<div align="center">SAUVE SIGNS IN RIMOUSKI, CHARLES GOES UNDRAFTED, KLOSE STAYS IN GERMANY

Ibrahim Charles could only watch as his friend Connor McDavid got drafted first overall to the Buffalo Sabres. Ibahim was admittedly a little jealous -- Connor looked very happy and proud to be drafted. A feeling Ibrahim Charles could only dream about. Connor McDavid is almost certain to play in the NHL this fall and is already dubbed 'Better than Crosby'. Charles will more than likely be named captain of the Lake Erie Otters and will try to lead them to glory after the worse season in franchise history occurred in 2014-2015.

Ibrahim is not alone though -- MHL goalie Alex Sauve watched the rounds go by before realizing he would not be drafted in the QMJHL 2015 Entry Draft. It seemed Alex would have to do something else with his life -- until the 252th pick in the 14th round. The Rimouski Océanic selected Alex and unlike most 14th round picks, he was signed almost instantly. Sauve is likely to spend another year or two in Campbellton because the Oceanic's goaltending star, Philippe Desrosiers, will have no problems play every game.

Someone who didn't attend the CHL Export Draft was Chrisopher Klose, who elected to stay in Germany. Klose told media through his translator, "I'm just a kid and don't wanna leave [Mannheim] yet ... if the right offer comes, maybe ... but I don't know very [much] English and have family and friends here."</div>