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The Varsity Boys Spartans have developed a reputation as smart, fast-skating, tough competitors. More importantly, the program has turned out young men with the maturity, leadership skills and perseverance to succeed. Spartans players have frequently turned up on NHL Draft watchlists. Our graduates move on to NCAA and Canadian universities in addition to junior hockey programs. The varsity boys compete in the Canadian Prep School Hockey Alliance and are new members of Canadian Sport School Hockey League. The team's robust schedule is complemented by NEPSAC play and tournament competition. In 2022 and 2024, the Spartans won the CPSHA national tournament.
      

2026-2027 Schedule

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VB Hockey News

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  • Malik L'Italien in his Grade 10 photo

    Spartan Alumni on NHL Watch List

    Five former Spartans appear on the NHL Central Scouting's preliminary players to watch list released earlier this week.
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  • VB Hockey: Coaching on the Continuum

    By Matt Thompson
    On September 3, our new students began arriving on campus, and with this, that yearly excitement of a new hockey season was also in the air, for the boys and for myself. Two days later we hit the ice. That first practice always has a special feel. Everyone feels light on their feet, the energy is high, and the red and white Stanstead gear shines bright. You see nothing but positive on this day. 
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  • VB Hockey: The View from Heartbreak Hill

    By Matt Thompson
    I wouldn’t be true to myself if I didn’t sit here and write. Sunday’s CPSHA game had ups and downs all the way through but to be frank ended in what I think may have been the most painful loss in my hockey career. The easy thing to do in this situation is not to put my feelings out there, but I have been reminded by countless people that what I write is important for others to read, and even in the tough times we need to use lessons for learning.
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