A 14-year Old Canadian Hockey Player Died Suddenly on Feb. 14, 2023

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Another tragic death of a 14 year old hockey player from British Columbia (click here).

“The community is mourning the sudden passing away on February 13, of 14-year-old Robin Singh Janjua who played on Delta Hockey Academy’s U15 Green team”.

The Surrey Eagles posted the following on their Facebook: “The Surrey Eagles are grieving the loss of one of the brightest stars of our local community, in the passing of Robin Janjua.

“He was a beloved son, brother and friend to many. He absolutely loved the game of hockey, he was exceptionally talented and had a strong commitment and positive attitude whenever he played. Robin embodied the essence of what it meant to be a great teammate, and his loss will continue to be felt deeply across the hockey community. On behalf of the Surrey Eagles, our players and parents, we are sending our thoughts and prayers to the Janjua family at this very difficult time.”

Surrey Now-Leader reports (click here):

“The sudden death of a 14-year-old player has saddened the hockey community in Surrey, Delta and beyond.

Robin Janjua played with Semiahmoo Minor Hockey in South Surrey/White Rock before he left for Delta Hockey Academy at the start of the current season, to play on the academy’s U15 Green team.

He died on Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14), according to posts on DHA’s social media accounts Tuesday (Feb. 21).

Robin is described has a “kind-hearted young man” who was “an exceptional student, athlete and teammate.”

The cause of death has not been reported.

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