Graham Brulotte

« Hockey is a school of discipline: what you do in training in the morning, when no one is watching, is what determines the match. »

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Biography

Graham Brulotte belongs to that category of players who have never been advantaged by anything other than hard work. Born on November 10, 1997, in Putnam, a dot on the map of rural Ontario, this right-handed forward, standing six feet two inches tall and weighing two hundred pounds, built himself far from prestigious academies, through repeated training and a desire to improve season after season.

He climbed the ranks of junior hockey in the GOJHL, Ontario’s junior B championship. Initially discreet with the St. Mary’s Lincolns, he reached a new level each year until establishing himself with the Stratford Warriors. In 2017-2018, he had the best season of his career with sixty-one points in forty-three games. Behind these numbers, there is above all a routine that few people see, made of morning practices and tireless repetitions.

What distinguishes Graham Brulotte is less raw talent than rare consistency. More than ten years after his debut, he is still on the ice, now in senior hockey in the OSHL with the Stratford Fighting Irish, wearing number 10. Maintaining such a pace for so long requires an unwavering lifestyle: serious physical preparation, careful recovery, and the discipline to return, each season, to the same level of demand.

For him, hockey remains above all a school of self-surpassing, where progress is played out in details and regularity. It is this work ethic, this desire to push his limits a little further with each training session, that makes him an ambassador reflecting the values defended by DIX: effort that pays off, daily rigor, and care for his body to endure.

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