1965 NHL Amateur Draft Pick
George Surmay
Selected by
New York from Kelvin (Manitoba Juvenile)
5-foot-10, 170 pounds
Left-hand catcher
Goaltender
Pre-Draft Statistics
Pre-Draft Notes
Canadian • Born
August 27, 1947 in Winnipeg, Manbitoba • Hometown:
Winnipeg, Manitoba
NEVER PLAYED IN NHL
After the Draft
- Named to MJHL
All-Star First Team with Winnipeg in 1965-66 after leading lead in
wins (27), shutouts (1) and GAA (3.87).
- Started
4 games in 1966 Memorial Cup tournament.
- Won
MJHL Top Goaltender award for 1965-66.
- Named
to MJHL All-Star Second Team with Winnipeg in 1966-67 after leading
league in shutouts (8).
-
Loaned by Salem (EHL) to New York as emergency backup in October
1968, but did not play for Rangers.
- Played on
Omaha team that won 1969-70 CHL regular-season title and 1970 CHL
Adams Cup.
Miscellaneous
Full Name:
George John Surmay
Post-Draft Teams: Winnipeg (MJHL); Winnipeg (WCHL); Kitchener (OHA); Salem (EHL); Omaha (CHL); Seattle (WHL)
WHA Draft Pick: Was selected
by his hometown Winnipeg Jets in the 1972 WHA Draft -- the first
selection of players in that league's history -- in February 1972.
Total Selected: |
11 |
Forwards: |
5 |
Defense: |
4 |
Goaltenders: |
1 |
Position n/a: |
1 |
Major Junior: |
0 |
College Players: |
0 |
Canadian: |
11 |
American: |
0 |
European: |
0 |
Reached NHL: |
2 |
Won Stanley Cup: |
1 |
Hall of Fame: |
0 |
All-Star Game: |
0 |
Year-end All-Star: |
0 |
Olympians: |
0 |
Picks Traded: |
0 |