HOCKEY CANADA
Marc-Olivier Proteau and Antoine Boudreau had a goal and two assists each, helping the Cantonniers down the Wheat Kings and claim their second national championship.
Brayden Gourley and Rhys Jamieson scored in the shootout, Kael Svenson was perfect and the Buffaloes won bronze.
The Fraser Valley will play host to the 50th edition of Canada’s Men’s U18 National Club Championship next spring.
During the 2024 TELUS Cup, the Hockey Canada Foundation made Dreams Come True for 29 young players in Membertou.
Ailment into opportunity
Eadan McParland hasn’t let Type 1 diabetes stand in the way of his hockey dreams, instead becoming a role model.
The Central champions have endured the longest road to Membertou and their first-ever trip to nationals.
The Quebec champions continued their dynastic run, qualifying for nationals for the fourth time in five tries.
The Atlantic champions completed a huge turnaround, culminating with a historic appearance on the national stage.
The West champions were almost unbeatable, outscoring opponents 334-103 on their way to Membertou.
Good in the defensive end and even better on offence, the Pacific champions bring a 200-foot game to Membertou.
After more than seven weeks on the sidelines, the hosts are ready to resume their quest for a home-ice national title.
Membertou and the Sydney Rush are excited to finally showcase their community and culture at the TELUS Cup.
The host Sydney Rush will face the champions of the Pacific Region when the TELUS Cup begins April 22 in Membertou.
Seven communities in five provinces – from B.C. to P.E.I. – will play host to national and international events.
