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The Prospect tournament has gone and passed for all the prospects that were competing in it. Tommy McMahon was one of more than 50 prospects that were taking part in the tournament. The first three games were difficult for McMahon as he had accumulated zero points with a negative +/- rating.

Despite being tired and frustrated Tommy never lost hope. This translated in his fourth game where he scored two goals. Tommy would then go onto score two more goals and two assists in the five games remaining for him to play before the tournament playoffs started. His overall point total during this part of the prospect tournament was disappointing for him so he made the effort to play better during the tournament playoffs.

During the tournament playoffs Tommy became one of the leading scorers. Scoring three goals and earning two assists made McMahon the leading scorer on the Lions roster. This was unfortunately not enough to move the Lions onto the finals of the playoffs, as they were beaten by the eventual tournament champions in the semifinals. McMahon can still hold his head high however as he finished tied for third overall for playoff scoring and tied for second in playoff goals scored. The only real weakness that McMahon had in his game during the playoffs was his face-off performance with a below average face-off percentage of 40%, which, all things considered, is pretty good for a career right winger.