Junior Review: TJ St Louis

[Nick Kirkpatrick 4]

Theodore James St. Louis was born in Montreal, Québéc And grew up loving the game of hockey, He grew up with two mothers, both of whom lived more of a hippie lifestyle and disproved of such a patriarchal manly sport. He never really understood what any of that crap meant but he loves hockey, so he secretly would watch games at friends houses, or while other kids would use incognito mode for internet porn, Tj used it to stream hockey games and look up stats. His love for the game grew and he secretly played after hours at his middle school, his gym teacher and future agent would shoot the tennis ball around behind the school with him and then drive him home. As Tj got older his Moms realized his love for the game and they couldn’t keep him from his hobbies, so they kicked him out and let him do what he wished. 
 

After being homeless for about 2 months at 14, His old Gym Teacher found out and instantly invited him in. He got Tj Back into Highschool and even on the school’s varsity hockey team.

He never stood out but played hard and never gave up on a shift, after turning 16 he was offered a contract with the Baie- Comeau Dakkar of the QMJHL. 
(St Louis plays a terrific two-way game and clears the crease) 

 

He spent his first season with Dakkar and only played about half the games, For a record of 7 Goals, 10 Assists in 38 Games, he Played terrific near the end of their season and finished with 10 Points in his last 7 Games. His hot streak continued into the playoffs, where he scored 12 Points in 13 games, before being eliminated by the Saint John Sea Dogs. The following year he signed with the Gatineau Olyimpic, and had a terrific year, collecting 21 Goals, 34 Assist in 68 Games, he missed a few games to injuries at the start of the year. The Olympic missed the playoffs that season. After that year he decided to move on from the Q league and expand his horizons, his agent put an offer out for teams in other areas that he was available.  No one replied until shortly into the VHLM Season, when the Yukon rush decided they would need some more forward depth, and sent an offer to St Louis. At first he wasn’t thrilled, I mean, who is about going to the Yukon??? But after landing and meeting his teammates, he realized he fit in pretty well, and has taken a liking to the city. He has had a very respectable season with 24 points in 28 games, as he hopes to improve his game and eventually play in the VHL.