SEAN MONAHAN
Photo taken by Steven Der-Garabedian of Mississauga.comTeam: Mississauga Rebels
League: GTHL – Minor Midget AAA
Position: LC
Height: 6.01
Weight: 175 lbs
D.O.B.: 10/12/1994
Hometown: Brampton, ON
Stats: GP 47 / G 46 / A 44 / PTS 90 / PIM 48
I did some research and here is some information and scouting reports on what Ottawa 67’s can look forward to.
From OHL Prospects Magazine:
Scouting Report: Monahan is an offensive minded center that possesses a solid collection of physical tools. He has size, an excellent stick and he skates quite well, displaying speed and quickness. He tends to play more of a finesse type of game, using his speed to get himself into the open ice. He is a very good skater, possessing a smooth stride that allows him to generate some speed. He likes to have the puck on his stick, and that is when he is the most noticeable. He carries the puck with confidence, and isnt afraid to attack a defender on-on-one. OHL Cup MVP.
From TheScoutingReport.org:
2010 OHL Priority Selection 1st Round Mock Draft Sean Monahan is a player that has been discussed to great lengths due to his phenomenal performance at the 2010 OHL Cup. He was initially seen as a player who would go in the top 80 in this season’s draft class, but has really made a name for himself since the tournament. Monahan has a good skill set with good size, but at times gets flustered and makes poor decisions. Consistency is a major issue for Monahan and is something that has people worried. At times he needs to compete harder and work harder on the back check, as he likes to loop instead of stopping and starting.
Photo from OntarioHockeyLeague.comSean Monahan just came off an impressive showing at the 2010 OHL Cup Showcase Tournament in March. Monahan captained the tournament champion Mississauga Rebels. Monahan scored the game-winning goal as the Mississauga Rebels shocked the heavily favoured & defending champion Toronto Marlboros in a 2-1 victory. Monahan had a two points in the game and took home the Tim Adams Memorial Trophy as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. He was also the tournament’s leading scorer with 13 points in 7 games (7g, 6a).
2010 OHL Cup - Day 5 - Images by OHL Images
Round 1, 16th pick: Sean Monahan - Mississauga Rebels
Round 2, 15th pick: Taylor Fielding - Clarington
Round 2, 20th pick: Ryan Shipley - Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs
Round 4, 15th pick: Cosimo Fontana - Toronto Young Nationals
Round 5, 7th pick: Denny Dubblestyne - Jr. Canadiens
Round 6, 5th pick: Dalen Hedges - Ottawa Jr 67's
Round 6, 15th pick: Daniel Walsh - Ottawa Jr 67's
Round 7, 13th pick: Sean Callaghan - Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs
Round 8, 15th pick: Round Jon Carlson - Thunder Bay Kings
Round 9, 15th pick: Brett Gustavsen - Mississauga Rebels
Round 10, 15th pick: Gian Marco DeMeis - Ottawa Jr 67's
Round 12, 15th pick: Henry Thompson - Oshawa Minor Midget
Round 13, 15th pick: Ryan McCaughan - Eastern Ontario Wild
Round 14, 2nd pick: Patryk Wojenski - Mississauga Rebels
Round 14, 15th pick: Michael Vered - Ottawa Jr 67's
Round 15, 15th pick: Nathaniel Quinn - Eastern Ontario Wild
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