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Club Directory 18 • ANAHEIM DUCKS, Draft Choices, Directory NHL Draft Selections 2017-2003 Name in bold denotes played in NHL. 2017 2013 2009 2006 Club Directory Pick Pick Pick Pick 50 Maxime Comtois 26 Shea Theodore 15 Peter Holland 19 Mark Mitera 60 Antoine Morand 45 Nick Sorensen 26 Kyle Palmieri 38 Bryce Swan 91 Jack Badini 87 Keaton Thompson 37 Mat Clark 83 John de Gray Anaheim Ducks Honda Center 122 Kyle Olson 147 Grant Besse 76 Igor Bobkov 112 Matt Beleskey 2695 E. Katella Ave. 153 Olle Eriksson Ek 177 Miro Aaltonen 106 Sami Vatanen 172 Petteri Wirtanen Anaheim, CA 92806 2016 136 Radoslav Illo Phone 714/940-2900 2012 166 Scott Valentine 2005 FAX 714/940-2953 Pick Pick Pick Ticket Information 877/WILDWING 24 Max Jones 6 Hampus Lindholm 2008 2 Bobby Ryan www.anaheimducks.com 30 Sam Steel 36 Nicolas Kerdiles Pick 31 Brendan Mikkelson Capacity: 17,174 85 Joshua Mahura 87 Frederik Andersen 17 Jake Gardiner 63 Jason Bailey Honda Center 93 Jack Kopacka 97 Kevin Roy 35 Nicolas Deschamps 127 Bobby Bolt 115 Alex Dostie Executive Management 108 Andrew O’Brien 39 Eric O’Dell 141 Brian Salcido Owners . Henry and Susan Samueli 205 Tyler Soy 127 Brian Cooper 43 Justin Schultz 197 Jean-Philippe Levasseur Chief Executive Officer . Michael Schulman 2015 187 Kenton Helgesen 71 Josh Brittain Executive Vice President/General Manager . Bob Murray 210 Jaycob Megna 2004 Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer . Tim Ryan Pick 83 Marco Cousineau Pick Senior Vice President, Hockey Operations. David McNab 27 Jacob Larsson 2011 85 Brandon McMillan 9 Ladislav Smid Chief Financial Officer . Bill Foltz 59 Julius Nattinen Pick 113 Ryan Hegarty 39 Jordan Smith Chief Human Resources Officer . Jay Scott 143 Stefan Warg Vice President, Human Resources. Gina Galasso 80 Brent Gates 30 Rickard Rakell 74 Kyle Klubertanz Vice President/COO, Anaheim Arena . Kevin Starkey 84 Deven Sideroff 39 John Gibson 208 Nick Pryor 75 Tim Brent Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer . Aaron Teats 148 Troy Terry 53 172 Matt Auffrey Chief Commercial Officer . Bill Pedigo William Karlsson 2007 Administrative Services Manager/Executive Asst. Cheryl Gorman 178 Steven Ruggiero 65 Joseph Cramarossa Pick 203 Gabriel Bouthillette Executive Assistant . Janet Conley 179 Garrett Metcalf 83 Andy Welinski 19 Logan MacMillan 236 Matt Christie Coaching Staff 2014 143 Max Friberg 42 Eric Tangradi 269 Janne Pesonen Head Coach . Randy Carlyle 160 Josh Manson 63 Maxime Macenauer Assistant Coaches . Steve Konowalchuk, Mark Morrison, Rich Preston, Trent Yawney Pick 2003 Goaltending Coach / Skating Coach. Sudarshan Maharaj / Larry Barron 10 Nick Ritchie 92 Justin Vaive Pick Video Coach . Joe Piscotty 2010 93 38 Marcus Pettersson Pick Steven Kampfer 19 Ryan Getzlaf Hockey Operations 98 Sebastian Stefaniszin Consultant to the General Manager. Dave Nonis 55 Brandon Montour 12 Cam Fowler 28 Corey Perry 121 Mattias Modig Director of Player Personnel . Rick Paterson 123 Matthew Berkovitz 29 Emerson Etem 86 Shane Hynes Assistant to the General Manager . Dave Baseggio 151 Brett Morrison 205 Ondrej Kase 42 Devante Smith-Pelly 90 Juha Alen Director of Player Development . Todd Marchant 119 Nathan Saunders Director of Scouting, Amateur / Pro . Martin Madden 122 Chris Wagner Director of Player Evaluation . Bruce Franklin 132 Tim Heed 186 Drew Miller Player Development, Off-Ice. Scott Niedermayer 161 Andreas Dahlstrom 218 Dirk Southern Scouting Staff . Glen Cochrane, Jan-Åke Danielson, Steve Lyons, Martin Madden, Sr., 177 Kevin Lind 250 Shane O’Brien Kevin Murray, Stephane Pilotte, Jim Sandlak, Mike Stapleton Director of Team Services . Ryan Lichtenfels 192 Brett Perlini 280 Ville Mantymaa Team Services Mgr. / Coordinator . Chase Flanigan / Josh Schlichter Hockey Ops. Exec. Asst. / Intern . Colleen MacKinnon / Connor Hanrahan Strength & Conditioning Coach . Mark Fitzgerald Athletic Trainers, Head / Assistant . Joe Huff / Mike Hannegan Physical Therapist . Kevin Taylor Randy Carlyle Equipment Manager / Asst. Managers . Doug Shearer / Chris Aldrich, Matt Brayfield, Jeff Tyni Medical Director / Orthopedic Surgeon . Orr Limpisvasti / Brian Schulz Head Coach Oral Surgeon / Neuropsychologists. Bao-Thy Grant / Josh Johnson Foot & Ankle Surgeon / Hand Surgeon. Ken Jung / David Hay Born: Sudbury, ON, April 19, 1956. Internal Medicine / Primary Care Physicians . Satoshi Kamada / Kenton Fibel, Chris Kroner Legal Randy Carlyle was hired for his second stint as head coach of the Ducks on June 14, General Counsel / Asst. General Counsel . Bernard Schneider / Katie Rodin 2016. He returned to Anaheim as the team’s all-time winningest head coach from Broadcasting his original tenure and extended his record to 319-205-74 in 2016-17. Carlyle was TV: FSN Prime Ticket (Cable) . John Ahlers, Brian Hayward