Four Ramblers Named to MHL All-Star Game in Yarmouth

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Amherst, NS — When news broke that Yarmouth would host the league’s showcase event, the Ramblers already had reason to be proud — a strong season, rising momentum, and developing talent. But the announcement of four All-Star selections made it clear that Amherst’s impact is being felt across the MHL.

Mark Corbett, Amherst’s captain, continues to be the heartbeat of the lineup. With a blend of size, poise, and offensive ability, Corbett has led both on the ice and in the dressing room, making his All-Star nod a natural reflection of his influence.

Anthony Gaudet has been a dynamic spark since rejoining the team, using his speed and playmaking instincts to change the tempo of games. His selection to the All-Star Game highlights the importance of his return and the immediate boost he has brought to the roster.

On the wing, Cooper Cormier has showcased the blend of power and skill that makes him such a valuable forward. His championship experience and ability to make an impact in high-pressure situations have helped elevate the Ramblers’ offensive depth this season.

Owen Aura, a steady and reliable presence on the blue line, rounds out the group. Aura’s two-way consistency, energy, and defensive awareness have made him a trusted player in every situation — qualities that translate perfectly to an All-Star environment.

For the organization, these selections represent more than individual achievement. They are a testament to the culture the Ramblers are building — one focused on development, leadership, and a commitment to excellence. The presence of four Amherst players in the league’s premier mid-season showcase speaks to the strength and direction of the program.

As the MHL’s brightest talents gather in Yarmouth on December 10, Ramblers fans will have plenty to cheer for. Corbett, Gaudet, Cormier, and Aura won’t just be representing Amherst — they’ll be representing the hard work, passion, and pride that define the Ramblers community.