Tyson Verhelst turns junior hockey career into coaching opportunity

Tyson Verhelst had his budding junior hockey career cut short due to concussions. Now, he’s using his experience to coach the next generation of up and coming goaltenders in Hockey Alberta.

 

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Skylar Peters is a 21-year-old from Brandon, Manitoba who made the exodus to Lethbridge in the fall of 2017. Skylar is in his second year of the Digital Communications and Media program at Lethbridge College. He found his passion for media after appearing on a nation-wide hockey broadcast during high school. He has a passion for sports, and frequently likes to complain about his Blackhawks, Seahawks, and Blue Jays. When not studying hard, Skylar enjoys swinging the wrenches, barbecuing, and playing men’s league hockey.

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