combination with coaching I received at St Georges taught me to push through challenges and always strive for excellence. These lessons in perseverance and dedication have equipped me with essential skills and habits that continue to benefit me in all aspects of life.鈥�

Solomon Kim:

The Seoul, South Korea defenseman joined CIH Academy in 2021/22 playing three seasons in the CSSHL Eastern Division. In 77 career games Kim tallied 18 points.

Kim was named to the CSSHL Eastern U17 Prep All-Academic Team in 2021/22 and 2022/23, while being named to the CSSHL Eastern U18 Prep All-Academic Team this past season. All three seasons he was also named the CSSHL Top Scholastic Athlete of the Year for his respective division.

After being accepted into multiple universities, Kim has yet to make a decision on where he will be going to school next year. He is currently leaning towards attending the University of Hong Kong to study Data Science and Engineering. The University of Hong Kong because is ranked as the 17th best university in the world while he chose this program because data science is a flexible major that is applicable in various industries while being closely tied with artificial intelligence, something that is currently on the rise with ChatGPT.

鈥淥ne of the invaluable lessons I learned during my time in the CSSHL is how to win against yourself every day. Achieving academic excellence and pursuing a professional hockey career at the same time requires an unbelievable amount of self-control and discipline,鈥� added Kim. 鈥淵ou need to be able to minimize impulsive behavior and focus on sticking to a routine. To do that, you need to win against your worst villain; you.鈥�

Hayley Lee:

Lee joined Delta Hockey Academy for the 2023/24 Female U18 Prep season. The Surrey, BC forward recorded 30 points in 28 games this season with Delta Green.

鈥淚 am grateful and honoured to be awarded this scholarship. Being honoured by this community means they value the things that I have been able to do while in playing and officiating in this league; respect, pursuit of excellence, and volunteering. This award is truly a gift that will be used toward my schooling but more importantly a symbol of recognizing the accomplishments that I have worked towards,鈥� said Lee.

Lee will join Liberty University in 2024/25 playing for their women鈥檚 hockey team while entering their nursing program. Lee wants to pursue nursing in aspirations to be like her mom who works in the pediatric emergency department. 鈥淢y mom is a hero in my eyes always helping those in need and I want to be just like her. Liberty has an amazing institution for nursing and I cannot wait until the fall to get started in their program.鈥�

Her future aspirations are to give back to the game that has given her so much with all of the successes and failures, memories and friendships that she has had. 鈥淚鈥檓 so grateful that women are now given the opportunity to play in the PWHL to help girls dream to play in our version of the NHL and now coaching in the NHL. I will continue to be a part of the game within the CSSHL and BC Hockey as an official and as a coach for young athletes. Eventually, I hope to be able to coach elite female levels of hockey, giving back to the game and providing mentorship and leadership to females in hockey. I hope to continue to pursue my own growth and pathway for hockey as well as start a career in nursing working with children.鈥�

鈥淭he CSSHL has taught me the art of multitasking, which is a very important life skill. It really helped me better my time management while prioritizing work and sport as a balance. In this league, I felt like I was a part of something bigger. I learned that being on a team is just a small part of the game, but success comes when you are a good teammate. To be a great teammate you need to have good collaborative/communicative skills, drive to help yourself and others be successful, find ways to lift others up. All of these qualities create the best environment for an elite performance from a team. These skills not only for on the ice but skills you can use in your life outside of hockey,鈥� added Lee.

鈥淵ou also learn to be accountable for your effort. Whatever you put into school work or practice, it will affect the outcome of your performance whether it鈥檚 test or game time. Hard work is what makes you and your team successful. I was always taught, whatever effort you put into your practice/studying, that it will translate to your performance on the ice or in your grades. I鈥檓 grateful to have been a part of this league because I believe I have learnt skills that will make me more successful at university and in my future career as a nurse. Thank you for preparing me for the next part of my hockey journey in post-secondary hockey at Liberty.鈥�

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At the 2023 NHL Draft a new record of 25 CSSHL alumni were selected, passing the previous record of 23 at the 2021 NHL Draft. The CSSHL alumni selected matched that record at the 2024 NHL Draft.

