The five CSSHL alumni selected in the first round ties the previous CSSHL record set in 2021 and 2023. A record 25 CSSHL alumni were selected at both the 2023 and 2024 NHL Entry Draft.

A total of 224 players were selected at this year’s draft with 8.9% of players selected having played in the CSSHL.

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) led the way with 90 total players selected and 40.2% of the draft, more than three times that of any other development league in the world. 33 of those 90 players were from the WHL, with all 20 of the CSSHL alumni making up 60.6% of WHLers and 22.2% of CHLers.

In total, 170 CSSHL alumni have now being selected at the NHL Draft since 2012. 114 of those 151 (75%) have been selected in the last six years. 48 CSSHL alumni have gone on to play NHL games.听

Former Edge School student-athlete Justin Kipkie was selected at this weekend’s 2025 NHL Entry Draft after being selected previously at the 2023 NHL Entry Draft. In total, 170 CSSHL student-athletes have made up 171 NHL Draft selections.

Number of Players Selected Per Draft

1. 2024 – 25
2. 2023 – 25
3. 2021 – 23
4. 2022 – 21
5. 2020 – 20
6. 2025 – 20
7. 2019 – 7
8. 2016 – 7
9. 2018 – 6
10. 2017 – 6
11. 2015 – 3
12. 2014 – 3
13. 2012 – 3
14. 2013 – 2

Most Players Selected from a CSSHL Program In League History

1. Yale Hockey Academy 鈥� 25
2. Pursuit of Excellence/RHA Kelowna鈥� 21
   • 14 POE, 7 RHA Kelowna
3. Edge School 鈥� 20
4. BWC Academy 鈥� 18
5. Northern Alberta Xtreme 鈥� 18
6. Okanagan Hockey Academy 鈥� 16
7. Delta Hockey Academy 鈥� 15
8. RHA Winnipeg – 15
9. OHA Edmonton 鈥� 10
10. West Van Warriors 鈥� 8
    • 5 West Van, 3 NSW
11. St. George鈥檚 School 鈥� 7
12. Pacific Coast Hockey Academy 鈥� 4
13. Notre Dame Hounds 鈥� 2
14. South Alberta Hockey Academy – 2
15. CIH Academy 鈥� 1
16. Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy – 1
17. Mount Academy – 1
18. Prairie Hockey Academy 鈥� 1

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

• Edge School 鈥� 5
• RHA Winnipeg – 5
• Yale Hockey Academy 鈥� 5
• Northern Alberta Xtreme 鈥� 2
• RHA Kelowna – 2
• BWC Academy 鈥� 1
• North Shore Warriors – 1
• Okanagan Hockey Academy 鈥� 1
• South Alberta Hockey Academy – 1

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While Mattias Radke loves playing hockey and is a goalie with the South Alberta Hockey Academy U18 Prep team, he is aware it is a career that will eventually end. 鈥淚t’s nice that I found a program like this that supports the hockey side with the school side. I have two classes a day on top of the hockey and I鈥檓 still able to get all my work done,鈥� said Radke.

For his last semester at Eagle Butte, Radke is taking Chemistry 30 and Physics 30 and says he gets his homework and studying done after school and when the team is on the bus travelling to an away game. He still needs to take calculus but plans on taking that course online next year when he is plays Junior A hockey for the Kindersley Klippers.

He鈥檚 been playing hockey for as long as he can remember. 鈥淚 probably started playing organized hockey when I was six or seven and became a goalie when I was ten years old. I like the brotherhood I get from being on a team and appreciate both the high and low moments that come with the sport. When we win, it鈥檚 the best feeling ever and it鈥檚 crazy the contrast from winning and losing. Feeling the joy of winning a big game is why I still play, and I love being competitive,鈥� stated Radke.

He鈥檚 excited to be going to Kindersley to join the Klippers and plans to play junior hockey a few years before pursuing a post-secondary education in biomedical engineering while hopefully continuing to play hockey. 鈥淔or me, hockey will end eventually, and I need a backup plan,鈥� said Radke.

