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Created: Friday, 15 September 2017 14:34
Ottawa-area scout Brent Craswell caught a September 11 HEO game between the Carleton Place Canadians and Navan Grads and filed the following report:
Game Report: Carleton Place Canadians @ Navan Grads
Date: September 11, 2017
#36 Joe Ranger (Carleton Place Canadians)
Recorded a shutout, and it was not as if Navan did not have their chances. Made a gorgeous glove save on a 2-on-1 in the second period. Dealt with a lot of scrambles in front where he ended up on his stomach. Didn't always seem like he was tracking the puck well in these situations, but he would eventually locate it before any of the Grads' forward. I liked that he was able to keep his upper body tall when down in the butterfly. Made a few saves that way off the top of his shoulders and arms.
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Created: Thursday, 14 September 2017 15:29
SCTA scout Mitch Avis was in Guelph last night to catch the SCTA regular-season opener for the Guelph Gryphons and Oakville Rangers.
He filed the following report:
Game Report: Oakville Rangers 7 @ Guelph Gryphons 3
Location: West End Community Center, Guelph
Date: September 13, 2017 @ 8:15 PM
#9 Tolnai, Cameron (Oakville Rangers)
Tolnai’s complete game at the center position was on full display in the SCTA season opener. Together with his winger Luke Evangelista they lit up the score sheet. Tolnai himself scored twice and set up a few more goals. He is a smooth skating center who creates offensive chances when he is on the ice. He has the skill to be both a playmaker and a goal scorer with a higher upside scoring goals. His soft hands in close to the net were on full display deking the Guelph goalie in close to score a goal. On another rush he took the puck to the net, made the goalie bite and fed a pass over to Evangelista for an open net goal. He has an ability to create offensive chances that, from a spectator point of view, you don’t even think are there. Defensively, he comes back and helps out in his own end and sees time on the Oakville penalty kill. He is a goal scoring center who creates offense every time he is on the ice and projects to be a early round selection in the OHL draft.
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Created: Thursday, 07 September 2017 18:04
On Labour Day weekend, the HEO Midget AAA league showcased their players in the nation’s capital.
The HEO Midget loop, which this year contains the 2000, 2001, and 2002 age groups and 14 teams, showcased a good looking crop of talent over the three day event. Each team played three games and Director of Scouting Andrew Sykes and Ottawa area scout Brent Craswell caught all the action and filed the following report.
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Created: Monday, 28 August 2017 16:42
The Waterloo Wolves hosted a four-team event to kick off the Minor Midget AAA season (2002 age group) with a Pre-Season Showcase on the weekend of August 26 and 27.
The Wolves were joined by the Niagara North Stars, Oakville Rangers, and Vaughan Kings with each team playing three games over the two days.
TheScout.ca's Mitch Avis caught the action and filed the following report.
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Created: Thursday, 03 August 2017 22:24
Division 1:
Don Mills Flyers
Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs
Quinte Red Devils
Windsor Jr. Spitfires
Division 2:
Brantford 99ers
Little Caesars
Oakville Rangers
Toronto Nationals
Division 3:
Burlington Eagles
Hamilton Huskies
Mississauga Reps
Peterborough Petes
Wheatfield Blades
Division 4:
Grey-Bruce Highlanders
Mississauga Rebels
Sun County Panthers
Whitby Wildcats
York-Simcoe Express
Division 5:
Ajax-Pickering Raiders
Guelph Jr. Gryphons
Halton Hurricanes
Oakland Jr. Grizzlies
Toronto Jr. Canadiens
Read more: Toronto Titans Minor Midget AAA Prospect Tournament- Divisions
