Green Bay Gamblers Hockey Club 2018-2019 Season Roster

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Green Bay Gamblers Hockey Club 2018-2019 Season Roster Green Bay Gamblers Hockey Club 2018-2019 Season Roster # Name P S/C DOB Ht Wt Hometown Former Team Commitment 2 Chase Pilawski D Left 04/03/1999 5’9 190 Lutz, FL Austin Bruins Lake Superior State 4 Ethan Frisch D Right 10/29/2000 5’11 185 Moorhead, MN Green Bay Gamblers North Dakota 5 Nick Kent D Right 02/01/2001 5’9 154 Ladera Ranch, CA Buffalo Jr. Sabres Quinnipiac 8 Brady Meyer F Left 10/17/2000 6’5 195 North Branch, MN Des Moines Buccaneers Minnesota-Duluth 9 Tyler Spott D Left 06/17/2000 5’10 165 Toronto, ON, CAN Green Bay Gamblers Northeastern 10 Sam Huff F Right 09/11/1998 6’0 180 Maple Grove, MN Waterloo Blackhawks 11 Austin Heidemann F Right 06/27/1999 5’11 200 Maple Grove, MN Steinbach Pistons 12 Robert Herrman F Left 03/16/1999 6’0 186 Poway, CA Green Bay Gamblers RPI 14 McKade Webster F Left 07/28/2000 5’9 165 St. Louis, MO Green Bay Gamblers Denver 15 Kyler Grundy F Left 04/19/2000 6’0 190 Pleasant Prairie, WI Minnesota Magicians 16 Noah Ganske D Right 04/21/1999 6’5 190 Bloomington, MN Minnesota Magicians 18 Braden Costello F Left 04/21/2000 6’2 201 Grand Forks, ND Des Moines Buccaneers North Dakota 19 Jesse Tucker F Left 03/01/2000 5’10 175 Longlac, ON, CAN North York Rangers Lake Superior State 22 Nick Leitner D Right 04/17/1998 6’0 185 Bemidji, MN Des Moines Buccaneers 23 Oskari Oksanen D Left 01/30/2001 5’11 180 Naantali, FIN TPS U18 26 Luke Mylymok F Left 09/29/2001 5’11 175 Wilcox, SK, CAN Notre Dame Hounds Minnesota-Duluth 27 Nicholas Zabaneh F Left 03/27/2001 5’9 177 Toronto, ON, CAN St. Michael's College School Michigan 28 Noah Prokop F Right 01/15/2000 6’1 185 Highlands Ranch, CO Green Bay Gamblers Nebraska-Omaha 30 Ryan Ullan G Left 07/29/2000 6’1 190 Hibbing, MN Bismarck Bobcats Northern Michigan 33 Maksim Zhukov G Left 07/22/1999 6’3 187 Kaliningrad, RUS Barrie Colts 39 Chris Giroday D Left 12/13/2000 6’0 175 Toronto, ON, CAN Aurora Tigers Western Michigan 43 Dylan Wendt F Right 01/09/2001 6’0 180 Grand Haven, MI Honeybaked U16 Michigan 53 Benito Posa F Left 01/16/1999 6’1 170 Grand Blanc, MI Central Illinois Flying Aces 55 Gleb Murtazin F Right 10/26/2000 6’3 170 Penza, Russia Amarillo Bulls Coaching Staff Medical Staff Pat Mikesch- Head Coach and General Manager Dave Stahlke- Athletic Trainer Ryan Petersen- Assistant Coach Dr. John Kiser- Team Doctor Blake Hietala - Assistant Coach Dr. Harold Schock- Team Doctor Ryan Honick- Goaltending Coach Dr. Marty Jacobsen- Team Chiropractor Collin Bartelme- Equipment Manager Mac Dental- Team Dentist Clark Cup Champions: 2012, 2010, 2000, 1996 Anderson Cup Champions: 2012, 2010, 2009, 1997, 1996 Conference Champions: 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2012 .
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