This is basically what I have been able to gather....There may be others on here that are committed but I just missed them....

OUA WEST

Brady Heslip 6'1" Guelph
Adrian Achonwa 6'3" Guelph
Dan Latka 6'10" Guelph
Zack Angus 6'1" Western
Justin Wiltshire 6'5" Windsor (transfer-Lincoln Trail JuCo)
Victor Raso 6'3" McMaster
Mark Peterson 6'5" Waterloo
Danny Jeon 6'0" Waterloo
Max Allin 6'4" Laurier
Ryan Thomson 6'5" Lakehead
Anthony McIntosh 6'5" Lakehead
Sebastian Kasiuk 6'6" Lakehead (transfer-Guelph)
Karl Rom 6'5" Lakehead
Andrew Cicuttini 6'6" Brock
Alex Reis 6'4" Brock

*Windsor I'm sure isn't done - they always get transfers late in the game. Guelph can use a PG. Western may want to add another big since they lose a couple bigs.

OUA EAST

Scott Ring 5'11" Carleton
Kyle Ring 6'0" Carleton
Thomas Scrubb 6'5" Carleton
Greg Faulkner 6'5" Carleton
Tyson Hinz 6'6" Carleton
Adam Jespersen 6'8" Carleton (transfer-Hawaii)
Dejan Kravic 6'10" York
Ozren Opacic 6'6" Queen's (transfer-Ryerson)

*I would imagine Ottawa/York/Toronto to add a couple kids as well.

That's big news about Jespersen. Is that a rumour or confirmed? If true the rich get richer.

that's huge for carleton

Western also has quite a few postions to fill

This is just what I've gotten wind of lately in the tri city area...

Taylor Allan - Laurier
Justin Tomas - Laurier or Western
Srdjan Pejicic - Guelph
Alexsa Rovic - Guelph
Mark Peterson - Waterloo
Boyd Vassel - Undecided
Adrian Achonwa - Guelph
Mike Bratusa - Laurier or Western

Guelph does need a PG though. Does any body know of any possible PG recruits? I heard Bratusa was practising with the gryphons lately and think he would play well behind Patrella, and since he lives in Guelph it could be a good fit.

Mike isnt going to Guelph, and he looks for his shot instead of pushing the ball and passing so i doubt he would make a good pg unless he changed his mindset

Guelph is one of the schools that Boyce is considering....He would be able to come in and play quality minutes....IMO I think Boyce will be a better PG than Patrella....

William wrote:

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That's big news about Jespersen. Is that a rumour or confirmed? If true the rich get richer.

Not a rumour - it is confirmed....And yes, the rich get richer....

Hey Wojo,

It's not that I'm doubting you but when I didn't hear from you I checked online and a Honolulu newspaper dated April 11 announced Jespersen's intent to transfer and quoted him saying he would be looking at schools in the Big Sky conference or close to Toronto.

Given that the transfer was announced April 11 and you posted him committed to Carleton on April 15, that's a pretty quick decision process from a player that was vague with his plans to the media.

I'm also wonderng why Carleton wouldn't announce an acquisition like that, unless it was to keep the info from other potential recruits.

Last point that occurs to me is that Carleton is already bringing in 5 or 6 players this fall to fill 3 spots and only graduate Kevin McCleery next year for sure. Where are all these guys going to play?

I'm not saying you are wrong, but I'll wait to see where he ends up. I sense he's going to shop himself a bit. Remember JS Esposito, he spent his redshirt year at Carleton after leaving Duquesne, but bolted for Guelph when he saw the minutes were not going to be there. Will be interesting.

William wrote:

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Hey Wojo,

It's not that I'm doubting you but when I didn't hear from you I checked online and a Honolulu newspaper dated April 11 announced Jespersen's intent to transfer and quoted him saying he would be looking at schools in the Big Sky conference or close to Toronto.

Given that the transfer was announced April 11 and you posted him committed to Carleton on April 15, that's a pretty quick decision process from a player that was vague with his plans to the media.

I'm also wonderng why Carleton wouldn't announce an acquisition like that, unless it was to keep the info from other potential recruits.

Last point that occurs to me is that Carleton is already bringing in 5 or 6 players this fall to fill 3 spots and only graduate Kevin McCleery next year for sure. Where are all these guys going to play?

I'm not saying you are wrong, but I'll wait to see where he ends up. I sense he's going to shop himself a bit. Remember JS Esposito, he spent his redshirt year at Carleton after leaving Duquesne, but bolted for Guelph when he saw the minutes were not going to be there. Will be interesting.

Carleton rarely announces their recruiting classes and I don't think Dave would shy away from telling people - the source that I have is really reliable and I don't think would say this unless true....Regardless who Carleton is already bringing in, if you have the chance to get a player like Jespersen, you bring him in....Tough go for him in D1 but he will be a solid, impact CIS player from day 1....

Carleton is going to bring in the best possible players that fit their style of play....Unless they are an exception, most freshman at Carleton don't get great minutes....He has a style and they have to learn the system and he has to trust them....They lose Doernakemp, Saunders, and Turnball but they replace them with Chapman, Thomson and Hobin....All came off the bench and were solid contributors...Kenny came off the bench his first couple of years and by his 3rd year, he started....

Good points wojo12.

There are a number of highly touted freshman and young players sitting on Carletons bench waiting for their turn so I think they will be just fine next year.

As for Adam, he will have to sit out next year but I imagine he will be much more than just a solid player in the CIS, although he didn't play much this year so thats almost like sitting out two years. However with Dave Smarts track record of developing players I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up being a multiple All-Canadian... only time will tell.