Midget 1994 Rebels Win Don Mills Flyers Earlybird Tournament Minor Peewee 2000 Rebels Win Marlies Earlybird Friendship Tournament
2010-2011 SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES
Midget 1994 Rebels: ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIP, BRONZE MEDAL Midget 1994 Rebels: GTHL CHAMPIONSHIP Midget 1994 Rebels: KRAFT CUP Bantam 1996 Rebels: ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIP, GOLD MEDAL Bantam 1996 Rebels: GTHL CHAMPIONSHIP Bantam 1996 Rebels: KRAFT CUP Atom 2000 Rebels: ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIP, SILVER MEDAL Atom 2000 Rebels: GTHL CHAMPIONSHIP Atom 2000 Rebels: KRAFT CUP Minor Atom 2001 Rebels: GTHL CHAMPIONSHIP
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS
Minor Atom 2001 Rebels: Toronto Marlies Friendship Tournament Finalists Hamilton Reps Tournament Champions Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs Tournament Champions
BANTAM ONTARIO CHAMPIONS ARE RECEIVED BY MISSISSAUGA MAYOR MCCALLION
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BANTAM 2011 CHAMPIONS
Bantom Rebels Win Toronto Marlies Holiday Tournament
ATOM GTHL 2011 CHAMPIONS
MINOR ATOM REBELS CAPTURE GTHL CHAMPIONSHIP
Minor Atom - Toronto Marlies Friendship Tournament Finalists
Minor Atoms Win Hamilton Reps Tournament
Minor Atoms Capture Hamilton Jr. Bulldog Championship
2009-2010 SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES
Minor Midget 1994 Rebels: OHL Cup Showcase Tournament Champions, March 2010 Minor Bantam 1996 Rebels: GTHL Champions, April 2010 Minor Atom 2000 Rebels: GTHL Champions, April 2010
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS
Minor Bantam 1996 Rebels: Rochester Invitational Tournament Champions, October 2009 Toronto Red Wings Early Bird Tournament Champions, September 2009
Minor Atom 2000 Rebels: Preston International Tournament Champions, January 2010 Richard Bell Memorial International Tournament Champions, December 2009 Shanahan International Tournament Champions, November 2009 Toronto Marlboros Friendship Tournament Champions, September 2009
2010 MINOR MIDGET REBELS WIN OHL CUP SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT
Mississauga, ON - March 21, 2010 - The GTHL’s Mississauga Rebels are finally satisfied after capturing the 2010 OHL Cup Championship in a thrilling 2-1 victory over the heavily favoured Toronto Marlboros Sunday afternoon at the Hershey Centre.
Sean Monahan capped off an impressive tournament for the Rebels with two points including the game-winning goal and took home the Tim Adams Memorial Trophy as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Monahan, the Rebels’ captain, led the tournament in scoring with seven goals and six assists for 13 points in seven games, including a five-point performance Sunday morning as Player of the Game in their 5-3 semi-final win over the TPH Thunder.
“It feels great and is an honour to win this tournament” Monahan said after hoisting the OHL Cup over his head and celebrating with his teammates. “We finally came together as a family and won this as a team after struggling a lot this season.”
The Rebels entered the OHL Cup as a wildcard invite after losing to the Mississauga Reps in four straight quarter final games in the GTHL Playoffs. The Rebels went 2-1-1 in round-robin play which included a win over that same Reps team before knocking off the top-ranked Toronto Young Nationals 2-1 in Saturday’s overtime quarter final. Today they faced a Marlies team in the finals they had not beaten all season.
“It’s amazing and great to see the perseverance of these kids and I couldn’t be happier for the boys” said Head Coach Adrian Lomonaco. “We talked about never being satisfied with just being here, they did an amazing job and played with a lot of heart and with a lot of courage.”
