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10/17/2026

FIRST CCHL GOAL FOR SIMON BOURQUE!

We’re hearing these two names together quite often!

Shane Delamaire delivers an incredible pass to Simon Bourque in the slot, and Simon makes no mistake with a quick release to bury his first junior goal!

Simon brings leadership, character, and a strong presence to any lineup. He’s a complete 200-foot player who competes hard, plays a physical brand of hockey, and can be trusted in all situations. Whether it’s creating offence, contributing on the power play, or killing penalties, Simon finds ways to make an impact.

The type of player who brings value well beyond the scoresheet.

Congratulations on your first junior goal, Simon!

U18 AAA HOCKEY: PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MUST COME FIRST.It’s disappointing to see U18 AAA hockey losing talented players to o...
10/16/2026

U18 AAA HOCKEY: PLAYER DEVELOPMENT MUST COME FIRST.

It’s disappointing to see U18 AAA hockey losing talented players to opportunities outside their home provinces. Unfortunately, without meaningful changes, this trend will continue.

More players are choosing prep schools and high school hockey. There’s nothing wrong with that. Many offer excellent development opportunities, and let’s not forget that hockey is supposed to be fun.

But here’s the question: What are we doing to make U18 AAA hockey a place where players want to stay?

I’ve advocated for one solution for years: Eliminate geographical restrictions and allow province-wide recruiting.

Let players and families choose the program that best fits their development and goals.

Competition between programs would encourage better coaching, stronger development environments, greater accountability, and ultimately better hockey.

Here’s an example of why change is needed.

Two local players attending prep school in the United States reportedly wanted to return home to play U18 AAA. Unfortunately, their local program turned them away.

Instead of bringing those players home, we potentially lost them to the American system again.

That’s a missed opportunity.

We also need to stop confusing player retention with player development.

Keeping players in your program isn’t necessarily success. Helping them improve and advance to the next level should be the priority.

I’m concerned that some programs are becoming more focused on maintaining rosters than developing players.

Doing nothing and expecting different results isn’t a strategy.

This isn’t about criticizing individuals. It’s about creating conversations and finding solutions.

Provincial hockey leadership needs to evaluate whether the current structure truly serves young athletes.

The goal shouldn’t be to protect territories. It should be to develop hockey players.

It’s time for change.

Should U18 AAA players be allowed to choose any program within their province? نــهــيــان

📸 Photo courtesy: Newfoundland and Labrador U18 AAA Major Hockey League

A STRONG START FOR HAYDEN PARIS! 🥅🔥Hayden Paris is off to an impressive start this season with the Coastal Tsunami of th...
10/15/2026

A STRONG START FOR HAYDEN PARIS! 🥅🔥

Hayden Paris is off to an impressive start this season with the Coastal Tsunami of the BCHC!

The BCHC, formerly known as the KIJHL, has developed a reputation as a goalie factory. Over the years, I’ve watched numerous goaltenders enter this league, perform at a high level, and earn opportunities in stronger leagues, where they’ve continued to find success.

Hayden is making the most of his opportunity. He’s getting plenty of starts, earning the trust of his coaching staff, and delivering strong performances.

What stands out about Hayden is his competitive nature. He’s a natural athlete with excellent mobility, strong coordination, and attention to detail. More importantly, he’s willing to put in the work. He shows up every day, competes, and continues to improve. The results speak for themselves.

But one of the biggest reasons behind Hayden’s success is simple: He went where he was wanted.

The organization wanted Hayden, and Hayden wanted to be there. That’s one of the best recipes for success in junior hockey.

When a player always has one foot out the door, it’s difficult to stay focused and fully commit to the process. Hayden has done the opposite. He’s embraced his opportunity, earned his coach’s confidence, and is being rewarded for it.

Hayden has a bright future ahead of him, but there’s still plenty of work to be done.

We’re extremely proud of what you’ve accomplished so far. Keep competing, keep improving, and keep earning everything that comes your way!

Go where you’re wanted.

ECHL SIGNING | FÉLIX LAROSEWhat a great story this has been!Congratulations to Félix Larose, who has officially earned a...
10/14/2026

ECHL SIGNING | FÉLIX LAROSE

What a great story this has been!

Congratulations to Félix Larose, who has officially earned a spot with the Fort Wayne Komets of the ECHL, an affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers organization!

Félix arrived in Fort Wayne on a professional tryout (PTO), made the most of his opportunity, and earned his spot in the lineup.

