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There are a pair of connections to the Quinte region when it comes to members of Team Canada at the U17 World Challenge that is coming up in Oakville. Belleville’s Andrew Laurin, a member of the Ottawa 67s and Gavin Godick of the Wellington Dukes will be donning the red and white next month. Canadian players are split into two squads, Team Red and Team WhiteGodick will be a part of Team Red, while Laurin will suit up for Team White. MORE BELOWGavin Godick #27 of the Wellington Dukes. (Amy Wiegel / OJHL Images)Godick’s start to the year for the Dukes has been very strong, netting five points in his first ten games with the OJHL club. The Thunder Bay native was selected by the Kingston Frontenacs 47th overall in the OHL Priority Selection earlier this year. Laurin, meantime, was selected 18th overall by the Ottawa 67s. He dominated with the QRD U16 program last season, averaging close to 1.5 points a game. Laurin is on pace to getting more than 40 points this season in the OHL. The world championship is taking place in November in Oakville.(Screenshot from Ontario Hockey League video)

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