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It has been a terrific start for the 2025-26 Varsity Girls Spartans Hockey Team. Beginning with a monumental win over perennial powerhouse Etobicoke Dolphins, the Spartans have run their record to 15-3-2 over the first 20 games of the season. This record is good for a second overall ranking in the MyHockey Rankings in North America for U22/U19 teams.
Congratulations to Team Quebec, which included eight Stanstead College Girls Hockey Spartans, on their championship win over Team Atlantic — and yet another Spartan! — at this weekend’s U18 National Championships. This was Quebec’s first-ever win in the tournament and Atlantic’s best-ever finish.
Eight members of the Stanstead College varsity and prep girls hockey teams will be representing Team Quebec at the 2025 U18 Women's National Championship to be held November 2-8 in Mount Pearl and Conception Bay South in Newfoundland. In addition, one player was named to Team Saskatchewan and a tenth to Team Atlantic.
Rosalie Tremblay (offence) has started the year with 32 points in 15 games, scoring highlight reel goals against powerhouses like Etobicoke, BK Selects and Burlington Barracudas. She has established herself as our most prolific offensive leader and seems to be on a mission this year!
Three Spartans hockey teams have won their league championships over the last month. The latest was the U15 squad, capturing the RSEQ Metropolitaine D2 title on Sunday with a 2-1 win over Heritage High School.
This student-athlete from Sherbrooke, Quebec has become one of the most successful Stanstead College Spartans to ever play in the varsity girls program. Maxim has been in the program for four years and is the first varsity girl to eclipse the 100-point mark, scoring over 60 goals this season. Over the years, she has led the team to approximately 175 wins, including five tournament championships and a JWHL regular season title. Hopefully, this is the year she can help lead the team to their first JWHL championship. As a member and leader of Team Quebec, Maxim has won two silver medals and was a member of Team Canada for the U18 Summer Series against Team USA. All this while maintaining a full academic schedule. These challenges will help prepare her for life at Boston College and beyond. It has been a fantastic season with the varsity girls, and your coaches are proud of you, Max. Congratulations on this impressive feat and career, Athlete of the Week, from Varsity Girls Hockey, Maxim Tremblay.
The goaltender from Laval, Quebec had a solid month, going undefeated in eight starts. She was also a key contributor to the team's championship at the Tournoi International de Quebec U22 in Quebec City. Axelle and goaltending partner Joliane Tremblay have formed an excellent platoon that provides reliable and consistent goaltending for the Spartans. Axelle's precise movements, ability to read the play and mental fortitude resulted in many crucial wins for the Spartans in the various tournaments they attended this past month. Axelle looks to continue her strong play down the final stretch of the season.
Zoé had an excellent month of January, with strong play and timely goal scoring pacing the Spartans to strong weekends in Ottawa, at home and in Minnesota. The Sherbrooke, Quebec, product's speed and hockey IQ caused several problems for the opposition, which she and her linemates, Isabelle Michaud and Charlie Pampalon, were able to capitalize. Along with Maélie Pion and Pénélope Lavoie, the five have formed a dangerous powerplay unit where Zoé's ability to make intelligent plays at the goal line has significantly increased the number of scoring chances and goals for the team while on the man advantage.
The Grand Falls, New Brunswick product continues to pace the Spartan attack. Zackarie skates with pace offensively, and he along with linemates Kamyl Chemrouk and Ryan Dwyer are one of the top offensive combinations in prep hockey. His high motor and lethal shot continue to provide headaches for opposing defenders and goaltenders and has led to another successful month. The Spartans will count on Zackarie's consistent offensive play as they enter a busy month of January filled with strong New England and TNPHL league opponents.