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2020-21 Regina Pats Roster 2020-21 REGINA PATS ROSTER # FORWARDS POS HT WT SH HOMETOWN DOB 2019-20 TEAM (LEAGUE) GP G-A-PTS PIM DRAFT 11 Carter Massier LW 6-1 179 L Peace River, AB 05/06/01 Regina Pats (WHL) 17 3-3-6 15 Eligible ‘21 18 Cole Dubinsky C 5-10 168 L Ardrossan, AB 12/04/02 Regina Pats (WHL) 58 6-16-22 40 Eligible ‘21 19 Zack Smith RW 5-11 165 R Saskatoon, SK 12/28/01 Regina Pats (WHL) 51 12-7-19 20 Eligible ‘21 21 Cole Carrier C 6-0 190 L Strathcona, AB 07/03/02 Regina Pats (WHL) 18 3-3-6 14 Eligible ‘21 22 Carter Chorney RW 6-1 171 R Sherwood Park, AB 02/06/01 Regina Pats (WHL) 54 7-10-17 32 Eligible ‘21 23 Sloan Stanick LW 5-11 162 L Rapid City, MB 08/01/03 Regina Pats (WHL) 49 2-2-4 14 Eligible ‘21 24 Colby Wotton C 5-11 154 R Foxwarren, MB 09/27/03 Yellowhead Chiefs (MU18HL) 45 19-19-38 76 Eligible ‘21 26 Jakob Brook LW 6-2 184 R Roblin, MB 03/15/02 Regina Pats (WHL) 46 4-6-10 41 Eligible ‘21 29 Logan Nijhoff ‘C’ LW 6-0 182 L Comox, BC 06/23/01 Regina Pats (WHL) 61 16-18-34 82 Eligible ‘21 37 Easton Armstrong RW 6-1 169 R Los Angeles, CA 01/24/03 LA Jr. Kings (16U AAA) 49 42-40-72 62 Eligible ‘21 39 Carson Denomie LW 6-0 196 L Regina, SK 01/27/00 Regina Pats (WHL) 64 21-29-50 28 FA 42 Drew Englot C 6-2 191 R Candiac, SK 10/26/02 Regina Pats (WHL) 56 12-6-18 33 Eligible ‘21 52 Braxton Whitehead C 5-11 150 R Palmer, AK 06/09/04 Pitt. Penguins Elite (15U AAA) 56 11-18-29 28 Eligible ‘22 98 Connor Bedard C 5-9 165 R N. Vancouver, BC 07/17/05 West Van Academy Prep (CSSHL U18) 36 43-41-84 32 Eligible ‘23 # DEFENCEMEN POS HT WT SH HOMETOWN DOB 2019-20 TEAM (LEAGUE) GP G-A-PTS PIM DRAFT 4 Tom Cadieux D 6-0 174 R Saskatoon, SK 09/11/02 Tri-City Americans (WHL) 37 1-5-6 8 Eligible ‘21 5 Jacob Dewitt D 6-3 174 L Sicamous, BC 03/15/04 POE Prep (CSSHL U18) 36 4-10-14 28 Eligible ‘22 6 Makai Mitchell D 6-0 189 R Fort Collins, CO 08/28/02 Regina Pats (WHL) 28 0-3-3 17 Eligible ‘21 20 Kyle Walker D 6-2 203 L Leduc, AB 07/09/00 Regina Pats (WHL) 56 5-9-14 43 FA 28 Jake Johnson D 5-11 190 L Scottsdale, AZ 07/21/03 Regina Pats (WHL) 58 2-6-8 32 Eligible ‘21 36 Marcus Taylor D 6-0 149 L Coquitlam, BC 04/29/03 Burnaby WC (CSSHL U18) 23 1-6-7 8 Eligible ‘21 40 Parker Berge D 5-11 169 R Edmonton, AB 01/13/03 Northern AB X-Treme (CSSHL U18) 36 7-21-28 40 Eligible ‘21 41 Ryker Evans D 5-11 184 L Calgary, AB 12/13/01 Regina Pats (WHL) 63 7-24-31 81 Eligible ‘21 44 Layton Feist D 6-0 153 L Dawson Creek, BC 01/26/04 Okanagan HA Red (CSSHL U18) 35 8-16-24 14 Eligible ‘22 # GOALIES POS HT WT C HOMETOWN DOB 2019-20 TEAM (LEAGUE) GP W-L-OTL SO SV AVG DRAFT 30 Matthew Kieper G 5-11 146 L Winnipeg, MB 03/08/04 Winnipeg Bruins (MU18HL) 14 7-8-0 1 .892 3.93 Eligible ‘22 31 Roddy Ross G 6-3 184 L Meadow Lake, SK 07/04/00 Seattle Thunderbirds (WHL) 49 20-21-4 0 .908 3.17 PHI (2019) 33 Spencer Welke G 6-0 185 L Yorkton, SK 01/13/02 PA Mintos (SMAAAHL) 18 9-9-0 1 .910 2.89 Eligible ‘21 VP, Hockey Operations & GeneraL Manager — John Paddock Head Coach & Assistant GM — Dave Struch Assistant Coach — Brad Herauf GoaLtending Coach — Rob Muntain AthLetic Therapist — Greg Mayer Equipment Manager — Gord Cochran Director of Hockey AnaLytics — Landon Watson Director of Scouting — Dale McMullin .
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