Volume 1, Issue 4 • November 13, 2003

RE/MAX Canada-Russia CHL prepares for Challenge Edition Russian invasion he Cold War has been over for Mario Durocher will guide Team more than a decade, but on the Canada at the World Junior Tjunior hockey stage, the rivalry Championships in Finland this holi- between Canada and Russia has never day season. The Lewiston MAINE- been hotter. iacs coach will be behind the bench Canada has made it to the champi- for the QMJHL hosted games in the onship game in each of the past two series. He was an assistant for Team World Junior Championships only to Canada last year in Nova Scotia. settle for silver while watching Russia “I am very excited about the oppor- bring home the gold medals. tunity to coach Canada’s National Canada and Russia will go at it Junior Team, after a tremendous expe- again in the six-game RE/MAX rience at the 2003 World Juniors,” he Canada-Russia Challenge series said. “I look forward to the challenge November 17-27. that is ahead.” “It’s always a big deal to play the Kingston Frontenacs coach Jim Russians,” says St. Michael’s Hulton will guide the OHL squad. He Majors captain Tim Brent, who will is an assistant with the National Series represent the OHL in the first two Junior Team and looks forward to Schedule games of the series. “I don’t know working with the players in the series what it is, but whenever we play it’s next week. Monday November 17 more than just a game, it’s a battle “Anytime you can get anyone who London, ON between hockey nations.” is going to be on our world team The series is the final step in the together in the same room is going to Wedensday November 19 selection process for Canada’s be that much better for the experi- Sarnia, ON National Junior Team final selection ence,” Hulton said. “From a team camp. chemistry point of view, it’s another Thursday November 20 Halifax, NS Dan Paille played for Canada at the opportunity to get to know these peo- World Junior Championships last year ple as individuals.” Monday November 24 and is likely to be one of few The series starts on Monday Nov. Rimouski, QC returnees to the squad this Christmas. 17 in London and continues on Nov. “I want to be (one of the leaders),” 19 in Sarnia before moving to Halifax Wednesday November 26 Paille told The Toronto Sun. “I think on Nov. 20 and Rimouski on Nov. 24. Calgary, AB playing against the best guys in the The WHL will host the final two world (last year) will help me. It games on Nov. 26 in Calgary and Thursday November 27 Brandon, MB showed me what I can do and what I Nov. 27 in Brandon. need to do to improve.” - Aaron Bell Canada/Russia Series on Rogers Sportsnet

ockey fans will be able to fol- updates of all games in the series at low all of the action of the the websites of the host leagues so No. Team Record HRE/MAX Canada/Russia you can follow all the action of your 1. (1) Olympiques 18-4-2-0 Challenge live on television and on favorite players in the game. All of the 2. (2) Cape Breton Sc. Eagles 18-5-0-1 radio starting with the series opener league websites are accessible 3. (3) London Knights 12-5-0-1 November 17 in London. through the CHL's official website, 4. (10) Guelph Storm 12-5-2-0 5. (NR) P.E.I. Rocket 14-5-1-0 Sportsnet will carry all six games www.chl.ca. 6. (7) Vancouver Giants 12-5-3-3 of the historic series between select Canada and Russia have finished 7. (4) Spokane Chiefs 10-5-0-3 teams from the OHL, the QMJHL and first and second in the World Junior 8. (5) Rimouski Oceanic 14-8-1-0 the WHL against the Russian select Championships eight times in the past 9. (NR) S.S. Marie Greyhounds 12-7-1-1 10. (8) Rouyn-Noranda Huskies 14-6-0-0 team nationally, meaning fans will be 18 years, including last January when able to see all six games. Russia defeated Canada 3-2 to win the Last week’s ranking in brackets In addition to the television cover- gold medal in a memorable final age, the host teams are providing game in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In radio play-by-play, with the local addition to the top junior players in Balasescu named CHL crews in London, Sarnia, Halifax, the world on display, the REMAX Rimouski, Calgary and Brandon Canada/Russia Challenge also fea- Player of the Week bringing all the action over the air- tures some of the top coaches in the Lewiston MAINE-iacs right winger waves. The Fan 590 all-sports radio country as well. Gabriel Balasescu is the CHL Player station in Toronto will be broadcast- The QMJHL squad will be coached of the Week for Nov. 9 after scoring ing several of the games as well, with by Mario Durocher of the Lewiston three goals and four assists for seven several stations around the country MAINEiacs, the head coach for points in three games. also picking up their feed. The game Canada's entry at the 2004 World Balasescu scored twice in a 3-2 loss can also be heard on the station's web- Junior Championships. Team Canada to