Dernière heure: Joseph Veleno ne
recevra pas le statut de joueur exceptionnel. Hockey Canada refuse pour des
raisons administratives. 1/2
— Gabriel Béland
(@gabrielbeland) May
9, 2015
La
demande de Veleno pour pouvoir jouer dans la LHJMQ à 15 ans a été faite trop
tard, après le 15 février, qui était la date limite. 2/2
—
Gabriel Béland (@gabrielbeland) May
9, 2015
The deadline for applications was Feb. 15 - which was missed.
Veleno, if granted exceptional status, was
viewed as the best player available for this year’s draft. Saint John owns the
first overall pick. Obviously, this is unfortunate news for the Sea Dogs.
Veleno had 16 goals and 52 points in 41 games with the midget AAA Lac St-Louis Lions this past season. Many expect him to play at Shattuck-St. Mary’s next year and then enter the 2016 QMJHL Entry Draft.
Veleno had 16 goals and 52 points in 41 games with the midget AAA Lac St-Louis Lions this past season. Many expect him to play at Shattuck-St. Mary’s next year and then enter the 2016 QMJHL Entry Draft.
Not shocking considering the Sea Dogs were picking first.
ReplyDeleteWould have been granted if a Quebec team was selecting first
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