Bucks goalie selected for all-star game

Cranbrook Bucks goalie Jaden Cholette will be replacing the Brooks Bandit’s goaltender in the upcoming BCHL all-star game.

Cholette was already going to be in Salmon Arm that weekend to take part in the prospects game but will now play in the three-on-three all-star game as well.

So far this season he has a .919 save percentage, a 2.55 goals-against average and a record of 11-6-1 for the Bucks.

Cholette will be joining defenceman Bryce Sookro who was initially selected for the roster.

The BCHL all-star weekend takes place from Jan. 17-18.


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