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August Development and Evaluation Camp

2014-07-25T06:01:00.000-07:00

The Lac St Louis Tigers' Development and Evalation camp starts August 4th at the Arena Vincent Lecavalier in Ile Bizard.

We run the development and evaluation camp each Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

We have a dry land session which costs $15 per session prior to each session and after each session.

Starting Monday, August 4th, the Red and White Tigers from the May/June sessions will arrive prior to the 4:00 dryland session and then do dry land from 4-17h30. From 17h30-18h00 they will be joined by the Yellow group and then, at 18h00 both groups will take the ice until 20h00.

The Yellow group will do their dryland from 20h30-22h00.

Tuesday, August 5th, the groups will reverse where Yellow will do dryland first and Red and White will join them on the ice from 18h00-20h00. Red and White will then do dry land from 20h30-22h00.

Thegroups will follow this rotation until the sessions are complete.

There will be games added to the schedule, they will be posted later in the sessions as they start the week of August 25.The games will require travel and should take place during the weekends, though we may be traveling during the week to Gatineau.

Former Tiger Signs two year deal with Sharks

2014-07-17T06:48:00.001-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger Jason Demers has signed a two year deal with the San jose Sharks with $3.4 prt year.

This is Jason's sixth professional season.

Former Tiger Captain Joining Tiger Paw Instructor in Chamonix

2014-07-17T06:35:00.004-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger Captain appears to be transferring to Chamonix to jon tiger Paw lead instructor Kyle Hardy for the upcoming season.

Hardy is entering his five season in the French Magnus League, having player two seasons with Dijon an two seaspns with the Chamonix

Former Tiger Callup Signs with Ducks

2014-07-16T03:38:00.002-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger callup Louis Leblanc has signed a one year contract with the Anahiem Ducks after being traded to the Ducks from the Montreal Canadiens following the Canadiens playoff run.

Wish Louis all the best!

Former Tiger Momesso at Habs Development Camp

2014-07-09T21:27:00.001-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger Stefano Momesso is attending the Montreal Canadiens Prospect Development Camp going on in Brossard, Quebec presently.

Stef played for the Smith Falls Bears of the CCHL ths passed season scoring 26 goals and adding 46 assists for a total of 72 points.

Hotchkiss Bound!

2014-07-08T05:14:00.001-07:00

After a very successful season that saw Marshall Rifai play a strong role with the Tigers, then being one of five Tigers rafted in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey Entry Draft, Marshall has ade a decision to commit to Hotchkiss School for the upcoming academic year.

Hotchkiss is one of the top five schools in the ast Coast and will provide Marshall significant academic and athletic challenge.

Mac Bennett, presently at the Montreal Canadiens Prospect camp, was drafted from Hotchkiss in the 2009 NHL entry draft and went on to be captain for the Michigan Wolverinves.

Former Tigers Zack Martin, now at Genesseo, and Alex Cote , now at DAlhouse, are members of the organization tha followed Marshall s footsteps and attended Hotchkiss.

Wishing Marshall every success!

Tigers Taking on National Champs and Universite de Montreal

2014-07-08T04:51:00.000-07:00

It appears that the Lac St Louis Tigers will visit the national champion McGill Martlets on September 14 (this is pending availability on the Tigers schedule.

Then, on October 3rd, the Tigers will visit the Universite de Montreal Carabins for a pre season match, again, subject to scheduling availability.

Former Tiger Killorn Re Signs with Tampa Bay Lightning

2014-06-19T08:36:00.001-07:00

LIGHTNING RE-SIGN ALEX KILLORN

Thursday, 06.19.2014 / 9:30 AM / News

Tampa Bay Lightning

TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have resigned forward Alex Killorn to a two-year contract, vice president and general manager Steve Yzerman announced today.

Killorn, 24, played in all 82 games for the Lightning last season, collecting 17 goals and 41 points to go along with 63 penalty minutes. He was one of three players on the Bolts to skate in all 82 games. Killorn ranked sixth on the Lightning for goals with 17 in his first full season in the NHL. He notched six points in the first five games of the 2013-14 season, including the overtime-winner in Buffalo on October 8.

The Halifax, Nova Scotia native made his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut in 2014, appearing in four games. Killorn recorded a goal and an assist in Game 1 against the Montreal Canadiens on April 16. He fired a team-high six shots on goal in Game 4 in Montreal.

