The
Tampa Bay Lightning have signed defenseman
Charles Landry to a three-year entry level contract tonight, Vice President and General Manager
Steve Yzerman announced. He will be assigned to his junior team, the
Montreal Juniors of the QMJHL.
Landry, 5-foot-11, 187 pounds, played in 68 games with the
Drummondville Voltigeurs of the QMJHL last season, recording six goals and 30 points. He was one of six players on Drummondville to appear in a team-high 68 games and was third among defensemen in points. Landry also played in 14 playoff games last season, recording three goals and five points.
A native of Napierville, Quebec, Landry has played in 177 QMJHL games, all with the Voltigeurs. He has registered 11 goals and 56 points during his career. He has also skated in 33 post season games during the previous two seasons, amassing five goals and nine points.
Originally undrafted, Landry recently represented the Lightning at the 2010 Traverse City Prospect Tournament as an invitee.