The Rebels seemed content to slow things down in the early stages of the game which didn’t see a goal until the 6:57 mark of the third period when Brett Gustavsen deflected a shot up high and over the glove of Jake Paterson for the 1-0 lead from Monahan and Patrick Piacentini. Monahan ripped a shot from the top of the circle to make it 2-0 at 10:16 of the third with an assist credited to Zachary Fung. The Marlies, who led the tournament with 22 goals in seven games, could only find one in this contest. After a late timeout and with an empty net, the Marlies' Kyle Soman roofed a shot from in close after taking a centering pass from Matia Marcantuoni with Matthew Finn also grabbing an assist at 14:19. Marcantuoni was a consistent offensive threat and was named Player of the Game for the Marlies finishing the tournament with five points in seven games. The Marlies outshot the Rebels 26-23 with Robert Adamo receiving Player of the Game honours for the second straight game for the Rebels with 25 saves.
“Words can’t describe it,” said a happy Adamo, who was called up from Bantam to play goal filling in as the starter when Ty Zastre suffered a round-robin injury. “I love this team and this organization, and winning it with them and for them is truly an honour.”
With the win, not only do the Rebels become the first wildcard team to win an OHL Cup, they showed the parity that exists between the top minor midget teams this tournament has to offer. “This truly is the best tournament just based on the competition that exists” said Rob Kitamura, the OHL’s Director of Central Scouting and Player Development. “The Rebels showed that it is about coming together at the right time and performing when it counts. “So many of these games were close and their win today is a testament to the number of high quality players we have in our minor hockey development systems which makes this tournament an annual success.”
Game story written by Paul Krotz/OHL
2010 MINOR BANTAM REBELS WIN GTHL Championship!!
The Mississauga Rebels Minor Bantam team captured the GTHL championship on Monday, April 5th at Westwood arena with a thrilling come from behind 5-5 tie against the Toronto Marlboros in front of a boisterous near capacity crowd. Behind 5-3 in the last half of the 3rd period the Rebels staged a dramatic comeback to gut out another win over a game Marlies team. With the tie the #3 seeded Rebels won the championship final series 8 points to 4 against the #1 seeded Marlies. In the quarterfinals the Rebels bested the 6th seeded Mississauga Senators 8 points to 0 while in the semi-finals the Rebels defeated the #2 seeded Vaughan Kings 8 points to 6. Cudos to the Rebels coaching staff who stressed all year a team approach to playing the game which served them especially well in the playoffs.
2010 MINOR ATOM REBELS WIN GTHL Championship!!
MINOR BANTAM REBELS WIN Toronto Red Wings Tournament The Minor Bantam(1996) Mississauga Rebels went 7 and 0 to win the Toronto RedWings Early Bird Tournament. In the championship final which took place September 13th, the Minor Bantam Rebels bested their arch-rivals Toronto Marlboros 2 to 0. Throughout the tournament the Rebels were firing on all cylinders as evidenced by the fact that they outscored their opposition 39 to 5 in the 7 games.
MINOR ATOM REBELS WIN THEIR 4TH CONSECUTIVE TOURNAMENT
The Minor Atom Rebels won the Preston International Hockey Tournament. For the Minor Atom Team this was their 4th Tournament and their 4th Tournament Championship. The coaches congratulated all the players for their hard work and dedication and reminded them that when you play as a TEAM you win as a TEAM.
MINOR ATOM REBELS WIN MARLIES FRIENDSHIP TOURNAMENT
The Minor Atom Mississauga Rebels became the 2009 Toronto Marlboros Friendship Tournament Champions held in Toronto September 10-13, 2009.The Minor Atom Mississauga Rebels finished the Round Robin 4 and 0 and earned the Top Seed heading into the Quarter Finals. They proceeded to beat Oakville Rangers 3-1 in the Quarter Finals, defeated Vaughan Kings team 7-1 in the Semi Finals and defeated York Simcoe Express in the Championship Game 5-3.
2008-2009 SEASON TOURNAMNET CHAMPIONSHIPS
Minor Midget 1993 Rebels: Windsor Border City Cup Champions, October 2008
Bantam 1994 Rebels: Ajax/Pickering Raiders Tournament Champions, September 2008
Minor Bantam 1995 Rebels: Hamilton Jr Bulldogs Tournament Champions, December 2008
Peewee 1996 Rebels: Co-operators Cup Champions, September 2008 Shanahan International Champions, November 2008
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