Railers Forwards Receive Mid Season Pro Call Ups

The Tottenham Railers once again showcased their commitment to player development this season, as forwards Donheaven Veilleux and Aimy Royer earned mid-season call-ups from the Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League to the professional ranks.

 

Both Railers products were officially promoted to the Biloxi Breakers of the Federal Prospects Hockey League, where they joined a familiar face — former Tottenham captain and South Division Top Defensive Forward Xavier Charbonneau. Charbonneau signed with Biloxi during the offseason following the Railers’ deep run to the South Division Finals and has been a steady presence with the club this season.

 

Veilleux and Royer made their professional debuts against the Topeka Scarecrows, and both immediately made their presence felt. Veilleux recorded a strong three-point performance, all assists, showcasing the same playmaking ability and hockey sense that defined his time in Tottenham. Royer also impressed in his first FPHL appearance, posting a multi-point game highlighted by his first professional goal — a major milestone in his hockey journey.

 

Both players were key contributors during their tenure with the Railers, growing into important roles as the season progressed and embracing the fast-paced, competitive environment of the GMHL. Their advancement to the professional level underscores the Railers’ reputation as an organization that prioritizes development and prepares players for opportunities beyond junior hockey.

 

Congratulations to Donheaven Veilleux and Aimy Royer on their successful professional debuts, and to Xavier Charbonneau on continuing his next chapter in Biloxi. For Tottenham and the GMHL, it’s another strong example of how the league continues to serve as a proven pathway to the next level.