TONIGHT
The Sea Dogs take on the Rimouski Oceanic in a rematch of
the 2012 President’s Cup Final tonight at 8:30pm in Rimouski. They’ll face
former teammate Kevin Gagne for the first time.
News 88.9’s Tim Roszell tweets that forward Matthew
Highmore will not play this weekend due to a death in his family. Defensemen
David Weckworth and Jurij Repe will not play due to injury.
Saint John’s road trip continues tomorrow in
Victoriaville with a match against the Tigres and ends on Sunday in Sherbrooke
against Benjamin Hade and the Phoenix.
TESINK
Ryan Tesink is off to a good start with the
Blainville-Boisbriand Armada. The St. Louis Blues prospect was traded to the
Armada by Saint John in exchange for a 2013 first-round pick.
Tesink has a goal and three assists in four games with
the Armada. He has been held pointless his past two games.
Here’s Tesink speaking to the media after his first game.
The Armada are third overall in the league with a 24-12-1-4
record.
STUDENT
Marcus Cuomo was named the Sea Dogs scholastic player of the month for December yesterday. He’s a St. Malachy's High School student.
Maxime Gravel – who was drafted by the Sea Dogs – was
named Rimouski’s scholastic player of the month.
According to a release, “this initiative’s goal, which
was developed by the QMJHL and its member clubs, is to recognize student
athletes’ performances both on the ice and at school. The players are selected
for their school results, their implication, the school-hockey conciliation,
their team spirit and their on-ice performances.”
DRAFT
Via the dude who has been updating each team’s draft
picks for the upcoming draft over on the French boards, here’s what picks the
Sea Dogs have for the 2013 QMJHL Entry Draft post-trade deadline.
1-1(RIM)-2-3-4-4(HAL)-6(RIM)-7-8-8(GAT)-9-10-11-12-13-14-EURO1-EURO2
HUBERDEAU
Today’s Huberdeau links:
- Hockey’s Future: Video: 2013 World Junior Championship – Jonathan Huberdeau, Canada
- ESPN: Panthers: Five Things You Need To Know
- Sportsnet: NHL hinders trade deadline
Photo: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
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