Two teenage hockey players in Nova Scotia accused of sexually assaulting a youth during a private team event last year enter pleas of not guilty, according to multiple Canadian outlets. The charges stem from allegations that the incident occurred in connection with a hazing ritual or hazing-related activity during a team gathering in the fall. The players are said to have been charged with sexual assault in relation to the alleged abuse of another youth. In court, both accused plead not guilty. The case is also noted as being adjourned to a later date, with one outlet reporting the matter is postponed until June. Details about the alleged events, including specifics of the hazing ritual and the circumstances around the alleged assault, are not described in the provided summaries. The reporting emphasizes the legal posture of the accused—both deny wrongdoing—and the procedural status of the case as it awaits a future court date. No outcome or further findings are reported in the provided information.