Currently recovering from knee surgery, biomedical engineering holds an interest for Radke due to many injuries he鈥檚 sustained over the years. 鈥淲ith biomedical engineering I wanted to develop certain things that are going to help people with injuries to keep playing. If someone hurts themselves, I鈥檇 like to develop a way they can keep doing what they love. I wanted to do medicine, and I also wanted to be an engineer, so that鈥檚 why I chose biomedical engineering,鈥� concluded Radke.

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Johnson spent three seasons in the CSSHL with Okanagan Hockey Academy (OHA). The Fort St. James, BC forward finished second on his U15 team with 24 goals and 48 points in 26 games during the 2019/20 season. The following U15 Prep season he would record 14 points in 10 games.

During the 2021/22 U17 Prep season with OHA Black he finished fourth in team scoring with 42 points in 32 games, leading to the Seattle Thunderbirds selecting him in the sixth round, 120th overall at the 2021 WHL Draft.

Johnson has signed with the Penticton Vees.

A defenseman from Calgary, AB, Yellowaga joined Edge School for the 2022/23 CSSHL U15 Prep season. He would tally 29 points in 29 games that year. The following U18 Prep campaign he would suit up for South Alberta Hockey Academy (SAHA), recording 25 points in 25 games.

Yellowaga has signed with the Red Deer Rebels after they selected him in the ninth round, 194th overall at the 2023 WHL Draft.

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18 of those 21 CSSHL alumni come from the Western Hockey League (WHL) Champions, the Medicine Hat Tigers. 75% (18/24) of the Tigers playoff roster played in the CSSHL. The three remaining CSSHL alumni played for the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), and the Moncton Wildcats of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL).

The 21 CSSHL alumni will now compete at the Memorial Cup in Rimouski, QC starting May 22 and going until June 1. The Rimouski Oc茅anic are the fourth and final team in the tournament, entering as the hosts, having lost to Moncton in the QMJHL finals.

London Knights (OHL)

• Austin Elliott – Notre Dame Hounds

Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL)

• Andrew Basha – South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Carter Cunningham – South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Cayden Lindstrom – Delta Hockey Academy
• Kadon McCann – RHA Kelowna/South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Gavin McKenna – RHA Kelowna/South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Harrison Meneghin – Delta Hockey Academy
• Tanner Moldendyk – Yale Hockey Academy
• Tyson Moss – Yale Hockey Academy
• Ethan Neutens – Edge School
• Marcus Pacheco – OHA Edmonton
• Liam Ruck – Okanagan Hockey Academy
• Markus Ruck – Okanagan Hockey Academy
• Ryder Ritchie – RHA Kelowna
• Hunter St. Martin – OHA Edmonton
• Jordan Switzer – Northern Alberta Xtreme
• Josh Van Mulligen – South Alberta Hockey Academy
• Mathew Ward – Delta Hockey Academy/North Shore Warriors
• Oasiz Wiesblatt – South Alberta Hockey Academy

Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL)

• Aiden Diamond – Mount Academy
• 脡tienne Morin – CIH Academy

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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 April.

East Division – Leonard Ess, Okanagan Hockey Ontario

“Leo is in his third year with OHO U18 Prep. He is a defenseman who plays in all situations, missing only one game in the past two seasons. Leo is OHO’s all-time CSSHL games played leader at 56 regular season games played.

Leo has been an assistant captain for the past two years and has volunteered extensively in the community over his three years with OHO, including over 35 hours with Clarington Thunder Mini Watts, helping run practices for five year old beginner hockey. Leo has volunteered annually at a local Autism Awareness Fun Fair donating his time running games for LRCSS.

In his grade 10 year, Leo volunteered as a on-ice helper at all practices with his billet brothers U11 team. Leo currently is a volunteer assistant coach on OHO’s 2012 spring team helping with practices and games

Leo is a high-achiever academically. In his grade 10 year he had a 92% average, he had a 93% average in his grade 11 year and currently has a 94% average in his grade 12 year.

Grade 12: Leo currently has a 99% grade in Calculus and received a 98% in math functions and a 97% in Physics during semester 1

Grade 11: Leo finished with a 98% in both physics and math functions

Leo plans to attend University for Business and is currently going through his acceptance process. He leads by example in everything he does. He never misses practices, leads with his work-ethic in the gym daily, is constantly engaged with our U15/U16 teams and is a role model for our younger players.”

