TEAM PACIFIC WORLD U17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE Timmins, Ontario December 29Th – January 4Th, 2010

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TEAM PACIFIC WORLD U17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE Timmins, Ontario December 29th – January 4th, 2010 # Name P S HT WT Born Hometown 2009-10 Team 1 Brossoit, Laurent G R 6’2 178 03/23/93 Surrey,BC Cowichan Valley Capitals (BCHL) 30 Liston, Liam G L 6’2” 190 04/06/93 St Albert, Alta St Albert Raiders (AMHL) 2 Wotherspoon, Tyler D L 6’1” 200 03/12/93 Surrey,BC Portland Winterhawks (WHL) 3 Thrower, Dalton D R 6’0” 183 12/20/93 North Vancouver, BC Saskatoon Blades (WHL) 4 Yuen, Zac D L 6’1” 185 03/03/93 Vancouver, BC Tri City Americans (WHL) 5 Siemens, Duncan D L 6’3” 192 09/11/93 Sherwood Park, Alta Saskatoon Blades (WHL) 6 Bell, Myles D R 6’0” 202 08/13/93 Calgary, Alta Regina Pats (WHL) 7 Scarlett, Reece D R 6’1” 161 03/31/93 Sherwood Park, Alta Swift Current Broncos (WHL) 8 Hodder, Zachary D L 5’11” 180 07/16/93 Delta, BC Vancouver Giants (WHL) 10 McNeill, Mark F R 6’2” 190 02/22/93 Edmonton, Alta Prince Albert Raiders (WHL) 11 Kornelsen, Joseph F L 6’0” 180 01/09/93 Abbotsford, BC Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL) 12 Burns, Nathan F L 6’0” 165 07/15/93 Edmonton, Alta Vancouver Giants (WHL) 14 Hadley, Aaron F R 6’2” 185 07/22/93 Castlegar, BC Beaver Valley Nighthawks (KIJHL) 15 Holmberg, Mitch F R 5’10’ 165 30/09/93 Daysland, Alta Spokane Chiefs (WHL) 16 Ewanyk, Travis F L 6’0” 170 03/29/93 St Albert, Alta Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL) 17 Balson, Brock F L 6’0” 185 01/05/93 Kamloops, BC Chase Chiefs (KIJHL) 18 Brassart, Brady F R 6’1” 185 06/15/93 Vernon, BC Spokane Chiefs (WHL) 19 Lowry, Adam F L 6’2” 163 03/29/93 Calgary, Alta Swift Current Broncos (WHL) 20 Rattie, Ty F R 6’0” 170 02/05/93 Airdrie, Alta Portland Winterhawks (WHL) 21 Nugent-Hopkins, Ryan F L 6’0” 160 04/12/93 Burnaby, BC Red Deer Rebels (WHL) 22 Graboski, Spencer F R 6’2” 190 01/06/93 Quesnel, BC Quesnel Millionaires (BCHL) 23 Smith, Colin F R 5’10” 157 06/20/93 Edmonton, Alta Kamloops Blazers (WHL) 2009-10 TEAM PACIFIC STAFF Title First/Last name Hometown Team (League) Director of Operations Janis Entem Blairmore, Alta Asst Director of Operations Rick Schievink Port Alberni, BC Head Coach Michael Dyck Lethbridge, Alta University of Lethbridge Assistant Coach Kevin Hasselberg Didsbury, Alta Olds Grizzlies (AJHL) Assistant Coach Matt Hughes Salmon Arm, BC Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL) Equipment Manager Darrell Dingwall Edmonton, Alta KC Pats (AMHL) Athletic Therapist Grant Amman Aldergrove, BC Burnaby Express (BCHL) Video Coach Andrew Milne Canmore, Alta Canmore Eagles (AJHL) .

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