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MN in Juniors www.stateofhockey.com December 20, 2018 27 The State of Hockey Players MEN’S PRO HOCKEY Taylor Cammarata F Plymouth Norfolk Deutsche Eishockey Liga 2 (Germany) National Hockey League Adam Carlson G Edina Rapid City Name Pos. Hometown Team Willie Corrin D International Falls Brampton Name Pos. Hometown Team Casey Borer D Minneapolis Bad Tölz Ben Danford D Stillwater Atlanta Mark Alt D St. Paul Colorado Willie Corrin D International Falls Bietigheim Gordon Defiel G Stillwater South Carolina Joey Anderson F Roseville New Jersey Steve Slaton D Plymouth Bad Nauheim Danny Fick D Marine on St. Croix Wheeling Josh Archibald F Brainerd Arizona Kevin Wehrs D Plymouth Bad Tölz Eric Freschi F Bloomington Wichita David Backes F Spring Lake Park Boston Neal Goff D Stillwater Kansas City Nick Bjugstad F Blaine Florida CIHL HK (Hong Kong) Blake Heinrich D Cambridge Rapid City Brock Boeser F Burnsville Vancouver Name Pos. Hometown Team Christian Horn F Plymouth Norfolk Travis Boyd F Hopkins Washington Whitney Olsen F Eagan Macau Jake Horton F Oakdale Manchester Justin Braun D Vadnais Heights San Jose Connor Hurley F Edina Norfolk Jonny Brodzinski F Ham Lake Los Angeles Christian Isackson F Pine City Wheeling Get Ligaen (Norway) J.T. Brown F Burnsville Minnesota Steve Johnson D Excelsior Reading Name Pos. Hometown Team Dustin Byfuglien D Roseau Winnipeg Clint Lewis D Burnsville Idaho Joey Benik F Andover Lillehammer Matt Cullen F Moorhead Pittsburgh Ben Marshall D Mahtomedi Atlanta Sam Coatta F Minnetonka Manglerud Patrick Eaves F Faribault Anaheim Johno May F Mahtomedi Greenville Peter Lindblad F Benson Stjernen Justin Faulk D South St. Paul Carolina Will Merchant F Eagan Greenville Mario Lucia F Plymouth Stavanger Steven Fogarty F Edina N.Y. Rangers Spencer Naas F St. Louis Park Idaho Matt VanVoorhis D Edina Manglerud Derek Forbort D Duluth Los Angeles Logan Nelson F Rogers Indy Jake Gardiner D Deephaven Toronto Trevor Olson F Duluth Orlando Kontinental Hockey League (Russia) Alex Goligoski D Grand Rapids Arizona Justin Parizek F Lakeville Idaho Name Pos. Hometown Team Jake Guentzel F Woodbury Pittsburgh Avery Peterson F Grand Rapids Indy Cade Fairchild D Duluth Riga Matt Hendricks F Blaine Minnesota Judd Peterson F Duluth Cincinnati Chad Rau F Eden Prairie Bratislava Justin Holl D Tonka Bay Toronto Bo Pieper F Roseville Reading Dan Sexton F Apple Valley Yekaterinburg Nick Jensen D Rogers Detroit Matt Pohlkamp F Lake City South Carolina Ryan Stoa F Bloomington Chelyabinsk Erik Johnson D Bloomington Colorado Jake Randolph F Duluth Jacksonville Jeff Taffe F Hastings Bratislava Nick Leddy D Eden Prairie N.Y. Islanders Taylor Richart D Blaine Utah Anders Lee F Edina N.Y. Islanders Eric Schurhamer D St. Paul Manchester Vinni Lettieri F Excelsior N.Y. Rangers Tipsport Liga (Slovakia) Ryan Siiro F Bloomington Fort Wayne Alex Lyon G Baudette Philadelphia Name Pos. Hometown Team Zach Tolkinen D Lino Lakes Maine Ryan McDonagh D Arden Hills Tampa Bay Ben Marshall D Mahtomedi Banksa Bystrica Jack Walker F Edina Utah Hunter Miska G Stacy Arizona Ryan Walters F Rosemount Utah Casey Mittelstadt F Eden Prairie Buffalo Swedish Hockey League (Sweden) Blake Winiecki F Lakeville Florida Brock Nelson F Warroad N.Y. Islanders Name Pos. Hometown Team Eric Ylitalo F Delano Kalamazoo Matt Niskanen D Virginia Washington Jack Connolly F Duluth