West Female Division – Haley Hunter, South Alberta Hockey Academy

“Her dedication and work ethic, both in the classroom and at the rink, have been nothing short of outstanding this semester.

Haley is currently balancing a demanding academic load; completing Math 30-1 online while also taking Chemistry 30 and Biology 30 in person. This is a challenging combination, yet she has managed it with impressive discipline. She is on the verge of completing her Math course and has remained on track all semester with minimal reminders from myself. This is a testament to her strong internal drive and mature time management skills.

These qualities will no doubt serve her well as she transitions to post-secondary studies at Lake Forest next season. Even during the off-season, Haley shows up every day ready to put in the work on the ice, maintaining her high standard of performance and leadership. Beyond academics and athletics, Haley continues to give back to the community. Over the past two months we have been volunteering at the local food shelter in town on Monday mornings. Haley has consistently signed up bi-weekly, which is much more often than most of her peers. Her willingness to step up whenever help is needed speaks volumes about her character.

Haley is having an exceptional semester, and I have no doubt she鈥檒l finish it as strongly as she started.”

West Male U15 Division – Owen Besserer, RHA Kelowna

“Owen Besserer is in his first year as a full-time student athlete in the CSSHL with the RINK Kelowna U15 team. Owen鈥檚 commitment and dedication, attitude and mentality, both on and off the ice is not often seen in one so young, but one all student-athletes should strive for. Owen is excelling in his Grade 8 classes and is taking Grade 9 math. Owen鈥檚 teachers describe him as a calm and focused presence in the classroom. He has a strong sense of teamwork and works well with his peers; he always remains focused while having a positive influence on those around him. He is always ready to maximize his efficiency on the ice, in the gym, or in the classroom. Owen is always ready to seize the day!”

West Male U18 Division – Kyson Lindsay, Wenatchee Wild Hockey Academy

“Kyson has just been recognized as Eastmont High School鈥檚 Academic Top 10 for the entire school. This has never happened in our two year history in the CSSHL and since starting with Eastmont High School.

Kyson is a standout player and leader on our team and has consistently demonstrated exceptional academic performance over the past five months. Kyson鈥檚 academic achievements are noteworthy, with impressive final grades submitted just
last week:

• Chemistry: 99%
• Honors English: 93%
• Civics: 98%
• Math: 95%
• Physics: 98%

On the ice, Kyson’s commitment to excellence and strong work ethic have been truly remarkable. As an assistant captain, he provides valuable leadership both on and off the ice, playing a crucial role in our team鈥檚 success. Kyson leads by example every day, consistently showing his versatility, dedication, and outstanding qualities as a teammate.

Off the ice, in January Kyson launched his own initiative, Paws for a Wild Cause, a humanitarian effort in partnership with the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society to support animals in need. This initiative serves as a lifeline, providing shelter, medical care, and emergency assistance for vulnerable animals. Kyson recognized the critical role such support plays during times of crisis, especially during natural disasters like wildfires. Inspired to take action after witnessing the devastating impact of the wildfires in Los Angeles, he was driven by the urgency to bring hope and aid to animals during these challenging times. Kyson shared that the inspiration for the fundraiser name came from a creative play on the word 鈥渨ild鈥� connecting both the wildfires and the Wenatchee Wild.

Kyson Launched the Paws for a Wild Cause fundraiser on January 28, 2025, at the Wenatchee Wild WHL home game, inspiring his teammates to help raise awareness and funds for the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society. The fundraiser will run through February 9, coinciding with the Wenatchee Cup where players will continue supporting Kyson鈥檚 efforts. So far, they have raised $988.00 toward their $3000.00 goal.

Kyson鈥檚 dedication, leadership, community service, and commitment to excellence are undeniable. He exemplifies the true meaning of a student-athlete, inspiring those around him through his performance, work ethic, and ability to lead both on and off the ice.”

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For the second straight draft a St. George’s School (Vancouver, BC) defenseman was selected second overall as Holden Wouters was taken by the Edmonton Oil Kings.

STAR Hockey Academy (Kent, WA) captain Levi Ellingsen became the second ever CSSHL student-athlete selected first overall at the U.S. Priority Draft, joining RHA Kelowna (Kelowna, BC) forward Brody Gillespie, who was selected by the Spokane Chiefs in 2023.

