Four members of the Saint John Sea Dogs will be skating
with Team QMJHL at this year’s Subway Super Series event.
The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League announced today the roster that will take on Team Russia next month in Victoriaville and Quebec
City. Forwards Jonathan Huberdeau and Zack Phillips along with defensemen Nathan
Beaulieu and Pierre Durepos were all named to the team.
It’s no surprise to see Huberdeau, Phillips and Beaulieu
invited as all played in the series last year and were selected in the first
round of the National Hockey League Entry Draft in June. It’s great to see the
undrafted and often underrated Durepos earn a spot.
Phillips is second in team scoring with eight goals and 11
assists for 19 points in 12 games. Huberdeau has four goals and 12 assists in
eight games since returning from Florida Panthers training camp. Beaulieu has
four markers and six helpers while Durepos has a goal and seven assists.
Each of the three CHL member leagues assembled a
selection committee, which worked closely with Hockey Canada’s Chief Scout,
Kevin Prendergast, to select the players for this year’s series. The QMJHL
selection committee included QMJHL’s Executive vice-president, Marcel
Patenaude, the Director of Hockey Operations, PierreLeduc and the general
managers of the Quebec Remparts, Patrick Roy, the Victoriaville Tigres, Jérôme
Mésonéro and the Acadie-Bathurst Titan, Sylvain Couturier.
The event is used to help determine Team Canada's roster for the World Junior Hockey Championship this winter.
Goaltenders: Maxime Lagacé (PEI), Louis Domingue (QUE)
Defensemen: Brandon Gormley (MON), Morgan Ellis (CAP), Jérôme Gauthier-Leduc (RIM), Xavier Ouellet (BLB), Pierre Durepos (SNB), Nathan Beaulieu (SNB), Martin Lefebvre (QUE), Samuel Carrier (BAC)
Forwards: Zack Phillips (SNB), Carl Gélinas (BAC), Charles Hudon (CHI), Jonathan Huberdeau (SNB), Jean-Gabriel Pageau (GAT), Yanick Dubé (VIC), Philippe Halley (VIC), Phillip Danault (VIC), Nathan MacKinnon(HAL), Raphaël Bussières (BAC), Zach O’Brien (BAT), Matthew Bissonnette (BAT), Michaël Bournival (SHA)
Game One of the series is Monday, November 7 in
Victoriaville and Game Two is Wednesday, November 9 in Quebec City. The series
then shifts west for two tilts against both Team OHL and Team WHL. Each
game can be seen on Sportsnet.
The rosters for each game, along with the Russian
roster, will be announced at a later date.
Photo Credit: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
No comments:
Post a Comment