Does anyone have a scoring leaders list for the tourney? cant seem to find one anywhere.
Manitoba:
Eric Mestery (one of the best d-man in canada for his age, top 2008 prospect)
Travis Bobbee (very good player, 2008 ranked)
Tyler Schmidt (very good prospect, offensive potential, 2008 ranked)
Dale Hunt (top pick in the WHL draft, has alot of talent, watch out for him)
Good thing his name isn't Mike.
Scroll about halfway down this page for the scoring leaders
http://cwg2007.kimik-it.gl/Result/Event_PO_T_T.aspx?Event_GUID=b532134d-18c5-4995-b1af-09b6ab7d4a23
Holy **** 27 points for Tessier........he must have seriously racked up points vs the brutal teams.........Ive seen a few games and Stamkos looks great........havent seen him passing much but can sure finish.
Maybe if Doyle had linemates he would have came close. 15 points is still impressive on a solo effort. Key thing I like about Tessier is his extra info, I hate to lose..thats a guy you want to draft.Obviously you have not followed the games very much. The New Brunswick Team did not meet any brutal team such as N.W.T or Yukon.. They played Alberta, BC, Quebec, Saskatchewan NFLD and NS.
The Tessier's line consist of the Patrice Cormier , Devon McCausland and Kelsey Tessier. They Accumulated approx. 68 points in 6 games over strong opponents. This was by far the best Offensive line in the Tournament. Also they were the best defensive line as well. Throughout the tourney, they only allowed two goals , even strength. They were awesome to see play, It was magical. When you have a team which consist of only 4 major junior players compared to Ontario which have 17, Quebec 14, BC 12 etc... You must admit, it is quite impressive.
Obviously you have not followed the games very much. The New Brunswick Team did not meet any brutal team such as N.W.T or Yukon.. They played Alberta, BC, Quebec, Saskatchewan NFLD and NS.
The Tessier's line consist of the Patrice Cormier , Devon McCausland and Kelsey Tessier. They Accumulated approx. 68 points in 6 games over strong opponents. This was by far the best Offensive line in the Tournament. Also they were the best defensive line as well. Throughout the tourney, they only allowed two goals , even strength. They were awesome to see play, It was magical. When you have a team which consist of only 4 major junior players compared to Ontario which have 17, Quebec 14, BC 12 etc... You must admit, it is quite impressive.
Tavares is not too young. He played in the world under-17 hockey challenge last year, then graduated to play for Canada's under-18 team in Sweden last spring. That made him ineligible to play in Canada Winter Games this year.
Not sure, but if Tavares hadn't played in under-18 last year, he might have been able to play in CWG this year.
For example, anyone know if Landon Ferraro of B.C. and Brandon Gormley of P.E.I. will be allowed to play next year in world under-17 hockey challenge or are you limited to one year of this tournament. In the past, there have been examples of guys playing more thanone year I believe.