The 6-foot-1, 200-pound forward has skated in 120 career NHL games, all with the Lightning over the past two seasons, posting 24 goals and 60 points to go along with 77 penalty minutes. He made his NHL debut on February 10, 2013 against the New York Rangers, recording an assist in the game.

Killorn was originally selected by the Lightning in the third round, 77th overall, at the 2007 NHL Draft.

Lemieux's follow dad in hockey

2014-06-19T05:01:00.002-07:00

The 1992 version of the Lac St Louis Tigers featured Mike Lemiuex, son of Claude Lemieux 20 year veteran and four time Stanley Cup Champion.Mike was not the prolific scorer his dad was in midget but was a versatile player who playe defense when asked and forward when required.

Mike has since given up competitive hockey following his tenure with the Tigers, then onto the Lac St Louis Lions Midget AAA and then Collegial hockey where he reached the final of the Dodge |Cup.

Today Mike's younger half brother Brandon is entering the NHL entry draft having played with the Barrie Colts of the Ontario Hockey League.

Here is a story that we found on hockeysfuture.com

http://www.hockeysfuture.com/articles/109095/2014-nhl-combine-video-brendan-lemieux-barrie-colts/

Former Tiger Chaddock Finishes Top 5 in Nation in Scoring

2014-06-14T09:14:00.000-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger Chris Chaddock , who attended Wyoming Seminary this academic year, has finished his hockey season as the number 5 scorer in the US.

Here is the story from Wymoing Seminary

Out of every high school ice hockey program in the United States (Prep and Public) - Wyoming Seminary had 3 players finish in the top 15 for scoring in the nation. The 3 players who were also linemates are: Chris Chaddock 5th, Joey Piccinini 10th and Eric Massie 12th. Chaddock and Piccinini were also both in the top 5 in PPG average (points per game). Chaddock and Piccinini will be returning for their Junior years at Sem this Fall. Massie who graduated this past May will continue his academic and NCAA ice hockey career at Castelton State (VT).

http://www.eliteprospects.com/league.php?season=2013&leagueid=USHS&sort=&leagueteam=&nation=&name=&order=TP

LETS GO BLUE KNIGHTS!!

Drafted Tigers

2014-06-09T15:28:00.001-07:00

Sunday, at Nina's Ristorante in Ste Anne de Bellevue, the Lac St Louis Tigers celebrated their seaso with their year end party. One part of the celebration focused on the five Tigers that were drafted to the Quebec Major Hockey League the weekend before.

Five players selected in one draft is a record for the Tigers.

Great food, great people and a reflection on a great season made for a wonderful afternoon

Tigers Attend LEQ GALA

2014-06-07T06:16:00.001-07:00

The Lac St Louis Tigers will attend the Ligue d'excellence du Quebec Gala today at the Hotel Universel in the east end of Montreal. The Tigers are up for an award as the winner of the regular season for the western conference of the LEQ and captain Chris Theodore is up for the leading scorer award.

Former Tiger DAvies Commits to Northestern

2014-06-05T07:52:00.001-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger defenseman Jeremy Davies has committed to Northeastern University.Jeremy was a member of the Tigers with the 1996 born Tigers.

Since leaving the Tigers, Jeremy played two seasons with the Lac St Louis Lions Midget AAA team.

He has been selected in the Quebec Major Hockey League entry raft by the Victoriaville Tigers (2013) and the USHL draft (2014).

In the month of May Jeremy was selected as a second team all star in the Quebec Midget AAA Hockey League.

Congratulations Jeremy!

Theodore Selected by Remparts

2014-05-31T12:30:00.001-07:00

Captain Chris Theodore was selected by the Quebec Remparts in today's Quebec Major Junior Hockey League entry draft.

Theodore was selected 195th overall, the 12th selection of the 11th round. Chris joins Sandro Silvestre as members of the Tigers who were selected by the Remparts today.

Thomson, Silvestre and Rifai Selected in the 8th Round

2014-05-31T12:12:00.001-07:00

The eighth round of the Quebec Major entry draft was a favorable round for the Lac St Louis Tigers as three members of their team were selected.

The first selection of the 8t round belonged to Sherbrooke and with that selection they chose defenseman Sean Thomson.

Ten Selections later, the Quebec Remparts selected goalie Sandro Silvestre with the 141st selection of the draft.

