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All-Canadian Teams / Équipes D'étoiles Canadiennes ALL-CANADIAN TEAMS / ÉQUIPES D'ÉTOILES CANADIENNES The selection committee is composed of four members of Le comité de sélection est composé de quatre membres the U Sports Men’s Hockey Coaches Association. The de l'Association des entraîneurs de hockey masculin de U selection of a First and Second All-Canadian Team was Sports. La division des étoiles canadiennes en une initiated in 2003-04. première et une deuxième équipe a débuté en 2003-2004. NOTE: Up until 1975-76 (inclusive), a single team of six players was selected. From 1976-77 to 2002-03, a single team of 12 players was chosen. Since 2003-04, two teams of six players are selected. NOTE: Jusqu’à 1975-1976, une seule équipe de six joueurs était sélectionnée. De 1976-1977 à 2002-2003, une équipe de 12 joueurs était choisie. Depuis 2003-2004, deux équipes de six joueurs sont sélectionnées. Legend / Légende: G: goaltender / gardien D: defenceman / défenseur F/A: forward / attaquant 2016-17 First Team / Première équipe G Jordon Cooke Saskatchewan D Martin Lefebvre UQTR D Jordan Murray UNB F/A Michael McNamee Carleton F/A Philippe Maillet UNB F/A Elgin Pearce Calgary Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Mackenzie Shields York D Geoff Schemitsch Acadia D Jesse Forsberg Saskatchewan F/A Aaron Armstrong Ryerson F/A Connor Rankin Mount Royal F/A Hunter Garlent Saint Mary’s 2015-16 First Team / Première équipe G Jordon Cooke Saskatchewan D Samuel Labrecque McGill D Jordan Murray UNB F/A Guillaume Asselin UQTR F/A Eric Locke StFX F/A Tyler Fiddler Mount Royal Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Kevin Bailie Queen’s D Jordan Rowley Alberta D Matthew Pufahl Acadia F/A Colin Behenna Waterloo F/A Jordan DePape Manitoba F/A Alex Saulnier Moncton 2014-15 First Team / Première équipe G Anthony Peters Saint Mary’s D Jesse Craige Alberta D Jordan Murray UNB ICE HOCKEY – MEN -1 F/A Spencer Pommells Windsor F/A Philippe Maillet UNB F/A T.J. Foster Alberta Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Kris Lazaruk Calgary D Kenny Bradford Windsor D Reginaldo Traccitto UPEI F/A Cédric McNicoll McGill F/A Cody Cartier Mount Royal F/A Brett Thompson Acadia 2013-14 First Team / Première équipe G Jacon DeSerres Calgary D Ryan McKiernan McGill D Jordan Rowley Alberta F/A Liam Heelis Acadia F/A Derek Hulak Saskatchewan F/A Zach Harnden Western Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Evan Mosher Acadia D Reginaldo Traccitto UPEI D Kenneth Peroff Guelph F/A Chris Culligan UNB F/A James Wise Ryerson F/A Sean Ringrose Alberta 2012-13 First Team / Première équipe G Kurtis Mucha Alberta D Pierre-Luc Lessard UQTR D Michael D’Orazio Saint Mary’s F/A Lucas Bloodoff Saint Mary’s F/A Félix Petit UQTR F/A Blair Macaulay Manitoba Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Ryan Daniels Laurier D Jesse Craige Alberta D Christopher Owens Acadia F/A Justin Larson Waterloo F/A Andrew Clark Acadia F/A Kyle Bortis Saskatchewan 2011-12 First Team / Première équipe G Réal Cyr Alberta D Marc-André Dorion McGill D Christopher Owens Acadia F/A Andrew Clark Acadia