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LEGEND CLOSE EYE: Long-term value that N could skyrocket at any given moment. INJURED: Goaltenders that are injured h when the Depth Charts are published. E: Playing in Europe N: Playing in the NCAA Q: Playing in the QMJHL O: Playing in the OHL W: Playing in the WHL U: Playing in the USHL B: Playing in the BCHL MARCH 9, 2015 (*): Full-right goaltenders ANAHEIM DUCKS BOSTON BRUINS Frederik Andersen 10-2-89 6-4, 225 Tuukka Rask 3-10-87 6-3, 169 John Gibson 7-14-93 6-3, 205 Niklas Svedberg 9-04-89 6-2, 176 Jason LaBarbera 1-18-80 6-3, 230 Jeremy Smith 4-13-89 6-0, 180 Igor Bobkov 1-2-91 6-4, 192 Malcolm Subban 12-21-93 6-1, 187 Ryan Faragher 7-3-90 6-2, 200 Adam Morrison 2-09-91 6-3, 194 Zane McIntyre 8-20-92 6-1, 180 Goalie Coach: Dwayne Roloson N Assistant: Sudsie Maharaj Goalie Coach: Bob Essensa Affiliates: Norfolk (AHL) / Utah (ECHL) Affiliates: Providence (AHL) / S. Carolina (ECHL) UFA Depth: Etienne Marcoux BUFFALO SABRES ARIZONA COYOTES Anders Lindback 5-3-88 6-6, 210 Mike Smith 3-22-82 6-4, 215 h Chad Johnson 6-10-86 6-3, 195 *Mike McKenna 4-11-83 6-3, 195 Matt Hackett 3-7-90 6-2, 179 h Mark Visentin 8-7-92 6-2, 205 Nathan Lieuwen 8-8-91 6-5, 192 David Leggio 7-31-84 5-11, 179 Andrey Makarov 4-20-93 6-1, 193 *Louis Domingue 3-6-92 6-3, 180 E Linus Ullmark 7-31-93 6-3, 198 Mike Lee 10-5-90 6-1, 190 N *Cal Petersen 10-19-94 6-1, 175 W Marek Langhamer 7-22-94 6-1, 181 N Jason Kasdorf 5-18-92 6-4, 179 W Brendan Burke 3-11-95 6-3, 176 E Jonas Johansson 9-19-95 6-4, 187 Goalie Coach: Sean Burke Goalie Coach: Arturs Irbe Assistant: Alfie Michaud Assistant: Bob Janosz Affiliates: Portland (AHL) / Gwinnett (ECHL) Consultant: Seamus Kotyk Affiliates: Rochester (AHL) / Elmira (ECHL) CALGARY FLAMES COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS *Jonas Hiller 2-12-82 6-2, 190 Sergei Bobrovsky 9-20-88 6-2, 190 Karri Ramo 7-1-86 6-3, 207 Curtis McElhinney 5-23-83 6-2, 197 Joni Ortio 4-16-91 6-1, 183 Anton Forsberg 11-27-92 6-2, 176 Brad Thiessen 3-19-86 5-11, 175 Oscar Dansk 2-28-94 6-2, 187 N Jon Gillies 1-22-94 6-5, 215 E Joonas Korpisalo 4-28-94 6-2, 168 Q *Mason McDonald 4-23-96 6-4, 185 E Elvis Merzlikins 4-13-94 6-3, 187 Goalie Coach: Jordan Sigalet Goalie Coach: Ian Clark Assistant: Scott Gouthro Assistant: Manny Legace Affiliates: Adirondack (AHL) / Colorado (ECHL) Affiliates: Springfield (AHL) / Kalamazoo (ECHL) CAROLINA HURRICANES DALLAS STARS Anton Khudobin 5-7-86 5-11, 203 Kari Lehtonen 11-16-83 6-4, 200 Cam Ward 2-29-84 6-1, 185 Jhonas Enroth 6-25-88 5-10, 166 