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QMJHL Weekly: December 29th, 2009

This week Denise discusses the results of the World Junior Hockey and QMJHL games, the rosters for the CHL Top Propsects game, the trades that were made, the scholastic players of the month for November, the CHL Top 10, the leaders, and the games to come in the QMJHL, the World Junior Championships, and the World U17 Challenge.

Keeping Tradition Alive in Toronto

The University of Ryerson is set to move their hockey team into the historic confines of Maple Leaf Gardens. One would hope that other hockey shrines around the world can continue to be preserved just as the Gardens is now proving to do so.

QMJHL Weekly: December 29th, 2009

Keeping Tradition Alive in Toronto

Draft Experience: Zach Boychuk

What is it like to participate in the NHL entry draft? Get inside the NHL entry draft experience with Carolina Hurricane first round draft pick, Zach Boychuk.

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Sbisa's Catalyst For Success

Luca Sbisa may not know where he’s going to end up at Friday’s entry draft, but he does recognize that moving to Canada was the catalyst of his lifelong aspirations to play in the National Hockey League.

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Memorial Cup Final Preview

Mikkel Boedker and the high-flying Kitchener Rangers will attempt to become the second consecutive host team to prevail in the Memorial Cup Finals, but standing in their way are the suffocating Spokane Chiefs.

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Fast's Triumphant Homecoming

Hometown hero T.J. Fast buried the game-winner in the Tri-City Americans 3-2 shootout win over the Calgary Hitmen on January 19th. The meeting was the first and only time that Fast would play the Hitmen in his hometown during the regular season.

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Hitmen Rookie Wows All

Hitmen rookie T.J. Galiardi is making quite an impression in Calgary, playing a strong offensive game that has the attention of everyone that watches. The winger is working wonders for the club, which is currently ranked number one in the CHL.

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Home-Ice Advantage: Galiardi

T.J. Galiardi is starting the 2007-08 season in a familiar setting, at home. The 19-year-old center hung up his skates at Dartmouth College, where he played the 2006-07 season, to pursue his hockey career in his hometown of Calgary.

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Early Success Feels Wright

Having only played a grand total of 50 regular season junior hockey games, James Wright of the Vancouver Giants has already tasted the glory of winning what many consider to be the hardest trophy to win in all of sports, the Memorial Cup.

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