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HOCKEY MANITOBA www.hockeymanitoba.ca PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE 2011 U-16 TEAM MANITOBA ROSTER # Name P S HT WT Born Hometown 2011-12 Team (League) # Nom P L T P Né Ville d’origine Équipe 2011-12 (Ligue) 1 Davies, Derek G L 6'0'' 165 29/04/1996 Stonewall Interlake Lightning (Midget AAA) 35 Edmonds, Ty G L 6'0'' 165 20/08/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Wild (Midget AAA) 2 Baudry, Justin D L 5'10'' 164 12/10/1996 La Broquerie Eastman Selects (Midget AAA) 3 Zalitach, Reid D R 6'0'' 175 01/05/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Thrashers (Midget AAA) 4 Douglas, Austin D R 6'6'' 187 18/06/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Warriors (City Midget AAA) 6 Thomson, Jordan D R 5'11'' 165 28/04/1996 Wawanesa Southwest Cougars (Midget AAA) 12 Hoydalo, Nigel D R 5'11'' 175 11/05/1996 Selkirk Winnipeg Hawks (City Midget AAA) 19 Fisher, Taylor D L 6'0'' 225 30/05/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Warriors (City Midget AAA) 5'9 5 Hawryluk, Jayce F R 1/2'' 160 01/01/1996 Roblin Parkland Rangers (Midget AAA) 7 Lindgren, Ryley F R 5'11'' 155 20/01/1996 East St. Paul Winnipeg Thrashers (Midget AAA) 8 Starodub, Dallas F L 6'0'' 175 11/01/1996 Selkirk Winnipeg Hawks (City Midget AAA) 9 Schioler, Dane F R 6'0'' 163 03/04/1996 Headingley Winnipeg Hawks (City Midget AAA) 10 Fortin, Michael F L 5'11'' 160 23/04/1996 Souris Southwest Cougars (Midget AAA) 11 Bochinski, Jordan F R 5'11'' 160 25/04/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Sharks (City Midget AAA) 13 Rafter, Maverick F L 6'0'' 156 08/07/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Hawks (City Midget AAA) 14 Brooks, Adam F L 5'9'' 155 06/05/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Thrashers (Midget AAA) 15 Martens, Nolan F L 5''10'' 155 07/03/1996 Gretna Pembina Valley Hawks (Midget AAA) 16 Tait, Clayton F R 5'10'' 175 12/02/1996 Warren Interlake Lightning (Midget AAA) 17 Kitt, Brett F L 6'0'' 175 06/01/1996 Brandon Brandon Wheat Kings (Midget AAA) 18 Mathews, Nick F L 5'11'' 175 08/04/1996 Winnipeg Winnipeg Hawks (City Midget AAA) U-16 TEAM MANITOBA STAFF / PERSONNEL DE U-16 L’ÉQUIPE MANITOBA Title/ Name/ Hometown/ Team (League)/ Titre Nom Ville d’origine Equipe (Ligue) Head Coach David Anning Winnipeg Winnipeg Saints (MJHL) Assistant Coach Kevin Blashko Winnipeg Interlake Lightning (Midget AAA) Assistant Coach Doug Sinclair Winnipeg Everett Silvertips (WHL) Athletic Thearpist Stacey Bulat Winnipeg Winnipeg Wild (Midget AAA) Equipment Manager Jody Norminton Brandon Director of Operations Kyle Prystupa Selkirk Hockey Manitoba .

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