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2017 WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE 2017 WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE TABLE OF CONTENTS GAME SCHEDULE PAGE CONTENT DATE GAME TIME (ET) 2 Full Showcase Schedule, 2018 WJC Sat., July 29 USA White vs. Finland USAW, 4-2 3 Numerical Rosters ______USA vs. Sweden SWE, 4-3 4 Full U.S. Roster, Alphabetical Sun., July 30 USA Blue vs. Finland USAB, 4-1 5 Full Canada Roster, Alphabetical ______USA White vs. Sweden USAW, 4-3 6 Full Finland Roster, Alphabetical Tues., Aug. 1 Canada Red vs. USA White 4 p.m. 7 Full Sweden Roster, Alphabetical ______Canada White vs. USA Blue 7 p.m. 8 NHL Draft Prospects, Alphabetical Wed., Aug. 2 Canada vs. Finland 1 p.m. 9 NHL Draft Prospects, NHL Teams ______USA vs. Sweden 4 p.m. 10 Pronunciation Guide Fri., Aug. 4 Sweden vs. Canada 1 p.m. 11 USA Hockey Happenings, Other ______Finland vs. USA 4 p.m. Sat., Aug. 5 Sweden vs. Finland 4 p.m. ABOUT THE WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE USA vs. Canada 7 p.m. This is the second consecutive year that USA Hockey Arena will host the World Junior Summer Showcase, Home Team listed first Full schedule on Page 2 which features some of the top players under the age of 20 from four nations - the U.S., Canada, Finland and Sweden PRACTICE AND GAME COVERAGE - auditioning for a spot to represent their country in the All games and most practices will be played in the main arena, 2018 International Federation World Junior with limited practices on the secondary sheet. Every on-ice Championship, which will take place Dec. 26, 2017 - Jan. session is open to media. Wireless internet access is available. 5, 2018, in Buffalo, New York. In total, the week-long event will include 12 international competitions between the MEDIA INTERVIEWS U.S., Canada, Finland and Sweden. At the conclusion of practices and games, interviews will be conducted in the mixed zone beneath section 116. Media should 2017 WORLD JUNIOR SUMMER SHOWCASE FACTS follow designated signs and take the stairwell on the concourse In total, 132 players will be participating in the 2017 World level behind the pro shop. For specific media contacts, please Junior Summer Showcase for the (44 players), see below: Canada (39 players), Finland (24 players) and Sweden (25 players). Of the 132 players, 111 are NHL Draft choices MEDIA REQUEST MEDIA CONTACT while another 21 players are eligible for the 2018 NHL Draft. 2017 World Junior Summer Showcase Jon Gomez Team USA Players & Staff 973.723.5744 Of the 111 NHL Draft picks, 61 players were taken in the [email protected] first (32) and second (29) rounds. For a breakdown of NHL ______Draft prospects, see page 10. Team Canada Esther Madziya 403.519.5754 2018 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP [email protected] The 2018 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior ______Championship will take place Dec. 26, 2017 - Jan. 5, 2018 Team Finland Laurel Young in Buffalo, New York. 231.838.4518 The U.S. and Canada will make history when the two [email protected] rivals battle outdoors on Dec. 29, 2017, in a preliminary Team Sweden Alexis Downie round game. The outdoor game, one of 31 total in the 350.550.3830 2018 World Juniors, will be staged at New Era Field in [email protected] Orchard Park, New York, home of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills. ______Never before has an outdoor game been played at any USA Hockey Arena and Kris Nolt top-level IIHF world championship. USA Hockey’s National Team 717.823.1859 The United States, which enters the 2018 tournament ______Development Program [email protected] having medaled in back-to-back IIHF World Junior Championships for the second time ever (2010 - gold, 2011 PHOTOGRAPHY - bronze), aims to claim a third-straight medal in tournament All photographers will be required to sign a release form. play for the first time in history. For more information on the Photographers are not permitted to shoot from benches/ tournament, visit buffaloworldjuniors.com. between benches; box areas; or the pressbox, however, may shoot from other areas of the building as long as they do not interfere with spectators and/or streaming/television operations. STATISTICS Live statistics and rosters for Canada, Finland, Sweden and the U.S. will be available for games at usahockeyarena.com/wjss. Additionally, printed copies will be available in the press box.

