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Welcome to Pro Action Hockey

Pro Action Hockey is a Sport Études program operating out of John Rennie High School, located in Pointe Claire, Quebec. PAH is dedicated and committed to the well being and proper development of each student; academically, athletically and socially. Instructors acknowledge the importance and responsibility of being role models and act accordingly, insuring that the students are able to train and learn in a secure, enjoyable and respectful environment. We preach that rewards are a direct result of discipline and steady work ethic.

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Welcome to the start of the 2010-2011 school year. We hope that you have enjoyed your summer and that your child is well rested to face the challenges that lay ahead, both academically and athletically.

We look forward to play a significant part in the development of your child and to have a successful and enjoyable year.

Walsh and Culkin make the Remparts

Patrick Walsh and Ryan Culkin have made the Quebec Remparts of the QMJHL. After a great season in Midget AAA as a 15 year old, Walsh was the Remparts first pick, 14th overall, in this year’s draft. Althought he suffered a groin injury prior to the camp, the Remparts wanted Walsh in their roster as soon as they drafted him.

Patrick has always said that he wanted to play in the QMJHL and we are proud to see that all of his efforts have paid off.

The story is different for Ryan Culkin. After a great year with the Midget Espoir Royals, Ryan was the last cut from the Midget AAA Lions last year. He came back to Pro Action Hockey to play on the Varsity team and played Midget AA for Deux-Rives. By the end of the year, Ryan was a regular with the Lions, helping them make it to the finals. The Remparts drafted Culkin in the 7th round, making him the 122nd player to be taken. Ryan played so well during camp and exhibition games that the Rempart’s coach and GM Patrick Roy was forced to trade and release a few veterans to make room for him on the blue line.

We wish Patrick and Ryan all the best and we hope they have a great year in Québec!

Click here to read a great interview with Patrick.

Dillon Fournier will play with his brother in Lewiston

Dillon Fournier became the second Sport-Études student after Simon Despres to be selected first overall in the QMJHL draft. Making the Lewinston line-up means that Dillon will be playing with older brother Stefan, also a former Sport-Études student, playing his 3rd year in the league. This should make his transition into the league a lot smoother.

Dillon has always been one of the hardest workers on and off the ice and we are happy that he’s reaching his goals. Good luck this year Dillon!

Click here to read a great interview with Dillon in The Hockey News.

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