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Minnesota Hockey, an affiliate of USA Hockey, is the governing body of youth and amateur hockey in Minnesota and the premier developer of hockey players in the state. With over 67,000 registered players and coaches, it is the largest state governing body for amateur hockey in the United States.

State of Hockey Spotlight: Making hockey dreams come true in Mankato by STEVE MANN

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With a population of around 46,000 (105,000 if you include the surrounding metro area), Mankato, Minn., is by no means a small town. It’s a true regional hub that offers the combination of unmistakable charm and close-knit community feel, with the modern amenities and economic opportunities one might expect from a growing area just 75 miles southwest of the Twin Cities. When it comes to ice hockey, Mankato is building a reputation as a force to be reckoned with. For the first time, in 202526, the Mankato Area Hockey Association (MAHA) sent three teams – Peewee B1, Bantam B1 and Bantam A – to the Minnesota Hockey State Tournament. The Bantam A team finished third, the highest finish for a youth team in the association’s history. Meanwhile, both the Mankato West boys and the Mankato East girls reached the pinnacle high school event in St. Paul, while the Minnesota State University men’s team won the CCHA regular season and postseason championships, qualifying for the NCAA Tournament. Kelli Bohm, president of the Mankato Area Hockey Association and a graduate of Loyola High School, has had a front row seat for the incredible growth in her Minnesota River Valley community, both on and off the ice. “We’re not just a southern town in the sticks,” said Bohm, who has overseen a steady increase in her association’s registration numbers over the last four years, topping 500 members in each of the last two seasons. “There’s an abundance of hockey in our community that gets people involved one way or another, whether it’s through family members or friends. People get hooked on the sport quickly. We have a great hockey culture in Mankato.”

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Mankato hockey is flourishing thanks to a strong youth program. Hockey for All Ages Few communities in the State of Hockey have the benefit of having a youth program of more than 500 kids, a thriving adult hockey league, two strong high school programs, plus a D-1 college program that have helped to create excitement and open doors for a number of kids and families to participate in the sport. From Try Hockey for Free and Learn to Skate for the “newbies,” to a Mite “InHouse” (i.e. no travel) program for players ranging from 4-8-years-old, to multiple boys travel (Squirts, Peewees, Bantam) and girls travel teams (10U, 12U, 15U), Mankato truly offers something for everyone. “Our mission is to grow the game and make it available for everyone in our community,” Bohm said. “We want to develop players and teams from all levels, give them the opportunity to be on the ice and make it affordable at the same time. Not every kid is going to make an A-team every year, but we have a place for everyone to play and that’s really important.”

One of those places – that every MAHA team got to experience – was outside at Blakeslee Field, home to MSU’s football team and host facility for the snowy Hockey Day Minnesota event in 2022. In addition to the core memories created, Mankato is still reaping the benefits of that massive hockey celebration through a permanent “Grow the Game” fund created at the Mankato Area Foundation. The city later turned a Grow the Game grant into a new dryland training room, as part of the 2025 renovations to All Seasons Arena. Creating Community Connections More opportunity equals more exposure to the sport, and in Mankato, the community comes together to create long-lasting connections, keep costs down and grow the game. For example: MAHA has a partnership with local schools, through which high school players read books to elementary school classrooms. The high school programs also have youth nights, where youth players get free admission.

A partnership with the MSU men’s team, called the “Little Pints,” gives kids the chance to skate on the Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center (formerly Civic Center) ice between periods of Mavericks’ home games. For the second straight year, MSU’s women’s team will host MAHA kids at a day-time game. MAHA offers Try Hockey for Free and Bring a Friend to Hockey events to introduce new players to the sport. MAHA does a variety of fundraising activities during the year, including dinners, auctions and calendar sales. Perhaps the most inspiring and noteworthy event is the Anthony Ford Pond Hockey Tournament, a celebration of community hockey that raises money to fight for a cure for childhood cancer, as well as scholarships for youth players in the community. The local business community supports the program via sponsorships, including signage on dasher boards and inside the rinks. A fully volunteer board and fundraising efforts and tournaments run exclusively by volunteers provide substantial, significant support. Focus on Development MAHA is proud of the fact that nearly all the players selected to Mankato area high school teams honed their skills in the association’s programs, following the ADM model with small group, station-based teaching, including a large number of high-energy reps and limited time standing still on the ice. Perhaps most important, a community doesn’t have the kind of hockey success Mankato has had recently without a significant commitment

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Minnesota Hockey announces First Annual MNPierce HOCKEY HEADING Jessi Community Cup

Eight 12UB teams will compete at TRIA Rink in a weekend celebrating hockey, community and the legacy of Jessi Pierce by DANI DUFFEY

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Minnesota Hockey announced the first annual Jessi Pierce Community Cup held at Tria Rink, bringing together eight teams for a weekend of competitive hockey while honoring the life and legacy of beloved Minnesota Hockey journalist Jessi Pierce and her three children. Pierce, a longtime contributor to the NHL and a familiar presence throughout Minnesota’s hockey community, tragically died alongside her three children

in a house fire in White Bear Lake on March 21, 2026. Pierce spent more than a decade covering the NHL and Minnesota Wild and was widely remembered for her passion for hockey, her vibrant personality and the relationships she built throughout the sport. This tournament was created as a way for the hockey community to come together, celebrate Jessi’s love of the game and honor the lasting impact she and her family had on those around them. Through a weekend centered around hockey, community and remembrance, the event will provide an opportunity for players, families, coaches and members of the hockey community to come together in Jessi’s memory. The three-day tournament will take place on Dec. 11-13 and feature an eightteam bracket, with teams competing

throughout the weekend for the opportunity to take home the championship. More details and registration to be announced. About Jessi Pierce Jessi Pierce was more than a hockey journalist. She was a storyteller, a passionate advocate for the game and a familiar face to countless people throughout Minnesota’s hockey community. For more than a decade, Jessi covered the Minnesota Wild and the NHL for NHL.com, while also contributing to USA Hockey, The Athletic, Minnesota Hockey Journal and other hockey publications. Through her writing, podcasting and work throughout the hockey community, she had a remarkable ability to connect with people and make everyone around her feel welcome.

Jessi loved hockey deeply, but she loved her family just as much. She was incredibly proud of her children, Hudson, Cayden and Avery, and often brought the same energy and enthusiasm she had for hockey into her family life. Jessi and her three children tragically passed away on March 21, 2026. Their loss left an immeasurable void for their family, friends and the hockey community. The Jessi Pierce Community Cup is a celebration of Jessi’s life, her family and the game she loved. It is a weekend for the hockey community to come together, share in the game Jessi was so passionate about and remember the joy, energy and connection she brought to so many people. Her impact on hockey – and on the people within it – will not be forgotten.

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Scott Bloom became a state tournament legend in ’85 and ’86 by BRYAN ZOLLMAN

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Many great players play in the state high school hockey tournament. Few become heroes. Even fewer become icons. Scott Bloom was certainly the former, and now, with his sudden passing at age 58, could be considered the latter as well. Bloom died Aug. 18 at a hospital after suffering a head injury while walking his dog on Aug. 16 in Prior Lake. Details are still under investigation. His family released a statement upon his passing: “On Sunday evening, Scott Bloom suffered a fatal head injury due to an accident, which is still under investigation. The medical team at Hennepin County Medical Center did everything they could, but his injuries were irreversible. We are grateful that Scott was able

to hold on long enough for his family to all come together and be with him. He passed Tuesday evening, surrounded by his wife and two children. “No arrangements have been made yet, but details will be shared when they are available. The family is asking for time and space to be together right now, and they appreciate everyone’s understanding and support.” Bloom’s name was elevated into local hockey lore after his state tournament heroics in 1985 and 1986. In March of 1985, the Burnsville Braves were seeking their first state high school championship. Two years prior they had faced the undefeated Hill-Murray Pioneers in the 1983 final. It was their first trip to the state tournament, and despite reaching the state championship game, they fell to the vaunted Pioneers who finished the season 28-0. In 1985 the Pioneers were as good as ever, and hockey experts had pegged

“He’s got such a good shot. A real strong fellow with great quickness and when he unloads that puck he’s really dangerous.” - Lou Nanne on air for WCCO after Bloom

scored his game-winning goal in 1985

them as a juggernaut that could not be stopped. “Scouts all said they wouldn’t lose a game,” said Tom Osiecki, who was in his 20th season as head coach of the Braves. “Everyone else was saying the same thing.” But with 27 seconds left in a 3-3 game, Scott Bloom found the puck on his stick inside the Pioneer blue line. He skated towards the middle of the ice and from the top of the circle fired a wrist shot past Hill-Murray goaltender Rick Horvath. The Burnsville bench went bananas as players mauled Bloom, a junior who

had burst onto the scene at the state tournament and with that shot suddenly became a household name amongst hockey fans. It was his second goal of the game and third of the tournament. For those watching at home, Chris Cuthbert provided the call: “Here’s a break. Over the line. Shot, scores! Oh my, what a goal and Burnsville has the lead!”

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Scott Bloom and Coach Tom Osiecki after winning their second title in two years.

Scott Bloom (middle) and Mark Osiecki (left) helped captain the Braves to another section title in 1986 after defeating Rochester Mayo at the Met Center. At right is teammate Steve Ferrera.

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continued from page 6 Lou Nanne provided the commentary on the goal: “I think that was Scott Bloom who got that puck…he’s a fella who can really shoot it. We’ve seen him score goals with that wrist shot last night and tonight …cuts to the middle and unloads a blast…a very dangerous Scott Bloom.” Nanne called Bloom one of the top players in the state as a junior and a player who would be considered in the NHL draft the following year. “He’s got such a good shot. A real strong fellow with great quickness and when he unloads that puck he’s really dangerous,” Nanne continued. Coach Osiecki remembers the moment the puck went in. “It was surreal,” he said. “I know we were celebrating, but did this really happen, or was I dreaming?” Said teammate Lance Werness: “It happened so fast. It was unbelievable.” Those within the Burnsville hockey community knew of Scott Bloom’s talent on the ice. He was just one of those players who knew where to be and knew how to score. “He just had an incredible ability to shoot the puck,” Tom Osiecki said. Bloom had scored 110 goals as a squirt, and continued to be Burnsville’s top scorer at every level through high school. “I remember it like it was yesterday as it made such an impact on me on how good Scott was as a player and a scorer,” said Mark Osiecki, Bloom’s teammate throughout their Burnsville careers. Coach Osiecki could see something special brewing not just with Scott Bloom, but with that group of kids, all who grew up close to each other back when high school teams were made up mostly of neighborhood kids who played with each other from mites through bantams. “We had so many good athletes in our neighborhood it was unreal,” said Osiecki. “They had a street hockey game in our driveway twice a week because we had the longest driveway.” Kevin Gorg was the goalie on the 1985 state championship team and was the ringleader for those games. “Gorg wouldn’t let the game start until they all sang the national anthem,” Osiecki said. “And they had to sing the Canadian one too. And they knew all the words to both of them.” It was a snapshot of what it was like growing up as a young hockey player in Minnesota in the 80s. Kids in tennis shoes scraping wooden sticks across concrete, chasing a tennis ball while goalies planted themselves in front of plastic nets or a set of cones, sometimes with nothing

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Mr. Hockey Finalists in 1986 included (from left) Scott Bloom, Lance Pitlick, George Pelawa, Tom Quinlan, and Blaine Rude.

“I don’t know if he had the hardest shot, but he had the hevaiest. It was incredible.”

- Kevin Gorg, goalie on the 1985 championship team

more than a stick and a baseball glove. Kids got better by having fun, and they had just one hockey goal in life. To play in the state tournament. In 1985 the state tournament was in its heyday and was the biggest stage in the state of hockey. The pure jubilation of reaching it came with an enormous amount of pressure in playing it. Some teams and players become overwhelmed with the spectacle of it. Some are content with just getting there. For someone like Scott Bloom, the stage was never too large, the crowd never too loud, the pressure never too much. After losing in the ’83 finals and in the quarterfinals in ’84, the Braves were destined to get back to the title game. And the more pressure the better for Bloom. His ability to perform in pressure situations was a unique asset that helped elevate him to star status. “He was always very intense,” said Coach Osiecki. “His goal was to always win, to be incredibly successful on every shift. It was always to make sure we were taking charge.” Werness was a teammate of Bloom’s

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Bloom (fourth from right) and the Braves put Burnsville Hockey on the map for good in 1985. But they weren’t done and had much more to prove in 1986.

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Bloom wasn’t big, but played a big game and was never afraid of contact. In fact, he relished it. throughout their youth careers. While Bloom was a gifted offensive player, Werness said he was also one of the toughest. “I just remember him being so strong,” he said. “In peewees and bantams he was the first guy to take on checks and give checks.” Mark Osiecki saw his toughness not just on the ice, but on the gridiron. In the fall of ’85 the Braves had reached the high school football state championship. Osiecki was the center, hockey teammate Matt Larson the quarterback and Bloom the fullback. “He was an unreal football player,” Osiecki recalled. “Just a bulldozer. He just ran over everybody, just like in hockey. He relished the contact.” They lost against Stillwater that year. Bloom didn’t return the following fall and focused on hockey. Part of it was because he didn’t get the ball in the waning moments of the game and the team lost on a fumble. “He wanted the ball and he wanted the puck,” said Osiecki. “He relished those big moments in games. Those pressure situations.” Kevin Gorg called him the quintessential power forward. “If he got the puck on his stick, you

weren’t getting it away from him,” he said. “He always seemed to be in the right spot at the right time.” The other big part of his game was his shot, which became bookmarked in state tournament lore with his game-winner in ’85. Gorg claimed his wrist shot was harder than his slapper. “I saw a lot of high-end talent,” said Gorg, who went on to play in the USHL and in college at the University of St. Thomas. “I don’t know if he had the hardest shot, but he had the heaviest. It was incredible.” Mark Osiecki called Bloom’s shot “elite.” “He was a first-class shooter,” he said. Coach Osiecki said not only was his shot hard, it was extremely accurate. “He had that eye,” he said. “He had the incredible ability to shoot he puck. Just the old simple wrist shot. It was incredibly hard and incredibly accurate. Not many guys had that. And I don’t even know if he worked at it. I think it came naturally.”

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Players from the 1985 and 1986 teams gathered for their 40-year reunion celebration.

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continued from page 7 Bloom’s goal in 1985 introduced him to the state of hockey. When people thought of Burnsville hockey they thought of Scott Bloom and his goal against Hill-Murray. With so many talented players on the roster, many who went on to play college and even professional hockey, Bloom’s name stood out. All because of that goal. Because that’s what the state tournament does. It creates big moments. It’s like watching a Hollywood action movie live, on ice, in real time. And every movie has a hero. When his wrister hit the top corner in 1985, Scott Bloom became the hero. “It’s one thing to be talented. It’s another to answer the bell,” said Gorg. “He was that player.” But Bloom wasn’t done. The goal and championship in ’85 was just the introduction. His passion for success, the intensity that drove him to plow through linebackers and defensemen elevated him to captain his senior season, and along with the seven returning players, they set out to prove to people they could do it again. The Burnsville Braves weren’t the underdog anymore. They had won three straight region titles and were the defending state champions. They went from underdog to becoming a target.

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He was just tough. Strong and tough. Nobody could push him around.” - Lance Werness, 1985-86 teammate Which was fine for Scott Bloom. “Even when we were young he was always a target,” said Mark Osiecki. “But he was tough. He was always tough.” Osiecki and Bloom both captained the Braves back to the state tournament. Osiecki was a stay-at-home defenseman, known as a premier shot blocker, the kind of player who would lay down in front of any shooter and eat a puck. He would eventually play at the University of Wisconsin and in the NHL. Bloom was the catalyst on offense, coming off a strong junior season and now paired with Werness, who would become one of the top players in the metro. While Osiecki was more of a vocal leader, Bloom led more by example through his toughness, resiliency and refusal to lose something as simple as a puck battle. “He was pretty quiet, but led through example,” said Werness. “But if he had something to say he would say it to your face. He was just tough. Strong and tough. Nobody could push him around.” Coach Osiecki agreed that Bloom was a leader through his intensity and skill on the ice. “He led by his goal scoring ability more than anything else,” he said. When Gorg was a senior and Bloom

a junior, he said he fit in well with the team. His talent was undeniable, and Gorg said the locker room was full of strong personalities. “Scott fit the bill,” he said. “He was one of the guys you wanted to be around. He was funny. He was engaging. He drew people to him. He was one of those glue guys behind the scenes.” Mark Osiecki said Bloom was quiet, but sarcastic and liked to joke around and give teammates a hard time. “He wore his heart on his sleeve,” he said. “He said what he felt and had no problem with how people felt about what he said. He wasn’t worried about what other people felt about him. That’s just who he was.” Osiecki said those qualities are what helped drive Bloom to the level of excellence he achieved. That excellence was on display in the ’86 tournament. Burnsville had survived a three-overtime game against Rochester John Marshall in the region semifinals, winning 4-3. They defeated Rochester Mayo 5-1 in the finals. In the state quarterfinals against South St. Paul, Bloom netted a hat trick and added a pair of assists in a 7-4 win. They advanced to the semifinals where they faced Duluth Denfeld and

goaltender Robb Stauber. They trailed 1-0 heading into the third period, but scored three unanswered goals for a 3-1 win. Bloom assisted on two of those goals. In the title game they faced their familiar foes in the Pioneers. Once again, Bloom rose to the occasion with two goals and an assist in a 4-1 victory. The win gave the Braves back-to-back titles. It also solidified Bloom as not just a state tournament hero in one game, but in becoming one of the tournament’s most recognizable names. Burnsville was also now considered a premiere hockey program. Bloom’s first goal in the championship game was the game-winner. Only two players in the history of the tournament have had game-winning goals in two championship games. Scott Bloom and John Mayasich. Bloom’s name has since not just been synonymous with Burnsville hockey, but with the state tournament itself. When it comes to state tournament icons, players who made a lasting impact and are remembered many years after their performance, he certainly qualifies. “He just craved pressure situations and thrived on them,” said Gorg. “He played a different game at a different level.” At the time of Burnsville’s run and Bloom’s hand in it, he was what every eight to 14-year-old hockey player in Minnesota wanted to be: a state tournament hero who scores the winning goal in the championship game. He didn’t just do it once. He did it twice. “I watched him when I was younger every chance I got,” said Tom Pederson, who was a few years younger than Bloom and would go on to star for Bloomington Jefferson and become teammates with Bloom for the Minnesota Gophers. “He was a god in youth hockey.” Bloom finished the ’86 tournament with five goals and five assists. He was a finalist for Mr. Hockey along with Hill-Murray’s Tom Quinlan, Robbinsdale Armstrong’s Lance Pitlick, Fergus Falls’ Blaine Rude, and Bemidji’s George Pelawa. Pelawa was named Mr. Hockey and became a first round draft pick of the Calgary Flames. He died later that summer in a tragic car accident.

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Scott Bloom (left) along with former teammates (from left) Matt Larson, Mike Luckraft, Coach Tom Osiecki, Mark Osiecki, John McDermott, and Tommy Dennis.

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Members of the 1985 team posed for a picture and included (from left) John Borrell, Scott Bloom, Kevin Schrader, Herm Finnegan, Mike Luckraft, and Kevin Gorg (bottom middle).

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Bloom, second from right, joined his fellow teammates rinkside for a reunion celebrating Burnsville’s state championships from 1985 and 1986.

“He means a lot to Burnsville athletics, and a lot to me and my dad. Scott scoring that winning goal elevated Burnsville. He means a lot to all of us.” - Mark Osiecki, former teammate and lifelong friend Bloom was chosen in the fifth round by Calgary and went on to play four years at the University of Minnesota. During his junior season he was fighting for playing time after he and coach Doug Woog had butted heads. The pressure mounted and Bloom, as always, responded to the challenge. “Senior year during camp he was on fire and started scoring goals and making things happen,” recalled Werness. “He was determined.” Gorg was playing at St. Thomas and would hang out with Gopher players. He said Bloom not playing ignited something inside him. “When you challenged Scott Bloom he would always find a way to come through,” he said. As a senior he was second on the team in goals and finished with 24 goals and 28 assists for 52 points. “Woog never had a chance to sit him,” said Werness. Bloom never cracked the professional ranks, likely due to his 5’10” stature at a time when NHL teams opted for bigger players in the clutch-and-grab era. Like most high school teams, play-

ers went their separate ways after high school. After playing with Bloom at the University of Minnesota, Werness lost touch after college until recently. Mark Osiecki and Bloom remained close, and Bloom attended the 40-year reunion events for the championship teams of ’85 and ’86 the past two winters. Bloom’s death on Aug. 18 rattled the hockey community, especially the Burnsville hockey community. Werness said Bloom reached out to him last fall. “I was working a new job in Jordan and he was in Shakopee,” he said. “He gave me a call out of the blue and wanted to catch up. We talked about meeting up for lunch. Unfortunately, we never got the chance.” Gorg last saw Bloom at Gorg’s father’s funeral in June. “He looked great,” Gorg said. Mark Osiecki is a scout for the Pittsburgh Penguins and would contact Bloom when he was in town and attending games. “I’d reach out to see if he was around,” he said. “The last three years

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Bloom was tough to knock off the puck. Above he is shown at the state tournament, where he flourished as a player helping lead Burnsville to back-to-back state titles. we’ve seen each other quite a bit.” Upon hearing the news of his injuries, Gorg and Osiecki took to social media asking for prayers and support for their teammate. “It’s a tough loss for all of us,” said Gorg. “He’s the first player off that team we have lost.” “It really does hit home,” said Mark Osiecki. “It’s tough news to lose a teammate, but especially a friend who you have known for such a long time.” Bloom is survived by his wife and their two children. He is also survived by the teammates on those ’85 and ’86 teams, the teams that officially put Burnsville on the map of Minnesota high school hockey, as well as his teammates at the University of Minnesota. “He means a lot to Burnsville athletics, and a lot to me and my dad,” Mark Osiecki said. “Scott scoring that winning goal elevated Burnsville. He means a lot to all of us.” Osiecki said the past week has shown him how hockey brings people together and how important relationships are when it comes to the game of hockey. He has received countless texts from former players, coaches and friends. “It’s pretty special to have people reach out and to ask how the family is

doing,” he said. “The support has been pretty overwhelming.” Bloom is not just remembered by those who shared a locker room with him, but by so many youth hockey players who looked up to him and wanted to be him. Anybody who followed high school hockey in the 80s knew his name. It is part of what makes the state high school hockey tournament so magical. It creates a bond between young and old. The special part is the memories never leave. High school hockey fans will always remember his iconic goal, and he and his teammates’ follow-up act in leading the Braves to back-to-back titles, even though it was 40 years ago. “They stay with you,” said Gorg. “Those games last forever.” When people talk of the state tournament, certain names always come up. There aren’t many of them. But Scott Bloom is one of those names. The magic of the state tournament has a way in producing heroes. And sometimes, icons. Because of that magic, Scott Bloom’s name will forever be remembered and live in the annals of hockey history in this great state of hockey, never to be forgotten.

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Bloom had an innate ability to shoot the puck with both velocity and accuracy.

The big stage of the state tournament at the Saint Paul Civic Center was never too big for Scott Bloom who thrived in pressure situations, according to his teammates. Above he takes a faceoff against Hill-Murray in the state championship game in 1986.

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Wisconsin and Minnesota well represented with Class of 2026 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Amanda Kessel (Madison, Wis.), Phil Kessel (Madison, Wis.), T.J. Oshie (Warroad, Minn.), Ryan Suter (Madison, Wis.) and Stan Wong (Boca Raton, Fla.) will be enshrined into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame as the Class of 2026 it was announced today by USA Hockey. “You don’t have to look far in our sport to find someone whose life was touched by one of these five,” said Mike Trimboli, president of USA Hockey. “Their extraordinary contributions will be felt for generations to come, and it is with great pride that we welcome them among the all-time greats of the sport in our country.” The U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Celebration, which will include the formal enshrinement of the Class of 2026 along with the presentation of the NHL’s Lester Patrick Trophy, will be held Monday, November 30, 2026, in Washington, D.C. Additional details will be provided later this month. ABOUT AMANDA KESSEL A three-time Olympian and one of the most gifted offensive players in women’s hockey history, Amanda Kessel electrified crowds over the course of her playing career with the U.S. Women’s National Team, and at both the professional and collegiate levels. A member of the 2018 U.S. Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey Team that took home the country’s first gold in women’s hockey since 1998, Kessel scored a pivotal shootout goal in the gold-medal game against Canada. She was also a member of the 2022 and 2014 Olympic teams that brought home silver. Kessel skated in seven IIHF Women’s World Championships. A four-time gold medalist and three-time silver medalist at the event, she recorded 59 points (20G, 39A) in 43 tournament games. The Madison, Wisconsin, native also played in two IIHF Under-18 Women’s World Championships, including the first ever tournament staged. She helped the U.S. to gold in both 2008 and 2009, leading the team in points on both occasions. In 2009, she led the entire tournament with 19 points (6G, 13A). Kessel was dominant on the collegiate stage, putting together an unforgettable four-season career at the University of Minnesota. A three-time NCAA Division I national champion (2012, 2013, 2016), she authored one of the most impressive colle-

giate tenures of all time. Kessel’s most impressive college season came in 2012-13 when she recorded 101 points (46G, 55A) in just 37 games to become just the fifth player ever to reach the century mark in a single season in NCAA Division I women’s ice hockey. She was named USA Hockey’s Bob Allen Women’s Player of the Year in 2013 after a season that included her 101-point campaign at Minnesota, an NCAA Division I national championship, a women’s world championship gold medal and the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award. Kessel finished her career with 248 points (108G, 140A) which ranks third alltime in Minnesota women’s hockey history. She also played multiple professional seasons in the NWHL and PWHPA, which included a year with the Metropolitan Riveters in 2018-19, where she led the NWHL in assists with 15. Kessel joined the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins in April 2022 as the first member of the team’s executive management program and today she serves as manager of minor league operations for the Penguins and assistant general manager for the club’s AHL affiliate Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. ABOUT PHIL KESSEL Phil Kessel, a three-time Stanley Cup champion and two-time Olympian, played in an NHL-record 1,064 consecutive regular-season games and forged a path as one of the most elite American-born scorers of his era. Through his storied NHL career, Kessel recorded 992 regular-season points, including 413 goals and 579 assists, in 17 seasons that included time with the Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Pittsburgh Penguins, Arizona Coyotes and Vegas Golden Knights. Drafted fifth overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft by the Bruins, Kessel became the first rookie to win the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy after overcoming testicular cancer to play all but 12 regular-season games in his first NHL campaign in 2006-07. After three seasons with the Bruins and six with the Maple Leafs, Kessel took his talents to the Steel City and the Pittsburgh Penguins where he helped the club to a pair of Stanley Cup titles (2016, 2017) and contributed 45 points (18G, 27A) in 49 games over both title runs. His 201718 season with the Penguins was his most

prolific with a career-best 92 points, including 34 goals, and the next year, in his final campaign with the Penguins, he led the NHL with 10 game-winning goals. The Madison, Wisconsin, native went on to play three years with the Arizona Coyotes, before earning another Stanley Cup in his final NHL campaign in 2022-23 with the Vegas Golden Knights. Kessel played two seasons (2003-05) at USA Hockey’s National Team Development where he was a dominating offensive force and set program records in points (180) and goals (104) that stood until 2019. He also played one season collegiately at the University of Minnesota (2005-06) where he earned WCHA Rookie of the Year. A regular on the international stage, Kessel helped the U.S. to a silver medal in the 2010 Olympic Winter Games and returned to the Olympic stage in 2014 where he was named the best forward in the tournament after putting up eight points (5G, 3A) in six games. Kessel also wore the red, white and blue at two IIHF Under-18 Men’s World Championships, helping the U.S. to silver in 2004 and gold in 2005, where he recorded 16 points (9G, 7A) in six contests en route to being named the tournament’s best forward. A member of Team USA at three IIHF Men’s World Championships (2006, 2007, 2008) and two IIHF World Junior Championships (2005, 2006), Kessel recorded 72 points (36G, 36A) in 59 games in international play during his career. ABOUT T.J. OSHIE Known for his talent, heart and grit, T.J. Oshie not only played a prominent role in helping the NHL’s Washington Capitals secure their first Stanley Cup in franchise history, but also authored a signature moment in Olympic history with his shootout heroics against Russia at the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia — a performance that earned him the enduring nickname “T.J. Sochi.” Over his 16-year NHL career, Oshie played in 1,010 regular-season games with both the St. Louis Blues and Capitals, recording 695 points (302G, 393A). He also helped his teams to the Stanley Cup playoffs 13 times, contributing 69 points (34G, 35A) in 106 career playoff games. Oshie began his NHL career in St. Louis before joining Washington in 2015. During the 2017-18 season, Oshie

posted 47 points, and 21 points (8G, 13A) in 24 playoff games, as the Capitals won the Stanley Cup — the first championship in franchise history. He recorded six seasons with more than 50 points, with a career-best 60 points (21G, 39A) coming in 2013-14 with the St. Louis Blues. A year before that Cup run, Oshie signed a contract extension to remain with Washington through the remainder of his career. The Warroad, Minnesota, native was selected 24th overall by St. Louis in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, making his NHL debut on October 10, 2008. Before turning pro, he laced up the skates for the USHL’s Sioux Falls Stampede in 2004-05, then spent three seasons at the University of North Dakota (2005-08), tallying 142 points (59G, 83A) and helping the Fighting Sioux to three straight NCAA Men’s Frozen Four appearances. On the international stage, Oshie donned the USA jersey on multiple occasions, including as a member of Team USA at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, where he converted four of six shootout attempts — including the deciding goal — in a memorable 3-2 preliminary-round win over host Russia. He finished with four points (1G, 3A) in six games as the U.S. advanced to the medal round and a fourth-place finish. Oshie also represented the red, white and blue at three IIHF Men’s World Championships (2009, 2010, and 2013 — where the U.S. won bronze), as well as the 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship and 2016 World Cup of Hockey. ABOUT RYAN SUTER One of the most dominant and consistent two-way defensemen of his generation, Ryan Suter played in 1,526 regular-season NHL games over 20 seasons, second all-time among American-born players, and also starred on the international stage, including helping the U.S. earn a silver medal in the 2010 Olympics, and the country’s first-ever gold medal in the IIHF World Junior Championship in 2004. A native of Madison, Wisconsin, Suter joined the USA Hockey National Team Development Program in 2001 as a member of the U.S. National Under-17 Team before quickly being elevated to the U.S. National Under-18 Team, which he played for until 2003.

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Pete Carlson recognized for lasting impact on youth hockey Longtime Super Rink manager is recipient of Herb Brooks Foundation Youth Hockey Hall of Fame Award by BRYAN ZOLLMAN

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There aren’t many people in the state of Minnesota who have provided as many hockey opportunites for youth hockey players than Pete Carlson. Carlson may not have ever won a big trophy as a player. He never served behind the bench of a Minnesota blueblood program. He never led a team to a title from the front office. But he played an integral role in the fabric of hockey in Minnesota by managing the country’s largest indoor hockey facility for 29 years. In those years Carlson was responsible for filling 18,000 hours of ice time per year. And he did so by sticking to three principles: saying yes, having a purpose, and creating opportunities. Carlson was the recipient of the Herb Brooks Foundation Youth Hockey Hall of Fame Award, presented August 3 at Dellwood Country Club. “He is a real hero in the game of hockey,” said Dan Brooks, son of legendary coach Herb Brooks, before presenting Carlson with the prestigious honor that began in 2005. “His biggest impact on the game wasn’t something that was glamorous, but very much needed and under appreciated.” Carlson operated behind the scenes to ensure the Super Rink stayed busy, providing opportunities for players, teams and leagues from all over the world. He oversaw the transition from four sheets of ice to eight, and was largely responsible for making sure those sheets stayed full not just during the hockey season, but the summer months. Carlson worked extensively in helping creating ice time through camps, clinics and tournaments, giving players a year round venue in the heart of the metro. When it was built in 1998 there wasn’t a facility of its stature anywhere in the country. There still isn’t. In 2006, in addition to four more sheets of ice, Carlson helped spearhead the Herb Brooks Training Center and the addition of more locker rooms. Carlson said he was humbled to be given an award in a room where members of the 1980 Olympic team, former NHL players, and other Minnesota hockey legends were in attendance for the annual Herb Brooks Foundation Golf Tournament.

Pete Carlson was awarded the 2026 Herb Brooks Foundation Youth Hockey Hall of Fame Award by Herb Brooks’ children, Kelly Paradise (left) and Dan Brooks (right). LPH PHOTO BY BRYAN ZOLLMAN

Past Winners 2025: The Funk Family 2024: The Grendahl Family 2022: Duane Koepp 2021: The Strelow Family 2019: Matt Olson 2018: Bob Suter 2017: The Brodt Family 2016: Steve “Moose” Younghans 2015: Bill Butters 2014: Chuck Grillo 2013: Larry Hendrickson 2012: Janet Marvin 2011: Jim McDonough 2010: Cal, Tut & Jack Marvin 2009: Rudy Krampotich 2008: Stan Hubbard 2005: Wes Barrette “My career has been behind the scenes,” Carlson said to the crowd upon receiving the award. “I haven’t won a state tournament, I haven’t won a nation-

al championship. I haven’t won a Stanley Cup or a Gold Medal. And all of that is in this room. And I think why am I up here?” Carlson said it was because he said yes, had a purpose, and that led to creating opportunies. He recalled meeting with hockey legends Larry Hendrickson and Ted Brill about creating opportunities for youth hockey players. “And then Herb stepped in and I said ‘no way, I am sitting here with Herb Brooks,’” Carlson recalled. “Herb didn’t tell us what we should do, he asked us what we were going to do. What is it we should do to get kids on the ice. I learned the word opportunity from Herb.” Throughout his 29 years at the Super Rink, Carlson helped provide ice time for tens of thousands of hockey players of all ages, but specifically had a huge impact on youth hockey. Over the past three decades hockey has boomed in the northwest metro and the Super Rink has

served as home ice for several area associations. “We provided tons of opportunity for these kids,” he said. “Camps and clinics and tournaments…people from around the world coming to the Super Rink. Seeing the players, the coaches, the logos, the D1 teams, scouts scouting kids. I’ve seen them all. It’s been fantastic.” All because he said yes to the job. “The opportunities were amazing, and it really gave me purpose,” he said. “Every single day at the super rink I had purpose and when you have purpose you can do some fun things.” Carlson retired from the Super Rink this past winter and has since taken on the job as director at Heartland Hockey Camp in Deerwood, Minnesota. He is still working with young hockey players and living by his steadfast principles. “Say yes, create opportunity, have a purpose,” he said. “I am going to continue to do that.”

MANKATO HOCKEY continued from page 5______________________________________________________________ of time, resources and ideas from a variety of sources. “From the people getting kids involved at the grassroots level, to the youth coaches who donate a ton of time to help develop players, to the Mavericks coaches and staff, I don’t know if you’ll find a community more willing to give back,” said Darren Blue, former MSU defenseman, longtime assistant coach and currently a member of MAHA’s hockey operations committee. “Another fun thing is we’ve got more coaches and parents that are second generation hockey people getting involved in the game and running our teams.” According to Blue, a turning point in MAHA’s player development model was around five years ago, where a newly established hockey development committee implemented a 6-8 week, pre-season program for players at the Squirt level, giving them the chance to get on the ice together 4-5 times a week, focus on skating, puck handling and hockey sense, and get to know each other before the formal start of the season.

