麻豆传媒入口

35 current 麻豆传媒入口 (CSSHL) student-athletes represented their respective provinces at the 2024 U18 Women’s National Championships this past week.

The tournament took place November 3-9, 2024 in Quispamsis, NB, the first time the event took place in Atlantic Canada. Eight teams competed to be crowned national champions with Alberta, Atlantic, Ontario Red and Saskatchewan competing in Pool A, while Pool B consisted of Team British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario Blue and Quebec.

Among the eight teams included 35 current CSSHL student-athletes. Team B.C. led the way with 17 CSSHL student-athletes, Manitoba 8, Alberta 7 and Saskatchewan 3. The 34 student-athletes came from 9 CSSHL member programs: RHA Kelowna (15), Delta Hockey Academy (5), Balmoral Hall School (3), Edge School (3), Shawnigan Lake School (3), RHA Winnipeg (2), South Alberta Hockey Academy (2), Northern Alberta Xtreme (1) and Okanagan Hockey Academy (1)

Team B.C.

• Molly Cole – Delta Hockey Academy
• Maisie Cope – Delta Hockey Academy
• Mackenzie Galick – Delta Hockey Academy
• Cassandra Kehloer – Shawnigan Lake School
• Brielle Kelly-Paquet – RHA Kelowna
• Makena Lloyd-Howe – RHA Kelowna
• Taya Lonsdale – Shawnigan Lake School
• Raeya Mackie – RHA Kelowna
• Ava MacLeod – RHA Kelowna
• Tiani Makokis – Okanagan Hockey Academy
• Kaitlyn Mallette – RHA Kelowna
• Danica Maynard – RHA Kelowna
• Jillian Matthews – Delta Hockey Academy
• London McDavid – Delta Hockey Academy
• Callie Rice – RHA Kelowna
• Kennedy Sisson – RHA Kelowna
• Emery Twardochleb – RHA Kelowna

Team Manitoba

• Shayna Bannister – Balmoral Hall School
• Neve Cockerill – RHA Winnipeg
• Zoe Cramer – Shawnigan Lake School
• Maddie Kaiser – Balmoral Hall School
• Hayley McDonald – RHA Kelowna
• Linnea Misner – RHA Kelowna
• Attica Sobering – RHA Winnipeg
• Makenna Williment – Balmoral Hall School

Team Alberta

• Keyana Bert – South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Jordan Blouin – RHA Kelowna
• Brooklyn Deck – Edge School
• Lila Deis – Edge School
• Brynn Evans – Northern Alberta Xtreme
• Elle Lorenze – Edge School
• Emelia McDermid – RHA Kelowna

Team Saskatchewan

• Ava Drabyk – RHA Kelowna
• Riley Gramlich – South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Alida Korte – RHA Kelowna

At the conclusion of the round robin BC (2-1-0) and Saskatchewan (2-1-0) were each second in their pool. Alberta (1-2-0) and Manitoba (1-2-0) were third and fourth in their respective pools. In the quarter-finals BC beat Alberta 6-1, Manitoba lost 6-0 to Ontario Red, and Saskatchewan beat Ontario Blue 5-2.

Saskatchewan would lose a heartbreaker in the semi’s 2-1 to Quebec, while BC lost 4-1 to the eventual champions, Ontario Red. BC would take home a bronze medal with a 4-2 win over Saskatchewan.

Rice finished tied for the tournament lead with six points, while her four goals were second. Maynard led the tournament with five assists earning the Top Defence Award.