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27 Commits in Eastern Canada Cup
Five CJHL leagues form teams for all-star showcase in Cornwall, Ont.

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Dartmouth recruit Grant Cooper will represent the hometown Cornwall Colts in the Eastern Canada Cup Challenge.

Twenty-seven players committed to 17 different Division I programs are among those selected to participate in the 2015 Eastern Canada Cup Challenge, a nine-team all-star event to be held Nov. 16-18 in Cornwall, Ontario.

The top players from five CJHL leagues - the CCHL, LHJQ, MHL, NOJHL and OJHL - were selected for the event, which will attact a number of NCAA recruiters.

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The 27 players already committed are concentrated on five teams: two representing the CCHL and three representing the OJHL. They include three players committed to Colgate and Niagara and two each to Dartmouth, Merrimack, Penn State, Princeton, Robert Morris, Vermont and Western Michigan.

All six Division I conferences are represented among the current commits.

NCAA Division I Commits in the 2015 Eastern Canada Cup Challenge

Player NCAA Team CJHL Team
CCHL Team Yzerman
Martin Frechette Vermont Cumberland
Marcus Joseph Sacred Heart Carleton Place
Jonathan Kovacevic Merrimack Ottawa
Geoffrey Lawson Robert Morris Ottawa
Cale List UMass Lowell Pembroke
CCHL Team Robinson
Grant Cooper Dartmouth Cornwall
Ross Craig Colgate Cornwall
Johnny Curran Western Michigan Smiths Falls
Liam Folkes Penn State Brockville
Owen Grant Vermont Carleton Place
Jordan Larson Alabama-Huntsville Carleton Place
Brett Murray Penn State Carleton Place
Colton Point Colgate Carleton Place
Jason Tackett Ferris State Kemptville
OJHL Team Coffey
Thomas Beretta Michigan Tech St. Michael's
Mario Ferraro Western Michigan Toronto Patriots
Jacob Panetta Colgate Wellington
OJHL Team Hawerchuk
Matthew Bernard Niagara Aurora
Drake Board Niagara Aurora
Daniel Mantenuto Robert Morris Aurora
Adam Smith Bowling Green Newmarket
Colin Tonge Princeton Kingston
Drew Worrad Clarkson Oakville
OJHL Team Oates
Jackson Bales Merrimack Oakville
Luc Brown Union Wellington
Ben Sokay Niagara Wellington
Derek Topatigh Princeton Orangeville