Instead of the old way of having a tryout and getting placed on a travel team and sticking with that group, players were divided up equally into development teams. Then, after that program they joined their travel teams. It also engaged more than 30 coaches in the process. Bohm says the teams that went to State this past season were all part of the first group that went through two years of that Squirt in-house model. “We’ve really seen this model impact not just the skill level of our players and the depth of our teams, but the camaraderie across all teams,” said Blue. “These kids get to know each other and be teammates for a couple months at the start of the season. Now our Bantam As are going to watch Bantam B games and Peewee As are going to the Peewee C games, as they all have teammates in the different groups. The support for one another in Mankato has grown along with the talent of our players.” Skating on Rinks of Dreams The variety of ice sheets that skaters

have access to in Mankato – both inside and outside – are also extremely unique and add to the “secret sauce” that makes Mankato hockey what it is today. Bohm believes the facilities themselves help provide some of the draw to the roughly four tournaments MAHA hosts each year. Players in Mankato have access to both modern and old-school facilities to enjoy the game including the Mayo Clinic Health System Event Center where the Mavs play, the recently renovated All Seasons Arena, the UNRL Rink at the Pond on Madison (a three-quarter sheet which MAHA’s Mites call home), and the outdoor rink at Spring Lake Park. The coolest backdrop for hockey may be the legendary Schulz Rink of Dreams, a regulation-size rink built inside of a huge farm machine shed that is managed by the family of late farmer Paul Schulz and sustained by community donations, offering free ice time in the winter months for area kids. “That this is a local family giving

back, and all the volunteers it takes to get folks out there, the Rink of Dreams really brings you back to the historic roots of the sport,” said Bohm. “It’s such a fun atmosphere, once you get in there and experience it. Kids and parents always come away with big smiles on their faces.” Despite having access to a variety of facilities, MAHA shares ice with several groups, including the Mankato Figure Skating club, meaning ice time can still be tight at times. It just speaks to the continued growth of hockey in the region, and, according to Blue, the passion folks in Mankato have for the game. “This sport runs deep in a lot of people here, and there are so many behind the scenes who are investing their time and talents to allow for these kids to play this game we all love,” Blue said. “I think we have a lot of great people pulling the rope in the same direction. We want to keep as many kids involved in the game and enjoying it for as long as they can.”

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John King writes about his chance encounter with one of his hockey heroes by JOHN KING

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It wasn’t hard to come up with a title for this piece. I had the pleasure of a chance encounter with Barry Melrose ten years ago. Barry was one of my heroes, he was on the Mt. Rushmore of “beauties” who worked in the sports business, and there weren’t many of them: see Feherty . . .golf. see Barkley . . .basketball. see Madden . . .football. Barry Melrose was a color guy in the increasingly play-by-play world of sports. More accurately, Barry was a colorful guy. He had the suits that looked like they were pulled straight from Larry Johnson and Stacey Augmon’s closets at UNLV. He had the twinkle in the eye, the generous laugh – and, sweet Jesus, he had the mullet. Every morning when I get out of the shower, I slick my hair back. I probably shouldn’t, it’s not the most flattering for the hairline or any spots that might be thinning. But there’s an entire generation of men who started their days this way. Think Brylcreem, Aqua Velva, Brut by Fabergé, and probably some male jewelry. Barry was this type of guy, a Mohican. A larger-than-life character. A theydon’t-make-them-like-they-used-to-guy. If you’re reading this, you probably already know Barry Melrose is awesome, so I’ll get to my story. About 10 years ago someone from ESPN reached out to me and said that they were planning to come to the Boy’s Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament, and they wanted to do a feature on the All Hockey Hair Team. But there was a catch. They were only going to do the visit if I agreed to reveal myself as the creator of the hair videos. Truth is, even back then, it was the world’s worst kept secret that I was making the Hockey Hair Videos. But I had never officially acknowledged it. In a stroke of rare brilliance, I said, “I’ll do it, but can I pick who pulls the mask

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Barry enjoyed a good cigar and a couple drinks at the John King household along with (from left) Tom King, Barry, Mike King, John King, and Nick Guzzo.

My wife made a panicked call to me at the office in Minneapolis, “You need to get home, now. Barry Melrose is sitting in our kitchen eating sandwiches.” off?” ESPN asked who I wanted to do the reveal, and I didn’t hesitate, “Barry Melrose.” Much to my surprise, they agreed to it, and I officially had a date with one of my heroes, Barry Melrose. Before the ESPN team landed in Minnesota, or Minneflowta as they would coin it, I did make one more additional request. I asked one of the ESPN producers if Barry would be willing to hang out at my house for a bit after we made the video to have some drinks and smoke some cigars with my brothers and a close buddy. ESPN said they would ask Barry. About a week later the producer called me back and said, “Barry said yes, as long as they’re good cigars.” Legend. As it would turn out, Barry showed up a few hours early for the E:60 Hockey Hair Team shoot at my home in White Bear Lake. My wife made a panicked call to me at the office in Minneapolis,

“You need to get home, now. Barry Melrose is sitting in our kitchen eating sandwiches.” By the time I made the commute home to White Bear Lake, Barry had sampled most of the tin foil wrapped sandwiches my wife had in the oven. He then joined my family as we selected that year’s All Hockey Hair Team together in my living room. Barry just sat in the chair next to me laughing as he watched the footage of all the kids skating up to the blueline. He had a bunch of one-liners, most of which we couldn’t use (“you’d think twice about taking a quarter from that kid!”). It was seamless, it was fun, it was Barry. After we got done making the video, Barry was a man of his word and joined us on my porch for cigars and some drinks. Barry ended up bringing his own cigars. He drank red wine; we had beers and he told stories and made us all laugh.

For one night, Barry made my porch in White Bear Lake feel like a hot-stove session in an NHL locker-room. They always say you’re not supposed to meet your heroes, because they’ll only let you down. Whoever said that never met Barry Melrose, because he was the genuine article. As cool as you thought he was, he was an even better dude. For the next couple years, every time the new hockey hair video would come out Barry would call me from Florida. I remember he was so happy the one year I had selected a girl as #1. He thought that was so cool, and good for the sport. Every time he made that call it shocked me. My wife and I would be driving around in our car someplace, and the phone would light up, and it would be Barry Melrose giving me an attaboy on the latest hockey hair video. A kind gesture he certainly had no obligation to do. I kept in touch intermittently with Barry over the years. When his surprise Parkinson’s diagnosis hit the news, we connected because I wanted to do a content series called, “Barry Isn’t Dead” where he’d go to bucket-list hockey experiences and document the occasion like only Barry could. At the time Barry explained to me that he was doing okay, he just couldn’t travel and the Parkinson’s had made it hard for him to be live on camera. I know Barry would laugh today, thinking of that “Barry Isn’t Dead” pitch as he looks down on us from hockey heaven. I believe when we chatted, he said someone was already working on a Barry documentary. I truly hope that’s the case, because we all could use a little more Barry Melrose in our lives. Hockey will miss you, Barry. We will miss you, Barry. Thanks for always being you. You can read more from John King at www.pulltabsports.com. To see the Hair Hockey Video with Barry Melrose go to: https://www. pulltabsports.com/blog/barry-melrose-was-abeauty

2026 HALL OF FAME continued from page 11____________________________________________________________ Following his second season with the NTDP, Suter was selected seventh overall by the Nashville Predators in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. He played one season of college hockey with the University of Wisconsin Badgers, earning All-WCHA Third Team and WCHA All-Rookie Team honors as a freshman in 2003-04. Suter began his professional career with the Milwaukee Admirals of the AHL during the 2004-05 season before making his NHL debut with the Nashville Predators in 2005-06. The blue liner played seven seasons with Nashville (2005-12), earning his first NHL All-Star Game nod during the 2011-12 season and helping guide the team to the Stanley Cup Playoffs six times. He joined the Minnesota Wild prior to the 2012-13 season, and in his first year with the team, helped guide the Wild to the playoffs enroute to being named an NHL First Team All-Star and a finalist for the Norris Trophy, awarded annually to the league’s top defenseman. Over the following eight seasons in Minnesota, he earned two more NHL AllStar Game nods and led the team to the Stanley Cup Playoffs six more times while serving as an alternate captain for the entirety of his tenure. Following the 2020-21 season, Suter spent three seasons with the Dallas Stars (2021-24), helping the team to the Stanley Cup Playoffs all three cam-

paigns, including the conference finals his _ for 40 years, helping ensure the well-being final two years, before finishing his NHL and success of athletes at both the profescareer with the St. Louis Blues in 2024-25. sional level and on the international stage. The NHL’s all-time career leader in A graduate of Northeastern University, regular-season time-on-ice since the league Wong began his career in the NFL serving began tracking it in 2005-06, Suter helped as an athletic trainer for the Philadelphia his teams to the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 16 Eagles for two seasons (1980-82), includof his 20 NHL seasons and played in all 82 ing during the team’s run to Super Bowl regular-season games 11 times. One of just XV in 1981, before working for three years 25 players and only three American-born in the United States Football League. players to reach 1,500 career regular-seaHis illustrious career in hockey started son games played, Suter amassed 107 in 1986 when he served as the head athletic goals and 589 assists for 696 regular-seatrainer for the NHL’s Washington Capitals, son points, and added seven goals and 38 a role he held for 13 seasons. During his assists for 45 points in 138 playoff games. time in Washington, he was selected as an Internationally, Suter is a two-time athletic trainer for both the 1991 and 1999 Olympian, having served as an alternate NHL All-Star Games and served on the captain for both the silver medal-winning Capitals’ staff during their run to the Stan2010 team and the 2014 squad. He also ley Cup Final in 1998. Wong then spent played for Team USA in five IIHF Men’s three seasons (1999-2002) as the head World Championships (2005, 2006, 2007, athletic trainer with the Florida Panthers, 2009, 2019) and was a member of the 2016 before embarking on a multi-decade jourWorld Cup of Hockey team. ney with USA Hockey on the international In addition, Suter led the U.S. to a gold stage. medal at the 2002 IIHF Under-18 Men’s The Fall River, Massachusetts, naWorld Championship and also played for tive’s first assignment with Team USA Team USA at the event in 2003. He was came as the athletic trainer for the 2002 also a member of three U.S. National JuDeutschland Cup, a role he held 10 times. nior Teams (2003-05), helping the U.S. to In 2003, he made his IIHF debut as the gold at the 2004 IIHF World Junior Chamathletic trainer for the U.S. National Junior pionship. Team. Since then, he’s served in the same ABOUT STAN WONG role at every subsequent IIHF World Junior Stan Wong has been a fixture as an Championship, including as a member of athletic trainer in the hockey community seven gold-medal winning staffs (2025,

2024, 2021, 2017, 2013, 2010, 2004). The U.S. has also won one silver and five bronze medals during Wong’s tenure. Wong has also supported Team USA as an athletic trainer at the highest level, the Olympic Winter Games, five times (2022, 2018, 2014, 2010, 2006), including the 2010 team that brought home silver. He’s also been a fixture for the U.S. Men’s National Team, serving on the staff for 18 IIHF Men’s World Championships, including the 2025 tournament, when Team USA captured its first gold medal at the event in 92 years. All total, Wong has supported 59 U.S. teams in international competition, also including the 2012 Youth Olympic Games. Wong was inducted into the Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Society and the Society of Professional Hockey Equipment Managers Hall of Fame in 2015 and received USA Hockey’s Bob Johnson Award, recognizing excellence in international hockey, in 2020. Most recently, Wong was honored with the Dr. Alan Ashare Excellence in Safety Award by USA Hockey, given to an individual who has made outstanding contributions through many years of service to make hockey a safer game for all participants.

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The Real Meaning of Fun What kind of memories are we helping create?

by MICHAEL SCHWARTZ

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Author’s Note: This article is dedicated to the thousands of volunteer coaches who quietly shape young lives, often without realizing the lasting impact they have.

ey.

“Nobody organized us. Nobody scheduled us. We just played. Looking back, I don’t even remember many of the games. I remember the people.”

Fun. We hear it all the time in youth hock-

“We just want the kids to have fun.” But what does fun really mean? The answer depends on who’s answering the question. For a player, fun might be scoring a goal, making a great play, or simply being with friends. For a parent, it’s watching their child grow in confidence, learn to overcome adversity, and become part of something bigger than themselves. For a referee, it’s skating a competitive game where the players—not the officials—determine the outcome. For an organization, it’s creating an environment where players can’t wait to come back. For a coach, it’s something different. A coach’s job isn’t to make hockey entertaining. It’s to create an environment where players become connected to the game and to one another. When I look back on my playing and coaching career, I realize the moments that stayed with me weren’t always the ones that felt like the most fun at the time. I once heard Herb Brooks answer a question about the most enjoyable experience of his hockey career. Most people expected him to say coaching the 1980 U.S. Olympic team. Instead, he talked about winning the Minnesota State High School Championship with his buddies at St. Paul Johnson. Here was a man who reached the highest level of hockey, yet the memory he treasured most wasn’t the Olympic gold medal. It was the people he shared the journey with. When I look back on my own hockey life, I understand exactly what Herb meant. I grew up playing outdoor hockey on the East Side of St. Paul. We practiced Tuesday and Thursday evenings, played on Saturday afternoons, and some of the best hockey happened between practices. We’d gather at Hayden Heights Playground, pick teams, and skate until we couldn’t feel our toes. If there weren’t enough players, we’d shovel another section of ice and start another game. Nobody organized us. Nobody scheduled us. We just played. Looking back, I don’t even remember many of the games. I remember the people. One of those people was Wes Barrette. Wes was a bricklayer by day, and every evening he volunteered at the rink. For more than 45 years, he quietly invested in generations of kids on the East

Side. After every evening Years later, Wes at the rink, nobody hurcoached me with the East ried home. We stayed to Side Midgets. flood the outdoor rink. He believed in stanThe older players worked dards: No cussing. No beside Wes with the hose. drinking. Respect your The younger players kept parents. Respect your the hose moving around teammates. Respect the the boards and rolled it up game. when we were finished. At Before every game, the time, it felt more like Wes gathered us together work. and said a prayer. I don’t Today, I realize we remember exactly what weren’t just flooding the he said, but I remember rink. how it felt. Wes brought We were building us together before we ever friendships. stepped onto the ice. Wes When we finished never stood in front of us flooding the rink, Wes and talked about culture. Wes Barrette loaded us into the back Back then, I don’t think of his big blue truck and any of us even knew what took us to Sambo’s for hot the word “culture” meant. chocolate before driving us home. He simply lived it.

We made it to the Minnesota State Championship in International Falls and lost 4-3 in double overtime. We outshot them 47-17. Sometimes, despite your best efforts, things don’t go your way. At the time, the loss was devastating. Today, it isn’t the first thing I remember. I remember my teammates. I remember Wes. I remember believing in one another. Now, don’t misunderstand me. Competition matters. Winning matters. Every kid keeps score. Every coach wants to win. Wes did. So did I. Competition teaches lessons that nothing else can. Preparation. Discipline. Sacrifice. Resilience. Humility in victory. Grace in defeat. But winning and relationships aren’t competing priorities. The best teams don’t become close because they win. More often, they win because they become close. Maybe that’s why the championships fade…but the teammates never do. Why is this important? Because one day every young hockey player will play their last game. Only a handful will play Division I hockey. Even fewer will play professionally. For almost every child who laces up a pair of skates, hockey won’t become a career. It will become a memory. Most of the players we coach won’t make a living playing hockey. But every one of them can leave the game with something even more valuable. Confidence. Character. Lifelong friendships. Memories they’ll carry forever. The question is…What kind of memories are we helping create? Years from now, they probably won’t remember every practice plan or every system we taught. They may not even remember every big game. But they’ll remember how they felt walking into our locker room. They’ll remember whether they belonged. They’ll remember the teammates they laughed with. And if we’re fortunate…They’ll remember us the way I remember Wes Barrette. Not because we taught them hockey. But because we taught them that hockey was always about something much bigger. I think that’s the real meaning of fun. The measure of a coach isn’t how many players make it to the next level. It’s how many former players still smile when they hear your name. I hope every young player is fortunate enough to have a Wes Barrette somewhere along the way. I know I was. Mike Schwartz is a USA Hockey Coach Developer, former NCAA Division III head hockey coach, past AHCA Board member, and founder of Eastwood Financial. After more than 25 years behind the bench, he continues to study leadership, player development, and the role timing plays in hockey performance.

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NAHL announces schedule for 2026 Showcase The “Greatest Show on Ice” returns to Blaine, Minn., as the North American Hockey League’s 2026 Showcase will be held from Sept. 23-26, 2026. This year’s showcase features each NAHL team participating in three out-of-division games, with the United States National Team Development Program (USNTDP) joining the annual event and facing NAHL teams. This tournament is one of hockey’s most prominent and popular events for the entire season and has become known as the “Greatest Show on Ice.” Having every NAHL team in the building for scouts across the country to come watch the league’s athletes have become a cornerstone for the hockey scouting community. The yearly event brings together every NCAA program and NHL team for their first look at some of the best and brightest hockey talent North America has to offer. “Everyone looks forward to the ‘Greatest Show On Ice’ where so many great players get to compete in front of so many NCAA coaches and NHL scouts,” said NAHL Commissioner and President Mark Frankenfeld. “The competition and skill is very high, players will earn commitments during the event or get placed on a ‘must watch list’. With so much hockey under one roof, the NAHL Showcase truly earns its reputation as the Greatest Show on Ice.” With over 400 NCAA commitments in the 2025-26 season, the league has now set a standard of 300+ NCAA

commitments in the last 10 years. The NAHL has become a stepping stone for athletes looking to play NCAA hockey. Out of the college commitments the league has seen this past season, 54% of those commitments are NCAA Division I. Leading up to the 2026 NHL Draft, nine athletes with NAHL ties are featured on the NHL Central Scouting Final Rankings. For more information on the NAHL Showcase, including schedule, hotels, rental cars, and arena information, visit www.nahl.com/showcase or scan the QR code. Event passes are on sale now.

All 55 NAHL Showcase games will be broadcasted live and in HD on NAHLTV. Alongside the NAHL teams, over 100 Tier I programs will call Blaine, Minn., home that weekend. The NAHL Showcase marks the opening weekend of the T1ER season for the 14U, 15U, 16U, and 18U divisions, and will feature elite T1ER talent from across the country, along with high-level guest teams from various top Tier I leagues, including programs from Minnesota’s High Performance (HP) program, all flocking to the state for this premier event. Additionally, the weekend will serve as the second league weekend for the FALL League. The North American Hockey League (NAHL) is one of only two USA Hockey-sanctioned, tuition-free junior leagues in the United States, alongside the United States Hockey League (USHL). The NAHL develops young men through elite hockey competition, comprehensive training, and unmatched exposure. The NAHL provides a proven pathway to college hockey and beyond, preparing athletes for success both on and off the ice.

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USNTDP heads to compete at the NSC Super Rink for the annual NAHL Showcase The 23rd annual North American Hockey League Showcase will be joined by the United States National Team Development Program (USNTDP) on Friday, September 25, 2026 and Saturday, September 26, 2026. The team will battle the Lone Star Brahmas at 6:30 p.m. Friday night, followed by taking on the Fairbanks Ice Dogs at 6:30 p.m. Saturday night. This is a must-see event as the nation’s top talent will take the ice at the NSC Super Rink in Blaine, Minnesota. For more information head to nahl.com/showcase/ to secure your tickets to the annual event.

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Head Coach: Scott Langer Asst. Coach: David Mitchell Asst. Coach: Alex Gilbert

Head Coach: Mike Aikens Asst. Coach: Lee Green

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Location: Aberdeen, SD Division: Central Formation Year: 2010

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2 Spencer Morrow 3 Lucas Schaefer 4 Price Grimes 5 Caleb Schwark 6 Ari Popovskiy 7 Grant McGee 8 Hugo Johansson 9 Aidan Pasic 10 Cooper Siegert 11 Brody Dustin 12 Jonathan Doucette 13 Taven James 14 Santino Pedulla 15 Keaton Weis 16 Ayden Cook NAME # PLAYER 17 Ian Tuffin 2 Spencer Morrow 18 Bradyn Strom 3 Lucas 19 MelkerSchaefer Hof 4 Price Grimes 20 Finn Safir 5 Caleb Schwark 21 Noah Keyes 6 Ari Popovskiy 22 Brody Green 7 Grant McGee 23 Filip Henrikson 8 Hugo Johansson 24 Caeden Heins 9 Aidan Pasic 25 Oliver Parent 10 Siegert 26 Cooper Campbell Epp 11 27 Brody MasonDustin Majewski 12 Doucette 28 Jonathan David Hruby 13 James 30 Taven Owen Lunneborg 14 Pedulla 31 Santino Willum Braun 15 Keaton Weis 16 Ayden Cook WEDNESDAY|6:45PM|RINK 1 17 Ian Tuffin SPRINGFIELD 18 VS. Bradyn Strom JR. BLUES 19 Melker Hof 20 Finn Safir # PLAYER 21 Noah Keyes NAME 1 Brody 22 Green Gavin Greniuk 2 Filip Oleksii Koval 23 Henrikson 3 Caeden Logan Petlansky 24 Heins 4 Oliver Dylan Lamberto 25 Parent 5 Arthur Napreev 26 Campbell Epp 6 Kieran Thibault 27 Majewski 7 Mason Mason Lupo 28 8 David LeathenHruby Bent 30 9 Owen GriffenLunneborg Haagenson 31 Willum Braun 10 Alexander Kharinov

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11 Nikolai Kharinov 3.5 F L Kaliningrad, RUS 10/08/07 6’0 190 Head Coach: Austin 12 Hugo Råsten F L Stockholm, SWE 03/04/06 6’0Sutter 190 2.7 WEDNESDAY|6:45PM|RINK 1 FRIDAY|12:30PM|RINK 3 SATURDAY|3:00PM|RINK 2 14 David Zavulunov D L Georgia, USA 02/23/08 6’2 205 3.2 Asst. Coach: Chad Bailey SPRINGFIELD NEW JERSEY VS. KENAI RIVER 15 VS. F R VS.Newport Coast,TITANS CA 05/13/07 5’11BROWN 185BEARS 4.2 Jayden Shirk JR. BLUES 16 Ralfs Veidemanis F L Riga, LAT 06/01/06 6’2 190 3.4 17 Owen Durigan D L Rosemount, MN 01/07/06 6’2 205 3.7 18 Truan Conrad F R Farmington Hills, MI 05/18/06 5’8 175 3.4 19 Rowan Hartsock 3.2 D L Carmel, IN 05/24/08 6’3 190 1 2.8 G Elk River, MN 05/01/07 6’2 200 Gavin Greniuk 21 Zac Goldfain F R Pittsburgh, PA 12/01/06 6’5 210 4.1 2 D L Kyiv, UKR 02/28/07 6’5 220 3.9 Oleksii Koval 25 Malte Lantz Rosdahl F L Osby, SWE 08/20/06 6’0 190 2.7 3 2.7 D R St. Louis, MO 01/25/06 6’0 180 Logan Petlansky 27 Cale Braid F L Maple Grove, MN 09/21/07 6’2 190 3.5 LOCATION: AUSTIN, MN 4 D R Bend, OR 03/23/06 6’4 205 3.9 Dylan Lamberto 33 Niklas Huson 3.5 G - Shakopee, MN 05/02/08 6’8 190 5 D L Fort Lee, NJ 12/13/08 6’3 190 3.5 Arthur Napreev 35 Adam Frank G - Stockholm, SWE 06/04/06 6’4 190 3.5 DIVISION: CENTRAL 6 D L Kamloops, BC, CAN 03/28/07 6’3 190 3.5 Kieran Thibault 39 Jake Thornton 3.2 F R Knoxville, TN 07/27/06 6’2 185 7 F L Woodbury, CT 07/28/06 6’2 190 3.7 Mason Lupo FORMATION YEAR: 2010 44 Lukas Hixon D L Valencia, PA 07/11/08 6’5 225 3.0 8 D L Calgary, AB, CAN 05/26/06 6’2 190 3.5 Leathen Bent 55 David Lencsés D L Székesfehérvár, HUN 06/09/06 6’3 195 3.5 9 F L Grand Forks, ND 08/09/07 6’4 200 4.3 Griffen Haagenson 68 Bobby Boord F L Pittsburgh, PA 06/21/07 5’11 180 3.5 10 3.5 F L Kaliningrad, RUS 10/08/07 5’11 195 Alexander Kharinov COACHING 74 Jayton Frederick 3.6 F L Mankato, MN 05/16/07 5’8 STAFF 175 11 F L Kaliningrad, RUS 10/08/07 6’0 190 3.5 Nikolai Kharinov 77 Kevin Walton F L Garnet Valley, PA 12/19/06 5’10 185 3.7 HEAD COACH: STEVE HOWARD 12 F L Stockholm, SWE 03/04/06 6’0 190 2.7 Råsten 89 Hugo F R Morris Plains, NJ 07/04/08 6’0 175 3.5 John Gonnella 14 D USA IL 02/23/08 6’2 205 3.2 Zavulunov ASSOC. HEAD COACH: AL ROONEY 93 David F RL Georgia, Bloomingdale, 01/29/08 6’3 190 4.3 Jackson Nesheim 15 4.2 F R 05/13/07 5’11 185 Shirk 94 Jayden D R Newport Dresden,Coast, GER CA 04/08/08 6’5 190 3.2 Clemens Frisch 16 Ralfs Veidemanis F L Riga, LAT 06/01/06 3.4 ASST. COACH: 6’2 ROBBY190 MURRAY 17 Owen Durigan 3.7 D L Rosemount, MN 01/07/06 6’2 205 18 Truan Conrad F R Farmington Hills, MI 05/18/06 5’8 175 3.4 THRUSDAY|6:00PM|RINK 2 FRIDAY|3:15PM|RINK 3 SATURDAY|10:15AM|RINK 4 19 Rowan Hartsock D L Carmel, IN 05/24/08 6’3 190 3.2 VS. ANCHORAGE WOLVERINES VS. AUSTIN BRUINS VS. MINOT MINOTAUROS 21 Zac Goldfain F R Pittsburgh, PA 12/01/06 6’5 210 4.1 25 2.7 F L Osby, SWE 08/20/06 6’0 190 Lantz Rosdahl ( Malte INDICATES 27 :Cale F L COMMITMENT) Maple Grove, MN 09/21/07 190MN 3.5 Braid PLAYER WITH COLLEGE LOCATION: 6’2 AUSTIN, 33 Niklas Huson G - Shakopee, MN 05/02/08 6’8 190 3.5 DIVISION:6’4CENTRAL 35 Adam Frank G - Stockholm, SWE 06/04/06 190 3.5 39 Jake Thornton F R Knoxville, TN 07/27/06 6’2 185 3.2 FORMATION YEAR: 2010 44 Lukas Hixon D L Valencia, PA 07/11/08 6’5 225 3.0 55 David Lencsés D L Székesfehérvár, HUN 06/09/06 6’3 195 3.5 68 Bobby Boord 3.5 F L Pittsburgh, PA 06/21/07 5’11 STAFF 180 COACHING 74 Jayton Frederick 3.6 F L Mankato, MN 05/16/07 5’8 175 HEAD COACH: 5’10 STEVE185 HOWARD 77 Kevin Walton F L Garnet Valley, PA 12/19/06 3.7 89 John Gonnella F R Morris Plains, NJ 07/04/08 6’0 175 3.5 ASSOC. HEAD COACH: AL ROONEY 93 Jackson Nesheim F R Bloomingdale, IL 01/29/08 6’3 190 4.3 94 Clemens Frisch D R Dresden, GER 04/08/08 6’5 190 3.2 ASST. COACH: ROBBY MURRAY

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FRIDAY|3:15PM|RINK 3 GAME SATURDAY|10:15AM|RINK 4 SCHEDULE VS. AUSTIN BRUINS

VS. MINOT MINOTAUROS

Location: Anchorage, AK Division: Midwest Formation Year: 2021

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1 Drake Owens G L Palmer, AK 08/07/08 6’2 180 3.6 2 Cale Quamme D R Grand Forks, ND 06/14/06 6’6 220 3.9 3 Owen Potulny D R Maple Grove, MN 05/25/07 6’6 220 3.8 5 Aidan Lawson D L Eagle River, AK 09/18/07 5’8 160 3.8 6 Seth Carlson F L Grand Rapids, MN 09/20/07 6’0 180 2.9 7 Harout Arutyunyan F R Glendale, CA 04/07/07 6’3 205 3.5 8 Ryder McDonald F L Grand Forks, ND 08/04/06 5’9 175 4.2 9 Sheldon Rioux F L Val-d’Or, QC, CAN 05/24/07 6’0 180 4.6 10 Andrei Gandurov F L Khabarovsk, RUS 05/12/08 5’9 165 3.4 11 Caleb Mahar F R Prosper, TX 05/13/06 6’0 185 3.8 12 Oliver Morris F R Redondo Beach, CA 12/27/06 5’10 185 4.0 13 Benson Peterson F L Duluth, MN 07/24/07 6’0 185 3.6 14 Merit Waldrop F L Anchorage, AK 01/07/07 5’11 165 3.0 16 Landon Greenough D L Anchorage, AK 07/07/06 5’11 175 2.8 17 Easton WaltersNAME MN 06/28/07 6’5 WT 210 GPA 3.0 # PLAYER PD SR Virginia, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 18 John Scott F L Duluth, MN 06/09/07 5’10 175 3.8 1 Drake Owens G L Palmer, AK 08/07/08 6’2 180 3.6 19 Chase Trompeter F L St. Louis, MO 06/27/08 5’7 170 3.3 2 Cale D Forks, 06/14/06 20 BlakeQuamme Mahar D RR Grand Prosper, TX ND 02/18/08 6’6 6’1 220 190 3.9 3.7 3 Owen Potulny DF RL Maple Grove, 05/25/07 21 Jack McKenna Hartland, WI MN 08/30/07 6’6 5’8 220 165 3.8 3.0 5 Aidan Lawson D L Eagle River, AK 09/18/07 5’8 160 3.8 22 Balint Lobenwein F L Budapest, HUN 03/29/06 6’0 185 3.9 6 Seth FF LL Grand Rapids, 09/20/07 6’0 180 23 EthanCarlson Frison Anchorage, AK MN 03/25/08 5’10 180 2.9 3.6 7 Harout Arutyunyan FF RL Glendale, 04/07/07 24 Jason Bourdukofsky Anchorage,CAAK 01/26/06 6’3 6’0 205 170 3.5 3.7 8 Ryder McDonald F R L Grand Forks,ILND 08/04/06 26 Cha Parker D Northbrook, 06/27/07 5’9 6’2 175 210 4.2 3.8 9 Sheldon Rioux F L Val-d’Or, QC, CAN 05/24/07 6’0 180 4.6 28 Tadeas Pavlik F L Trutnov, CZE 04/20/08 6’3 190 3.9 10 Gandurov F LL Khabarovsk, RUS 30 Andrei Maverick Avent G Rancho Cucamonga, CA 05/12/08 11/21/06 5’9 6’1 165 170 3.4 4.0 11 Mahar F RR Prosper, TX SVK 05/13/06 35 Caleb Filip Hornáček G Bratislava, 01/29/09 6’0 6’0 185 187 3.8 3.2 12 Oliver Morris F R Redondo Beach, CA 12/27/06 5’10 185 4.0 40 Kai Molyneux F R Anchorage, AK 05/20/10 5’11 170 3.5 13 Benson Peterson F L Duluth, MN 07/24/07 6’0 185 3.6 44 Nathan Lawson F L Eagle River, AK 04/05/09 5’8 160 3.8 14 Merit Waldrop F L Anchorage, AK 01/07/07 5’11 165 3.0 16 Landon Greenough D L Anchorage, AK 07/07/06 5’11 175 2.8 17 Easton Walters D R Virginia, MN 06/28/07 6’5 210 3.0 18 John Scott L Duluth, MN 06/09/07 5’10 175 3.8 WEDNESDAY|7:00PM|RINK 2 F THURSDAY|6:00PM|RINK 2 SATURDAY|3:15PM|RINK 3 IDAHOTrompeter FALLS SPUD KINGS VS. BISMARCK 19 VS.Chase F LVS. AMARILLO St. Louis,WRANGLERS MO 06/27/08 5’7 BOBCATS 170 3.3 20 Blake Mahar D R Prosper, TX 02/18/08 6’1 190 3.7 21 Jack McKenna F L Hartland, WI 08/30/07 5’8 165 3.0 # Balint PLAYER NAME PF SL Budapest, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 22 Lobenwein HUN 03/29/06 6’0 WT 185 GPA 3.9 23 Frison F LL Anchorage, 03/25/08 5’10 180 2 Ethan Gus Elbert D West Fargo,AK ND 11/12/06 6’1 190 3.8 Austin, MN 170 3.6 24 Bourdukofsky FF R L Anchorage, AKLocation: 01/26/06 3 Jason Kyle Sorensen Council Bluffs, IA 10/06/06 6’0 5’9 157 3.7 3.7 26 Parker D 06/27/07 6’2 210 Central 4 Cha Andrew Leung D RL Northbrook, Renton, WA IL Division: 06/06/06 5’11 175 3.8 3.9 28 Pavlik FF R L Trutnov, 04/20/08 5 Tadeas Ryan Moise St. Clair CZE Shores, MI 09/12/07 6’3 6’1 190 185 3.9 Formation Year: 2010 30 Avent GF LL Rancho Cucamonga, 6’1 170 6 Maverick Tucker Lovejoy East Grand Forks, MNCA 11/21/06 10/12/07 5’10 165 4.0 3.6 35 Hornáček GF RL Bratislava, 01/29/09 7 Filip Ben O’Leary Bemidji, MNSVK 01/19/07 6’0 6’2 187 194 3.2 3.3 40 F RR Anchorage, 05/20/10 8 Kai ReidMolyneux Parker D Granite City,AK IL 01/10/08 5’11 6’1 170 185 3.5 3.7 44 F R L Eagle AK Coach: 04/05/09 5’8 160 9 Nathan BrendanLawson Williams D Frisco,River, TXHead 07/21/09 5’10 165 3.8 4.0 Steve Howard 11 Logan Lambrecht F L Williston, VT 04/07/06 6’1 194 3.4 Assoc. Coach: Al6’0Rooney 12 John Flood F R Somerville, TN Head 03/06/06 176 3.5 13 Brett Ludvigsen F R Kasson, MN 12/09/06 5’9 163 WEDNESDAY|7:00PM|RINK 2 THURSDAY|6:00PM|RINK 2 SATURDAY|3:15PM|RINK 3Asst. Coach: Robby Murray 14VS.Colten F RVS. AMARILLO Fargo, NDWRANGLERS 03/09/07 5’10 BOBCATS 165 3.9 IDAHO Spiewak FALLS SPUD KINGS VS. BISMARCK NAHL ROSTER 15 Quayden Silcox F R Greeley, CO 08/31/07 6’1 185 2.6 16 Tevin Stukel F R Hancock, MI 11/11/08 5’10 170 3.1 18 Hudson Weber-Stewart CA 11/12/07 6’2 WT 209 GPA 2.8 # PLAYER NAME PF SR Anaheim, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 19 Nolan Newton F R French River, ON, CAN 01/27/06 5’10 172 2 Gus Elbert D Fargo,SWE ND 11/12/06 20 Victor Nilsson-Dalsjo D LL West Jonkoping, 06/24/07 6’1 6’2 190 198 3.8 3.0 3 Kyle Sorensen FF RR Council Bluffs, 10/06/06 21 Casey Berninger Las Vegas, NV IA 11/12/07 5’9 6’1 157 176 3.7 3.3 4 Andrew Leung DF R L Renton, WA NY 06/06/06 22 Mario DeMaria White Plains, 08/15/07 5’11 5’10 175 175 3.9 3.3 5 Ryan Moise F R St. Clair Shores, MI 09/12/07 6’1 185 23 Darren Mayhew F R Grand Blanc, MI 02/12/07 5’10 150 4.2 6 Tucker Lovejoy F L East Grand Forks, MN 10/12/07 5’10 165 3.6 24 Hugo Thulin F L Danderyd, SWE 02/11/06 6’1 183 2.5 7 Ben F LL Bemidji, 01/19/07 25 RyanO’Leary Lund D Warroad,MN MN 02/20/06 6’2 6’3 194 205 3.3 2.9 8 Reid Parker D R Granite City, IL 01/10/08 26 Elliot Bast-Wiklund D L Ornskoldsvik, SWE 03/27/07 6’1 6’3 185 209 3.7 9 Brendan Williams DF RR Frisco, TX OH 07/21/09 27 Jaxon Duncan Sylvania, 10/15/07 5’10 5’9 165 174 4.0 11 FF R L Williston, VTND 04/07/06 28 Logan HudsonLambrecht Routh West Fargo, 04/07/07 6’1 5’8 194 154 3.4 3.2 12 FF RL Somerville, TN 03/06/06 29 John ViktorFlood Olihn Kallereds, SWE 02/08/06 6’0 6’0 176 176 3.5 3.3 13 F RL Kasson, 12/09/06 30 Brett DilansLudvigsen Birkans G Jurmala,MN LAT 06/13/06 5’9 6’2 163 187 3.3 14 Colten Spiewak F R Fargo, ND 03/09/07 5’10 165 3.9 32 Hayden Demaso G L Kalamazoo, MI 05/10/08 6’3 201 4.0 15 Silcox F RL Greeley, CO AZ 08/31/07 34 Quayden Everett Payie G Scottsdale, 05/11/08 6’1 6’1 185 170 2.6 4.0 16 Tevin Stukel F R Hancock, MI 11/11/08 48 Logan Brown F R Palmer, AK 11/01/09 5’10 5’7 170 165 3.1 18 Hudson Weber-Stewart F R Anaheim, CA 11/12/07 6’2 209 2.8 19 Nolan Newton French River, ON, CAN 01/27/06 5’10 172 WEDNESDAY|7:15PM|RINK 4 F RFRIDAY|3:15PM|RINK 3 SATURDAY|5:15PM|RINK 1MARYLAND BLACK BEARS WRANGLERS VS. WISCONSIN 20 VS.Victor Nilsson-Dalsjo D LVS. AMARILLO Jonkoping, SWE 06/24/07 6’2 WINDIGO 198 3.0 21 Casey Berninger F R Las Vegas, NV 11/12/07 6’1 176 3.3 ( : Mario INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 22 DeMaria F RCOMMITMENT) White Plains, NY 08/15/07 5’10 175 3.3 23 Darren Mayhew F R Grand Blanc, MI 02/12/07 5’10 150 4.2 24 Hugo Thulin F L Danderyd, SWE 02/11/06 6’1 183 2.5 25 Ryan Lund D L Warroad, MN 02/20/06 6’3 205 2.9 26 Elliot Bast-Wiklund D L Ornskoldsvik, SWE 03/27/07 6’3 209 27 Jaxon Duncan F R Sylvania, OH 10/15/07 5’9 174 28 Hudson Routh F R West Fargo, ND 04/07/07 5’8 154 3.2 29 Viktor Olihn F L Kallereds, SWE 02/08/06 6’0 176 3.3 30 Dilans Birkans G L Jurmala, LAT 06/13/06 6’2 187 3.3 32 Hayden Demaso G L Kalamazoo, MI 05/10/08 6’3 201 4.0 34 Everett Payie G L Scottsdale, AZ 05/11/08 6’1 170 4.0 48 Logan Brown F R Palmer, AK 11/01/09 5’7 165 -

