A Nova Scotia minor hockey player accused of sexually assaulting a teammate pleads guilty, according to multiple Canadian outlets. The plea change follows the initial charges laid after the incident last fall.

Both outlets describe the case as involving two minor hockey players who were accused after the alleged assault of a teammate. One of the two accused players now enters a guilty plea, while the other case proceeds under the prior legal status reported at the time of the charges.

The reporting focuses on the change in plea and the progression of the criminal case. One outlet frames the matter as a guilty plea by one of the accused players, while another similarly reports the updated plea without specifying additional details beyond the accusation, the fact that the incident occurred last fall, and that a second player is also implicated in the original allegations.