Eastern U17: Lukas Royko, Lower Canada College

Royko led all skaters with 33 goals and 58 points in 24 games this season. The Montreal, QC forward set single season CSSHL East U17 records in goals and points, beating the previous records of 28 and 55.

Eastern U18: Tristan Gagnon, Bishop’s College School

Bishop’s would finish with a division best 18 wins and 50 points with Gagnon finishing fourth in goals (14) and fifth in points (28) among all skaters. The Parkland, Florida forward has tallied 44 points in 31 East U18 games the last two seasons.

Female U18 Prep: Taya Lonsdale, Shawnigan Lake School

Lonsdale led her team with 27 goals and 52 points in 30 games this season, captaining Shawnigan Lake to a third place finish. Committed to Cornell University, the Shawnigan Lake, BC forward finished her CSSHL career with 129 games, 57 goals, 63 assists, and 120 points, placing her 8th, 9th, 15th and 10th all-time among Female U18 Prep skaters.

U15, presented by the WHL: Brody Antignani, Edge School

The Calgary, AB forward put on an offensive clinic during the 2024/25 U15 season, recording a division best 50 goals, 49 assists and 99 points in 34 games. His 50 goals were 9 more than anyone else, while his 99 points were a whopping 27 more than second place. Antignani’s goal and points total rank second all time in a U15 season behind Trevor Wong who set the mark in 2017/18 with 64 and 141.

U15 Prep, presented by the WHL: Louis Oscar Holowaychuk, St. George’s School

Holowaychuk led the U15 Prep division with 83 points and 50 goals, 15 more than second place. The Vancouver, BC forward posted a division best 2.44 PTS/GP in his second U15 Prep season. Over the last two seasons he has tallied 62 goals, 53 assists, and 115 points in 61 U15 Prep games.

U17, presented by the WHL: Jaxson Bartsch, Okanagan Hockey Academy

Bartsch led his team with 20 goals, 26 assists and 46 points in 36 U17 games. The Penticton, BC forward added three points in five playoff games to help lead his team to a 2025 CSSHL U17 Western Championship. This was Bartsch third season in the CSSHL, previously having played for OHA at the U15 and U15 Prep levels.

U17 Prep, presented by the WHL: Jaggar John, OHA Edmonton

A 2024 WHL Draft third round pick by the Saskatoon Blades, John posted 28 goals, 38 assists and 66 points in 31 games this season, finishing third in league scoring. His 2.13 PTS/GP was a division high this season. The Fort McMurray, AB forward captured back-to-back CSSHL Western Championships in 2023 and 2024 at the U15 and U15 Prep levels, earning the 2024 CSSHL U15 Prep Western Championships MVP Award after setting a single playoff scoring record.

U18 Prep, presented by the WHL: Parker Snell, OHA Edmonton

Snell becomes the first ever male student-athlete to win a CSSHL MVP Award as a goalie. A second round pick by the Edmonton Oil Kings at the 2023 WHL Draft, Snell went 9-10-1 with a 3.19 GAA, finishing eighth among goalies with a .922 SV%. On the season OHA Edmonton would go 8-17-1 against playoff teams, with Snell playing 18 of those games and recording 7 of those wins. With Snell in net against playoff teams, OHA Edmonton would average 3.33 goals against per game and a .915 SV%, compared to 4.67 goals against and .847 SV% without Snell in net. Just two of Snell’s starts came in OHA Edmonton’s 11 games against non playoff teams, as his efforts propelled OHA Edmonton into the playoffs as the 13 seed. Snell would play in two games for the Oil Kings this season, going 2-0-0 with 1 shutout, a 1.000 SV% and 0.00 GAA.

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Eastern U17: Gabriel Poitras, Stanstead College

In his first CSSHL season, Poitras went 8-1-0 with a division best 1.49 GAA and .946 SV%. The Stanstead, QC netminder went undefeated in the playoffs to lead Stanstead to a 2025 CSSHL Eastern U17 Championship in their first season in the CSSHL.

