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2019 Orientation Camp Roster 2019 ORIENTATION CAMP ROSTER GOALTENDERS NAME CATCHES HOMETOWN BIRTHDATE 18-19 CLUB ACQUIRED BOOTHE, Curtis L Oakville, Ontario 2002-09-16 Markham Majors Midget 1st Round U18/19 BYLIN, Gus L Montclair, New Jersey 2002-01-12 Selects Academy 16U Free Agent Invite GAUDREAU, Ben L Corbeil, Ontario 2003-01-11 North Bay Trappers Midget 1st Round/2019 MACKENZIE, Connor L Toronto, Ontario 2002-05-10 Vaughan Kings Midget 13th Round/2018 DEFENCEMEN NAME S HOMETOWN BIRTHDATE 18-19 CLUB ACQUIRED ANACTA, Christian R Mississauga, Ontario 2002-01-14 Mississauga Reps Midget Free Agent Invite BAPTISTE, Isaiah L Ottawa, Ontario 2002-04-29 Nepean Raiders Midget 14th Round/18 CHIANG, Lee L North York, Ontario 2002-07-12 Richmond Hill Coyotes Midget Free Agent Invite CUMMINGS, Kent L Cambridge, Ontario 2002-03-06 Ayr Centennials (PJHL) Free Agent Invite DILLINGHAM, Nolan R Mississauga, Ontario 2002-06-22 Sarnia Sting (OHL) 4th Round/18 INNES, Chris L Sudbury, Ontario 2003-05-27 Sudbury Wolves Minor Midget 12/Round/19 KENNETTE, Brendan L Tecumseh, Ontario 2002-06-09 Sarnia Legionnaires (GOJHL) 9th Round/18 MAST, Ryan R Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 2003-01-14 Detroit Compuware 16U 9th Round/19 NAGRA, Deven L Vaughan, Ontario 2003-08-30 Toronto Nationals Minor Midget 6th Round/19 SLEGERS, Bradley R Strathroy, Ontario 2002-09-13 Lambton Sting Jr. Midget Free Agent Invite VANCLIEF, Nikolas R Toronto, Ontario 2002-06-15 Don Mills Flyers Midget 2nd Round U18/19 WAMMES, Evan L Petrolia, Ontario 2002-02-12 Lambton Sting Jr. Midget Free Agent Invite 2019 ORIENTATION CAMP ROSTER FORWARDS NAME S HOMETOWN BIRTHDATE 18-19 CLUB ACQUIRED BABCOCK, Kaden L Sarnia, Ontario 2002-03-13 Lambton Jr. Sting Midget Free Agent Invite BENETEAU, Nicholas R Windsor, Ontario 2003-09-12 Windsor Jr. Spitfires Minor Midget 10th Round/19 BRODA, Chase L New Hamburg, Ontario 2002-09-28 Brantford 99ers Midget Free Agent Invite BURKE, Nolan L Peterborough, Ontario 2002-12-09 Pickering Panthers (OJHL) 4th Round/18 DANN, Nolan L Mississauga, Ontario 2003-05-21 Toronto Red Wings Minor Midget 4th Round/19 DIAMOND, Ben R Strathroy, Ontario 2002-05-16 Lambton Jr. Sting Midget 3rd Round U18/19 FARMER, Alex L Whitby, Ontario 2002-05-08 New Jersey Rockets 16U Free Agent Invite FOGARTY, Declan L Markham, Ontario 2002-03-02 Niagara North Stars Midget Free Agent Invite GILES, Carter R Orangeville, Ontario 2002-08-12 Ridley College HS Tigers (CISaa) Free Agent Invite KONRAD, Tristen L Sarnia, Ontario 2002-08-30 Mooretown Flags (PJHL) Free Agent Invite MACK, Jake R South Lyon, Michigan 2002-01-13 Detroit Honeybaked 16U Free Agent Invite MANTZAVRAKOS, Mason R Cambridge, Ontario 2002-01-26 Brantford Bandits (GOJHL) Free Agent Invite MUNROE, Luke L Kitchener, Ontario 2002-06-30 Brantford 99ers Midget Free Agent Invite MURRAY, Jaxson R St. Clements, Ontario 2003-07-09 Waterloo Wolves Minor Midget 14th Round/19 O’DONNELL, Justin R Toronto, Ontario 2003-01-07 Toronto Marlboros Minor Midget 2nd Round/19 O’LEARY-DILOSA, Wil L Brights Grove, Ontario 2002-06-20 Petrolia Flyers (PJHL) Free Agent Invite PALMER-STEPHEN, Beckett R Kingston, Ontario 2003-02-11 Kingston Frontenacs Minor Midget 11th Round/19 REA, Luca L Mississauga, Ontario 2003-06-21 North York Rangers Minor Midget 8th Round/19 SAYE, Owen R Toronto, Ontario 2002-01-05 Don Mills Flyers Midget 8th Round/18 SINCLAIR, Thomas R Toronto, Ontario 2002-12-26 St. Michael's College School Free Agent Invite TARASEVICH, Nikita R Birmingham, Michigan 2003-02-09 Detroit Little Caesars 15's 10th Round/19 TARR, Oliver R Uxbridge, Ontario 2002-01-20 Whitby Wildcats Midget Free Agent Invite TESORO, Dario L Waterdown, Ontario 2002-01-06 Brantford 99ers Midget Free Agent Invite VOIT, Ty R Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2003-06-10 Pittsburgh Penguins Elite 15's 5th Round/19.
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