The Hockey Alberta U11AA Hockey League is pleased to announce the winners of Players of the Month for the month of January – Kovi White, Hendrix MacMillan, and Nash Dyck. The league is also proud to announce the winner of the Community Player of the Month, Hunter Graham.
Community Player of the Month
Hunter Graham – Brooks Jr. Bandits
Hunter is always quietly volunteering, not for the recognition, but just because he’s happy to help. Whether it’s getting younger kids ready for recess, serving breakfast at school, or picking up pucks after practice, he’s always there with a big smile on his face. His kindness radiates to those around him. Hunter is the type of kid and player that makes teachers and coaches want to do what they do. Last but certainly not least, Hunter is involved in the Alcoma Community Kids Club and was recently the recipient of a kindness award, as well as an athletic award at school.
Players of the Month
North Yellow Division – Kovi White (Lakeland Panthers – F)
Kovi is the leading scorer for the Lakeland Panthers, with 50 points so far this season. For the month of January, he had eight (8) goals and eight (8) assists in his team’s six (6) games. Kovi’s patience, creativity and shooting make him an effective player. His enthusiasm for hockey is contagious, and he is always fired up to step onto the ice. Kovi is a leader both on and off the ice!
North Blue Division – Hendrix MacMillan (St. Albert Jr. Raiders Lightning – F)
Hendrix has been a leader on both sides on the puck for the St. Albert Lightning this past month. With 47 points so far this season, he’s gained 11 goals and 11 assists in January. His coaching staff admire his effort and state that his strong play has set a great example of what it looks like to work hard and be a good teammate.
South Division – Nash Dyck (Taber Golden Suns – F)
With 94 points so far this season, Nash had an exceptional month. He was the leading goal-scorer in the round robin of the League-wide Showcase in January. Showcase tournament included, Nash had 20 goals and 18 assists last month. His team says that the enjoyment he brings to the rink often resonates with his coaches, teammates, parents, and even fans.