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September 2026

Let’s Play Hockey

NORTH AMERICAN

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BILLINGS CATTLE PUNCHERS

LE RS

CORPUS CHRISTI ICERAYS

Location: Corpus Christi, TX Division: South Formation Year: 2010

Location: Billings, MT Division: Mountain Formation Year: 2026

Head Coach: Steve Haddon Asst. Coach: Jesse Predhomme

PLAYER NAME

P S

HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

HT WT GPA

3 Micah Seery D R Bloomingdale, IL 05/01/08 5’10 175 4.0 4 Tyler Muchmore D L Denver, CO 03/06/09 5’11 194 3.8 5 Jeshan Hayer D L Calgary, AB, CAN 03/12/09 5’8 160 4.0 6 Felix Pomerleau D R Montreal, QC, CAN 08/11/06 6’0 205 3.5 7 Joey Fankhanel F R Bemidji, MN 10/24/06 6’4 202 3.7 8 Ashton Hewer D R Rockford, IL 06/11/07 6’4 210 3.7 9 Waylon Gardipy F L Beardys, SK, CAN 02/13/08 5’9 171 3.5 10 Trent Coleman D R Riverview, FL 09/18/07 6’0 195 3.5 11 Taylor Butt F L Albuquerque, NM 08/22/06 6’2 180 3.6 12 Evan Foiles F R Chippewa Falls, WI 06/02/08 6’0 178 3.9 13 Alec Johnson F L Littleton, CO 09/05/08 5’8 172 3.7 14 Peyton Schneider F L Clarkston, MI 06/01/09 6’1 170 3.2 15 Alex Whitlock F R Haymarket, VA 02/28/07 5’8 152 3.9 16 Devon Winder F L Calgary, AB, CAN 01/31/06 6’4 200 4.0 18 EgorPLAYER Andreev NAME RUS 01/10/07 6’2 WT 202 GPA 4.0 # PF SL St. Petersburg, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 19 Landon Jamieson F L Oslo, MN 07/06/06 5’10 190 3.9 3 Micah Seery D R Bloomingdale, IL 05/01/08 5’10 175 4.0 20 Braeden Reiher Arvada, CO CO 06/04/07 5’11 5’11 194 166 3.8 4.0 4 Tyler Muchmore DF LL Denver, 03/06/09 21 Luke Walter St. Louis,AB, MOCAN 02/09/07 5’8 6’0 160 171 4.0 4.0 5 Jeshan Hayer DF LL Calgary, 03/12/09 23 Charlie Engstrom D RL Montreal, Scandia, MN 01/13/08CORPUS 5’11 170 3.5 3.2 LOCATION: TX 6 Felix Pomerleau D QC, CAN 08/11/06 6’0 CHRISTI, 205 24 Ondrej Husak F R Bratislava, SVK 05/18/08 5’11 176 3.9 7 Joey Fankhanel F R Bemidji, MN 10/24/06 6’4SOUTH 202 3.7 DIVISION: 25 Owen Debrody Atlanta, GAIL 12/18/07 6’4 6’5 210 205 3.7 3.7 8 Ashton Hewer DF RL Rockford, 06/11/07 26 Trenton Gardipy Stark D Fenton, MO 11/10/08 180 3.5 FORMATION5’11 YEAR:171 2010 3.5 9 Waylon F LL Beardys, SK, CAN 02/13/08 5’9 27 Trent Zach Hertz D R R Riverview, Billings, MTFL 09/07/06 5’11 198 3.5 4.0 10 Coleman D 09/18/07 6’0 195 29 Landon Rogers F R Fairbanks, AK 03/30/07 5’10 185 3.8 11 Taylor Butt F L Albuquerque, NM 08/22/06 6’2 180 3.6 COACHING 30 Evan John Gazzola G Monroe, NYFalls, WI 04/14/07 5’10 170 3.9 3.8 12 Foiles F RL Chippewa 06/02/08 6’0 STAFF 178 31 Alec Nicolas Rempel G Winnipeg,CO MB, CAN 08/01/06 6’2 200 3.7 4.0 13 Johnson F LL Littleton, 09/05/08 172 HEAD COACH: 5’8 NICK SKERLICK 14 Peyton Schneider F L Clarkston, MI 06/01/09 6’1 170 3.2 ASST. COACH: KAS 15 Alex Whitlock F R Haymarket, VA 02/28/07 5’8 MONCHECK 152 3.9 16 Devon Winder F L Calgary, AB, CAN 01/31/06 6’4 200 4.0 18 Egor Andreev F L St. Petersburg, RUS 01/10/07 6’2 202 4.0 19 Landon Jamieson Oslo, MN 07/06/06 5’10 190 3.9 WEDNESDAY|10:30AM|RINK 1 F LFRIDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|9:30AM|RINK 2 SCHEDULE 20 VS. Braeden Reiher F LVS. OKLAHOMA Arvada, COWARRIORS GAME 06/04/07 5’11 166 4.0 MINNESOTA MALLARDS VS. ODESSA JACKALOPES 21 Luke Walter F L St. Louis, MO 02/09/07 6’0 171 4.0 23 Charlie Engstrom D L Scandia, MN 01/13/08CORPUS 5’11 CHRISTI, 170 3.2 LOCATION: TX 24 Ondrej Husak NAME SVK 05/18/08 5’11 176 GPA 3.9 # PLAYER PF SR Bratislava, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT WT DIVISION: SOUTH 25 F LL Atlanta, GAMN 6’5 205 Location:12/18/07 Bismarck, 2 Owen Blake Debrody Sinclair D Albertville, 05/19/08 6’0 ND 183 3.7 3.5 26 D MOND 11/10/08 FORMATION5’11 YEAR:180 2010 3.5 3 Trenton Haydon Stark Eckart D LL Fenton, Bismarck, 10/08/08 6’2 209 3.5 27 Zach Hertz D R Billings, MT 09/07/06 5’11 198 4.0 Central 4 Elie Junior Haddad D L Stockholm, SWE Division: 01/25/06 6’0 190 2.4 29 Landon Rogers F R Fairbanks, AK 03/30/07 5’10 185 3.8 5 Patch Cronin D L Edina, MN Formation 12/28/06 5’10 STAFF 187 4.0 Year: 2003 COACHING 30 Gazzola GF RL Monroe, NY CA 04/14/07 7 John Will Harker Pleasanton, 10/08/07 5’10 5’9 170 154 3.8 3.2 31 Nicolas Rempel G L Winnipeg, MB, CAN 08/01/06 6’2 200 HEAD COACH: 6’0 NICK SKERLICK 8 Ryan Santiago D R New Lenox, IL 1/31/06 190 4.0 4.0 9 Kaid Pawlanta F L Grand Rapids, MI 11/01/08 5’8 MONCHECK 170 3.9 ASST. COACH: KAS Garrett 10 Jake Caffrey F R Buffalo, NYHead Coach: 09/29/07 6’0Roth 192 11 Elia Baumann F L Kreuzlingen, SUI 02/15/06 5’11 176 Asst. Coach: Alec Rauhauser 12 Joey Habbe D L Rapid City, SD 08/18/08 6’4 205 3.8 13 Will Leonard Utica, NY Asst. Coach: 09/11/08 5’10 179 3.6 WEDNESDAY|10:30AM|RINK 1 F LFRIDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|9:30AM|RINK 2 Layne Sedevie SCHEDULE 14 VS. BenMINNESOTA Likness MALLARDS F RVS. OKLAHOMA Fargo, ND WARRIORS GAME 08/16/06 5’11 170 3.9 VS. ODESSA JACKALOPES NAHL ROSTER 15 Max Gustafsson F L Lund, SWE 06/22/06 5’11 194 16 Teddy Richardson F R St. Louis, MO 11/21/06 6’2 196 3.2 17 Cade Bell VA 04/10/06 6’0 WT 190 GPA 4.4 # PLAYER NAME PF SR Leesburg, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 18 Luke Karcher D R St. Louis, MO 08/07/09 6’1 187 3.5 2 Blake Sinclair D L Albertville, MN 05/19/08 6’0 183 3.5 19 MaddoxEckart Malmquist East St. Paul, 07/07/08 5’10 157 3.5 3 Haydon DF LL Bismarck, ND MB, CAN 10/08/08 6’2 209 20 Nolan Beauchain Dunstable, MA 07/20/07 5’11 181 2.4 4 Elie Junior Haddad DF LL Stockholm, SWE 01/25/06 6’0 190 22 Camden Pantekoek Sioux Falls, 01/07/08 5’10 161 CT 4.0 3.9 LOCATION: 5’10 DANBURY, 5 Patch Cronin DF RL Edina, MN SD 12/28/06 187 23 Ryder Rivard Grand Forks,CA ND 10/01/08 5’9 6’1 154 176 3.2 3.8 7 Will Harker FF RL Pleasanton, 10/08/07 DIVISION: EAST 24 Houston Smith R New SiouxLenox, City, IAIL 09/04/09 181 4.0 3.4 8 Ryan Santiago DF R 1/31/06 5’11 6’0 190 25 VesziPawlanta Lippai Woodbury, MN MI 10/25/06 6’2 205 4.2 FORMATION5’8 YEAR:170 2020 3.9 9 Kaid FF LL Grand Rapids, 11/01/08 26 Jake Isak Forslund D Stockholm, 06/12/06 5’11 198 10 Caffrey F RL Buffalo, NY SWE 09/29/07 6’0 192 -28 Brenden Espenell D R Winnipeg, MB, CAN 07/18/07 6’2 185 11 Elia Baumann F L Kreuzlingen, SUI 02/15/06 5’11 176 -COACHING 29 Joey EvanHabbe Hazelberg G L- Rapid Peoria,City, AZ SD 03/31/08 6’4 6’3 STAFF 207 3.8 3.9 12 D 08/18/08 205 30 Will Easton Thvedt G Reiles NY Acres, ND 10/11/07 5’11 161 3.5 13 Leonard F L- Utica, 09/11/08 HEAD COACH:5’10 ADAM179 DAUDA3.6 35 Ben LinusLikness Viellard G Berlin, ND GER 02/15/06 5’11 6’1 170 183 3.9 14 F R- Fargo, 08/16/06 ASST. COACH: TY ENGLISH 15 Max Gustafsson F L Lund, SWE 06/22/06 5’11 194 16 Teddy Richardson F R St. Louis, MO 11/21/06 3.2 ASST. COACH:6’2 MIKE196 HUTTON 17 Cade Bell F R Leesburg, VA 04/10/06 6’0 190 4.4 18 Luke Karcher St. Louis, MO 08/07/09 6’1 187 3.5 WEDNESDAY|4:30PM|RINK 4 D RFRIDAY|3:00PM|RINK 2 SATURDAY|3:15PM|RINK 3 GAME SCHEDULE 19 Maddox Malmquist F VS. L NEW EastMEXICO St. Paul, CAN 07/07/08 5’10 WOLVERINES 157 VS. FAIRBANKS ICE DOGS ICE MB, WOLVES VS. ANCHORAGE 20 Nolan Beauchain F L Dunstable, MA 07/20/07 5’11 181 ( :Camden INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 22 Pantekoek F R COMMITMENT) Sioux Falls, SD 01/07/08 161 CT 3.9 LOCATION: 5’10 DANBURY, 23 Ryder Rivard F L Grand Forks, ND 10/01/08 6’1 176 3.8 DIVISION: 24 Houston Smith F R Sioux City, IA 09/04/09 5’11EAST 181 3.4 25 Veszi Lippai F L Woodbury, MN 10/25/06 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:205 2020 4.2 26 Isak Forslund D L Stockholm, SWE 06/12/06 5’11 198 28 Brenden Espenell D R Winnipeg, MB, CAN 07/18/07 6’2 185 29 Evan Hazelberg G - Peoria, AZ 03/31/08 6’3 STAFF 207 3.9 COACHING 30 Easton Thvedt G - Reiles Acres, ND 10/11/07 HEAD COACH:5’11 ADAM161 DAUDA3.5 35 Linus Viellard G - Berlin, GER 02/15/06 6’1 183 -

ERS

HOCKEY LEAGUE

THE LEAGUE OF OPPORTUNITY

ERSNAHL ROSTER

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BISMARCK CORPUS CHRISTI ICERAYS BOBCATS

DANBURY HAT TRICKS

ASST. COACH: TY ENGLISH ASST. COACH: MIKE HUTTON

Head Coach: Nick Skerlick Asst. Coach: Kas Moncheck

NAHL ROSTER #

PLAYER NAME

NAHL ROSTERS P S

HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

HT WT GPA

1 Griffin Wright G R Edmonton, AB, CAN 06/06/07 6’6 190 3.9 2 Nikita Konevych D L Kalush, UKR 06/03/06 6’4 200 3.6 3 JJ Murphy D R Amherst, NY 06/19/09 5’9 175 3.8 4 Liam McGuern D L Alta Loma, CA 11/26/06 6’3 205 3.2 5 Nathan Di Chiara D R Fairfield, CT 04/12/07 6’1 205 3.6 7 Chayse Laurie F R Las Vegas, NV 02/24/06 5’9 180 3.4 9 Michael Sandruck F R Victor, NY 02/25/06 6’1 205 4.0 10 Ben Dempster F R Oakland, MI 07/01/06 5’10 180 3.6 11 Oliver Czaja F L Darien, CT 09/19/07 5’11 185 4.0 12 Aiden Ferriera F R Warwick, RI 01/17/07 5’9 180 3.4 16 Vilton Ferdfelt F L Stockholm, SWE 06/05/07 5’10 190 17 Michael Azzarone F L Seymour, CT 11/12/06 5’9 180 4.0 18 Willem Kerr F R Toronto, ON, CAN 02/12/06 6’0 180 3.6 19 Andrew Waugh F R Norwell, MA 03/31/06 5’11 185 4.4 20 James Reilly NAME NJ 03/10/08 6’0 WT 180 GPA 3.9 # PLAYER PD SR Sicklerville, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 21 Brady Franck F L Holly Springs, NC 01/08/06 6’1 210 3.5 1 Griffin Wright G R Edmonton, AB, CAN 06/06/07 6’6 190 3.9 22 Dylan Chabrier D LL Kalush, Bayville,UKR NY 09/01/07 6’4 6’1 200 190 3.6 3.4 2 Nikita Konevych D 06/03/06 23 Chuck Norris III R Amherst, Fayetteville, 11/09/06 5’10 185 3.8 3.3 3 JJ Murphy DF R NY NC 06/19/09 5’9 175 24 CJ DiAgostino Brooklyn, 06/13/06 6’3 6’2 205 195 3.2 3.8 4 Liam McGuern DF RL Alta Loma,NY CA 11/26/06 25 Dominic Somma D R Rye, NY 07/16/07 6’3 205 3.8 5 Nathan Di Chiara D R Fairfield, CT 04/12/07 6’1 205 3.6 28 Jacob Wingfield R Las Halfmoon 01/07/06 5’9 6’1 180 215 3.4 3.0 7 Chayse Laurie FF R Vegas,Bay, NV BC, CAN 02/24/06 29 Makar Kultuklu D Moscow, 04/11/07 6’1 6’1 205 180 4.0 3.8 9 Michael Sandruck F RL Victor, NYRUS 02/25/06 30 Ben Vladislav Bryzgalov G R Oakland, Haddonfield, 03/03/06 5’10 6’1 180 180 3.6 3.5 10 Dempster F R MI NJ 07/01/06 35 Oliver Egor Batsokin G Shumerlya, 08/29/09 5’11 6’6 185 195 4.0 3.8 11 Czaja F RL Darien, CT RUS 09/19/07 81 Aiden BrodieFerriera Hankel Devon, AB,RICAN 01/26/06 5’9 6’2 180 190 3.4 3.0 12 FF RL Warwick, 01/17/07 91 Vilton Nicholas Peragine Yaphank, NYSWE 11/02/06 5’10 6’4 190 210 3.8 16 Ferdfelt FF RL Stockholm, 06/05/07 17 Michael Azzarone F L Seymour, CT 11/12/06 5’9 180 4.0 18 Willem Kerr F R Toronto, ON, CAN 02/12/06 6’0 180 3.6 19 Andrew Waugh F R Norwell, MA 03/31/06 5’11 185 4.4 20 James Reilly D R Sicklerville, NJ 03/10/08 6’0 180 3.9 21THURSDAY|1:45PM|RINK Brady Franck Holly Springs, NC 4 01/08/06 6’1 210 3.5 4 F LFRIDAY|3:45PM|RINK SATURDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 22 Dylan Chabrier D VS. L IDAHO Bayville, 09/01/07 6’1 SHAMROCKS 190 3.4 VS. ELMIRA AVIATORS FALLSNYSPUD KINGS VS. WATERTOWN 23 Chuck Norris III F R Fayetteville, NC 11/09/06 5’10 185 3.3 24 CJ DiAgostino F R Brooklyn, NY 06/13/06 6’2 195 3.8 25 SommaNAME NY 07/16/07 6’3 WT 205 GPA 3.8 # Dominic PLAYER PD SR Rye,HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 28 Wingfield F RL Halfmoon BC, CAN 01/07/06 6’1 215 Danbury, 2 Jacob Jackson Antonelli D Buffalo, NYBay, Location: 01/08/07 6’0 CT 190 3.0 4.0 29 Kultuklu D RUS 04/11/07 3 Makar Maxamillion Tauoa D RL Moscow, Pago Pago, ASM 04/30/06 6’1 6’1 180 196 3.8 30 Vladislav Bryzgalov G R Haddonfield, NJ 03/03/06 6’1 180 3.5 Division: East6’0 185 3.6 4 Zachary Buffone D L Belchertown, MA 08/25/06 3.5 35 Batsokin G RUS 08/29/09 6’6 195 3.8 5 Egor Payton Tracy D RL Shumerlya, Fort Myers, FL 06/22/07 5’11 179 3.5 Formation Year: 2020 81 FF LL Devon, 01/26/06 9 Brodie WilliamHankel Cronberger Oxford, AB, MI CAN 09/05/06 6’2 6’2 190 175 3.0 4.1 91 Nicholas Peragine F R Yaphank, NY 11/02/06 6’4 210 3.8 11 Jackson Arango D R Ottawa, ON, CAN 02/03/06 6’0 198 3.9 13 Alec Stone F R Springfield, IL 07/16/08 6’0 174 3.5 Adam5’8 Dauda 14 Brent Beswick F L Wyckoff, NJHead Coach: 10/15/06 165 3.7 15 Max Bjorkman F L Bruntwood, TN 03/27/08 6’0 180 4.2 Asst. Coach: Ty English 16 Beckett Trado D R Newtown, CT 04/22/06 6’0 185 3.5 19THURSDAY|1:45PM|RINK John Niemela F RFRIDAY|3:45PM|RINK Santa Barbara, CA 4 Coach: 07/17/07 205 3.5 4 SATURDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 Asst. Mike 6’4 Hutton 20 Gus F VS. L IDAHO Mequon, 12/31/06 6’3 SHAMROCKS 202 4.0 VS.Rabe ELMIRA AVIATORS FALLSWI SPUD KINGS VS. WATERTOWN NAHL ROSTER 21 Liam Storch F R Rochester Hills, MI 01/20/06 5’11 165 3.8 22 Luca Cisternino F L Lake Forest, IL 05/23/08 5’10 175 3.4 28 Alexander Nurhan NJ 09/11/07 6’4 WT 205 GPA 3.7 # PLAYER NAME PD SR Middletown, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 29 Tucker Mears Shaker Heights, OH 04/03/07 6’0 6’0 190 195 4.0 3.5 2 Jackson Antonelli DF RL Buffalo, NY 01/08/07 33 Ty Ferguson Tauoa G RL Pago Ottawa, ON,ASM CAN 04/06/06 6’1 6’0 196 178 3.6 3.4 3 Maxamillion D Pago, 04/30/06 34 Robert Glentz Big Rapids, MIMA 05/20/07 6’0 6’1 185 190 3.5 3.7 4 Zachary Buffone DF LL Belchertown, 08/25/06 41 Kristof Krnac G L Zvolen, SVK 09/27/08 5’11 155 3.5 5 Payton Tracy D L Fort Myers, FL 06/22/07 5’11 179 3.5 53 Tristan Konobelj Kronj, SLO 10/03/06 6’2 6’1 175 194 4.1 3.5 9 William Cronberger FF RL Oxford, MI 09/05/06 65 Jackson Martin Maryanovsky D R R Ottawa, Toronto, ON, ON, CAN CAN 03/18/08 6’0 6’4 198 206 3.9 3.5 11 Arango D 02/03/06 71 Alec OwenStone Schwarz Fairfield, CT IL 01/23/07 6’0 5’8 174 160 3.5 3.6 13 FF RL Springfield, 07/16/08 72 Aiden Stamm F R Secaucus, NJ 07/27/07 6’0 180 3.9 14 Brent Beswick F L Wyckoff, NJ 10/15/06 5’8 165 3.7 77 Max Joseph Krausfeldt Elmhurst, IL TN 03/24/08 6’0 6’5 180 225 4.2 4.0 15 Bjorkman FF LL Bruntwood, 03/27/08 91 Beckett NicholasTrado Petkovick Suffield, CTCT 12/20/06 5’10 175 3.5 3.5 16 DF RL Newtown, 04/22/06 6’0 185 94 John Deimantas Sulinskas Klaipeda, LTU CA 01/10/08 6’4 6’3 205 190 3.5 4.0 19 Niemela FF RL Santa Barbara, 07/17/07 20 Gus Rabe F L Mequon, WI 12/31/06 6’3 202 4.0 21 Liam Storch F R Rochester Hills, MI 01/20/06 5’11 165 3.8 22 Luca Cisternino F L Lake Forest, IL 05/23/08 5’10 175 3.4 28 Alexander Nurhan D R Middletown, NJ 09/11/07 6’4 205 3.7 29 Tucker Mears R Shaker Heights, OH 3 04/03/07 6’0 195 13.5 WEDNESDAY|4:15PM|RINK 2 F THURSDAY|3:00PM|RINK FRIDAY|11:45AM|RINK 33 Ty Ferguson ON,WINDIGO CAN 04/06/06 178 3.4 VS. GRAND JUNCTION RIVER HAWKS G L VS. Ottawa, WISCONSIN VS. MINOT6’0 MINOTAUROS 34 Robert Glentz F L Big Rapids, MI 05/20/07 6’1 190 3.7 ( : Kristof INDICATES 41 KrnacPLAYER WITH COLLEGE G LCOMMITMENT) Zvolen, SVK 09/27/08 5’11 155 3.5 53 Tristan Konobelj F R Kronj, SLO 10/03/06 6’1 194 3.5 65 Martin Maryanovsky D R Toronto, ON, CAN 03/18/08 6’4 206 3.5 71 Owen Schwarz F L Fairfield, CT 01/23/07 5’8 160 3.6 72 Aiden Stamm F R Secaucus, NJ 07/27/07 6’0 180 3.9 77 Joseph Krausfeldt F L Elmhurst, IL 03/24/08 6’5 225 4.0 91 Nicholas Petkovick F L Suffield, CT 12/20/06 5’10 175 3.5 94 Deimantas Sulinskas F L Klaipeda, LTU 01/10/08 6’3 190 4.0

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HOCKEY LEAGUE

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EL PASO RHINOS

FAIRBANKS ICE DOGS

Head Coach: Mike Rivera Asst. Coach: Austin Cline Asst. Coach: Joseph Digiulio

Head Coach: Dakota Bell Asst. Coach: Nick Christenson

Location: El Paso, TX Division: South Formation Year: 2021

PLAYER NAME

1 Xavier Halloran 2 Hudson Snesrud 3 Alexi Gregoire 4 Mikey Tate 5 Vincent Gaudette 6 Anthony Nolan 7 Jacob Solano 8 Evan White 9 Galen Frizzie III 10 Justin Ouellet 11 Niko Gentilini 12 Jake Stock 14 Jack Wheaton 15 Benjamin (Ben) Romer 16 Maxim St.Pierre 17 Raphael Laviolette 18 Sal Costa 19 Nitray 1 Chase Xavier Halloran 20 Turner 2 Charles Hudson Snesrud 21 Bergner 3 Aidan Alexi Gregoire 22 4 Brody Mikey Barta Tate 23 Murray 5 Brendan Vincent Gaudette 24 Austin 6 AnthonyMichaud Nolan 25 Sullivan 7 Caiden Jacob Solano 27 Hotta 8 Daigo Evan White 28 Makowski 9 Connor Galen Frizzie III 29 Nelson 10 Griffin Justin Ouellet 30 Luke Brassil 11 Niko Gentilini 31 Hughes 12 Logan Jake Stock - Carter Balducci 14 Jack Wheaton - Jackson 15 BenjaminRose (Ben) Romer - Hayden Medrano 16 Maxim St.Pierre 17 Raphael Laviolette 18 Sal Costa 4 19THURSDAY|4:30PM|RINK Chase Nitray VS. NEWTurner JERSEY TITANS 20 Charles 21 Aidan Bergner 22 Brody Barta 23 Brendan Murray 24 AustinShingles Michaud 1 Jake 25 Caiden Sullivan 3 Sig Ebersold 27 Daigo Hotta 4 Tanner George 28 Connor Makowski 5 Max Festa 29 Griffin Nelson 6 Jack Kohlmann 30 Luke Brassil 31 Logan Hughes 7 Gavin Lafferty Carter Balducci 8- Matthew Maglio Jackson Rose 9- Sam Flood - Colin HaydenVarady Medrano 10

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HOMETOWN

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05/09/09 L Gatineau, QC, CAN 6’0 188 3.5 11/27/06 L Cloquet, MN 6’2 180 2.9 R St-Jean Sur-Richelieu, QC, CAN 08/03/07 6’3 192 3.3 09/18/07 L Milford, MI 5’8 175 3.8 R St. Basile- Le-Grand, QC, CAN 05/28/08 6’2 188 3.8 01/12/06 R Naperville, IL 5’10 185 3.0 02/21/06 L Phoenix, AZ 5’9 170 4.0 05/26/06 L Lincoln Park, MI 5’10 175 2.7 08/27/08 R Grove City, OH 6’0 190 4.0 03/18/07 L Rivière-du-Loup, QC, CAN 5’9 160 3.9 09/12/06 R Cloquet, MN 6’1 174 3.4 04/17/06 R Pittsburgh, PA 6’0 171 3.2 04/20/08 L Plymouth, MI 5’10 180 3.0 07/02/07 R Rockland, MA 5’9 170 3.6 10/18/06 L Voorhees, NJ 6’2 178 3.9 02/20/07 L Val d’Or, QC, CAN 6’3 200 3.5 08/19/08 L McCall, ID 5’11 162 3.5 02/07/06 RL Maumee, 5’11 3.8 05/09/09 Gatineau, OH QC, CAN 6’0 170 188 3.5 Springs, CO 12/11/06 RL Colorado 5’10 3.9 11/27/06 Cloquet, MN 6’2 175 180 2.9 Freemont, CA 10/13/06 R 5’10 185 3.0 R St-Jean Sur-Richelieu, QC, CAN 08/03/07 6’3 192 3.3 River, OH 02/02/07 LL Rocky 5’8 175 3.9 LOCATION: FAIRBANKS, AK 09/18/07 Milford, MI 5’8 175 3.8 RI 03/21/07 LR Providence, 6’5 185 3.0 05/28/08 St. Basile- Le-Grand, QC, CAN 6’2 188 3.8 DIVISION: MIDWEST FL 09/01/06 LR Tampa, 5’11 180 3.9 Naperville, IL 01/12/06 5’10 185 3.0 NJ 07/27/06 LL Montvale, 6’7 210 3.9 Phoenix, AZ 02/21/06 5’9 170 4.0 FORMATION6’0 YEAR:185 2003 3.6 JAP 11/05/06 LL Fukuoka, Lincoln Park, MI 05/26/06 5’10 175 2.7 TX 04/02/08 LR Plano, 6’2 200 3.4 Grove City, OH 08/27/08 6’0 190 4.0 WI 04/10/09 LL Middleton, 5’6 152 3.3 Rivière-du-Loup, QC, CAN COACHING 03/18/07 5’9 STAFF 160 3.9 Rock, NJ 09/13/07 LR Glen 5’11 175 3.8 Cloquet, MN 09/12/06 6’1 174 3.4 du Lac, WI 03/23/06 LR Fon 6’4 185 3.5 HEAD COACH:6’0 DAKOTA Pittsburgh, PA 04/17/06 171BELL 3.2 MA 04/26/07 LL Franklin, 5’9 167 3.1 Plymouth, MI 04/20/08 5’10CHRISTENSON 180 3.0 ASST. COACH: NICK PA 03/02/09 LR Pittsburgh, 5’9 175 3.0 Rockland, MA 07/02/07 5’9 170 3.6 QC, CAN 08/23/08 RL Terrebonne, 5’9 172 3.3 Voorhees, NJ 10/18/06 6’2 178 3.9 02/20/07 L Val d’Or, QC, CAN 6’3 200 3.5 08/19/08 L McCall, ID 5’11 162 3.5 FRIDAY|1:00PM|RINK 4 SATURDAY|9:45AM|RINK 3 02/07/06 R Maumee, OH 5’11 170 3.8 VS. BLACK BEARS VS. GRAND JUNCTION Colorado Springs, CO 12/11/06 R MARYLAND 5’10 RIVER 175 HAWKS 3.9 10/13/06 R Freemont, CA 5’10 185 3.0 02/02/07 L Rocky River, OH 5’8 175 AK3.9 LOCATION: FAIRBANKS, 03/21/07 L Providence, RI 6’5 185 3.0 Tampa, FL PA 09/01/06 L- Allentown, 180 3.9 DIVISION:5’11 MIDWEST 02/26/07 6’0 170 4.6 07/27/06 L Montvale, NJ 6’7 210 3.9 RL Grosse MI 04/23/09 6’0 174 FORMATION YEAR: 2003 3.7 Fukuoka,Pointe JAP Park, 11/05/06 6’0 185 3.6 Location: Elmira, NY LL Springfield, IL 02/16/08 5’9 4.0 Plano, TX 04/02/08 6’2 164 200 3.4 RL New Haven, CT 05/09/07 5’10 170 3.4 Division: East Middleton, WI 04/10/09 5’6 152 3.3 COACHING STAFF RL Imperial, 06/20/06 6’2 181 3.0 Glen Rock,MO NJ 09/13/07 5’11 175 3.8 Formation Year: 2024 Fon du Lac, WIMN 03/23/06 6’4 185BELL 3.5 L Farmington, 12/11/07 6’2 185 3.4 HEAD COACH: DAKOTA Franklin, MANJ 04/26/07 5’9 212 167 3.1 RL Ringwood, 02/27/06 6’3 4.1 Pittsburgh, PA PA 03/02/09 5’9 CHRISTENSON 175 3.0 ASST. COACH: NICK RL Wynnewood, 06/20/08 5’11 161 3.2 Terrebonne, 08/23/08 R 5’9 160 172 3.3 L O’Fallon, ILQC, CAN 08/11/09 5’10 3.7

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D.O.B. HT WT GPA FAIRBANKS ICE DOGS

