McGill University鈥檚 men鈥檚 hockey program celebrated its 149th year with an awards gala, where Charles-Antoine Dumont was named the most valuable player. Dumont, a right-winger, topped the team with 16 goals and 35 points this season. Goaltender Nicolas Ruccia was honored as rookie of the year, while Alexandre Pellerin earned the most improved player award. The event also recognized six graduating seniors and commemorated the team鈥檚 youthful lineup following a season playing at the refurbished McConnell Arena.

By the Numbers
  • Charles-Antoine Dumont scored 16 goals and 35 points in 33 games.
  • Nicolas Ruccia made 31 appearances with a save percentage of .921.
State of Play
  • McGill finished the regular season with a 19-17 overall record.
  • The team placed third in the OUA East division, earning a playoff berth for the 21st consecutive year.
What's Next

The Redbirds will aim to build on their youthful roster as they prepare for the next season, hoping to improve their playoff outcomes after a recent quarter-final exit.

Bottom Line

The gala highlights McGill's commitment to recognizing player achievements while signaling a promising future with a young, dynamic team ready for challenges ahead.