Eastern U18: Rafael Tremblay, Ontario Hockey Academy

For the second straight season an OHA netminder has claimed the East U18 Top Goaltender award as Tremblay follows in the footsteps of teammate Oliver Kiraly. The St. Sauveur, QC product went 10-3-2 to lead all netminders in wins, while finishing in the Top 10 in SV% (.906%) and shutouts (1), with a 3.32 GAA.

Female U18 Prep: Maisie Cope, Delta Hockey Academy Green

This is the second straight season the University of Calgary commit has captured the Female U18 Prep Top Goaltender Award after posting a 12-2-1 record this season. The Victoria, BC product finished fourth in GAA (2.18) and third in SV% (.922) while tallying 2 shutouts for Delta Green. In her CSSHL career Cope went 34-8-3 with a 2.09 GAA, .929 SV% and 9 shutouts.

U15: Taylor Green, Calgary International Hockey Academy

Green finished the 2024/25 season with a 12-5-0 record with a 2.98 GAA and 1 shutout. The St. Albert, AB netminder posted a .913SV%, good enough for fifth among U15 goalies.

U15 Prep: Kole Anderosov, St. George’s School

The Campbell River, BC netminder posted a 14-4-1 record with a 2.48 GAA, .925 SV% and 2 shutouts for St. George’s School. Anderosov finished Top 10 in all major statistical categories for goalies.

U17: Morgan Hyndman, Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy

Despite a 4.25 GAA and 4-16-0 record, Hyndman finished fourth in the U17 division with a .917 SV%. The Peterborough, ON netminder faced a whopping 1083 shots against, 284 more than the next closest goaltender.

U17 Prep: Linden Sobocan, Okanagan Hockey Academy

A third round pick by the Kelowna Rockets at the 2024 WHL Draft, Sobocan was the only U17 Prep goalie to post a sub 2.00 GAA, finishing the season with a 1.61. His .938 SV% and 7 shutouts were also a division best while his 19 wins in 22 games placed him second. This was the Cochrane, AB products second season in the CSSHL after he played for the OHA U15 Prep team last season.

U18 Prep: Parker Snell, OHA Edmonton

A second round pick by the Edmonton Oil Kings at the 2023 WHL Draft, Snell went 9-10-1 with a 3.19 GAA, finishing eighth among goalies with a .922 SV%. This is the second time Snell has captured the Top Goaltender Award, doing so previously during the 2022/23 U15 Prep season with NAX.

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Eastern U17: Antonio Lombardo, Lower Canada College

A defenseman from Monteal, QC, Lombardo set East U17 single season records for defensemen with 22 assists and 29 points this season. The 2009 born defender added seven goals in his first CSSHL season with Lower Canada College.

Eastern U18: Zachary Roussy, Bishop’s College School

The Chambly, QC product recorded 4 goals and 15 assists to pace East U18 defensemen with a 1.19 points-per-game this season. Selected by the Gatineau Olympiques in the sixth round at the 2024 QMJHL Draft, Roussy finished his second CSSHL season, capturing an East U17 Championship with Bishop’s last year.

Female U18 Prep: Danica Maynard, RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna

Committed to Penn State University, Maynard paced all defensemen with 10 goals, 36 assists and 46 points in 29 games before posting 9 points in the playoffs, helping RHA Kelowna win their fourth straight CSSHL Female U18 Prep Western Championship. In her five seasons in the CSSHL Maynard ranks second all time among all skaters in games played (134), third in regular season points (153), and first in regular season assists (107).

U15: Reid Dutschek, Delta Hockey Academy White

A 2011 born defenseman from Langley, BC, Dutschek led the Delta White d-core with 6 goals, 29 assists and 35 points in 36 U15 games. His 29 assists ranked third among all U15 defensemen.

U15 Prep: Cruz Jim, Northern Alberta Xtreme

In his second U15 Prep season in the CSSHL, Jim led all defensemen with 66 points in 35 games while setting a U15 Prep defensemen single season record with 53 assists. The Grande Prairie, AB defender played 62 total U15 Prep games the last two seasons, posting 16 goals and 67 assists for 83 points.