FAIRBANKS GAME SCHEDULE ELMIRA ICE DOGS HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT WT GPA AVIATORS

Head Coach: Leeor Shtrom

11 Kacper Prokopiak D L Warszawa, POL 05/07/06 6’5 185 3.2 Eddy 12THURSDAY|4:30PM|RINK Cruz Ferguson Angus, ON, CANAsst. 12/18/07 5’11Lowe 172 3.7 4 F LFRIDAY|1:00PM|RINK 4 Coach: SATURDAY|9:45AM|RINK 3 14 Lucas F VS. L MARYLAND Toronto, ON, CAN 11/22/07 5’11 RIVER 183 HAWKS GAME SCHEDULE VS. NEWNovak JERSEY TITANS BLACK BEARS VS. GRAND JUNCTION Asst. Coach: Jason Jaworski 15 Matthew Judge D L Rochester, NY 03/06/07 5’11 181 4.0 NAHL ROSTER 16 Max McGuire F L Lewiston, NY 08/06/07 6’4 201 3.2 17 Marek BrozynaNAME D S R Hamburg, NY 12/10/07 6’1 WT 180 GPA 3.0 # PLAYER P HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 18 Timofei Korober F L St. Petersburg, RUSGRAND 02/08/08 JUNCTION 6’2 205 3.3 1 Jake G Allentown, 02/26/07 6’1 6’0 201 170 3.8 4.6 19 LiamShingles Mccloy F L- Calgary, AB,PACAN 11/16/07 3 Ryder Sig Ebersold D R R Westfield, Grosse Pointe 04/23/09 5’11 6’0 161 174 4.0 3.7 20 Tremblay D MA Park, MI 02/13/07 4 Leo Tanner George D RL Newport Springfield, IL CA 02/16/08 5’9 164 4.0 21 Fullerton D Beach, 02/23/08 5’10 176 4.1 LOCATION: GRAND JUNCTION, CO 5 Kolby Max Festa R Laramie, New Haven, 05/09/07 5’10 170 3.2 3.4 22 Gapter DF R WYCT 07/30/06 6’0 205 DIVISION: MOUNTAIN 6 Jack Kohlmann F R Imperial, MO 06/20/06 6’2 181 3.0 23 Jake Baratta F L Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ 10/23/06 6’2 183 3.8 7 John GavinLowe Lafferty D Farmington, 12/11/07 6’2 185 3.4 26 F RL Elmira, NY MN 08/01/08 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:196 2026 3.5 8 Adam Matthew Maglio Kurka Ringwood, 02/27/06 6’2 6’3 190 212 3.0 4.1 27 Sebastian FF RL Praha, CZENJ 03/20/07 9 Nico-Patrik Sam Flood Pohjola R Oulu, Wynnewood, PA 06/20/08 5’10 5’11 165 161 3.8 3.2 28 FF R FIN 11/12/06 10 Conor Colin Varady O’Fallon, 08/11/09 5’10 160 3.8 3.7 COACHING 30 O’Brien GF L- Milton, GAIL 01/14/07 6’1 STAFF 190 11 Kevin KacperDelaney Prokopiak D LL Denver, Warszawa, 05/07/06 6’2 6’5 201 185 3.4 3.2 44 D CO POL 11/25/06 HEAD COACH:5’11 DUSTIN 12 Cael Cruz Ferguson Angus, ON, CAN PA 12/18/07 172TIMM 3.7 48 Primanti FF RL Chester Springs, 05/03/06 5’11 176 4.3 14 Max Lucas Novak Toronto, ON, 11/22/07 183 ASST. COACH:5’11 KIRK 161 GOLDEN 77 Campbell FF LL Sudbury, ON,CAN CAN 03/26/07 5’9 3.4 15 Jeremiah Matthew Desalegn Judge Low D L- Galena, Rochester, 03/06/07 5’11 181 4.1 4.0 79 G OHNY 09/01/07 6’3 170 ASST. COACH: PARKER SEVERSON 16 Max McGuire F L Lewiston, NY 08/06/07 6’4 201 3.2 17 Marek Brozyna D R Hamburg, NY 12/10/07 6’1 180 3.0 JUNCTION WEDNESDAY|1:00PM|RINK 3 F THURSDAY|1:45PM|RINK 4 FRIDAY|10:15AM|RINK 18 Timofei Korober L St. Petersburg, RUSGRAND 02/08/08 6’2 205 43.3 SCHEDULE MINOT MINOTAUROS CHRISTI ICERAYSGAME VS. ODESSA 19 VS. Liam Mccloy F VS. L CORPUS Calgary, AB, CAN 11/16/07 6’1JACKALOPES 201 3.8 20 Ryder Tremblay D R Westfield, MA 02/13/07 5’11 161 4.0 ( :Leo INDICATES 21 FullertonPLAYER WITH COLLEGE D RCOMMITMENT) Newport Beach, CA 02/23/08 5’10JUNCTION, 176 4.1 LOCATION: GRAND CO 22 Kolby Gapter D R Laramie, WY 07/30/06 6’0 205 3.2 DIVISION: 6’2 MOUNTAIN 23 Jake Baratta F L Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ 10/23/06 183 3.8 26 John Lowe F R Elmira, NY 08/01/08 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:196 2026 3.5 27 Adam Sebastian Kurka F L Praha, CZE 03/20/07 6’2 190 3.0 28 Nico-Patrik Pohjola F R Oulu, FIN 11/12/06 5’10 165 3.8 COACHING 30 Conor O’Brien G - Milton, GA 01/14/07 6’1 STAFF 190 3.8 44 Kevin Delaney D L Denver, CO 11/25/06 6’2 201TIMM 3.4 HEAD COACH: DUSTIN 48 Cael Primanti F R Chester Springs, PA 05/03/06 5’11 176 4.3 ASST. COACH:5’9 KIRK 161 GOLDEN 77 Max Campbell F L Sudbury, ON, CAN 03/26/07 3.4 79 Jeremiah Desalegn Low G - Galena, OH 09/01/07 6’3 170 4.1 ASST. COACH: PARKER SEVERSON

RIVER HAWKS

WEDNESDAY|1:00PM|RINK 3

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Location: Fairbanks, AK Division: Midwest Formation Year: 2003

NAHL ROSTER # PLAYER NAME

NAHL ROSTERS

P S

HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

HT WT GPA

1 Blake Brekke G L North Mankato, MN 11/19/09 6’2 190 3.4 2 Mason Serafin D L Hamburg, NY 07/20/07 6’0 180 3.4 3 Charlie Rutz D L Indianapolis, IN 04/27/08 5’10 170 3.8 4 Bryce Bean D R Sylvania, OH 03/21/08 5’10 160 4.1 5 Ryder Vargas D L Grand Haven, MI 04/27/07 6’3 190 4.1 6 Samuel Johnson D L Midland, MI 11/13/08 5’11 195 4.0 7 Dane Gatmaitan F L Plymouth, MI 02/08/08 6’1 200 3.3 8 Miles Colagrossi F L Strongsville, OH 08/22/09 5’11 175 4.2 9 Ryan Shanahan F R Centennial, CO 11/28/08 6’3 185 3.8 10 Luke Osborn F L Columbia Station, OH 02/12/08 5’11 175 3.8 11 Ian Christian F L Duluth, MN 09/08/06 5’10 165 3.7 12 Gage Leonard F L Anchorage, AK 06/02/06 6’0 205 3.2 15 Harrison Kaszubowski F L Fairbanks, AK 03/23/07 5’10 190 3.8 16 Ben Green F R Scottsdale, AZ 12/16/09 6’0 185 3.1 17 Vincent Arnone NAME F S R Troy,HOMETOWN MI 06/18/09 170 GPA 3.0 # PLAYER P D.O.B. 5’11 HT WT 18 Conor Stark F R Fenton, MO 07/22/09 6’0 185 3.7 1 Chris BlakePyle Brekke GF RL North Mankato, 11/19/09 19 Wayzata, MN MN 02/05/08 6’2 6’1 190 175 3.4 3.3 2 Christopher Mason Serafin D RL Hamburg, 07/20/07 20 Hodges Fairbanks,NY AK 07/06/06 6’0 6’1 180 3.4 3 Dub Charlie RutzIII DF RL Indianapolis, 04/27/08 21 Eunice Eagle River, AKIN 03/01/08 5’10 5’11 170 185 3.8 4 Garrett Bryce Bean DF RL Sylvania, OHMN 03/21/08 22 Fischer Crookston, 08/22/07 5’10 6’2 160 205 4.1 3.8 5 Dean RyderAndrews Vargas D RL Grand Haven, 04/27/07 23 Park Ridge, IL MI 06/19/06 6’3 6’0 190 180 4.1 3.9 6 Carter SamuelLester Johnson D RL Midland, 11/13/08 24 Colorado MI Springs, CO 05/29/09 5’11 5’10 195 175 4.0 3.8 7 Masen Dane Gatmaitan F RL Plymouth, MI 02/08/08 25 McCosh D Glendale, AZ 06/01/08 6’1 6’0 200 175 3.3 4.2 8 Connor Miles Colagrossi F L Strongsville, OH CO 08/22/09 26 Carter Colorado Springs, 01/16/09 5’11 5’9 175 4.2 3.3 9 Mason Ryan Shanahan F R Centennial, 11/28/08 27 Knaffla Phoenix, AZ CO 03/27/07 6’3 5’8 185 180 3.8 4.7 10 Ryder Luke Osborn F L Columbia OH 02/12/08 28 Millar Anchorage,Station, AK 10/23/07 5’11 6’3 175 190 3.8 4.3 11 Alex Ian Christian F L Duluth, MNAK 09/08/06 30 Woller G Fairbanks, 03/28/09 5’10 6’5 165 205 3.7 3.2 12 Greyson Gage Leonard F L Anchorage, AK 06/02/06 35 Mielock G Ann Arbor, MI 08/20/09 6’0 205 165 3.2 2.6 15 Harrison Kaszubowski F L Fairbanks, AK 03/23/07 5’10 190 3.8 16 Ben Green F R Scottsdale, AZ 12/16/09 6’0 185 3.1 17 Vincent Arnone F R Troy, MI 06/18/09 5’11 170 3.0 WEDNESDAY|4:30PM|RINK 4 F THURSDAY|5:30PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|6:30PM|RINK 4 18 Conor Stark R Fenton, MO 07/22/09 6’0 185 3.7 VS. BISMARCK USNTDP175 3.3 19 Chris Pyle BOBCATS F RVS. PHILADELPHIA Wayzata, MNREBELS 02/05/08 VS.6’1 20 Christopher Hodges D R Fairbanks, AK 07/06/06 6’1 180 3.4 21 Dub Eunice III F R Eagle River, AK 03/01/08 5’11 185 3.8 # PLAYER PF SL Crookston, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 22 Garrett Fischer NAME MN 08/22/07 6’2 WT 205 GPA 3.8 23 Dean Andrews D Ridge, 06/19/06 1 Roman Batih G RL Park Donets, UKRIL 08/11/06 6’0 6’4 180 205 3.9 3.2 24 Carter Lester DF R Colorado Springs, CO 05/29/09 5’10 175 3.8 2 Holden Gallagher Hamilton, BMU 03/14/07 Location: Grand Junction, CO 3.0 25 Masen McCosh D RL Glendale, AZ CA 06/01/08 6’0 175 4 Kai Mencel San Marcos, 01/21/06 5’10 180 4.2 3.9 26 Connor Carter F RL Colorado Springs, CO 01/16/09 5’9 5 Cody Betsch Newport, RI 06/01/07 6’0 175 190 3.3 4.1 Division: Mountain 27 Mason Knaffla F R Phoenix, 03/27/07 6 Grayson Turk D Anaheim,AZ CA 01/25/08 5’8 6’1 180 170 4.7 3.5 Formation10/23/07 Year: 2026 28 Ryder Millar F RL Anchorage, 6’3 7 Owwn Turner D Saginaw, MIAK 01/06/06 6’0 190 4.3 3.7 30 Alex Woller GF L Fairbanks, 03/28/09 8 Isaiah Yates San Diego, AK CA 11/01/06 6’5 5’9 205 175 3.2 3.0 35 GreysonKelso Mielock GF L Ann Arbor, 08/20/09 6’0 165 9 Hunter Calgary, AB,MICAN 01/13/07 5’10 170 2.6 3.2 10 Killian Kissane F R Pittsburgh, PA Coach: 02/17/08 6’0 175 3.3 Head Dustin Timm 11 Will Cymbaluk F R Detroit Lakes, MN 12/03/07 6’0 175 3.2 12 Ryan Colleran F R Chanhassan, MN Coach: 11/28/08 6’4 220 3.5 Asst. Kirk Golden WEDNESDAY|4:30PM|RINK 4 THURSDAY|5:30PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|6:30PM|RINK 4 14 Lincoln MartinBOBCATS F RVS. PHILADELPHIA Cochrane, AB,REBELS CAN 12/26/07 5’10 VS. BISMARCK VS. USNTDP180 4.0 Asst. Coach: Parker Severson 15 Adam Konowalchuk F L Maple Ridge, BC, CAN 07/21/06 6’0 180 3.8 NAHL ROSTER 16 Niko Julian F R West Hills, CA 03/17/08 5’9 170 3.5 17 Connor WolitskyNAME D SL Raleigh, NC 03/07/07 6’0 WT 190 GPA 3.7 # PLAYER P HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 18 Brodie Donovan F L Los Gatos, CA 08/01/06 5’10 170 3.6 1 Jack Roman Batih G UKRMI 08/11/06 19 Wideman D RL Donets, Kalamazoo, 09/12/07 6’4 5’9 205 175 3.2 3.6 2 Tyson HoldenMatthews Gallagher F RL Hamilton, BMU 03/14/07 20 D Vernon, BC, CAN 10/10/06 5’10 6’2 175 195 3.0 3.1 4 Reid Kai Mencel DF L San Marcos, 01/21/06 21 Taylor Morrison, COCA 08/11/06 5’10 5’11 180 175 3.9 4.5 5 Luke Cody Zimpfer Betsch F R Newport, 06/01/07 22 Columbus,RIOH 05/10/08 6’0 6’2 190 180 4.1 3.9 6 Peyton GraysonMulheran Turk D RL Anaheim, CA MN 01/25/08 23 Minneapolis, 03/03/07 6’1 170 190 3.5 3.0 7 Drew OwwnHeil Turner D R Saginaw, 01/06/06 24 Appleton,MI WI 04/04/07 6’0 6’1 190 175 3.7 3.8 8 Tibor IsaiahNemeth Yates F RL San Diego, 11/01/06 5’9 175 25 D Newton, MACA 04/04/06 5’10 180 3.0 3.9 9 Kasen HunterHarrold Kelso F L Calgary, AB, CAN 01/13/07 26 Grand Prarie, AB, CAN 02/23/07 5’10 170 180 3.2 2.8 10 Melwin Killian Kissane F RL Pittsburgh, 02/17/08 6’0 175 27 Last D Gothenburg,PASWE 01/30/06 5’10 176 3.3 3.1 11 Micah Will Cymbaluk F RL Detroit Lakes, 12/03/07 6’0 175 3.2 35 Adams G McKinney, TX MN 10/25/07 5’11 3.7 12 Will RyanO’Donovan Colleran F RL Chanhassan, MN 11/28/08 37 Cambridge, MN 04/10/06 6’4 5’7 220 170 3.5 3.8 14 Gabe Lincoln Martin F R Cochrane, AB, CAN 12/26/07 44 Iervella Calgary, AB, CAN 02/11/08 5’10 5’11 180 173 4.0 3.8 15 Adam Konowalchuk F L Maple Ridge, BC, CAN 07/21/06 6’0 180 3.8 16 Niko Julian F R West Hills, CA 03/17/08 5’9 170 3.5 17 Connor Wolitsky D L Raleigh, NC 03/07/07 6’0 190 3.7 WEDNESDAY|4:15PM|RINK 2 FRIDAY|9:00AM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|9:45AM|RINK 3 18 Brodie Donovan F L Los Gatos, CA 08/01/06 5’10 170 3.6 HAT TRICKS TOMAHAWKS VS. EL PASO 19 VS. JackDANBURY Wideman D VS. R JOHNSTOWN Kalamazoo, MI 09/12/07 5’9 RHINOS 175 3.6 20 Matthews D LCOMMITMENT) Vernon, BC, CAN 10/10/06 6’2 195 3.1 ( : Tyson INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 21 Reid Taylor F L Morrison, CO 08/11/06 5’11 175 4.5 22 Luke Zimpfer F R Columbus, OH 05/10/08 6’2 180 3.9 23 Peyton Mulheran D L Minneapolis, MN 03/03/07 6’1 190 3.0 24 Drew Heil D R Appleton, WI 04/04/07 6’1 175 3.8 25 Tibor Nemeth D R Newton, MA 04/04/06 5’10 180 3.9 26 Kasen Harrold F L Grand Prarie, AB, CAN 02/23/07 5’10 180 2.8 27 Melwin Last D L Gothenburg, SWE 01/30/06 5’10 176 3.1 35 Micah Adams G L McKinney, TX 10/25/07 5’11 175 3.7 37 Will O’Donovan F L Cambridge, MN 04/10/06 5’7 170 3.8 44 Gabe Iervella F R Calgary, AB, CAN 02/11/08 5’11 173 3.8

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September 2026

NORTH AMERICAN

F K

HOCKEY LEAGUE

★: INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE COMMITMENT

HOUSTON BULLS

JANESVILLE JETS

Head Coach: Nathan Oystrick Asst. Coach: Aj Ruskowski

Head Coach: Lennie Childs Asst. Coach: Ty Proffitt NAHL ROSTERS Asst. Coach: Larry Clemens

Location: Richmond, TX Division: South Formation Year: 2026

PLAYER NAME

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HOMETOWN

D.O.B.

HT WT GPA

1 Eddie Gatch G L St. Louis, MO 03/15/07 6’3 205 3.7 2 Zach Howard D R Nashville, TN 06/28/06 6’0 180 3.9 4 Filip Rysz D L Chicago, IL 08/14/07 6’0 175 3.2 5 Brayden Hughes D L Kalamzoo, MI 05/02/08 5’10 200 3.7 6 Henry Prowse D R Edwards, CO 12/18/06 6’2 185 4.0 7 Parker Zumdahl D R Rockford, IL 06/14/08 6’3 185 4.2 8 Ethan McKay D R Newtown Square, PA 11/20/06 5’11 175 3.0 9 Joseph Coghlin F R Green Bay, WI 04/30/06 6’2 195 3.9 10 Marat Mikhin D R Chicago, IL 09/12/07 6’0 185 3.9 11 Rocco Marinucci D L Troy, NY 02/18/07 6’0 180 3.6 12 Jace Appelhans D L Soldotna, AK 11/27/07 6’3 190 3.0 14 James Proctor F L Wicker Park, IL 02/13/07 6’8 230 3.7 15 Bobby Thornton F L Esko, MN 07/15/06 6’4 210 3.4 18 Luke Gustafson F L San Jose, CA 05/05/06 6’0 185 3.3 20 Maddox Boyle F R Poughquag, NY 03/01/08 6’4 225 3.6 21 Isaiah Castro D L San Jose, CA 09/13/07 5’11 190 3.2 22 Jackson Schroeder Point, WI 05/10/07 5’9 WT 165 GPA 3.5 # PLAYER NAME PF SR Stevens HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 23 Nicholas Russ F L Edina, MN 01/07/07 6’0 180 3.4 1 Eddie Gatch G L St. Louis, MO 03/15/07 6’3 205 3.7 24 CalvinHoward Ranger Kalamazoo, 01/17/08 6’5 180 225 WI3.9 4.4 LOCATION: JANESVILLE, 2 Zach DF RL Nashville, TNMI 06/28/06 6’0 25 Wakeley Omaha, NE 06/15/07 5’11 175 3.2 3.8 4 Filip RyszHolzer DF RL Chicago, IL 08/14/07 6’0 175 DIVISION:5’9 MIDWEST 29 Noah Callender Pittsburgh,MI PA 06/19/08 168 3.7 3.5 5 Brayden Hughes DF LL Kalamzoo, 05/02/08 5’10 200 31 Aaron Sachs G L San Diego, CA 04/02/07 6’2 190 3.8 FORMATION YEAR: 2009 6 Henry Prowse D R Edwards, CO 12/18/06 6’2 185 4.0 35 Gage Cutting G RL Rockford, Pekin, IL IL 02/15/07 6’3 6’0 185 170 4.2 4.0 7 Parker Zumdahl D 06/14/08 72 Lukas McKay Yeck R Newtown Cary, IL Square, PA 03/25/06 5’11 5’10 175 170 3.0 3.5 8 Ethan DF R 11/20/06 COACHING 82 Cooper Coghlin DePuydt Wausau, WIWI 01/05/08 6’2 5’9 STAFF 185 3.9 3.7 9 Joseph FF RL Green Bay, 04/30/06 195 91 Marat Andreas Churchill Copenhagen, 04/13/07 6’5 200 3.5 HEAD COACH: LENNIE CHILDS 10 Mikhin DF RL Chicago, IL DEN 09/12/07 6’0 185 3.9 92 Rocco Vinnie Marinucci Wrzos Chicago, 09/10/08 6’0 6’2 180 182 3.6 3.2 11 DF LL Troy, NY IL 02/18/07 ASST. COACH: TY PROFFITT 12 Jace Appelhans D L Soldotna, AK 11/27/07 6’3 190 3.0 ASST. COACH: LARRY CLEMENS 14 James Proctor F L Wicker Park, IL 02/13/07 6’8 230 3.7 15 Bobby Thornton F L Esko, MN 07/15/06 6’4 210 3.4 18 Luke Gustafson San Jose, CA 05/05/06 6’0 185 3.3 THURSDAY|11:00AM|RINK 4 F LFRIDAY|9:45AM|RINK 3 SATURDAY|12:30PM|RINK 3 GAME SCHEDULE 20NEW Maddox BoyleMOUNTAIN KINGS F RVS. NORTHEAST Poughquag,GENERALS NY 03/01/08 6’4 MALLARDS 225 3.6 VS. HAMPSHIRE VS. MINNESOTA 21 Isaiah Castro D L San Jose, CA 09/13/07 5’11 190 3.2 22 Jackson Schroeder F R Stevens Point, WI 05/10/07 5’9 165 3.5 23 Russ NAME MN 01/07/07 6’0 WT 180 GPA 3.4 # Nicholas PLAYER PF SL Edina, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 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COACH: NICK MISH 07/20/07 6’4 180 12 Nikita Antonov D L Talinn, EST ASST. COACH: WEBB3.5 02/28/06 13 Bravery Esplin F L Encinitas, CA 6’5BEN210 06/25/06 5’9 175 3.7 14 Ronnie Wade F R Clarkston, MI 01/27/07 15 Brett Kazmierski Buffalo, NY 5’11 170 3.4 WEDNESDAY|7:00PM|RINK 2 F LFRIDAY|3:45PM|RINK 4 SATURDAY|11:45AM|RINK 1 SCHEDULE 02/04/08 16VS.Matt Regan WOLVERINES F VS. L CORPUS Rockville Centre, NY GAME 5’11 MUDBUGS 192 4.0 ANCHORAGE CHRISTI ICERAYS VS. 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12/22/06 R Middleton, WI 5’10 185 3.8 08/24/07 R Sanibel, FL 5’11 190 3.5 12/20/06 L Boucherville, QC, CAN 6’3 180 3.4 01/25/07 R Naperville, IL 6’0 185 4.1 02/10/08 L Cergy Pontoise, Val d’Oise, FRA 6’2 182 04/25/07 L Kansas City , KS 6’2 185 3.7 02/05/08 R Thunder Bay, ON, CAN 6’0 175 3.7 R Yellowknife, North West Territories, CAN 06/03/07 6’0 195 4.0 01/20/09 L Cottage Grove, WI 6’2 195 3.0 01/05/08 L Novosibirsk, RUS 6’0 171 3.8 05/08/08 R Winnipeg, MN, CAN 6’0 170 3.0 01/14/08 R Hockessin, DE 5’10 175 3.2 03/08/09 L Medina, MN 5’8 172 3.0 08/30/07 L Osterville, MA 5’10 175 3.9 01/27/06 R Inver Grove Heights, MN 5’11 180 3.5 10/26/07 L Cedarburg, WI 6’0 170 3.4 L Yellowknife, North West Territories, CAN 06/22/09 5’8 165 3.9 02/09/07 R Jacksonville Beach, FL 6’2 205 4.0 06/05/09 L Salt Lake City, UT 6’2 185 4.1 Pleasant Ridge, 01/30/07 5’10 3.2 12/22/06 RL Middleton, WI MI 5’10 175 185 3.8 LaGrange, 05/18/08 R Sanibel, 6’1 171 3.9 08/24/07 R FLIL 5’11 190 3.5 Sussex, WI QC, CAN 02/12/07 RL Boucherville, 5’9 170 3.3 12/20/06 6’3 180 3.4 Bay City, MIIL 01/09/08 5’11 183 3.4 01/25/07 RL Naperville, 6’0 185 4.1 FondPontoise, du Lac,Val WId’Oise, FRA 07/15/06 5’9 202 3.5 02/10/08 LL Cergy 6’2 182 Valencia,City CA, KS 05/29/08 6’1 178 3.8 04/25/07 LL Kansas 6’2 185 3.7 SaratogaBay, Springs, NY 01/29/08 R Thunder 6’2 196 4.0 02/05/08 ON, CAN R 6’0 175 3.7 Grant, MN 10/18/09 6’2 185 3.9 06/03/07 North West Territories, CAN RL Yellowknife, 6’0 195 4.0 Chanhassen, 01/19/07 5’11 195 4.0 01/20/09 Grove,MN WI LL Cottage 6’2 195 3.0 Valencia, CA RUS 10/09/09 LL Novosibirsk, 6’0 180 3.8 01/05/08 6’0 171 3.8 Elmhurst, IL 01/27/09 R 6’1 200 3.6 05/08/08 R Winnipeg, MN, CAN 6’0 170 3.0 Prague, CZEDE 08/09/08 LR Hockessin, 6’6 200 3.5 01/14/08 5’10 175 3.2 ColoradoMN Springs, CO 04/10/07 RL Medina, 5’9 155 3.4 03/08/09 5’8 172 3.0 Boston, MAMA 05/14/07 RL Osterville, 5’5 140 3.5 08/30/07 5’10 175 3.9 01/27/06 R Inver Grove Heights, MN 5’11 180 3.5 THURSDAY|5:45PM|RINK 3 SATURDAY|1:00PM|RINK 4 10/26/07 L Cedarburg, WI 6’0 170 3.4 VS. BLACK BEARSCAN 06/22/09 VS. LONE STAR Yellowknife, North West Territories, L MARYLAND 5’8 BRAHMAS 165 3.9 02/09/07 R Jacksonville Beach, FL 6’2 205 4.0 06/05/09 L Salt Lake City, UT 6’2 185 4.1 01/30/07 L Pleasant Ridge, MI 5’10 175 3.2 05/18/08 R LaGrange, IL Location: Johnstown, 6’1 PA 171 3.9 LR Sussex, Medway, MA 04/06/07 5’10 180 4.0 WI 02/12/07 5’9 170 3.3 LL Bay Woodbury, 01/30/07 6’5 215 4.1 City, MI MN 01/09/08 5’11 183 3.4 Division: East L Fond Lombard, IL WI 11/09/06 6’0 3.5 du Lac, 07/15/06 5’9 195 202 05/29/08 6’1 195 178 L Valencia, New York,CANY Formation 02/09/06 5’11 3.8 Year: 2012 01/29/08 R Saratoga 6’2 170 196 4.0 Andover,Springs, MN NY 12/27/07 5’10 3.3 MNPA 10/18/09 6’2 175 185 3.9 RL Grant, Hershey, 06/15/07 6’2 3.1 01/19/07 5’11 195 4.0 LL Chanhassen, Ludlow, MA MN 02/17/06 6’0 200 3.8 Head Coach: Geoffrey CA PA 10/09/09 Beauparlant L Valencia, 6’0 160 180 3.8 R Johnstown, 08/17/07 5’8 4.1 01/27/09 R Elmhurst, IL 6’1 200 3.6 LL Prague, Brick Township, NJ Coach: 06/26/07 4.1 Nick 6’2 Mish CZE Asst. 08/09/08 6’6 210 200 3.5 Westfield,Springs, NJ CO 09/16/06 5’8 3.5 04/10/07 RL Colorado 5’9 160 155 3.4 Ben Webb Bauska,MA LATAsst. Coach: 04/04/06 6’2 3.5 05/14/07 RL Boston, 5’5 180 140 3.5

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1 Caden Meringa G L Byron Center, MI 01/25/07 6’1 185 4.0 2 Derek Schliebner D R Finleyville, PA 01/08/08 6’1 194 3.9 3 Zachary Fleming F L Novi, MI 03/25/08 6’1 180 3.6 4 William Burns D R West Monroe, NY 01/23/08 6’0 190 3.0 5 Roy Messick D L Estero, FL 11/10/08 5’10 175 3.7 6 Paxton Packulak D R Minot, ND 01/02/09 6’0 180 3.8 7 Michal Tkac D L Bloomfield Hills, MI 07/27/07 6’2 180 4.2 8 Michael Zajac F R Long Grove, IL 02/22/07 5’9 174 3.9 9 Calvin Basile F R Rocky River, OH 02/04/08 6’0 190 3.8 10 Oliver Pietras F R Prosper, TX 10/17/09 6’0 195 3.7 11 Dawson Norene D L Anchorage, AK 01/31/08 6’1 185 4.2 12 Brady Morrell F L Woodbury, MN 11/14/07 5’9 170 3.7 14 Benjamin Tauscher F R Woodbury, MN 05/07/06 6’1 180 2.7 15 Easton Kinsler F L Monona, WI 07/12/07 5’11 185 3.5 16 Evan Redman F L Westfield, NJ 11/16/08 5’10 161 3.6 # PLAYER NAME PF SR Canton, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 17 Landen Anderson MI 11/30/08 5’8 WT 155 GPA 3.5 18 GrahamMeringa Johnson Escanaba, MI MI 06/26/07 6’1 5’9 185 175 4.0 3.2 1 Caden GF L Byron Center, 01/25/07 19 Karim Schliebner Kazhibekov Ust-Kamenogorsk, KAZ 01/08/08 01/19/06 6’1 6’2 194 186 3.9 2.8 2 Derek DF R Finleyville, PA 20 Lukas Kott F L Novi, Tampa, 12/14/08 5’10 4.0 3 Zachary Fleming MIFL 03/25/08 6’1 180 MD3.6 LOCATION: ODENTON, 21 Kallen Ray Traverse City, MI 02/26/07 6’0 190 182 3.0 3.7 4 William Burns D R West Monroe, NY 01/23/08 DIVISION: 22 Jackson Strukel Hibbing,FLMN 12/11/08 185 3.7 3.5 5 Roy Messick D L Estero, 11/10/08 5’10EAST 175 23 Jameson Duell Grand Rapids, MN 12/04/07 6’2 175 3.1 6 Paxton Packulak DF R Minot, ND 01/02/09 FORMATION6’0 YEAR:180 2018 3.8 24 BradenTkac Hansberger Elk River, MN 06/25/06 5’11 188 4.2 3.8 7 Michal DF R L Bloomfield Hills, MI 07/27/07 6’2 180 25 Alexander Salisbury D GrandGrove, Rapids, 05/30/08 5’9 174 185 3.9 3.5 8 Michael Zajac F RL Long IL MN 02/22/07 COACHING 26 Lucas Blose Clairton, PA OH 07/16/09 6’0 5’4 STAFF 135 3.8 9 Calvin Basile F R Rocky River, 02/04/08 190 27 Oliver Ryan McPartland F R Prosper, Victoria, TX MN 11/04/06 5’9 195 165 3.8 10 Pietras 10/17/09 6’0 3.7 HEAD COACH: CLINTON MYLYMOK 31 Dawson Devin Rustlie G L Anchorage, Suamico, WIAK 02/10/06 6’1 6’4 185 195 4.2 2.3 11 Norene D 01/31/08 ASST. COACH: BRENNAN CHURCHILL 12 Brady Morrell F L Woodbury, MN 11/14/07 5’9 170 3.7 14 Benjamin Tauscher F R Woodbury, MN 05/07/06 ASST. COACH:6’1RUSS180 SMITH2.7 15 Easton Kinsler F L Monona, WI 07/12/07 5’11 185 3.5 16 Evan Redman L Westfield, NJ 5’10 161 3.6 WEDNESDAY|4:00PM|RINK 1 FF THURSDAY|12:30PM|RINK 2 11/16/08 SATURDAY|3:00PM|RINK 2 17 Landen Anderson R Canton, MI 11/30/08 5’8 155 3.5 GAME SCHEDULE VS. PUEBLO PEPPERS VS. NORTHEAST GENERALS VS. ABERDEEN 18 Graham Johnson F L Escanaba, MI 06/26/07 5’9 WINGS 175 3.2 19 Karim Kazhibekov F R Ust-Kamenogorsk, KAZ 01/19/06 6’2 186 2.8 20 Lukas Kott F SL Tampa, FL 12/14/08 5’10 180 MD 4.0 LOCATION: # PLAYER NAME P HOMETOWN D.O.B. ODENTON, HT WT GPA 21 Kallen Ray D R Traverse City, MI 02/26/07 6’0 182 3.7 DIVISION: 3 Jackson Valter Dubbel Brunflo, SWE 06/29/06 6’1 EAST 180 3.5 22 Strukel D L Hibbing, MN 12/11/08 5’10 185 4 Jameson AlexanderDuell Oliver D Montgomery, 02/23/07 185 4.4 23 F R Grand Rapids,OH MN 12/04/07 6’2 FORMATION5’10 YEAR:175 2018 3.1 5 Braden Eric Alexander D Howell, 02/14/07 5’11 6’0 188 185 3.8 24 Hansberger F RL Elk River,MIMN 06/25/06 Location: North Richland Hills,3.5 TX 6 Alexander Cooper Martin Windsor,CO 05/29/09 6’0 185 180 4.1 25 Salisbury D L Grand Rapids, MN 05/30/08 5’9 8 Lucas Jackson Accardi D Newtown,PA PA 02/13/07 6’2 200 3.7 COACHING STAFF 26 Blose F RL Clairton, 07/16/09 5’4 135 3.8 Division: South 10 Ryan Sam Black F RL Victoria, Fergus, ON, 03/08/07 6’2 165 190 27 McPartland MNCAN 11/04/06 5’9 3.8 HEAD COACH: CLINTON MYLYMOK 11 Devin Nolan Rustlie Wildfong Dallas, TXWI 10/10/08 5’10 165 2.3 4.3 Formation Year: 2013 31 GF L Suamico, 02/10/06 6’4 195 12 Hudson Morris F L Whitewright, TX 6’2 190 3.2 ASST.04/26/08 COACH: BRENNAN CHURCHILL 14 Jake West F R North Billerica, MA 06/02/07 5’11 175 3.7 ASST. COACH: RUSS SMITH 17 Leo Lundblad F L Vaxjo, SWE 02/27/06 5’10 165 Dan 6’0 Wildfong 18 Vincenzo Capano F R Allendale, NJ Head Coach: 06/20/06 185 3.85 WEDNESDAY|4:00PM|RINK 1 F THURSDAY|12:30PM|RINK 2 08/11/07 SATURDAY|3:00PM|RINK 221 Temujin Nilsson R Sigtuna, SWEAsst. GAME 6’1Murphy 200 Logan VS. Smilovic PUEBLO PEPPERS VS. NORTHEAST GENERALS Coach: VS.SCHEDULE ABERDEEN WINGS 25 Niko F L Wyckoff, NJ 04/24/07 6’3 210 3.6 NAHL ROSTER 26 Nathan Wilke D L Forest Lake, MN 07/09/08 5’11 175 3.8 28 Blake Patterson F R Southlake, TX 10/10/07 6’0 200 # PLAYER NAME PG SL Revere, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 30 Blake McMeniman MA 02/28/07 5’9 WT 165 GPA 3.5 35 Ethan Dubbel Ramonetti G L Brunflo, East Northport, 05/02/06 5’10 165 3.8 3 Valter D SWE NY 06/29/06 6’1 180 38 Colvin Callahan Hull, MA 02/09/07 5’10 5’11 185 180 4.4 3.3 4 Alexander Oliver DF R Montgomery, OH 02/23/07 39 Wyatt Jones Friendswood, 12/03/08 FOREST 6’5 LAKE, 180 MN 5 Eric Alexander DF L Howell, MI TX 02/14/07 6’0 185 3.8 LOCATION: 44 Channing Kao Ashburn, VA 05/18/08 5’10 170 4.1 3.9 6 Cooper Martin DF R L Windsor,CO 05/29/09 6’0 180 DIVISION:6’2 MIDWEST 49 Dimitri Tioumentsev Monument,PACO 01/02/07 6’0 175 3.7 3.4 8 Jackson Accardi DF L Newtown, 02/13/07 200 51 Sam Melker Lundquist D Karlstad, SWE 05/26/06 10 Black F L Fergus, ON, CAN 03/08/07 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:190 2024 61 Nolan AustinWildfong Forney D Columvus, 06/07/07 5’10 6’2 165 185 4.3 3.8 11 F R L Dallas, TX OH 10/10/08 65 Hudson Ilya Kabanets D Anaheim, CA TX 08/11/07 6’2 6’7 190 230 3.2 3.5 12 Morris F L Whitewright, 04/26/08 COACHING 76 Jake CalebWest Romph F R North Middleville, MI MA 02/19/08 5’11 5’10 STAFF 185 3.7 4.0 14 Billerica, 06/02/07 175 77 Leo Jackson Vaites MullicaSWE Hills, NJ 07/10/07 6’1 190 3.5 17 Lundblad F R L Vaxjo, 02/27/06 5’10 165 HEAD COACH: RYAN LEONARD 80 Vincenzo Owen Scott G Buffalo, NYNJ 03/26/08 6’0 6’2 185 165 3.85 3.5 18 Capano F RL Allendale, 06/20/06 ASST. COACH: MIKE 88 Temujin Hugo Zetterlund Skelleftea, SWE 07/26/06 5’11 185 21 Nilsson F R Sigtuna, SWE 08/11/07 6’1 DESCHNEAU 200 90 Niko Dyland Chernoff F R Holly Springs, 07/20/07 6’3 6’0 210 185 3.6 3.5 25 Smilovic L Wyckoff, NJ NC 04/24/07 26 Nathan Wilke D L Forest Lake, MN 07/09/08 5’11 175 3.8 28 Blake Patterson F R Southlake, TX 10/10/07 6’0 200 WEDNESDAY|1:45PM|RINK 4 FRIDAY|6:30PM|RINK 4 SATURDAY|1:00PM|RINK 430 Blake McMeniman G L Revere, MA 02/28/07 5’9 165 3.5 GAME SCHEDULE NORTHEAST GENERALS VS.Northport, USNTDP NY VS. JANESVILLE JETS 3.8 35 VS. Ethan Ramonetti G L East 05/02/06 5’10 165 38 Callahan F R COMMITMENT) Hull, MA 02/09/07 5’11 180 3.3 ( :Colvin INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 39 Wyatt Jones F L Friendswood, TX 12/03/08 FOREST 6’5 LAKE, 180 MN 3.8 LOCATION: 44 Channing Kao F R Ashburn, VA 05/18/08 5’10 170 3.9 DIVISION:6’0 MIDWEST 49 Dimitri Tioumentsev F L Monument, CO 01/02/07 175 3.4 51 Melker Lundquist D L Karlstad, SWE 05/26/06 6’2 190 FORMATION YEAR: 2024 61 Austin Forney D R Columvus, OH 06/07/07 6’2 185 3.8 65 Ilya Kabanets D L Anaheim, CA 08/11/07 6’7 230 3.5 76 Caleb Romph F R Middleville, MI 02/19/08 5’10 STAFF 185 4.0 COACHING 77 Jackson Vaites F R Mullica Hills, NJ 07/10/07 6’1 190 3.5 HEAD COACH: RYAN LEONARD 80 Owen Scott G L Buffalo, NY 03/26/08 6’2 165 3.5 88 Hugo Zetterlund F R Skelleftea, SWE 07/26/06 5’11 DESCHNEAU 185 ASST. COACH: MIKE 90 Dyland Chernoff F R Holly Springs, NC 07/20/07 6’0 185 3.5

