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2021 NA3HL Top Prospects Tournament Rosters 2021 NA3HL APEX TEAM (BLUE) No. First Name Last Name Pos. NA3HL Team Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown 2 Kieran Christianson F Missoula Jr. Bruins 5-10 175 03/29/04 Medicine Hat, AB 3 Kadyn Fennell D Bozeman Ice Dogs 5-11 160 11/14/00 Evansville, ID 4 Zak Justice F Bay State Bobcats 5-10 180 10/13/00 Bemidji, MN 5 Tyler Lorring D Great Falls Americans 5-6 160 03/02/00 Fairbanks, AK 6 Henry Chavez F Great Falls Americans 6-1 175 12/30/00 San Jose, CA 8 Abraham Arifi D Peoria Mustangs 6-0 180 03/25/02 Niles, IL 9 Connor Lefkof D Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks 5-11 180 03/14/00 Frisco, TX 10 Ethan Cumming F Wausau RiverWolves 5-11 175 04/28/02 St. Cloud, MN 11 Nikita Kovalev F Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks 5-9 180 05/20/02 Greenwich, CT 12 Ethan Chesney F Peoria Mustangs 5-10 155 01/23/02 Elgin, IL 13 Alex Kupka F Willmar WarHawks 5-9 170 12/13/01 Trnava, Slovakia 14 Jacob Saenger F Missoula Jr. Bruins 5-9 150 03/14/03 Castle Pines, CO 15 Tanner Klockzo F Bozeman Ice Dogs 5-10 160 01/03/04 Meridian, ID 16 JayVon Fogelgren F Bay State Bobcats 5-10 165 10/21/00 Auburn, WA 17 Ben Johnson D Willmar WarHawks 6-2 185 01/17/03 Chisago Lakes, MN 18 Jake Minch D Wausau RiverWolves 6-2 180 04/28/00 Stevens Point, WI 19 Pavel Bakhtin F Wausau RiverWolves 6-2 190 01/10/01 West Bloomfield, MI 20 Blake Nerney F Bozeman Ice Dogs 6-0 160 03/14/01 St. Louis, MO 21 Misha Mshar F Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks 6-0 162 11/26/02 Minsk, Belarus 22 Gordon Ogden D Bay State Bobcats 6-3 185 09/23/02 Shrewsbury, NJ 30 Nathan Hadley G Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks 6-2 165 04/24/01 Anoka, MN 33 Will Pinney G Willmar WarHawks 6-1 185 07/02/01 St. Louis Park, MN First Name Last Name Current Team Head Coach: Kirk Olimb Willmar WarHawks Assistant Coach: Kevin Cunningham Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks 2021 NA3HL Top Prospects Tournament Rosters 2021 NA3HL BAUER TEAM (BLACK) No. First Name Last Name Pos. NA3HL Team Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown 2 Nicholas Cyprian F Atlanta Capitals 5-8 160 10/01/01 Aledo, TX 3 Brett Bell F New Jersey Titans 6-0 170 09/11/01 St. Louis, MO 5 Austin Lawless D Yellowstone Quake 6-1 165 08/20/00 Bay City, MI 6 Carson Kuche F Gillette Wild 5-10 175 10/19/01 Flagstaff, AZ 7 Cole Schneider F El Paso Rhinos 5-10 163 05/22/02 Long Grove, IL 8 Harlan Wojtusik F Helena Bighorns 5-11 195 01/11/03 Rhinelander, WI 9 Matt Metsa D Granite City Lumberjacks 5-10 175 06/05/01 Delafield, WI 10 Teddy Marion F Milwaukee Power 5-10 165 07/28/01 Franklin, WI 11 Philippe Doucette F New Jersey Titans 6-2 175 09/24/01 West Chester, PA 12 Mi-Kwan Tallman F Missoula Jr. Bruins 5-9 160 09/02/03 Edmonton, AB 13 Dylan Rumpke F Yellowstone Quake 5-10 180 12/05/01 Columbus, OH 14 Declan Young F Gillette Wild 6-0 180 05/21/01 Fergus Falls, MN 15 Eddie Slack F Atlanta Capitals 6-1 180 04/01/01 Elgin, IL 16 Tyler Nelson F Milwaukee Power 5-8 155 09/29/00 Pleasanton, CA 17 Kyle Mortenson D Granite City Lumberjacks 6-0 205 04/09/02 Maple Grove, MN 18 Gunner Moore D Atlanta Capitals 6-2 190 06/02/01 Las Vegas, NV 19 Andrew Deskin F Helena Bighorns 6-1 170 06/02/02 Wenatchee, WA 20 Nikita Pecheritcyn D Atlanta Capitals 6-0 190 02/10/02 St. Petersburg, Russia 21 TJ Stone D New Jersey Titans 6-3 190 07/03/02 Middleton, NJ 22 Mason Ausmus D Milwaukee Power 6-2 185 08/26/01 Saline, MI 30 Trever Mellen G Great Falls Americans 6-0 160 05/03/00 North Branch, MN 33 Anthony Adleman G Helena Bighorns 5-11 160 05/31/02 Medford, WI First Name Last Name Current