Carter Geysen and Kaleb Dewar both got signed to the North Stars for the 2025/26 season. (Battlefords North Stars/Facebook)

By Austin Mattes

Battlefords North Stars

New additions to North Stars for 2025/26 season

Dec 5, 2024 | 2:56 PM

The Battlefords North Stars announced a pair of new additions to the team this past week for the 2025/26 season, signing Carter Geysen from the AAA Tisdale Trojans and Kaleb Dewar from the AAA Warman Wildcats.

Geysen is a 2007 born forward out of White City, Saskatchewan who was selected in the 4th round with the 48th overall pick by the North Stars in the 2023 SJHL Draft.

This season with Tisdale, Geysen is the captain of the team and has had a big impact, currently the third leading point getter on the squad with 15 goals and 10 assists in 20 games.

“We are very excited to welcome Carter to our forward group for next season. He possesses a lot of intangibles we are looking for in our players, compete, grit, skill and character. Being the captain for Tisdale this year he has been able to lead by example on and off the ice. We know we are getting a good player but more importantly a better person.” Said Wylie Riendeau, General Manager/Head Scout of the Battlefords North Stars

Dewar is a left-handed shot, 2007 born forward out of Lanigan, Saskatchewan who was selected by the North Stars 13th overall in the 2nd round of the 2022 U15 SJHL Draft.

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Currently in his final season with the Warman Wildcats, Dewar has been a vital piece to his team, leading them in points with 10 goals and 8 assists in just 16 games.

“Being able to add another high character Saskatchewan born player and draft pick of ours in Kaleb is very exciting for the organization. Being a Saskatchewan based team we want to have as many Saskatchewan born players on our roster as possible and we couldn’t be more pleased to add a player like Kaleb. His 200-foot game, mixed in with his skill and compete is something fans will come to love and he isn’t afraid to get involved and mix things up when needed.” Riendeau said.

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