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Solomon Schechter Academy Student Tyler Steinberg is thriving on the ice
Côte Saint-Luc resident Tyler Steinberg started skating at 18 months old. By 2023, he was representing Team Quebec/Montreal Canadiens as Assistant Captain that eventually made it to The Brick Invitational Tour in Edmonton. The team won the series with Tyler having scored an overtime goal of game six of the round robin series. He was named first star twice with eight goals in eight games. Next year Tyler will play M13 PeeWee AAA Major for the Lac Saint Louis Lions with the hopes of winning the Quebec International PeeWee Tournament. Long term, Tyler has his eyes on playing NCAA D1 hockey for Boston College and then the NHL. At Solomon Schechter Academy, where he graduates this year, he also plays for the Bears hockey team and is a top student. In fact he will receive the Rosa Finestone Award of Merit, named after the former school principal and a constituent of mine in District 2. Note that I identified Paul Steinberg as his uncle; he is Tyler's grandfather. Paul looks so young still that I made that error.
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By Mike CohenCôte Saint-Luc resident Tyler Steinberg started skating at 18 months old. By 2023, he was representing Team Quebec/Montreal Canadiens as Assistant Captain that eventually made it to The Brick Invitational Tour in Edmonton. The team won the series with Tyler having scored an overtime goal of game six of the round robin series. He was named first star twice with eight goals in eight games. Next year Tyler will play M13 PeeWee AAA Major for the Lac Saint Louis Lions with the hopes of winning the Quebec International PeeWee Tournament. Long term, Tyler has his eyes on playing NCAA D1 hockey for Boston College and then the NHL. At Solomon Schechter Academy, where he graduates this year, he also plays for the Bears hockey team and is a top student. In fact he will receive the Rosa Finestone Award of Merit, named after the former school principal and a constituent of mine in District 2. Note that I identified Paul Steinberg as his uncle; he is Tyler's grandfather. Paul looks so young still that I made that error.