This month’s player profile is Blind Hockey player Graham Foxcroft from Vancouver, BC. Graham is not only a dedicated Blind Hockey player, but he is an incredible volunteer who is joining the CBH team as the Vancouver Program Coordinator. Here is his story in his own words: My vision is congenital night blindness and I…
“Blind Hockey has taught me that my visual disability isn’t something that needs to be seen as negative, but instead has opened up new opportunities for me to excel in the sport of hockey and many other areas of my life.” – Lorenzo G
Blind Hockey Spotlight: Adam Kugler-Sprayson, Saskatchewan Adam Kugler Sprayson, known as AKS, has journeyed with Canadian Blind Hockey for over a decade. From a young child learning to skate with Courage Canada, to now participating in the Summer Development Camp, Nationals and any chance he can get on the ice. Here’s more from Adam in…
Canadian Blind Hockey is thrilled to announce that Luca DeMontis has been promoted to the role of Program Director. In his new position he will be responsible for the implementation and management of Canadian Blind Hockey programs across the country, and working with the local Program Coordinators to effectively deliver quality Blind Hockey programming coast-to-coast.…
Kaiden from the Newfoundland Eyelanders is so excited and nervous for this year’s 10th Annual Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament and he can’t wait to see all his friends and meet new ones. He is really hoping to get another hat trick this year. He has many plans for when he arrives in Toronto…
Counting down to 10 years of the Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament with Brian Mackie who has attended all 10! “I’ve been playing Blind Hockey for 30 years. In 1993 I started playing regularly with the Toronto Ice Owls until 2000 when I moved out west and started playing with the Vancouver Eclipse. As…
This month we highlight the great work from one of the latest Blind Hockey players Conrad Eder and the incredible work he’s doing to grow the game in Ottawa as he prepares for his first ever Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament! Here is his story from his own words: I got diagnosed with RP about 6…
This month we highlight the great work from Team Canada Blind Hockey player and National Team Paraclimbing athlete Chaz Misuraca from Stratford Ontario. Here is his inspiring and encouraging story from his own words: “My first-time playing hockey after losing my vision went surprisingly well – same skate, same stick, and instead of looking for…
This month we want to highlight Brandon Joy, age 20, and the incredible work he continues to do to bring more Blind Hockey awareness to Eastern Canada! Learn about the impact of Blind Hockey in Brandon’s own words: “I was diagnosed when I was 3. My family and I were out camping, and my dad…
We wanted to share quotes from a great article from the CBC, which speaks to the importance of our #BlindHockey development camps. Canadian Blind Hockey executive director Matt Morrow says “Any time we host an event like this, it has the effect of growing the para sport of blind hockey,” said Morrow, adding there are…
This month’s player profile is Blind Hockey player Graham Foxcroft from Vancouver, BC. Graham is not only a dedicated Blind Hockey player, but he is an incredible volunteer who is joining the CBH team as the Vancouver Program Coordinator. Here is his story in his own words: My vision is congenital night blindness and I…
“Blind Hockey has taught me that my visual disability isn’t something that needs to be seen as negative, but instead has opened up new opportunities for me to excel in the sport of hockey and many other areas of my life.” – Lorenzo G
Blind Hockey Spotlight: Adam Kugler-Sprayson, Saskatchewan Adam Kugler Sprayson, known as AKS, has journeyed with Canadian Blind Hockey for over a decade. From a young child learning to skate with Courage Canada, to now participating in the Summer Development Camp, Nationals and any chance he can get on the ice. Here’s more from Adam in…
Canadian Blind Hockey is thrilled to announce that Luca DeMontis has been promoted to the role of Program Director. In his new position he will be responsible for the implementation and management of Canadian Blind Hockey programs across the country, and working with the local Program Coordinators to effectively deliver quality Blind Hockey programming coast-to-coast.…
Kaiden from the Newfoundland Eyelanders is so excited and nervous for this year’s 10th Annual Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament and he can’t wait to see all his friends and meet new ones. He is really hoping to get another hat trick this year. He has many plans for when he arrives in Toronto…
Counting down to 10 years of the Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament with Brian Mackie who has attended all 10! “I’ve been playing Blind Hockey for 30 years. In 1993 I started playing regularly with the Toronto Ice Owls until 2000 when I moved out west and started playing with the Vancouver Eclipse. As…
This month we highlight the great work from one of the latest Blind Hockey players Conrad Eder and the incredible work he’s doing to grow the game in Ottawa as he prepares for his first ever Canadian National Blind Hockey Tournament! Here is his story from his own words: I got diagnosed with RP about 6…
This month we highlight the great work from Team Canada Blind Hockey player and National Team Paraclimbing athlete Chaz Misuraca from Stratford Ontario. Here is his inspiring and encouraging story from his own words: “My first-time playing hockey after losing my vision went surprisingly well – same skate, same stick, and instead of looking for…
This month we want to highlight Brandon Joy, age 20, and the incredible work he continues to do to bring more Blind Hockey awareness to Eastern Canada! Learn about the impact of Blind Hockey in Brandon’s own words: “I was diagnosed when I was 3. My family and I were out camping, and my dad…
We wanted to share quotes from a great article from the CBC, which speaks to the importance of our #BlindHockey development camps. Canadian Blind Hockey executive director Matt Morrow says “Any time we host an event like this, it has the effect of growing the para sport of blind hockey,” said Morrow, adding there are…
