Avalon Junior Celtics

2025-2026 Avalon Junior Celtics

📸- Mark Sexton

A huge thank you to all of our overagers for their commitment, dedication, and leadership throughout their time with the Avalon Celtics. Your hard work on and off the ice has made a lasting impact on our organization, and we wish you all the best in your future endeavours.

Jonathan Carew — First called up while still in high school, Jonathan went on to play six seasons in the SJJHL. Always wanting the best for the team, Jonny embraced every opportunity he was given.

The Celtics wish Jonny all the best in his future endeavours.

Robert Reid — Acquired by the Celtics in his final junior season, Robert previously spent time with the Paradise Warriors and went on to have his strongest SJJHL season in his final year.

The Celtics wish Robert all the best in his future endeavours.

Ronan Whitten — A leader in our locker room, Ronan was a constant offensive threat and competitor. In just his second season in the SJJHL, he led all of Atlantic Canada in points. His final year was cut short as his schooling took him outside of Newfoundland.

The Celtics wish Ronan all the best in his future endeavours.

Cashe Corbett — Acquired by the Celtics in his final junior season, Cashe spent the previous three years with the Paradise Warriors, where he developed a reputation for his scoring touch.

The Celtics wish Cashe all the best in his future endeavours.

Matt Dunn — Acquired by the Celtics in his final junior season, Matt also spent time with the St. John’s Caps, where he captured the Taylor Cup in 2024.

We thank Matt for his dedication to our organization and wish him all the best in his future endeavours.

Sam Butler — A key member of the Avalon Celtics, Sam is known for his leadership, work ethic, and team-first attitude. He also suited up for the St. John’s Caps during his junior career.

The Celtics organization wishes Sam the very best in his future endeavours as his junior career comes to an end.

Luke Power — Splitting his junior career between the Northeast Eagles and the Avalon Celtics, Luke was known for his rugged style of play and relentless passion for the game, always putting his team and teammates first every night.

As our season comes to an end, the Avalon Celtics organization would like to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who supported us along the way.

To our sponsors, your support makes everything we do possible. Your commitment to our team and community allows our players the opportunity to compete and represent this organization with pride.

To our families, thank you for the countless hours, sacrifices, and support you give our players and staff throughout the season. Hockey is a team effort on and off the ice, and your dedication never goes unnoticed.

And finally, to our incredible fans, thank you for standing behind us every step of the way. Your energy, encouragement, and loyalty mean everything to our players and staff.

While the season didn’t end the way we hoped, we are proud of the effort and heart shown by our group all year long.

Thank you for being part of the Celtics family.

Last night our season came to end with the Stars taking the series 3-1 Michael Canning was named Player of the Game, Best of luck to the CBN Stars as they advance to the next round.

Deadline is approaching if you can’t make it to the rink tonight join is through our live stream

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We will be live again Wednesday night!