1 Patrick Killeen

• Position: G
• Height: 6.04
• Weight: 204
• Born: Apr. 15, 1990
• Birthplace: Almonte, ON
• Home: Carp, ON
• OHL Draft: Brampton's 5th Round Choice (81st overall) in 2006
• NHL Draft: Pittsburgh's 6th Round Choice (209th overall) in 2008

Bio:
Killeen was born in Almonte, Ont., which is 50 kilometres southwest of Ottawa ... in 1998 the townships of Almonte, Ramsay and Pakenham merged to form the Town of Mississippi Mills ... Patrick's family resides in Carp, which is a short distance from Kanata, the home of the NHL's Ottawa Senators ... Patrick's father, Ron, is a facilities manager for Gilmore Investments, based in Kanata ... Ron played competitive broomball and participated in provincial and national championships. He also played in provincial fastball championships ... Patrick's mother, Sheila, is manager of West Carleton Physiotherapy in Carp ... she was a high school basketball player and a member of regional track and field teams ... Patrick's younger brother, Liam, attends All-Saints Catholic High School and plays hockey for the Ottawa Silver Seven ... Patrick has played competitve football, basketball, volleyball and soccer ... enjoys playing basketball and road hockey ... listens to all kinds of music ... favourite NHL team is the Ottawa Senators and favourite player is Roberto Luongo of the Vancouver Canucks.

Career Highlights:
Fourth-year goaltender Patrick Killeen was named the Battalion’s most outstanding player in 2009-10 ... 23-25-6-7 in 63 appearances with five shutouts, a goals-against average of 2.42 and save percentage of .913 ... set club records for most appearances in a season (63), minutes played in a season (3,693), shutouts in a season (5) and shutouts in a career (8) ... back-to-back shutouts Feb. 25 vs. Sudbury, and Feb. 26 at Mississauga, equaling a feat accomplished previously by Daren Machesney (2005-06) and Thomas McCollum (2008-09) ... made 23 saves on Jan. 28 in a 1-0 win at Saginaw ... made 19 consecutive appearances from Nov. 28 to Jan. 21, one shy of the club record set by Bryan Pitton in 2006-07 ... earned his 50th career win on Nov. 22 with a 3-0 shutout victory vs. Belleville … made 11 consecutive starts to open the season ... had a won-lost-extended record of in 34 appearances during the 2008-09 campaign, his second full season with the Troops ... won his last seven decisions ... had a club-record nine-game winning streak ended Nov. 27 with a 6-5 overtime loss at Niagara ... earned his third career OHL shutout with a 7-0 win vs. Peterborough on March 1 ... had a won-lost-extended record of 20-9-2 in 2007-08 with one shutout, a goals-against average of 2.76 and a save percentage of .908 ... had six wins in his last seven decisions ... earned his first OHL shutout on Dec. 7 after making 26 saves in a 3-0 win vs. Niagara ... started the first eight games of the season while Pitton recovered from an ankle injury ... joined the Troops in November, 2006, after starting the 2006-07 campaign with the Ottawa Junior Senators of the Central Junior A Hockey League ... was the Battalion's fifth-round choice in the 2006 OHL Priority Selection after he starred for the Ottawa Valley Titans minor midgets in 2005-06 ... made his first OHL appearance on Nov. 11, 2006, at Peterborough in relief of starter Pitton ... started playing organized hockey as a squirt in West Carleton ... moved to the Ottawa Valley Titans organization as a minor atom ... his Ottawa Valley minor midget team captured the 2005-06 ODHA league and playoff championships and advanced to the 2006 OHL Cup ... Killeen played two seasons in minor midget ... was selected to the ODHA under-17 provincial camp in 2006 ... was offered a prep school scholarship in Rhode Island but remained in Ottawa.