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24 JUN 07

3 Goalies Taken in NHL Draft

Three Jon Elkin's Goalie Schools students were selected in this year's NHL draft including two in the second round.

Leading the way was Oakville, Ontario native, Trevor Cann. Cann, who plays for the Peterborough Petes in the OHL, was chosen by the Colorado Avalanche. Shortly after, Michigan born, Jeremy Smith was taken by the Nashville Predators. Smith plays for Plymouth of the OHL. In the sixth round Dan Dunn was taken by the Washington Capitals. Dunn resides in Oshawa, Ontario and played for the Wellington Dukes of the OPJHL. He has accepted a Division 1 scholarship for next season. ...

20 JUN 07

Mike Smith Selected to All-Rookie Team

Mike Smith is the first Dallas Stars' rookie to be named to the NHL All-Rookie Team capping a strong comin-out season for the 25 year old. "Smitty" is realizing a lifelong dream of playing in the National Hockey League and is savoring every moment of it.

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01 MAY 07

Mcgann Accepts College Offer

Patrick Mcgann has accepted a scholarship to play with the Quinnipiac Bobcats next season. Quinnipiac plays in the ECAC Mens College Hockey League. The Conference is made up of the following teams: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, RPI, Clarkson, Cornell, Brown, Union and St. Lawrence.

Mcgann is a Dallas Stars draft pick. He has played in the USHL for the last two seasons.

30 APR 07

Brown Receives More Awards

The honours for David Brown keep pouring in. Dave has been named a First Team RBK Hockey All-American.

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24 APR 07

Smith, Cann Top NHL List

Jeremy Smith of the Plymouth Whalers (OHL) and Trevor Cann of the Peterborough Petes (OHL) were named the first and second ranked goaltending prospects for the 2007 NHL draft. NHL Central Scoutings final rankings also included two other Jon Elkin's Goalie Schools students.

Smith is presently in the OHL finals with his Plymouth Whalers team. Cann just finished playing for Canada in the World Under 18 Championships. Canada lost
4-3 in a shootout against the U.S. in the semi-finals. Cann was very good stopping 41 of 44 shots in regulation and overtime before succumbing in the shootout. ...