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Falcons pre-tryout camp26-May-2009 · 12:15pmThe St. Catharines Mountainview Homes Falcons pre-tryout camp has been scheduled for Saturday, July 25th, inside the Seymour-Hannah Sports & Entertainment Centre, located at 240 St. Paul Street West in St. Catharines. The cost for the camp per player is $40.00, payable on the Saturday at the 4-pad. Eligible players from St. Catharines Minor Hockey will be charged $25.00 each. This camp runs all day, starting at 8:00am sharp. Please check the schedule inside the complex for which rink the camp will be on. Any player coming from outside St. Catharines Minor Hockey and St. Catharines Jr. ‘B’ Falcons jurisdiction (as established by the OMHA and OHA, respectively) with intent to participate, will be required to produce a permission to skate from their respective hockey club. To register for the camp, or for more information, please send an e-mail to Richard Garbacz, Falcons Assistant General Manager. He can be contacted by phone at (905) 227-2229. Sheahan awarded at HHOF23-Jun-2009 · 9:15pm St. Catharines Mountainview Homes Falcons forward Riley Sheahan was awarded an OHA Top Prospects Award this past season, which was recently presented to him at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. A list of all the winners is shown below:
40th Annual Awards Banquet19-May-2009 · 12:00pmThe St. Catharines Mountainview Falcons hosted their 40th annual awards night and banquet dinner on Friday, May 15th, inside the Canadian Polish Society Hall on Facer Street in St. Catharines to over 130 guests. Graduating players included #12 Andrew Kilcar, #61 Riley Sheahan, #4 Adam Moroney, #8 Miles Torch, #15 Marc Falzoi, #16 Adam Montgomery, #17 Chris Garbacz, #18 Scott Madden, and #26 Cameron Youash. Honoured guests in attendance Friday night included M.P.P. Jim Bradley, former M.P. and current Falcons director Walt Lastewka, and many other sponsors, special guests, past players and volunteers. Radio personality Chuck LaFleur of 1220 CHSC in St. Catharines was the master of ceremony for the evening. The following is the official list of award winners from the 2008-09 awards banquet:
St. Catharines Falcons 2008/09 Banquet Awards Presentation Midget
Falcons "MVP" Todd Zavitz Award Midget
Falcons "Leading Scorer" Award Falcons
"Rookie of the Year" Ashton Morrison Trophy Falcons
"Molson Three Stars" Awards Falcons
"Most Improved Player" Hall Judd Trophy Falcons
"Sportmanship & Dedication" Gary Nelson Memorial Trophy
presented by Mountainview Homes: Falcons
"Leading Scorer" President's Trophy Falcons
"Heart & Desire" Bruce Penner Award Falcons
"Best Defenseman" J.S. Elliot Trophy Falcons
"Leading Goal Scorer for Regular Season" Jack Gatecliff Trophy
presented by Falcons director Chris Doig: Falcons
"Best Defensive Forward" General Manager's Trophy Falcons
"School Academics & Lady Byng Attributes" Falcons
"Most Valuable Player" Rex Stimers Memorial Trophy Falcons
"MVP of the Playoffs" Trillium Award "Most
Dedicated Falcons Team Member" Special Falcons
"Volunteer of the Year" Jack Lennard Award Falcons first overall!12-Feb-2009 · 10:30pm Your St. Catharines Mountainview Homes Falcons have secured first place overall this season. The Falcons will meet the 8th place seed in the first round of the playoffs. Thorold's win Thursday night against Wheatfield also means Niagara Falls can't catch third place and will finish 4th overall at the end of the regular season. The Canucks will face the 5th place seed, who at this point happens to be the Wheatfield Jr. Blades with three games left to play. Sheahan signs letter of intent21-Nov-2008 · 6:00pm Published in the St. Catharines Standard Friday night, with files from Notre Dame University: St. Catharines Falcons forward Riley Sheahan has signed his National Letter-of- Intent to attend Notre Dame University, beginning in the fall of 2009. Sheahan, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound center, leads the Falcons in scoring with 17 goals and 31 assists for 48 points in 24 games for the league-leading Falcons. "Riley will be a dynamic player at the collegiate level," Notre Dame coach Jeff Jackson said. "He has tremendous instincts for the game. He's a great skater with tremendous vision and puck skills. "He's got all the tools; he's as complete a player as we've recruited from an offensive prospective and yet he's not afraid to get his nose dirty. He's really developed his game over the last two years." Sheahan, 17, attends Denis Morris High School. He is eligible for the National Hockey League draft in 2010.
LEVEILLE PICKED 29th OVERALL20-Jun-2008 · 11:00pm The entire Mountainview Falcons hockey organization would like to congratulate St. Catharines Falcons forward #9 Daultan Leveille for being selected in the first round of the National Hockey League's entry draft at 29th overall by the Atlanta Thrashers.