2 Graiden Insana F L Traverse City, MI 07/04/08 5’10 180 3.5 3 Brayden Wade F R Commerce Township, MI 09/07/07 5’10 185 4.0 4 Dominick Mack D L Long Island, NY 01/12/08 6’0 205 4.0 5 Ian Sherman D L Brooklyn, CT 05/13/08 6’0 190 4.0 6 Keith Sun F R Great Falls, VA 07/10/08 6’2 190 2.8 7 Hayden Klose D R Elizabethtown, PA 01/20/07 6’2 185 3.9 8 Ajay Rai F L Etobicoke, ON, CAN 03/07/07 5’11 185 3.8 9 Jesse Gauthier F R Navan, ON, CAN 06/02/06 6’0 165 3.3 10 Brandon Gauthier F L Navan, ON, CAN 06/02/06 6’0 165 3.5 11 Matthew Shpungin F R Wayne, NJ 05/19/07 6’1 195 4.0 12 Joseph Gasperko F R Glen Ellyn, IL 01/12/06 6’0 185 3.9 13 Jack Peterson F L Grand Rapids, MI 01/15/09 6’0 180 3.3 14 JP Saddy D L Toms River, NJ 11/25/06 6’1 195 3.9 15 Keele Deuling F L Lexington, KY 03/07/08 6’2 205 3.9 16 Lachlan Bommer F SL Rye,HOMETOWN NY 03/16/07 6’0 WT 180 GPA 3.9 # PLAYER NAME P D.O.B. HT 17 Lucas Salvatore F L Brewster, NY 05/31/08 6’0 175 3.5 2 Logan GraidenDeuling Insana Traverse City, 07/04/08 5’10 180 4.0 3.5 18 F L Lexington, KY MI 01/20/06 6’0 195 3 Zhenya BraydenMiles Wade CommerceMB, Township, 09/07/07 5’10 185 3.3 4.0 19 DF RL Winnipeg, CAN MI 11/16/06 6’4 200 4 Noi Dominick Mack D Long Island, 01/12/08 5’10 6’0 175 205 3.6 4.0 20 Jonasson F RL Ashton, MD NY 10/14/06 5 Dominik Ian Sherman D RL Des Brooklyn, CT IA 05/13/08 6’2 6’0 220 190 4.0 21 Boltnar Moines, 05/22/06 6 Tanner Keith Sun GreatIsland, Falls, VA 07/10/08 6’1 6’2 200 190 3.7 2.8 22 Terranova F R Long NY 08/22/06 7 Cooper Hayden Ludwar Klose D Elizabethtown, 01/20/07 6’0 6’2 170 185 4.0 3.9 23 F R Chelmsford, MAPA 08/02/07 8 Juuso Ajay Rai Etobicoke,FIN ON, CAN 03/07/07 5’11 185 3.8 24 Rantala DF L Tampere, 06/22/06 6’0 180 9 Brady Jesse Gauthier Navan, ON,MI CAN 06/02/06 6’3 6’0 205 165 4.0 3.3 25 Anes F RL Ludington, 10/18/06 10 Vincent BrandonGlos Gauthier Navan, ON, 06/02/06 6’3 6’0 205 165 3.5 27 DF L Opava, CZE CAN 08/14/06 11 Sokratis MatthewMarkarian Shpungin Wayne, NJ 05/19/07 5’10 6’1 180 195 4.0 28 F R Armiver, RUS 09/14/07 12 Cody Joseph Gasperko Glen Ellyn, NY IL 01/12/06 5’11 6’0 180 185 3.3 3.9 30 Hew GF RL Millbrook, 09/16/08 13 Michael Jack Peterson Grand Rapids, 01/15/09 5’11 6’0 165 180 3.7 3.3 31 Iliff GF L Newtown, PA MI 02/11/08 14 Cole JP Saddy D L Levittown, Toms River,PA NJ 11/25/06 5’11 6’1 190 195 3.1 3.9 33 Werthman G 05/23/06 15 Keele Deuling F L Lexington, KY 03/07/08 6’2 205 3.9 16 Lachlan Bommer F L Rye, NY 03/16/07 6’0 180 3.9 WEDNESDAY|7:15PM|RINK 4 F THURSDAY|5:45PM|RINK 3 FRIDAY|1:00PM|RINK 17 Lucas Salvatore L Brewster, NY 05/31/08 6’0 175 43.5 VS. AUSTIN BRUINS JANESVILLE VS. EL PASO 18 Logan Deuling F L VS. Lexington, KYJETS 01/20/06 6’0 RHINOS 195 4.0 19 Zhenya Miles D L Winnipeg, MB, CAN 11/16/06 6’4 200 3.3 20 Noi Jonasson MD 10/14/06 5’10 175 3.6 # PLAYER PDF SRR Ashton, D.O.B. HT 21 Dominik BoltnarNAME DesHOMETOWN Moines, IA 05/22/06 6’2 WT 220 GPA 4.0 2 Roko DF RL Zegreb, CRO NY 09/01/06 22 TannerGorsic Terranova Long Island, 08/22/06 6’0 6’1 192 200 3.7 3 Talen McBride DF RL Westfield, INMA 04/12/06 23 Cooper Ludwar Chelmsford, 08/02/07 6’3 6’0 212 170 3.9 4.0 4 Tyler D L Massena, NY 07/30/07 24 JuusoWalsh Rantala Tampere, FIN 06/22/06 5’9 6’0 170 180 3.8 Location:05/29/08 Forest Lake, MN 3.0 5 Buchanon F L Houlton, WIMI 5’11 25 Brady AnesFranta Ludington, 10/18/06 6’3 170 205 4.0 6 Josh Agnese F RL Lunenburg, 07/23/06 6’0 27 Vincent Glos D Opava, CZE MA 08/14/06 6’3 179 205 3.2 Division: Midwest 7 Leon BuffMarkarian F RL St. Moritz, SUI 08/01/06 6’1 205 28 Sokratis Armiver, RUS 09/14/07 5’10 180 8 George Ericson D MN NY Formation 01/09/07 6’2 187 30 Cody Hew G RL Edina, Millbrook, 09/16/08 180 3.8 3.3 Year:5’11 2024 9 Tyler Kusznier F RL High Bridge, 09/18/07 31 Michael Iliff G Newtown, PANJ 02/11/08 5’11 170 165 3.6 3.7 10 F L North York,PA ON, CAN 01/31/07 33 Jack Cole Fang Werthman G Levittown, 05/23/06 5’11 179 190 4.0 3.1 11 Ty Gordon F L St. Albert, AB, CAN 07/22/06 5’9 165 3.0 Ryan5’10 Leonard 12 Franklin Loo F R Blaine, MN Head Coach: 04/07/08 170 3.8 WEDNESDAY|7:15PM|RINK 4 F THURSDAY|5:45PM|RINK 3 FRIDAY|1:00PM|RINK 13 Tommy Anderson L Braintree,Asst. MA 02/02/07 5’9 175 43.1 Coach: Mike Deschneau VS.Lucarelli AUSTIN BRUINS VS. JANESVILLE JETS VS. EL 5’11 PASO RHINOS 14 Ryan F R Westport, CT 07/10/06 176 4.0 NAHL ROSTER 15 Jonah Marshall D L Saskatoon, SK, CAN 06/28/06 5’10 180 3.7 16 Colin Bickell PA 08/22/07 5’10 170 3.4 # PLAYER PDF SRR Narberth, D.O.B. HT 17 Deagan WatsonNAME FortHOMETOWN Francis, ON, CAN 06/19/06 6’3 WT 209 GPA 3.0 18 D RL Parker, 12/23/06 2 Jack RokoMoore GorsicIV Zegreb,CO CRO 09/01/06 6’4 6’0 190 192 3.0 19 Tuttle F RL Ann Arbor, IN MI 09/07/07 3 Skyler Talen McBride D Westfield, 04/12/06 6’2 6’3 180 212 3.3 3.9 21 Moore F RL Ortonville, MI 05/11/06 4 Pete Tyler Walsh D Massena, NY 07/30/07 6’5 5’9 214 170 4.0 3.8 22 Duhaime F L Sherbrooke, 04/05/07 6’0 214 5 Mavrik Buchanon Franta Houlton, WI QC, CAN 05/29/08 5’11 170 3.0 23 Gale F RL Winnipeg, 01/22/06 6 Thomas Josh Agnese Lunenburg,MB, MACAN 07/23/06 6’3 6’0 190 179 4.0 3.2 24 F L Redwood 08/21/07 7 Jackson Leon BuffTenenbaum St. Moritz,City, SUI CA 08/01/06 5’10 6’1 165 205 4.0 25 F R Cornwall, 07/19/06 8 Colby GeorgeLauzon Ericson D Edina, MNON, CAN 01/09/07 6’0 6’2 180 187 3.0 3.8 26 Martsching DF R Alexandria, 08/10/07 6’1 168 9 Zach Tyler Kusznier High Bridge,VA NJ 09/18/07 5’11 170 3.0 3.6 27 DF L Albertville, 07/30/06 6’5 212 10 Jackson Jack FangSmithknecht North York, MN ON, CAN 01/31/07 5’11 179 2.5 4.0 28 F RL Newtown, 03/14/07 11 Jackson Ty GordonMosley St. Albert, PA AB, CAN 07/22/06 5’9 165 3.8 3.0 30 PittsLoo GF RL Rochester, 09/09/06 6’1 185 12 Max Franklin Blaine, MNNY 04/07/08 5’10 170 4.0 3.8 35 Wright GF L Laytonsville, 04/09/07 13 Troy Tommy Anderson Braintree, MAMD 02/02/07 6’0 5’9 180 175 4.0 3.1 14 Ryan Lucarelli F R Westport, CT 07/10/06 5’11 176 4.0 15 Jonah Marshall D L Saskatoon, SK, CAN 06/28/06 5’10 180 3.7 16 Colin Bickell R Narberth, PA 5’10 170 3.4 WEDNESDAY|10:30AM|RINK 1 F THURSDAY|12:00PM|RINK 1 08/22/07 SATURDAY|12:30PM|RINK 3 17VS. Deagan Francis, ON, CAN 06/19/06 6’3 BULLS 209 3.0 BILLINGSWatson CATTLE PUNCHERS D R VS. Fort ODESSA JACKALOPES VS. HOUSTON 18 Jack Moore IV D R Parker, CO 12/23/06 6’4 190 3.0 19 TuttlePLAYER WITH COLLEGE F RCOMMITMENT) Ann Arbor, MI 09/07/07 6’2 180 3.3 ( : Skyler INDICATES 21 Pete Moore F R Ortonville, MI 05/11/06 6’5 214 4.0 22 Mavrik Duhaime F L Sherbrooke, QC, CAN 04/05/07 6’0 214 3.0 23 Thomas Gale F L Winnipeg, MB, CAN 01/22/06 6’3 190 4.0 24 Jackson Tenenbaum F L Redwood City, CA 08/21/07 5’10 165 4.0 25 Colby Lauzon F R Cornwall, ON, CAN 07/19/06 6’0 180 3.0 26 Zach Martsching D R Alexandria, VA 08/10/07 6’1 168 3.0 27 Jackson Smithknecht D L Albertville, MN 07/30/06 6’5 212 2.5 28 Jackson Mosley F R Newtown, PA 03/14/07 5’9 165 3.8 30 Max Pitts G L Rochester, NY 09/09/06 6’1 185 4.0 35 Troy Wright G L Laytonsville, MD 04/09/07 6’0 180 4.0

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September 2026

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MARYLAND BLACK BEARS

LONE STAR BRAHMAS

MARYLAND BLACK BEARS

MINNESOTA MALLARDS

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NAHL ROSTERS

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September 2026

Let’s Play Hockey

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MINNESOTA WILDERNESS

NEW HAMPSHIRE MOUNTAIN KINGS

Head Coach: Sam Graham Asst. Coach: Mitch Callahan Asst. Coach: Colin Bailey

Head Coach: Cameron Robichaud Asst. Coach: Trevor Simonson Asst. NAHL Coach: Claire Jenkins-Coffman ROSTERS

Location: Cloquet, MN Division: Midwest Formation Year: 2013

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2 Jack Martens D R Lagrange, IL 07/05/07 6’1 174 3.9 3 Noah Faber D L Rodovre, DEN 01/09/07 6’1 185 3.2 4 Frantisek Netusil F R Praha, CZE 05/14/07 5’10 190 5 Vladislav Tsapko D L Almaty, KAZ 07/07/08 6’0 183 6 Logan Smith D L Littleton, CO 12/26/08 6’0 172 3.3 8 Adel Arlan F L Dusseldorf, GER 05/24/08 6’2 185 4.0 9 Max Edwards F R Scottsdale, AZ 05/01/07 5’11 185 3.7 10 Davis Damrow F R Schofield, WI 10/24/07 6’0 175 4.0 11 Carson McGinley F R Phoenix, AZ 05/15/06 5’9 172 3.8 12 Owen Smith D L Maple Grove, MN 02/24/06 6’0 185 3.7 13 Carver Hasbargen F R Moorhead, MN 05/01/07 5’9 168 3.2 14 Kash Crawford D R Atlanta, GA 03/10/06 6’0 165 3.4 15 Mitch Martalock F L Hermantown, MN 07/08/08 5’11 165 3.4 16 Dominic Anthony F L Baudette, MN 11/172007 5’11 165 2.6 17 Jackson LackasNAME Vegas, NV 12/26/06 5’8 WT 161 GPA 3.7 # PLAYER PFF SLL Las HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 18 Alfred Carlsson Lund, SWE 03/10/07 6’0 183 3.2 2 Jack Martens D R Annecy, Lagrange, IL 07/05/07 6’1 6’1 185 174 3.0 3.9 19 Robinson Djian F R FRA 02/19/06 3 Noah Faber D RL Manhattan, Rodovre, DEN 01/09/07 6’1 6’1 185 185 3.0 3.2 21 Ben Zwillinger D NY 01/30/09 4 Frantisek Netusil Praha, CZE 05/14/07 5’10 191 190 NH3.5 22 Cayden Neice DF RL Propser, TX 03/22/08 5’10 LOCATION: HOOKSETT, 5 Vladislav Tsapko D Almaty, KAZ MN 07/07/08 6’0 6’0 190 183 3.2 23 River Freeman F RL Hermantown, 09/05/06 DIVISION: 6 Logan Smith D Littleton,Valley, CO NY 12/26/08 6’0 EAST 172 95.2 3.3 24 Ryan Murphy F RL Central 05/23/08 5’8 157 8 Adel Dusseldorf, GER NY 05/24/08 6’2 185 4.0 26 KevinArlan Lysohir FF LL Lake Ronkonkoma, 07/10/08 5’8 175 FORMATION YEAR: 2023 9 Max R Papillion, Scottsdale, 05/01/07 5’11 185 3.7 27 JakebEdwards Lynch FF R NEAZ 02/09/07 5’8 161 10 Damrow Schofield, WI 10/24/07 6’4 6’0 190 175 3.7 4.0 28 Davis Brandon Vislay DF RL Pittsburgh, PA 06/13/08 11 McGinley Phoenix,MN AZ 05/15/06 5’10 5’9 STAFF 172 3.9 3.8 COACHING 29 Carson Alex Nicklin FF RL Duluth, 09/13/08 157 12 Smith D L- Stockholm, Maple Grove,SWE MN 02/24/06 6’3 6’0 175 185 3.5 3.7 30 Owen Axel Kylin G 06/21/07 HEAD COACH: CAMERON ROBICHAUD 13 Hasbargen Moorhead,PAMN 05/01/07 6’5 5’9 205 168 3.8 3.2 31 Carver Tobias Trieskey GF R- Lebanon, 09/19/08 14 Kash Crawford D R Atlanta, GA 03/10/06 6’0 165 3.4 ASST. COACH: TREVOR SIMONSON 15 Mitch Martalock F L Hermantown, MN 07/08/08 5’11 165 3.4 ASST. 11/172007 COACH: CLAIRE JENKINS-COFFMAN 16 Dominic Anthony F L Baudette, MN 5’11 165 2.6 17 Jackson Lackas F L Las Vegas, NV 12/26/06 5’8 161 3.7 WEDNESDAY|11:00AM|RINK 4 F THURSDAY|7:15PM|RINK 4GAME SATURDAY|3:45PM|RINK 4 18 Alfred Carlsson L Lund, SWE 03/10/07 6’0 183 3.2 SCHEDULE JOHNSTOWN TOMAHAWKS VS. ST. CLOUD 19VS.Robinson Djian F RVS. SHREVEPORT Annecy, FRAMUDBUGS 02/19/06 6’1 NORSEMEN 185 3.0 21 Ben Zwillinger D R Manhattan, NY 01/30/09 6’1 185 3.0 22 Cayden Neice D L Propser, TX 03/22/08 5’10 191 3.5 LOCATION: # RiverPLAYER PF SR Hermantown, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HOOKSETT, HT GPA 23 Freeman NAME MN 09/05/06 6’0 WT 190 NH 3.2 24 Ryan Murphy F R Central Valley, NY 05/23/08 5’8 157 DIVISION: EAST 2 Jacob Faith D R Savage, MN 03/08/07 6’3 228 95.2 3.9 26 Lysohir F RL Pheonix, Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 07/10/08 6’0 5’8 190 175 3.0 3 Kevin Cap Priem D AZ 05/23/07 FORMATION5’8 YEAR:161 2023 -27 Lynch F RL Elmhurst, Papillion, NE 02/09/07 4 Jakeb Alex Schwarz D IL 12/14/07 6’2 192 3.7 Minot, 28 Vislay D Pittsburgh, 06/13/08 6’4ND 190 4.4 3.7 5 Brandon Patrick McCormick D RL Orland Park,PAIL Location: 03/23/08 5’11 207 29 FF RL Arvada, Duluth, MN 09/13/08 5’10 157 3.2 3.9 COACHING 6 Alex ZachNicklin Palik CO 03/07/06 6’1 STAFF 203 Division: Central 30 KylinSolominsky G Stockholm, 06/21/07 6’3 6’3 199 175 3.4 3.5 7 Axel Michael D R- Avon, CT SWE HEAD03/07/06 COACH: CAMERON ROBICHAUD 31 G Lebanon, PAMN Formation 09/19/08 6’5 205 3.8 Year: 2011 8 Tobias GrahamTrieskey Clafton D L- Rosemount, 07/02/07 6’1 185 3.7 COACH: TREVOR SIMONSON 9 Jachym Prusek D L Mlada Boleslav, CZE ASST. 03/06/06 6’1 165 3.0 10 Joey Dellacroce F R Woodbridge, CT ASST. COACH: 07/29/07 168 3.8 CLAIRE5’9JENKINS-COFFMAN 15 Lucca Ori F R Gurnee, IL Head Coach: 01/11/06 5’7 188 3.1 Cody 5’11 Campbell 17 Briggs Knott L Bemidji, MN 01/13/07 176 3.9 WEDNESDAY|11:00AM|RINK 4 F THURSDAY|7:15PM|RINK 4 SATURDAY|3:45PM|RINK 4 19VS.Dane RamirezTOMAHAWKS F LVS. SHREVEPORT Pittsburgh, MUDBUGS PA 02/15/06 5’10 193 4.3 Asst. Coach: Mike Meredith GAME SCHEDULE JOHNSTOWN VS. ST. CLOUD NORSEMEN NAHL ROSTER 20 Cale Carey F L Moorhead, MN 08/28/08 5’10 181 3.7 21 Mackley Morelli F L Minot, ND 06/26/06 6’0 181 3.5 22 Philip Wiklund NAME F S R Katrineholm, SWE 09/15/07 6’1 WT 188 GPA 3.0 # PLAYER P HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 23 Jax Warren D L Brooklyn Park, MN 02/03/07 6’3 202 3.8 2 Jacob Faith DF R Savage,CO MN 03/08/07 5’11 6’3 190 228 4.6 3.9 24 Will Nolan R Denver, 03/10/06 3 Cap Priem DF RL Reading, Pheonix, AZ 05/23/07 6’1 6’0 194 190 4.2 3.0 27 Shawn Swavely PA 08/23/06 4 Alex Schwarz DF LL Dnipro, Elmhurst, IL 12/14/07 MIDDLETOWN, 6’2 191 192 NJ 3.7 LOCATION: 28 Volodymyr Naumenko UKR 08/14/08 5’11 3.5 5 Patrick McCormick D R Orland Park, IL 03/23/08 5’11 207 4.4 30 Lukas Hoglind G L Karlstad, SWE 06/28/06 6’2 EAST 184 3.0 DIVISION: 6 Ryan Zach Bodnar Palik F RL Stoney Arvada,Creek, CO ON, CAN 06/30/08 03/07/06 6’1 187 203 4.0 3.2 31 G 6’2 7 Michael Solominsky D R Avon, CT 03/07/06 6’3 199 3.4 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:172 2015 4.8 32 Charlie Mistretta G L Pittsburgh, PA 02/05/06 8 Graham Clafton D 07/02/07 6’4 6’1 210 185 3.0 3.7 38 Thomas Lahtinen D LL Rosemount, Vantaa, FIN MN 02/26/06 9 Jachym D CZE 03/06/06 6’0 6’1 186 165 3.0 3.0 76 NurislamPrusek Ziyash D LL Mlada Astana,Boleslav, KAZ 02/13/06 COACHING 10 Joey Dellacroce FF RL Woodbridge, 07/29/07 5’11 5’9 STAFF 168 3.0 3.8 88 Luca Kataja Tampere, FIN CT 10/19/06 168 15 Ori FF R IL 01/11/06 5’7 183 188 3.1 HEAD COACH: GEORGE HAVILAND 92 Lucca Mario Fate R Gurnee, Gretna, NE 06/27/07 5’6 3.9 17 Knott FF LL Bemidji, 01/13/07 5’11 176 3.0 3.9 96 Briggs Ivan Sidorov Moscow, MN RUS 04/26/06 6’2 223 ASST. COACH: ANDREY KAPRANOV 19 Ramirez FF LL Pittsburgh, 02/15/06 5’10 193 4.3 97 Dane Artyom Zhukov Minsk, BEL PA 02/03/07 6’0 165 3.0 20 Cale Carey F L Moorhead, MN 08/28/08 5’10 181 3.7 21 Mackley Morelli F L Minot, ND 06/26/06 6’0 181 3.5 22 Philip Wiklund F R Katrineholm, SWE 09/15/07 6’1 188 3.0 WEDNESDAY|1:00PM|RINK 3 D FRIDAY|11:45PM|RINK SATURDAY|10:15AM|RINK 4 23 Jax Warren L Brooklyn Park, MN 1GAME 02/03/07 6’3 202 3.8 SCHEDULE VS.Nolan ELMIRA AVIATORS DANBURYCO HAT TRICKS VS. AMARILLO 24 Will F RVS. Denver, 03/10/06 5’11WRANGLERS 190 4.6 27 Shawn Swavely F L Reading, PA 08/23/06 6’1 194 4.2 ( :Volodymyr INDICATESNaumenko PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 28 F L COMMITMENT) Dnipro, UKR 08/14/08 MIDDLETOWN, 5’11 191 NJ 3.5 LOCATION: 30 Lukas Hoglind G L Karlstad, SWE 06/28/06 6’2 184 3.0 DIVISION: 31 Ryan Bodnar G L Stoney Creek, ON, CAN 06/30/08 6’2 EAST 187 4.0 32 Charlie Mistretta G L Pittsburgh, PA 02/05/06 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:172 2015 4.8 38 Thomas Lahtinen D L Vantaa, FIN 02/26/06 6’4 210 3.0 76 Nurislam Ziyash D L Astana, KAZ 02/13/06 6’0 186 3.0 COACHING 88 Luca Kataja F L Tampere, FIN 10/19/06 5’11 STAFF 168 3.0 92 Mario Fate F R Gretna, NE 06/27/07 5’6 183 3.9 HEAD COACH: GEORGE HAVILAND 96 Ivan Sidorov F L Moscow, RUS 04/26/06 6’2 223 3.0 ASST. COACH: ANDREY KAPRANOV 97 Artyom Zhukov F L Minsk, BEL 02/03/07 6’0 165 3.0

1 Ethan Moser G - Colorado Springs, CO 02/06/07 6’1 170 4.0 5 Tanner Olsen D R Hugo, MN 09/25/07 6’3 190 4.1 6 Ryan Mileikis D L Auburn, ME 10/11/07 5’10 185 3.8 7 Max Powers-Brekke D R Apple Valley, MN 01/25/07 6’2 201 3.9 9 Liam Frier F L Montreal, QC, CAN 11/11/08 5’10 170 4.0 10 Dylan Podergois F R Huntington Beach, CA 07/27/07 5’8 165 3.9 12 Nicolas Vrtiel F L Bojnice, SVK 01/10/06 6’1 185 3.7 15 Benjamin Marcolini F L Washington, NJ 02/18/08 5’11 172 4.0 16 Jackson Shaddick F R Miramichi, NB, CAN 05/12/07 5’8 170 82% 17 Kaine Otterbacher F R Dallas, TX 12/27/07 6’2 200 3.8 18 Dominique Allard D R Sherbrooke, QC, CAN 06/18/07 5’11 170 90% 19 Carson Lynch F L Grand Blanc, MI 01/14/06 6’3 210 3.5 21 William Brauer D R Manchester, NH 02/21/06 6’1 201 3.6 22 Timur Naletov F L St. Petersburg, RUS 02/12/06 6’1 185 3.5 23 Aidan Petroff F R Natrona Heights, PA 08/29/06 6’1 194 3.7 # PLAYER PF SR Stamford, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 27 Bryce Wood NAME CT 03/07/08 6’0 WT 175 GPA 3.6 28 Edvin Ek Lulea, SWE 06/22/06 1 Ethan Moser GF L- Colorado Springs, CO 02/06/07 6’2 6’1 180 170 3.0 4.0 29 Nolan Francis G R- Hugo, North Ridgeville, OH 01/11/06 5 Tanner Olsen D MN 09/25/07 5’11 6’3 170 190 3.6 4.1 30 BrodyMileikis Levering G L- Auburn, Tampa, FL 01/05/08 6’1 181 6 Ryan D ME 10/11/07 5’10 185 3.8 37 AidanPowers-Brekke Patton Wallingford, 06/26/07 7 Max DF RL Apple Valley,CT MN 01/25/07 6’2 201 3.8 3.9 41 ThanoFrier Meimaris D Wilmington, 10/19/07 6’1 190 9 Liam F RL Montreal, QC,MA CAN 11/11/08 5’10 170 3.5 4.0 42 Dylan Lucas Podergois Smith D Grand Island, NY CA 03/25/08 10 F RL Huntington Beach, 07/27/07 6’2 5’8 192 165 4.2 3.9 55 Nicolas William Vrtiel Zygulski D Coventry,SVK CT 09/23/08 12 F L Bojnice, 01/10/06 6’0 6’1 190 185 3.3 3.7 62 Benjamin Kagen Langlois Methuen, MANJ 08/20/07 15 Marcolini F RL Washington, 02/18/08 5’10 5’11 172 3.9 4.0 64 Jackson Brayden Shaddick Scali D Chester, NYNB, CAN 05/28/09 3.7 16 F R Miramichi, 05/12/07 6’0 5’8 175 170 82% 71 Kaine Dominik White F RL Dallas, Goffstown, 11/20/07 17 Otterbacher TX NH 12/27/07 6’0 6’2 180 200 3.9 3.8 79 Dominique Ben Dias Allard Attleboro, MAQC, CAN 03/08/06 6’0 175 3.2 18 DF R Sherbrooke, 06/18/07 5’11 170 90% 86 Carson Evan Ferraro Sound Blanc, Beach,MI NY 09/30/08 19 Lynch F RL Grand 01/14/06 5’9 6’3 165 210 3.9 3.5 21 William Brauer D R Manchester, NH 02/21/06 6’1 201 3.6 22 Timur Naletov F L St. Petersburg, RUS 02/12/06 6’1 185 3.5 23 Aidan Petroff R Natrona Heights, PA 4 08/29/06 6’1 194 23.7 WEDNESDAY|1:15PM|RINK 1 F THURSDAY|11:00AM|RINK FRIDAY|12:15PM|RINK 27 VS. Bryce F R VS. Stamford, 03/07/08 6’0 JR. 175 ST. Wood CLOUD NORSEMEN HOUSTONCT BULLS VS. SPRINGFIELD BLUES3.6 28 Edvin Ek F L Lulea, SWE 06/22/06 6’2 180 3.0 29 Nolan Francis G - North Ridgeville, OH 01/11/06 5’11 170 3.6 30 Brody Levering NAME G S- Tampa, FL 01/05/08 6’1 WT 181 GPA 3.8 # PLAYER P HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 37 Aidan Patton F L Wallingford, CT 06/26/07 6’2 201 3.8 3 Thano Kean Brushaber D RL Wilmington, Midland, MI MA 03/08/07 41 Meimaris D 10/19/07 6’1 6’1 195 190 3.7 3.5 5 Lucas StevenSmith Prevendar D RL Grand Oswego, IL NY 06/02/06 42 D Island, 03/25/08 6’2 6’2 195 192 3.8 4.2 7 Nathan Walsh D L Mendon, MA 09/07/06 5’10 180 3.5 55 William Zygulski D L Coventry, CT 09/23/08 6’0 190 3.3 Location: Middletown, NJ 8 Kagen Joe Pocrnic R Methuen, Ottawa, ON, 04/15/07 6’0 175 62 Langlois FF R MACAN 08/20/07 5’10 172 3.9 3.9 9 Brayden Roman Gralak Carmel, IN 06/30/07 6’1 64 Scali DF RL Chester, NY 05/28/09 6’0 200 175 4.1 3.7 Division: East 10 Dominik Kaden Julik Blaine, MN NH 05/25/09 71 White FF LL Goffstown, 11/20/07 6’4 6’0 200 180 2.2 3.9 11 Tomas Pribyl F L Trebic, CZE 02/06/07 6’6 215 Year: 2015 79 Ben Dias F R Attleboro, MA Formation 03/08/06 6’0 175 3.2 12 Evan Josh Bostedo D Pittsburgh, PA NY 03/08/08 86 Ferraro F RL Sound Beach, 09/30/08 5’9 5’9 165 165 3.9 13 Hayden Saad F R Columbus, OH 09/08/08 6’3 190 4.5 14 Lincoln Walters F L Huntsville, AL 07/16/07 6’5 190 3.0 Head George5’10 Haviland 15 Nathan Edwards F R Spring Grove, PA Coach: 10/06/08 172 3.4 WEDNESDAY|1:15PM|RINK 1 F THURSDAY|11:00AM|RINK 4 04/23/09 FRIDAY|12:15PM|RINK 16 Jackson Nakfoor R Novi, MIAsst. Coach: 6’1 190 24.0 Andrey Kapranov VS. ST. CLOUD NORSEMEN HOUSTONRUS BULLS VS. SPRINGFIELD BLUES3.6 17 Eduard Gubeladze D L VS. Yaroslavl, 12/31/08 6’0 JR. 178 NAHL ROSTER 18 Martin Prizgintas D R Glen Ellyn, IL 07/31/08 6’4 195 3.3 19 Joshua Kitsis F L Volrico, FL 06/30/07 6’0 173 3.9 # PLAYER PF SR Dallastown, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 20 Hudson SlenkerNAME PA 10/14/06 6’4 WT 215 GPA 3.3 21 Nick Doumas Rumson, NJ 08/26/06 3 Kean Brushaber DF RL Midland, MI 03/08/07 5’10 6’1 180 195 3.1 3.7 22 TimofejPrevendar Zukovsky Oraha, CZE 03/04/07 5 Steven DF RL Oswego, IL 06/02/06 6’0 6’2 172 195 3.8 23 Gavin LaPolla New Hartford, 09/19/07 5’9 155 7 Nathan Walsh DF L Mendon, MA NY 09/07/06 5’10 180 3.4 3.5 24 JakePocrnic Jarrell D Westfield, MACAN 02/21/06 8 Joe F R Ottawa, ON, 04/15/07 6’1 6’0 185 175 3.6 3.9 25 Scala D Royersford, 10/01/08 9 Roman Gralak F RL Carmel, IN PA 06/30/07 6’2 6’1 187 200 4.5 4.1 26 Kaden Ryder O’Neil F L Blaine, Lucan, ON, 10/26/06 10 Julik MN CAN 05/25/09 6’2 6’4 195 200 4.5 2.2 27 Tomas MartinsPribyl Bartulis F L Trebic, Vorhees, NJ 09/03/08 11 CZE 02/06/07 6’1 6’6 175 215 3.5 30 Josh Simon Krcmar G L Pittsburgh, Nitra, SVK PA 01/05/07 12 Bostedo D 03/08/08 6’3 5’9 180 165 33 Hayden Andrew Saad Bely G St. Louis, MO 02/17/07 13 F RL Columbus, OH 09/08/08 6’6 6’3 215 190 4.2 4.5 14 Lincoln Walters F L Huntsville, AL 07/16/07 6’5 190 3.0 15 Nathan Edwards F R Spring Grove, PA 10/06/08 5’10 172 3.4 16 Jackson Nakfoor F R Novi, MI 04/23/09 6’1 190 4.0 17 Eduard Gubeladze D L Yaroslavl, RUS 12/31/08 6’0 178 3.6 18 Martin Prizgintas D R Glen Ellyn, IL 07/31/08 6’4 195 3.3 19 Joshua Kitsis L Volrico, FL 06/30/07 6’0 173 33.9 WEDNESDAY|1:30PM|RINK 2 F THURSDAY|4:30PM|RINK 4 FRIDAY|12:30PM|RINK 20 Hudson Slenker JETS F R VS. Dallastown, PA 10/14/06 6’4 WINGS 215 3.3 VS. JANESVILLE EL PASO RHINOS VS. ABERDEEN 21 Nick Doumas F R Rumson, NJ 08/26/06 5’10 180 3.1 22 Zukovsky F LCOMMITMENT) Oraha, CZE 03/04/07 6’0 172 ( : Timofej INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 23 Gavin LaPolla F L New Hartford, NY 09/19/07 5’9 155 3.4 24 Jake Jarrell D R Westfield, MA 02/21/06 6’1 185 3.6 25 Roman Scala D R Royersford, PA 10/01/08 6’2 187 4.5 26 Ryder O’Neil F L Lucan, ON, CAN 10/26/06 6’2 195 4.5 27 Martins Bartulis F L Vorhees, NJ 09/03/08 6’1 175 3.5 30 Simon Krcmar G L Nitra, SVK 01/05/07 6’3 180 33 Andrew Bely G L St. Louis, MO 02/17/07 6’6 215 4.2

