Toggle sidebar

CCHL 2013-2014 Season Part II

eddyshack

Registered User
Apr 30, 2011
731
0
Eastern Ontario
CPC Wins !!!

Congrats to CPC. They played a classic game tonight defeating the Daphin Kings 5-3. Good luck in the National Championship game on Sunday. Bring the cup home.
 

BigBuck

Registered User
Jan 26, 2012
844
41
Ouch,That hurts up 3-1 with 3 minutes to go and lose in OT. Feel bad for the kids but they had a pretty good run this year....Congrats CP keep your chins up...:cheers::cheers::cheers:
 

eddyshack

Registered User
Apr 30, 2011
731
0
Eastern Ontario
BigBuck said:
Ouch,That hurts up 3-1 with 3 minutes to go and lose in OT. Feel bad for the kids but they had a pretty good run this year....Congrats CP keep your chins up..
Click to expand...

A fairy tale season ends in a nightmare !! It was a terrific season less 3 unexplained minutes. I also feel for the young men that played their hearts out. This was a very special team and they were so close to a National Championship. Jason is a top rated coach and recruiter, he will have other opportunities. I agree everyone should look at the positives and cheer the 2013-2014 edition of the Carleton Place Canadians. Job well done.
 
Last edited:

newfan

Registered User
Jun 6, 2009
238
0
Great run for CP! Congrats!

I think they are poised to be very strong again next yr as well....are there many returning?
 

ottawafan66

Registered User
May 14, 2010
1,164
0
newfan said:
Great run for CP! Congrats!

I think they are poised to be very strong again next yr as well....are there many returning?
Click to expand...

Probably only 8-10 coming back but I'm sure Clarke already has some new players in mind. Main camp starts June 13th, so we'll know more then.
 

ECS Scout

Registered User
Jul 28, 2010
65
0
East Coast
ottawafan66 said:
Probably only 8-10 coming back but I'm sure Clarke already has some new players in mind. Main camp starts June 13th, so we'll know more then.
Click to expand...

Losing 9 players of this caliber will be tough to replace, sure two of their key players return (Sturtz & Baylis) but it will be hard to replace all of the talent they will lose, especially on the blue line.......

Gareau, Dylan - C
DAndrea, Brett - C
Summers, Kelly - D
Peterson, Evan - C
Roll, Jim - D
Edwards, Luke - LW
Smith, Larry - LD
Ghantous, Elias - RD
McVeigh, Anthony - C
 

valleydude

Registered User
Mar 16, 2011
815
7
ECS Scout said:
Losing 9 players of this caliber will be tough to replace, sure two of their key players return (Sturtz & Baylis) but it will be hard to replace all of the talent they will lose, especially on the blue line.......

Gareau, Dylan - C
DAndrea, Brett - C
Summers, Kelly - D
Peterson, Evan - C
Roll, Jim - D
Edwards, Luke - LW
Smith, Larry - LD
Ghantous, Elias - RD
McVeigh, Anthony - C
Click to expand...

He does this every year, and never struggles to replace with equal or improved talent. How many TOP guys on that roster this year were first year CCHL players brought in from other leagues...
 

cchltier1fan

Registered User
May 23, 2013
624
0
ECS Scout said:
Losing 9 players of this caliber will be tough to replace, sure two of their key players return (Sturtz & Baylis) but it will be hard to replace all of the talent they will lose, especially on the blue line.......

Gareau, Dylan - C
DAndrea, Brett - C
Summers, Kelly - D
Peterson, Evan - C
Roll, Jim - D
Edwards, Luke - LW
Smith, Larry - LD
Ghantous, Elias - RD
McVeigh, Anthony - C
Click to expand...

Do not be surprised if Sturtz leaves also to go to USHL.
 

ECS Scout

Registered User
Jul 28, 2010
65
0
East Coast
Leapin' Lou lands

Hawkesbury adding to their Staff, first it was Dorval as Asst Coach, now it's Nistico as Asst GM.


The Hawkesbury Hawks have added former Kanata Stallion GM Lou Nistico to their staff today as Assistant GM.

