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Goupil Wins FHL Player of the Month

February 4, 2011 - Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL)
Watertown Privateers News Release


The 1000 Islands Privateers are pleased to announce that forward Alex Goupil has been named Federal Hockey League Player of the Month for January 2011. Goupil is currently leading the league in goals and having the statistically best professional season of his six-year career. In 39 games, he has 36 goals and 32 assists for 68 points, good for second in the league, with a +23 plus/minus rating. Goupil also leads the league with 11 power-play goals and 8 game-winners. Currently he is riding a nine-game scoring streak and has kept the Privateers in pursuit of the top spot in the FHL. Martin Beaulne of Akwesasne took home Rookie of the Month, while Kevin Druce of the New York Aviators rode an undefeated January to Goalie of the Month.

After not playing last season, Goupil has found his niche with the Privateers. His experience in the United Hockey League and Central Hockey League brought a veteran presence to the younger line-up. Since the call-up of captain Shawn Fensel to the CHL, Goupil has also taken the role of leader, organizing practices and off-ice activities. The Ottawa-area native has significant playoff experience and will be a vital player as the Privateers shoot for the FHL championship.

Goupil will shoot for top scorer in the FHL while the Privateers shoot for first place this weekend against the Akwesasne Warriors, starting tonight. It's Thunderstick Night at the Bonnie Castle Rec Center, as the first 800 fans will receive a complimentary pair of Privateers Thundersticks, courtesy of FX Caprara. The Privateers and Warriors will face off next Thursday at Bonnie Castle for First Responders Appreciation Night. The team is offering discount tickets for men and women in uniform with verifying work IDs. Come out and thank the men and women who serve and protect the North Country!

The 1000 Islands Privateers operate in Alexandria Bay and are a founding franchise in the Federal Hockey League. The Privateers play at the Bonnie Castle Recreation Center in Alexandria Bay. ‚¬Å“The future is now ‚¬Â in the Federal Hockey League as the top talent play professional hockey with a chance to advance their careers.



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