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Ss2019-20 Soo Greyhoundsss UPDATED: Tuesday, March 3, 2020 ss2019-20 Soo Greyhoundsss # Name Pos. Catches Height Weight D.O.B.(M-D-YR) Age Hometown 18/19 Team 31. Nick Malik G L 6.02 174 04-26-2002 17 Vitkovice, CZE HC Frydek-Mistek 33. Ethan Taylor G L 6.01 186 08-13-2001 18 Trenton, ON Soo Greyhounds 40. Bailey Brkin G L 6.02 172 05-29-1999 20 Sherwood Park, AB Spokane Chiefs # Name Pos. Shot Height Weight D.O.B. (M-D-YR) Age Hometown 18/19 Team 6. Jacob Holmes LD L 6.01 174 07-04-2003 16 Alliston, ON York Simcoe Express MMAAA 7. Drew Wawrow RD R 5.11 180 02-02-2001 19 Etobicoke, ON Sudbury Wolves / Soo Greyhounds 8. Jacob LeGuerrier “A” LD L 6.02 202 11-22-2000 19 Gloucester, ON Soo Greyhounds 9. Robert Calisti LD L 5.10 181 01-25-2001 19 Toronto, ON Soo Greyhounds 11. Billy Constantinou RD R 6.00 191 03-25-2001 18 Scarborough, ON Kingston Frontenacs 12. Tye Kartye LW L 6.00 200 04-30-2001 18 Kingston, ON Soo Greyhounds 13. Marc Boudreau LW L 6.01 158 04-29-2003 16 Toronto, ON Toronto Malboros MMAAA 14. Cullen McLean LW L 6.02 174 02-10-2001 19 Brooklin, ON Soo Greyhounds 15. Alex Johnston C L 6.00 172 11-19-2001 18 Stittsville, ON Soo Greyhounds 17. Matthew Halushak LD L 6.03 197 07-28-2002 17 Thunder Bay, ON Thunder Bay North Stars 18. Zack Trott LW L 5.10 181 05-10-2000 19 Honeywood, ON Soo Greyhounds 19. Joe Carroll C L 6.03 197 02-01-2001 19 Carp, ON Soo Greyhounds 20. Jaden Peca RW R 5.11 172 05-18-1999 20 Woodbridge, ON Barrie Colts / Soo Greyhounds 21. Ryan O’Rourke “C” LD L 6.01 169 05-16-2002 17 Pickering, ON Soo Greyhounds 23. Rory Kerins “A” C L 5.10 173 04-12-2002 17 Caledon, ON Soo Greyhounds 24. Cole MacKay “A” RW R 5.11 186 06-13-2001 18 Sault Ste. Marie, ON Soo Greyhounds 25. Dominic Mufarreh RW R 5.10 168 02-25-2002 17 Livonia, MI Detroit Compuware 16U 26. Jaromir Pytlik “A” C R 6.02 192 09-25-2001 18 Dacice, CZE Soo Greyhounds 28. Kalvyn Watson RW R 5.10 166 05-15-2002 17 Peterborough, ON Lindsay Muskies 71. Tanner Dickinson C L 5.11 148 03-05-2002 18 Perrysburg, OH Belle Tire 18U General Manager Kyle Raftis Head Coach John Dean Goaltending Coach Dan Stewart Dir, Player Personnel & Development Patrick Sweeney Associate Coach Jordan Smith Equipment Manager Jay Thomas Dir, Player Evaluation & US Scouting Bill Warren Assistant Coach Jamie Tardif Athletic Therapist Julian Cooper UPDATED: Friday, January 10, 2020 ddDetailed Roster Informationnn # Player’s Name Pronunciation How Acquired NHL Status 31. Nick Malik Ma-leek 1st Round, 2019 CHL 33. Ethan Taylor Taylor 9th Round, 2017 OHL 40. Bailey Brkin Bir-kin Trade w/KGN, November 2019 6. Jacob Holmes h-OH-lmes 1st Round, 2019 OHL 7. Drew Wawrow War-O Trade w/SBY, January 2019 8. Jacob LeGuerrier “A” La-gare-E-ay 8th Round, 2016 OHL MTL. 5th Round, 2019 9. Robert Calisti Ka-lis-tee 3rd Round, 2017 OHL 11. Billy Constantinou Con-stan-ti-no Trade w/KGN, October 2019 12. Tye Kartye