Varsity Boys Hockey

Varsity Hockey Players of the Month - September

10/2/2024

Varsity Girls Offensive Player: #11 Maxim Tremblay

Maxim has picked up right where she let off last season to lead a deep Spartan offensive attack, scoring 7 goals and 10 assists in 10 games. Primarily playing on a line with Rosalie Tremblay and Isabelle Michaud, the trio has been able to dominate the offensive zone through high-level skill and creativity and strong team system play to create high-quality scoring chances and score timely goals. Individually, Maxim has found offensive success across even strength, power play and penalty kill by creating space with her size and beating goalies with her powerful shot.

Varsity Girls Defensive Player: #4 Isa MacPhee

Isa has continued to elevate her game as a Stanstead Spartan by being a key cog on a formidable defensive unit. Isa's processor allows her to make high-IQ plays by moving the puck quickly and efficiently in all three zones. Isa plays a tough, physical brand of hockey which results in disrupted rush chances, turnovers in the corner and positive net-front battles. Her willingness to sacrifice the body creates positive momentum for the team and provides high-energy in tough moments.

Varsity Boys Offensive Player: #27 Kamyl Chemrouk

During their first league weekend of the season, Kamyl throttled the opposition with relentless offence, totalling 6 goals and 12 points in 4 league games. Playing on a line with Zackarie Michaud and Ryan Dwyer, the trio found immediate chemistry and terrorized goaltenders all weekend. Kamyl created consistent offence through leading the rush and finding the soft spots of the ice to unleash his wicked wrist shot. Scoring goals is coming naturally for Kamyl, and this type of production will lead to great success for the Spartans.

Varsity Girls Defensive Player: # 17 Michel Myloserdnyy

Michel has transitioned seamlessly to the Spartans defence by bringing his strong two-way play to the program. By playing tough in his defensive zone through physical play and finishing his hits, especially low in the zone and in front of the net, to making a strong first pass or moving his feet to exit the zone and start the offensive attack, Michel had a major impact in all three zones of the ice.

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