Started Hockey at 4
Drew began his hockey career at the age of 4 and has played competitively through high school and early college where he played Junior hockey in Strathroy, Onterio for the Strathroy Rockets. He finished his competitive hockey career in North Dakota before returning to Colorado to pursue his degree in Construction Management. He still plays hockey recreationally in the Men’s CEO Hockey league that was started in the late 80’s by his father and Uncle, Fred and Frank Myers, along with several others.
A Spirit of Giving Back
Drew has continued to give back to the hockey community over the years through participating in the annual Police and Fire hockey tournament, multiple Dawg Nation tournaments, and most importantly coaching two of his sons youth hockey teams every year.
Creating a Hockey Legacy
Every weekend Drew and his wife can be found in one of the various rinks around Colorado coaching and cheering on their 10 year old Liam, who plays for the Littleton Squirts, and their 12 year old Breckin, who is a first year PeeWee for Littleton as well. All the while they are carting around their 16 month old Christopher, who we are certain will be joining is dad and brothers on the ice soon enough.
Two Strokes While Playing Hockey
Three days ago, Drew suffered two strokes while playing hockey with his brother and other teammates. He was fortunate enough to make it home safely before collapsing. His wife Melissa called 911 and he was rushed to the hospital and has spent several days in the ICU.
Super Dad
Drew’s family calls him ‘Super Dad’ because he always demonstrates super human ability when it comes to athletics. He is always skiing, mountain biking, surfing, or playing hockey. Just a few years ago Drew completed an Ironman Triathlon in Boulder, Colorado. His family believes his super-human strength will shine through now and he will make a full recovery.
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Drew, so here’s the deal, if you get better and back on the ice, I’ll let you score whenever you want. I’m on IR myself, so we can both heal up and hit the ice together. Deal?
Get better buddy.
Jon not sure why you are saying let me score. I think that will be an excuses to tell people for when I do score on you. “Jon, How does this brain dead guy keep scoring on you”? Hahahahhaahahahahah
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Thanks for your help setting this up!!!!
Get better man,
CEO Hockey āBricksā are strong , tough and stick together!
Mcgarvy
Can’t tell you thanks enough for everything!!!! Love that saying.
#16 will be back in the bench soon.
Brody misses you already, Coach. We are all thinking about you guys and sending love. Emily, Adam, Cooper and Brody Fields
Emily,
I miss those kids too. I miss chatting to brody about all the music he likes. I think it was last practice he was telling me about one song that I never heard of. He kept telling me I have to know it then he pretty much sang me the hole song.
Hang in there Drew and Family! Long road ahead but you got this! Like John G, free goals for you! Take it slow and We’ll see you out on the ice again soon!
Thanks Steve.
Gagnon doesn’t have a chance when I get these new moves down. I will be crooked smiling all the way to the bench š .
Get well Drew…hope to see you back on the ice soon!
Don’t wory I will be back, soon!!!
Drew and family. We have been so fortunate to know you and your entire family. Always so supportive of the kids and people around you. Hockey is truly a family of special people. See you on the ice soon my friend.
The Sistoās.
Sisto.
I feel the same right back at you. It was so much fun on Sunday to watch you and your boy play together. He has some work to do to catch up to Dad!!!!
A fellow Hawks family thinking about you and sending good thoughts your way.
Myers Family,
We are so sorry to hear this and will continue to pray for your family! Give Breckin a big hug from us!
The Krikke Family
Meyers family, we are so sad to hear this new. We are all praying for your whole family.
Love that saying. #16 will be back in he line up soon.
This just sucks! I hope you have a speedy recovery and see you around the rink soon.
We are happy to hear you’re doing better. You’re on top of my prayer list! Please let us know what you need or want to help out. Stay strong and keep fighting. God bless you and your family.
Drew, hope you have a speedy and full recovery! Will Damrath
We are thinking of you all and wish you a speedy recovery. Get well soon!
Another fellow Hawks family praying for you to have a speedy recovery. What a lovely family!
Hello Drew,
I donāt know you, but as a fellow LHA coach with two kids in hockey I would like to wish you a speedy and complete recovery. People like you make youth hockey happen. You may be back checking now, but I am sure you will be back in the offensive zone soon enough. (Pardon the terrible hockey poetry). Best wishes.
Drew – We are praying for a speedy recovery. You are such a terrific person and a wonderful dad who has touched the lives of so many in the community.
Love,
The Connolly Family
Drew
Speedy recovery my friend! You are such a committed Dad and great person! You have e a whole community here to support you and your great family!!
– Murphy Family