Radio: KLAA AM 830 & Ducks Radio Network . Steve Carroll, Dan Wood originally named the seventh head coach in team history on August 1, 2005. He led Host-Producer / Postgame Radio Host . Kent French / Josh Brewster Anaheim to a four straight playoff appearances from 2006 to 2009, made two trips Broadcasting Associate / Coordinator. Tiffany Spiritosanto / Julia Walter to the Conference Finals (2006 and 2007) and became the first coach to lead a Communications California team to the Stanley Cup in 2007. Carlyle, who coached the Toronto Director of Media & Communications . Alex Gilchrist Maple Leafs from 2011 to 2015, led Anaheim to the Conference Finals again in Media & Communications Manager / Publicist . Steve Hoem / Keren Lynch Game Night Communications Staff . Chelsea Gonye, Larry Woodard, Blake Kaprelyan 2017. Community Relations Before coaching in the NHL, Carlyle spent the 2004-05 season as head coach of the Community Relations Director / Manager . Wendy Arciero / Jesse Bryson Manitoba Moose, Vancouver’s primary development affiliate in the American Community Relations Manager / Coordinators . Laura McNary / Ashley Brown, Kelly Williams Corporate Partnerships Hockey League. In all, he spent six seasons (1996 to 2001 and 2004-05) as head Director of Corporate Partnerships . Graham Siderius coach in Manitoba (both in the International and American Hockey Leagues) and Corporate Partnerships Managers . Jason Andrea, Deanna Christensen, Aaron Cook, Chris Wilson had the additional duties of general manager of the Moose from 1996 to 2000, Corporate Partnership Activation adding the title of club president for the 2001-02 season. The Sudbury, Ontario, Sr. Manager, Corp. Partnership Activation . Sarah Morales native helped the Moose to a 47-21-14 record for 108 points in 1998-99, for which Mgr. of Corp Partnership Development / Coordinator. Brett Miller / Allison Beltran Activation Associates / Coordinator . Randy Bernabe, Andrea Berryman / Samantha Luehrs he was named the IHL’s General Manager of the Year. Following the 2001-02 Entertainment season, Carlyle joined the coaching staff of the Washington Capitals. He served as Director of Production & Entertainment . Rich Cooley an assistant coach with Washington for two years (2002 to 2004), helping the Entertainment Manager / Associate . Davin Maske / Sarah Moews organization return to the Stanley Cup playoffs in his first season before rejoining Producers / Video Producer . Peter Uvalle, Gabe Suarez/Joseph Schwehr Manitoba in 2004-05. Digital Content Associate. Paul Janicki Finance Carlyle played 17 seasons in the NHL with Toronto, Pittsburgh and Winnipeg. He Controller / Asst. Controller / Payroll . Melody Martin / Rosanna Sitzman / Regina Terrana appeared in 1,055 games and earned 148 goals and 499 assists for 647 points. Accounts Receivable / Accounts Payable / Ticketing Acct. Rob Dumlao / Lou Rae Campbell / Robert Slaby Known as a fiery, tough-nosed defenseman, he was selected to play in four NHL Human Resources Human Resources Managers / Business Partner . Wendy Mulhall, Donna Vass / Angel Montes All-Star Games and won the Norris Trophy as the league’s top defenseman in 1981. Human Resources Analyst / Associate. Christian Young / Lisa Monson He set a career high with 82 points in 1980-81, appearing in 76 games with Marketing/Brand Management Pittsburgh that season. In all, Carlyle had five seasons in which he topped the Director of Marketing & Brand Management . Merit Tully 50-point plateau. He appeared in 69 NHL postseason games as a player, earning 9 Fan Development Marketing Sr. Manager / Manager . Joseph Hwang / Jason Cooper Youth Hockey Associate / Fan Development Coordinator . Ryan Herrman / Molly Schaus goals and 24 assists for 33 points. At the conclusion of his playing career in 1993, Senior Marketing Manager / Marketing Project Manager . Trent Nielsen / Cindy Iwami Carlyle remained with the Winnipeg organization’s hockey operations staff, The Rinks, Marketing Director . Jesse Chatfield eventually becoming an assistant coach for the 1995-96 season. Associate / Coordinator . Craig Appleby / Kirstie Bender, Tanner Privia, Amy Wesson Digital Marketing Manager . G.M. Ciallella Coaching Record Senior Graphic Designer/ Graphic Designer . Jeff Ipjian / Wes Tiongco Regular Season Playoffs Merchandise, Team Store Season Team League GC W L O/T GC W L T Director of Merchandising . Jill Bauer 1996-97 Manitoba IHL 32 16 14 2 .... .... .... .... Retail Store Operations Manager / Store Manager/Warehouse Mgr. 1997-98 Manitoba IHL 82 39 36 7 3 0 3 .... Ricardo Silva / Lizette Gutierrez/Josh McCord 1998-99 Manitoba IHL 82 47 21 14 5 2 3 .... Publications and New Media 99-2000 Manitoba IHL 82 37 31 14 2 0 2 .... Director of Publications & Digital Content . Adam Brady 2000-01 Manitoba IHL
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