The Rangers and Tregunna captured the OHL championship this past season and lost 4-1 to the eventual Memorial Cup Champion Spokane Chiefs. A 6'2", 210lb right winger, Tregunna had an 82 point season (31 goals) with the Owen Sound Attack in 2006-2007 before being traded after 29 games to the Kitchener. Playing more of a defensive role with the Rangers, this past season Scott had four goals and four assists in Kitchener’s playoff run.

Tregunna showed his versatility by playing defense due to several key injuries while with Kitchener. Head Coach Darren Burns points out that Tregunna has played for Canada's top Junior Hockey program – the Kitchener Rangers. "Scott will enjoy the transition of entering university hockey at Acadia where hockey matters so much and is so heavily followed."

Burns hopes that Tregunna will bring his scoring talent to a team that finished last in AUS team scoring race with 2.82 goals per game. "Scott will be a huge addition to the Axemen line-up. He’ll be an impact player with an important role in our program. He is a big kid who skates well, he can score and he is hard to move in front of the net – all qualities of a proven scorer".

The Axemen open up the Pre-Season at home with the Don Wells Invitation Tournament on September 27-28. Visiting teams include StFX, Saint Mary's and the Queen's Golden Gaels. Acadia's first regular season AUS game is at home against Saint Mary’s Huskies on Friday October 17 – 7pm, during Acadia’s Homecoming weekend.

Story courtesy of Eric Cederberg, Acadia Sports Information