Cayden Lindstrom (4th), Tij Iginla, Terik Parascak (17th) and EJ Emery (30th) were all selected in the first round, one off the record of 5 set in 2021 and 2023. Overall, 30 CSSHL alumni have been selected in the first round since 2012.

As a league, the CSSHL saw a record 25 former student-athletes selected between Friday and Saturday. With a total of 225 players selected at this years draft, 11.1% of players selected played in the CSSHL.

34 WHL players were selected with 22 being CSSHL alumni. 4 BCHL players were selected with 2 being CSSHL alumni. 1 CSSHL alumni played for the USNDTP.

In total, 151 CSSHL alumni have now being selected at the NHL Draft since 2012. 73 of those 151 (48%) have been selected in the last three years. 41 of the 151 players selected have gone on to play NHL games.听

Number of Players Selected Per Draft

1. 2024 – 25
2. 2023 – 25
3. 2021 – 23
4. 2022 – 21
5. 2020 – 20
6. 2019 – 7
7. 2016 – 7
8. 2018 – 6
9. 2017 – 6
10. 2015 – 3
11. 2014 – 3
12. 2012 – 3
13. 2013 – 2

Most Players Selected from a CSSHL Program In League History

1. Yale Hockey Academy 鈥� 20
2. Pursuit of Excellence/RHA Kelowna鈥� 19
   • 14 POE, 5 RHA Kelowna
3. BWC Academy 鈥� 17
4. Northern Alberta Xtreme 鈥� 16
5. Delta Hockey Academy 鈥� 15
6. Edge School 鈥� 15
7. Okanagan Hockey Academy 鈥� 15
8. OHA Edmonton 鈥� 10
9. RHA Winnipeg – 10
10. St. George鈥檚 School 鈥� 7
11. West Van Warriors 鈥� 7
    • 5 West Van, 2 NSW
12. Pacific Coast Hockey Academy 鈥� 4
13. Notre Dame Hounds 鈥� 2
14. CIH Academy 鈥� 1
15. Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy – 1
16. Mount Academy – 1
17. Prairie Hockey Academy 鈥� 1
18. South Alberta Hockey Academy – 1

11 CSSHL Programs saw student-athletes selected at this years draft:

• BWC Academy 鈥� 5
• Delta Hockey Academy 鈥� 5
• RHA Kelowna – 5
• Edge School 鈥� 3
• Pacific Coast Hockey Academy 鈥� 3
• St. George鈥檚 School – 3
• North Shore Warriors 鈥� 2
• Yale Hockey Academy – 2
• Northern Alberta Xtreme – 1
• OHA Edmonton 鈥� 1
• South Alberta Hockey Academy – 1

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A netminder from North Vancouver, BC, Christie was selected in the fourth round, 83rd overall by the Tigers. Christie joined BWC Academy ahead of the 2022/23 U15 season, playing 13 games and going 9-4-0. He would spend the 2023/24 U15 Prep season with St. George’s School, posting a 9-2-0 record, .906SV%, and 2.79GAA in听 14 games.

Nieckar was selected in the fifth round, 97th overall by the Tigers. The Sherwood Park, AB defenseman joined OHA Edmonton for the 2022/23 U15 season, recording 9 points in 26 games. This U15 Prep season, Nieckar recorded 16 points in 20 games with OHA Edmonton.听

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Joaquin Geras played the past two seasons with the Edge School U15 Prep team. The Calgary, AB defender produced 16 points in 30 games in 2022/23, and 28 points in 27 games in 2023/24. He would addd five points in five playoff games as Edge made the finals of the 2024 CSSHL Western Championships. Geras was selected in the second round, 26th overall by the Kamloops Blazers.

Selected in the third round, 47th overall by the Tri-City Americans, Lukasz McIsaac spent the 2022/23 season with the St. George’s U15 team, tallying 20 points in 21 games. This season the Vancouver, BC defenseman recorded 17 points in 26 U15 Prep games.

A forward from Coldstream, BC, Ollie Reid joined RHA Kelowna for the 2021/22 U15 season, tallying 6 points in 27 games. He would suit up for Yale Hockey Academy’s U15 Prep team the following two seasons, including finish fourth in league scoring this season with 52 points in 27 games. The Cougars selected Reid in the fourth round, 88th overall.

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