Cartier 8th Round, 2017 OHL 13. Marc Boudreau BOO-droh 3rd Round, 2019 OHL 14. Cullen McLean muh-KLAIN 15th Round, 2017 OHL 15. Alex Johnston John-ston 6th Round, 2017 OHL 17. Matthew Halushak Hal-U-shack 9th Round, 2018 OHL 18. Zack Trott Trot 14th Round, 2016 OHL 19. Joe Carroll Carol 4th Round, 2017 OHL 20. Jaden Peca Peck-a Trade w/BAR, January 2019 21. Ryan O’Rourke “C” O-Roar-k 1st Round, 2018 OHL 23. Rory Kerins “A” Care-ins 4th Round, 2018 OHL 24. Cole MacKay “A” Ma-Kay 5th Round, 2017 OHL 25. Dominic Mufarreh Moo-far-a 7th Round, 2018 OHL 26. Jaromir Pytlik “A” Pit-lick 2nd Round, 2018 CHL 28. Kalvyn Watson Wat-sun 5th Round, 2018 OHL 71. Tanner Dickinson dIH-kihn-suhn Free Agent, May ‘19 HOW ACQUIRED Drafted (18) Malik, Taylor, Holmes, LeGuerrier, Calisti, Kartye, Boudreau, McLean, Johnston, Halushak, Trott, Carroll, O’Rourke, Kerins, MacKay, Mufarreh, Pytlik, Watson Trade (4) Brkin, Wawrow, Constantinou, Peca Free Agents (1) Dickinson BY AGE 2003 (2) Holmes, Boudreau 2002 (7) Malik, Halushak, O’Rourke, Kerins, Mufarreh, Watson, Dickinson 2001 (10) Taylor, Wawrow, Calisti, Constantinou , Kartye, McLean, Johnston, Carroll, MacKay, Pytlik 2000 (2) LeGuerrier, Trott 1999 (2) Brkin, Peca UPDATED: Monday, February 10, 2020 ppPlayer Biosss #29 Nick MALIK G 2019/20; Made his OHL/Greyhounds debut Jan. 17 vs SAG (26 saves on 29 shots; 3rd star) … Ranked 5th in NHL Central Scouting MidTerm Rankings for European goaltenders … Committed to the Greyhounds on January 10 … Member of Team Czech Republic at the 2020 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship … Appeared in 18 games for HC Frydek-Mistek of the Czech2 League compiling a record of 11-7-1-0 to go along with a 2.46 GAA and .927 SV% … 2018-19; Appeared in 26 games for HC Frydek-Mistek posting a 3.05 GAA and .903 SV% … Represented Czech Republic at the 2018 World U17 Hockey Challenge where he appeared in 3 games and tallied a 2.73 GAA and .912 SV% #33 Ethan TAYLOR G 2018-19 (10-1-2-1, 3.24GAA, .894SV%); Awarded the F.W. “Dinty” Moore Trophy (Best Rookie GAA) in the OHL after posting mark of 3.24 … Picked up back-to-back victories Dec. 28 @ MISS and Dec. 29 @HAM … Made 1st-career regular season start on October 5, 2018 @ KGN where he made 36 saves and was named 1st star of the game in victory … PAST; Originally selected in the 9th Round of the 2017 OHL Priority Selection by the Greyhounds … Played in 18 regular season and 2 playoff games for the Quinte Red Devils AAA in 2017-18 #40 Bailey BRKIN G 2019/20; Recorded his first-career OHL victory, making 29 saves on Nov. 13 @SBY (debut) … Acquired by the Hounds on November 12 after originally being claimed off waivers by Kingston Frontenacs… Appeared in 13GP with Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL) compiling a 6-6-1-0 record, 3.81 GAA and .889 SV% … 2018/19 (27-11-1-2, 2.75GAA, .914SV%); Appeared in career-high 45 regular season games with Spokane Chiefs (WHL) … Made 