Powassan Voodoos acquire veteran forward Caden Dubreuil for the upcoming season.

The Powassan Voodoos have re-signed 20-year-old forward Caden Dubreuil, bringing the veteran scorer back to the junior hockey club where his career began four years ago. Northern News reports that Dubreuil was acquired from the Rockland Nationals of the CCHL for a development fee. The forward has already logged 159 games and 119 points across two junior teams.
Dubreuil will join the Voodoos next week as they prepare for their home opener against the Blind River Beavers on Saturday, September 19. His return marks a full-circle moment for a player who helped build this program into a competitive junior outfit over the past several seasons.
Dubreuil began his junior career with the Voodoos four years ago. He has since become one of the program's most productive forwards. Over 159 games split between Powassan and the Greater Sudbury Cubs, he has scored 119 points. Northern News indicates this move brings him back to where his junior hockey journey started.
The acquisition from Rockland signals Powassan's confidence in Dubreuil's ability to lead their forward group. At 20 years old, he is entering what could be a final year with the junior team. The development fee structure gives Powassan control of his roster spot heading into the regular season.
The Voodoos will open their season at home against Blind River on September 19. Dubreuil will have just one week to get back into team systems and reconnect with his former teammates. His 119 points in 159 career games show he can produce immediate offense for Powassan's lineup.
Adding an experienced forward now gives Powassan depth heading into opening night. Dubreuil's familiarity with the organization should ease his transition back onto the ice. The team expects him to compete at a high level right away.
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