MINOR PEEWEE REBELS CAPTURE BORDER BATTLE SHOWCASE BANNER - JANUARY 25-27, 2019
MPW REBELS WENT UNDEFEATED IN BORDER BATTLE SHOWCASE
SEASONS GREETINGS FROM THE MISSISSAUGA REBELS' FAMILY OF TEAMS
Atom team helps food bank drive donation by dropping off 400 items at the local fire hall (P117) on Dec 23rd.
Hometown Hockey in Celebration Square, Mississauga
Both teams were chosen to be a part of the Scotiabank Legacy cheque presentation and jersey reveal.
Atom players meet Jarome Iginla at Shanahan Tournament
MINOR PEEWEE REBELS CAPTURE TOM WILSON GTHL CLASSIC
Minor PeeWee Rebels Capture Tom Wilson GTHL Classic. The Rebels are the first team to win the tournament in the newly added Minor Peewee division
The Rebels defeated Toronto Redwings 6-1 in the final.
The team went undefeated in round robin portion of the tournament.
EARLY BIRD TOURNAMENTS
The Mississauga Rebels Midgets would like to thank the Toronto Titans for their hospitality this past weekend (Sept. 21-23). The team finished at 8-0 with solid efforts at every position.
Minor Peewee Rebels go undefeated at the Peterborough Petes, Pat Larock Tournament and bring home the gold!
2018 NHL DRAFT PICKS
Former Mississauga Rebels Midget player, Sean Durzi was drafted in the second round (52nd overall) by the Toronto Maple Leafs
Riley Damiani: Drafted in the 5th round (137th overall) by the Dallas Stars
Rebel Alumni helps Notre Dame get to Frozen Four Final
2018 - Evans' goal with 5.2 seconds left in the third period lifted Notre Dame past Michigan 4
2011-12: Jake Evans was the second-leading scorer for the Mississauga Rebels Minor Midget AAA; which featured four players later selected in the 2014 NHL Draft, including leading scorer Robby Fabbri (St. Louis Blues). The Rebels won the OHL Cup championship that year. In April he committed to playing college hockey at Notre Dame in 2014-15. Evans was selected by the Indiana Ice in the third round (35th overall) in the USHL Entry Draft and was taken by Kitchener in the 8th round (147th overall) in the OHL Priority Draft.
