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Kingston Voyageurs forward Dylan Hutton (photo credit - Brian Watts/OJHL Images) has confirmed his commitment to join the Concordia University Wisconsin Falcons beginning with the 2013-14 NCHA season.

The native of Ajax, Ontario joined the OJHL as a 16-year old member of the Orangeville Crushers in 2008-09, finishing eighth on the club in scoring with 14 goals and 30 points in 44 games played.  He was on the move for his sophomore season, joining the Toronto Jr. Canadiens in 2009-10.  Hutton would continue his upward progression, finishing fifth on Toronto in scoring with 16 goals and 42 points in 47 games played.  Following the season, the speedy forward was off to the MJAHL, where he would spend the year split between Woodstock and Yarmouth, before returning to the OJHL in 2011-12 with the Aurora Tigers.

After notching three points in five games played, Hutton joined his fourth OJHL club, the Pickering Panthers, and despite missing some games would still finish fourth in scoring on the club with 29 points in 32 games played.  The well travelled veteran would play for three teams this past season.  Getting off to a hot start with the Panthers, recording 14 points in 17 games, Hutton was first traded to the cellar-dwelling Hamilton Red Wings, where he took his offensive game to another level, tallying 16 goals and 35 points in 25 games played.  Finally, Hutton joined his sixth and final club, the Kingston Voyageurs for the club's stretch drive and playoff run.  He would lead the Vess in regular season scoring with 61 points, top 20 overall in the league, while finishing second with 26 goals.  Hutton ended his OJHL career by helping the Vees on an impressive playoff run that ultimately ended with a game sever Conference Championship loss to Newmarket in double-overtime.

Congratulations to Dylan and best of luck as moves on to bigger and better things in his career!