Overall, 11 CSSHL student-athletes were selected in the first round while 84 players were selected in total at the 2024 WHL Prospects Draft. Of those 84, 48 were taken in the first 4 rounds/92 picks. Overall, 37% of the WHL Prospects Draft came from the CSSHL, the third highest percentage total in league history, behind 2021 (45%), 2022 (40%) and tied with 2024 (37%).听

The CSSHL three round total of 39 players selected is the second most in league history, trailing 2021 when 40 players were selected in the first three rounds, including a record 16 in round one.

All 16 CSSHL U15 Prep teams saw at least one student-athlete selected at this years draft.

Of the 200 Canadians selected in the WHL Prospects Draft, 80 (40%) were from the CSSHL. The remaining 27 players selected were from the U.S.A. or Europe, with 4 of those having played in the CSSHL including Luke Warrener and Vladislav Ibragimov, who both played in the CSSHL U18 Prep division as 2009 born players.

With 16 players selected, the Northern Alberta Xtreme tied the CSSHL program single draft record held by Edge School, who had 16 in 2024.

By the Numbers

Program Breakdown:

• Northern Alberta Xtreme – 16
• Delta Hockey Academy 鈥� 9
• St. George鈥檚 School – 9
• BWC Academy 鈥� 7
• Edge School 鈥� 7 (+ 1 US Draft)
• RHA Kelowna 鈥� 7
• North Shore Warriors 鈥� 6
• OHA Edmonton 鈥� 6
• Yale Hockey Academy – 6
• Okanagan Hockey Academy 鈥� 4
• Pilot Mound Hockey Academy – 4
• Notre Dame Hounds – 3
• Pacific Coast Hockey Academy 鈥� 2
• RHA Winnipeg 鈥� 2
• Shawnigan Lake School 鈥� 1
• South Alberta Hockey Academy 鈥� 1
• STAR Hockey Academy 鈥� 1 (+ 2 US Draft)

WHL Prospects Draft Round Breakdown:

• First Round: 11/23
• Second Round: 14/23
• Third Round: 14/23
• Fourth Round: 9/23
• Fifth Round: 8/23
• Sixth Round: 6/23
• Seventh Round: 5/23
• Eighth Round: 7/23
• Ninth Round: 3/18
• Tenth Round: 2/12
• Eleventh Round: 3/7
• Twelfth Round: 0/3
• Thirteenth Round: 0/1
• Fourteenth Round: 1/1
• Fifteenth Round 1/1
• Total: 84/227

WHL U.S. Priority Draft

WHL Prospects Draft

Former CSSHL Student-Athletes WHL Prospects Draft

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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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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 February.

East Division – Parker Fergusson, Okanagan Hockey Ontario

“Parker displays an energetic positive attitude on a daily basis. He is our U18 Team Captain and Natural Leader. He supports his teammates and encourages them to be their best, leads by example on ice, in the gym and in the classroom; never misses a practice, game, workout or class. He finished Semester 1 with an 89% average. Parker is actively involved with the Henry Street High School Inclusive Student team, where this past June he participated in the Special Olympic Provincials for Floor ball.”

West Female Division – Riley Gramlich, South Alberta Hockey Academy

“Riley is the captain of our team and has been doing a fantastic job of promoting the female game at all levels within our minor hockey association here in medicine hat. She has volunteered with numerous U7, U9 and U11 Teams within the community. She was also one of the key instructors during the female Hockey event in Alberta on February 1st. As well, over the past three weeks she has taken on the role of finding a female 7th skater to come out on the ice with us for warm-ups during our home games. We are so proud of how Riley continues to give back to the community in such a compassionate way! It definitely does not go unnoticed by parents within the community either!”

West Male U18 Division – James Powell, Pacific Coast Hockey Academy

“James is an exceptional, hardworking grade 12 student who plays for the PCHA U17 Prep team. He consistently achieves 鈥淎鈥� level grades in all of his classes and goes above and beyond by taking on extra online courses in Chemistry, Physics and Spanish in addition to his full course load at school. He is an asset to both the classroom and the district. James was selected last October as one of three representatives of our school, QELE峁圫EN 脕, LE峁� Secondary, at the Trustees/ Student Forum for our district where he shared his insights and recommendations with District Trustees and Senior Administration.