the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles site at www.fan590.com, and most of assistant coach Jim Hulton, head on Nov. 5. He scored the game-win- the other centers also have webcasts coach of the Kingston Frontenacs, ning and added two assists in a of their games accessible through the will be behind the bench for the OHL 6-1 win over the Rimouski Oceanic host team's website. team. The WHL team will be coached on Nov. 7 and finished the week with Finally, as is the case with all CHL by Brent Sutter of the Red Deer a pair of assists in a 6-2 win over the games, you can get real-time scoring Rebels. - Roger Lajoie Halifax Mooseheads on Nov. 9. All six games of the CHL RE/MAX Canada-Russia Challenge will be broadcast on Rogers Sportsnet. The following is The 20-year-old native of Candiac, the broadcast schedule for the series. Quebec is second in team scoring Monday November 17 Thursday November 20 Wednesday November 26 with 10 goals and 25 points in 20 London, ON Halifax, NS Calgary, Alberta games this season. Broadcast Times (all times local) Broadcast Times (all times local) Broadcast Times (all times local) East - 11:00 p.m. East - 7:00 p.m. East - 11:00 p.m. Tim Brent of the St. Michael's Ontario - 7:00 p.m. (11:00 p.m. Ottawa) Ontario - 7:00 p.m. Ontario - 11:00 p.m. West - 5:00 p.m. West - 11:00 p.m. West - 7:00 p.m. Majors was the OHL Player of the Pacific - 4:00 p.m. Pacific - 4:00 p.m. Pacific - 6:00 p.m. Week after scoring four goals and six Wednesday November 19 Monday November 24 Thursday November 27 points in three games and Jonathan Sarnia, ON Rimouski, Quebec Brandon, Manitoba Filewich of Prince George was the Broadcast Times (all times local) Broadcast Times (all times local) Broadcast Times (all times local) East - 7:00 p.m. East - 7:00 p.m. East - 11:00 p.m. WHL Player of the Week after scor- Ontario - 7:00 p.m. Ontario - 7:00 p.m. Ontario - 11:00 p.m. ing two goals and six points in three West - 5:00 p.m. West - 5:00 p.m. West - 7:00 p.m. games. P.E.I. defenceman Tyler Noye Pacific - 4:00 p.m. Pacific - 4:00 p.m. Pacific - 7:00 p.m. was the QMJHL's Defensive Player CHL Update is produced weekly by the Editor of the Week after recording two Canadian Hockey League. Aaron Bell ([email protected]) 305 Milner Avenue, Suite 201, Scarbrough, ON M1B 3V4 assists and a plus-5 rating in three Associate Editors For subscription information, please contact Aaron Bell, Darryl Boynton ([email protected]) games. Director of Information ([email protected]) Roger Lajoie ([email protected]) Bruins prospect regaining form after injury ladislav Esveev has always all.” “I never ran so much as I had under been a special player. The Esveev is no Tikhonov,” Esveev says. “I think dur- VMoscow native was touted as stranger to ing that preseason tournament I ran a potential first round pick for the Canada. He has more then I did in my entire life. He is 2002 NHL Draft, but slipped to the been in North always there, screaming. Tikhonov is second round after missing the end his America eight the one who says who plays. draft year with a shoulder injury. times, includ- Tikhonov is worse then Scotty The 6’2”, 196 lbs. left-winger ing June 2002 Bowman. Everyday there were new underwent surgery to repair the shoul- when he was in lines. I played on the third, fourth and der and has started to regain his offen- Toronto for the even on the sixth line.” sive touch. NHL Draft. Vladislav Esveev didn’t attend Boston’s Evseev “I like to play with physical pres- The Boston training camp this fall, but does fol- sure,” Esveev told Yevgeniy Bruins selected low the NHL from his homeland. Belashchenko from www.russian- the physical winger 56th overall. “I have a satellite dish,” he says. prospects.com. “I like to bring the “I was somewhat prepared to not “Sometimes if I have time, they show puck into the zone and maneuver be selected as high in the draft,” the games at night and I have to sleep. around the defense. I like to score Esveev admits. “My mom told me not If there is an opportunity, I do watch when possible.” to get my hopes up too high. After the all the games.” Esveev is one of 22 Russian first round finished up, I relaxed a bit. Esveev follows Atlanta Thrashers teenagers who travel across Canada In Russia there is a lot of emphasis on forward Ilya Kovalchuk, who was his for a six-game series against the CHL the first round. When I was selected, I teammate in the Challenge Cup two in the RE/MAX Canada-Russia was very happy.” years ago. Challenge Nov. 17 - 27. Esveev played most of his career “Even then he played better then “The game of hockey itself just with Moscow Dynamo, including 21 most of his teammates by a year, a gets me really excited,” Esveev says. games in the Super League last year. year and a half. He was always bet- “Everything that has to do with it. The He played for legendary coach Viktor ter.” - Aaron Bell passes, the speed, the attack. I like it Tikhonov.

