Hockey world mourns shocking death of young goaltender

The hockey world is once again in mourning following the death of former QMJHL goaltender Creed Jones, who was just 24 years of age. The cause of his passing has been listed as complications due to a motorcycle accident. 

Before joining the Olympiques, Jones played three seasons with the Wellington Dukes of the OJHL. He also played for Rimouski Oceanic, the Saint John Sea Dogs, and the University of Ottawa.

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