Shewchuk, 25, has spent the past four seasons with the Mammoth after being acquired in the second round (25th overall) of the NLL Entry Draft in 2007. He recorded his career-best season in 2010 after tallying 66 points (31g, 35a) and 83 loose balls in 16 game appearances for the Mammoth.In 2011, the Edmonton, Alberta native appeared in five games for Colorado and posted 15 points (5g, 10a) and 18 loose balls.
“The results until now haven’t been acceptable,” Mammoth president and general manager Steve Govett said. “Tim is a gritty, tough role-player that does his job extremely well.”
The Mammoth is also looking to the future by securing another early-round selection in the upcoming Entry Draft.
“The pick we acquired today is a top-20 selection in what we know is a very good draft,” Govett said.
The Mammoth is also looking to the future by securing another early-round selection in the upcoming Entry Draft.
“The pick we acquired today is a top-20 selection in what we know is a very good draft,” Govett said.
“The organization felt we needed to go out and get a player of Shewchuk's caliber to add to our left side,” Swarm general manager Marty O’Neill said. “This shores up our crease position on our power play and gives us scoring depth.”
Campeau, 26, was selected by Minnesota in the second round (14th overall) of the 2009 Portland Lumberjax Dispersal Draft in 2009. He notched 48 points (11g, 37g) and 79 loose balls in his first season with the Swarm in 2010.
In four game appearances this season, Campeau collected seven points (1g, 6a) and 14 loose balls for Minnesota.
"Timmy was a great individual to have around, and his work ethic will be missed. He was a pleasure to work with,” O’Neill said. “Both players were struggling in their respective environments this year, and hopefully this gives Jamie the jump start he's looking for."
- by NLL.com
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