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1 Wesley Dimodica G G Holliston, MA 03/26/07 6’0 174 3.8 2 William Tanny D D Elmhurst, IL 01/15/06 5’11 190 3.9 3 Johnny Haley F F Weymouth, MA 02/09/07 6’1 185 4.0 5 Cooper Bayer F F Blaine, MN 07/26/07 6’2 195 3.7 6 Charles Velner D D Edina, MN 07/18/06 6’3 220 3.6 7 Caleb Debruyne F F Regina, SK, CAN 04/04/07 5’9 180 3.7 8 Eddie Bergmark D D Umeå, SWE 05/12/08 6’2 181 2.8 9 Jake Kasay F F Livonia, MI 05/19/06 5’10 170 3.9 10 Max Stracar F F Syosset, NY 11/18/08 5’11 170 3.6 11 Michael Manchik F F Northbrook, IL 03/16/09 5’11 175 3.8 12 Peter Luecke D D Boston, MA 01/10/06 6’0 183 3.5 13 Benjamin Holdsworth D D Bear, DE 04/30/07 6’3 212 3.5 14 Connor Boulay F F Minot, ME 04/28/08 5’10 178 3.6 16 Oskar Edberg F F Jönköping, SWE 08/06/06 6’4 212 3.8 18 Anthony Leech D D Wellington, FL 01/05/07 6’0 180 3.7 19 Porter Bayer NAME MN 08/29/09 6’0 WT 165 GPA 2.9 # PLAYER PF SF Blaine, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 20 Zack Klaich D D Munster, IN 04/14/08 6’0 180 4.1 1 Wesley Dimodica G Holliston, MAMN 03/26/07 6’0 6’0 200 174 3.9 3.8 21 Jacob Kletti F G F Mahtomedi, 01/08/08 2 William Tanny D D D Wheaton, Elmhurst, IL IL 01/15/06 5’10 5’11 180 190 3.5 3.9 22 Joseph Beiermeister D 10/30/07 LOCATION: ODESSA, TX 3 Johnny Haley Weymouth, MA 02/09/07 5’11 6’1 190 185 3.1 4.0 23 Parker Thompson FF FF Akwesasne, NY 10/23/07 5 Cooper Bayer Blaine, 07/26/07 6’2SOUTH 195 3.0 3.7 DIVISION: 24 Tyler Hess FF FF St. LouisMN Park, MN 02/01/07 6’4 190 6 Charles D Edina, MN 07/18/06 6’3 6’3 187 220 3.5 3.6 25 Antoine Velner Demers F D F Quebec City, QC, CAN 10/16/06 FORMATION YEAR: 2011 7 Caleb Debruyne Regina, SK, 04/04/07 6’0 5’9 196 180 3.9 3.7 26 Ville Schoenborg DF DF Skövde, SWECAN 02/20/07 8 Eddie Bergmark D Umeå, SWE 05/12/08 6’5 6’2 250 181 3.2 2.8 27 Jon House F D F Brighton, MI 04/04/09 9 Jake Kasay F F Livonia, MI 05/19/06 5’10 170 3.9 COACHING STAFF 28 Matêj Kraus D D Mlada Boleslav, CZE 08/31/06 6’7 230 2.5 10 Syosset, NY CT 11/18/08 5’11 170 3.8 3.6 30 Max RyanStracar Galaski GF GF North Haven, 08/17/08 6’6 185 HEAD COACH:5’11 BRIAN175 SHERRY 11 Manchik Northbrook, IL MN 03/16/09 3.8 33 Michael Conner Roff GF GF Thief River Falls, 01/19/06 6’4 220 3.4 12 D Boston,MN MA 01/10/06 6’0 183 3.5 ASST. COACH:5’8 ERIC 170 PROGEN 34 Peter Noah Luecke Teng F D F Duluth, 04/02/06 4.0 13 Benjamin Holdsworth D D Bear, DE 04/30/07 6’3 212 3.5 55 Jeremy Sprung F F Long Island, NY 05/04/06 6’2 220 4.0 14 Connor Boulay F F Minot, ME 04/28/08 5’10 178 3.6 16 Oskar Edberg F F Jönköping, SWE 08/06/06 6’4 212 3.8 18 Anthony Leech Wellington, FL 01/05/07 6’0 180 3.7 THURSDAY|12:15PM|RINK 3 D DFRIDAY|3:00PM|RINK 2 SATURDAY|9:00AM|RINK 1 ST. CLOUD BISMARCK VS.SCHEDULE OGDEN 19 VS. Porter Bayer NORSEMEN F F VS.Blaine, MNBOBCATS GAME 08/29/09 6’0MUSTANGS 165 2.9 20 Zack Klaich D D Munster, IN 04/14/08 6’0 180 4.1 21 Jacob Kletti F F Mahtomedi, MN 01/08/08 6’0 200 3.9 # Joseph PLAYER NAME PD SD Wheaton, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT WT 22 Beiermeister IL 10/30/07 180TXGPA 3.5 LOCATION:5’10 ODESSA, 23 Akwesasne, 10/23/07 5’11 190 3.4 3.1 1 Parker KeaginThompson Wilson GF FL Hingham, MANY 10/12/06 6’1 170 DIVISION: 24 St. LouisMA Park, MN 02/01/07 6’4SOUTH 190 3.2 3.0 2 Tyler Tyler Hess Kelly FF FL Quincy, 02/21/06 5’11 177 25 Demers Quebec City, QC, CAN 10/16/06 6’3 187 3.5 FORMATION YEAR: 2011 3.8 3 Antoine Jack Taylor DF FL Framingham, MALocation: 05/23/07 5’10 190 Canton, MA 26 Schoenborg D D Skövde, SWEMI 02/20/07 5’10 6’0 190 196 3.6 3.9 4 Ville Kyle Moyer D R Marquette, 03/02/08 27 HouseTabb Brighton, MIMA 04/04/09East 6’5 170 250 3.8 3.2 Division: 5 Jon Camden FF FL Wilbraham, 05/14/07 5’8 28 Kraus D Mlada Boleslav, CZE COACHING 08/31/06 6’0 6’7 STAFF 230 3.9 2.5 8 Matêj Alec Hall F D R Plainview, NY Formation 07/14/06 175 Year: 2016 30 Galaski G North Haven, 08/17/08 6’6 185 3.8 9 Ryan Jack Mesick F G R Leesburg, VA CT 09/22/09 6’0 170 4.0 HEAD COACH: BRIAN SHERRY 33 Roff G Thief River Falls, 01/19/06 5’10 6’4 170 220 3.9 3.4 10 Conner Owen O’Rear F GL Naperville, IL MN 05/15/06 ASST. COACH:6’0 ERIC 185 PROGEN3.6 34 Teng Duluth, 04/02/06 5’8 170 4.0 11 Noah Dominic Pajkic DF FL St. ClairMN Shores, MI 01/15/08 Coach: Bryan5’9 Erikson 55 LongHarbor Island,Head NY 05/04/06 6’2 220 3.3 4.0 12 Jeremy AnthonySprung Yeager DF RF Egg Township, NJ 06/20/07 183 13 Robert Savaglio D L Centerport, NY 07/13/06 6’1 205 4.3 Asst. Coach: Darryl Locke 14 Nicholas D’Olympio Rockland, MA 06/08/07 5’10 175 3.0 THURSDAY|12:15PM|RINK 3 F RFRIDAY|3:00PM|RINK 2 SATURDAY|9:00AM|RINK 1 Asst. Coach: Frank O’Connor GAME SCHEDULE 15 VS. Braydon Hudtloff F R VS.Leesburg, VI 12/14/06 5’10 165 3.7 ST. CLOUD NORSEMEN BISMARCK BOBCATS VS. OGDEN MUSTANGS NAHL ROSTER 16 Filip Pliastos F R Fort Wayne, IN 10/05/07 5’9 180 3.7 17 Wyatt Ezman F L Middleton, WI 12/07/07 5’11 185 3.5 19 Kody Moyer NAME MI 10/19/06 5’9 WT 165 GPA 3.6 # PLAYER PF SR Marquette, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 21 Joc Bukovec F L Ljubljana, SLO 10/02/08 6’4 205 3.3 1 Keagin Wilson G Hingham, MA 10/12/06 5’11 6’1 170 170 3.6 3.4 22 Matthew Lacombe F RL Marlboro, MA 01/04/07 2 Tyler Kelly Quincy, MA IL 02/21/06 5’11 177 4.0 3.2 23 Keegan Gregory FF RL Lake Zurich, 01/19/08 6’0 195 LOCATION:5’10 OGDEN, 3 Jack D Framingham,SWE MA 05/23/07 190UT 3.4 3.8 26 Emil Taylor Szepesi F LL Stockholm, 02/26/06 6’0 190 4 Kyle D Marquette,TNMI 03/02/08 190 4.0 3.6 DIVISION:5’10 MOUNTAIN 28 Nick Moyer Bogert F RL Maryville, 07/02/07 5’9 160 5 Camden Tabb Wilbraham,ON, MACAN 05/14/07 6’0 5’8 186 170 3.1 3.8 29 Peter Koukouves DF RL Markham, 07/10/08 FORMATION YEAR: 2026 8 Alec Plainview, NY 07/14/06 6’0 6’0 187 175 3.6 3.9 30 GavinHall Weeks GF RL Goffstown, NH 08/03/08 9 Jack Mesick F R Leesburg, VA 09/22/09 6’0 170 4.0 31 Timothy Heaslip G L Lynnfield, MA 06/06/08 6’4 210 3.6 10 Naperville, 05/15/06 5’11 5’10 STAFF 170 3.6 3.9 COACHING 42 Owen LoganO’Rear Poulin FF LL Nausett, MAIL 07/21/06 190 11 Pajkic D RL Long St. Clair Shores, 01/15/08 6’0 6’0 188 185 4.1 3.6 43 Dominic Jack Montaldo D Island, NY MI 06/04/06 COACH: KENNY ORLANDO 12 Yeager D RL Plattsburgh, Egg Harbor Township, NJ HEAD 06/20/07 5’9 180 183 3.3 44 Anthony Quinn Brandell D NY 01/04/07 6’2 3.2 13 Robert Savaglio D L Centerport, NY 07/13/06 6’1 205 4.3 ASST. COACH: MARK SHROYER 14 Nicholas D’Olympio F R Rockland, MA 06/08/07 5’10 175 3.0 ASST. 12/14/06 COACH: COLIN VAN 165 VALKENBURGH 15 Braydon Hudtloff F R Leesburg, VI 5’10 3.7 16 Filip Pliastos F R Fort Wayne, IN 10/05/07 5’9 180 3.7 17 Wyatt Ezman L Middleton, WI 5’11 185 33.5 WEDNESDAY|1:45PM|RINK 4 F THURSDAY|12:30PM|RINK 2 12/07/07 FRIDAY|9:45AM|RINK VS. LONE STAR BRAHMAS RIVER BROWN VS.SCHEDULE HOUSTON 19 Kody Moyer F VS. R KENAI Marquette, MI BEARSGAME 10/19/06 5’9 BULLS 165 3.6 21 Joc Bukovec F L Ljubljana, SLO 10/02/08 6’4 205 3.3 ( :Matthew INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 22 Lacombe F RCOMMITMENT) Marlboro, MA 01/04/07 5’11 170 3.6 23 Keegan Gregory F R Lake Zurich, IL 01/19/08 195UT 4.0 LOCATION:6’0 OGDEN, 26 Emil Szepesi F L Stockholm, SWE 02/26/06 6’0 190 3.4 DIVISION: 5’9 MOUNTAIN 28 Nick Bogert F L Maryville, TN 07/02/07 160 4.0 29 Peter Koukouves D R Markham, ON, CAN 07/10/08 FORMATION6’0 YEAR:186 2026 3.1 30 Gavin Weeks G L Goffstown, NH 08/03/08 6’0 187 3.6 31 Timothy Heaslip G L Lynnfield, MA 06/06/08 6’4 210 3.6 COACHING 42 Logan Poulin F L Nausett, MA 07/21/06 5’11 STAFF 190 3.6 43 Jack Montaldo D R Long Island, NY 06/04/06 6’0 188 4.1 HEAD COACH: KENNY ORLANDO 44 Quinn Brandell D L Plattsburgh, NY 01/04/07 6’2 180 3.2

1 Cody Niesen G - Prior Lake, MN 03/05/07 5’11 170 3.5 2 Austin Lamer D L Tomahawk, WI 01/11/07 5’11 180 3.7 3 Grant Molski F L Plover, WI 05/14/08 6’0 185 3.8 4 Andrew Brees D R Livonia, MI 06/13/07 5’11 175 3.9 5 Vincent Rodriguez D L Richland, WA 03/19/07 5’11 197 3.0 6 Xander Mullens D R Fort Worth, TX 04/12/07 6’0 190 3.2 7 Joshua Pite D L Cambridge, MA 12/04/07 5’11 157 3.9 8 Lucas Goodfellow D L Dublin, OH 04/25/07 5’10 170 3.8 9 Samuel Poncak F R Presov, SLV 08/19/06 6’1 183 3.8 10 Gabriel Pankratz F L Eau Claire, WI 06/15/06 6’4 208 3.7 12 Cameron Solem F R Duluth, MN 12/14/07 5’8 163 4.0 13 Danny Kuczkowski F R Romeoville, IL 05/09/07 6’1 180 2.9 15 Bjorn Bahneman F L New Richmond, WI 01/26/07 6’1 210 2.7 16 Andrew Rivera F R Chicago, IL 07/29/08 5’9 155 3.0 17 Brayden Fuerst F R Mahtomedi, MN 03/10/08 6’0 185 3.1 18 JoeyPLAYER Anderson NAME NY 09/27/06 170 GPA 3.7 # PF SR Pawling, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’11 HT WT 19 Adam Matar F L Aurora, ON, CAN 06/12/06 6’2 190 3.4 1 Cody G Lake, MN FL 03/05/07 20 Sean Niesen Campbell D R- Prior Wesley Chapel, 05/09/07 5’11 6’0 170 180 3.5 3.4 2 Austin Lamer DF R L Tomahawk, 01/11/07 21 Nicholas Arrington Painesville, WI OH 01/23/06 5’11 5’10 180 182 3.7 3.5 3 Grant Molski F L Plover, WI 05/14/08 6’0 185 3.8 22 Jonathan Cifaldi F L Gibraltar, MI 06/25/07 6’1 185 3.4 4 Andrew DF RL Livonia, MITN 06/13/07 24 MaddoxBrees Cross Nashville, 02/23/09 5’11 5’8 175 160 3.9 3.4 5 Vincent D WA FL 03/19/07 25 CameronRodriguez Grande D LL Richland, Land O’Lakes, 08/22/06 5’11 6’5 197 215 3.0 3.5 6 Xander Mullens D Worth, TXNY 04/12/07 26 Avery Tymus D RL Fort Pleasantville, 02/02/08 6’0 6’3 190 180 3.2 3.7 7 Joshua Pite D L Cambridge, MA 12/04/07 5’11 157 3.9 27 Max Pieninkeroinen F L Uusimaa, FIN 10/09/06 6’2 209 3.5 8 Lucas DF LL Dublin, OH MI 04/25/07 28 PatrickGoodfellow Thomas Northville, 06/19/07 5’10 6’1 170 195 3.8 2.4 9 Samuel Poncak F R- Presov, SLV 08/19/06 31 Fuzz Aafedt G Edina, MN 01/26/07 6’1 6’3 183 175 3.8 2.5 10 Gabriel Pankratz F L Eau Claire, WI 06/15/06 6’4 208 3.7 33 Ben Vatis G - Phoenix, AZ 04/06/06 6’1 185 3.7 12 Cameron Solem F R Duluth, MN 12/14/07 5’8 163 4.0 13 Danny Kuczkowski F R Romeoville, IL 05/09/07 6’1 180 2.9 15 Bjorn Bahneman F L New Richmond, WI 01/26/07 6’1 210 2.7 16 Andrew Rivera F R Chicago, IL 07/29/08 5’9 155 3.0 THURSDAY|12:00PM|RINK 1 F FRIDAY|10:15AM|RINK SATURDAY|9:30AM|RINK 2 17 Brayden Fuerst R Mahtomedi, MN 4 03/10/08 6’0 185 3.1 MINNESOTA ELMIRA NY AVIATORS VS. BILLINGS5’11 CATTLE 170 PUNCHERS 18 VS. Joey AndersonMALLARDS F R VS. Pawling, 09/27/06 3.7 19 Adam Matar F L Aurora, ON, CAN 06/12/06 6’2 190 3.4 20 Sean Campbell D R Wesley Chapel, FL 05/09/07 6’0 180 3.4 # Nicholas PLAYER NAME PF SR Painesville, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT 21 Arrington OH 01/23/06 182 GPA 3.5 22 Cifaldi F R L Gibraltar, MI CT 06/25/07 2 Jonathan Gavin Burke D East Granby, 06/01/06 6’1 6’4 185 215 3.4 3.9 24 Cross F LL Nashville, 02/23/09 4 Maddox Will Youngberg D Shakopee,TN MN 02/15/07 5’8 6’0 160 190 3.4 2.8 25 Grande D L Land O’Lakes, FL 08/22/06 6’5 215 5 Cameron Kamden Albright D R Lancaster, PA Location: 09/07/07 5’10 170 3.5 1.9 Ogden, UT 26 D NY 02/02/08 7 Avery EthanTymus Tosczak D LL Pleasantville, Vista, CA 01/21/08 6’3 6’0 180 185 3.7 4.5 27 Pieninkeroinen F LL Uusimaa, FIN NJDivision: 10/09/06 6’2 Mountain 9 Max Ty Simonet D Pennsauken, 12/26/06 5’9 209 190 3.5 3.9 28 Thomas FF LL Northville, 06/19/07 6’1 195 10 Patrick Jakub Habla Bratislava, MI SVK 08/15/07 5’10 196 2.4 3.6 Year: 2026 31 GF L- Edina, MNUT Formation 01/26/07 6’3 11 Fuzz LiamAafedt Van Valkenburgh Park City, 08/02/06 5’9 175 160 2.5 2.7 33 VatisPettit G AZ MN 04/06/06 12 Ben Hudson D R- Phoenix, Detroit Lakes, 09/14/07 6’1 6’1 185 170 3.7 3.0 13 Andrew Murray F R Oneida, NY 06/27/06 6’3 195 3.3 14 Wyatt Sancibrian F L East Montpelier, 5’9 170 3.6 Head VT Coach:03/26/06 Kenny Orlando 16 Erich Jaques D R Park City, UT 01/19/06 5’11 175 3.4 Mark Shroyer 17 Wyatt Mckellar L Kitchener,Asst. ON, CANCoach: 10/18/07 6’1 190 3.8 THURSDAY|12:00PM|RINK 1 F FRIDAY|10:15AM|RINK 4 SATURDAY|9:30AM|RINK 2 19 VS. Ethan Bryant MALLARDS F L VS. Scottsdale, AZ 05/18/07 5’9 3.8 MINNESOTA ELMIRA AVIATORS VS. BILLINGS CATTLE 170 PUNCHERS Asst. Coach: Colin Van Valkenburgh NAHL ROSTER 21 Sam Gero F R Madison, NJ 07/12/07 5’10 175 3.7 22 Eli Milinkovich F R Minneapolis, MN 08/10/08 6’1 185 3.0 24 Bryce Dahl Bay, WI 05/11/06 6’0 WT 185 GPA 3.2 # PLAYER NAME PD SL Green HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 26 Dawson Anderson F R Greenville, SC 12/26/06 6’0 180 3.8 2 Gavin Burke DF R Granby, 06/01/06 27 Liam Sheward R East Gladwyne, PACT 08/19/06 6’4 6’0 215 185 3.9 3.5 4 Will Youngberg D MN 02/15/07 29 Marcus Johnson G LL Shakopee, St. Louis, MO 04/16/07 6’0 6’0 190 165 2.8 3.8 5 Kamden D 09/07/07 30 Jack Foy Albright G RL Lancaster, Clayton, NCPA 04/19/06 5’10 5’9 170 165 1.9 4.4 7 Ethan Tosczak D CA MA 01/21/08 6’0 185 31 Mark Bierwirth G LL Vista, Chelmsford, 03/20/07 5’11 170 4.5 3.7 9 Ty Simonet D 12/26/06 77 Jack Squibbs D LL Pennsauken, Park City, UT NJ 01/02/06 5’9 6’2 190 212 3.9 3.4 10 Jakub Habla F L Bratislava, SVK 08/15/07 5’10 196 3.6 91 Christian Hernandez F R Castle Pines, CO 05/06/08 5’7 150 3.8 11 Van Valkenburgh FF LL Park City,Hole, UT WY 08/02/06 5’9 160 92 Liam Max Harland Jackson 03/19/08 5’10 170 2.7 4.0 12 Pettit DF RL Detroit Lakes, MN 09/14/07 93 Hudson Mikko Brown Lappeenranta, FIN 12/03/06 6’1 6’4 170 195 3.0 3.2 13 FF R NY CO 06/27/06 94 Andrew Reuben Murray Clark R Oneida, Monument, 10/26/06 6’3 6’1 195 165 3.3 3.8 14 Wyatt Sancibrian F L East Montpelier, VT 03/26/06 5’9 170 3.6 96 Ryan Nichols F R Coatesville, PA 08/24/07 5’8 165 3.6 16 DF RL Park City, UT 01/19/06 97 Erich AidanJaques Miller Clarkston, MI 09/08/07 5’11 5’10 175 165 3.4 3.8 17 Wyatt Mckellar F L Kitchener, ON, CAN 10/18/07 6’1 190 3.8 19 Ethan Bryant F L Scottsdale, AZ 05/18/07 5’9 170 3.8 21 Sam Gero F R Madison, NJ 07/12/07 5’10 175 3.7 WEDNESDAY|3:45PM|RINK 3 F THURSDAY|3:15PM|RINK SATURDAY|9:00AM|RINK 1 22 Eli Milinkovich R Minneapolis, MN 2 08/10/08 6’1 185 3.0 PHILADELPHIA REBELS JR. BLUES VS. NEW MEXICO WOLVES3.2 24 VS. Bryce Dahl D LVS. SPRINGFIELD Green Bay, WI 05/11/06 6’0 ICE185 26 Dawson Anderson F R Greenville, SC 12/26/06 6’0 180 3.8 ( : Liam INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 27 Sheward F RCOMMITMENT) Gladwyne, PA 08/19/06 6’0 185 3.5 29 Marcus Johnson G L St. Louis, MO 04/16/07 6’0 165 3.8 30 Jack Foy G L Clayton, NC 04/19/06 5’9 165 4.4 31 Mark Bierwirth G L Chelmsford, MA 03/20/07 5’11 170 3.7 77 Jack Squibbs D L Park City, UT 01/02/06 6’2 212 3.4 91 Christian Hernandez F R Castle Pines, CO 05/06/08 5’7 150 3.8 92 Max Harland F L Jackson Hole, WY 03/19/08 5’10 170 4.0 93 Mikko Brown F L Lappeenranta, FIN 12/03/06 6’4 195 3.2 94 Reuben Clark F R Monument, CO 10/26/06 6’1 165 3.8 96 Ryan Nichols F R Coatesville, PA 08/24/07 5’8 165 3.6 97 Aidan Miller F L Clarkston, MI 09/08/07 5’10 165 3.8

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ODESSA JACKALOPES

ODESSA NORTHEAST JACKALOPES GENERALS

OGDEN MUSTANGS

ASST. COACH: MARK SHROYER ASST. COACH: COLIN VAN VALKENBURGH

HOCKEY LEAGUE

★: INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE COMMITMENT

ERS

THE LEAGUE OF OPPORTUNITY

ERSNAHL ROSTER

September 2026

Let’s Play Hockey

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NAHL ROSTERS

OGDEN MUSTANGS

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September 2026

Let’s Play Hockey

NORTH AMERICAN

★: INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE COMMITMENT

OKLAHOMA WARRIORS

PUEBLO PEPPERS

Head Coach: Eric Ballard Asst. Coach: Nic Leibold

Head Coach: Chris Wilhite Asst. Coach: David Nelson NAHL ROSTERS Asst. Coach: Austin Hoff

A LE

Location: Pueblo, CO Division: Mountain Formation Year: 2026

Location: Oklahoma City, OK Division: South Formation Year: 2022

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1 Nathan St-Pierre G - Montreal, QC, CAN 06/22/06 6’3 165 2 Max Gagnon F R Newbury, MA 06/17/07 6’0 174 4.1 3 Brayden Spain F R Willow, AK 11/10/07 5’9 179 3.8 4 Jack Dunne F R Marlboro, NJ 01/10/06 6’1 176 3.8 6 Nathaniel Pearce D R Charlotte, NC 07/27/07 6’0 179 3.8 7 Carson Steinhoff D L Shakopee, MN 07/10/07 6’0 194 3.4 8 Eli Sciborski D L Hortonville, WI 02/14/08 6’1 170 3.4 9 Easton Rooney F L Ham Lake, MN 04/03/06 6’3 183 3.4 10 Joey DeRosa F L South Elgin, IL 06/04/06 5’11 170 4.2 11 Kody Zuniga F L Wauconda, IL 03/09/08 6’0 161 3.3 12 Brock Potter D L Madison, CT 09/10/08 6’2 185 4.4 13 Issy Parsa D R San Francisco, CA 01/16/07 6’2 201 3.9 14 Nolan Beddow F L Parker, CO 09/20/08 5’9 141 3.0 15 Keaton Martin F R Leander, TX 05/14/08 6’1 185 4.0 16 Dome Szongoth D L Budapest, HUN 01/18/06 6’1 187 3.0 # PF SR Hewlett, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 17 BenPLAYER Osiashvili NAME NY 12/11/06 6’0 WT 185 GPA 3.6 18 Jakub Harvanek D L Zilina, SVK 01/18/06 6’3 203 -1 Nathan St-Pierre G - Montreal, QC, CAN 06/22/06 6’3 165 19 Radich FF R OH 06/14/07 2 Nicklas Max Gagnon R Columbus, Newbury, MA 06/17/07 6’3 6’0 205 174 3.0 4.1 20 FF R 07/10/07 203 LOCATION: 6’1 PUEBLO, 3 Jackson Brayden Hone Spain R Birmingham, Willow, AK MI 11/10/07 5’9 179CO 3.7 3.8 21 Bauer FF R 02/15/07 6’3 207 4 Adam Jack Dunne R Belmont, Marlboro,MA NJ 01/10/06 6’1 176 3.8 3.8 DIVISION: MOUNTAIN 22 Oh Pearce D 02/23/07 6 Denny Nathaniel D R R Daejeon, Charlotte,KOR NC 07/27/07 6’3 6’0 201 179 3.7 3.8 23 F LL Tulsa, OK MN 03/03/07 FORMATION5’11 YEAR:194 2026 3.7 7 Jaxson Carson Kaebel Steinhoff D Shakopee, 07/10/07 6’0 194 3.4 24 Benjamin Bertrand D L Lachute, QC, CAN 03/07/07 6’0 192 8 Eli Sciborski D L Hortonville, WI 02/14/08 6’1 170 3.4 26 DF LL New 03/02/09 9 Owen EastonKoller Rooney Ham Brighton, Lake, MNPA 04/03/06 5’10 6’3 174 183 4.4 3.4 COACHING 27 VanderRoest FF RL Traverse City,ILMI 03/03/07 6’4 STAFF 201 10 Luke Joey DeRosa South Elgin, 06/04/06 5’11 170 3.4 4.2 28 FF LL New Albany,ILOH 06/05/07 6’1 185 3.6 11 Tyler Kody Wilmoth Zuniga Wauconda, 03/09/08 6’0 161 3.3 HEAD COACH: CHRIS WILHITE 29 Olivier Laverdiere F L Quebec, QC, CAN 08/18/07 6’2 212 12 Brock Potter D L Madison, CT 09/10/08 6’2 185 4.4 ASST. COACH: DAVID NELSON 30 G TNCA 01/30/08 13 Christopher Issy Parsa Prater D R- McMinnville, San Francisco, 01/16/07 6’2 6’2 192 201 4.0 3.9 33 GF L- Gatineau, 04/24/07 183 14 Jakob Nolan Hanlan Beddow Parker, COQC, CAN 09/20/08 5’9 141HOFF 3.0 ASST. COACH:6’1 AUSTIN 15 Keaton Martin F R Leander, TX 05/14/08 6’1 185 4.0 16THURSDAY|2:45PM|RINK Dome Szongoth Budapest, HUN 1 01/18/06 6’1 187 3.0 1 D LFRIDAY|2:30PM|RINK SATURDAY|12:15PM|RINK 2 GAME 17VS.Ben OsiashviliTOMAHAWKS F VS. R BILLINGS Hewlett, NY PUNCHERS 12/11/06 6’0 PEPPERS 185 3.6 JOHNSTOWN CATTLE VS.SCHEDULE PUEBLO 18 Jakub Harvanek D L Zilina, SVK 01/18/06 6’3 203 19 Nicklas Radich F R Columbus, OH 06/14/07 6’3 205 3.0 20 Jackson Hone NAME MI 07/10/07 6’1 203COGPA 3.7 # PLAYER PF SR Birmingham, HOMETOWN D.O.B. WT LOCATION: HT PUEBLO, 21 Adam Bauer F R Belmont, MA 02/15/07 6’3 207 3.8 2 Matthew D Springs, CO 08/02/09 172 DIVISION:5’10 MOUNTAIN 22 Denny OhLeaming D RL Colorado Daejeon, KOR 02/23/07 6’3 201 4.0 3.7 3 Gavin DF LL Hull, 04/12/08 6’1 173 3.3 23 JaxsonCallahan Kaebel Tulsa,MA OK 03/03/07 5’11 194 FORMATION5’11 YEAR:181 2026 3.7 4 Edvin Persson Norén D L Jonkoping, SWE 11/25/06 -24 Benjamin Bertrand D L Lachute, QC, CAN 03/07/07 6’0 192 Location:04/01/08 Sewell, 5’9 NJ 180 5 Nash Grant D R Media, PA 3.9 26 Owen Koller D L New Brighton, PA 03/02/09 5’10 174 4.4 6 Mathew Bolduc DF R Springfield, 01/08/07 5’10 219 Division: East 5.11 COACHING 27 Luke VanderRoest R West Traverse City, MI MA 03/03/07 6’4 STAFF 201 3.7 3.4 7 Cam Wilson F R Wheeling, IL 09/09/08 165 3.5 28 Tyler Wilmoth F L New Albany, OH 06/05/07 6’1 185 3.6 HEAD COACH: CHRIS WILHITE 8 Broxton Ingle F R Superior, CO 05/10/06 6’0 181 4.4 Year: 2022 29 Olivier Laverdiere F L Quebec, QC,Formation CAN 08/18/07 6’2 212 9 Dylan Kaye Prater F R- Beecher, IL TN 12/14/07 5’11 180 2.7 ASST. COACH: DAVID NELSON 30 Christopher G McMinnville, 01/30/08 6’2 192 4.0 10 Cariveau F L- East GrandQC, Forks, 02/04/09 5’11 179 33 Hudson Jakob Hanlan G Gatineau, CANMN 04/24/07 6’1 183 4.0 ASST. COACH:5’6 AUSTIN 11 Toren Fron F L Spruce Grove, AB, CAN 07/26/06 162HOFF 3.3 Head Coach: Justin Hale 12 Zach Greenlund F R Broadlands, VA 03/01/07 6’0 189 3.7 14THURSDAY|2:45PM|RINK Justin Vlassis Ashburn,Asst. VA 05/11/07 6’0 181 3.1 1 F LFRIDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|12:15PM|RINK 2 Coach: Julian Biondo GAME 15VS.Zach Shirkey TOMAHAWKS D VS. R BILLINGS Utica,CATTLE MI PUNCHERS 05/10/09 6’2 PEPPERS 188 4.0 JOHNSTOWN VS.SCHEDULE PUEBLO NAHL ROSTER 16 Nick Beam F R Louisville, KY 06/09/07 5’10 176 3.9 17 Dylan Moran F R Mount Prospect, IL 04/19/07 6’1 190 3.0 # PF SR Downers HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT 18 ReidPLAYER Hmura NAME Grove, IL 05/07/09 167 GPA 3.0 19 F LL Chicora, 01/24/07 2 Emmet MatthewMcclaine Leaming D ColoradoPA Springs, CO 08/02/09 5’11 5’10 189 172 4.4 4.0 20 Couture F LL Northville, 07/07/09 3 Paxton Gavin Callahan D Hull, MA MI 04/12/08 5’11 6’1 191 173 3.3 3.3 21 F LL Edina, MN SWE 10/09/07 5’11 3.6 LOCATION: 4 Jake EdvinShultz Persson Norén D Jonkoping, 11/25/06 SHREVEPORT, 5’11 184 181 LA 22 Djurberg F RL Stockholm, 02/11/06 5’11 166 5 Oscar Nash Grant D Media, PA SWE 04/01/08 5’9SOUTH 180 3.9 DIVISION: 23 Conlon D Centre, NY 05/18/07 6’2 181 6 Mikey Mathew Bolduc D R R Rockville West Springfield, MA 01/08/07 5’10 219 4.1 3.7 24 Swanson DF R Springs, GA 07/21/07 6’2 FORMATION5.11 YEAR:207 2016 3.9 7 Marshall Cam Wilson R Powder Wheeling, IL 09/09/08 165 3.5 25 KrutIngle FF RL Birmingham, 02/16/08 8 Jack Broxton Superior, CO MI 05/10/06 5’9 6’0 181 181 4.4 4.4 26 Stark FF RL Palatine, IL 05/26/09 9 Sullivan Dylan Kaye Beecher, IL 12/14/07 5’11 5’11 178 180 4.0 2.7 27 Nyberg FF LL Vasterbotten, SWEMN COACHING 01/12/06 187 10 Noel Hudson Cariveau East Grand Forks, 02/04/09 5’11 5’11 STAFF 179 3.1 4.0 30 Mathieu Raymond G R Sollentuna, SWE 10/18/06 6’2.5 160 2.8 HEAD COACH: JASON “SOUPY” 11 Toren Fron F L Spruce Grove, AB, CAN 07/26/06 5’6 162 CAMPBELL 3.3 32 Lowe GF RL Harrisburg, 02/11/09 6’3 182 4.3 12 Jeremy Zach Greenlund Broadlands,PA VA 03/01/07 6’0 189 3.7 ASST.09/06/06 COACH: BRETT “SMITTY” SMITH 35 Varsa GF LL Spisska 14 Benjamin Justin Vlassis Ashburn,Nova VA Ves, SVK 05/11/07 6’3.5 6’0 198 181 3.1 GOALTENDER 15 Zach Shirkey D R Utica, MI 05/10/09 COACH: 6’2 RICH 188 PARENT 4.0 16 Nick Beam F R Louisville, KY 06/09/07 5’10 176 3.9 17 Dylan Moran R Mount Prospect, IL 1 04/19/07 6’1 190 23.0 WEDNESDAY|3:45PM|RINK 3 F THURSDAY|5:30PM|RINK FRIDAY|9:30AM|RINK SCHEDULE 18 Reid HmuraMUSTANGS F R VS. Downers IL GAME 05/07/09 5’10 SHAMROCKS 167 3.0 VS. OGDEN FAIRBANKSGrove, ICE DOGS VS. WATERTOWN 19 Emmet Mcclaine F L Chicora, PA 01/24/07 5’11 189 4.4 ( :Paxton INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 20 Couture F L COMMITMENT) Northville, MI 07/07/09 5’11 191 3.3 21 Jake Shultz F L Edina, MN 10/09/07 SHREVEPORT, 5’11 184 LA 3.6 LOCATION: 22 Oscar Djurberg F L Stockholm, SWE 02/11/06 5’11 166 DIVISION: 23 Mikey Conlon D R Rockville Centre, NY 05/18/07 6’2SOUTH 181 4.1 24 Marshall Swanson D R Powder Springs, GA 07/21/07 FORMATION6’2 YEAR:207 2016 3.9 25 Jack Krut F L Birmingham, MI 02/16/08 5’9 181 4.4 26 Sullivan Stark F L Palatine, IL 05/26/09 5’11 178 4.0 COACHING 27 Noel Nyberg F L Vasterbotten, SWE 01/12/06 5’11 STAFF 187 3.1 30 Mathieu Raymond G R Sollentuna, SWE HEAD COACH: 10/18/06 6’2.5 160 CAMPBELL 2.8 JASON “SOUPY” 32 Jeremy Lowe G L Harrisburg, PA 02/11/09 6’3 182 4.3 ASST.09/06/06 COACH: BRETT 35 Benjamin Varsa G L Spisska Nova Ves, SVK 6’3.5“SMITTY” 198 SMITH -