Outside of school, James volunteers every week at the Victoria General Hospital providing companionship and conversation with patients. James plans to study medicine after graduation and has already been accepted to multiple universities. We know that he will do very well and make a positive difference in the world.

Whether on the ice, in the classroom or in the community, James is a very dedicated, hard worker and supports all those around him.”

West Male U15 Division – Alexander Ruiz, RHA Kelowna

“Alexander Ruiz is an exceptional student who consistently demonstrates dedication and academic excellence. As a Grade 9 student, Alex has earned a spot on the honor roll, a testament to his hard work and commitment to learning. In addition to excelling in his Grade 9 courses, Alex has already tackled the challenges of Grade 10 science and achieved an impressive 88%. This achievement showcases not only his strong understanding of the subject matter but also his ability to thrive in advanced coursework. Alex鈥檚 academic accomplishments, paired with his determination and strong work ethic, make him a deserving candidate for the Scholastic Player of the Year award.”

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鈥淪ince our inception the CSSHL鈥檚 goal has been supporting Hockey Canada鈥檚 objective to facilitate the integration of Grade 8-12 education-based hockey/accredited school programming within the Hockey Canada programming model. The addition of these teams allows for that goal to continue with greater retention in our member programs,鈥� said CSSHL COO Kevin Goodwin.

Okanagan Hockey Ontario (Whitby, ON) has been granted a U17 team to compete in the Eastern U17 division. OHO currently has a U18 team playing in the CSSHL Eastern Division.

Calgary International Hockey Academy (Calgary, AB) has been granted a U15 Prep team for the 2025/26 season. CIHA currently operates a U15, U17 Prep and U18 Prep team.

Coeur d’Alene Hockey Academy (Coeur d’Alene Hockey, ID) has been granted a U15 team for the 2025/26 season. CDA currently operates a U17, U17 Prep and U18 Prep team.

Like CIHA, South Alberta Hockey Academy (Dunmore, AB) has been granted a U15 Prep team for the 2025/26 season. SAHA currently operated a U17 Prep, U18 Prep and Female U18 Prep team.

STAR Hockey Academy (Kent, WA) has been granted a U17 and U18 Prep team for the 2025/26 season. Currently in their second CSSHL season, STAR presently operates a U15, U15 Prep and U17 Prep team.

With the addition of the six teams, the CSSHL has expanded to 130 teams and 38 member programs. 21 of those 129 teams compete in the CSSHL East Division, with the remaining 109 in the CSSHL West Division. Future external expansion, with the addition of new member programs, is expected to be voted on in the spring.

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Friday, January 17, 2025 – 1:15pm PST: Planet Ice Delta – American

Shawnigan Lake School (12-6-0) vs Delta Hockey Academy Green (11-9-1)

This will be the fourth meeting of the season between the two sides having previously met October 25-27 in Shawnigan Lake, BC. Third ranked Shawnigan (Shawnigan Lake, BC) would take the first game 4-3 in OT and the third game 3-1. Second ranked Delta Green (Delta, BC) won the second outing 3-1 and will look to even the series on home ice Friday, before setting up a final showdown February 8.

Alix Walchuk (8-1-0) and Aidyn Carkner (4-5-0) have split the work in net for Shawnigan this season, sitting with a 2.83 GAA, .895 SV% and 2 shutouts. Captain and Cornell University commit Taya Lonsdale (21-11-32) sits second in goals and eighth in league scoring. Forwards Zoe Cramer (8-17-25), Grace Cooper (10-14-24) and Meera Smith (5-15-20) all have over a point-per-game this season. Defenseman and RIT commit Cassandra Kehler (2-13-15) joins them in this feat, while Bemidji State University commit Lola Macuiba (7-18-15) is tied with Kehler for the team lead among defensemen with 15 points.

