The Roster.

Born in 2005 in Lesquin, France, Anaïs Taillez has built her career by chasing high-level hockey across Europe. After a season in the Malmö Redhawks system, where she split time between the J20 team, the NDHL and the HockeyAllsvenskan, she moved to Frosta Hockey in southern Sweden.

Her 2025–26 season was a breakout: 36 points (21 goals, 15 assists) in just 16 games for Frosta's U19 team, plus a 10-game stint against boys at the U20 Division 1 level. She has carried that form into 2026–27 with Frosta's senior women's team in Division 2, scoring five points in her first two games.

Quick, creative and fearless around the net, Anaïs is a natural goal scorer who keeps raising her level. GLSM is working with her on the next step of a career that has already crossed borders.

Laval, Quebec native Chaka-Benjamin Ntumba-Muntu is a 2003-born forward whose career has taken him from Quebec to Denmark and now France. After playing senior hockey with the Montreal Mounties, he spent 2025–26 in Denmark's second division, putting up 33 points in 27 games split between Hvidovre II and Odense IK.

For 2026–27, Chaka signed with Toulon in France3, and he has opened the season with three points in his first two games. He is a strong, smart forward who protects the puck, makes plays in tight spaces and brings a mature, professional approach to every shift.

Chaka's readiness to adapt to new countries, systems and teammates sets him apart. GLSM is helping him build a long professional career overseas, one smart move at a time.

Alex Levasseur is a 2007-born forward from Edmundston, New Brunswick, with a quick release and a nose for the net. He first stood out with 27 points in 36 games at Collège Esther-Blondin in Quebec's U18 AAA league, which earned him a look in the QMJHL with the Gatineau Olympiques.

In 2025–26 he found his scoring touch in the AJHL with the Lloydminster Bobcats, posting 15 points in 20 games and two more in the playoffs. For 2026–27, Alex has moved to the Alberni Valley Bulldogs of the BCHL, one of the top Junior A leagues in North America and a proven route to NCAA hockey.

A creative playmaker who attacks defenders with speed, Alex has now played in three of Canada's top junior leagues before turning 20. GLSM is helping him turn that experience into a college commitment.

Petrolia, Ontario's Adam Broad is a 2007-born defenseman who has climbed the Ontario junior ladder one step at a time. He put up 19 points with the Mooretown Flags of the PJCHL, then matched that total with the Strathroy Rockets of the GOJHL in 2025–26.

Now with the Hamilton Steel in the GOJHL, Adam has opened 2026–27 with nine points in 17 games. He skates well, moves the puck quickly out of his own end and joins the attack at the right moments, while staying calm and reliable defensively.

Steady, mature and hard to play against, Adam is the kind of defenseman coaches trust in every situation. Our team is helping him line up college hockey options for the years ahead.

Sterling, Massachusetts native Tucker Watkins is a 2009-born forward and one of the most productive young scorers in the GLSM group. In 2025–26 he scored 21 goals and 30 points in 33 games with the South Shore Kings in the USPHL Elite, then added four points in the playoffs.

This season Tucker has moved up to the Kings' USPHL Premier team and has six points in his first six games. He has a heavy shot and quick hands, and he keeps finding open ice in the offensive zone, which makes him a constant threat to score.

At just 17, Tucker is already producing at the junior level in a league that sends many players on to NCAA programs. GLSM is guiding his recruitment as his game continues to grow.

Ottawa's Christian Gimpoli is a 2010-born defenseman who has already made the jump to junior hockey at 16. In 2025–26 he posted 10 points in 31 games with the Ottawa Jr. 67s U16 AAA, plus six points in 12 playoff games.

He also got his first taste of the EOJHL with the Renfrew Timberwolves, recording seven points in 13 games, and is now a full-time member of their blue line. At six feet, Christian pairs good mobility with a calm, mature approach and a knack for creating offense from the back end.

Holding his own against players several years older, Christian is one of the youngest defensemen in his league. We look forward to watching him take on bigger roles.

Adrian Wood is a 2008-born goaltender from Ottawa who brings a commanding 6-foot-4 frame to the crease. He came up through the Ottawa West Golden Knights and Ottawa Sting programs and made his EOJHL debut with the Ottawa Jr. Canadians in 2024–25.

His 2025–26 season with the Ottawa Sting U18 AA was a breakout: a 12-2-1 record, a 1.98 goals-against average and three shutouts, followed by five playoff starts. Now with the Winchester Hawks, he already has a shutout in his first six junior games.

Big, composed and positionally sound, Adrian takes away the net and makes hard saves look routine. GLSM is working with him on a path toward college hockey.

Evan Streek is a 2009-born forward from Ottawa who has moved steadily up the Eastern Ontario ranks. He scored 28 points with the Nepean Raiders U15 AA, played U16 AAA with the Eastern Ontario Wild, and posted 13 points in 26 games with the Ottawa Valley Titans U18 AAA in 2025–26.

Evan saved his best for the playoffs, with 10 points in 11 post-season games for the Titans. This season he has stepped into the EOJHL full time with the Carleton Place Jr. Canadians and has eight points in his first 10 games.

At 6-foot-2, Evan protects the puck well, wins battles along the boards and has a scoring touch around the net. His upward trend has him well placed for the next level.

Joshua Rickard is a 2008-born forward from the Ottawa area. After a 19-point season with the Ottawa Sting U18 AA in 2024–25, he moved up to junior and spent 2025–26 with the Arnprior Packers of the EOJHL, with a short stint for the Kanata Kings in the NCJHL.

For 2026–27, Joshua is skating with the Smiths Falls Jr. Bears after opening the season with the Ottawa West Golden Knights. He plays a hard-nosed, reliable game: strong on the forecheck, willing to go to the dirty areas and responsible in all three zones.