50 saves on Mar. 1/19 @POR … 2017-18 (11-14-2-0, 3.55GAA, .894SV%); Recorded first-career shutout on Jan. 17/18 @BDN … 2016/17; Made WHL debut w/ Swift Current on Mar. 18/17 #6 Jacob HOLMES LD 2019/20; Named the OHL’s West Division Academic Player of the Month for December … Scored his 1st-career OHL goal on Nov. 15 vs HAM … Represented Team Canada Red at the 2019 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge (1G in 5GP) … Recorded his first-career point (assist) on Sept. 28 @SAG … 2018/19; One of 46 players invited to Canada’s National Under-17 Development Camp … Originally selected in the 1st Round (18th overall) in the 2019 OHL Priroity Selection … Was a silver medalist with Team Ontario at the 2019 Canada Winter Games … Captained the York-Simcoe Express Minor Midget Hockey Club in 2018-19 where he tallied 7 goals and 10 assists in 33 games played #7 Drew WAWROW RD 2018-19 (1G,2A,3PTS, 21GP); Scored his first-career regular season goal on Mar. 17/19 vs SAG … Acquired by the Greyhounds on January 7/19 … Recorded his first career OHL point (assist) on Nov.16/18 SBY@NB … PAST; Played the 2017-18 season with the Toronto Titans Major Midget Hockey Club … Participated in the GTHL All-Star Game … Originally selected in the 7th Round of the 2017 OHL Priority Selection by the Sudbury Wolves #8 Jacob LEGUERRIER LD 2019/20; Played in his 200th career regular season game on Jan. 3 vs WSR … Named Alternate Captain of Hounds on Nov. 4/19 … Attended the Montral Canadiens Rookie Camp … 2018-19 (6G,10A,16PTS,68GP); Selected in the 5th Round of the 2019 NHL Entry Draft by the Montreal Canadiens … Ranked 72nd in NHL Central Scouting MidTerm Rankings for North American skaters (Jan. 21) … Played in his 100th career regular season game played on Sept. 28/18 @LDN … 2017-18 (0G,11A,11PTS, 62GP); Scored his first two career OHL goals on Fri. Apr 27/18 vs KIT (GM5) and was named the First Star … 2016-17 (0G,6A,6PTS, 35GP); Recorded his first career OHL point (assist) on Saturday, September 24, 2016 vs OSH … Made his OHL debut on Friday, September 23, 2016 vs Windsor … PAST; Selected in the 8th Round (150th overall) of 2016 OHL Priority Selection … In 27gp recorded 2g, 5a, 7pts with Gloucester Rangers Midget AAA in 2015-16 #9 Robert CALISTI LD 2019-20; Ranked 137th in NHL Central Scouting MidTerm Rankings for North American Skaters … Skated in his 100th career regular season game Dec. 20 @ KIT … 2018-19 (2G,5A,7PTS, 59GP); Scored his 1st-career regular season goal on Sun. Dec 9/18 vs BAR … Recorded his first-career OHL point on Oct. 17/18 vs SAG … 2017-18 (0G,0A,0PTS,6GP); Played 2017-18 for the Soo Thunderbirds (NOJHL) where he had 6G, 14A, 20PTS in 33GP … Made his OHL debut (AP) on September 23/17 … PAST; Originally selected in the 3rd Round of the 2017 OHL Priority Selection #11 Billy CONSTANTINOU RD 2019-20; Scored in his Greyhounds’ debut on Oct.
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