Ottawa ON –
Any questions the Brockville Braves may have had regarding the reliability within their goal crease appeared to have been quashed thanks to ’99 born Brampton ON native Liam Souliere. His numbers through four games are so impressive they require one to rub their eyes to confirm they’re real – they are. Four wins, only four goals against and a shutout versus Cornwall. Souliere posted an astronomical .966 save percentage and a microscopic 0.98 goals against average. The Braves will back on the ice this Friday when they host the 5-0 Hawkesbury Hawks.
Honorable Mentions
Jemerie Lavallee – Hawkesbury Hawks
The week Lavallee put up would normally garner a CCM Player of the Week nod without question. The Montreal born forward is scoring at a rate north of one goal per game, (6 in 5)add on 3 helpers and Lavallee is alone a top the CCHL’s scoring race with 9 points in 5 games. On Sunday in Carleton Place Jeremie ripped a natural hat trick to help the rest of his flock fly to a 4-3 regualtion win over the Canadians.
John Beaton – Kemptville 73’s
Those who watched John in camp prior to the start of the season could see the 2000 born Stittsville Ontario product had added another gear to his game. It’s translated into early success. Through five games Beaton has a goal and count em’ seven assists including a four apple game against Nepean during the fall showcase. Beaton is in a tie for 2nd in CCHL scoring with eight points.