F/A Keaton Turkiewicz Western F/A Derek Hulak Saskatchewan Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Riley Whitlock Queen’s D Jeremy Schappert Manitoba D Jonathan Harty UNB F/A Blair Macaulay Manitoba F/A Dean Ouellet Moncton F/A Brandon MacLean Carleton ICE HOCKEY – MEN -2 2010-11 First Team / Première équipe G Dustin Butler Calgary D Marc-André Dorion McGill D Andrew Hotham Saint Mary’s F/A Alexandre Picard-HooperMcGill F/A Derek Ryan Alberta F/A Hunter Tremblay UNB Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Neil Conway Saint Mary’s D Kyle Fecho Alberta D Kyle Sonnenburg Waterloo F/A Chad Klassen Alberta F/A Chris Ray Waterloo F/A Matt Carter UPEI 2009-10 First Team / Première équipe G Steve Christie Manitoba D Marc-André Dorion McGill D Andrew Hotham Saint Mary’s F/A Chad Klassen Alberta F/A Francis Verreault-Paul McGill F/A Hunter Tremblay UNB Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Keaton Hartigan Waterloo D Kyle Fecho Alberta D Luke Gallant UNB F/A John Scott Dickson UNB F/A Chris Ray Waterloo F/A Derek Ryan Alberta 2008-09 First Team / Première équipe G Aaron Sorochan Alberta D Scott Hotham Saint Mary's D Kyle Sonnenburg Waterloo F/A Steven DaSilva Saskatchewan F/A Mark Voakes Laurier F/A Marc Rancourt Saint Mary's Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Kevin Lachance Moncton D Andrew Hotham Saint Mary's D Travis Friedley Calgary F/A Hunter Tremblay UNB F/A Jean-Michel Rizk Laurier F/A Chad Klassen Alberta 2007-08 First Team / Première équipe G Chris Whitley Lakehead D Harlan Anderson Alberta D Jordan C. Smith Lakehead F/A Mathieu Gravel UQTR F/A Jared Aulin Calgary F/A Rob Hennigar UNB Second Team / Deuxième équipe ICE HOCKEY – MEN -3 G Michael Ouzas UNB D Scott Hotham Saint Mary's D Brad Zanon UBC F/A Kevin Richardson Western F/A Mason Wallin Saskatchewan F/A Marc Rancourt Saint Mary's 2006-07 First Team / Première équipe G Aaron Sorochan Alberta D Louis Mandeville Moncton D Jay Langager Lethbridge F/A Dan Rudisuela Saint Mary's F/A Thiery Poudrier UQTR F/A Ben Kilgour Alberta Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Curtis Darling Waterloo D David Urquhart McGill D Harlan Anderson Alberta F/A Rob Hennigar UNB F/A Mark Shefchyk Lethbridge F/A Jordie Preston Windsor 2005-06 First Team / Première équipe G Mathieu Poitras McGill D Chris Ovington Alberta D Matt Bannan Western F/A Kevin Baker Acadia F/A Dean Beuker Saskatchewan F/A Jesse Pyatt Guelph Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Eric Lafrance Moncton D Jesse Ferguson UNB D Perry Johnson Alberta F/A Joel Scherban Lakehead F/A Ryan Lauzon Saint Mary’s F/A Brent Twordik Saskatchewan 2004-05 First Team / Première équipe G Mike Mole StFX D Omar Ennaffatti StFX D Scott Schoneck Saskatchewan F/A Joel Scherban Lakehead F/A Joel Ward UPEI F/A Paul Deniset Manitoba Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Dustin Schwartz Alberta D Jeff Zorn Alberta D Erik Lodge Lakehead F/A Dean Beuker Saskatchewan F/A Kevin Baker Acadia F/A Jeff Richards Lakehead 2003-04 First Team / Première équipe G Reg Bourcier UNB D Blair St. Martin Alberta ICE HOCKEY – MEN -4 D Kevin Young UNB F/A Jeff Richards