It is believed he is the first St. Catharines Jr. 'B' Falcons player ever to be drafted directly into the NHL. Daultan played his entire junior career in St. Catharines. Daultan will be a freshman this fall when he attends Michigan State University while playing for the Spartans. He is the Spartans ninth 1st round draft pick in the university's history. Earlier in the week, TSN's Bob McKenzie placed Daultan at 35th overall, while the national newspaper USAToday pinned Leveille at 29th. The NHL's final Central Scouting report gave Leveille a final ranking of 47th overall. Once again, congratulations Daultan on this amazing achievement! The Falcons look forward to watching you make the jump to the next level, and wish you and your family all the best in the future! Pietrangelo picked 4th overall20-Jun-2008 · 9:00pm The Mountainview Falcons wish to congratulate defenseman Alex Pietrangelo of the OHL's Niagara Ice Dogs for being selected 4th overall by the St. Louis Blues at the NHL's Entry Draft, held Friday night at Ottawa, Ontario. Congratulations Alex! Falcons newest arrival17-Jun-2008 · 3:45pm The Mountainview Falcons would like to congratulate former Falcon Adam Shields, his wife Julie and their daughter Jaclyn on their newest arrival Connor. Congratulations Adam, Julie and big sister Jaclyn!
TSN pits Leveille at 35th17-Jun-2008 · 9:00am Check out the following mock draft from TSN's Bob McKenzie, where he puts Daultan Leveille being picked 35th overall at Friday/Saturday's NHL Entry Draft. Grande Prairie Storm sign Floris16-Jun-2008 · 6:15pm Sad news for Falcons fans last week with the announcement that captain Kevin Floris has made the jump to Junior 'A' hockey in Alberta, signing with the Grande Prairie Storm. Read the entire article here... Good luck Kevin out west with the Storm; our J.S. Elliott Trophy winner this past season will be greatly missed! USAToday pegs Leveille at 29th16-Jun-2008 · 5:45pm The newspaper USAToday released a mock draft today, putting Daultan Leveille at 29th overall and being selected by the Carolina Hurricanes. USAToday Mock Draft, First Round.pdf Leveille on NHL.com16-Jun-2008 · 5:30pm Read an article on Falcons forward Daultan Leveille, released today on the NHL's official website: Leveille
has emerged as a Golden talent OHA Top Prospects Award28-May-2008 · 9:50pmEach season, the Ontario Hockey Association recognizes excellence within its program by awarding six individuals with the prestigious top prospects award. The OHA is comprised of 10 junior and senior hockey leagues within the province of Ontario. Of all the teams governed by the OHA, the award is presented to individuals who are judged to have potential to advance to a professional level of the game. Mountainview Falcons forward #9 Daultan Leveille has been selected as one of six players to be recognized by the Ontario Hockey Association this year. The award will be presented to Daultan on Friday, June 06, 2008, inside the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Ontario. Congratulations Daultan! Leveille: ranked 27th overall15-May-2008 · 12:00pmAn excerpt from The Hockey News Draft Preview '08: "This year's draft is full of players at the Jr. A level, but Daultan Leveille stands to become the rarest of animals – a player drafted in the first round out of Jr. B. Leveille's exploits with the St. Catharines Falcons had NHL scouts rushing to tiny Jr. B rinks in southwestern Ontario to get late viewings of the slight center, who shot up the ranks and stands a real chance of going among the top 30. By the time his team lost in the Golden Horseshoe Jr. B League final, scouts from 10 or 12 NHL teams could be seen in the stands. Leveille is among the fastest skaters in the draft. Despite a nagging leg injury, he managed 30 points in 16 playoff games. When the season ended, Leveille hit the weight room to
bulk up for the draft combine and next season at Michigan State. He rebuffed
offers from the Ottawa 67’s this season to go the college route." 39th Annual Awards Banquet09-May-2008 · 10:00pmThe St. Catharines Mountainview Falcons hosted their 39th annual awards night and banquet dinner on Friday, May 9th, inside the Canadian Polish Society Hall on Facer Street in St. Catharines to over 200 guests. Honoured guests in attendance Friday night included M.P.P. Jim Bradley, M.P. Rick Dykstra, former M.P. and current Falcons director Walt Lastewka, St. Catharines city councillor Bill Phillips, and many other sponsors, special guests, past players and volunteers. Radio personalities Angus Gillespie and Chuck LaFleur of 1220 CHSC in St. Catharines were the masters of ceremonies for the evening. The following is the official list of award winners from the 2007-08 awards banquet:
St. Catharines Falcons 2007/08 Banquet Awards Presentation Midget
Falcons "MVP" Todd Zavitz Award Midget
Falcons "Leading Scorer" Award Falcons
"Rookie of the Year" Ashton Morrison Trophy Falcons
"Molson Three Stars" Awards Falcons
"Most Improved Player" Hall Judd Trophy Falcons
"Sportmanship & Dedication" Gary Nelson Memorial Trophy
presented by Mountainview Homes: Falcons
"Leading Scorer" President's Trophy Falcons
"Heart & Desire" Bruce Penner Award Falcons
"Best Defenseman" J.S. Elliot Trophy Falcons
"Leading Goal Scorer for Regular Season" Jack Gatecliff Trophy
presented by Sports Reporter Bill Potrecz: Falcons
"Best Defensive Forward" General Manager's Trophy Falcons
"School Academics & Lady Byng Attributes" Falcons
"Most Valuable Player" Rex Stimers Memorial Trophy Falcons
"MVP of the Playoffs" Trillium Award "Most
Dedicated Falcons Team Member" Special Falcons
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