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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.

Another weekend and another road trip for the Varsity Boys Hockey Spartans, this time a shorter trip to the St. Lawrence Seaway town of Cornwall, Ontario for the CSSHL’s first showcase weekend of the year. The first two games of the weekend saw us play against unfamiliar opponents in Okanagan Hockey Ontario from Whitby, Ontario and Fairmont Prep, a guest team to the showcase from Anaheim, California. Two victories without surrendering a goal set us up for a Sunday matchup with a familiar foe in Collège Bourget – a back-and-forth final with a positive 4-2 result for the Spartans.

The varsity boys hockey team had its first road trip of the season, a busy weekend that saw them play four games in four days at Ridley College in St. Catharines, Ontario to open up the Canadian Prep School Hockey Association regular season.

Malik L’Italien (Grade 10, Montreal, Que.) was picked third overall in the QMJHL draft Friday by the Halifax Mooseheads. Malik is a first-year Varsity Boys Spartan and the highest selected student-athlete in the Canadian Sport School Hockey League. He is also the highest pick Spartan in school history.

This student-athlete from Ottawa, Ontario had an exceptional weekend at the Gary West Memorial Tournament at St. Andrew’s College. Liam scored six goals in five games against U18 AAA teams. He was the difference maker in the semi-final, scoring all four goals in the 4-3 win over Everest Academy. His tremendous scoring effort led to the team’s tournament championship, and he was awarded the individual tournament MVP. For his outstanding performance this weekend, Athlete of the Week from prep boys hockey, Liam Armit.

The Spartans U15 hockey team was the top fundraiser in this year’s edition of Soirées du Hockey Procure, a fundraiser to support men and their families dealing with prostate cancer.

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.

This student-athlete from Montreal, has had quite the hockey season. He has led the team in points for most of the year and had another impressive weekend. Despite hitting six goalposts over the course of four games, Kamyl continued to push the pace for the varsity boys with his usual offensive play. Beyond the point totals for the weekend, Kamyl reached a possibly unprecedented milestone: he scored his 100th point of the season on a Zack Michaud goal, with the other assist fittingly being recorded by linemate Ryan Dwyer — what the team likes to call a "family goal." For his impressive milestone and for his smooth goal-scoring swagger, Athlete of the Week from varsity boys hockey, Kamyl Chemrouk.

On Tuesday, Director of Hockey Operations James Rioux recognized five players and a coach who recently participated in IIHF World Championships.