I am a professional ice hockey player currently playing for the Leeds Knights. Over the course of my career, I have played for several teams and have also competed overseas in Finland, where I played in the Mestis U20 league before returning to the UK to continue my career with Leeds Knights.

I have represented Great Britain men’s national ice hockey team since the age of 16, competing at both U18 and U20 levels. During this time, I served as assistant captain at the IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship.

I am a forward and am comfortable playing both center and wing. Some of my key achievements include winning five trophies in four years with Leeds, including three league titles, a National Cup, and a playoff championship. Internationally, I have also won three medals while representing Great Britain: two bronze medals and one silver medal.

I started playing ice hockey from a very young age. I began skating at the age of two and started playing hockey when I was four. A major part of my development came at a young age when I joined the Okanagan Hockey Academy, where we trained on the ice and off the ice every day.

My time there played a huge role in shaping my career. It helped me discover the type of player I am today and understand my role on the ice, and develop the skills and mindset needed to compete at the highest level.

I am joining Toxic Hockey Hub because I believe it is a fantastic team and an incredible platform for helping young players develop and become the best hockey players they can possibly be.