2 Marcus Jackson D R Lakeville, MN 06/02/06 6’2 180 3.4 3 Landen Scherber F R Monticello, MN 01/24/07 5’10 180 3.8 4 Trevor Bodie D R Saugerties, NY 10/12/07 5’10 170 4.0 5 Braydon Hunter D L Ft. Wayne, IN 03/10/07 6’2 180 2.9 6 Lucas Dahlstrom D R Cottage Grove, MN 04/28/08 6’2 180 3.8 7 Nathaniel Hart D L Nashville, TN 03/31/06 6’0 178 3.3 8 Carter Seto D R Toronto, ON, CAN 06/23/06 6’3 190 2.7 9 Evan Long D L Champlin, MN 03/05/07 5’10 165 3.7 10 Jonathon Pylypuik F L Sylvania, OH 03/25/06 6’1 173 3.0 11 Jake Spratez F L Phoenix, AZ 02/21/07 5’10 175 3.2 12 Boone Kindseth F L Missoula, MT 09/17/06 6’1 205 3.0 13 Grady Knutson F R Duluth, MN 04/04/07 6’0 173 3.5 14 Nolan Warner F L Victoria, MN 07/09/07 6’2 185 3.0 15 Michael Hennessy F R Parkland, FL 05/14/07 6’2 190 3.0 18 Jaeger Wood F R Princeton, MN 01/24/07 5’10 200 3.5 19 Drew Albrecht NAME ND 02/21/07 180 GPA 3.8 # PLAYER PF SR Fargo, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT 22 Cam Alt F L Fergus Falls, MN 07/31/06 5’9 195 3.7 2 Marcus Jackson D R Lakeville, MN 06/02/06 6’2 180 3.4 23 Jake McIntosh Indianapolis,MN IN 01/18/08 5’10 6’0 180 170 3.8 3.8 3 Landen Scherber FF RL Monticello, 01/24/07 24 CooperBodie Jacobson R Saugerties, Shakopee, MN 07/31/06 5’10 5’9 170 180 4.0 3.9 4 Trevor DF R NY 10/12/07 26 Blake Graff Boulder, 01/18/08 6’2 6’0 180 185 2.9 4.0 5 Braydon Hunter DF RL Ft. Wayne,COIN 03/10/07 27 Michael Mathison R Cottage Fargo, ND 10/24/06 5’10 180 3.8 3.8 6 Lucas Dahlstrom DF R Grove, MN 04/28/08 6’2 180 28 Mykyta Bondariev D LL Nashville, Kyiv, UKR TN 09/24/06 6’0 6’1 178 176 3.3 3.0 7 Nathaniel Hart D 03/31/06 29 Blake Schultz New London, MN 10/13/06 5’11 180 2.7 3.8 8 Carter Seto DF RL Toronto, ON, CAN 06/23/06 6’3 190 30 Max Kogler G Vienna, AUT 04/20/06 6’0 170 3.6 9 Evan Long D L Champlin, MN 03/05/07 5’10 165 3.7 31 Jonathon Zachary Stahl G Palo Alto,OH CA 07/07/08 5’11 167 3.0 3.6 10 Pylypuik F L- Sylvania, 03/25/06 6’1 173 11 Jake Spratez F L Phoenix, AZ 02/21/07 5’10 175 3.2 12 Boone Kindseth F L Missoula, MT 09/17/06 6’1 205 3.0 13 Grady Knutson F R Duluth, MN 04/04/07 6’0 173 3.5 14 Nolan Warner F L Victoria, MN 07/09/07 6’2 185 3.0 15 Michael Hennessy F R Parkland, FL 05/14/07 6’2 190 3.0 18 Jaeger Wood Princeton, MN 01/24/07 5’10 200 3.5 WEDNESDAY|4:00PM|RINK 1 F RFRIDAY|5:15PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|12:15PM|RINK 2 19VS.Drew F RVS. SHREVEPORT Fargo, ND MUDBUGS 02/21/07 5’10 WARRIORS 180 3.8 KENAIAlbrecht RIVER BROWN BEARS VS. OKLAHOMA 22 Cam Alt F L Fergus Falls, MN 07/31/06 5’9 195 3.7 23 Jake McIntosh F L Indianapolis, IN 01/18/08 6’0 170 3.8 24 Jacobson MN 07/31/06 5’9 WT 180 GPA 3.9 # Cooper PLAYER NAME PF SR Shakopee, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 26 Blake Graff F R Boulder, CO 01/18/08 6’0 185 2 Mitchell Reid D L Dayton, OH 10/02/06 6’2 190 4.0 4.2 27 Mathison FF RL Fargo, NDMO 10/24/06 3 Michael Chase Blanchard St. Louis, 05/14/08 5’10 6’0 180 175 3.8 4.5 28 Mykyta Bondariev D L Kyiv, UKR 09/24/06 6’1 176 3.0 4 Logan Pruim F R Dyer, IN 04/04/07 6’4 225 3.5 29 Blake Schultz F L New London, MN 10/13/06 5’11 180 3.8 Location: Shreveport, 5 Owen Case D L Raleigh, NC 03/07/06 6’0LA198 3.8 30 G 04/20/06 6’0 170 6 Max RemyKogler Pusateri D R- Vienna, Denver, AUT CO 11/12/06 210 3.6 4.4 South 6’4 31 Stahl G Alto, CA MEDivision: 07/07/08 7 Zachary Jack Bathe D L- Palo Scarborough, 08/21/08 5’11 6’1 167 190 3.6 3.2 8 Oliver Burgess F L Parma, OH Formation03/20/09 6’0 200 3.4 Year: 2016 9 Ryan Baert F R London, ON, CAN 05/09/07 5’9 180 3.6 12 Duke Ehrhard F L Manhattan Beach, CA 03/15/06 6’3 190 3.5 Coach: Jason “Soupy” 14 Gunner Gullstrand F L Head Houghton, MI 12/11/09 6’0Campbell 180 3.3 15 Jonah Jasser F L The Woodlands, TX 07/31/06 6’3 205 4.3 Asst. Coach: “Smitty” 16 Emerson LaRoche Maple Grove, MN 1 Brett 03/02/07 5’10 Smith 160 4.0 WEDNESDAY|4:00PM|RINK 1 F LFRIDAY|5:15PM|RINK SATURDAY|12:15PM|RINK 2 17VS. Andre Hookong D LVS. SHREVEPORT Alpharetta, GA 05/26/09 6’3 196 3.7 KENAI RIVER BROWN BEARS MUDBUGS VS. OKLAHOMA WARRIORS Goaltender Coach: Rich Parent NAHL ROSTER 21 Antoine Cormier D R Quebec City, QC, CAN 06/19/08 5’7 181 4.3 22 Diezel Wyton D L Grand Prairie, AB, CAN 07/14/08 6’1 190 4.0 23 EvanPLAYER Hoglund NAME St. Marie, MI 03/21/06 6’3 WT 185 GPA 2.7 # PF SR SaultHOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 24 William-Alexis Becancour, 10/27/07 6’2 5’8 190 180 4.2 3.7 2 Mitchell Reid Tremblay DF RL Dayton, OH QC, CAN 10/02/06 25 Eli Shulman Tucson, 08/05/07 5’10 175 4.5 3.8 3 Chase Blanchard FF LL St. Louis,AZMO 05/14/08 6’0 175 26 Jeremiah Roberts R Dyer, Colorado 05/04/07 6’4 6’0 225 160 3.5 3.3 4 Logan Pruim FF R IN Springs, CO 04/04/07 29 Markuss Saviels D L Riga, LAT 02/18/09 5’11 192 3.5 5 Owen Case D L Raleigh, NC 03/07/06 6’0 198 3.8 30 Kristers Plepis G R- Denver, Liepaja,CO LAT 09/03/08 6’4 6’5 210 195 4.4 3.0 6 Remy Pusateri D 11/12/06 31 Jack Bathe Greenwell G L- Scarborough, Fall City, WA ME 02/04/08 6’1 6’0 190 165 3.2 4.0 7 Jack D 08/21/08 35 Michael Heinke G Old Saybrook, 08/10/06 6’0 6’1 200 170 3.4 3.6 8 Oliver Burgess F L- Parma, OH CT 03/20/09 36 Sean Baert Goodman R London, Trafford, ON, PA CAN 06/20/08 5’9 6’0 180 173 3.6 3.6 9 Ryan FF R 05/09/07 37 Duke JasonEhrhard Simons Webster, NYBeach, CA 04/06/07 6’3 6’2 190 205 3.5 3.3 12 FF LL Manhattan 03/15/06 38 Gunner Chase Secriskey Portage, PAMI 06/18/08 6’0 5’8 180 160 3.3 4.0 14 Gullstrand FF LL Houghton, 12/11/09 41 Anthony Brereton F R Aberdeen, NJ 08/17/07 5’10 180 3.0 15 Jonah Jasser F L The Woodlands, TX 07/31/06 6’3 205 4.3 44 Emerson Robin Israelsson D Gronskara, SWE 03/03/06 5’10 6’2 160 203 4.0 16 LaRoche F LL Maple Grove, MN 03/02/07 17 Andre Hookong D L Alpharetta, GA 05/26/09 6’3 196 3.7 21 Antoine Cormier D R Quebec City, QC, CAN 06/19/08 5’7 181 4.3 22THURSDAY|7:15PM|RINK Diezel Wyton Grand Prairie, AB, CAN 07/14/08 6’1 190 4.0 4 D LFRIDAY|5:15PM|RINK 1 SATURDAY|11:45AM|RINK 1 23 VS.Evan HoglundWILDERNESS F R VS. Sault St. Marie, MI 03/21/06 6’3 SPUD 185KINGS2.7 MINNESOTA PUEBLO PEPPERS VS. IDAHO FALLS 24 William-Alexis Tremblay F R Becancour, QC, CAN 10/27/07 5’8 180 3.7 ( : Eli INDICATES 25 ShulmanPLAYER WITH COLLEGE F LCOMMITMENT) Tucson, AZ 08/05/07 5’10 175 3.8 26 Jeremiah Roberts F R Colorado Springs, CO 05/04/07 6’0 160 3.3 29 Markuss Saviels D L Riga, LAT 02/18/09 5’11 192 3.5 30 Kristers Plepis G - Liepaja, LAT 09/03/08 6’5 195 3.0 31 Jack Greenwell G - Fall City, WA 02/04/08 6’0 165 4.0 35 Michael Heinke G - Old Saybrook, CT 08/10/06 6’1 170 3.6 36 Sean Goodman F R Trafford, PA 06/20/08 6’0 173 3.6 37 Jason Simons F L Webster, NY 04/06/07 6’2 205 3.3 38 Chase Secriskey F L Portage, PA 06/18/08 5’8 160 4.0 41 Anthony Brereton F R Aberdeen, NJ 08/17/07 5’10 180 3.0 44 Robin Israelsson D L Gronskara, SWE 03/03/06 6’2 203 -

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WATERTOWN SHAMROCKS

Head Coach: Todd Pococke Asst. Coach: JJ Santagata

Head Coach: Casey Kirley Assoc. Head Coach: Brett Wall NAHL Asst. Coach:ROSTERS Justin Kirchhevel

Location: Springfield, IL Division: Midwest Formation Year: 1993

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1 Connor Mackenzie G - Canmore, AB, CAN 01/07/07 6’1 180 3.6 2 Joel Anderson D R Bismarck, ND 01/03/07 5’10 172 3.7 3 Bobby Gassoff F R St Louis, MO 12/06/07 6’3 195 3.0 4 Brady Anundsen D R Sobieski, WI 01/09/09 6’0 193 4.0 6 Cartyr Simonson F L Appleton, WI 07/05/08 6’0 170 3.3 7 Frankie Schmitz D L Bloomington, MN 01/04/08 6’0 175 3.9 8 Tommy Picconatto D L Maple Grove, MN 08/10/07 6’1 183 3.8 9 James Marshall F L Weymoth, MA 04/05/06 5’11 185 2.9 10 Brayden Godon F L Monrovia, MD 05/14/09 5’10 176 4.1 11 Mason Benedict F R Clarkston, MI 04/20/06 5’9 174 3.5 12 Cooper Deziel F R Grand Forks, ND 11/27/07 6’1 174 2.7 14 Brady Founds D L West Chester, PA 10/22/06 6’2 195 3.7 15 Luke Patraw F L Ramsey, MN 02/02/08 5’11 185 3.0 16 Jackson Goar D R Mesa, AZ 08/07/07 5’10 172 2.9 17 Rylan SwientonNAME IL 08/11/09 174 GPA 4.1 # PLAYER PD SL Bolingbrook, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT 19 Joey Kubas Bloomington, 03/15/06 5’11 177 3.6 3.2 1 Connor Mackenzie GF R- Canmore, AB, MN CAN 01/07/07 6’1 180 22 DeanAnderson Gasser D R R Bismarck, HasbrouckND Heights, NJ 07/19/07 5’10 5’10 172 165 3.7 3.0 2 Joel D 01/03/07 23 David Fridman R St Wappinger Falls, NY 04/08/07 6’3 6’2 195 196 3.0 3.9 3 Bobby Gassoff FF R Louis, MO 12/06/07 24 Brady Turner F R Scottsdale, AZ 03/05/07 5’10 176 3.3 LOCATION: WATERTOWN, SD 4 Brady Anundsen D R Sobieski, WI 01/09/09 6’0 193 4.0 25 SawyerSimonson Thompson Powell, OHWI 08/12/09 6’0 6’3 170 178 3.3 3.7 6 Cartyr FF LL Appleton, 07/05/08 DIVISION:6’0 CENTRAL 26 ChristianSchmitz Gallagher Fairfield, NJ MN 05/11/07 185 3.9 3.3 7 Frankie DF RL Bloomington, 01/04/08 6’0 175 30 Brady Cates G L- Maple Emo, ON, CANMN 01/31/08 165 3.7 FORMATION5’10 YEAR:183 2024 3.8 8 Tommy Picconatto D Grove, 08/10/07 6’1 35 Merik Grinaker G Fargo, ND 05/24/06 6’10 185 4.3 9 James Marshall F L Weymoth, MA 04/05/06 5’11 185 2.9 42 Brayden Gavin Wilkie McKinney, MD TX 03/25/08 5’10 6’1 176 185 4.1 4.8 10 Godon FF RL Monrovia, 05/14/09 43 Mason Vladislav Mikheev Nizhny Novgorod, RUS COACHING 07/26/07 5’9 6’0 STAFF 180 3.5 3.0 11 Benedict FF RL Clarkston, MI 04/20/06 174 HEAD COACH:6’1 CASEY174 KIRLEY 12 Cooper Deziel F R Grand Forks, ND 11/27/07 2.7 14 Brady Founds D L West Chester, PA 10/22/06 6’2 BRETT 195 WALL 3.7 ASSOC. HEAD COACH: 15 Luke Patraw F L Ramsey, MN 02/02/08 5’11 185 3.0 ASST. COACH: JUSTIN 16 Jackson Goar D R Mesa, AZ 08/07/07 5’10 KIRCHHEVEL 172 2.9 17 Rylan Swienton D L Bolingbrook, IL 08/11/09 5’10 174 4.1 19 Joey Kubas R Bloomington, MN 2 03/15/06 5’11 177 23.2 WEDNESDAY|6:45PM|RINK 1 F THURSDAY|3:15PM|RINK FRIDAY|12:15PM|RINK GAME SCHEDULE 22 Dean Gasser WINGS D R VS.Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07/19/07 5’10 MOUNTAIN 165 KINGS 3.0 VS. ABERDEEN OGDEN MUSTANGS VS. NEW HAMPSHIRE 23 David Fridman F R Wappinger Falls, NY 04/08/07 6’2 196 3.9 24 Brady Turner F R Scottsdale, AZ 03/05/07 5’10 176 SD 3.3 LOCATION: WATERTOWN, 25 Sawyer Thompson OH 08/12/09 6’3 WT 178 GPA 3.7 # PLAYER NAME PF SL Powell, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT DIVISION: CENTRAL 26 Gallagher F RL Fairfield, 05/11/07 1 Christian Carter Gardocki G Dearborn,NJMI 09/15/08 6’0 6’2 185 172 3.3 3.4 30 GF L- Emo, ON, CANNJLocation: 01/31/08 5’10 165 FORMATION YEAR:MN 2024 3.7 St. Cloud, 2 Brady Dante Cates Rodriguez Pequannock, 01/22/07 5’8 181 3.7 35 Grinaker GF L- Fargo, ND NH 05/24/06 3 Merik Jack Welby Windham, 01/07/07 6’10 5’10 185 179 4.3 4.0 42 Wilkie F RL McKinney, 03/25/08 6’1 185 Division: Central 4 Gavin Louis Vittorio D Chicago, ILTX 05/23/08 6’3 STAFF 185 4.8 4.2 COACHING 43 Vladislav Mikheev F L Nizhny Novgorod, RUS 07/26/07 6’0 180 3.0 5 Graham Clafton D L Rosemount, MN Formation 07/02/07 6’1 185 3.8 Year: 2020 HEAD COACH:6’3 CASEY194 KIRLEY 6 Kole Mears F L Elk River, MN 03/12/06 3.0 7 Luis Gerhofer D R Rosenheim, GER 05/09/08 5’10 165 ASSOC. HEAD COACH: BRETT WALL 8 Samuel Misak F L Trencin, SVK 06/25/07 5’11 183 Coach: ASST. COACH:Joe JUSTIN KIRCHHEVEL 9 Evan Hinnenkamp F R Annandale, MN Head 09/05/07 6’2Exter 190 3.0 10 Dominykas Sadauskas F L Kaunas, LTU 12/07/07 6’2 187 Nick5’10 Keppler 11 Hobey Skulstad R Robbinsdale, Asst. MN 2Coach: 07/19/07 161 23.6 WEDNESDAY|6:45PM|RINK 1 D THURSDAY|3:15PM|RINK FRIDAY|12:15PM|RINK SCHEDULE 12 Jackson Dolfi WINGS D R VS.Bloomfield Hills. MN GAME 08/29/07 5’10 MOUNTAIN 176 KINGS 3.6 VS. ABERDEEN OGDEN MUSTANGS VS. NEW HAMPSHIRE NAHL 13 DaylinROSTER Cline F R Shakopee, MN 10/05/07 5’9 154 3.5 16 Christian Garrity F R Rosemount, MN 11/25/06 6’0 170 3.4 17 Eddie Hannan NAME NH 11/22/06 6’3 WT 218 GPA 4.0 # PLAYER PD SL Stratham, HOMETOWN D.O.B. HT 19 Ryan Saginaw Coraopolis,MIPA 04/10/06 6’2 6’0 172 176 3.4 3.7 1 Carter Gardocki GF RL Dearborn, 09/15/08 20 Grady Bautch Blaine, MN NJ 12/05/08 5’11 170 3.7 3.5 2 Dante Rodriguez FF LL Pequannock, 01/22/07 5’8 181 21 Owen Verness D R St. Michael, MN 07/15/09 5’10 155 3.0 3 Jack Welby F L Windham, NH 01/07/07 5’10 179 4.0 22 DeizelVittorio Cariera D RL Chicago, Waterford, 09/12/07 BROOKFIELD, 6’1 185 179 WI 3.0 LOCATION: 4 Louis D IL MI 05/23/08 6’3 4.2 24 Nicco Piazza Cleveland, OH 06/10/09 5’10 170 3.8 3.9 5 Graham Clafton DF LL Rosemount, MN 07/02/07 6’1 185 DIVISION:6’2 MIDWEST 25 Brandon Rodenwald Buffalo, 03/20/08 205 3.0 4.0 6 Kole Mears FF LL Elk River,MN MN 03/12/06 6’3 194 26 Blake Dosan F L Bloomington, MN 08/10/08 6’4 205 FORMATION YEAR: 2022 7 Luis Gerhofer D R Rosenheim, GER 05/09/08 5’10 165 4.2 27 Easton Kennedy Detroit Lakes, 12/14/07 5’11 5’11 183 190 3.9 8 Samuel Misak FF LL Trencin, SVK MN 06/25/07 28 Ian Dwyer D R Minocqua, WI 10/01/08 6’1 165 3.4 9 Evan Hinnenkamp F R Annandale, MN 09/05/07 6’2 STAFF 190 3.0 COACHING 29 Charlie Weaver F R Los Angeles, CA 03/19/07 6’0 181 3.5 10 Dominykas Sadauskas F L Kaunas, LTU 12/07/07 6’2 187 33 Hobey Mark Pych D RL Robbinsdale, West Milford, MN NJ 01/18/07 5’10 161 177 3.7 HEAD COACH: ANDREW HOWARD 11 Skulstad D 07/19/07 5’10 3.6 34 Jackson Kruz Sauer Maple Grove, MNMN 06/12/08 5’10 5’10 176 165 3.6 4.0 12 Dolfi DF RL Bloomfield Hills. 08/29/07 ASST. COACH: ANTHONY 35 Daylin WesleyCline Jefferson-Swint II G Walled Lake, MI 07/23/07 6’1 154 175ROHDE 3.4 13 F RL Shakopee, MN 10/05/07 5’9 3.5 ASST. COACH: GRAYDON 16 Christian Garrity F R Rosemount, MN 11/25/06 6’0 170 SKOK 3.4 17 Eddie Hannan D L Stratham, NH 11/22/06 6’3 218 4.0 19 Ryan Saginaw R Coraopolis, PA 6’0 176 3.7 WEDNESDAY|1:15PM|RINK 1 F THURSDAY|12:15PM|RINK 3 04/10/06 SATURDAY|3:45PM|RINK 4 SCHEDULE 20NEW Grady BautchMOUNTAIN KINGS F VS. L NEW Blaine, MNICE WOLVESGAME 12/05/08 5’11WILDERNESS 170 3.5 VS. HAMPSHIRE MEXICO VS. MINNESOTA 21 Owen Verness D R St. Michael, MN 07/15/09 5’10 155 3.0 ( :Deizel INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 22 Cariera D R COMMITMENT) Waterford, MI 09/12/07 6’1 179 WI 3.0 LOCATION: BROOKFIELD, 24 Nicco Piazza F L Cleveland, OH 06/10/09 5’10 170 3.9 DIVISION:6’2 MIDWEST 25 Brandon Rodenwald F L Buffalo, MN 03/20/08 205 4.0 26 Blake Dosan F L Bloomington, MN 08/10/08 FORMATION6’4 YEAR:205 2022 4.2 27 Easton Kennedy F L Detroit Lakes, MN 12/14/07 5’11 190 3.9 28 Ian Dwyer D R Minocqua, WI 10/01/08 6’1 165 3.4 COACHING 29 Charlie Weaver F R Los Angeles, CA 03/19/07 6’0 STAFF 181 3.5 33 Mark Pych D L West Milford, NJ 01/18/07 5’10 177 3.7 HEAD COACH: ANDREW HOWARD 34 Kruz Sauer F L Maple Grove, MN 06/12/08 5’10 165 4.0 ASST. COACH: ANTHONY 35 Wesley Jefferson-Swint II G L Walled Lake, MI 07/23/07 6’1 175ROHDE 3.4

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WISCONSIN WINDIGO

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G L Greenwood Village, CO 08/03/07 5’10 170 3.9 1 Mason Gudridge D R St. Paul, MN 02/17/09 6’2 185 3.2 2 Waylon Black D L Glen Ellyn, IL 07/24/07 6’5 196 3.5 3 Andrew Smulkstys D R Maple Grove, MN 06/06/07 6’2 193 3.7 4 Henry Miller D L Hibbing, MN 10/22/07 5’11 192 3.5 6 Ethan Sundvall D R Chicago, IL 09/22/06 6’3 202 4.2 7 Justin Bartley D R Rochester, MN 07/01/06 5’9 174 2.6 8 Brody Josselyn F L Hartland, MI 02/07/08 6’1 195 3.4 9 Jake Pietila F R Sartell, MN 08/29/06 6’2 203 3.5 10 Shaun Paulson F R Shoreview, MN 04/30/06 5’10 175 3.8 11 Justin Obrochta F L Hermantown, MN 01/25/09 6’1 180 2.8 12 Beau Christy D L Davenport, IA 01/13/07 6’0 190 3.5 13 Gabriel Simpson F L Virginia, MN 08/08/07 6’3 196 3.4 14 Grady Dimberio F L Hokkaido, JPN 05/11/06 5’9 165 3.5 15 Ryota Seki MN 06/01/07 175 GPA 17 Haataja NAME 4.0 # Anton PLAYER PF SL Cokato, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT D LVA Village, CO 08/03/07 03/14/08 5’10 6’1 170 180 3.9 19 3.2 G RL Riga, Greenwood 1 Tomass Mason Erdmanis-Hermanis Gudridge F RL Chicago, IL 03/04/07 6’2 5’8 185 184 3.2 20 2.9 D St. Paul, MN 02/17/09 2 Nathen Waylon Jastrzebski Black F LL Apple Valley, 05/27/06 6’5 6’2 196 192 3.5 21 3.2 D Glen Ellyn, IL MN 07/24/07 3 Jordan AndrewBrothers Smulkstys Sam Lenzi F R Crystal Lake, IL 01/08/08 6’2 175 22 3.9 D R Maple Grove, MN 06/06/07 6’2 193 3.7 4 Henry Miller Paulo III F LL Elmhurst, IL 06/18/07 5’11 5’10 192 170 3.5 24 3.7 D Hibbing, MN 10/22/07 6 Carmen Ethan Sundvall Danilovs F R LVAIL 06/16/08 6’3 6’0 202 180 4.2 25 3.2 D R Riga, Chicago, 09/22/06 7 Davids Justin Bartley F R 01/26/07 5’11 180 2.6 26 3.5 D R Excelsior, Rochester,MN MN 07/01/06 5’9 174 8 Owen Brody Chartier Josselyn Vincent Curasi F L Brookfield, WI 11/26/06 6’2 205 29 3.8 F L Hartland, MI 02/07/08 6’1 195 3.4 9 Jake Pietila GF RL Canton, MA 09/08/06 6’2 6’2 203 197 3.5 31 3.0 Sartell, MN 08/29/06 10 Colin ShaunDavis Paulson Chartier FF R 04/08/09 5’10 5’11 175 175 3.8 32 3.8 R Excelsior, Shoreview,MN MN 04/30/06 11 Boone Justin Obrochta Davis GF LL Glenwood Springs, 04/18/07 6’1 6’1 180 178 2.8 33 3.8 Hermantown, MN CO 01/25/09 12 Catcher Beau Christy Camden Nimmer F R Ashburn, VA 04/21/08 5’10 175 34 3.8 D L Davenport, IA 01/13/07 6’0 190 3.5 13 Gabriel Simpson FF LL Zagreb, 05/28/08 6’3 6’9 196 244 3.4 40 4.0 Virginia,CRO MN 08/08/07 14 Jakov GradyMatijevic Dimberio F L Hokkaido, JPN 05/11/06 5’9 165 3.5 15 Ryota Seki F L Cokato, MN 06/01/07 5’10 175 4.0 17 Anton Haataja Tomass Erdmanis-Hermanis3 D RFRIDAY|9:30AM|RINK Riga, LVA 03/14/08 6’1 180 3.2 19 WEDNESDAY|6:30PM|RINK 2 SATURDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 Nathen Jastrzebski F LVS. PHILADELPHIA Chicago, IL REBELS 03/04/07 20 VS. WISCONSIN WINDIGO VS. CORPUS5’8 CHRISTI184 ICERAYS2.9 F L Apple Valley, MN 05/27/06 6’2 192 3.2 21 Jordan Brothers F R Crystal Lake, IL 01/08/08 6’2 175 3.9 22 Sam Lenzi Paulo III IL 06/18/07 170 GPA 24 Carmen 3.7 # PLAYER NAME PF SL Elmhurst, HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT DavidsSparacino Danilovs Riga, LVA WI 06/16/08 25 2 Drew DF RL Wauwatosa, 08/09/06 6’0 5’7 180 165 3.2 3.5 Owen Chartier Excelsior, MN 01/26/07 26 4 Aiden Hickok FF RL Anchorage, AK 02/01/06 5’11 6’0WI180 217 3.5 3.2 Location: Brookfield, Vincent Curasi Brookfield, 11/26/06 29 5 Braeden Hart DF LL Neenah, WIWI 04/02/08 6’2 5’9 205 183 3.8 4.0 ColinBroadhead Davis G LL St. Canton, 09/08/06 6’2 197 31 Midwest 6 Luke D Louis,MA MO Division: 04/12/08 5’10 182 3.0 3.8 Boone Chartier F R Excelsior, MN 04/08/09 5’11 175 32 3.8 7 Brayden Severin F L Superior, WIFormation 06/01/07 5’11 194 4.1 Year: 2022 Catcher Davis G L Glenwood Springs, CO 04/18/07 6’1 178 33 3.8 8 Hunter Friedrich D R Chanhassen, MN 04/11/06 6’0 180 3.7 Camden Nimmer R Fond Ashburn, VA WI 04/21/08 34 9 Gabe Braun FF R du Lac, 01/13/07 5’10 5’11 175 182 3.8 3.5 JakovZimbalati Matijevic Zagreb, CRO 05/28/08 6’9 244 40 Jona 10 DF RL Trenton, MI 08/18/08 5’10 160 4.0 3.3 Head Andrew Howard 11 Quirin Nitzsche F L Augsburg, GER Coach:09/11/06 6’4 185 3.6 12 Daniel Greenbaum F R Orange, CA 01/03/09 5’7 171 4.3 Asst. Anthony Rohde 13 Eric Palmer Farmington Hills,Coach: MI2 06/25/06 5’9 164 3.1 WEDNESDAY|6:30PM|RINK 3 F LFRIDAY|9:30AM|RINK SATURDAY|2:30PM|RINK 1 14 Brady Bates WINDIGO F LVS. PHILADELPHIA St. Louis, MO 04/11/08 6’1 198 VS. WISCONSIN REBELS VS. CORPUS CHRISTI ICERAYS3.6 Asst. Coach: Graydon Skok NAHL ROSTER 15 Torii Schmidt F L Wayzata, MN 03/24/07 5’10 192 3.9 16 Kale Bergante F R Naperville, IL 10/09/07 5’10 172 3.6 17 Brakse NAME LVA 08/17/09 163 GPA 8.5 # EmilsPLAYER PF SL Riga,HOMETOWN D.O.B. 5’10 HT WT 18 F LL Riga, LVA WI 02/23/07 5’10 155 3.5 2 Artis DrewSkrebels Sparacino D Wauwatosa, 08/09/06 5’7 165 19 Hickok FF LL Anchorage, 07/22/09 6’0 6’4 217 217 3.2 3.2 4 Easton Aiden Hickok Anchorage, AK AK 02/01/06 20 F LL Crystal 04/25/09 5’9 5’6 183 150 4.0 3.1 5 Renner BraedenStravroplos Hart D Neenah,Lake, WI IL 04/02/08 21 Fellman F RL Lake Worth, 06/20/07 5’10 5’7 182 170 3.8 4.0 6 Tommy Luke Broadhead D St. Louis, MOFL 04/12/08 22 FF RL Park Ridge, 12/18/06 5’11 5’9 194 167 4.1 3.9 7 Joshua BraydenSardo Severin Superior, WIIL 06/01/07 23 Templeton D 09/08/07 6’0 6’3 180 202 3.7 3.6 8 Jack Hunter Friedrich D R R Wauwatosa, Chanhassen,WI MN 04/11/06 24 Jordan Stange D R Fort Worth, TX 09/25/08 6’0 203 4.2 9 Gabe Braun F R Fond du Lac, WI 01/13/07 5’11 182 3.5 25 F RL Aspen, 03/12/09 5’10 6’6 160 240 3.3 3.6 10 Axel JonaGleasman Zimbalati D Trenton,CO MI 08/18/08 26 Sumner DF LL Maple Valley, 07/03/07 6’4 6’4 185 195 3.6 3.4 11 Will Quirin Nitzsche Augsburg, GERWA 09/11/06 27 Sjostedt FF RL Skelleftea, 03/22/07 5’7 6’2 171 198 4.3 3.2 12 Olle Daniel Greenbaum Orange, CA SWE 01/03/09 28 Nikolas Ferry D R Los Angeles, CA 04/20/09 6’0 196 3.5 13 Eric Palmer F L Farmington Hills, MI 06/25/06 5’9 164 3.1 29 Hillig FF LL Sussex, 10/08/09 6’1 5’8 198 165 3.6 3.5 14 Archer Brady Bates St. Louis,WIMO 04/11/08 31 Byers GF LL Chicago, 05/18/07 5’10 5’8 192 148 3.9 3.7 15 Harry Torii Schmidt Wayzata, IL MN 03/24/07 33 Quinn GF RL Portsmouth, 10/21/06 5’10 6’3 172 180 3.6 3.7 16 Luke Kale Bergante Naperville, ILNH 10/09/07 17 Emils Brakse F L Riga, LVA 08/17/09 5’10 163 8.5 18 Artis Skrebels L Riga, LVA 02/23/07 5’10 155 WEDNESDAY|6:30PM|RINK 3 F THURSDAY|3:00PM|RINK 3 SATURDAY|5:15PM|RINK 119VS.Easton HickokSHAMROCKS F L VS. Anchorage, 07/22/09 6’4 BRUINS 217 3.2 WATERTOWN DANBURY HATAK TRICKS VS. AUSTIN 20 Renner Stravroplos F L Crystal Lake, IL 04/25/09 5’6 150 3.1 ( : Tommy INDICATES PLAYER WITH COLLEGE 21 Fellman F RCOMMITMENT) Lake Worth, FL 06/20/07 5’7 170 4.0 22 Joshua Sardo F R Park Ridge, IL 12/18/06 5’9 167 3.9 23 Jack Templeton D R Wauwatosa, WI 09/08/07 6’3 202 3.6 24 Jordan Stange D R Fort Worth, TX 09/25/08 6’0 203 4.2 25 Axel Gleasman F L Aspen, CO 03/12/09 6’6 240 3.6 26 Will Sumner D L Maple Valley, WA 07/03/07 6’4 195 3.4 27 Olle Sjostedt F L Skelleftea, SWE 03/22/07 6’2 198 3.2 28 Nikolas Ferry D R Los Angeles, CA 04/20/09 6’0 196 3.5 29 Archer Hillig F L Sussex, WI 10/08/09 5’8 165 3.5 31 Harry Byers G L Chicago, IL 05/18/07 5’8 148 3.7 33 Luke Quinn G L Portsmouth, NH 10/21/06 6’3 180 3.7

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UNITED STATES NTDP Location: Plymouth, MI Formation Year: 1996

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Current and former NAHL players selected in ( ( every round of 2026 NHL Draft

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Nine players with North American Hockey League (NAHL) ties were selected in the 2026 NHL Draft, which was held at the KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York from June 26-27, 2026. For the 2025-26 season, the League of Opportunity had two players drafted in the annual 2026 NHL Draft. Playing a full season for the New Hampshire Mountain Kings, Mikhail Cherepanov was taken in the seventh round, 219th overall, by the Dallas Stars. The 6-foot-2 defenseman from Russia was dominant from the blue line, earning recognition as a young ‘08 player in the League of Opportunity. Cherepanov is etching his name in NAHL record books as the first full-season skater to be drafted directly from the NAHL since 2018. This season, the blueliner laced up for 56 games with the Mountain Kings. He scored five goals and made 26 assists in his rookie season. His 31 points on the year were one of the highest amongst rookie skaters, earning him a spot on the 2025-26 All-Rookie Team. In addition, Cherepanov was selected as a Top Prospect on the Selects White roster at the 2026 Top Prospects Tournament. His work on the ice helped the Selects White defeat the USNTDP on day one of the annual event. In addition to earning awards, Cherepanov secured a Division I commitment to Lake Superior State University during his year with New Hampshire.