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FULL SHOWCASE SCHEDULE 2018 WJC AT A GLANCE

DATE EVENT RINK TIME (ET) U.S. TO HOST WJC FOR SIXTH TIME Fri., July 28 USA Blue Practice Main 9:00-10:15 a.m. The 2018 IIHF World Junior Championship marks the sixth time the tournament will USA White Practice Main 10:30-11:45 a.m. be held in the United States and second- Finland Practice Main 12:00-1:30 p.m. straight time Buffalo will serve as host. Sweden Practice Main 1:45-3:15 p.m. ______USA Blue vs. USA White Main 5:30-6:30 p.m. YEAR CITY 2011 Buffalo, New York Sat., July 29 Finland Practice Main 8:15-8:45 a.m. ______USA Blue Practice Olympic 9:00-9:30 a.m. 2005 Grand Forks, North Dakota Thief River Falls, Minnesota Sweden Practice Main 9:00-9:30 a.m. ______USA White vs. Finland Main USAW, 4-2 ______1996 Boston, ______USA Blue vs. Sweden Main SWE, 4-3 ______1989 Anchorage, Alaska Sun., July 30 Finland Practice Main 8:15-8:45 a.m. 1982 Minneapolis, Minnesota St. Paul, Minnesota USA White Practice Olympic 9:00-9:30 a.m. ______Sweden Practice Main 9:00-9:30 a.m. TEAM USA PREVIEW Canada Practice Main 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 2017 IIHF WJC Finish: USA Blue vs. Finland Main 1:00 p.m. Gold Medal 5-2-0-0 (W-OTW-OTL-L) USA White vs. Sweden Main 4:00 p.m. ______Canada Practice Olympic 5:30-8:00 p.m. Key Fact: A year ago, head coach Bob Motzko led Team USA to a gold medal Mon., July 31 USA Blue Practice Main 9:30-10:30 a.m. to give the U.S. medals in back-to-back USA White Practice Main 10:45-11:45 a.m. tournaments for the second time ever Canada Practice Olympic 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. (2010 - gold, 2011 - bronze). The U.S. Finland Practice Main 12:00-1:15 p.m. will aim to seek a medal for the second- straight time on home ice after a bronze ______Sweden Practice Main 1:30-2:45 p.m. medal in 2011. Tues., Aug. 1 Canada Red Practice Main 9:00-9:30 a.m. Canada White Practice Main 9:45-10:15 a.m. TEAM CANADA PREVIEW 2017 IIHF WJC Finish: Silver Medal Finland Practice Olympic 12:00-1:30 p.m. 5-0-1-1 (W-OTW-OTL-L) Sweden Practice Olympic 1:45-3:00 p.m. Canada Red vs. USA White Main 4:00 p.m. Key Fact: Like the U.S., Canada returns ______Canada White vs. USA Blue Main 7:00 p.m. its staff from the 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship. Canada is the last team Wed., Aug. 2 Finland Practice Main 8:15-8:45 a.m. to win back-to-back gold medals, when it USA Practice Olympic 9:00-9:30 a.m. won four straight from 2004-09. Sweden Practice Main 9:00-9:30 a.m. Canada Practice Olympic 10:00-11:15 a.m. TEAM FINLAND PREVIEW Canada vs. Finland Main 1:00 p.m. 2017 IIHF WJC Finish: Ninth Place 3-0-0-3 (W-OTW-OTL-L) ______USA vs. Sweden Main 4:00 p.m. Thurs., Aug. 3 Canada Practice Olympic 8:00-11:00 a.m. Key Fact: After winning the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship, Finland Finland Practice Main 10:00-11:15 a.m. finished ninth a year ago after becoming ______Sweden Practice Main 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. the first defending gold medalist to play in Fri., Aug. 4 USA Practice Main 9:00-9:30 a.m. relegation round. It enters 2018 seeking to claim a gold medal for the third time in five Finland Practice Olympic 9:00-9:30 a.m. years (2014, 2016). Canada Practice Main 9:45-11:00 a.m. Sweden vs. Canada Main 1:00 p.m. TEAM SWEDEN PREVIEW ______Finland vs. USA Main 4:00 p.m. 2017 IIHF WJC Finish: Fourth Place 5-0-0-2 (W-OTW-OTL-L) Sat., Aug. 5 Sweden Practice Main 9:00-9:30 a.m. Finland Practice Olympic 9:00-9:30 a.m. Key Fact: Sweden will enter the 2018 IIHF USA Practice Main 10:00-10:30 a.m. World Junior Championship seeking its Canada Practice Main 10:45-11:45 a.m. 12th straight trip to the medal round. Sweden vs. Finland Main 4:00 p.m. Since its fifth place finish in 2006, Sweden has gone on to medal six times, including USA vs. Canada Main 7:00 p.m. one bronze medal (2010) and four silver medals (2008, 2009, 2013, 2014) in Times are subject to change addition to its 2012 gold medal finish.

