Kanata Stallions

BARRY ROYTMAN
+ COMMITTED TO PLATTSBURG UNIVERSITY (2011)

THE KANATA STALLIONS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT CAPTIAN, BARRY ROYTMAN, HAS COMMITTED TO PLATTSBURG UNIVERSITY FOR THE START OF THE 2010-2011 SEASON. CONGRATULATIONS BARRY, YOU HAVE WORKED VERY HARD FOR THIS AND WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE NCAA.

KYLE RANKIN
+ COMMITTED TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY (2012)

THE KANATA STALLIONS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT KYLE RANKIN HAS COMMITTED TO PRINCETON UNIVERSITY FOR THE 2012-2013 SEASON. CONGRATULATIONS KYLE AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING YOU WITH US FOR THE NEXT TWO SEASONS.

ALLAN MCPHERSON
+ COMMITTED TO CLARKSON UNIVERSITY (2011)

THE KANATA STALLIONS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT 3 YEAR VETERAN, ALLAN MCPHERSON, HAS COMMITTED TO CLARKSON UNIVERSITY FOR THE 2010-2011 SEASON. AFTER LEADING THE STALLIONS IN POINTS THIS SEASON AND 5TH IN CJHL SCORING, THE HIGH FLYING CENTREMAN WILL BE SURE TO TEAR UP THE NCAA RANKS. BEST OF LUCK ALLAN.

2012 FRED PAGE CUP HOSTED BY KANATA STALLIONS

KANATA PICKS COBBOLD IN 1ST RD OF CHL DRAFT.

SPENSER COBBOLD WAS THE 2ND OVERALL PICK IN THE DRAFT AND WILL BE LOOKED UPON FOR HIS OFFENSIVE UPSIDE AND UNPARALLELED SPEED THIS COMING SEASON.

STALLIONS TO HOST '10 CHL SEPTEMBER SHOWCASE

THE ANNUAL SEPTEMBER SHOWCASE WILL TAKE PLACE SEPTEMBER 10-12, AT THE KANATA REC COMPLEX. THE STALLIONS ARE THRILLED TO HOST THE PRESTIGIOUS EVENT AND LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING CHL TEAMS AND OFFICIALS.

SHARP LIFTS STANLEY CUP

FORMER KANATA STALLION, PATRICK SHARP OF THE 2010-2011 STANLEY CUP CHAMPION CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS, HAD HIS DAY WITH LORD STANLEY JULY 10TH. SHARP PROUDLY DISPLYED THE CUP IN HIS HOME TOWN OF THUNDER BAY, ON...CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO

The Central Hockey League (formerly CJHL) is pleased to announce that the 2012 Fred Page Cup (FPC) will be hosted by the Kanata Stallions. The four team Championship will consist of the winners from the Maritime Junior A Hockey League (MJAHL), Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League, the CHL Tier One league champion and the host team (Kanata Stallions). Lou Nistico, GM of the Kanata Stallions was thrilled with the decision “our organization is very excited and we’re confident that we will host an outstanding week.” The Stallions will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2012, Nistico adds, “hosting the Fred Page Cup will now take it over the top and make the year that much more special for our franchise.” The Stallions will also leverage the experience of Event Chair Tony House (Corporate Hype) who has played an integral role in numerous local hockey championships. In fact both Nistico and House have already recruited a solid nucleus for their Host Organizing Committee.

Kevin Abrams, President of the Central Hockey League (CHL) thinks the league will definitely benefit from having the Fred Page Cup in Ottawa. “It’s probably been long overdue but the timing is right with the Stallions and I think they’ll do a great job of hosting this event.” Abrams also feels the league and especially the City teams can all build on the FPC momentum, “there will be a lot of attention and hype over the next two years around Jr. A hockey in Ottawa which can only help growing our brand in the Ottawa hockey community.” The FPC showcases the best Jr. A teams in Eastern Canada with the winner joining four other teams in the RBC Cup where a National Champion is crowned.

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MAT HAGEN
+ COMMITTED TO UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-HUNSTVILLE (2011)

THE KANATA STALLIONS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE MAT HAGEN, '89 RIGHT-HANDED DEFENCEMAN, HAS COMMITTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE FOR THE 2010-2011 SEASON.

CONGRATULATIONS, MAT, AND BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE.

ADAM DEWAN NAMED NEW HEAD COACH OF THE KANATA STALLIONS

After serving as an Assistant Coach with the Ottawa 67's of the OHL, Adam Dewan is back in Kanata. A product of the Kanata minor hockey system, Dewan went on to play in the OHL with the Peterborough Petes and spent seven years in pro hockey, where he attended the Edmonton Oilers training camp in 2003. Dewan is a teacher of the game and is exactly what the Stallions need for the upcoming season. With a young line-up projected to be iced this season, Dewan will be looked upon for his leadership and experience to lead the charge.

Stallions management is thrilled to bring the highly-sought after Dewan to the organization and look forward to seeing his systems implemented and philosophies applied. With a strong resume of playing and coaching under his belt, Adam is expected to instil some much needed cohesion within the Stallions organization. The 30 year old, Dewan, has a no-nonsense approach to coaching and demands respect and discipline on all levels. He played the game tough and will expect the same from his players, but will ensure the Stallions maintain a disciplined approach to the season.

Alex Armstrong will stay on as Dewan's Assistant Coach and a second assistant will be added shortly.