U17: Luke Edgehouse, Okanagan Hockey Academy

From Couer d’Alene, ID, Edgehouse led all U17 defensemen with 17 goals and 41 assists in 36 games. He would go on to add one point in five playoff games as OHA captured the 2025 CSSHL U17 Western Championship. Edgehouse spent last season with the OHA U15 Prep team.

U17 Prep: Wade Gallamore, Okanagan Hockey Academy

Gallamore finished second among all U17 Prep defensemen with 35 assists and 39 points in 30 games. His 1.30 PTS/GP led all U17 Prep defensemen. The Fruitvale, BC product spent last season with the OHA Black U17 Prep team, giving him 9 goals and 49 assists in 56 games the past two U17 Prep seasons.

U18 Prep: Brock Cripps, St. George’s School

Selected second overall by the Prince Albert Raiders at the 2024 WHL Draft, Cripps led all defenders with 39 assists and 46 points in 30 games this season, giving him a 1.53 points-per-game, best among all U18 Prep defenders. Among all 2009 born skaters Cripps finished fourth with 46 points. Cripps was named the CSSHL U15 Prep MVP and Top Defenceman last season after recording a U15 Prep defensemen record 70 points and 25 goals. Cripps holds the defenseman record for assists (79) and points (108) in a U15 Prep career.

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Eastern U18 Prep: Dominic Schnarr, Bishop’s College School

The Woodstock, NB forward finished with 8 goals and 11 assists in 22 games in his first CSSHL season. Selected to the CSSHL Media East U18 Top Freshman All-Star team. Schnarr is a top prospect for the 2025 QMJHL Draft.

Female U18 Prep: Riley Cooper, OHA Edmonton

Cooper led all Female U18 Prep skaters with 65 points in 30 games in her first CSSHL season. The Edmonton, AB finished fourth in goals (27) and second in assists (38) to help OHA Edmonton make the Division I Championships in their inaugural CSSHL season.

U18 Prep: Brock Cripps, St. George’s School

Selected second overall by the Prince Albert Raiders at the 2024 WHL Draft, Cripps led all defenders with 39 assists and 46 points in 30 games this season, giving him a 1.53 points-per-game, best among all U18 Prep defenders. Among all 2009 born skaters Cripps finished fourth with 46 points. Cripps was named the CSSHL U15 Prep MVP and Top Defenceman last season after recording a U15 Prep defensemen record 70 points and 25 goals. Cripps holds the defenseman record for assists (79) and points (108) in a U15 Prep career.

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Eastern U17: Matthew D’Urso, Lower Canada College

A 2024 QMJHL Draft pick by the Drummondville Voltigeurs, D’Urso finished second in league and team scoring with 43 points in 19 games. The Montreal, QC forward finished the season with just 12 minutes in penalties.

Eastern U18: Parker Fergusson, Okanagan Hockey Ontario

Fergusson finished second in the division with 23 assists and fourth with 31 points in 23 games while taking just one minor penalty this season. OHO’s captain this season, the Bancroft, ON forward has 50 points in 45 career CSSHL games the last two seasons.

Female U18 Prep: Payton Chornley, RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg

A 2009 born forward from Winnipeg, MB, Chornley finished second in team scoring with 16 goals, 24 assists and 40 points in 30 games while posting 8 minutes of penalties in her first CSSHL season.

U15: Landon Ruck, Okanagan Hockey Academy

Landon follows in the footsteps of his older brothers Markus and Liam who each captured the CSSHL U15 Prep Most Sportsmanlike Award back in 2021/22 and 2022/23. The 2011 born Osoyoos, BC product led OHA defensemen with 14 assists and 19 points in 34 games while committing just one minor penalty on the season.

U15 Prep: Anderson Reschny, OHA Edmonton

The Macklin, SK defender tallied 12 penalty minutes in his first CSSHL season with OHA Edmonton. With 9 goals and 29 assists, Reschny finished eighth among U15 Prep defensemen with 38 points in 36 games.

U17: Jace Parsons, Okanagan Hockey Academy

A defensemen from Courtney, BC, Parsons took just two minor penalties on the season while recording 3 goals and 17 assists for 20 points in 36 regular season games. He would add four more points in five playoff games, without committing a single infraction, helping OHA capture the 2025 CSSHL U17 Western Championship.

