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Monday Mar. 17

St Malo Arena

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LEAGUE STANDINGS

Team	GP	W	L	OTW	OTL	PTS
St. Malo	30	24	5	1	0	74
Beausejour	30	22	5	1	2	70
Lundar	30	17	11	2	0	55
La Broquer..	30	13	15	0	2	41
Selkirk	30	12	14	1	3	41
Arborg	30	7	22	1	0	23
N. Winnipe..	30	3	26	1	0	11

Fish Points Leaders

Logan
Saluk

Player	Points
Dawson Bergagnini	26
Ryland Schroeder	18
Theo Courchene	17
Ashton Schroeder	15
Gaven Berry	13
Kyle Folhoffer	12
Julius Guimond	11
Anthony Bruyere	10
Izzy Aime	9

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2022-2023

Fish Win 3rd Straight CRJHL Championship

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Kasen Andrushko Net Drive

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Owen Derwianchuk Save

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Fish in 2022 Selkirk Parade

Fish Alumni Darren Helm - 2 Cups

2021-2022 CRJHL Champs

The only way to finish a Hockey Season. Back TO Back Champs!!

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Kyle Follhoffer

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#17 Matt Wagner Short Handed Goal

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14 Kyle Follhoffer

Fish Vs. St. Malo, Dec. 19, 2021

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5 Reece Tessier

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#12 Matt Brooks with the Goal

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Big Hearts Christmas Hamper Drive 2021

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Jordan Donald Goal Vs. Arborg

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Reece Tessier

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Nov 17, 2019 vs. Lundar

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2018-2019 CRJHL Champions

NEWS

Selkirk Fishermen 2024-25 Team Awards and Graduating Players
Selkirk Fishermen Toy Drive was a Success
CRJHL Welcomes New Team for 2024-25

APRIL 17, 2025

Selkirk Fishermen 2024-25 Team Awards and Graduating Players

Selkirk Fishermen

As the Selkirk Fishermen wrapped up their 2024-25 season with the annual awards banquet last week, the organization took time to honor and celebrate the careers of their graduating players—three exceptional young men who have left a lasting impact on the team, both on and off the ice.

Captain Kyle Folhoffer capped off a stellar junior hockey career that began with the Fishermen in the 2021-22 season. Over his tenure, Kyle played in 124 games, tallying 28 goals and 73 assists for an impressive 101 points, along with 219 penalty minutes and two championships with the team. His leadership, grit, and playmaking ability have been a cornerstone of the team’s identity, and his presence in the locker room will be deeply missed.

Assistant Captain Marcus King, who first donned the Fishermen jersey during the shortened 2020-21 season, leaves behind a legacy of toughness and heart. In 96 games, Marcus recorded 5 goals, 13 assists, for 18 points while racking up a remarkable 473 penalty minutes and two championship rings along the way. His physical presence and unwavering commitment to protecting his teammates made him a fan favorite.

Julius Guimond joined the Fishermen for the 2022-23 season and quickly established himself as a consistent and dependable forward. Over 102 games, he notched 16 goals and 27 assists for a total of 43 points with just 16 penalty minutes and a championship. Known for his smart two-way play and quiet leadership, Julius has been a key contributor on both ends of the ice.

The Selkirk Fishermen organization would like to extend heartfelt thanks to Kyle, Marcus, and Julius for their hard work, dedication, and the countless memories they’ve created in Fishermen colours. Their contributions have helped shape the culture and spirit of the team, and they will forever be a part of the Fishermen family.

We wish all three graduating players the very best in their future endeavors beyond hockey.

Graduating Fish player in the middle of coaching staff - Julius Guimond(left) ,Marcus King(middle), Kyle folhoffer(right)

Along with our graduating players, we honoured the outstanding contributions of several team members who rose above and beyond throughout the 2024–25 season.

Top Scorer – Logan Saluk
We began by honoring the team’s Top Scorer, awarded to forward Logan Saluk. A consistent offensive force, Saluk led the Fishermen through the regular season with 21 goals and 20 assists for 41 points in 30 games. When the playoffs began, he reached another gear, contributing 7 goals and 5 assists in just 8 postseason games. Remarkably, he tied for first in playoff scoring league-wide, despite playing seven fewer games than the player he tied with. Logan’s impact on the scoresheet and his ability to deliver in crucial moments were invaluable. Congratulations Logan.

