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A lifelong hockey fan, Tyson attended youth hockey camps, played for Vancouver Island Amateur Hockey Association teams, and trained at the Banff Hockey Academy before establishing himself as a journalist, writing for both Hockey Canada and his beloved Vancouver Canucks. Outside of work, he enjoyed his boxer dogs, road trips, camping, barbecuing, fishing, and sports. Joining the ²´˜·ŠÊ˜·³Çapp in 2013, Tyson made an immediate impact with his knowledge of the game, engagement with student-athletes, and tracking of alumni success. As Director, he was responsible for social media, press releases, and publicity, playing a pivotal role in growing the league across Canada.

In honour of Tyson’s passion and contributions to the game of hockey, his family and the ²´˜·ŠÊ˜·³Çapp established the annual Tyson Giuriato Hockey Camp Scholarship. Every year, the scholarship awards six families $600 each to send their child to a hockey camp of their choice.

Eligibility
Any child aged 7-14, living in any state or province, may apply. Children that have never played the game but would like to attend a camp are encouraged to apply. If camp registration has already been paid, you are still eligible to apply.

Qualifications
Applications should include:
• Applicant name, address, and contact information
• The hockey camp you’d like to attend
• Why you want to attend the camp
• Future hockey and career plans
• Outside interests (passions, activities, and sports)
• Achievements (academic, community, and sports)
• Any other information that you would like to share with the committee

Submission
Applications can be sent toÌýinfo@csshl.ca. This year’s deadline for submission is March 30, 2025.

Selection
The selection committee reviews all applications, and successful applicants will be notified by May 1, 2025.

Past Winners
2024: Ryker Dunkley, Drew Meashaw, Londyn Sheehan, Oliver Taylor, Carson Watrich, and Lily Wright
2023: Jaedynn Dewitt, Bentley Hanson, Tyson Kozyn, Logan Lemaigre, Ari Stamhius, and Reese Welters
2022: Hudson Crocker, Cadence Mamakeesic, Owen Powell, Kale & Luke Pratte, and Layla Silakiewicz.
2021: Ethan Kersten, Sophia Swain