2025-26 Annual General Meeting and Annual Awards Recap
by Hockey PEI Communications // @HockeyPEI // Friday, June 26th, 2026
CHARLOTTETOWN, PE - The 2025-26 Hockey PEI Annual General Meeting (AGM) and 18th Annual Awards Ceremony concluded on Thursday evening in Charlottetown at the Rodd Charlottetown alongside association members and partners.
The 2026-27 Hockey PEI Board of Directors were elected/acclaimed:
President: Robert MacMillan
Executive Vice-President - Hockey - Tanner Doiron
Vice President - Finance & Administration - Heidi Lawlor
Minor Council Chair - Paul Matte
Female Council Chair - Krista Millar-Smith
Development Chair - Morgan Rice
Junior / Senior Chair - Robert Maddix
Manager, Officiating - Steven Green
Past President: Al MacIsaac
The 2025-26 Hockey PEI Award Winners were also announced:
Male Player of the Year – Tucker Gates
Female Player of the Year – Ellie Mullins
Team of the Year – U11 A Gulf Storm
Aaron Coffin Official of the Year – Travis Timmons
Coach of the Year - Dean Getson
Gordie Whitlock Development Award – Nelson MacAulay
Clifford Affleck Award – Wade Waddell
Volunteer of the Year – Pat and Lindy McQuillan
Administrator of the Year – Caley McDonald
President’s Award – Sandra Jamieson
BFL Canada Jim Stirling Scholarship - Maggie Gamble
Hockey PEI Scholarship – William Dunn
Hockey PEI would like to thank all players, volunteers, administrators and operators for a great season. We look forward to launching our 2026-27 season in the coming months.
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It's wonderful to see the recognition of so many deserving individuals and teams at the Hockey PEI Annual Awards Ceremony. The dedication and passion shown by players, coaches, and volunteers truly enrich the sport. While reflecting on the evolving landscape of community and connection, I recently came across a resource about AI-driven companionship, which you can explore at https://www.myairomance.com/. It’s interesting to think about how technology can complement our social interactions, much like the camaraderie fostered in hockey.
It's wonderful to see the recognition of so many deserving individuals and teams at the Hockey PEI Annual Awards Ceremony. The dedication and passion shown by players, coaches, and volunteers truly enrich the sport. While reflecting on the evolving landscape of community and connection, I recently came across a resource about AI-driven companionship, which you can explore at https://www.myairomance.com/. It’s interesting to think about how technology can complement our social interactions, much like the camaraderie fostered in hockey.
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