Dennis will be studying Educational Foundations with a goal to pursue teaching in the physical education field upon graduation. " we are really happy for Dennis personally as he works extremely hard on and off the ice" stated Preds director of hockey, Tim Clayden " Dennis arguably was the fastest skating player throughout the Eastern Division the past two seasons and a middle weight that certainly challenged all as a league heavy weight every night. We wish Dennis only the best of success on and off the ice and a little more luck on all his future break a-ways at Buffalo State" “My experience in Port Hope was one that I will always remember" said Sicard "the competitiveness and drive of my fellow team mates as well as the support of the staff and volunteers, allowed me to become the best player I could be. Winning the Division Championship two years ago was the perfect reward for a season of hard work. I was always overwhelmed by the support of the Port Hope fans and was truly honored to receive the award of Fan Favorite"

"I want to thank the Predators ownership who are second to none and Tim Clayden and John Johnson and my team mates for the opportunities afforded to me and wish the Predators all the best this season in their quest for another Championship. Playing and winning junior A hockey games in Port Hope is a lot of fun and the Predator fans make Port hope a great place to play junior hockey" Coach Crashley commented on Corey Tamblyn's most recent opportunity "Corey is the luckiest player in the league today as he and his family now know the NCAA Clarkson University program want him and are knocking on his door. Now the OHL Sudbury Wolves will also have to step up in order to sign this young man this year. We are really happy for Corey and his family and wish him well" "we are not surprised by Clarkson's offer as our coaching staff last season pointed out Corey's D1 potential" added Predator director of hockey, Tim Clayden. 

"It is always nice to see and hear that your program is helping players advance to the next level Especially when we were only allowed to sign two 1989 born players last year, so it's real good to see that our program is making some good choices. Corey will be successful where ever he chooses to play, he's a good player and a nice person too" The past two seasons, the Predators are very proud to have now helped at least 8 players advance to NCAA Division III programs and with Corey having an opportunity at Clarkson University, it certainly suggests the Predators program is moving in the right direction. The Predators have also helped to promote 6 other players on into Pro hockey. "we have a lot of work to do yet, NCAA Division I Hockey is our goal and our next challenge which we expect to reach before January of this season" said Clayden "our program depends on our organization keeping the promises that we make to the players that we are recruiting. These kids and their parents are counting on our management team to deliver and we are counting on our players to deliver on winning hockey games. It's a pretty fair deal and important to us to promote our kids each year to the highest level of play, including the OHL, the NCAA and Pro hockey for the over age Major Junior A players that decide to join our program each season, it really works both ways and creates a win, win for our players, for our organization and for the Port Hope hockey community."