It's not all too often that the RINK Winnipeg hosts multiple import players from Ontario on the same team. But two players from the same city in Ontario? That's even rarer. That's exactly the case of Graeme Tenhunen and Jake Ritson — two of Thunder Bay's finest young hockey players.

When you're the new kids in town, expectations tend to be modest—stay competitive, learn the ropes, and aim to build something for the future. Apparently, nobody told RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg’s U15 team.

For 14-year-old Markus Knaub, hockey is more than just a sport. It's more than a passion. Hockey is his lifestyle, his day-to-day driver and encapsulates his future plans.

In this hour-long episode, we dive deep into the recruitment process, from scouting and evaluation camps to the behind-the-scenes decisions that shape next seasons rosters.

For Grade 10 student Wyatt Jones, hockey has always been the No. 1 priority. That is until he started losing his sight.

For Ed Mauro's U18 Female Prep 2024-25 squad, there has not been a more consistent duo than that of star defenders Attica Sobering and Neve Cockerill.

The 2024-25 RINK U18 Female Prep squad is back, better than ever, fully restocked for what should be a thrilling year filled with change within the team. Having nine graduating players move on following the 2023-24 season, second-year head coach Ed Mauro has himself a younger — but equally competitive — group to work with this year.

For RINK Winnipeg's U17 Prep team, the 2024-25 will be a season of growth. As a newly expanded club team for the year, the U17 Prep squad will look to make an immediate impact within the Canadian Sport School Hockey League. And its first-year head coach is no exception.

RINK Hockey Academy Winnipeg is excited to reveal its new, streamlined jerseys for the upcoming season.

The players making up the RINK Winnipeg's U15 team are the new kids on the block on South Landing Drive this year.