Team Itinerary Russian Selects

Note: All times subject to change No. Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Club NHL 1 Sidikov, Rustem G 6.01 169 May 7, 1985 Moscow CSKA NASH '03 Friday November 14 30 Barulin, Konstantin G 6.00 176 Sept. 4, 1984 Tvumen Gazovic STL '03 3:25 p.m. Arrive at Pearson International 2 Nikitin, Nikita D 6.03 179 June 16, 1986 Omsk Avangard Airport - Toronto 3 Moshkarev, Evgeny D 6.02 191 March 31, 1987 Omsk Avangard 4:30 p.m. Depart for London 4 Shinin, Alexander D 6.01 191 Jan. 7, 1984 Cherepovets Severstal 5 Koltsov, Ivan D 6.02 182 March 7, 1984 Cherepovets Severstal EDM '02 Saturday November 15 7 Egorov, Alexander LW 5.09 168 June 30, 1985 Omsk Avangard 8:30 p.m. Practice (Carling Arena) 8 Mushtaev, Vyacheslav C 5.09 165 July 5, 1985 Omsk Avangard 9 Payor, Sergei C 5.11 170 June 29, 1984 Omsk Avangard Sunday November 16 10 Abdrakhmanov, Ruslan C 5.11 198 Nov. 25, 1984 Ufa Salavat Yulaev 11:30 a.m. Practice (Carling Arena) 11 Romanov, Konstantin C 6.01 174 March 14, 1985 Moscow Dynamo 12 Romanov, Artem C 5.11 187 June 22, 1984 Togliatti Lada 14 Badvantdinov, Damir D 6.02 185 April 24, 1984 Moscow Dynamo 15 Sokolov, Viktor D 6.03 191 Feb. 13, 1986 Moscow Dynamo Team Staff 16 Khasanshin, Ruslan RW 5.10 169 Feb. 7, 1985 Togliatti Lada 17 Krutov, Alexei RW 5.11 186 Feb. 1, 1984 Moscow Soviet Wings General Manager Valentin Kozin 18 Belov, Anton D 6.03 185 June 29, 1986 Moscow CSKA Head Coach Rafail Ishmatov 19 Nikulin, Alexander C 6.01 183 Aug. 25, 1985 Moscow Dynamo Assistant Coaches Sergei Gersonsky 21 Papkov, Vyacheslav C 5.08 150 Sept. 22, 1984 Moscow Dynamo Valentin Gureev 24 Makarov, Konstantin LW 5.11 198 Sept. 17, 1985 Magnitogorsk Metallurg Physiotherapist Sergei Ulanov 27 Karpov, Sergei D 6.01 198 March 11, 1984 Moscow Dynamo Team Doctor Dmitry Bogdashevsky 29 Evseev, Vladislav LW 6.02 196 Sept. 10, 1984 Moscow Dynamo BOS '02 Event Intinerary Carter thrives on World stage eff Carter has fond mem- Russian Selects in the first Note: All times subject to change ories of Russia. After all, two games of the RE/MAX he did bring home a Canada-Russia Challenge Monday November 17 J valuable souvenir from his presented by Suzuki in 9:15 a.m. Russian Team photo first trip overseas. London and Sarnia. Carter helped Canada “It’s going to be really 9:30 a.m. Russian Team practice strike gold at the World exciting,” Carter says. “Any (John Labatt Centre) Under-18 Championships in time you get Canada versus Russia this past April. Russia, it’s always a big 10:45 a.m. OHL Team practice Jeff The Sault Ste. Marie game and there’s a lot of (John Labatt Centre) Carter Greyhounds captain had a excitement in the building. goal and an assist in It’s going to be extra special 12:00 p.m. OHL Team photo Canada’s 6-3 loss to Russia in the for me to play in my home town.” round robin game and picked up an Carter used his size and skill to 7:00 p.m. RE/MAX Canada- assist on the winning goal in the gold make an impression during the sum- Russia Series Game 1 medal game against Slovakia. mer camp for the National Junior (John Labatt Centre) He finished the tournament with Team and hopes to use the two game two goals and five assists, and most showcase as a springboard to a spot importantly, a gold medal. on the team that