Hunter Tremblay
|
Birthday:
1986-01-15 |
Position:
LW |
|
Eligible for draft:
2004 |
Shoots:
Left |
|
Drafted:
|
Height:
5-10 |
|
Acquired:
Free agent signing, 2011 |
Weight:
175 lbs. |
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
- C
2008-09: Tremblay skated in 28 games in his second season at the University of New Brunswick. Tremblay was the second leading scorer for the Varsity Reds with 14 goals and 36 assists as New Brunswick finished first in the Atlantic University Sport conference. Tremblay scored 1 goal with 5 assists in nine playoff games and the Varsity Reds captured the Canadian college hockey University Cup with a 4-2 win over Western Ontario.
2009-10: Tremblay was the leading scorer in Canadian college hockey in his third season with the University of New Brunswick, scoring 25 goals with 32 assists in 27 league games. The Varsity Reds finished first in the AUS, losing just one game in league play. St. Francis Xavier, which handed the Varsity Reds their only loss, held Tremblay scoreless and swept a three-game playoff series; preventing New Brunswick from defending its University Cup championship.
2010-11: Tremblay signed a one-year free agent contract with Edmonton in March 2011 and made his pro debut with Oklahoma City in the AHL following his final season with the University of New Brunswick. Tremblay was scoreless and -2 in three regular season games with the Barons and scored his first pro goal, his only point, in the AHL playoffs. He skated in five playoff games for Oklahoma City and was +1 with 2 PMs. Tremblay completed his college career in outstanding fashion. After scoring 22 goals with 22 assists in 27 regular season games as the Varsity Reds won their third straight AUS regular season title, Tremblay scored 4 goals with 9 assists in nine playoff games and the Varsity Reds defeated McGill, 4-0, in the University Cup championship game.
2009-10: Tremblay was the leading scorer in Canadian college hockey in his third season with the University of New Brunswick, scoring 25 goals with 32 assists in 27 league games. The Varsity Reds finished first in the AUS, losing just one game in league play. St. Francis Xavier, which handed the Varsity Reds their only loss, held Tremblay scoreless and swept a three-game playoff series; preventing New Brunswick from defending its University Cup championship.
2010-11: Tremblay signed a one-year free agent contract with Edmonton in March 2011 and made his pro debut with Oklahoma City in the AHL following his final season with the University of New Brunswick. Tremblay was scoreless and -2 in three regular season games with the Barons and scored his first pro goal, his only point, in the AHL playoffs. He skated in five playoff games for Oklahoma City and was +1 with 2 PMs. Tremblay completed his college career in outstanding fashion. After scoring 22 goals with 22 assists in 27 regular season games as the Varsity Reds won their third straight AUS regular season title, Tremblay scored 4 goals with 9 assists in nine playoff games and the Varsity Reds defeated McGill, 4-0, in the University Cup championship game.