And, then St John selected MArshall Rifai with the 145 th overall selection.

Higgins Selected in Third Round

2014-05-31T10:04:00.002-07:00

Lac St Louis Tigers defenseman Tyler Higgins was the fourth espoir player selected in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League entry draft, selected 53rd overall by the Val D'Or Foreurs.

Quebec Major Entry Draft Tomorrow, 6 Tigers Eligible

2014-05-30T10:39:00.002-07:00

The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League holds its entry draft tomorrow in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The Lac St Louis Tigers have six members of this year's squad that is listed on the CSR list and eligible for the draft.

The six include: Captain Chris Theodore, forward Alex Bourhas, goalie Sandro Silvester and defensemen Tyler Higgins, Marshall Rifai and Sean Thomson.

Good luck boys!

Former Tiger Davies Selected As All Star

2014-05-29T10:04:00.001-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tiger defenseman Jeremy DAvies was selected as a second team All Star at the Quebec Midget AAA banquet last week.

This is the second time this month that Jeremy has gotten attention as he was selected in the USHL Phase II draft earlier this month.

Congratulations Jeremy!

Schedule for May 31 and June 1

2014-05-28T13:08:00.001-07:00

We ask that everyone check in at 17h00 on Saturday as well will have team movement from the original yellow and red tigers.

Michelle and David will be on hand to accept the hockey school subcriptions and answer any questions you may have
http://lsltigers.weebly.com/summer-camp.html

The West Island food banks are low on inventory and as we are the community team, Michelle and David will be accepting non perishable food donations and will deliver same to the food bank

http://westislandgazette.com/news/story/2014/05/28/cupboards-bare-at-west-island-food-banks/

Schedule
Saturday

18h15 Yellow versus Red
18h40 White versus Black
19h05 Black versus Red
19h30 Yellow versus White
19h55-20h05 redo the ice
20h15 Red versus White
20h40 Black versus Yellow

Sunday

18h15 First versus Fourth
19h00 Second versus Third
19h45 redo ice
19h55 Winner of Game 1 versus Winner of Game 2

Schedule for the weekend Tiger precamp

2014-05-22T05:13:00.001-07:00

The Lac St Louis Tigers 2014-2015 team assembly process gets underway this weekend.

The Tigers have set up two teams with an alumni team joining the next weekend in the tournament format.

We will host a parent meeting at 19h00.

We ask that the Yellow Tigers arrive at 17h00 for checkin. Red Tigers arrive at 19h00 for checkin. All events are taking place at the Arena Vincent Lecavalier in Ile Bizard.

May 24 18:00-19h30 Yellow Tigers
May 24 19h40-21h00 Red Tigers
May 25 18h00-19h30 Red Tigers
May 25 19h40 -21h00 Yellow Tigers

Yellow Tigers

G29	MAXIMILIEN MONTPETIT
G30	HUGO DUTEAU
G31	ANTHONY ANTONACCI

2	FRANCIS COTTON
3	FRANK FILATO
4	MATTHEW KAPSCH
5	JAMES HATZEFETROS
6	ENZO CONFUORTI
7	LUCAS ROY

8	ARNAUD DURANDEAU
9	NICHOLAS CARDONNE
27	MATTHEW PIETRONIRO
11	BAILEY BILNEY-MORRISSETTE
12	NOAH NALBANDIAN
13	STEVEN ROCHE
14	TOMMY CALLAGHAN
15	EVANDROS KAKLAMANOS
16	ANTHONY DE MICHELE
17	JOHN AMANATIDIS
18	Raymond	Joly
19	Michael MacDonald

	Red Tigers
G1	JULIANO MALIZIA
G36	MICHAEL MARAVENTANO
G50	Nicholas Fry

2	ALEXANDER KRIEF-FLEMING
3	MICHAEL FIORINI
4	LEO MIHALOCHRISTAS
5	JAMES SCARFONE
6	YIANNI MANOUSAKIS
7	Shane McGrath

8	MARC-ANTHONY DI STASIO
11	CONOR SHANNON
9	NICOLAS GOMEZ
12	LUKE GRAINGER
13	DELENO BROWN
14	DAVID KRONISH
15	NATHAN JOHNSTON
16	JUSTIN YOSKOVITCH
17	TYLER FEHER
18	GABRIEL SARI
27	Daniel Turk
19	Lindy Spencer
20	Michael Brown

Tigers Count Six Players on CSR Final List

2014-05-08T08:36:00.000-07:00

The Lac St Louis Tigers 2013-2014 team has placed 6 players on the Central Scouting list from the QMJHL. The players selected are captain Chris Theodore, alternate captain Marshall Rifai, Tyler Higgins, Sandro Silverstre, Alexander Bourhas, Sean Thomson.

