Former NHL player Ray Ray Emery died at age 35

Former NHL goaltender Ray Emery died this weekend after drowning in a swimming event in Hamilton, Ontario

He was 35 years old.

Hamilton police recovered the body at 2:50 pm on Sunday. Emery was reported missing around 6 am in Hamilton Harbor. Hamilton police asked for help at the same time. Diving Unit of the Niagara Regional Police Service as part of the research conducted near the Royal Hamilton Yacht Club. Emery was bathed and had not resurfaced after plunging into the water, "told reporters police inspector Marty Schulenberg

" We responded right after 6 in the morning, helped by Hamilton Fire and EMS. Unfortunately, we have not been able to locate it. "

Emery played 11 seasons in the NHL for the Ottawa Senators, Philadelphia Flyers, Anaheim Ducks and Chicago Blackhawks.

"AJLNH players and staff express our deepest condolences to Ray Emery's family and friends .. Ray will be missed by his many friends in the hockey community," said Lt.-No. NHL Players' Association on Social Media

He won the William M. Jennings Trophy in 2012-2013, a prize awarded to the goalkeeper who has the least.

"Ray was a great team mate and a friend best, tweeted Claude Giroux, star of the NHL. "Rest in peace Razor. I'll miss you, man. "

The cause of death of Emery will be confirmed after an examination. The Blackhawks, Ducks, Flyers and Senators have all issued statements on the death of Emery.