Lakehead F/A Chris Stanley Dalhousie F/A Ryan Wade Alberta Second Team / Deuxième équipe G Rob Muntain Regina D Jeff Zorn Alberta D Jean-Philippe Glaude UQTR F/A Michael Stathopoulos Western F/A Dean Beuker Saskatchewan F/A Patrick Grandmaître StFX 2002-03 G Mike D'Alessandro Western G Jean-François Perras Dalhousie D Dan Hulak Saskatchewan D Jason Maleyko Saint Mary's D Ryan McKie Western D Jeff Zorn Alberta F/A Dave Burgess McGill F/A Dean Beuker Saskatchewan F/A Keith Delaney Saint Mary's F/A Steve Shrum Alberta F/A Chris Stanley Dalhousie F/A Alexandre Tremblay UQTR 2001-02 G Jason Flick UPEI G Clayton Pool Alberta D Steve Gallace Saint Mary's D Jeff Henkelman Saskatchewan D Ryan McKie Western D Jeff Zorn Alberta F/A Tomas Baluch Moncton F/A Jon Barkman Saskatchewan F/A Matt Dzieduszycki Western F/A Marty Johnston Dalhousie F/A Jeff Neufeld Lethbridge F/A Joe Talbot Western 2000-01 G Luc Bélanger UQTR G Clayton Pool Alberta D Ryan Marsh Alberta D Rob Maric Waterloo D Mike Garrow Alberta D Steve Gallace Saint Mary’s F/A Jason Sands St. Thomas F/A Marc Gaudet Manitoba F/A Yanick Evola StFX F/A Mike Williams York F/A Russ Hewson Alberta F/A Alexandre Tremblay UQTR 1999-2000 G Luc Bélanger UQTR G Clayton Pool Alberta D David Bahl McGill D Mike Garrow Alberta D Dion Zukiwsky Alberta D Dan Preston St. Thomas F/A Russ Hewson Alberta ICE HOCKEY – MEN -5 F/A Mathieu Darche McGill F/A Yanick Evola StFX F/A Jim Midgley Saint Mary's F/A Sheldon Moser Saskatchewan F/A Jeff Petrie Western 1998-99 G Luc Bélanger UQTR G Jeff Calvert Saskatchewan D Scott Hillman Windsor D Brad Peddle StFX D Jeff Helperl Saskatchewan D Dan Preston St. Thomas F/A Chris Gignac Windsor F/A Eric Schneider Calgary F/A Dave Gilmore St. Thomas F/A Christian Caron UQTR F/A Russ Hewson Alberta F/A Yanick Evola StFX 1997-98 G Luc Bélanger UQTR G Dale Masson Alberta D Jean-Paul Davis Guelph D Trevor Sherban Alberta D Paul Doherty Acadia D Martin Lapointe Dalhousie F/A Daniel Paradis UQTR F/A Mike Williams York F/A Michael Jickling Alberta F/A Dax MacLean UNB F/A Matt Hogan St. Thomas F/A Jason Krywulak Calgary 1996-97 G Matt Mullin Guelph G Dale Masson Alberta D Evan Marble Calgary D Paul Doherty Acadia D Martin Lapointe Dalhousie D Jean-Paul Davis Guelph F/A Dan Ceman Windsor F/A Jean-François Grégoire Moncton F/A Christian Skoryna Acadia F/A Todd Johnson Calgary F/A Jason Krywulak Calgary F/A Pierre Gendron McGill 1995-96 G Johnny Lorenzo St. Thomas G Jean-François Rivard Ottawa D Evan Marble Calgary D John Wynne Waterloo D Sean O'Reilly Acadia D Paul Doherty Acadia F/A Greg Gatto Lethbridge F/A Steve Martell StFX F/A Brian Purdy Saskatchewan F/A Marc Beaucage UQTR F/A Jarret Zukiwsky Lethbridge F/A Pierre Gendron McGill ICE HOCKEY – MEN -6 1994-95 G Sean Basilio Western G François Leblanc UNB D Mark Guy Western D Martin Roy Ottawa D Jeff MacLeod Acadia D Jamie Pegg Calgary F/A Greg Clancy Acadia F/A Greg Hutchings Regina F/A Karry Biette Manitoba F/A Todd Sparks UNB F/A Todd Wetzel Guelph F/A Jarret Zukiwsky Lethbridge 1993-94 G Sean Basilio Western G Trevor Kruger Lethbridge D Dan Brown Queen’s D Garth Joy St.
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