Tyler Higgins and Sandro Silvestre were named in the fourth round in the list.

Alex Bourhas, Marshall Rifai, Chris Theodore and Sean Thomson were found in the section of Eligible for the draft by the Teams portion of the list.

Chris Theodore led the Ligue de Hockey Excellence (Ouest) in scoring with 61 points. Also ed the league in goals with 25 and assists with 36.

Alex Bourhas followed behind Theodore, finishing in third place in league scoring. Silvester finished 7th in goaltending but that included two goalies with 1 and 2 games played. Silvestre played 18 games for the Tigers posting a 2.31 goals against average.

The Tigers won the regular league championship with a record of 25 wins, 5 losses and 2 ties ( follow this link for the complete league standings http://theqmjhl.ca/uploads/assets/QMJHL_FR_SITE/Repechage/liste_finale_CSR_7_mai_2014.pdf), finished third in the Saguenay Midget Espoir tournament, finished third in the Gatineau espoir tournament and then, finished third in the Dodge Cup.

For more information on the CSR list, please follow this link: http://theqmjhl.ca/uploads/assets/QMJHL_FR_SITE/Repechage/liste_finale_CSR_7_mai_2014.pdf

Former Tiger Davies Selected in USHL Draft in Phase II

2014-05-06T21:31:00.003-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tigers defenseman Jeremy Davies was selected today in the USHL Phase II draft. Davies was selected by the Waterloo Black Hawks with the 215th selection.

Davies played with the Tigers with the 1996 birth year. Then, played two seasons with the Midget AAA Lac St Louis Lions.

Follow link for more information: http://ushl.rinknetcloud.com/Players/draft41pick215.htm

Former Tiger Piccolino Top Goalie, All Tournament Team

2014-05-03T17:18:00.001-07:00

The 2014 Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup named it's award winners Friday evening at the Parkland Rec Complex in Dauphin.

Here are the winners:

Top Goaltender
Jordan Piccolino - Dauphin Kings
Probably one of the most interesting characters I know, Jordan Piccolino always has a game face on when he's on the ice. Along with goalie Michael Stiliadis, Piccolino helped the Kings get to where they are today after being acquired on the trade deadline. The Montreal product concluded the round robin with a record of 3-0, a 2.66 goals against average and a .917 save percentage.

All Tournament Team
Goalie - Jordan Piccolino (DAU)
Defense - Channing Bresciani (WPG)
Defense - Corey Chorneyko (SGS)
Forward - Ryan Rosenthal (COQ)
Forward - Brett Boehm (YOR)
Forward - Brent Wold (DAU)

Three Former Tigers Drafted in the CCHL Draft

2014-04-29T15:45:00.004-07:00

Former Lac St Louis Tigers Juan Diego Hernandez, Felix Picard Manderville and Adrien Durandeau were drafted in yesterday's CCHL Draft.

Hernandez, a former Tiger captain, was selected 19th overall, 7th in the second round by the Cornwall Colts.

Picard Manderville was selected 48th overall, 7th in the fourth round, also by the Cornwall Colts.

Durandeau was selected 98th overall, 9th in the eighth round by the Brockville Braves.

Tigers Lose To Noir et Or 5-4 in Overtime

2014-04-20T09:32:00.000-07:00

The Lac St Louis Tigers reached the semi finals of the Dodge Cup today versus the Noir et Or de Mortagne and lost 5-4 in overtime.

The Tigers received a 2 goal effort from Jake Navarra, one each from Chris Theodore and Tommy Tanner.

The Tigers were down 4-2 going into the third period and scored at the 11:29 mark and 14:09 mark to even the score.

However, theTgers lost their franc jeu point and entered the overtime shorthanaded for the first 5 minutes. Thirty-eight seconds in, the noir et or scored to move on to the final.

The Tigers finish the season with three bronze medals from three different tournaments and a record of 41 wins, 10 losses and 2 ties in 53 games played.