Drew MacIntyre 6-24-83 6-1, 190 Jussi Rynnas 5-22-87 6-5, 210 Daniel Altshuller 7-24-94 6-2, 175 Maxime Lagace 1-12-93 6-1, 176 Collin Olson 4-4-94 6-3, 196 Jack Campbell 1-9-92 6-1, 171 O Alex Nedeljkovic 1-7-96 5-11, 190 Henri Kiviaho 2-26-94 6-3, 183 Philippe Desrosiers 8-16-95 6-1, 182 Goalie Coach: David Marcoux Q Brent Moran 7-5-96 6-3, 186 Affiliates: Charlotte (AHL) / Florida (ECHL) O UFA Depth: John Muse (AHL/ECHL) Goalie Coach: Mike Valley Assistant: Andy Moog Affiliates: Texas (AHL) / Idaho (ECHL) CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS Corey Crawford 12-31-84 6-2, 208 Scott Darling 12-22-88 6-6, 200 DETROIT RED WINGS Antti Raanta 5-12-89 6-0, 187 Michael Leighton 5-19-81 6-3, 190 Jimmy Howard 3-26-84 6-0, 218 Mac Carruth 3-25-92 6-3, 182 Jonas Gustavsson 10-24-84 6-3, 192 Anders Nilsson 3-19-90 6-5, 220 Petr Mrazek 2-14-92 6-1, 187 N Matt Tomkins 6-19-94 6-2, 174 Tom McCollum 12-7-89 6-2, 205 E Ivan Nalimov 8-12-94 6-5, 211 Jared Coreau 4-15-90 6-4, 204 O Jake Paterson 5-3-94 6-2, 183 Goalie Coach: Jimmy Waite N Chase Perry 2-8-96 6-2, 189 Assistant: Andrew Allen Goalie Scout: Markus Korhonen Goalie Coach: Jim Bedard Affiliates: Rockford (AHL) / Indianapolis (ECHL) Assistant: Jeff Salajko Affiliates: Grand Rapids (AHL) / Toledo (ECHL) COLORADO AVALANCHE Semyon Varlamov 4-27-88 6-2, 209 Reto Berra 1-3-87 6-4, 200 Calvin Pickard 4-15-92 6-1, 208 Sami Aittokallio 8-6-92 6-1, 172 Roman Will 5-22-92 6-1, 194 O Spencer Martin 6-8-95 6-2, 198 E Maximilian Pajpach 1-4-96 6-1, 205 Goalie Coach: Francois Allaire Assistant: Jean-Ian Filiatrault Affiliates: Lake Erie (AHL) / Ft. Wayne (ECHL) EDMONTON OILERS MINNESOTA WILD Ben Scrivens 9-11-86 6-2, 192 Devan Dubnyk 5-04-86 6-5, 210 Viktor Fasth 8-8-82 6-0, 198 Niklas Backstrom 2-13-78 5-11, 189 Richard Bachman 7-25-87 5-11, 175 Darcy Kuemper 5-5-90 6-4, 212 Laurent Brossoit 3-23-93 6-3, 200 *Josh Harding 6-18-84 6-1, 197 Tyler Bunz 2-11-92 6-1, 196 John Curry 2-27-84 5-11, 185 E Frans Tuohimaa 8-19-91 6-2, 179 Johan Gustafsson 2-28-92 6-2, 203 N Zach Naagelvort 1-30-94 6-2, 190 Q Alexandre Belanger 8-19-95 6-0, 170 Q Keven Bouchard 4-19-96 6-2, 205 N Steve Michalek 8-6-93 6-2, 183 E Kaapo Kahkonen 8-16-96 6-1, 198 Goalie Coach: Dustin Schwartz Assistant: Sylvain Roderigue Goalie Coach: Bob Mason Affiliates: Oklahoma City (AHL) / Bakersfield (ECHL) Affiliates: Iowa (AHL) / Quad City (ECHL) FLORIDA PANTHERS MONTREAL CANADIENS Roberto Luongo 4-4-79 6-3, 217 Carey Price 8-16-87 6-3, 219 h Al Montoya 2-13-85 6-2, 203 Dustin Tokarski 9-16-89 6-0, 194 Dan Ellis 6-19-80 