Senators Shile at GTHL Midget All-Star Game

Mississauga Senator Stevie Ray Reid scored twice and Matt Donnelly added one to lead Team White to a 4-0 over Team Red in the 10th Annual Midget AAA All Star Game.  For his two goal performance Stevie Ray was named the Offensive MVP.  Congratulations to Stevie Ray and Matt for representing the Midget Senators very well.

Two Senators Make GTHL All-Star Game

The GTHL Directors of Player Development use November and December to observe and evaluate Midget AAA players on their physical play, offence, defensive skills, positioning, and skating.  The evaluation panel includes 28 members and hundreds of hours were required by these dedicated individuals in viewing the countless games evaluating all Midget AAA players in the GTHL. The 2012 Midget AAA All Star game will take place Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 6:30pm at the MasterCard Centre.
 
The Mississauga Senators will be represented at the Midget All Star game by centre Stevie Ray Reid and defenseman Matt Donnelly.  Stevie Ray is the Captain of the Midget Senators has been with the organization for several years, while Matt is an Assistant Captain with the Midget team has been a Senator for the past 6 seasons. 

Congratulations to both players.

Minor Peewees Win the Richard Bell Christmas Tournament

The Mississauga Senators Minor Peewees won the 2011 Richard Bell Memorial Tournament in Oakville on December 29, 2011.  The tournament was intense, entertaining and all the boys played with 110 percent effort. They all moved the puck well and everyone contributed to the team's success each game.  The team entered the championship game with a 4-0-2 record to face the Oakville Rangers and Senators came out on top 4-0.

Congratulations to Giuliano Gennaro, Joshua Golden, LJ Beaupre, Alex De Gagne, Luke Beamish, Jared Viggers, Mitchell Hewitson, Nolan James, Jayden Vaughan, DJ King, Alex Tower, Cole Hyjek, Patrick Del Vecchio, Lucas Amoroso, Spencer Blackwell, Jacob King, Dennis Busby and the entire coaching staff!

Scott Wedgewood Impressive in Net for World Juniors

Former Mississauga Senator Scott Wedgewood had a night he soon won't forget. Standing at Team Canada’s blueline after recording a 26-save shutout over the Czech Republic and listening to the partisan crowd of 16,417 packed into Rexall Place chanting his name.

“It was pretty surreal,” said the 19-year-old after Canada’s 5-0 win over the Czechs. “I looked at my parents and my brothers, I knew where they were sitting in the end (of the rink) and it was something they’ll probably remember as much as I will. On a stage like this, it’s something I’ll have to take a step back from and think about. It was pretty sweet."

“I don’t think something like that will happen too many times in my career, so I enjoyed it.”

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