U17 Prep: Adrien Comeau, Yale Hockey Academy

Comeau led his team with 32 assists while finishing third with 40 points in 36 games. His second season with the Yale U17 Prep team, the Port Coquitlam, BC forward finished the season with 6 penalty minutes, giving him a total of 10 in 68 U17 Prep games over the last two seasons.

U18 Prep: Noah Milford, Calgary International Hockey Academy

Milford had 16 penalty minutes this season while leading CIHA with 38 assists and 53 points in 34 games. The Red Deer Rebels seventh round 2023 WHL Draft pick finished 6th in the league in assists, and 11th in points this season. Last season the Okotoks, AB forward recorded 46 points in 29 regular season games before adding 6 points in 5 playoff games as CIHA won the 2024 CSSHL U17 Prep Division I Western Championship.

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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 March.

East Division – Pasquale Presti, Selwyn House School

“You can’t spell Prestige without Presti! (Taken from a social media post of a recent CSSHL game when Presti scored a ridiculously amazing goal.)

Pasquale is equally impressive off the ice as he is on the ice. His drive, motivation, work ethic, camaraderie, team spirit, and determination are evident in everything he does. He is a three-sport varsity athlete, with soccer, hockey, and baseball rounding out his Grade 12 year. In addition to his athletic achievements, he is also an accomplished actor, recently playing two lead characters in the school play “10 Ways to Screw Up Your College Interview”. His humour and physical comedy left the audience in stitches. This play ended six years of noteworthy theatre performances at Selwyn for Pasquale.

From an academic perspective, Pasquale is taking eight advanced and enriched courses in our most rigorous science stream. The college-level courses include Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, and English. His Grade 12 overall average is 97.5 %, with 99% in Pre-Cal, Calculus, Chemistry and Biology. He also produced a documentary on his family and the family-owned and operated Presti Â鶹´«Ã½Èë¿Ús and Developments for English class. He created this documentary with extreme thought and care, going beyond the expectations of the class. His academic results are exceptional, considering the time devoted to hockey training and travel (mainly when the team had several road trips in January and February, adding up to over three weeks away from school).

Although not an off-ice example, it is essential to highlight Selwyn’s playoff run, finishing second overall. The team played five games in five days while still attending school and meeting all their academic requirements. Pasquale always stayed on top of his work (throughout the season) and was instrumental in the playoff run, encouraging teammates and always giving his all.

In addition to academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities, Pasquale has completed applications to US and Canadian institutions, primarily for architecture programs. He diligently worked on his portfolio independently, creating 10 different pieces using different mediums to highlight his creative and technical skills. So far, this talent and dedication have awarded him admission to six prestigious schools, with merit scholarships totalling $370000 to date (the most awarded to a current grade 12 student).

While we do not rank students at Selwyn House, Pasquale is exceptional. He would place at the top of his class based on his academic performance, the rigor of his course selections, and his outstanding commitment to academics, extracurricular activities, athletics and citizenship.”

West Female Division – McKayla Romano, Pilot Mound Hockey Academy

“McKayla Romano embodies the qualities of a true student-athlete, excelling both on and off the ice. As a dedicated member of the Pilot Mound Hockey Academy, McKayla has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to her academic pursuits, maintaining an impressive GPA while balancing the rigorous demands of her sport. Her leadership skills shine through in the classroom, where she actively participates in group projects, often taking the initiative to guide her peers and ensure their collective success.

Beyond her academic achievements, McKayla is deeply involved in community service. She volunteers with our local Can-Skate program, showcasing her compassion and dedication to giving back. In the dressing room, McKayla’s positive attitude and unwavering support for her teammates make her an invaluable presence, fostering a sense of unity and camaraderie.

McKayla’s excellence, hard work, and commitment in all aspects of her life make her truly deserving of this recognition. Her dedication to her studies, her leadership qualities, and her community involvement exemplify the values we strive to instill in our student-athletes.”

