Walpole Island's Tre Altiman of the Leamington Flyers has been named the Ontario Junior Hockey League's goaltender of the year. He achieved a league-leading save percentage of .942, with seven shutouts and a goals-against average of 1.78 during the regular season. Additionally, Ethan Jordan from Chatham received the prestigious President鈥檚 Award at Laurier after a standout football season. He holds multiple OUA records, including for career receptions and receiving yards. Finally, Chatham鈥檚 Joseph Raaymakers was honored as the playoff MVP in the Northern Premier Hockey League as his team prepares for the Outlaw Cup tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Tre Altiman: 27-8-1-0 record, .942 save percentage, 1.78 GAA
  • Ethan Jordan: 68 catches, 1,000+ receiving yards in consecutive seasons, 30 TD catches
  • Joseph Raaymakers: 11-0-1 playoff record, 2.39 GAA, .934 save percentage
State of Play
  • Altiman has been a three-time OJHL goaltender of the month this season.
  • The Chatham-Kent Cyclones are set to compete in the U14 OHL Cup next weekend.
What's Next

The Outlaw Cup tournament begins April 24, where Raaymakers and the Killer Bees will compete for the championship. The Cyclones will also aim for quarter-final advancement in their upcoming tournament, following a strong season.

Bottom Line

Local athletes continue to excel, showcasing exceptional talent and earning prestigious awards, underlining the strength of athlete development in the region.