Luleå Kyle Okposo F St. Paul Buffalo Danny Kristo F Eden Prairie Brynäs T.J. Oshie F Warroad Washington Southern Professional Hockey League Taylor Matson F Mound Rögle Zach Parise F Bloomington Minnesota Name Pos. Hometown Team Ben Youds D Maple Grove Rögle Neal Pionk D Hermantown N.Y. Rangers Alec Brandup D Rochester Huntsville Tyler Pitlick F Centerville Dallas Troy Davenport G Inver Grove Heights Knoxville Allsvenskan (Sweden) Seth Ronsberg F Lake Elmo Macon Nate Prosser D Elk River Minnesota Name Pos. Hometown Team Mike Reilly D Chanhassen Montreal Justin Crandall F Lakeville Karlskrona Nate Schmidt D St. Cloud Vegas Federal Hockey League Kyle Osterberg F Lakeville Karlskrona Nick Seeler D Eden Prairie Minnesota Name Pos. Hometown Team Kevin Schulze D White Bear Lake Vasterviks Brady Skjei D Lakeville N.Y. Rangers Justin Brausen F Little Canada Danville Alex Stalock G South St. Paul Minnesota Brandon Wahlin F White Bear Lake Watertown HockeyTvåan (Sweden) Derek Stepan F Hastings Arizona Name Pos. Hometown Team Andy Welinski D Duluth Anaheim Asia League Ice Hockey (China/Japan/South Korea) Zach Doerring F Chanhassen Åmåls Blake Wheeler F Plymouth Winnipeg Name Pos. Hometown Team Alex Koopmeiners F St. Cloud Söderhamn Tim Hambly D White Bear Lake Nippon American Hockey League National League A (Switzerland) Name Pos. Hometown Team Australian Ice Hockey League (Australia) Name Pos. Hometown Team Grant Besse F Plymouth Hershey Name Pos. Hometown Team Taylor Chorney D Hastings Lugano Jake Bischoff D Grand Rapids Chicago Charlie Adams F Mahtomedi Sydney Danny Kristo F Eden Prairie Rapperswil-Jona Paul Bittner F Crookston Cleveland Mike McMahon D St. Paul Melbourne Will Borgen D Moorhead Rochester National League B (Switzerland) Jonny Brodzinski F Ham Lake Ontario Erste Bank Eishockey Liga (Austria/Italy/Slovenia) Tony Cameranesi F Plymouth Utica Name Pos. Hometown Team Name Pos. Hometown Team Chris Casto D Stillwater Bridgeport Mark Van Guilder F Roseville Visp Rob Bordson F Duluth Dornbirn Ryan Collins D Bloomington Cleveland Kelvin Walz F Woodbury EVZ Academy Mac Carruth G Shorewood Fehérvár Jack Dougherty D St. Paul Rochester Brian Connelly D Bloomington Dornbirn Hudson Fasching F Burnsville Tucson Elite Ice Hockey League (United Kingdom) Kurt Davis D Plymouth Vienna Chris Forney D Thief River Falls San Diego Name Pos. Hometown Team David Fischer D Apple Valley Klagenfurter Shane Gersich F Chaska Hershey Ben Blood D Plymouth Cardiff Chris VandeVelde F Moorhead Salzburg Jack Glover D Golden Valley Manitoba Zack Fitzgerald D Duluth Glasgow Jordan Gross D Maple Grove Tucson Jake Hansen F White Bear Lake Coventry Seth Helgeson D Faribault Bridgeport Alps Hockey League (Austria/Italy/Slovenia) Patrick Munson G Hugo Nottingham Caleb Herbert F Bloomington Colorado Name Pos. Hometown Team Blake Hillman D Elk River Rockford Cody Corbett D Lakeland Pustertal WOMEN’S PRO HOCKEY Nate DiCasmirro F Rosemount Pustertal Jake Horton F Oakdale Springfield National Women’s Hockey League Jeff Jakaitis G Rochester Hartford Derek Eastman D St. Paul Gherdëina Name Pos. Hometown Team Adam Johnson F Hibbing W-B/Scranton Kaycie Anderson F Maple Plain Connecticut Justin Kloos F Lakeville Iowa Tipsport Extraliga (Czech Republic) Lauren Barnes D Burnsville Minnesota Karson Kuhlman F Esko Providence Name Pos. Hometown Team Hannah Brandt F Vadnais Heights Minnesota Joe LaBate F Burnsville