6-1, 191 Mike Condon 4-27-90 6-2, 195 Sam Brittain 5-10-92 6-3, 215 Joey MacDonald 2-7-80 6-0, 197 Michael Houser 9-13-92 6-2, 192 Q Zach Fucale 5-28-95 6-1, 185 U Hayden Hawkey 3-1-95 6-1, 180 E Sergei Gayduchenko 6-6-89 6-5, 227 N Evan Cowley 7-31-95 6-4, 182 Goalie Coach: Stephane Waite E Hugo Fagerblom 1-9-96 6-6, 202 Assistant: Marco Marciano Consultant: Vincent Riendeau Goalie Coach: Robb Tallas Affiliates: Hamilton (AHL) / Wheeling (ECHL) Affiliates: San Antonio (AHL) / Cincinnati (ECHL) NASHVILLE PREDATORS LOS ANGELES KINGS Pekka Rinne 11-3-82 6-5, 207 Jonathan Quick 1-21-86 6-1, 214 Carter Hutton 12-19-85 6-1, 210 Martin Jones 1-10-90 6-4, 185 *Marek Mazanec 7-18-91 6-2, 185 J-F Berube 7-13-91 6-1, 170 Magnus Hellberg 4-4-91 6-5, 196 Patrik Bartosak 3-29-93 6-0, 181 E Atte Engren 2-19-88 6-1, 185 B Alec Dillon 5-5-96 6-5, 170 E Juuse Saros 4-19-95 5-10, 161 Goalie Coach: Bill Ranford E Janne Juvonen 10-3-94 6-0, 178 Assistant: Kim Dillabaugh Goalie Coach: Ben Vanderklok Affiliates: Manchester (AHL) / Ontario (ECHL) Assistant: Dave Rook Affiliates: Milwaukee (AHL) / Cincinnati (ECHL) NEW JERSEY DEVILS Cory Schneider 3-18-86 6-2, 195 Keith Kinkaid 7-4-89 6-3, 190 Scott Clemmensen 7-23-77 6-2, 201 Scott Wedgewood 8-14-92 6-1, 192 Maxime Clermont 12-31-91 6-1, 193 Q Anthony Brodeur 6-8-95 5-11, 177 Goalie Coach: Chris Terreri Assistant: Johan Hedberg Affiliates: Albany (AHL) NEW YORK ISLANDERS PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Jaroslav Halak 5-13-85 5-11, 182 Marc-Andre Fleury 11-28-84 6-2, 180 Michal Neuvirth 3-23-88 6-1, 209 Thomas Greiss 1-29-86 6-1, 210 Kevin Poulin 4-12-90 6-2, 210 Jeff Zatkoff 6-09-87 6-3, 170 Kent Simpson 3-26-92 6-3, 200 Matthew Murray 5-25-94 6-3, 159 E Mikko Koskinen 7-18-88 6-7, 192 Eric Hartzell 5-28-89 6-4, 188 N Eamon McAdam 9-24-94 6-2, 185 W Tristan Jarry 4-29-95 6-2, 181 N Stephon Williams 4-28-93 6-2, 191 N Sean Maguire** 2-02-93 6-2, 201 E Ilya Sorokin 8-4-95 6-2, 167 Goalie Coach: Mike Bales E Linus Soderstrom 8-23-96 6-3, 187 Assistant: Mike Buckley Goalie Coach: Mike Dunham Affiliates: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) / Affiliates: Bridgeport (AHL) / Stockton (ECHL) Wheeling (ECHL) NEW YORK RANGERS SAN JOSE SHARKS h Henrik Lundqvist 3-2-82 6-1, 188 Cameron Talbot 7-5-87 6-3, 200 Antti Niemi 8-29-83 6-2, 210 Mackenzie Skapski 6-15-94 6-2, 186 Alex Stalock 7-28-87 6-0, 180 Cedrick Desjardins 9-30-85 6-0, 192 Troy Grosenick 8-27-89 6-1, 190 Jason Missiaen 4-25-90 6-8, 220 Aaron Dell 5-04-89 6-0, 200 O Brandon Halverson 3-29-96 6-3, 176 *J.P.