travels to Finland. Tuesday November 18 “Playing in the Under-18 was “It’s one of the things that I’ve 11:00 a.m. OHL Team practice unbelieveable,” Carter says. “Being been working for,” Carter says. (John Labatt Centre) picked to represent your country is a “Every time you play for your coun- great honour. It was my first time try, you want to do your best. These 12:00 p.m. Russian Team practice overseas and it was a great experience two games could mean a lot. I’ve got (John Labatt Centre) for me.” to go out and put on a good perform- The London native was named to ance.” the OHL roster who will play the - Aaron Bell Wednesday November 19 10:00 a.m. OHL Team practice (John Labatt Centre) Team OHL

11:00 a.m. Russian Team practice No. Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Club NHL (John Labatt Centre) 1 Munce, Ryan G 6.00 175 April 16, 1985 Sarnia LA ‘03 30 Druce, Kevin G 5.11 180 Feb. 10, 1984 S.S. Marie

7:00 p.m. RE/MAX Canada- 4 Bissonette, Paul D 6.02 205 March 11, 1985 Saginaw PIT ‘03 Russia Series Game 2 6 Klein, Kevin D 6.01 195 Dec. 13, 1984 Guelph NASH ‘03 (Sarnia Sports and 7 Carter, Jeff C 6.03 200 Jan. 1, 1985 S.S. Marie PHI ‘03 Entertainment Centre) 8 Brent, Tim C/RW 6.00 180 March 10, 1984 St. Michael’s ANA ‘02 9 Henrich, Adam LW 6.04 216 Jan. 19, 1984 Brampton TB ‘02 10 Carcillo, Dan LW 5.11 183 Jan. 28, 1985 Sarnia PIT ‘03 13 Stewart, Anthony RW 6.02 232 Jan. 5, 1985 Kingston FLA ‘03 14 Campoli, Chris D 6.00 190 July 9, 1984 Erie 15 Jarrett, Patrick C 5.11 182 Feb. 6, 1984 Owen Sound NASH ‘02 16 Benoit, Andre D 6.00 195 Jan. 6, 1984 Kitchener Team Staff 17 Wolski, Wojtek LW 6.02 197 Feb. 24, 1986 Brampton Management Team Mike Kelly, Windsor 18 Richards, Mike C 6.00 190 Feb. 11, 1985 Kitchener PHI ‘03 Jeff Twohey, Peterborough 19 Paille, Daniel LW 6.01 195 April 15, 1984 Guelph BUF ‘02 Head Coach Jim Hulton, Kingston 22 Swanson, Jeremy D 6.00 210 June 21, 1984 Barrie FLA ‘02 Assistant Coaches Stan Butler, Brampton 25 Eager, Ben LW 6.02 215 Jan. 22, 1984 Oshawa PHX ‘02 Peter DeBoer, Kitchener 26 Ranger, Paul D 6.03 210 Sep. 12, 1984 Oshawa TB ‘02 Trainers Joe Coccimiglio 38 Liffiton, David D 6.02 201 Oct. 18, 1984 Plymouth COL ‘03 Don Brankley, London 44 Crombeen, B.J. RW 6.02 207 July 10, 1985 Barrie DAL ‘03 Glen Kinney, Sarnia 84 Locke, Corey C 5.10 180 May 8, 1984 Ottawa MTL ‘03 Equipment Manager Russ Hammond, Guelph 94 Perry, Corey RW 6.03 195 May 16, 1985 London ANA ‘03 Event Itinerary Talbot looking for redemption Note: All times subject to change axime Talbot is national stage when he looking forward to helped Canada win the gold Thursday November 20 Mrepresenting his medal at the Six Nations 10:00 a.m. QMJHL Team practice country again. Cup Under-18 tournament (Halifax Metro Centre) This time, the 19-year-old two years ago. centre He has seven goals and 27 12:30 p.m. Russian Team arrives is looking for a better result. assists and is tied for fifth in in Halifax Talbot, who led the the league scoring race with 7:00 p.m. RE/MAX Canada- Olympiques with 104 points Maxime 34 points in 21 games. Russia Series Game 3 last year, was a member of Talbot Talbot, who led the (Halifax Metro Centre) Canada’s Under-18 team that Olympiques to the finished a disappointing sixth Memorial Cup final last year Friday November 