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Battalion add a Memorial Cup champion

The North Bay Battalion added another blue liner today as they added veteran defender Stephen Templeton from the Oshawa Generals in in exchange for a 10th round draft pick.
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Waterdown native Stephen Templeton hoists the Robertson Cup following the Oshawa Generals Game 5 win over the Erie Otters. Photo courtesy Goodall Images.

The North Bay Battalion added another blue liner today as they added veteran defender Stephen Templeton from the Oshawa Generals in exchange for a 10th round draft pick.  

Templeton has been a part of Oshawa’s team for over three seasons now and has been a strong asset. He has played 126 games as a General and has tallied 3 goals and 12 assists. He has been a strong force on the defensive line and will be a strong addition to North Bay.

Templeton has spent some time this season as a forward with the Generals and was part of the Generals Memorial Cup championship team from two seasons ago.  

“As our numbers have grown, I had not planned on having an extra defencemen playing on our fourth line, and Stephen will be going to North Bay and transferring back to his natural position as a defencemen,” says Roger Hunt Vice President and General Manager.

Templeton, a 2013 6th round pick of the Generals, currently becomes the eighth Battalion defender on the roster which includes Coyotes prospect Cam Dineen who is out of the lineup with a leg injury.  

Templeton is the grandson of legendary North Bay Centennials head coach Bert Templeton.


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