By TRT Staff with notes from sixnationsminorhockey.com
SIX NATIONS — On Monday, October 2, the Six Nations Minor Hockey Association announced the four 2023-24 Six Nations Minor Hockey Rep Team selections. The teams include U11, U13, U15, and U18 and will see them play out of the Six Nations Sports and Cultural Memorial Centre (SNSCMC).
The U11 Rep team welcomed: Comyn Jamieson, Cauis Martin, Sonny Silversmith, Maddox Porter, Kreedyn Monture, Deegan Montour, Aiden Longboat-Hill, Bowden Courtney-Hill, Jaemyn Johnson, Kenneth Longboat, Takota Montour, Charlie Doxtator and Marshall Henry to this seasons roster.
Their seasonal games began on Saturday, October 14, with the U11 Rep team winning 14-3 over the Ayr Flames. Their next game will see them at the SNSCMC on Saturday, October 21 at 1:00 p.m., to play against the Langton Leafs.
The U13 Rep team welcomed: Cameron McNaughton, Madex Schindler, Owen Hess, Ryder Hess, Colby Anderson, Ian Bomberry, Jacob Martin, Vance Smith, Jaydon Sandy, David General and Oren Courtney to this seasons roster.
The U13 Rep team began their seasonal matches against the Norwich Nighthawks on Thursday, October 19. Their next game will see them at the SNSCMC on Saturday, October 21 at 2:00 p.m., to play against the Waterford Wildcats 1.
The U15 Rep team welcomed: Konnor Hill, Micah Sault, Emmett Vyse, Braedyn Francis, Lawrence Hill, Owen Vyse, Ryan Davis Jr., Talan Johnson, Renson Hill, Corbin Hill, Houston Jamieson and Collin Isaacs to this seasons roster.
The U15 Rep team began their seasonal games with a match against the South Oxford Storm, who put up a fight, delivering the U15’s their first loss 2-5 away from home. On Sunday, October 2, the U15’s will play at the SNSCMC at 3:15 p.m., against the Tavistock Titans.
The U18 Rep team welcomed: Jacob Skye, Kayden Hearn, Boden Hill, Nicholas Shipman, Harley Johns, Cameron King, Jason Montour-Cayuga, Cameron Hill, Ryder Johnson, Aubrey John, Chaz Hill and Easton Johns to this seasons roster.
The U18 Rep team began their seasonal games away from home on Friday, October 20, by facing the Paris Wolf Pack at the Brant Sports Complex. They will return to the SNSCMC to play the Delhi Rockets 2 at 4:15 p.m., on Saturday, October 21.
On October 13, Hockey Canada also put new dressing room policy in place for the season which is meant to make the locker room more inclusive. The new policy requires minor hockey players to always wear their base layer in the dressing room, before or after being on the ice. If players under 18-years-old must use a washroom to do change into or out of their base layer: this policy was cited as a deterrent to bullying, harassment and body-shaming.
