Luke Green and Team Blue face @Mbalmas22
& @MarkGrametbauer
of Team Black at @HockeyCanada's
#U17Camp.
#nsproud
pic.twitter.com/GVgJTEvD0I
—
Hockey Nova Scotia (@HockeyNS) August
1, 2014
It appears Luke Green is making a decent impression at Canada’s
under-17 development camp.
Green, selected first overall by Saint John in May’s
QMJHL Entry Draft, has been taking part in the camp this week in Calgary.
The camp continues today and ends tomorrow with every team in action.
The Sea Dogs defensive prospect is on Team Blue and helped
them win their opening game 5-4 over Team Black on Friday.
Great rush by Luke Green, heads up rushing the
puck and effortless stride. #U17
—
Jérôme Bérubé (@Jerome_Berube) August
1, 2014
Excellent rush by Luke Green a few moments ago
... effortless skating!
— SN Staff (@SeaDogsLive) August
1, 2014
Blue takes on Team Red later today.
Saint John’s other first round draft pick from this
summer’s draft, forward Julien Tessier, is also taking part in the camp.
Tessier’s Team Green is 0-2 following a 5-1 loss to Team White on Thursday and
another 5-1 defeat to Team Gold on Friday.
Canada’s under-18 selection camp, which features Sea Dogs forward Nathan Noel, began yesterday in Calgary and concludes on Tuesday. There will be
three Red-White games at the camp with the first one taking place this evening.
Noel is on Team White.
All of these games can be seen for free on the Hockey Canada website.
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