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Cornwall Colts: Nicholas Yuill

By Victoria Klassen Ramblers.
This is Nicholas’ first season with
icholas Yuill found himself
Non skates at the age of three, the Cornwall Junior A Colts. He
learning to skate on the outdoor rink moved to Cornwall seven months
ago, at the end of August, to join the
his dad had made for him. From there,
he was signed up to play hockey by team.
aged five. “Unfortunately, the team will not
be making the playoffs this season,
Born in Bedford, Nova Scotia,
Nicholas grew up playing for the but we are excited moving forward
as we have a young team this year.
Bedford Blues Minor Hockey
Association. When he was bantam Personally, I’ve been having a good
age, he moved on to play for the year. I’ve been learning everything
I can and have been trying to focus
Bedford Barons. He then played for
the the Halifax McDonald’s Major on the details of my game with the
help of the coaching staff,” shared
Midget Hockey Club for two seasons.
It was during his time there that Nicholas. “Every day we come to the
he was drafted by the Cape Breton rink and always know that it’s going
to be a lot of fun. The atmosphere and
Screaming Eagles of the Quebec
Major Junior Hockey League. bond that we have created as a team
is what makes the group special.”
Last season he began the year
playing prep hockey for Rothesay For 19-year-old Nicholas, his
Netherwood School but he finished long-term career goal is to be a
surgeon. As with many Colts players,
the season playing Junior A hockey
for the Amherst Ramblers of the he hopes his time with the Colts will
Maritime Junior Hockey League. help him land a scholarship to play
He had the opportunity to compete college hockey while completing his
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