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2008-09 TEAM PACIFIC World Under 17 Hockey Challenge Port Alberni, British Columbia December 29th – January 4th, 2009 # Name P S HT WT Born Hometown 2008-09 Team 30 Simpson, Kent G L 6’1” 183 03/26/92 Edmonton, AB Everett Silvertips (WHL) 31 Hamilton, Keith G L 6’0” 165 03/01/92 Kelowna, BC Portland Winter Hawks (WHL) 2 Rutkowski, Troy D R 6’1” 200 04/29/92 Edmonton, AB Portland Winter Hawks (WHL) 3 Pysyk, Mark D R 6’1” 175 01/11/92 Sherwood Park, AB Edmonton Oil Kings (WHL) 4 Theriau, Alex D L 6’2” 185 02/14/92 Surrey, BC Lethbridge Hurricanes (WHL) 5 Chapman, Mitch D L 6’3” 205 08/19/92 Summerland, BC Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL) 6 Petrovic, Alex D R 6’4” 180 03/03/92 Edmonton, AB Red Deer Rebels (WHL) 7 Madaisky, Austin D R 6’1” 185 01/30/92 Surrey, BC Calgary Hitmen (WHL) 8 Cox, Connor D L 5’9” 160 07/18/92 Lethbridge, AB Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL) 9 Sundher, Kevin F L 5’11” 175 01/18/92 Surrey, BC Chilliwack Bruins (WHL) 10 Gal, Blake F R 6’0” 170 04/14/92 Lethbridge, AB Spokane Chiefs (WHL) 11 Reinhart, Max F L 6’1” 170 02/04/92 West Vancouver, BC Kootenay Ice (WHL) 12 Connolly, Brett F R 6’1” 170 05/02/92 Prince George, BC Prince George Cougars (WHL) 14 Nicholls, Josh F R 6’2” 173 04/27/92 Delta, BC Saskatoon Blades (WHL) 15 Gallagher, Brendon F R 5’6” 150 06/05/92 Delta, BC Vancouver Giants (WHL) 16 Feser, Justin F L 5’9” 173 07/29/92 Red Deer, AB Tri City Americans (WHL) 17 MacMaster, Nathan F R 5’11” 165 06/30/92 Calgary, AB Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL) 18 Ross, Brad F R 6’1” 167 05/28/92 Lethbridge, AB Portland Winter Hawks (WHL) 19 Lund, Chance F L 6’3” 198 05/05/92 Fairview, AB Seattle Thunderbirds (WHL) 20 Ranford, Brendan F L 5’9” 160 05/03/92 Edmonton, AB Kamloops Blazers (WHL) 21 Weal, Jordan F R 5’9” 160 04/15/92 North Vancouver, BC Regina Pats (WHL) 22 Harrison, Ryan F R 5’10” 185 03/31/92 Kelowna, BC Prince Albert Raiders (WHL) 2008-09 TEAM PACIFIC - TEAM STAFF Title Staff Hometown Team (League) Director of Operations Mike Gerrits Abbotsford, BC BC Hockey Assistant Director of Operations Janis Entem Calgary, AB Hockey Alberta Head Coach Tim Kehler North Vancouver, BC Swift Current Broncos (WHL) Assistant Coach Rob Rogers Delta, BC Vancouver Canadians (MML) Assistant Coach Dan Price Calgary, AB Chilliwack Bruins (WHL) Athletic Therapist Marty Palechuk Red Deer, AB Manitoba Moose (AHL) Equipment Manager Cory Cameron Delta, BC Vancouver Giants (WHL) Video Coach Matt Hughes Salmon Arm, BC Salmon Arm Silverbacks (BCHL).

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