About
Shoresy is a Canadian television comedy series created by and starring Jared Keeso that premiered on Crave on May 13, 2022. A spin-off of Letterkenny, the series focuses on the titular character of Shoresy (played by Jared Keeso) as he moves to Sudbury, Ontario, to take a job with a struggling Senior AAA-level ice hockey team, the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs.
Premise
After losing 20 straight games and running dead last in the four-team Triple A-level Northern Ontario Senior Hockey Organization (NOSHO), the Sudbury Blueberry Bulldogs are faced with being completely shut down. In an attempt to save the team, veteran player Shore ("Shoresy") makes a bet with team general manager Nat that the team will never lose again if he's given a chance to take control. With the help of new coach Sanguinet, a roster of new players, and the dissolution of the team on the line, Shoresy sets out to prove that the Bulldogs can play as a team, sell tickets to game, and make a name for themselves. He rebuilds the team with veteran players who share his philosophy that it's not enough to "love to win", they have to "hate to lose".
Cast
The cast of Shoresy features a dynamic blend of seasoned performers and emerging talent, led by Jared Keeso, who reprises his role as the sharp-tongued, hockey-obsessed Shoresy. The ensemble includes a mix of Canadian actors and real-life athletes, bringing authenticity and grit to the series. With standout performances from Tasya Teles, Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat, and Ryan McDonell, the cast delivers a compelling mix of comedy, drama, and on-ice intensity that captures the heart of the game and the soul of the North.
Main
- Jared Keeso as Shoresy, aka Shore
- Tasya Teles as Nat
- Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat as Sanguinet
- Blair Lamora as Ziigwan
- Keilani Elizabeth Rose as Miigwan
- Ryan McDonell as Mark Michaels
Recurring
- Kim Cloutier as Anik Archambault
- Jacob Smith as Fish
- Camille Sullivan as Laura Mohr
- Max Bouffard as Jean-Jacques François Jacques-Jean ("JJ Frankie JJ")li>
- Andrew Antsanen as Brant "Goody" Goodleaf
- Jonathan-Ismaël Diaby as Dolo
- Terry Ryan as Ted "Hitch" Hitchcock
- Laurence Leboeuf as herself
- Jon Mirasty as Jim #1
- Brandon Nolan as Jim #2
- Jordan Nolan as Jim #3
- Keegan Long as Liam
- Bourke Cazabon as Cory
- Nina Peters as Aki
- Eric Fliesling as Caleb
- Xander Roy as Carter
- Waneek Horn-Miller as Danis
- Frederick Piuze-Roy as Delaney
- Vanessa Matsui as Emma
- Nick LaPorte as "Gorgeous Gord" Gallant
- Maxim Roy as Jill
- Maclean Fish as Jory Jordan
- Chase Couglan as Mason
- Amélie Garrell as Mélodie
- Alex Penner as Palmer
- Michala Brasseur as Pam
- Neil Clark as Schnurr
- Brad Bonnell as Marco "Sly" Sylvestri
Guests
- Carley Bulfon as Alice
- Jayden Kirton as Ben
- Jacob Tierney as Benoit "Benny" Brodeur
- Brian "Rear Admiral" McGonagle as himself
- Celeste Ziegler as Britt
- Tina Jung as Carrie
- Scott Darling as Cederstrom
- Sameer Jafar as Cunner
- Danick Paquette as himself
- Rashaana Cumberbatch as Free
- Grant Holliday as Hakohrju
- Isaac Kragten as Jack
- Jay Onrait as himself
- Liubov Elkina as Jenna
- Kody Robinson as Loic
- Lysandre Nadeau as herself
- Jason Paul as Kyle
- Jordana Lajoie as Marie-Camille Robidaux-Leblanc
- Marie-Mai Bouchard as herself
- Marjorie St-Onge as herself
- Eliana Jones as Mercedes
- Brad Gallant as Matt Freisen
- Brett Gallant as Mike Freisen
- Ryan Allen as Morris
- Jon Ambrose as Phil
- Jonathan Torrens as Rémy Nadeau
- Rêve as herself
- Quinn Sallows as Ruzicka
- Christopher Russell as Shawn
- Scott Thompson as Shoresy's foster father
- Steve Bossé as himself
- Christopher Propp as Tendy
- Patrick Garrow as Teppo Maki
- Tessa Bonhomme as herself