Logan Saluk accepting his award in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Rookie of the Year – Ashton Schroeder
The Mark Hendry Memorial Rookie of the Year Award was presented to Ashton Schroeder, who made an immediate impression after joining the team ten games into the season. Ashton quickly found his rhythm, finishing fifth in team scoring with 8 goals and 10 assists for 18 points in just 28 games. Beyond his offensive contributions, he became one of the Fishermen’s most reliable defensive forwards and a key figure on the penalty kill. Congratulations Ashton on a fantastic rookie campaign.

Ashton Schroeder accepting his award in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Most Improved Player – Izzy Aime
The Most Improved Player award was earned by Izzy Aime, whose journey this season was a testament to perseverance and determination. Through his first 24 games, Izzy had just 4 goals and 2 points, but his unwavering commitment to improving—on the ice, in practice, and away from the rink—paid off. In the final stretch of the regular season, he tallied 2 goals and 3 assists in the last 6 games. He continued to elevate his play in the postseason, adding 3 goals and an assist over 9 playoff appearances. Congratulations Izzy on your inspiring development.

Izzy Aime accepting his awards in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Scholastic & Team Dedication – Kyle Folhoffer
Two prestigious honors—the McMillan Family Scholastic Award and the Fred Epps Memorial Manager’s Award for Team Dedication On & Off the Ice—were awarded to team captain Kyle Folhoffer. A true leader in every sense, Kyle exemplified professionalism, character, and heart both on the ice and in the locker room. While leading the Fishermen with an unwavering work ethic, he also pursued his business degree at Red River College, balancing academics with a high-level competition. Kyle’s influence on team culture and morale cannot be overstated. Congratulations Kyle.

Kyle Folhoffer accepting his awards in the middle of Fish Coaching staff

Leadership, Ability & Sportsmanship – Theo Courchene
The Wayne Fey Memorial Award for Leadership, Ability and Sportsmanship was presented to Theo Courchene, a steady and reliable presence throughout the season. With 13 goals, 10 assists, and only 22 penalty minutes in 37 games—just 8 of those minutes coming in 36 of those appearances—Theo demonstrated excellence in performance, maturity in decision-making, and leadership by example. Congratulations Theo on embodying the values of this award so fully.

Theo Courchene accepting his awards in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Top Defenceman – Ryland Schroeder
The Carl Makara Memorial Award for Top Defenceman went to assistant captain Ryland Schroeder. As the cornerstone of the Fishermen’s defensive unit, Ryland led with poise and consistency. He was a dependable presence in every situation and contributed significantly on the scoresheet as well, finishing third in team scoring with 9 goals and 13 assists for 22 points in 37 games. Ryland’s complete game was essential to the team’s success. Congratulations Ryland.

Ryland Schroeder accepting his award in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Coach’s Award – Dawson Bergagnini
The Ernie Malis Memorial Coach’s Award for Inspirational Leadership and Ability was awarded to Dawson Bergagnini. Dawson’s tireless effort in both games and practices served as an example for teammates and a driving force behind the team’s competitive edge. He led by playing with passion and drive, finishing second in team scoring with 15 goals and 21 assists for 36 points in 33 games. Congratulations Dawson for leading with heart and elevating those around you.

Dawson Bergagnini accepting his award in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Blood & Guts Award – Ty Johnson
The Blood & Guts Award, given to the player who gave everything for the team, was awarded to Ty Johnson. Ty embraced his role as a stay-at-home defenseman with grit and determination. Whether it was blocking shots, clearing the crease, or battling in the corners, Ty brought a warrior’s mentality to every shift. He also demonstrated unmatched commitment off the ice—never missing a practice or game all season and always showing up ready to give 100%. Congratulations Ty for your toughness and dedication.

Ty Johnson accepting his award in the middle of Fish coaching staff

Top Playoff Performers – Izzy Aime & Theo Courchene
The final awards of the evening recognized the Top Playoff Performers, and were shared by Izzy Aime and Theo Courchene. Both players were instrumental in the team’s postseason push. Izzy added 3 goals and 1 assist in 9 games, while Theo led the way with 6 playoff goals. Their willingness to block shots, backcheck relentlessly, and battle in high-pressure moments demonstrated the type of leadership and drive that defines playoff hockey. Congratulations Izzy and Theo.

Congratulations once again to all award winners, and graduating players and thank you to the players, families, coaches, volunteers, and fans who made this season possible and supported the team. We hope to see you all next season!