2020 Usports Recruiting

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Samuel Duchense- Ottawa

 

[UNB Bruins Fan]

F Remy Anglehart (Acadie-Bathurst, QMJHL) to Moncton

 

[UNB Bruins Fan]

F Bradley Chenier (Sudbury, OHL) to Ottawa

D Keenan MacIsaac (Baie-Comeau, QMJHL) to Ottawa

D Darien Kielb (Quebec, QMJHL) to Dalhousie


That’s a couple nice additions for the Tigers thus far.

 

[Hollywood3]

Seems the Q is being sliced up quickly.

 

[FreddyFoyle]

Seems the Q is being sliced up quickly.

With the AUS so aggressively working the Q, you want to get your recruits off the table as quickly as possible.

 

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Brendon Clavelle. STFX

 

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Brendon Clavelle. STFX

Calvin Martin - Queens
Nick Grima - Toronto

 

[UNB Bruins Fan]

D Denis Toner (Halifax, QMJHL) to Moncton

 

[dm8895]

D Denis Toner (Halifax, QMJHL) to Moncton

Any relation to Scott?

Edit: just saw article that said they are cousins .

 

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Hayden Davis - Toronto

 

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Ryan Wells - Ryerson

 

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Sam Studnicka- Western
Matt Needham - Queens
Josh Wainman - Dalhousie
Nick King - Waterloo

 

[FreddyFoyle]

Sam Studnicka- Western
Matt Needham - Queens

Guess they didn't want to do their Masters at UNB ...

 

[AUS Fan]

Guess they didn't want to do their Masters at UNB ...

That's not a real Masters.

 

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Aidan Brown - Guelph

 

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Simon Kerr - Carleton

 

[UNB Bruins Fan]

Who are the big fish this year in terms of overagers who might be looking at going the U Sports route?

 

[UNB Bruins Fan]

I’m going to move this over to this thread...

They have Robert & Voyer confirmed? impressive! I believe Mika Cyr is also attending UdeM currently who is another solid recruit.

Someone with more knowledge would know better, and can correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe it isn’t uncommon for overagers to attend the university in their CHL town before going somewhere else once their junior career is done. I know there have been some OHL players who have started their studies in Ontario before coming to the AUS.

In other words, just because a Moncton Wildcats player is attending UdeM doesn’t necessarily mean he will play for the Aigles Bleus.

 

[Drummer]

In other words, just because a Moncton Wildcats player is attending UdeM doesn’t necessarily mean he will play for the Aigles Bleus.

Correct - they have to attend school to maintain their eligibility for their education package (most take distance ed, but some take in-class courses), but they can take it (the package) anywhere once their CHL career is over.

 

[AdamMcg83]

I’m going to move this over to this thread...



Someone with more knowledge would know better, and can correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe it isn’t uncommon for overagers to attend the university in their CHL town before going somewhere else once their junior career is done. I know there have been some OHL players who have started their studies in Ontario before coming to the AUS.

In other words, just because a Moncton Wildcats player is attending UdeM doesn’t necessarily mean he will play for the Aigles Bleus.

Anecdotally, I would agree: many students take courses at a local or online school before going elsewhere.

 

[MiamiHockey]

Anecdotally, I would agree: many students take courses at a local or online school before going elsewhere.

Most, if not all, University-aged WHLers take online courses through Athabasca, due to their travel schedule.

It's more common in the OHL for students to enroll in the local university (if there is one) or college.

 

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Rumour - Jonathan Yantsis- Queens

 

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Rumour - Jonathan Yantsis- Queens

Parker Gavlas- U of S

 

[AdamMcg83]

Nick King - Waterloo

Team-official now:

 

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Matt Barron -OT