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Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Josh Morton Burlington Cougars Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Josh Morton Burlington Cougars - OJHL Zach Maciel Ancaster Avalanche GOJHL - Amherstview Jets -PJCHL Ryan Foss Burlington Windsor Acadia Cougars – Spitfire- OHL University- Oakville Drummondville U Sports Rangers- Voltigeurs OJHL QMJHL Douglas New Jersey SUNY Haninge Elgstam Rockets -EHL Cortland - Anchors NCAA DIII Hockeyettan - Sweden DI Brad Burlington Drummondville Johnson Cougars- Voltigeurs OJHL QMJHL Ancaster Avalanche GOJHL - Christian Halton Hayes Ravens- GMHL Nathan Burlington Tandan Cougars- OJHL Drake Bailey Simcoe Toronto Storm- PJCHL Stealth- NCP Milton Ice hawks- OJHL Brad Parrish Ancaster Avalanche GOJHL – Glanbrook Rangers - PJCHL Dylan Najjar Halton Florida Ravens – Atlantic- DII GMHL Oakland University NCAA-DIII Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Lucas Cambridge Zitmanis Winterhawks - Brantford JR B 99rs - GOJHL Paris Mounties- PJCHL Jonathan Burlington Kries Cougars- OJHL Brampton Bombers- GOJHL Ryan Burlington Sullivan Cougars- Milton Ice Hawks- OJHL Ancaster Avalanche GOJHL - 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Sevillano NCAA DII Marcel Hack Charlotte Rush- USPHL Jamie Rogg Woodstock Toronto Meyrin U20 Navy Vets- Stealth- CP de Meyrin PJCHL NCP Swiss DI Star-Forward HC Swiss DI Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Curtis Brantford Jr Toronto Anderson 99rs- Stealth- Burlington NCP Cougars- OJHL Owen Toronto Team Hunter Stealth- Canada – for NCP the DEAF – Gold Medal Josh Leblanc Burlington Toronto Cougars- Stealth- OJHL NCP London Nationals- GOJHL Ben Wilcox Burlington Toronto Cougars- Stealth- OJHL NCP Solan Shifars Maryville University- NCAA DII Jonathan Pickering University Bartuccio - Panthers- Southern Pereira OJHL Maine- NCAA DIII Andrew Valleyfield Neposh Braves- QJAHL Ryan Kincardine Overton Bulldogs- PJCHL Matthew Lindsay Drafted 2016, McNamara Muskies- 6 #108 overall OJHL by Peterborough Petes in the OHL Priority Selection- Peterborough Petes- OHL Ryan Wellington Marinelli Dukes- OJHL Christian Mississauga James Chargers- OJHL Strathroy Rockets- Blyth Academy Prep Alumni GOJHL Student Lev Northern Tverichi Tver Levchenko Cyclones- Russian EHL NMHL Southshore kings- USPHL Matthew Kirkland Lake Northern Reynolds gold miners- Cyclones- Espanola EHL Express- NOJHL Nikita Donbass Novikov Donetsk Ukraine HK Cheboksary Russia DIII Jake Dale Lindsay Muskies- Whitby Fury- North York Rangers- OJHL Tyler Perre Swindon Wildcats England DI Milton Keynes Lightning- EIHL Great Britain U20 Andrew Aurora Barwinski Tigers- OJHL Lakefield Cheifs- PJCHL Tyler Pomfret Mitchell School- USPREP Andrew Salt Burlington Cougars- OJHL Hamilton Kilty bees- GOJHL Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Matt Stacey Niagara Riverman- PJCHL Luke Hamilton Croucher Kilty Bees- GOJHL Oakville Blades- OJHL Nolan Winchester Guertin Hawks- CCHL Justin Niagara falls Randhawa Canucks- GOJHL Oakville Blades- Milton Menace- OJHL Yon Shimpo Hamilton Toronto Kilty Bees- Stealth- GOJHL NCP Jacob Hamilton Toronto Macdonald Kilty Bees- Stealth- GOJHL NCP Oakville Blades- OJHL Abramo Georgina Ginerva ice – PJCHL James Rice Thorold Blackhawks- GOJHL Josh Hampel Minnesota Moose – USPHL Noah Sigal Chatham Rum River Marrons- Mallards- GOJHL USPHL Niagara Powerhawks -NA3L Mike Heath Clarington Eagles- PJCHL Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Xavier Abel Espanola New Express- Hampshire NOJHL Monarchs- South shore Kings- USPHL Zach Brauer Lake Forest USPrep Hayden Mooretown Macdonald Flags- PJCHL Alessandro French River Regina Rapids- NOJHL Adam Brampton Cavaliere Bombers- GOJHL Blind river Beavers- NOJHL Schomberg Cougars- PJCHL Martin Toronto Templeton Patriots- OJHL Carlton Place Canadians- Brockville Braves- Cornwall Colts- CCHL Justin Stairs Islanders Hockey Club- NCDC Zac Bell Birmingham Jr Bulls – NA3L Jamestown Rebels- NAHL Adam Siek Delhi McKendree Travlers- University- PJCHL NCAA DII Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Joe Shaheen Boro/Vetland a J18 Sweden DII Boro/Vetland a J20 Sweden DI Milan Sioux falls Pirati Breczko Stampede- Chomutov U18 USPHL Czech U18 Pueblo Bulls- WSHL Toronto Stealth- NCP Alex Lauzon Brockville Tikis- CCHL Manny Sigal Niagara Power hawks- NA3HL Marcus Milton Didiano Menace- OJHL Brampton Bombers- GOJHL Ben Blind River Montgomery Rapids- NOJHL Matthew Hespler Hayward Shamrocks- PJCHL Cooper Glanbrook Hood Rangers- PJCHL Cole Port Dover Nashville Jr Boissonneault Sailers – Predators PJCHL U16 Sebastion Hagarsville Loretti Hawks- PJCHL Blyth Academy Prep Alumni Student Sandy Blind River Toronto Team Porter Rapids- Stealth- Canada- NOJHL NCP Aboriginal Hagarsville games - Hawks- Ontario PJCHL Joe Schaul New Hampshire Monarchs- USPHL James Eng Blind River Rapids- NOJHL Carter Chard Ayr Cententials- PJCHL Kitchener Jr Dutchmen- GOJHL Elijah Port Dover Martineu Sailers- PJCHL John Mead Milton Menace- OJHL Nick Brampton Rotatore Bombers- GOJHL Tyler Palm Beach Campbell Hawks USPHL Sean Andrus Kincardine Bulldogs- PJCHL .
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