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    WESTERN COLLEGIATE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Bruce M. McLeod Commissioner Carol LaBelle-Ehrhardt Assistant Commissioner of Operations Greg Shepherd Supervisor of Officials Administrative Office Western Collegiate Hockey Association November 26, 2012/For Immediate Release 2211 S. Josephine Street, Room 302 Denver, CO 80210 ALL 12 WCHA MEN’S-MEMBER TEAMS TO ENGAGE IN LEAGUE p: 303 871-4491. f: 303 871-4770 [email protected] PLAY NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 1 … IT’S UMD AT MTU, UNO AT Doug Spencer Associate Commissioner for UM, BSU AT MSU, UW AT DU, UND AT CC, SCSU AT UAA Public Relations MINNESOTA STATE GAINS THANKSGIVING WCHA SWEEP AT UW; BEMIDJI STATE EARNS THREE Western Collegiate Hockey Association 559 D’Onofrio Drive, Ste. 103 POINTS FROM UAA; SCSU SPLITS AT UMD; WEEKEND RESULTS SEE MINNESOTA SWEEP AT Madison, WI 53719-2096 VERMONT, HOST NEBRASKA OMAHA DOWN UAH TWICE AS LEAGUE TEAMS GO 5-4-1 IN NON- p: 608 829-0100. f: 608 829-0200 [email protected] CONFERENCE PLAY; GOPHERS, UNO MAVERICKS UNBEATEN OVER LAST SIX; LATEST DIVISION 1 MEN’S NATIONAL POLLS HAVE UM NO. 3, DU NO. 5, UND NO. 7/8, UNO NO. 13/14, SCSU NO. HOME OF A COLLEGIATE RECORD 37 14/15, CC NO. 18 … MSU RECEIVES VOTES MEN’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS SINCE 1951 MADISON, Wis. – The first of two consecutive weekends that will feature all 12 Western Collegiate Hockey 1952, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, Association men’s-member teams engaged in conference play will occur this Friday and Saturday, Nov. 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974, 30 and Dec.
  • Nax 2021 Northern Alberta Xtreme Hockey Academy

    Nax 2021 Northern Alberta Xtreme Hockey Academy

    2020 NAX 2021 NORTHERN ALBERTA XTREME HOCKEY ACADEMY 2020 / 2021 1 MISSION Northern Alberta X-treme’s mission is to provide a supportive learning environment that strives for excellence in academics and athletics. GOALS To provide a Safe, Fun and Competitive learning environment for all student-athletes. To provide opportunities that support further development and positive self-growth. To enhance character development through the emotional, physical and mental benefits of sport. CORE VALUES COMMUNITY To maintain our standing and be a positive member of Hockey Canada/Hockey Alberta/Canadian Sports School Hockey League along with the Black Gold School District and Town of Devon. RESPECT We will maintain the well-being of our student-athletes and staff by focusing on them at the core of every decision. We will also keep at the forefront an understanding and appreciation of respect for each individual member’s contribution to the environment of the organization. TRADITION To build and maintain a sense of pride within the community, school district and organization by maintaining a proud history of success in academics and athletics. CHARACTER To positively impact and maintain a strong foundation of the mental, physical, emotional and moral qualities of each student-athlete within our organization. CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR 7 MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL 9 RIVERVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL 9 COACHES & SUPPORT STAFF 11 HIGHLIGHTS (FEMALE) 20 FEMALE PREP TEAM 21 HIGHLIGHTS (MALE) 30 NAX WHL DRAFT PICKS 32 NAX USHL DRAFT PICKS 34 NAX NHL DRAFT PICKS 34 U15 TEAM 35 U15 PREP TEAM 43 U16 TEAM 51 U18 PREP TEAM 59 2020 / 2021 5 MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR JASON STEWART President On behalf of Dynamic Hockey Development and the Northern Alberta Xtreme, I am once again very excited to welcome everyone to the 2020-2021 Female and Male Team Programs.