Team Head Coach: Greg Sears Great Falls, Americans Assistant Coach: Brad Willner Granite City Lumberjacks 2021 NA3HL Top Prospects Tournament Rosters 2021 NA3HL KRAMPADE TEAM (RED) No. First Name Last Name Pos. NA3HL Team Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown 2 Trace Tompkins D Peoria Mustangs 5-11 165 08-06/02 LaGrange, IL 3 Frank Steinway D Louisiana Drillers 5-10 168 09/13/02 Dallas, TX 4 Jack Taylor D Alexandria Blizzard 5-8 180 03/22/00 St. Louis, MO 5 Cooper Anderson D El Paso Rhinos 5-10 170 06/22/01 White Bear Lake, MN 6 Aaron Best F Mid Cities Jr. Stars 5-9 150 11/25/02 Tulsa, OK 7 Zach Maillette F New Ulm Steel 5-9 160 08/06/03 Eagle River, WI 8 Tony Andrews F St. Louis Jr. Blues 5-10 178 10/10/01 St. Louis, MO 9 Thomas Mougin F Louisiana Drillers 5-7 154 04/22/02 Roanoke, VA 10 Jared Bratton F St. Louis Jr. Blues 5-11 165 10/01/02 Arnold, MO 11 Josh Hrip F Louisiana Drillers 5-8 173 07/01/02 Cannonsburg, PA 12 Jaycob Bland F Peoria Mustangs 5-10 160 12/30/02 Hudson, IL 13 Vinny Servizzi F St. Louis Jr. Blues 5-9 155 02/21/01 St. Louis, MO 14 Joey Gimberlin F New Ulm Steel 5-11 160 01/16/00 St. Paul, MN 16 Tommy Janes D Great Falls Americans 6-0 170 03/21/00 Anchorage, AK 17 Nate Looft D New Ulm Steel 5-11 195 01/18/02 North Mankato, MN 18 Nikolai Rajala F Alexandria Blizzard 6-0 185 05/13/00 Coleraine, MN 19 Michael Fatta F Mid Cities Jr. Stars 6-2 236 12/27/00 Grapevine, TX 20 Gino Sessa D El Paso Rhinos 6-0 180 03/03/02 Blomfield Hills, MI 21 Alex Jackson F Great Falls Americans 6-1 180 10/03/00 West Salem, WI 22 Dallas Duckson F Alecandria Blizzard 5-10 200 05/09/00 Grant, MN 30 Owen Carlson G St. Louis Jr. Blues 6-2 195 12/04/01 Esko, MN 33 Andrew Doran G Peoria Mustangs 6-0 170 05/28/02 Orchard Park, NY First Name Last Name Current Team Head Coach: Steve Ortman Peoria Mustangs Assistant Coach: Chris Flaugher St. Louis Jr. Blues 2021 NA3HL Top Prospects Tournament Rosters 2021 NA3HL K1 TEAM (WHITE) No. First Name Last Name Pos. NA3HL Team Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown 2 Brady O’Brien D Willmar WarHawks 5-10 195 07/24/01 Lino Lakes, MN 3 Brandon Avezov F New Jersey Titans 6-0 185 12/26/01 Bellmore, NY 4 Spencer Sutera D Long Beach Sharks 6-0 185 12/26/01 Belle Harbor, NY 5 Jaron Ketterman F Texas RoadRunners 5-11 170 09/25/01 Palmer, AK 6 Tim Marsico F Texas RoadRunners 5-8 191 01/15/01 Monument, CO 8 Tristan Baker F Gillette Wild 5-7 135 12/31/01 Clovis, CA 9 Branwen Pollett D Oregon Tradesmen 5-9 170 07/03/01 Pittsburgh, PA 10 Luke Schleusner D Butte Cobras 5-10 175 06/22/02 Mount Lake Terrace, WA 11 Cody Dias F Granite City Lumberjacks 5-11 180 06/06/01 Neenah, WI 12 Brock Trboyevich D Gillette Wild 6-0 170 10/18/01 Taconite, MN 13 Jonah Jangula F Willmar WarHawks 6-1 185 02/16/01 New Hope, MN 14 Colin Kerchoff F El Paso Rhinos 5-10 175 10/05/01 White Lake, MI 15 Derek Boutin F Texas RoadRunners 6-0 184 07/04/02 Chicopee, MA 16 Justin Cohn D New Jersey Titans 5-9 160 02/26/00 Exton, PA 17 Tristin Maestas F El Paso Rhinos 6-1 180 08/21/02 Thornton, CO 18 Sam Brickley D Long Beach Sharks 6-1 200 06/05/00 Park City, UT 19 Aleksandr Gamzatov F Long Beach Sharks 6-2 180 06/14/02 Nizhny Novgorod, Russia 20 Sam VanerHoeven F Oregon Tradesmen 6-4 220 05/07/01 Beaver Dam, WI 21 Gunnar Schiffmann F Oregon Tradesmen 6-2 185 08/29/01 St. Germain, WI 22 Nick Bradshaw F Butte Cobras 6-3 190 06/27/02 Jefferson, SD 30 Cole Garver G Oregon Tradesmen 5-11 170 01/13/01 Madison, WI 33 Bailey Huber G Granite City Lumberjacks 5-9 160 01/31/01 Mahtomedi, MN First Name Last Name Current Team Head Coach: Vinny Bohn El Paso Rhinos Assistant Coach: Ethan Hayes Gillette Wild .
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