YEG Summer Cup

⚡ Electrolyte Player of the Game ⚡

Noah Hackett of Team O'Byrnes Irish Pub earns Player of the Game honours after recording 2 goals and 2 assists to help lead his team to a 14-9 victory in Week 1 action of the Junior/Collegiate/Pro Division.

Noah spent the 2025-26 season with the Niagara University Men's NCAA Division I hockey program.

🚨 ELECTROLIT PLAYER OF THE GAME 🚨

Brady Whitehead put together a dominant performance for Team Canadian Icehouse, recording 3 goals and 3 assists to help lead his squad to victory in Week 1 action of the YEG Summer Cup Junior Collegiate Pro Division.

Whitehead currently plays for the Bonnyville Pontiacs (AJHL) and showcased his offensive skillset all game long, finishing with six points and earning Player of the Game honours.

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🎥 Player of the Game Highlight Mix

Luke Powell led Team Adam B. Young Insurance to a 24-11 victory with an incredible 6-goal, 6-assist performance.

After spending the 2025-26 season with the Edmonton Oil Kings of the WHL, Powell put his offensive talent on full display in Week 1 of the Junior Collegiate Pro Division.

Kai Matthew Breakaway Magic ✨Team GFI’s Kai Matthew turns on the jets, goes full hands on a breakaway, and roofs a beauty upstairs 🚀 Signed with the Albany Valley Bulldogs for next season in the BCHL, and already showing flashes of what’s to come.

6’3” and making it look easy.Nolan Wolitski steps up on the blue line, walks a guy with a slick move, and rips one on net for Team Pembina in U15 action at the . He doesn’t score on this one—Rowen Germain makes the stop for Team Bessette Wealth Management—but when your D-man is doing this at 15, it’s just a matter of time.Wolitski spent the winter with NAX U15 Prep, finishing top 3 in scoring among defensemen—and was taken 7th overall by the Red Deer Rebels in the 2025 WHL Draft.

EWAN GILLIS 🚨Team Adam B. Young Insurance – U18 Final | it wide. Cuts behind the net. Wraps it home.Ewan Gillis showed off the wheels and the finish with a smooth wraparound goal in the U18 Final — patience, edgework, and poise under pressure.Gillis played this past season with the KC Centennials U17 AAA and brought that speed and skill right into the Summer Cup.

Why shoot in the net when you can shoot through it?! 🚨 Sawyer Dingman of the Swift Current Broncos absolutely wires one—so hard the puck gets stuck in the mesh! That’s a missile.