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March 31 to April 2, 2017 Tribute Communities Centre - Oshawa, ON ROSTERS & SCHEDULE TEAM STAMKOS (BLUE) Goaltenders: 82 David Cunti (Toronto Titans) 83 Luke Cavallin (Kemptville 73’s U18) 84 Logan Stein (TPH Thunder U16) 85 Aidan Pitre (Sun County Panthers) Defencemen: 3 Noah Beck (Markham Majors) 4 Evan Brand (Mississauga Rebels) 5 Thomas Harley (Vaughan Kings) 6 Ford Ondrovic (Ottawa Jr. Senators U18) 7 Grayson Ladd (Chatham-Kent Cyclones) 8 Joe Kennedy (Toronto Red Wings) Forwards: 9 Jalen Balbosa (York-Simcoe Express) 10 Curtis Fabbro (Ottawa Jr. Senators U18) 11 Nicholas Porco (Vaughan Kings) 12 Blake Murray (Whitby Wildcats) 13 Mitchell Russell (Barrie Jr. Colts) 14 Dennis Golovatchev (Mississauga Reps) 15 Brayden Guy (Brampton 45’s) 16 Carson Eden (Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs) 17 Ty Gilberds (Vaughan Kings) Coaches: Paul Ranger (Graduate, Oshawa Generals) Matt Turek (Director of Player Personnel, Hamilton Bulldogs) TEAM SUBBAN (WHITE) Goaltenders: 78 Joseph Howe (Toronto Jr. Canadiens) 79 Christian Cicigoi (Thunder Bay Kings) 80 Owen Say (London Jr. Knights) 81 Zachary Paputsakis (Cumberland Grads U18) Defencemen: 18 Nathan Allensen (Waterloo Wolves) 19 Mark Woolley (Elgin-Middlesex Chiefs) 20 Liam Ross (Mississauga Reps) 21 Kyle Sullivan (Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs) 22 Simon Rose (Pembroke Lumber Kings U18) 23 Drew Wawrow (Brampton 45’s) Forwards: 24 Ethan Doyle (Whitby Wildcats) 25 Brandon Coe (Toronto Nationals) 26 Hayden Fowler (Kingston Jr. Frontenacs) 27 Ryan Stepien (Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs) 28 Matthew Gordon (Guelph Jr. Gryphons) 29 Ian Martin (Ajax-Pickering Raiders) 30 Alex Johnston (Kanata Lasers U18) 31 Jordan Stock (Hamilton Huskies) 32 Andrew Horsley (Brampton 45’s) Coaches: Luca Caputi (Assistant Coach, Guelph Storm) Frank Evola (Head Scout, Oshawa Generals) TEAM LINDROS (RED) Goaltenders: 70 Cameron Carvalho (Toronto Marlboros) 71 Cyrus Martin (Waterloo Wolves) 72 Ethan Taylor (Quinte Red Devils) 73 Ethan Langevin (Whitby Wildcats) Defencemen: 33 Mitchell Brewer (Halton Hurricanes) 34 Klim Georgiev (Mississauga Reps) 35 Christian De Giorgis (Toronto Marlboros) 36 Cameron Supryka (Quinte Red Devils) 37 Xavier Henry (Toronto Titans) 38 Bill Constantinou (Toronto Marlboros) Forwards: 39 Ryan Campbell (Cambridge Hawks) 40 Mason Dreger (Whitby Wildcats) 41 Joseph Carroll (Carleton Place Canadians U18) 42 Owen Belisle (Thunder Bay Kings) 43 Kurtis Evans (Central Ontario Wolves) 44 Emmett Sproule (Grey-Bruce Highlanders) 45 Keean Washkurak (Waterloo Wolves) 46 Alex Dominique (Toronto Titans) 47 Nicolas Chartrand (Cumberland Grads U18) Coaches: Paul Beraldo (Area Scout, Hamilton Bulldogs) Beau Moyer (Director of Player Development, Kingston Frontenacs) TEAM EKBLAD (ORANGE) Goaltenders: 74 Zach Roy (Toronto Nationals) 75 Brody Bernard (Smiths Falls Bears U18) 76 Owen Robertson (Mississauga Rebels) 77 Matthew Dunsmoor (Guelph Jr. Gryphons) Defencemen: 48 Robert Calisti (Toronto Nationals) 49 Lucas Peric (Halton Hurricanes) 50 Alexandre Hogue (Cumberland Grads U18) 51 Mason Howard (London Jr. Knights) 52 Duncan Penman (Mississauga Rebels) 53 Aidan McLeod (Brantford 99ers) 86 Alexandre Charlebois (Cumberland Grads U18) Forwards: 54 Jeff Burridge (London Jr. Knights) 55 Eric Ciccolini (Vaughan Kings) 56 Connor McMichael (Ajax-Pickering Raiders) 57 Aidan Prueter (London Jr. Knights) 58 Tanner McEachern (Hamilton Jr. Bulldogs) 59 Tye Kartye (Kingston Jr. Frontenacs) 60 Ethan Keppen (Toronto Nationals) 61 Jamieson Rees (Mississauga Reps) 62 Michael Andrews (Quinte Red Devils) Coaches: Matt Corrente (Graduate, Niagara IceDogs) Justin Collins (Area Scout, Hamilton Bulldogs) SCHEDULE Saturday April 1: 8:15 am to 9:15 am – Goalies Off-Ice Testing 9:30 am to 10:30 am – Team Stamkos (Blue) Off-Ice Testing 10:45 am to 11:45 am – Team Lindros (Red) Off-Ice Testing 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm – Team Ekblad (Orange) Off-Ice Testing 1:15 pm to 2:15 pm – Team Subban (White) Off-Ice Testing 12:00 pm to 1:15 pm – Team Subban and Team Stamkos Goalie On-Ice Skills and Practice 1:30 pm to 2:45 pm – Team Lindros and Team Ekblad Goalie On-Ice Skills and Practice 3:00 pm to 4:15 pm – Team Lindros (Red) On-Ice Testing and Skills Practice 4:30 pm to 5:45 pm – Team Ekblad (Orange) On-Ice Testing and Skills Practice 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm – Team Subban (White) On-Ice Testing and Skills Practice 7:30 pm to 8:45 pm – Team Stamkos (Blue) On-Ice Testing and Skills Practice Sunday April 2: 8:15 am to 9:15 am – Team Stamkos (Blue) vs. Team Lindros (Red) 9:30 am to 10:30 am – Team Ekblad (Orange) vs. Team Subban (White) 12:55 pm to 2:00 pm – Team Red (Lindros) vs. Team Subban (White) 2:25 pm to 3:30 pm – Team Stamkos (Blue) vs. Team Ekblad (Orange) .
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