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DAWG NATION LOAN RANGERS #16 Kevin Ulanski - “Uly” - FORWARD Born: Madison, Wisconsin BOW G L W #12 Tom Maxwell - “Maxey” - FORWARD A V I D Born: Spokane, Washington. 4 season Major Junior. 8 year veteran of WHL, ECHL, AHL and CHL wars. Colorado Eagles (ECHL) 2011-12. Played in 2015 Dawg Bowl and was member D A G of winning PBR team. “A great tournament. I wouldn’t miss it.” W R G .O N ATI O N DAWG NATION LOAN RANGERS #16 Kevin Ulanski - “Uly” - FORWARD Born: Madison, Wisconsin. Teamed with Luke Fulghum to win back-to-back NCAA Championships during standout 4 seasons at University of Denver. Degree in Finance Marketing. 2009-10 CHL scoring champ and MVP with #2 Ken Klee - “K.K.” - DEFENSEMAN Colorado Eagles. 5th on Eagles all-time scoring list. Born: Indianapolis, Indiana. Moved to Broomfield before he was 1 and learned to skate at Hyland Hills Arena. 934 games with 7 teams in 14 year NHL career, including the Avalanche. Though not known as a goal scorer, 13 of his 55 career #17 Luke Fulghum - “Fulgy” - FORWARD goals were game winning goals, the highest percentage Born: Colorado Springs, Colorado. Stellar 4 year career at in NHL history.Currently Head Coach of the United States University of Denver earning 2 NCAA championships with Women’s National Hockey team. Coached them to World teammate Kevin Ulanski. Second player in franchise history Championships in 2015 and 2016. The U.S. defeated Canada to join Denver Cutthroats (CHL), following defenseman in the gold medal game both times. Aaron MacKenzie. 1 season with Denver Eagles (ECHL). #5 Brett Clark - “Clarkie” - Defenseman #18 Luke Salazar - “Sal” FORWARD Born: Wapella, Saskatchewan, Canada. 45 goals - 141assists Born: Thornton, Colorado. 4 year standout playing for - 689 games in 14 year NHL career with 5 teams. Played for George Gwozdecky at University of Denver. 45 goals in 140 Avs 2003-10. Currently a consultant in the Avalanche Player games. All-WCHA Academic Team. Currently playing for Development Dept. Manchester Monarchs in the UK. Has played professionally in Austria and Sweden as well as the U.S. #8 Sean Zimmerman - “Zimmie” - DEFENSEMAN #27 Darryl Bootland - “Booter” - FORWARD (ALTERNATE CAPTAIN) Born: Toronto, Canada. Currently a fan favorite in his 2 Born: Denver, Colorado. Currently playing for the Colorado seasons with the Colorado Eagles (ECHL). Drafted by Eagles of the ECHL. Played for Denver Cutthroats in their 2 Colorado Avalanche, but did not sign. Played for Detroit seasons in CHL. Drafted by New Jersey Devils. Helped Team and N.Y. Islanders in NHL. In 2009, signed with Kalamazoo USA win Bronze medal and 2007 World Junior Ice Hockey (ECHL) Wings by his brother, Nick, who was the Wings Championships. Director of Hockey Operations and Head Coach. continued › DAWG NATION LOAN RANGERS, CONT. #37 Aaron MacKenzie - “Red” - DEFENSEMAN (CAPTAIN) Born: Terrance Bay, Ontario, Canada. University of Denver. Captained Pios for 2 of his 4 seasons. All-WCHA First Team 2002-03. NHL debut in a 4-1 Avalanche victory against Vancouver in 2009. Signed with Denver Cutthroats (CHL) in 2012. Was first player in franchise history. Captain of the Cutthroats in team’s only 2 seasons TEL: 720-608-0013 FAX: 303-675-3411 #47 Ryan Bach - “Bacher” - GOALTENDER Born: Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada. 4 seasons in goal for Colorado College: 2 time All-WCHA First team selection with Tigers. American Hockey Coaches Association West - First Team All American. Drafted by Red Wings in ’92. With L.A. Kings 1998-99. Colorado Eagles 2003-04. Currently the Eagles goaltending coach. #72 Bobby House - “Houser” - FORWARD Born: Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Moved to Whitehorse, Yukon SPORTS NUTRITION Territories, Canada when he was 4. At 17, was 3rd Round selection of Chicago Blackhawks in 1991. Was first player PREPARE. WIN. RECOVER. ever drafted in Yukon Territories and first from that province to play professionally. Close to 800 games primarily in IHL REPEAT. and AHL. Finished career in Germany’s top pro league. Played in 2015 Dawg Bowl. “Excited to be part of such a special event.” #13 Todd Gehrke - “Cheese” - FORWARD Born: Rice Lake, Wisconsin. Founder of the very successful Loan Rangers adult hockey club. Head coach of the Colorado Select U13 girls. Drafted by Dawg Father in 2015 onto the Dawg Nation board. “Live the Dream” 303.882.2448 TEL: 720-608-0013 FAX: 303-675-3411.
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