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Golden Rockets celebrate 2024/2025 season, recognize players at awards ceremony

Mark Yaxley by Mark Yaxley
March 7, 2025
in Local Sports
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The Junior A Golden Rockets recently wrapped up their 2024-25 ice hockey season, making significant strides both on and off the ice. The team recognized its players and volunteers at the annual awards ceremony, held at the Wolf’s Den Restaurant last Monday.

“This season, the Golden Rockets took a step forward—not just statistically with our on-ice results, but in the way we play, the way we prepare, and, most importantly, in our commitment to do better, our commitment to be better, and our desire to start laying the foundation for a legacy of growth,” said Rockets’ President Lucille Hayward, who hosted the evening’s event.

Individual Golden Rockets Player Awards:

 • Rookie of the Year – #27 Chase Pilling

 • Most Improved Player – #10 Brock McIlwain

 • Coach’s Cup – #19 Cooper Thompson

 • Most Inspirational – #14 Dominic Fiorentino

 • Top Defenceman – #12 Chaz Jaeb

 • Top Scorer & MVP – #13 Brayden Bissell

 • Academic Athlete – #21 Richard Urvald

 • Community Engagement – #18 Connor Martel

 • Sportsmanship Award – #26 Stefan Bodtker

“To our players—whether this was your first season with the Rockets or your last—thank you for your commitment to us, thank you for showing us your grit, and thank you for making every game a battle worth fighting right until the very end,” said President Hayward.

Assistant Equipment Manager Jon Templeton was honored with the Heart of the Team Award for his unwavering dedication, constant presence at the arena, and willingness to support the organization and its athletes in any way needed.

A lifetime appreciation award was also presented to Don Howe and Merle Erickson, recognizing their 20+ years of dedication and volunteer service to the hockey club.

Looking ahead, the Rockets will aim to build on this season’s momentum, with many players expected to return for what promises to be an exciting season kicking off this fall. In the meantime, the team’s Spring Showcase Camp will take place from March 27–30. For more details about the camp, visit www.goldenrockets.com/spring-camp-2025.

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Mark Yaxley

Mark Yaxley

With a lifelong passion for writing, Mark has written extensively on business and investing over his career. Now, he enjoys meeting local people and business owners, sharing their stories through the Golden Star. Mark is dedicated to bringing our community's unique voices to the forefront. Twitter: @YaxleyYax

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