Alistair has been an outstanding performer both on and off the ice throughout January, making him a deserving nominee . During the regular season, Alistair showcased remarkable consistency, recording at least one point in every game played. He totaled 6 goals and 7 assists, proving to be a key offensive contributor for the Bandits.

Alistair’s performance during the Icejam tournament was equally impressive. Leading the Bandits to a semi-final appearance, he recorded 9 goals and 6 assists, further solidifying his reputation as a clutch performer in high-stakes situations. His contributions were invaluable, and his leadership played a pivotal role in the team’s success.

Beyond his impressive statistics, Alistair was named a first-team All-Star defenseman, a well-earned recognition of his strong two-way play and defensive presence. In total, Alistair amassed 15 goals and 13 assists over 12 games in January, a testament to his skill, versatility, and commitment to his team.

Off the ice, Alistair is also a standout leader, earning the respect of his teammates through his dedication and work ethic. His well-rounded athleticism extends beyond hockey, as he competes nationally in paddling, further demonstrating his discipline, physical fitness, and competitive spirit.

Alistair’s combination of athletic excellence, leadership, and consistent high-level performance is what makes him the U15 Major League Player of the Month.

We are pleased to announce that High Button Sports have stepped forward to host this year`s show case game on Sunday December 29^th.

Team North All Stars: Kings Mutual, Rangers, Truro Bearcats, WearWell Bombers, The Novas and Cape Joneljim Cougars.

Team South All Stars: Harbour Rage, Bedford Bandits, Halifax Wolverines, Gulls, Dartmouth Whalers and Western Hurricanes.

*Showcase day / activities / game will take place on December 29^th Rath Eastlink Community Centre.

Agenda is as follows;

South All Stars Practice: 9am - 10am

North All Stars Practice: 10am - 11am

Pre Game Meal: 11:30am - 12:30pm 

Guest Speaker (Sill) : 12:45pm - 1:30pm 

Showcase Game: 3:30pm - 5:30pm 

Andrew Urquhart - As the Rangers captain Andrew has continued to excel in his leadership role both on and off the ice. His fantastic first half of the season continued in November, as he holds the league lead in goal scoring for the second consecutive month. Andrew also appeared in one NS U16AAA game, scoring another two goals. 

Congratulations Andrew

Last night marked the first meeting of our annual challenge against the Special Olympics Eastern Highlands floor hockey team. Now in its second year, this event has quickly become a cherished tradition for both teams.

For our young players, it’s an opportunity to experience the joy of community involvement and to connect with other incredible athletes. The evening was filled with energy, camaraderie, and a shared love for the game.

Both sides enjoyed and benefited immensely from the event, creating memories and friendships that extend far beyond the rink.

A huge thank you to the Special Olympics team for their spirit and sportsmanship. We’re already looking forward to the next matchup!

Lucas Chisholm, a defenseman from Heatherton, Nova Scotia, has emerged as a key leader for our team this season. As one of only three returning players, Lucas was recently named captain, a testament to his dedication and influence both on and off the ice. He plays a crucial role as the quarterback of our power play and is the go-to defenseman in all key situations. Despite a challenging start to the season, Lucas's commitment to his team's growth and his steady presence have been instrumental in guiding our younger players through their development journey.