Lou has been involved in Jr."A" hockey for over 15 years and brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and contacts to the team as the Hawks look to get back in the running for the Bogart Cup.

On top of his experience in Jr A management positions Lou himself had an impressive playing career. Lou was drafted in the 7 th round in the NHL to the Minnesota North Stars and in the 5th round of the WHA draft to the Toronto Toros.

He played 3 years in the OHL for the London Knights appearing in 170 games scoring 64 goals 105 assists for 169 points and had 410 PIMS. In 186 WHA games Lou scored 44 goals, 72 assists for 116 points and added 375 PIMs. Lou also dressed in 3 games in the NHL for the Colarado Rockies.

The Hawks are very excited to have Lou on board and keep watch for new player signings in the near future.
 

newfan

Registered User
Jun 6, 2009
238
0
ECS Scout said:
Losing 9 players of this caliber will be tough to replace, sure two of their key players return (Sturtz & Baylis) but it will be hard to replace all of the talent they will lose, especially on the blue line.......

Gareau, Dylan - C
DAndrea, Brett - C
Summers, Kelly - D
Peterson, Evan - C
Roll, Jim - D
Edwards, Luke - LW
Smith, Larry - LD
Ghantous, Elias - RD
McVeigh, Anthony - C
Click to expand...

looks the rebuild has begun....Brett Garvey has been obtained from Brockville as per the Canadians Twitter account.
 

valleydude

Registered User
Mar 16, 2011
815
7
cchltier1fan said:
Gill never coached him, it was Hawkins before last season.
Click to expand...

Wasn't he still the owner though when Garvey was a 16 year old ?

Anyway, it was Gill who drafted him out of AA and saw the potential and brought him there as a 16 year old. He's got a deal with Clarkson for the 2015 season and I hope surprises people.

Jason Clarke is not often wrong when he picks these guys up....
 

cchltier1fan

Registered User
May 23, 2013
624
0
valleydude said:
Wasn't he still the owner though when Garvey was a 16 year old ?

Anyway, it was Gill who drafted him out of AA and saw the potential and brought him there as a 16 year old. He's got a deal with Clarkson for the 2015 season and I hope surprises people.

Jason Clarke is not often wrong when he picks these guys up....
Click to expand...

Gill is still the owner now and he was coaching Kingston when Garvey was a 16 year old. I think you are probably overestimating Gill's involvement in scouting.

Garvey was originally supposed to go this season to Clarkson, school pushed him to a later date.

JC does a good job but he is not perfect either.

Hopefully the kid does well in CP, time will tell.
 

valleydude

Registered User
Mar 16, 2011
815
7
cchltier1fan said:
Gill is still the owner now and he was coaching Kingston when Garvey was a 16 year old. I think you are probably overestimating Gill's involvement in scouting.

Garvey was originally supposed to go this season to Clarkson, school pushed him to a later date.

JC does a good job but he is not perfect either.

Hopefully the kid does well in CP, time will tell.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the info....he also was/is on the NHL scouting list so somebody must see something.

http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=683040
 

Zola

Registered User
Feb 8, 2008
64
0
Sad to see Garvs go, really nice guy in person, but incredibly frustrating on the ice. Flashes of brilliance but lots and lots of giveaways (hence the name Giveaway Garvey). New team may be just what he needs to reach his potential.
 

Oil For The Boys

Registered User
Jan 7, 2013
347
0
Scouted him a couple times this season and I have to say Garvey is probably the best defenseman in the league when it comes to handling the puck. The only thing I noticed with him was that his minutes were very sheltered. Wasn't used to kill penalties but when he was I noticed that he had a hard time getting the puck out. If Jason Clarke can help improve Garvey's defensive side to the game then this is going to be a really good deal for Carleton Place. Unlikely he'll get drafted but there's always a chance! A real sleeper for the draft is Veronneau from Gloucester. I've talked to a few guys who really like him.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Ad

Latest posts

Upcoming events

Ad

Ad

Top Bottom