21 at the World Under-18 in Quebec City, will be coached in the 12:00 p.m. Russian Team practice Championships in 2002. series by Mario Durocher, who will (Halifax Metro Centre) The second round pick of the be the head coach of Canada’s in 2001 was National Junior Team in Finland. Saturday November 22 selected to represent the QMJHL in Durocher is looking forward to the 9:30 a.m. Russian Team departs the RE/MAX Canada-Russia opportunity to work with some of the for Rimouski Challenge, which comes to Halifax on players who will make up Canada’s Thursday November 20 and Rimouski World Junior entry. 7:30 p.m. Russian Team arrives on Monday November 24. “It’s nice experience and nice in Rimouski “Max has worked hard all year for exposure,” Durocher said. “There’s a Sunday November 23 this team,” said Olympiques team- lot of pressure for sure for the head 11:00 a.m. Russian Team practice mate Jean-Michel Daoust. “He’s our coach and the coaching staff. It’s an (Rimouski Colisee) leader and our captain.” important job.” Talbot tasted success on the inter- - Aaron Bell 9:00 p.m. QMJHL Team arrives

Monday November 24 10:00 a.m. QMJHL Team practice Team QMJHL (Rimouski Colisee) No. Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Club NHL 11:15 a.m. Russia Team practice 29 Crawford, Corey G 6.00 162 Dec. 31, 1984 Moncton CHI (Rimouski Colisee) 38 Drouin-Deslauriers, Jeff G 6.04 180 May 15, 1984 Chicoutimi EDM 79 Daigneault, Maxime G 6.02 195 Jan. 23, 1984 Val d’Or WAS 7:00 p.m. RE/MAX Canada- 5 Coulombe, Patrick D 5.09 163 April 23, 1985 Rimouski Russia Series Game 4 5 Sanford, James D 5.08 180 June 18, 1984 Moncton (Rimouski Colisee) 6 O'Brien, Doug D 6.00 191 Feb. 16. 1984 Gatineau TB 9 Picard, Alexandre LW 6.01 161 Oct. 6, 1985 Lewiston Tuesday November 25 10 Lambert, Michaël LW 6.02 200 Mar. 10, 1984 P.E.I. MTL 10:30 a.m. Russian Team departs 11 Guénette, François-Pierre C 6.00 183 Jan. 18, 1984 Cape Breton VAN for Calgary 14 Dixon, Stephen C 5.11 180 Sept. 7, 1985 Cape Breton PIT 15 Picard, Alexandre D 6.03 215 July 5, 1985 Cape Breton PHI 7:15 p.m. Russian Team arrives 15 Roussin, Dany LW 6.02 195 Jan. 9, 1985 Rimouski FLO 18 Saunders, Nathan D 6.00 195 May 25, 1985 Moncton ANA in Calgary 25 Talbot, Maxime C 5.10 176 Feb. 11, 1984 Gatineau PIT 27 Gervais, Bruno D 6.01 195 Oct. 3, 1984 Acadie-Bathurst NYI 41 Bernier, Marc-André RW 6.03 200 Feb. 5, 1985 Cape Breton VAN Team Staff 77 Ruggeri, Rosario D 6.01 214 June 8, 1984 Chicoutimi PHI 78 Pouliot, Marc-Antoine C 6.02 188 May 22, 1985 Rimouski EDM Head Coach Mario Durocher, Maine 81 Urquhart, Cory C 6.03 196 Oct. 1, 1984 P.E.I. MTL 87 Crosby, Sidney C 5.10 175 Aug. 7, 1987 Rimouski 89 Jacques, Jean-François W 6.04 215 Apr. 24, 1984 Baie-Comeau EDM 96 Bernier, Steve RW 6.01 214 Mar. 31, 1985 Moncton SJ Event Itinerary MacArthur seizes opportunity Note: All times subject to change larke MacArthur MacArthur, who won a quickly made a name Junior A championship in Tuesday November 25 Cfor himself as a Alberta two years ago, was a 4:00 p.m. WHL Team photo third round pick of the rookie last year. He scored 23 Buffalo Sabres at the NHL 4:30 p.m. WHL Team practice goals and 75 points in the Entry Draft in June. He (Pengrowth Saddledome) regular season and added wants to make enough of an nine points in 11 playoff impression in this series to Wednesday November 26 games. Clarke earn an invitation to the final But when the roster was MacArthur selection camp in December. 