West Male U15 Division – Grayson Holmes, Okanagan Hockey Academy

“It is with great enthusiasm that we nominate Grayson Holmes for the CSSHL U15 Student of the Month. Grayson has exemplified outstanding leadership, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout this season, both on and off the ice.

As a key player on the OHA U15 team, Grayson has consistently demonstrated a positive and supportive attitude that has earned him the admiration and respect of his teammates. His leadership goes beyond skill on the ice – he has been a mentor, motivator, and friend to his peers. Grayson’s ability to keep the team morale high and foster an inclusive and encouraging environment has been a crucial part of the team’s success. His teammates fully support him and appreciate the positive impact he has on their growth, not just as players but as individuals.

In addition to his success in hockey, Grayson has expanded his horizons by joining the Penticton High School golf team this spring. His commitment to balancing both his academic and athletic pursuits, while remaining actively involved in school events and tournaments, showcases his well-rounded character and drive. Grayson’s ability to manage his time effectively, maintain high performance in both hockey and golf, and contribute to his community is truly commendable.

Grayson Holmes is a prime example of what it means to be a student-athlete. His unwavering commitment, leadership, and positive influence both in sports and at school make him a deserving candidate for the CSSHL U15 Student of the Month award.

We are proud to nominate him and look forward to seeing his continued success.”

West Male U18 Division – Mason Alexander, RHA Kelowna

“This is Mason Alexander’s first year at RINK Hockey Academy Kelowna, currently playing on the U17 team while affiliating with U17 Prep. Mason is the epitome of a CSSHL Student- Athlete, consistently exemplifying hard work both on and off the ice.

With an unwavering dedication to his academics, he leads the charge, maintaining an impressive 95% grade point average. Mason’s great attitude and infectious smile are always present, uplifting those around him. Whether he’s on the ice or volunteering at the local food bank, he’s always the first to step up. His commitment to improvement is evident every single day, as he continues to push himself to be the best version of himself in all areas of life.

All in all, Mason has a big heart and would go above and beyond for his teammates and anyone in need, always putting others first.”

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For the 2024/25 season the CSSHL is proud to introduce the Coach of the Month Award for the three different CSSHL divisions: Eastern, West Female, and West Male.

This award is aimed at recognizing the incredible coaches within the CSSHL and acknowledges their hard work, dedication, commitment, leadership and impact on the game both on and off the ice.

We would like to congratulate these three coaches, who were all nominated by their programs, for their hard work in the month of March.

East Division: Martin Gascon, FX Girard, & JP Brais – Bourget College

“The Bourget College coaching staff led their team to five wins in five days to win the CSSHL East U18 Championship. They navigated the team through different points of the year, allowing crucial teaching moments to apply to a rigours CSSHL Championships. The team of coaches are extremly dedicated to the development of student-athletes.”

West Female Division: Jordan Mackenzie – Delta Hockey Academy Black

“Delta nominated Jordan after an incredible playoff run that showcased preparation, passion, and leadership. Taking the youngest team in the league from a 13th place finish into the Division II finals was no small feat. From thoughtful details like playoff shirts and green playoff laces to high-intensity practices and countless hours of video prep, every detail was meticulously planned. Coach Jordan instilled belief in a group that had been labeled underdogs and helped them rise to the occasion. The team went 1-0-1 in round robin play, including the final round robin game this team battled through three consecutive overtime games—winning two of them in thrilling fashion to reach the finals. In the final, facing a significantly older and more experienced opponent, the team showed incredible heart, rallying from a 3-0 deficit to bring the game within one. The resilience Jordan and Paris’s team displayed was a direct reflection of the growth, mindset, and grit developed all season under Coach Jordan’s guidance.”

West Male Division: Dennis McKinnon – Okanagan Hockey Academy

“OHA is honoured to nominate Dennis in recognition of his exceptional leadership as the OHA U17 Head Coach. Under his guidance, the team concluded the season with an impressive 25 wins, securing second place in the division, before capping off their remarkable performance by winning the U17 Division I Championship.

