The Saint John Sea Dogs have added another overager to their training camp roster.
In 156 career QMJHL games, Fullerton has recorded 19 goals and 21 assists.
The team confirmed Monday that Quispamsis native Angelo Fullerton will attend Sea Dogs camp on loan from the Cape Breton Eagles. In an unusually (but much appreciated) transparent news release, the Eagles stated that the Sea Dogs would send a 2027 sixth-round pick to Cape Breton if Fullerton makes Saint John's roster.
The forward, who will turn 20 next month, posted six goals and 10 assists in 46 games with the Eagles last season. He added two goals in six playoff games.
In 156 career QMJHL games, Fullerton has recorded 19 goals and 21 assists.
“Angelo has been great for our organization over the past three years, I am happy that he has a chance to go back home for his 20-year-old season,” said Eagles general manager Sylvain Couturier. “He deserves the chance to keep playing in this league after being such a good Eagle for these last few years.”
Fullerton – like a lot of Saint John's other camp invites – brings some size. He is listed at 6'3" and 198 lbs.
Fullerton is the second overage forward to join Sea Dogs camp on a loan. 20-year-old Natan Éthier, who has spent parts of the last four seasons with the Shawinigan Cataractes, will be attending as well.
Other overagers on Saint John's pre-season roster include forwards Tyler Peddle, Mitchell Wagner and Ben Cross; defenseman Nicolas Bilodeau; and goaltender Eric Young. Bilodeau has committed to the University of Ottawa for this season.
The Sea Dogs are expected to have a very large group of players attending training camp next month. Camp will presumably begin the weekend of Aug. 16 ahead of their first pre-season game on Aug. 19.
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