Congratulations to LT on signing a big 6 year extension with the Washington Capitals!
Hoping he'll exchange those dollars for real money, sooner than later!
Weird, nostr:npub1rzg96zjavgatsx5ch2vvtq4atatly5rvdwqgjp0utxw45zeznvyqfdkxve keeps misspelling hockey.
Does he have a speech impediment or something? Or is he using "leg day" as an synonym to hockey? 🤔
Shout out to Evan Donnelly who has been on fire this season!
The Trails West goaltender posted back-to-back shutouts in his last two games, playing a key role in his team’s tournament victory.
Evan has been a standout leader in our Wednesday morning ISD program at Cardel Rec South. His relentless work ethic and lead-by-example attitude make him an invaluable part of the group.
Congratulations, Evan—keep up the great work!
Congratulations to Dylan Lavallee on being named AEHL U13 AA Calgary Division Player of the Month!
Dylan capped off the month with an impressive 4-1 record, posting a 1.68 GAA and a .952 save percentage. He has solidified himself as one of the top goaltenders in the U13 AA division, with his leadership and stellar play helping propel CNHA Gold to the top of the Calgary Division.
Well done, Dylan—you earned this!
Carson Roberts of the Bow Valley Timberwolves was outstanding in his last two games. After stepping in as relief in the third period against the Red Deer Elks, he stopped all eight shots he faced to shut the door.
Carson then backstopped his team to a hard-fought 3-2 win against the Calgary Northstars Gold, despite being outshot 31-21.
Great work, Carson—keep it up!
Logan Thompson has been outstanding this season for the Washington Capitals, often proving to be their best player. This week, LT went nine consecutive periods without allowing a goal.
It all began with a 4-1 win over the Nashville Predators, where Logan made 32 saves, surrendering just one goal in the second period. He then posted back-to-back shutouts against the Anaheim Ducks and Ottawa Senators, stopping 19 and 24 shots, respectively. Last night, against the Pittsburgh Penguins, he turned aside 18 of 19 shots, with the lone goal coming early in the third period.
LT currently boasts a 21-2-3 record with a .925 save percentage and a 2.09 GAA. The
Washington Capitals will be in Calgary on January 28th—we can't wait to see Logan in action live!
Mackie Strachan kicked off 2025 in spectacular fashion, turning aside 48 of 50 shots to lead the Okotoks Oilers to a 4-2 victory over the NWCAA Bruins.
Strachan has displayed remarkable consistency in recent months, combining elite attention to detail with exceptional composure to solidify his reputation as a top-tier goaltender in the AEHL U18 AA division.
Dylan Lavallee remains a standout in the AEHL U13 AA division. After closing out the 2024 calendar year with two stellar performances, he carried his momentum into 2025 with a crucial win against the CNHA Green. Despite being outshot 36-21, Lavallee's strong play helped CNHA Gold secure a 3-1 victory.
Lavallee currently boasts a 7-3-1 record, a solid 2.14 GAA, and a league-leading .946 save percentage.
Chase Miles of the Bow Valley Timberwolves was outstanding last weekend, backstopping his team to a hard-fought shutout victory over the Red Deer Steel King Chiefs.
Despite being outshot 37-19 over 60 minutes, the Timberwolves emerged with a 2-0 win, thanks to Miles' exceptional performance.
The Canmore native currently boasts a 7-3-1 record, a stellar 1.70 GAA, and an impressive .951 save percentage in the AEHL U15 AA league.
This past weekend, Derrick Ford demonstrated why he’s a dominant force between the pipes, securing back-to-back wins with a goaltending masterclass, earning HJHL Player of the Week honours.
He silenced Cochrane with an incredible .976 save percentage and followed it up with a superb .941 save percentage in the victory over Red Deer, showcasing unmatched focus and skill.
Jaewon Song from Yonsei University Korea is in town for some training this week.
Focus of the day: Extension/Retraction with Change in Direction (DOM).
Many decisions made were highly questionable.
Huge shout out goes out to Cole Prelusky on being named Best Goaltender and making it to the First Team All Star for this year's Circle K Classic 2024-2025.
Prelusky plays for the Calgary IHA U18 Prep team in the CSSHL. This season, Cole is also signed as an AP with the AJHL Olds Grizzlys and is a WHL Victoria Royals draft-pick.
Cole was first introduced to us, when he was 9 years old, by Adin Hill.
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There is a difference between someone who plays hockey and a hockey player.
Sats is a hockey player.
"Training to become champion is the toughest thing. The fight itself is just a test." -George St-Pierre
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TeamEGC #WHL #NCAA
Boston Combine
June 23rd-25th, 2025
We are excited to provide high-quality goalie development, both on and off the ice, at the College Combine in Boston, hosted by Team WestCan.
This unique event will feature 80 of the top female athletes born in 2009 and 2010, offering an invaluable opportunity to showcase their skills and gain insight into the collegiate hockey experience.
Participants will take part in:
-College-run practices designed to replicate the collegiate hockey experience.
-Showcase games where talent meets opportunity, attracting attention from college scouts and coaches.
-Recruiting and coaching seminars to expand knowledge of the college experience and the recruiting process.
-Campus tours to explore potential future homes for academic and athletic success.
For more information, contact Team WestCan today!
The Team WestCan 2025 Spring Development schedule has been released, and nostr:npub134u08yp6rdcgcamfdcra9aysvhne9wpssft8ntm9qvfu95erxdcqx9qjkm will return as the goaltending coach for the 10th consecutive year.
Team WestCan Female Elite Hockey Development is a premier athlete training program dedicated to helping female hockey players reach the next level in their careers. Over the past decade, the program has consistently provided athletes with the skills, knowledge, and techniques needed to succeed as college-level players.
Team WestCan carefully selects showcase teams comprised of top-tier athletes who excel not only on the ice but also in academics and leadership. These players demonstrate a commitment to excellence both on and off the ice. After 10 successful years, Team WestCan boasts an impressive track record of athletes who have graduated from their college promotion program and gone on to compete and commit to NCAA and U Sports organizations.
