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A little more than a year ago, Kingston Delisle wasn’t sure he wanted to keep playing hockey after a difficult year on and off the ice at Bishop Kearney High School in Rochester, New York.

The boys’ hockey portion of the Chevrolet Cup in Chateauguay ended without any Kahnawa’kehró:non players making it to the medal rounds, but it was still a good experience for those who took part in the provincial tournament.

Kahnawake was all over the ice throughout the two weeks of the Chevrolet Cup hockey tournament - and not just on the two teams facing off at a time.

Player development has been the forefront of local lacrosse coach Al Jones’ philosophy over the years, and now he’ll get the chance to enact that at one of the highest levels in the sport.

At 15 years old, Kahnawa’kehró:non forward Nikarahkwa Diabo has proved to be a valuable asset to the U18BB Central Hockey Alliance Grizzlies Black in his first year, even if it might not necessarily appear on the score sheet every night.

Kaymen Diabo will be continuing his path in high-level lacrosse at the senior level, having been selected in the fourth round, 24th overall by Major Series Lacrosse (MSL)’s Cobourg Kodiaks.

Eleven players – six girls and five boys – will represent the community after making the official roster for Team Eastern Door and the North (EDN) ahead of the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC).

The suspension of the Mohawk Council of Kanesatake (MCK) elections was easily one of the biggest local stories of the year, but there was plenty more taking place in Kanesatake/Kanehsatake in 2025.

It was a huge year for sports in Kahnawake, with championship wins and draft selections going along with medals, much effort, and lots of fun!

The CCM Challenge, a yearly tournament featuring some of the top U18 AAA teams in the province, was held in Chateauguay this year, and featured two Kahnawake players in prominent spots.