The @sjseadogs are thrilled to select Joshua Roy first overall in the 2019 #QMJHL Entry Draft. Welcome to the #PortCity Joshua!

The Saint John Sea Dogs are proud to select Peter Reynolds 21st Overall! Welcome to the Sea Dogs!

The Saint John Sea Dogs are proud to select Charles Savoie 34th overall! Welcome to Saint John!

With our 3rd round selection the Saint John Sea Dogs are proud to select Cameron MacDonald! Welcome to the Sea Dogs!

With their 5th Round selection the Saint John Sea Dogs are proud to select Robert Orr! Welcome to Saint John!

With their 7th round selection the Sea Dogs are very proud to select Anthony Cliche from Bishop's College! Welcome to the Sea Dogs!

With their 10th round selection the Sea Dogs are proud to select Nick Roukounakis from Thayer Academy

Here is an interview with the first overall pick of the 2019 #QDraft, Joshua Roy! The new Saint John Sea Dogs forward suited up for the @LHMAAAQ’s Chevaliers de Lévis team during the 2018-2019 season.

With their 11th round selection the Sea Dogs are proud to select goaltender Justin Pace from the Florida Jr Blades 16U

With their 12th round selection the Sea Dogs are proud to select defenseman Cam Miranda

With our second selection in the 12th round the Sea Dogs are proud to select from the Boston Jr Bruins Jaiden Moriello

📸 Draft Day Snaps!

With our 13th round selection the Sea Dogs are proud to select defenseman William Elias

With our final selection in the 2019 QMJHL entry draft the Sea Dogs are proud to select F - Carter McCluskey from the Saint John Vito's!

Congratulations to all the players drafted in the QMJHL draft, and a warm welcome to the new members of the Saint John Sea Dogs family. Can’t wait to meet you at camp!

With the 89th overall pick, we have selected right wing Maxim Cajkovic from the Saint John Sea Dogs of the QMJHL. #NHLDraft

Congratulations to Maxim Cajkovic being drafted 89th overall to the Tampa Bay Lightning. Well deserved!!

The Saint John Sea Dogs are YOUR 2022 Memorial Cup CHAMPIONS 🏆

CHAMPS 🏆

Deakin-Poot (Nicholas Deakin-Poot) will turn pro after 3 seasons at Acadia Athletics, where he suited up for 72 games scoring 14 goals and 17 assists. Before his college career, he played in 239 games in the OHL and QMJHL, collecting 43 goals and 47 assists for 90 total points.