Fresh off getting the call from Team Canada, Andrew Cristall has been recognized for his incredible production last month.
The Western Hockey League announced Tuesday that Cristall has been named WHL Player of the Month for November.
There's something about AC in November!❄️
It's been a month to remember for @Capitals prospect and @Kelowna_Rockets star, Andrew Cristall!
📝 | https://t.co/3qEETIuRo9#ALLCAPS pic.twitter.com/n4SYBordxz— The WHL (@TheWHL) December 3, 2024
Cristall had a whopping nine multi-point efforts throughout the month, including four games where he recorded four or more points.
In total, the skilled winger posted a hard-to-believe stat line of 13 goals and 18 assists for 31 points in just 12 games.
He secured at least one point in every November game, which has helped extend his league-best active point streak to 15 games.
Cristall has 40 points in that 15-game stretch and 47 points in 18 total games this season after returning to junior following an extended look at Washington Capitals training camp.
The 19-year-old has been invited to Canada’s National Junior Team selection camp starting next week and he hopes to earn a spot on the roster for this year’s IIHF World Junior Championship.
If he makes the team, Rockets fans will be watching Cristall, and hopefully teammate Caden Price as well, wear the Maple Leaf at this year’s tournament in Ottawa starting on Boxing Day.
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