However, Dennis’s impact goes far beyond wins and losses. His focus on building both skilled players and strong character has proven to be his true “X-Factor.” By fostering a positive, cohesive, and disciplined team culture, he has created an environment where players thrive not only as athletes but as individuals.

Throughout the season, Dennis has been committed to strengthening team bonds and promoting personal growth. He hosted team breakfasts and arranged various team-building activities, creating an atmosphere of unity and mutual respect. Additionally, he arranged for his players to volunteer with the Salvation Army Kettle Bells initiative over the holiday season. This community involvement gave the team a chance to give back while learning invaluable lessons in teamwork, humility, and the importance of service to others. Dennis’s dedication to these experiences underscores his belief that growth happens both on and off the ice.

Dennis’s meticulous attention to detail—whether in his coaching strategies or his commitment to his players’ overall development—demonstrates his unwavering focus on upholding the program’s core values. He ensures his players are not only prepared for the game but also equipped for success in life.

Dennis’s leadership has also had a profound impact on his coaching staff. His assistant coach has flourished in their role, thanks to the mentorship, guidance, and support Dennis provides. By empowering both players and staff, Dennis creates opportunities for growth at every level of the program.

In all aspects of his leadership, Dennis McKinnon exemplifies discipline, dedication, and the spirit of mentorship, making him a deserving winner for Coach of the Month.”

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The 40 CSSHL alumni are currently playing in the QMJHL, NCAA and WHL. Of the 67 WHL players who find their names on the list, 57% (38/67) are CSSHL alumni. 98% of the 40 CSSHL alumni are currently playing in the CHL (OHL, QMJHL, WHL).

Jackson Smith is the highest ranked CSSHL skater coming in at 13th. Lynden Lakovic, Braeden Cootes, Benjamin Kindel, Cole Reschny, and Blake Fiddler all find themselves ranked inside the Top 32.

The 40 CSSHL alumni represent 15 different member programs, with Edge School and RHA Winnipeg leading the way with eight:

• Edge School – 8
• RHA Winnipeg – 8
• Yale Hockey Academy – 6
• Northern Alberta Xtreme – 6
• RHA Kelowna – 4
• North Shore Warriors – 3
• BWC Academy – 2
• Delta Hockey Academy – 2
• Notre Dame Hounds – 2
• Okanagan Hockey Academy – 2
• South Alberta Hockey Academy – 2
• Bourget College – 1
• Calgary International Hockey Academy – 1
• Mount Academy – 1
• Pacific Coast Hockey Academy – 1

Among the 225 ranked North American skaters include 36 CSSHL alumni:

Among the 32 ranked North American skaters include 4 CSSHL alumni:

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The Knights took the Thunder Bay, ON forward in the fifth round, 88th overall on Saturday. Ritson has spent the last two seasons in the Â鶹´«Ã½Èë¿Ú (CSSHL) with RHA Winnipeg.

During the 2023/24 season he finished fourth in team scoring with 41 points in 27 U15 Prep games. With just two penalty minutes on the season he would be named the CSSHL U15 Prep Most Sportsmanlike award winner as voted by the coaches. That season he would be named the CSSHL December U15 Prep Player of the Month and add 11 points in just 4 playoff games.

This season Ritson made the jump to the RHA Winnipeg U18 Prep team. He would finish second in team scoring with 57 points, while leading his team with 37 assists in 36 games. His offensive outburst would see him named to the CSSHL U18 Prep Media Top Freshman (2009 born) Team.

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Eastern U17:

F: Julian Harroch – Selwyn House School
F: Lukas Royko – Lower Canada College
F: Jan Vladar – Bishop’s College School
D: Charles Genereux – Stanstead College
D: Antonio Lombardo – Lower Canada College
G: Donato Padula – Kuper Academy

Eastern U18:

F: Tristan Gagnon – Bishop’s College School
F: Vytas Lenkutis – King Heights Academy
F: Jeremy St. Louis – Ontario Hockey Academy
D: Albert Genest – Bourget College
D: Zachary Roussy – Bishop’s College School
G: Rafael Tremblay – Ontario Hockey Academy

Female U18 Prep BC Division:

