Payton Liske came up short for the scholastic player of the year award. The awards were given out at the annual CHL awards banquet held this year in Rimouski, Quebec. The winners can be seen below.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
MOOSEHEADS WANT CLARKE
The Halifax Moosheads are reportedly intersested in Lewiston MAINEiacs defenseman Garrett Clarke. Metro Halifax reported last week the Moose are in trade talks with the MAINEiacs.
The 17 year old defenseman had 6 goals and 3 assists in olny 46 games last season. Clarke may be most remembered for his dramatic entrance at last seasons QMJHL entry draft in Cape Breton.
The MAINEiacs are also reportedly involved in a blockbuster with the Quebec Remparts involving goaltender Peter Delmas and super pest Danick Paquette.
The tred period begins one day, June 5, before the QMJHL entry draft in Moncton.
Friday, May 22, 2009
Beaulieu to the Knights
London Free Press recently had an article about the re-hiring of Jacques Beaulieu with the London Knights. He is being welcomed back with open arms by the organization he won a Memorial Cup with in 2005.
http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/Sports/Columnists/Dalla_Costa_Morris/2009/05/21/9519771-sun.html
"I don't think I failed," he said. "When you fail, it's different, it's
harder to accept. I did a lot of good things. They won 15 games their inaugural
year, 20 the year after then 41 and 37. We put the program on the map and the
final four last year. I was quite happy with what I achieved here."
http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/Sports/Columnists/Dalla_Costa_Morris/2009/05/21/9519771-sun.html
WINSOR STAR LIVE BLOG SUNDAY
The Winsor Star newspaper will be having a live blog from Sunday's final game of the 2009 Mastercard Memorial Cup. The Spitfires take on the Kelowna Rockets at 5:00 pm AST. Click on the link below at game time to chat with the Windsor Star and fellow CHL fans:
Q's Last Hope Finished
The QMJHL champion Drummondville Voltigeurs are the second team to be eliminated from the 2009 Master Memorial Cup. Windsor defeated the Volts 3-2 in overtime to advance to the Memorial Cup final on Sunday. The Spitfires will try to become the first team in history of the tournament to overcome a 0-2 record and win the holy grail of junior hockey.
Notes: The Windsor Spitfires will play the WHL champion Kelowna Rockets on Sunday (Rogers Sportsnet, 5 PM AST). The Rockets were 2-1 in the round robin and will look to win there second title since 2004.