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Sean Monahan

North American Skater - Ottawa, OHL
Final Rank:5Midterm Rank:4
Position:CenterShoots:Left
Height:6' 2"Weight:187
Born:October 12, 1994
Born in:Brampton, ON, CAN
Drafted: 2013: CGY (1st Round / 6th Overall) 
• Serving as the captain of Ottawa for the 2012-13 season, Monahan led the 67’s in scoring with 31 goals, 47 assists and 15 power-play goals.

• Despite Ottawa winning just 16 games, Monahan was voted among the top-three players in four separate categories – Smartest Player, Best Playmaker, Best Stickhandler and Best on Face-Offs – in the OHL Eastern Conference Coaches Poll.

• He was the youngest member of Team Canada at the 2012 Canada-Russia Challenge, during which he recorded two goals and two assists in four games. He won gold for Canada at the 2011 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament and scored the gold medal-winning goal for Team Ontario at the 2011 World Under-17 Challenge.

• A former captain of the Mississauga Rebels AAA minor midget team, Monahan helped them win the 2010 OHL Cup and was selected as tournament MVP.

• His grandfather, Rick Hay, competed in the OHL for the now-defunct Marlies and in the AHL for Pittsburgh and Charlotte. His two uncles, Rick Hay and Craig Teeple, played hockey at a high level in Europe.

NEWS

MONAHAN DEVELOPED THANKS TO EX-TEAMMATES’ HELP (click here)

SEAN MONAHAN DRAFT BLOG (click here)

FAVORITES

NHL team: Toronto Maple Leafs
NHL player: Jonathan Toews
Shootout move: “Top glove”
Goal celebration: “Fist pump”
Video game: Call of Duty
Movie: Shawshank Redemption
TV show: Criminal Minds
Actor: Mark Wahlberg
Website: Twitter
Restaurant: Moxie’s
Sport (other than hockey): Lacrosse
Breakfast food: Oatmeal
Superhero: Batman

STATISTICS

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2010-2011OTTAWAOHL6520274732
2011-2012OTTAWAOHL6233457838
2012-2013OTTAWAOHL5831477824




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I challenged him to a goalie fight when we chatted before the game, but he didn't want to go. It was strange to see him at the other end of the ice, but I'm sure he felt the same way looking down at our end.

— Vancouver goalie Eddie Lack joking about facing his former teammate Roberto Luongo after the Canucks' win against the Panthers