11:00 a.m. Russian Team practice announced for Canada’s “I was really happy to be (Pengrowth Saddledome) National Junior Team sum- named,” MacArthur says. mer camp, the Lloydminster, Alberta “It’s a great honour for me. I didn’t 11:00 a.m. WHL Team practice native was disappointed that his name really expect to make the team.” (Pengrowth Saddledome) wasn’t on the list. Calgary Hitmen coach Richard MacArthur responded with another Kromm will be an assistant coach for 7:00 p.m. RE/MAX Canada - strong start this year and leads the Team WHL and is looking forward to Russia Series Game - 5 Tigers with 15 assists and is tied for facing the Russians. (Pengrowth Saddledome) seventh in the WHL with 26 points in “It’s going to be really exciting,” 21 games. The sophomore centre Kromm says. “I don’t know how Thursday November 27 earned a spot on the WHL roster for we’re going to approach the Russian the RE/MAX Canada-Russia team. From a tactical standpoint, it’s a 6:00 a.m. Russian Team departs Challenge. little difficult to prepare, but we can for Brandon “I think I proved myself in the assume that they’re going to be early part of the season,” the 18-year- skilled and a good skating team that 7:00 a.m. WHL Team departs old says. “It was a good feeling to be will play a pretty good puck posses- for Brandon named. ” sion game.” - Aaron Bell

1:45 p.m. WHL Team arrives in Brandon Team WHL

No. Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Club NHL 2:30 p.m. Russian Team arrives 30 Ward, Cam G 6.01 190 Feb. 29, 1984 Red Deer CAR '02 in Brandon 37 Harding, Josh G 6.01 180 June 18, 1984 Regina MIN '02

2 Meech, Derek D 5.11 199 April 21, 1984 Red Deer DET '02 7:00 p.m. RE/MAX Canada - 3 Phaneuf, Dion D 6.03 205 April 10, 1985 Red Deer CGY '03 Russia Series Game 6 4 Egener, Mike D 6.03 200 Sept. 26, 1984 Calgary TB '02 (Keystone Centre) 5 Seabrook, Brent D 6.02 221 April 20, 1985 Lethbridge CHI '03 6 Gorges, Josh D 6.00 180 Aug. 14, 1984 Kelowna SJ '02 Friday November 28 7 White, Ian D 5.10 190 June 4, 1984 Swift Current TOR '02 8 Brodziak, Kyle C 6.02 195 May 25, 1984 Moose Jaw EDM '03 9 Dawes, Nigel LW 5.08 175 Feb. 9, 1985 Kootenay NYR '03 TBA Russian Team departs 11 MacArthur, Clarke C 6.00 185 April 6, 1985 Medicine Hat BUF '03 for Toronto 12 Courchaine, Adam C 5.11 175 Feb. 9, 1984 Vancouver MIN '03 15 Getzlaf, Ryan C 6.03 207 May 10, 1985 Calgary ANA '03 16 Fehr, Eric RW 6.03 190 July 9, 1985 Brandon WSH '03 17 Stone, Ryan LW 6.01 203 March 20, 1985 Brandon PIT '03 Team Staff 18 Monych, Lance RW 6.02 202 July 25, 1984 Brandon PHO '02 19 Redenbach, Tyler LW/C 6.00 190 Sept. 25, 1984 Swift Current PHO '02 Head Coach Brent Sutter, Red Deer 20 Williams, Jeremy RW/C 5.11 185 Jan. 26, 1984 Swift Current TOR '03 Assistant Coach Mike Kelly, Brandon 21 Colliton, Jeremy C 6.02 195 Jan. 13, 1985 Prince Albert NYI '03 Richard Kromm, Calgary 22 Gellech, Randall RW 6.01 195 Feb. 2, 1984 Kelowna PHO '02 Honourary Captain Kelly Hrudey 27 Coburn, Braydon D 6.05 210 Feb. 27, 1985 Portland ATL '03 Athletic Therapist Mike Murray, Calgary 77 Belle, Shawn D 6.02 211 Jan. 3, 1985 Tri-City STL '03