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Head coach of the New Hampshire Mountain Kings, Cam Robichaud, dives into detail on why Cherepanov is deserving of being drafted. “As an organization, we are ecstatic for Misha and his family. He’s a young player who came into the league and had a worker’s mentality. He transitioned from the midget level to the North American Hockey League in full stride. He had an opportunity at the halfway point of the season to kind of take over as our top-pairing defender on the left side, and he took it and ran with it from a production, physicality, and maturity standpoint. I think the North American Hockey League helped prepare him to become a more well-rounded, more mature player, and he is obviously seeing dividends from that, being drafted as a 2008 birth year player with two years of eligibility left. To see his name called to a program as prominent as the Dallas Stars, we as an organization are super happy and excited for him. We wish him the best moving forward, and we’re looking forward to where the future takes him.” Also taken in the seventh round of the NHL Draft and coming from the same hometown of Yekaterinburg, Russia, Artem Prima from the Minot Minotauros was drafted 211th overall by the Utah Mammoths. The ‘08 forward played with the Tauros for the first-half of the 202526 season. The 6-foot lefty played in

28 contests, tallying eight goals and 18 assists for Minot. The 18-year-old averaged nearly a point per game during his time in the Central Division, recording 26 points for the Tauros. In addition, he scored a game-winning goal and power-play tally during his time with Minot. Head coach of the Minot Minotauros, Cody Campbell, went into detail on why the town of Minot is thrilled for Prima. “The entire Minot Minotauros organization, fan base, and community is thrilled about Artem being selected in the NHL Draft today. We could not be happier that Artem’s effort and play are being rewarded by being drafted today. As an organization, we are proud to have played a role in his development process as a player and maturation as a young man. We wish him nothing but the best as he continues to pursue his goal of playing in the National Hockey League.” Seven more players with NAHL ties were taken in the 2026 NHL Draft. Starting things off on Friday night and drafted in the first round, former Bismarck Bobcat Chase Reid, was taken seventh overall by the Seattle Kraken. The 18-yearold from Michigan has become one of the top prospects for the 2026 NHL Draft thanks to his work from the blue line. The former Bobcat ranks second overall in the NHL Central Scouting Final Rankings. He played with Bismarck last sea-

son in 18 games, tallying six goals and six assists. His dominance from the blue line continued in the OHL with the Soo Greyhounds. This year, Reid earned the honor of representing the United States at the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship. His ability as a two-way defenseman was evident at the annual event, as the blueliner recorded four points, scoring two goals and making two assists as the youngest member of Team USA. Head coach of the Bismarck Bobcats, Garrett Roth, dived into detail on why Reid is deserving of this opportunity. “Chase has continued to stay humble, work hard and be where his feet are. He came to Bismarck wanting to get better and prove himself. He did that with a great attitude and a confidence that 16 year olds don’t often possess. What he has accomplished is a testament to his faith and will to battle through adversity and whatever life throws at you. In sports, he is a true inspiration for players that are not on the fast track but can still achieve their dreams.” Moving into the second round, former St. Cloud Norsemen Timofei Runtso was taken 57th overall by the Montreal Canadiens. Runtso was projected as a potential second-round pick, and the

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Sean Skahan offers tips on building and maintaining strength during the season

Skahan: “There is a point where the volume of strength and conditioning needs to scale back during the hockey season. I dont necessarily think that lower body strength training needs to stop or decrease in comparison to other areas in the body. However, during the season, strength training should be lowered. For example, you may do 3-4 sessions during the off/season or pre/season. In/Season should be 2 workouts per week. Allowing for proper recovery time before the next game. Lower body strength training should always be included.”

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The clanging of lockers opening and closing in school hallways marks the end of summer and the start of fall. For hockey players, it means summer fun has turned into fall focus as tryouts loom and kids prepare for the upcoming season. Let’s Play Hockey talked with former NHL Strength and Conditioning Coach Sean Skahan on some tips to not just build, but maintain strength throughout the season. Skahan is the former strength and conditioning coach for the Anaheim Ducks and the Minnesota Wild. He helped the Ducks to a Stanley Cup title in 2007. Skahan now operates at two facilities in the metro – Woodbury and Ham Lake. Here is our Q and A with Sean: LPH: With tryouts looming, what should be some areas of focus when it comes to strength and conditioning?

Skahan: “With tryouts coming, strength and conditioning should be aimed at peaking for power and strength. For power, the emphasis should be on being as explosive as possible which can help with acceleration on the ice. Total body strength should also be at the best you can possibly be. This is for being able to be the strongest player that you can be with the season coming up. Strength is important for being able to withstand collisions and also be able to be forceful in collisions you initiate. Conditioning should be primarily on the ice at this time. More sessions with reps with purpose and attention to detail.”

LPH: Herb Brooks once said the legs feed the wolf. From a conditioning standpoint, what should a player be doing now to prepare for the rigors of the regular season?

Building and maintaining strength is key to being able to withstand collisions and to be forceful in collisions a player initiates, says former NHL Strength and Conditiong Coach Sean Skahan. LPH: Obviously lower body strength is essential, but what are some exercises young players should be doing to build core and upper body strength.

Skahan: “Yes, lower body strength is essential. However, the upper body and core areas are equally important. I think every young player should be performing strict pull ups. More importantly, they should be able to perform them. I believe that the ability to do pull ups properly is an indication that players have strong, healthy shoulders. Once they can do them, they should never lose the ability to do them. The same thing with the Push Up. Push Ups need to be done with proper form and it is an exercise that not many can do properly. Think plank position, belly button pulled through your spine, and flat back. Unfortunately, this

is the time of year when teams may be performing Push Ups and the reality is that they aren’t doing them correctly. What is great about those 2 exercises is that there is optimal “core” demand. For specific exercises for the Core, we stay away from traditional crunches and sit ups. The Hip Flexors are getting plenty of work with skating and we dont want to overdo it with those muscles. Our Core program is based on planks, side planks and anti- extension exercises such such as push up walk outs, roll outs, and fall aways.” LPH: Speaking of lower body, at what point should a player scale back on lower body strength training since they will be on the ice a lot more once the season begins.

“Always be strength training. There is absolutely no reason at all to not continue to get stronger. Why put it in all the work up to this time of year and then stop? To me, it is the best way to get injured and not play up to full capability. That being said, continue what you are doing but decrease the number of sessions. Total body strength training twice per week, off-ice sprints twice per week. Let the practices and games handle the conditioning component.” LPH: What are 5 go-to dryland exercises a player can do to best prepare for tryouts and the upcoming season? 1- 1-Leg Squat 2- Pull Up 3- 1-Leg Straight Leg Deadlift 4- Incline Press 5- Trap Bar Jump For videos on the proper technique for the above exercises go to: https:// letsplayhockey.com/as-tryouts-loomsome-quick-tips-to-prepare-for-the-season/

PLAY FOR PATRICK STATISTICS Patrick Schoonover Foundation FROM AUGUST 2015 TO MAY 2026, THE PATRICK SCHOONOVER HEART FOUNDATION CONDUCTED 44 PLAY FOR PATRICK HEART donates lifesaving AEDs SCREENS, SCREENED 7,802 KIDS, FOUND 558 WITH ELEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE (WITH REPEATED CHECK), 418 WITH ABNORMAL ELECTRIto area hockey rinks CAL OR STRUCTURAL HEART DEFECTS, TAUGHT 6,886 KIDS & ADULTS

The Patrick Schoonover Heart Foundation announced today a statewide effort to make Minnesota hockey arenas Heart Safe by donating FREE Lifepak CR2 WiFi enabled automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and three years of service and maintenance to rinks that do not currently have a working or up to date device. This initiative, part of the Play For Patrick Heart Safe Arenas Project, aims to ensure that every player, coach, official, and spectator has immediate access to lifesaving equipment in the event of sudden cardiac arrest. The project honors Patrick Schoonover, a 14-year-old Eastview hockey player who tragically suffered sudden cardiac arrest on November 14, 2014, at the Brainerd Arena during the Blue Ox Bantam AA tournament. Moments after scoring his first Bantam AA goal, Patrick collapsed on the ice. The medical examiner later found he had two undiagnosed heart defects. In the wake of their loss, the Schoonover family created the Patrick Schoonover Heart Foundation to prevent other families from experiencing the same heartbreak. Through its Play For Patrick program, the foundation provides free heart screenings for youth ages 13–24,

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teaches hands only CPR and AED awareness, and donates AEDs to schools and communities across Minnesota.“ “Patrick was always a protector. Placing AEDs, especially in hockey rinks throughout the state, helps us feel Patrick is still doing so,” the Schoonover family shared. Beginning in September, the Schoonover’s will personally deliver AEDs to arenas across Minnesota. This marks the first phase of a long-term effort to ensure every hockey facility in the state is equipped to respond to cardiac emergencies. The foundation encourages coaches, players, parents, and rink staff to learn hands only CPR and AED awareness—simple skills that dramatically increase survival rates. “Making arenas Heart Safe is something every community can rally behind,” said Mike Schoonover, Director of the Patrick Schoonover Heart Foundation. “An AED and a few minutes of training can be the difference between life and death.”

PLAY FOR PATRICK HEART SAFE ARENAS — PHASE ONE RECIPIENTS The following Minnesota hockey arenas will receive a Lifepak CR2 WiFi-enabled AED and three years of service and maintenance: Arena Name City / Location Bud King Ice Arena Winona, MN Cardin Hunt Arena Red Lake Falls, MN Champlin Ice Forum Champlin, MN Cottage Grove Ice Arena Cottage Grove, MN Delano Area Sports Arena Delano, MN First National Arena Bemidji, MN Fogerty Arena Blaine, MN Furniture and Things Community Event Center Elk River, MN Graham Arena Complex Rochester, MN Minnesota Made Ice Center Valley View Edina, MN Moose Sherritt Arena Monticello, MN NorthStar Ford Arena Hermantown, MN Nymore Gardens Bemidji, MN Pine City Civic Center Pine City, MN Polar Arena North St. Paul, MN Red Baron Arena and Expo Marshall, MN Redwood Area Community Center Redwood Falls, MN Sanford Health Rink Bemidji, MN Shattuck St. Mary’s – The Putrah Sports Complex Faribault, MN St. Croix Valley Recreation Center Stillwater, MN Tartan Arena Oakdale, MN TruStone Center Rogers, MN Veterans Memorial Arena West Fargo, ND Warroad Memorial Arena Warroad, MN

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One thing athletes forget when it comes to being a college hockey player

by PAUL ANTONENKO

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Over the years, I have had the privilege of coaching outstanding athletes throughout Minnesota in the Minnesota Hockey High Performance Program, boys high school hockey, and girls high school hockey. One of the most rewarding parts of coaching is talking with young players who dream of playing college hockey. Today, reaching that goal is more competitive than ever. Between roster limitations, evolving eligibility rules, an increasingly global recruiting landscape, and the sheer number of talented athletes pursuing college opportunities, earning and keeping a collegiate roster spot has never been more challenging. When I talk with eighth, ninth, and tenth grade athletes about what it takes to play at the next level, the answers are usually exactly what you would expect. Players tell me they need to become stronger skaters, better puck handlers, and more accurate shooters. They talk about hockey IQ, confidence, competitiveness, leadership, and being great teammates. Goalies discuss positioning, rebound control, and making the second and third save. They mention physical development, mental toughness, and having a positive impact in the locker room. The list goes on and on. Then I ask a simple question: “What else?” Eventually, most players run out of answers. And almost every time, one critical factor is missing from the list. Their parents usually get it immediately. Grades. Her academic record expanded her opportunities rather than limiting them, and ultimately, she earned the opportunity to play college hockey at Harvard. Was that opportunity created solely because of her grades? Of course not. She earned it through years of dedication, sacrifice, and excellence both on

and off the ice. But her story serves as an important reminder. Being a great hockey player opened the door. Being a great student helped ensure that the door remained open. And that lesson applies far beyond the Ivy League. Whether a player’s goal is Division I, Division III, ACHA, junior hockey, or simply attending a great college, academic performance matters. Admission is only the beginning. We spend countless hours and significant resources developing athletes physically, emotionally, and mentally. We invest in skill development, strength training, camps, private lessons, video analysis, and travel. Yet one of the most important factors in determining whether a player can compete at the collegiate level is often treated as an afterthought. The reality is simple: before a college coach can place your name on a roster, the institution must first be willing to ad-

mit you. Athletic talent may help create opportunities, but academic performance often determines which opportunities are actually available. Strong grades expand options. Weak grades can significantly limit them. I was reminded of this through one of the players I had the opportunity to coach several years ago. She was an exceptional hockey player. She was talented, competitive, coachable, and a tremendous teammate. She worked hard, loved the game, and possessed many of the qualities coaches look for in prospective student-athletes. But what truly set her apart was that she approached the classroom with the same commitment she brought to the rink. She excelled academically. Once on campus, student-athletes must continue meeting academic standards in order to remain eligible to compete. The discipline, responsibility, and

time management required to succeed in the classroom are many of the same qualities that help athletes succeed in their sport. As another school year begins, especially for students entering ninth and tenth grade, this is an important reminder. The habits established during these years can have a lasting impact on future opportunities. Every player should continue working to become a better skater, a better shooter, a better teammate, and a better competitor. Those skills matter. But so do report cards. The dream of playing college hockey is built on far more than what happens at the rink. Success requires commitment in the classroom, dedication at home, and discipline every day. For parents, coaches, and mentors, perhaps one of the most valuable things we can do is remind young athletes that education is not separate from their hockey journey. It is a critical part of it. Hockey eventually ends for every player. Education lasts a lifetime. The next time a player tells you everything they need to do to play college hockey, ask them one simple question: “What else?” If grades are not on their list, they should be. Paul Antonenko is a longtime Minnesota hockey coach, scout, evaluator and writer with more than three decades of experience in the game. A former high school goaltender, he has coached at multiple levels and served as head coach of Orono girls’ hockey from 2023–24 through 2025–26. In three seasons at Orono, Antonenko compiled a 56-26-5 record, won two section championships and led the Spartans to two Minnesota State Tournament appearances, including consecutive third-place finishes. Throughout his coaching career, he has also helped multiple players advance to junior hockey and to NCAA Division I and Division III hockey programs for both men & women. For the past several years, Antonenko has also coached with the Minnesota Hockey High Performance program. A USA Hockey Level 5 coach and Level 4 referee, he has worked in player development, evaluation and scouting. He brings a coach’s perspective to hockey coverage, with particular interests in player development, high school hockey, recruiting and the continued growth of the game in Minnesota.

Wanted: Used Hockey Equipment The Minnesota Wild, Let’s Play Hockey, and Minnesota Hockey today announced the organizations will partner for the annual Used Hockey Equipment Drive. AAA Movers will collect the drop-off boxes from select rinks on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Thousands of pieces of donated equipment will be distributed free to hockey associations and individuals at Grand Casino Arena on Oct. 11. Goalie equipment, sticks and helmets are always the most in need. Drop-off locations this year include Bloomington Ice Garden, Braemar Rink (Edina), Burnsville Ice Arena, CG Logistics Arena (Cottage Grove), Dakotah Sports and Fitness (Prior Lake), Eagan Civic Arena, Hastings Civic Center, M Health Fairview (Woodbury), Minnetonka Arena, Parade Ice Arena (Minneapolis), New Hope Ice Arena, Rogers Activity Center, St. Croix Valley Rec Center (Stillwater), St. Louis Park Rec Center, Tartan Ice Arena (St. Paul) and White Bear Lake Sports Center. Sponsors and partners for the program include Minnesota High School Hockey Coaches Association, Let’s Play Hockey, Minnesota Hockey, Minnesota Ice Arena Managers Association and the Minnesota

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We seem to live in a different dream world today by DAN BAUER

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In the sports movie classic Hoosiers, with his Hickory Huskers team one win from the state finals, Coach Dale tells his team, “I’m sure going to the State finals is beyond your wildest dreams, so let’s just keep it right there.” The real 1954 Milan High School Indians (enrollment 161) made that wildest dream come true defeating the mighty Muncie Central Bearcats (enrollment 1,662), to become the smallest school to win the single-class Indiana state basketball championship. Fantastic movie, real life story and sage advice. THE DREAM Youngsters have been dreaming about winning championships in dramatic fashion and becoming professional athletes for roughly the last one hundred years. From sandlots to frozen ponds to backyard football games, they have been playing out that dream of scoring the overtime game-winner, hitting the walk-off homerun or tossing that Super Bowl clinching touchdown pass. It’s one of childhood’s liberties that lives on as a cherished memory. The athletic fantasies of my childhood were my dreams, and my parents seemed to have enough common sense to realize the ferocity of the odds that professional sports were in my future. My passion for sports was developed in my neighborhood and guided mostly by me. I learned to love the game itself and played many sports throughout my life, eventually turning that passion into coaching and writing about it. We live in a very different dream world today. PARENTS Today, this dream is routinely hijacked by parents and redirected into a race toward a D1 college scholarship. What was once considered a rare privilege is now too often treated as an expectation, and anything short of D1 can feel like failure. A priceless journey once built on love for the game and hard-earned life lessons has become a checkbook competition, with families spending heavily in pursuit of that winning lottery ticket. Kids today are mere pawns in this extreme chess game of chance, with parents making all the moves. It starts early and is often driven by parents who project their aspirations onto their children. Allowing the game to be fun and nurturing a true passion for it is quickly replaced by a conveyor belt of skating clinics, specialized skill development, and a smorgasbord of “elite” teams.

When everything is elite, nothing is truly elite. Parents move from caretakers to masters of the hockey universe, focused less on whether their children are enjoying the game and more on positioning them for that wildest dream. They mistakenly believe they are the straw that stirs everything and the catalyst to make this dream come true. Unfortunately, they too often become the straw that breaks the camel’s back. I don’t want any youngsters to stop dreaming, but I do wish parents would stop believing they are the determining factor in making that dream a reality. If the premium priced path was the key to the D1 dream, then any player who followed it would succeed. The emotional stress and burnout are real consequences of this modern-day obsession to seek the grail of a D1 scholarship. June 15th used to represent the first phase of summer vacation, now it is D-Day for D1 dreamers. For every player who conquers this feat, there are hundreds who bitterly pack their skates away forever realizing that door isn’t going to open. It is a sad consequence of the pressure many athletes feel but are afraid to admit. The lottery ticket for a chance at a D1 scholarship comes at a much steeper price than the two dollars you spend at Kwik Trip. Many today have literally bought into the dream, investing an obscene amount of time, money and family sacrifice. PRICE PAID The short drive to the outdoor rink has been replaced by the grind of an endless hockey highway, filled with billboards and toll booths promising a guaranteed path to the dream. They sell exposure and top-level competition while slowly stealing away

unstructured ice time and crowding out family birthdays, church, and school. The financial price spins upward like our national debt as families write checks to skills coaches instead of spending time in the garage or backyard. And like gullible toddlers, parents buy the hype and guarantees of advisors who peddle the D1 dream regardless of the odds. If you are banking upon recouping your investment in the form of a scholarship, less than 1% of all D1 athletes receive a full ride, regardless of the sport. You don’t have to stay at a Holiday Inn Express to know that if you aren’t good enough, no amount of exposure will change a coach’s mind. That won’t stop a stable of elite programs trying to convince you that you must leave home to get the exposure you need. And that leads us to the social, emotional, and family price hitting ground zero when we ship our kids off to live with someone else instead of allowing them to experience high school in their hometown with their families and childhood friends. I am sure billet families are wonderful people with their hearts in the right place, but the responsibility of raising kids belongs to their parents. Crazy old school thinking, I know. This financial foot race doesn’t always focus on building good character, things like manners, respect, the ability to have a conversation with an adult, looking people in the eye, and accepting responsibility. Sometimes the priorities become toe-drags, goal totals and the number of Elite team jerseys you accumulate or skill development camps you can attend in one summer. The vital task of building confidence can turn into building arrogance, en-

titlement and fabricated confidence. Mark Johnson, who we should all listen to, told me in my interview with him last summer, “I think as parents we are looking for tools and sometimes, we must take a backseat and say does this make sense, is this going to help and is there a purpose to it?” Or is it another unnecessary expensive carrot driven by FOMO? With the speed and flashy talk of a carnival barker this skill development craze has convinced us that you can’t learn unless you are being coached. That training twelve months of the year is required to make the dream come true. It’s the narrative that fills the pockets of the hockey player development madness but has bankrupted the hockey sense we used to develop for free. Unstructured play is as rare as a pair of Cooperalls. CHOICE To be clear, each family has the right in this great country to chase that dream however they see fit. I don’t want any youngsters to stop dreaming, but I do wish parents would stop believing they are the determining factor in making that dream a reality. If the premium priced path was the key to the D1 dream, then any player who followed it would succeed. It’s the player, not the path that delivers the D1 dream. Those that have the financial resources to follow the money trail will always exist. I just want families to understand that there are alternate paths that don’t require a king’s ransom, traveling across the country or shipping your son or daughter off to be raised by someone else. According to Mark Johnson, who knows a thing or two about hockey, “Yeah, if you’re good enough somebody’s gonna see you.” The real dream for parents should be that your child learns all the valuable lessons that this experience provides free of charge. That they grow up with you and their siblings and take pride in playing for their hometown. And finally, that this great game becomes engrained in their life and at age forty they are still playing in a pickup league, or giving back to the game as an official, coach or youth board member. Or a sane hockey parent. That’s the dream. And it’s not wild, but it is attainable for all who pursue it Dan Bauer is a freelance writer, retired teacher and coach in Wausau, WI. You can follow him on Facebook at Lockeroom Logic or contact him at drbauer13@ gmail.com

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Brainerd set to host #HDM2027 on Jan. 30, 2027 BRAINERD, Minn. – The Minnesota Wild, in conjunction with the Hockey Day Minnesota 2027 Local Organizing Committee, announced the date and matchups for the 21st Annual Hockey Day Minnesota (HDM), presented by UnitedHealthcare. The Brainerd International Raceway will serve as the venue for the 21st annual statewide hockey celebration and will host a week of competition culminating on Saturday, Jan. 30, when the Minnesota Wild hosts the Dallas Stars at Grand Casino Arena at 8 p.m. in Saint Paul. “The Brainerd Lakes Area has always been one of the true hotbeds of hockey in this state, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring Hockey Day Minnesota to the community in 2027,” said Matt Majka, Chief Executive Officer of the Minnesota Wild. “Hosting it at Brainerd International Speedway gives us a chance to celebrate the game in a setting that’s as unique as the area itself.” “We are beyond excited to welcome fans from across the State of Hockey to the Brainerd Lakes Area, Minnesota’s home for hospitality, for Hockey Day Minnesota 2027,” said Brad Pieper, Chair of the Brainerd Local Organizing Committee. “The recently revealed matchups showcase some of Minnesota’s top programs and feature communities rich with hockey tradition. Teams were selected intentionally to include fanbases that will travel to support their teams, with the goal of making this year’s Hockey Day the largest one yet. The countdown is on!” HOCKEY DAY MINNESOTA 2027 SCHEDULE* Tuesday, Jan. 26: 4:30 p.m.: Northern Lakes vs. Detroit Lakes (Girls Varsity) 7 p.m.: Northern Lakes vs. Little Falls (Boys Varsity) Wednesday, Jan. 27: 7 p.m.: St. Michael-Albertville vs. St. Cloud (Boys Varsity) Thursday, Jan. 28: 4:30 p.m.: Warroad vs. St. Cloud (Girls Varsity) 7 p.m.: Centennial/Spring Lake Park vs. Bemidji (Girls Varsity) Friday, Jan. 29: 11 a.m.: Brainerd (Girls JV) 1 p.m.: Brainerd (Boys JV) 4:45 p.m.: Sartell vs. Delano (Boys Varsity) 7:30 p.m.: Moorhead vs. Minnetonka (Boys Varsity) Saturday, Jan. 30: 9:30 a.m.: Bloomington Jefferson vs. Brainerd/Little Falls (Girls Varsity) 1 p.m.: Buffalo vs. Brainerd (Boys Varsity) 4:30 p.m.: St. Cloud State University vs. University of St. Thomas (Men’s Division 1) 8 p.m.: Minnesota Wild vs. Dallas Stars (National Hockey League) at Grand Casino Arena *All game times are subject to change. Tickets will be required for attendance to each day of Hockey Day Minnesota and

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continued from page 26 California native heard his name called on day two of the NHL Draft. The Miami University commit played a full season in the League of Opportunity for the Norsemen during his 2024-25 campaign. The 6-foot-2 blueliner laced up in 53 games for the Minnesota-based team. During his rookie season, the California native scored eight goals while making 19 assists for St. Cloud. One of his best contests last year was a three-point night against the Watertown Shamrocks. Runtso tallied two goals while making an assist in the 4-3 overtime victory. One of his tallies was the overtime game-winner for the Norsemen. His ability from the blue line in his rookie season earned him the honor as a Top Prospect for the Selects Gold roster at the 2025 Top Prospects Tournament. The awards and recognition did not stop there, as Runtso also went home with the NAHL Central Division’s Rookie of the Year title. Head coach of the St. Cloud Norsemen, Joe Exter, went into detail on what it means to see Runtso rewarded for his dedication. “Tim was rewarded today for all the work and sacrifice he has made over the

last two seasons. He has many strong qualities, his biggest one is his self belief. This strength will carry him throughout his hockey journey. Tim is a great example of how the NAHL environment challenges and develops young players to be ready for their next challenge. Tim took advantage of his opportunity with us and used it as a stepping stone to achieve a life long dream of being drafted.” In the third round of the NHL Draft, former New Hampshire Mountain King, Charlie Morrison, was drafted 77th overall by the New York Rangers. Morrison played a handful of games in the League of Opportunity during the 2023-24 season and got a taste of what junior hockey is all about with the East Division team. Heading into the fourth round, former Austin Bruin netminder Carl Axelsson was drafted by the Utah Mammoths 115th overall. The 19-year-old from Sweden dominated in the crease for the Bruins, spotlighting a 1.74 goals-against average and .937 save percentage in his 19 games played during the regular season. The 6-foot-4 ‘06 goaltender secured 14 wins and a staggering six shutouts in his regular season run. Head coach of the Austin Bruins, Steve Howard, shares what it means to see Axelsson be drafted. “We are thrilled to see Carl get drafted to the NHL. Since day one in Austin, his elite work ethic, character, and relentless drive have set him apart. He is a

will be available for purchase beginning Monday, July 20, at 8 a.m. using the following link. Information and updates on Hockey Day Minnesota 2027 can be found at brainerdhdm27.org. About Hockey Day Minnesota Hockey Day Minnesota originated in 2007 by the Minnesota Wild to celebrate the game that has made Minnesota the State of Hockey. It is produced in partnership with Bally Sports North, Minnesota Hockey and the respective local community that serves as host each year. Host locations include Baudette Bay (2007, 2008), Phalen Park (2009), Hermantown (2010), Moorhead (2011), Minnetonka (2012), Grand Rapids (2013), Elk River (2014), Saint Paul (2015), Duluth (2016), Stillwater (2017), St. Cloud (2018), Bemidji (2019), Minneapolis (2020), Guidant John Rose MN Oval (2021), Mankato (2022), White Bear (2023), Warroad (2024), Shakopee (2025), Hastings (2026), Brainerd (2027), and Maple Grove (2028). For more information, visit wild.com/hockeyday. Flex, 11-Game, half and full season memberships are available for purchase. Please visit tickets.wild.com or contact a Wild Ticket Sales Representative by calling or texting (651) 222-WILD (9453) for more information. Group reservations of eight or more tickets can place a deposit now, contact grouptickets@wild.com for more information. Deposits are now accepted for single game suite rentals, contact suites@ wild.com for more information. Pricing and on-sale dates for Minnesota Wild 2026-27 preseason and regular-season single-game tickets will be announced later this summer. Follow @mnwildPR on X and visit www.wild.com/pressbox for the latest news and information from the team including press releases, game notes, player interviews and daily statistics.

phenomenal teammate and a fierce competitor who never stops grinding. Today is a great day for Carl, his family, and everyone who has supported him along the way.” In the fifth round of the NHL Draft, former Minnesota Wilderness blueliner Luken Huff was selected 148th overall by the Seattle Kraken. The ‘06 St. Thomas commit joined the Wilderness following his high school season with Wayzata. The 6-foot-3 righty laced up in 11 games for the Midwest Division team, getting his first taste of junior hockey. In the sixth round of the NHL Draft, former Anchorage Wolverines netminder, Roberto Henriquez was selected 170th overall by the Boston Bruins. The 6-foot1 goaltender from Slovakia played 24 games for the Wolverines in his rookie season. Henriquez was drafted by Anchorage in the 2024 NAHL Entry Draft in the ninth round, 312th overall. In his debut year, the 18-year-old featured a 2.49 goals-against average and .923 save percentage for the Alaska-based team. Henriquez is a Boston College commit and will be close to the Boston Bruins during his collegiate career. Rounding out the final NAHL player with ties taken in the NHL Draft, former Lone Star Brahmas goaltender Ryan Cameron was taken 212th overall in the seventh round by the Edmonton Oilers. Cameron made a splash in his rookie season in the NAHL. The ‘07 netminder

recorded a staggering 1.24 goals-against average and .948 save percentage in his rookie season of junior hockey. He produced nine shutouts in the regular season, recording 21 wins in net for the Brahmas. With his dominance in the blue paint, he earned call-ups with the USNTDP throughout the 2024-25 campaign and was named to the Selects Gold roster at the 2025 Top Prospects Tournament. Cameron backstopped the Brahmas in their full postseason run, helping his team make it to the Robertson Cup championship game. The Pennsylvania native recorded eight wins in his 10 playoff games, notching three shutouts in that span. Cameron earned a plethora of awards in his rookie season. He was named as the Rookie and Goaltender of the Year, to the All-Rookie Team, All-South Division Team, and as the South Division’s Rookie of the Year. In addition, he notched NAHL records in the process. He now holds the NAHL’s best goals-against average (1.24) and best save percentage (.948). Head coach of the Lone Star Brahmas, Dan Wildfong, went into detail on what it means to see Cameron be drafted. “We as an organization are obviously very proud of him. This could not have happened to a nicer guy that works his tail off. I can not say enough about his character and the way handles himself on and off the ice. He’s a pro already.”

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