F: Molly Cole – Delta Hockey Academy Green
F: Alida Korte – RHA Kelowna
F: Taya Lonsdale – Shawnigan Lake School
D: Lola Macuiba – Shawnigan Lake School
D: Danica Maynard – RHA Kelowna
G: Maisie Cope – Delta Hockey Academy Green

Female U18 Prep Prairie Division:

F: Riley Cooper – OHA Edmonton
F: Maddie Kaiser – Balmoral Hall School
F: Rowyn Street – RHA Winnipeg
D: Riley Gramlich – South Alberta Hockey Academy
D: Elle Lorenz – Edge School
G: Jenna Ring – Edge School

U15 BC Division:

F: Connor Baines – Yale Hockey Academy
F: Wyatt Lowther – BWC Academy
F: Jayden Ni – Delta Hockey Academy White
D: Reid Dutschek – Delta Hockey Academy White
D: Hudson Lesk – St. George’s School
G: Lucca Tassone – Yale Hockey Academy

U15 Prairie Division:

F: Brody Antignani – Edge School
F: Jett Evans – Northern Alberta Xtreme
F: Liam Nycholat – Calgary International Hockey Academy
D: Lincoln Baschuk – Northern Alberta Xtreme
D: Carson Hohman – Calgary International Hockey Academy
G: Taylor Green – Calgary International Hockey Academy

U15 Prep BC Division:

F: Levi Ellingsen – STAR Hockey Academy
F: Tripp Fischer – Delta Hockey Academy
F: Louis Oscar Holowaychuk Hockey Academy
D: Ryker Doka – Delta Hockey Academy
D: Holden Wouters – St. George’s School
G: Kole Anderosov – St. George’s School

U15 Prep Prairie Division:

F: Ahmad Fayad – Northern Alberta Xtreme
F: Cole Landreville – Pilot Mound Hockey Academy
F: Athens Shingoose – RHA Winnipeg
D: Chayse Fedoriuk – OHA Edmonton
D: Cruz Jim – Northern Alberta Xtreme
G: Ben Meyer – Notre Dame Hounds

U17 BC Division:

F: Aiden Andrews – RHA Kelowna
F: Jaxson Bartsch – Okanagan Hockey Academy
F: Kaelen Rusjan – Pacific Coast Hockey Academy
D: Colton Deschamps – RHA Kelowna
D: Luke Edgehouse – Okanagan Hockey Academy
G: William Stewart – RHA Kelowna

U17 Prairie Division:

F: Jacob Collins – Northern Alberta Xtreme
F: Darius Odermatt – Edge School
F: Clark Schneider – OHA Edmonton
D: Riley Bullion – RHA Winnipeg
D: Rylan Ross – OHA Edmonton
G: Cole Fox – Prairie Hockey Academy

U17 Prep BC Division:

F: Logan Lanti – RHA Kelowna
F: Jack Morgan – Delta Hockey Academy
F: Maxx Parfitt – Okanagan Hockey Academy
D: Wade Gallamore – Okanagan Hockey Academy
D: Josh Gravistin – St. George’s School
G: Linden Sobocan – Okanagan Hockey Academy

U17 Prep Prairie Division:

F: Knox Burton – RHA Winnipeg
F: Jaggar John – OHA Edmonton
F: Ashton McCann – Edge School
D: Jack Bissoon – Edge School
D: Zackary Nieckar – OHA Edmonton
G: Hunter Zawislak – South Alberta Hockey Academy

U18 Prep BC Division:

F: Trace Anderson – Pacific Coast Hockey Academy
F: Charlie Grant – Okanagan Hockey Academy
F: Harshaain Kaila – St. George’s School
D: Brock Cripps – St. George’s School
D: Kyounghun Oh – Yale Hockey Academy
G: Chayse Johnson – Okanagan Hockey Academy

U18 Prep Prairie Division:

F: River Arnason – RHA Winnipeg
F: Ben Deacon – Northern Alberta Xtreme
F: Brock England – Edge School
D: Aden Bouchard – Calgary International Hockey Academy
D: Ryland Molde – Prairie Hockey Academy
G: Nate Stevens – Northern Alberta Xtreme

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