Four Titans Graduate to Pro Hockey

The Temiscaming Titans have advanced Cam Moffat, Joel Ahlin, Corey Evelyn and Dan Morin to pro hockey. Three players have been signed to professional contracts in the US based Federal Hockey League (FHL) while Dan Morin will be attending a SPHL training camp.

Moffat is a four year veteran of the GMHL -- playing with the Sturgeon Falls Lumberjacks for two seasons and the Temiscaming Titans for the last two. Cam notched a career high 68 points (40g, 28a) last year with the Titans. Moffat will be dressing for Berkshire Battalion (FHL) next season.

Joel Ahlin had a stellar season for the Titans last year, scoring 85 points (41g, 44a) in 40 games. The 21 year old forward had previously been playing professionally in Sweden before signing in Temiscaming. Joel is a skilled, offensive player that will be joining Cam Moffat with the Berkshire Battalion (FHL).

Corey Evelyn had a strong 45 point (8g, 37a) season last year, catching the attention of the Waterdown Wolves (FHL). Evelyn made his rookie junior debut in the GMHL back in 2008-2009 when he played in 35 games. The 6'2" power forward is from Scarborough, Ontario.

Daniel Morin will be heading down to Knoxville, Tennesee for the training camp of the Knoxville Ice Bears (SPHL).  In the short time that Daniel spent in the GMHL and the Titans lineup, he demonstrated skills of a top d-man in the league. He has the ability to play at both ends of the ice with size and strength. In five games this year, the 6'3" defenseman notched nine points.