Niky Lowe Obituary, Death – Brampton Excelsiors Goaltender Remembered as a Fighter, Teammate and Friend
The Brampton Excelsiors are mourning the heartbreaking loss of goaltender Niky Lowe, whose passing has left teammates, friends, and members of the lacrosse community grieving.
Niky wore No. 39 for the Excelsiors, but those who knew him say his identity within the team went far beyond the number on his jersey. He was remembered as a fighter, a dedicated teammate, and someone whose kindness and passion made an impression on the people around him.
His connection to Brampton lacrosse extended back many years. Records from the Brampton Minor Lacrosse Association show Lowe as a longtime member of the organization, including recognition as a Veteran’s Award recipient. He was also named a team MVP and received other honors during his time with the association.
Lowe’s commitment to the sport was evident throughout his development as a goaltender. He represented the Brampton Excelsiors at different levels and was listed as a goalie for the organization, with his lacrosse career extending into junior competition.
Remembering Niky Lowe
For his teammates, however, statistics and accomplishments tell only part of his story.
The Excelsiors remembered Niky as someone who brought passion, dedication, and kindness wherever he went. He was described as a fighter who continued to give his best and as an incredible teammate who valued the people around him.
Above all, those closest to him will remember his smile.
That simple memory reflects the personal impact Lowe had away from the competition. His teammates and friends are now left with the memories of the moments they shared with him, both inside the arena and beyond the game.
The Excelsiors have extended their thoughts to Niky’s parents, Chris and Angie, his brother Jackson, his sister Serena, his teammates, friends, and everyone who had the opportunity to know him.
For a sporting community, losing one of its own can leave an especially difficult void. Teammates spend countless hours together through practices, games, travel, celebrations, and difficult moments. Those relationships often become lasting friendships, making the loss of someone like Niky deeply personal.
His legacy within Brampton lacrosse will therefore be remembered not simply through the position he played or the number he wore, but through the character he showed and the relationships he built.
Niky Lowe’s memory will continue through the teammates and friends who knew him, the family who loved him, and the lacrosse community that had the privilege of watching him grow through the sport.
The Brampton Excelsiors are now remembering No. 39 as much more than a goaltender. They are remembering Niky as a fighter, a teammate, a friend, and, most of all, a person whose smile will not be forgotten.