University of Minnesota Duluth commit Molly Cole (19-10-29) leads the Delta Green offence with 29 points in 21 games, including points in nine straight before her last outing against RHA Kelowna. Sadie Isfeld (7-14-21), who is committed to Trinity Western University, sits fourth among all defensemen with 21 points in 21 games, making her and Cole the only two Delta Green skaters averaging a point per game. 2008 born Payton Finnie (6-14-20) and a pair of U SPORTS commits in defenseman Audrey Church (3-16-19) and forward Erica Barnard (9-9-18) round out the Delta Green offence. A pair of U SPORTS commits man the pipes for Delta Green as Jillian Matthews (4-6-0) and Maisie Cope (7-3-1) combine for a 2.38 GAA, .923 SV% and 2 shutouts.

Saturday, January 18, 2025 – 3:45pm MST: WinSport – Rink B

South Alberta Hockey Academy (13-8-4) vs Calgary International Hockey Academy (16-6-1) U18 Prep

This will be the third meeting of the season for the two teams having previously met at the start of October. 10th ranked SAHA (Medicine Hat, AB) would take the opener 6-2, while fifth ranked CIHA (Calgary, AB) would grab the rematch the next day 5-2. CIHA and SAHA come into this game as the third and fourth highest scoring teams, with 121 and 120 goals for.

A trio of forwards in Ty Hynes (12-14-26), Brayden Ryan-Mackay (10-16-26) and Tyden Lafournaise (7-15-22) all sit with point-per-game or better averages on the season, with forward Cash Olson (9-14-23) not too far behind and joining them in the teams top five scorers. Prince Albert Raiders prospect Ty Krooshoop (2-22-24) leads the SAHA blueline with 10 more points than second place, Kale McCann (1-13-14). His 24 points rank seventh among all U18 Prep defenders. Mattias Radke (10-4-4) has played the majority of games in net for SAHA, posting a 2.79 GAA and .912 SV%.

CIHA has been steadily climbing the CSSHL rankings and will look to continue to build off of a second place finish at the Circle-K Classic in Calgary, AB over the Christmas Break.听Sartaj Dhami (9-2-0) and Cole Prelusky (7-4-1) both find themselves inside the top 10 among U18 Prep netminders in terms of GAA. WHL prospects Noah Milford (14-20-34), Townes Kozicky (11-18-29) and Cage Smith (12-16-28) lead the CIHA offence. Earlier this month Smith played three games with the Edmonton Oil Kings, scoring his first WHL goal on January 3. Defensemen Jack Wideman (2-22-24) leads all CIHA skaters with 22 assists while Easton LaPlante (11-8-19) paces the back-end with 11 goals.

Sunday, January 19, 2025 – 3:00pm MST: GFL Twin Arena

OHA Edmonton (15-6-2) vs Northern Alberta Xtreme (11-10-2) U17 Prep

The two Edmonton are rivals have faced-off four times this season with each team having won a pair of game. Fourth ranked OHA Edmonton (Edmonton, AB) would take the season opener on September 21st, defeating seventh ranked NAX (Devon, AB) 4-2, before NAX returned the favour with a 5-2 win the following day. NAX would win their December 13th matchup with a 4-3 overtime victory, before OHA Edmonton levelled the series with a 4-3 in their final game before the break on December 20th.

The leagues second leading offence with 135 goals is led by a trio of WHL Draft picks. Keenan Fox (19-22-41) sits third while Cash Brebant (16-22-38) and Jaggar John (14-24-38) sit tied for eighth. Logan Miller (13-24-37) sits one point behind Brebant and John, with Jevyn Singh Gill (11-19-30) the other OHA Edmonton skater on the plus-side of 30 points. Defensemen Zackary Nieckar (3-21-24), Michael Kaplan (3-17-20) and Iljas Hasuew (5-13-18) hold the seven through nine spots among OHA Edmonton skaters.

After a slow start, NAX has won six of their seven games since December 1st. Asher Halliday (8-21-29) leads all NAX skaters with 21 assists and 29 points. Swift Current Broncos draft pick Jackson Tetreault (11-13-24) has a team high 11 goals, trailed closely by Brody Dawson (10-12-22) and Emmett Jones (10-11-21). Defensemen Robin Stockl (2-12-14), Kyle Jamieson (0-13-13), Rylan Poitras (2-10-12) and Aiden Across The Mountain (4-6-10) all have double digit point totals on the season.

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