Joshua is the type of forward every junior team needs. GLSM is helping him find the right fit to grow his role.

Stittsville, Ontario's Jacob Perreault is a 2005-born forward and an elite playmaker. He was one of the EOJHL's top producers, with 49 points for the Ottawa West Golden Knights in 2024–25 and 45 points plus 15 more in 12 playoff games with the Ottawa Jr. Canadians in 2025–26.

For 2026–27, Jacob has moved to Poland to join Opole United, where he studies at university while playing. The move has started brilliantly: 19 points in six games in Poland's second division, plus four points in three EUHL games.

Patient with the puck and always looking for the next pass, Jacob makes his linemates better. GLSM is proud to support him as he combines school and hockey in Europe.

Jackson Gibbons is a 2010-born forward from Sudbury, Ontario, who came through the Eastern Ontario Wild AAA program. In 2025–26 he led the way for the Eastern Ontario Cobras U16 AA with 35 points (13 goals, 22 assists) in 29 games.

His play earned him a five-game call-up to the Cobras' U18 AA team, where he held his own with five points against older players. Jackson sees the ice well, sets up his linemates and doesn't back down from physical play.

With strong production and a competitive edge, Jackson is building toward his first junior hockey opportunity. GLSM is helping him and his family plan each step along the way.

Renfrew, Ontario's Rhys Baker is a 2010-born forward who spent his early years with the Upper Ottawa Valley Aces, playing at the U15 AA and U16 AA levels in the HEO.

For 2026–27, Rhys has made a big move to the Windsor Jr. Spitfires U18 AAA in the Alliance league, playing up against older competition in one of Ontario's strongest AAA programs. He has already picked up his first point at the new level.

Rhys plays with pace, works hard on the forecheck and keeps improving in the details. We're in his corner as he settles into a tougher league ahead of his OHL draft years.

Kayden Marion is a 2013-born goaltender from Ottawa, Ontario, and the youngest athlete in the GLSM family. He already brings a calm, steady presence to the crease and a real love of stopping pucks.

Quick reflexes and sound positioning let Kayden stay composed under pressure. He is working on the technical and mental parts of the position early, building habits that will serve him for years.

Kayden is coachable, focused and a great teammate. GLSM is excited to help his family plan his long-term development as he moves through minor hockey.

Michael Drummond is a young forward developing in England's youth hockey system, where he has already logged 80 points in 73 recorded games across three seasons.

In 2025–26 he led U12 North 1 with 23 goals in 17 games for the Solihull Barons, while also playing up at the U14 level, finishing the year with 46 points in 42 games across three teams and four hat tricks.

Now competing in U14 with the Chelmsford Braves and Oxford Stars, Michael is a natural goal scorer with a quick release. GLSM is excited to support his development as he grows into the next stage of his career.

Logan Beaudoin is a 2011-born goaltender who plays in the Cumberland Jr. Grads organization in Ottawa's east end. After moving up from the U14 AA program, he became the starter for the Cumberland Jr. Grads U15 B team.

Logan's 2025–26 season was outstanding: a 1.72 goals-against average and five shutouts in 13 regular-season games, followed by a 1.48 GAA and another shutout in four playoff games.

A focused, hard-working netminder who stays square and reads the play well, Logan is off to a great start. GLSM is helping him plan his next steps as he moves up through minor hockey.

Nicolas Rancourt is a 2011-born defenseman who came through the Cumberland Jr. Grads program, scoring six points at U14 AA in 2024–25 and nine points at U15 AA in 2025–26.

For 2026–27, he has earned a spot with the Eastern Ontario Wild U16 AAA, one of the region's top programs, and has already produced five points through eight games. He is smart and mobile, moves the puck well and isn't afraid of physical play.

Nicolas is quickly adapting to AAA hockey. GLSM will be alongside him through his OHL draft year.

Miroslav Barusevičius is a 2009-born forward from Klaipėda, Lithuania, who crossed the Atlantic to pursue his development at Somang Hockey in Terrebonne, Quebec, an international academy known for preparing players for the next level.

In 2025–26 he played a full schedule with Somang's U16 AAA team across the U16 AAA, UT1HL and NAPrepHL circuits. This season he has moved up to the U18 AAA team and has five points in his first seven games. He has also trained extensively with skills coach François Landreville.

A creative, hard-working forward with a high hockey IQ, Miroslav has fully committed to the North American game. GLSM is proud to help guide his path.

Mason Doucet is a 2008-born goaltender from Chéticamp, Nova Scotia. He made his name with the Cabot Highlanders U16 AAA, where he posted a .938 save percentage and a 10-5-2 record in 2024–25, then added a .965 save percentage in the playoffs.

After a season with the Sydney Rush in the Nova Scotia U18 league, Mason has joined the NCC Navs Prep program for 2026–27 and has won both of his first starts, in the GLPHL and the JPHL 18U.

Athletic and competitive, Mason tracks the puck well and battles for every save. His move to prep hockey gives him exposure to junior and college programs, and GLSM is helping him make the most of it.

Jacob Clough is a 2011-born forward from Truro, Nova Scotia, who spent two seasons with the Truro Bearcats U15, improving from eight points to 14.

For 2026–27 he moved to the NH Mountain Kings Academy in New Hampshire, and the jump has paid off. Jacob has 39 points in 27 games in 15U AAA play and 14 points in eight games at the EP Showcase Series. At 6-foot-1, he pairs rare size for his age with skill and vision.

Jacob is one of the most exciting young prospects in the GLSM group. We're working closely with him and his family on the next stage of his development.