For those unfamiliar with Félix, he’s a right-shot defenseman who plays a physical brand of hockey. He combines excellent skating and puck-moving abilities with a strong competitive edge. He battles hard, wins his share of battles along the boards, and is the type of player teammates and coaches appreciate having around.

What makes this story even better is that nothing was handed to him. He showed up, put in the work, proved he belonged, and earned his opportunity.

We’re extremely proud of Félix and everything he’s accomplished. This is another example of what happens when preparation meets opportunity.

Congratulations again, Félix! Well earned, and we’re excited to see what’s next!

10/11/2026

CLEAR THE TRACK, HERE COMES JAXSON STEEVES!

CHOO CHOO! 🚂💨

The Steeves Express is coming through!

🏆 CONGRATULATIONS, TEAM NEW BRUNSWICK!Congratulations to everyone involved with Team New Brunswick on capturing the U16 ...
10/11/2026

🏆 CONGRATULATIONS, TEAM NEW BRUNSWICK!

Congratulations to everyone involved with Team New Brunswick on capturing the U16 championship following a thrilling 7–6 victory over Nova Scotia!

We’re especially excited for Jaxson Steeves , who put together an incredible tournament over the weekend!

📊 4 Games | 4 Goals | 2 Assists | 6 Points

Jaxson was a force throughout the tournament, playing a physical brand of hockey, pushing the pace, and turning heads with his performance.

He capped off his impressive weekend by scoring the game-winning goal in the championship final!

Congratulations to Jaxson and everyone involved with Team New Brunswick on a fantastic weekend!

YOUR OPPORTUNITY CAN COME AT ANY MOMENT.Dylan Garand’s situation changed in less than two weeks.* Placed on waivers.* Se...
10/10/2026

YOUR OPPORTUNITY CAN COME AT ANY MOMENT.

Dylan Garand’s situation changed in less than two weeks.

* Placed on waivers.
* Sent down to Hartford.
* Gets an apartment.
* Sleeps there for one night.
* Recalled by the New York Rangers.
* Records a shutout in his first start.
* Suddenly, he’s getting an opportunity at the NHL level.

That’s how quickly things can change in hockey.

To every player complaining about ice time, being scratched, or not getting an opportunity from their coach, pay attention.

You might be one injury, one call-up, one trade, or one strong performance away from a completely different situation.

The reality is that opportunities don’t always come when you want them.

Sometimes you have to sit, wait, work, and prepare without knowing when your chance will come.

You can’t always control when your opportunity arrives, but you can control how prepared you are when it does.

CSSHL TEAM OF THE WEEK — DAWSON BREWERWhat a week for Dawson Brewer .After an exceptional U18 AAA training camp where he...
10/07/2026

CSSHL TEAM OF THE WEEK — DAWSON BREWER

What a week for Dawson Brewer .

After an exceptional U18 AAA training camp where he was ultimately “not selected”, we had a few days to regroup, find the right opportunity, and turn the page.

At just 15 years old, Dawson moved hours away from home, joined a new program, and went straight to work.

That says a lot about the kid. Dawson is a character goalie. He works, he competes, he listens, and when things don’t go his way, he doesn’t make excuses. He just gets back to work.

The response speaks for itself: 2-0-0, 1.92 GAA, .953 SV%, and now named to the CSSHL BioSteel Division Team of the Week.

A pretty good example of how quickly things can change in hockey when you keep moving forward.

Great job, Dawson. Well deserved👊

📸 Photo courtesy of the CSSHL

10/06/2026

STATEMENT NIGHT FOR HARLAN EUSTACE 🎩🔥

It felt like it was only a matter of time before Harlan’s offensive game broke through, and he made a statement this weekend — 3 goals and an assist.

For those who know harlaneustace game, he’s a strong skater who brings a reliable two-way presence. He has an excellent release, strong hockey IQ, and the ability to make plays with the puck.

His versatility allows him to play multiple positions and bring different elements to a lineup. Character goes a long way, and we’re proud to see Harlan rewarded for his work.

More production to come!

10/05/2026

🚨 GOAL ALERT — WE KNEW IT WAS COMING! 🚨

It was only a matter of time before Noah Richard potted his first junior goal!

And he did it in typical Noah fashion — a strong power-forward move followed by a great release to beat the goaltender.

Congrats, Noah, on your first junior goal. Many more to come!

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