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Monday coast-to-coast: Sundher nears return; change of heart for Drouin?

By Neate Sager

Combing all corners of the country and the blogosphere for your junior hockey headlines ...

WHL

Team Canada hopeful Kevin Sundher expects to be "ready to go" on Wednesday for Game 5 of the Subway Super Series. The Buffalo Sabres draft pick was injured Nov. 8 vs. Edmonton.(Victoria Times-Colonist)

The Vancouver Giants are atop the B.C. Division, but lost forward Nathan Burns to an ankle injury over the weekend. (Vancouver Sun)

Only a passing reference, but another Sabres prospect with Team Canada aspirations has an injury issue. Edmonton Oil Kings defenceman Mark Pysyk did not finish his team's last game. (Kamloops Daily News)

Why yes, the Saskatoon Blades are first overall after giving up just two goals in two road wins over Medicine Hat and Kootenay. (Cranbrook Daily Townsman, Saskatoon StarPhoenix)

Victoria goalie Keith Hamilton was good to be lucky (four hit goalposts) in a shootout win over Red Deer. (Victoria Times-Colonist)

There's another whiz-kid centre in Red Deer — 15-year-old future Everett Silvertip Ty Mappin, who plays minor hockey in Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' old city. (Red Deer Advocate)

The Calgary Hitmen convinced themselves they had to play desperate vs. last-place Lethbridge. (Calgary Herald)

The Brandon Wheat Kings rode their special teams to a win at the end of a four games in five nights stretch. (Brandon Sun)

OHL

London Knights forward Dane Fox bounced back well from a benching. Something suggests his team might have an open lineup spot for the next 10-15 games. (London Free Press)

The Windsor Spitfires weren't far off from scoring one goal for almost every skater the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds dressed Sunday. (Windsor Star)

A Nail Yakupov scouting report from Toronto Maple Leafs first-round pick Stuart Percy, whose Mississauga Majors gave up three points to The Saucy Tatar on Sunday: "He gains a lot of speed,lebron basketball shoes, backs us up well and then stops to find his guys for a pass. That's pretty hard to defend against." (Mississauga News)

Draft-year defenceman Slater Koekkoek is learning to pick his spots for his sorties into the offensive zone. The Peterborough Pete had four points Saturday. (Peterborough Examiner)

Kitchener Rangers forward Zach Lorentz: shootout specialist. (Waterloo Record)

Perhaps Guelph Storm coach Scott Walker should call out his goalies more often. Brandon Foote had a season-high 46 saves Sunday. (Guelph Mercury)

Brampton Battalion goalie Keegan Wilson was resilient Sunday, shaking off a weak goal to play well in a marathon shootout. For anyone wondering, Ottawa 67's star centre Sean Monahan is recovering from a concussion. (Brampton Guardian)

Given that the broadsheet in Kingston is owned by Quebecor Media, it should dub the Ryan Spooner-Tyler Brown-Petr Beranek trio The CBC Line because it has three lefties. Spooner, meantime, will play his four game in five days tonight in Game 4 of the Subway Super Series. (Kingston Whig-Standard)

QMJHL

Is No. 2 overall pick Jonathan Drouin reconsidering his choice to play AAA midget hockey in Montreal instead of reporting to the Halifax Mooseheads? Drouin,lebron shoes 2011, 16, visited Halifax last weekend. (Metro Halifax)

Montreal Canadiens prospect Michaël Bournival is expected to rejoin the Shawinigan Cataractes on Tuesday. Bournival,lebron zoom soldier, who nearly made Team Canada last week, has been out a month after being injured in practice. (Le Nouvelliste)

The Saint John Sea Dogs haven't lost with Minnesota Wild first-round pick Zack Phillips wearing the 'C' during Jonathan Huberdeau's absence. (New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal)

Five wins in a row for the Moncton Wildcats. (Moncton Times & Transcript)

A perfect week for the Chicoutimi Saguenéens. (Le Quotidien)

P.E.I. Rocket coach Gordie Dwyer called out his older players after they spotted Acadie-Bathurst a five-goal lead on Sunday. (Charlottetown Guardian)

Neate Sager is a writer for Yahoo,lebron shoes! Canada Sports. Contact him at neatesager@yahoo.ca and follow him on Twitter @neatebuzzthenet.

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