Dax MacLean was a talented and gifted scorer who excelled at every level of hockey he played.  Throughout his minor career in Chatham, he was a perennial all-star who was always at or near the top in scoring.  In 1991 he led the “AAA” Midget Rivermen to a Provincial and then, Atlantic title. 

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In '93 he joined the Notre Dame Hounds in the SJHL where he became a two-time all-star and team scoring leader.  In '95, Dax attended UNB where he established himself as one of the premier players in the country. He was an all-star as a rookie and led the Varsity Reds the next year to a silver medal at the CIAU Championships. In '97-'98, he was a key cog in their first CIAU title. That year he was the team’s scoring leader, league MVP, Most Sportsmanlike, and All-Canadian First Team forward. In his final season, Dax became UNB’s all-time leading goal scorer; a record he still holds. 

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Stacy Smallman is a prolific figure when it comes to hockey and is widely regarded as one of the best hockey players to come out of OLeary PEI.    Stacy played hockey with the Summerside Western Capitals, winning the Centennial Cup.  He also had a brief tenure with Pensacola Ice Pilots, a pro team in the ECHL in the '97-'98 season.   He moved on to play with the UNB Varsity Reds, taking home a silver in his first year and winning a National Championship in year four.