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Newest member of the YGEH - NCAA/CIS Placement Co-ordinator
Submitted By Rich Ciaravella on Sat 05 16, 15
We would like to welcome with great honor the newest member to YGEH - Lee Burton.  Lee brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our organization.  He has been involved in various roles in hockey for over 25 years.  As a coach he has won 4 OMHA titles and has coached at levels from Novice to Junior A. 

Lee will join Young Guns Elite Hockey as our NCAA/CIS Placement Coordinator. 

As an education advisor, Lee has won 2 national championships with the Aurora Tigers Junior A team.  Lee is currently the education coordinator with the Trenton Golden Hawks of the OJHL. 

His resume is impressive to say the least, having been involved with the placement of over 500 players at the NCAA and CIS level.   Here is a list of current kids from the team who has been placed in an educational institution this past season:

 

TRENTON GOLDEN HAWKS

 

Zach de Concilys Sacred Heart (D1), 2015
Tyler Donaldson Potsdam (D3), 2015
Braden Hellems Adrian (D3), 2015
Kevin Lavoie Robert Morris (D1), 2016
Christian Lloyd Sacred Heart (D1), 2016
Matt Pizzo Hobart (D3), 2015
Bobby Polachek Fredonia (D3), 2015
Nick Santoro Robert Morris (D1), 2016
Robert Smythe Morrisville (D3), 2015
Brady Wiffen RPI (D1), 2015

To see a full list of players that have made commitments please click here

For more info on the Trenton Golden Hawks please click here.

His personal relationships with every current coach at the NCAA and CIS levels is a big reason why they continue to want to deal with him and the players he represents.

Lee has advised many players and parents the "do's and don'ts" as the athletes get older and get ready to make the jump. 
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