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Remaining a Mustang

Mustangs Eisner now committed to Western University

Jul 13, 2026 | 10:32 AM

Ripley Ford Melfort Mustangs defenceman Bo Eisner is now committed to Western University for the 2026/27 season.

The graduating Stang was previously committed to the Carleton University Ravens, but will now remain a Mustang, this time, a Western Mustang, in London, Ont.

A 21-year-old native of Swan River, Man., Eisner spent three full seasons in Melfort, including the past campaign as the club’s assistant captain. He also helped lead Team SJHL to Gold at the most recent Viking Cup.

Over a combined 196 games (regular season, playoff, and Centennial), the 2005-born blueliner produced 26 goals and 62 assists, good for 88 points.

“Eisner established himself as a hardworking and dependable player, helping us capture two SJHL championships and earn two national silver medals, leaving a lasting impact on the organization. Known for his work ethic, leadership, and team-first attitude, he was a player his teammates and coaches could always count on. Whether contributing on the scoresheet or in key defensive situations, he consistently put the team’s success ahead of his own and embodied what it means to be a Mustang,” read a press release from the Blue and Green organization.

“Bo has been an outstanding representative of our organization both on and off the ice. His dedication, character, and commitment to the team have played a significant role in our success over the past three seasons. We’re incredibly proud of everything he’s accomplished and are excited to see him continue his hockey career. We congratulate him on this well-deserved accomplishment, thank him for his commitment, and wish him nothing but success as he begins his exciting new chapter,” added Head Coach and General Manager Trevor Blevins.

Western University competes at the U Sports level in the Ontario University Athletics conference.

In their history, the Western Mustangs have won three conference championships and one national title.

“It just seemed like a good fit. London’s a great city, and the organization seems to run a really good program. They’re definitely heading in a direction that I’m really happy with, and one that’s just the right fit for me right now. I’m super excited to start this fall, and it’ll be fun to live in a much bigger city than I’m used to,” Eisner said.

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