Belleville Peter Mueller F Bloomington Kometa Brno Winny Brodt Brown D Roseville Minnesota Charlie Lindgren G Lakeville Laval Chelsey Brodt Rosenthal D Roseville Minnesota Ryan Lindgren D Minneapolis Hartford Metal Ligaen (Denmark) Corinne Buie F Edina Buffalo Jamie McBain D Faribault Syracuse Name Pos. Hometown Team Jordyn Burns F Chanhassen Buffalo Zane McIntyre G Thief River Falls Providence T.J. Moore F Edina SønderjyskE Dani Cameranesi F Plymouth Buffalo Mitch McLain F Baxter Iowa Jack Walker F Edina Aalborg Jonna Curtis F Elk River Minnesota Brennan Menell D Woodbury Iowa Sam Donovan F New Brighton Connecticut Travis Morin F Brooklyn Park Texas Liiga (Finland) Julie Friend G Minnetonka Minnesota Aaron Ness D Roseau Hershey Name Pos. Hometown Team Kalli Funk F Roseville Minnesota Jim O’Brien F Maplewood Belleville Ben Blood D Plymouth Tappara Margo Lund F White Bear Lake Minnesota Zach Palmquist D South St. Paul Lehigh Valley Zach Budish F Edina Turku Sadie Lundquist F Cloquet Minnesota Vince Pedrie D Rochester Hartford Cade Fairchild D Duluth KalPa Lisa Martinson D St. Louis Park Minnesota Austin Poganski F St. Cloud San Antonio Joe Finley D Edina Helsinki Gigi Marvin D Warroad Boston Tucker Poolman D East Grand Forks Manitoba Teemu Kivihalme D Burnsville Kärpät Amy Menke F Shakopee Minnesota Nate Prosser D Elk River Iowa Eddie Wittchow D Burnsville KooKoo Meaghan Pezon F Eden Prairie Minnesota Ethan Prow D Sauk Rapids W-B/Scranton Audra Richards F Maplewood Metropolitan Willie Raskob D Hastings Stockton Nina Rodgers F Minnetonka Connecticut Kyle Rau F Eden Prarie Iowa Saxoprint Ligue Magnus (France) Sydney Rossman G Excelsior Minnesota Mitch Reinke D Stillwater San Antonio Name Pos. Hometown Team Amy Schagel D Blaine Minnesota Charlie Sampair F St. Paul San Antonio Matt Nelson D Edina Gap Kate Schipper F Brooklyn Park Minnesota Jordan Schroeder F Prior Lake Rockford Chase Phelps F Edina Anglet Haylea Schmid F Oak Grove Minnesota Luc Snuggerud D Eden Prairie Rockford Parker Reno D Edina Gap Lexi Slattery D Hugo Metropolitan C.J. Suess F Forest Lake Manitoba Emma Stauber D Duluth Minnesota Jared Thomas F Hermantown San Antonio FFHG Division 1 (France) Lee Stecklein D Roseville Minnesota Dominic Toninato F Duluth Colorado Name Pos. Hometown Team Allie Thunstrom F Maplewood Minnesota Tyler Vesel F Duluth Bakersfield Ben Greiner F Faribault Cergy Hunter Warner D Eden Prairie Iowa Adam Wilcox G South St. Paul Rochester Deutsche Eishockey Liga (Germany) Canadian Women’s Hockey League Name Pos. Hometown Team Name Pos. Hometown Team Rose Alleva D Red Wing Vanke The ECHL Tom Gilbert D Bloomington Nürnberg Nicole Anderson F Jordan Worcester Name Pos. Hometown Team Ben Hanowski F Little Falls Köln Stephanie Anderson F North St. Paul Vanke Keegan Asmundson G Inver Grove Heights Kalamazoo Mike Hoeffel F North Oaks Fischtown Maddie Woo F Plymouth Vanke Gage Ausmus D East Grand Forks Utah Drew LeBlanc F Hermantown Augsburg Johnny Austin D St. Louis Park Wheeling Phil McRae F Apple Valley Schwenningen Alec Baer F St. Louis Park Rapid City Brett Olson F Duluth Ingolstadt Elite Women’s Hockey League (Europe) Tyler Barnes F Eagan Worcester Name Pos. Hometown Team Michael Bitzer G Moorhead Rapid City Sydney Baldwin D Minnetonka Vienna Michael Brodzinski D Ham Lake Orlando Emilie Brigham F Anoka Salzburg Compiled by Kevin Kurtt.
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