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NUMERICAL ROSTERS

TEAM USA BLUE TEAM CANADA RED TEAM FINLAND NO. NAME POS. NO. NAME POS. NO. NAME POS. 2 J.D. Greenway D 1 Stuart Skinner G 1 Lassi Lehtinen G 7 F 2 Conor Timmins D 2 Roope Laavainen D 4 Robin Salo D 11 Logan Cockerill F 4 Samuel Girard D 12 Tim Gettinger F 5 D 5 Dennis Cholowski D 6 Kasper Kotkansalo D 14 Oliver Wahlstrom F 6 Nic Hague D 7 Eemeli Rasanen D 15 Riley Tufte F 9 Janne Kuokkanen F 16 Jason Robertson F 7 Taylor Raddysh F 8 Dante Fabbro D 10 Sami Moilanen F 18 Patrick Khodorenko F 13 Jere Innala F 19 Sasha Chmelevski F 9 Dillon Dube F 15 Jerry Turkulainen F 20 F 12 Matthew Phillips F 18 Juha Jaaska F 21 F 14 David Quenneville D 20 Joni Ikonen F 22 F 15 Jonathan Ang F 21 Markus Nurmi F 23 D 17 Michael Rasmussen F 23 Markus Niemelainen D 24 Sean Dhooghe F 25 Eetu Tuulola F 18 Kole Lind F 27 Aarne Tlavitie F 25 Andrew Peeke D 19 Jonah Gadjovich F 28 Eetu Luostarinen F 26 Max Gildon D 24 Michael McLeod F 29 Juuso Valimaki D 27 Mikey Anderson D 25 Cliff Pu F 30 Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen G 28 D 28 Brett Howden F 32 Aapeli Rasanen F 29 Chad Krys D 34 Henri Jokiharju D 31 Joseph Woll G 29 F 35 Otto Makinen F 35 Keith Petruzzelli G 30 Dylan Wells G 36 Otto Koivula F INJ Will Lockwood F 37 Joona Koppanen F

TEAM USA WHITE TEAM CANADA WHITE TEAM SWEDEN NO. NAME POS. NO. NAME POS. NO. NAME POS. 1 Jake Oettinger G 1 Michael DiPietro G 1 Filip Larsson G 2 D 2 Jake Bean D 2 Timothy Liljegren D 3 D 5 Nate Knoepke D 3 Cal Foote D 6 Tyler Inamoto D 5 Gustav Lindstrom D 4 D 6 Linus Hogberg D 7 Luke Martin D 5 Josh Mahura D 7 Filip Westerlund D 9 F 8 Rasmus Dahlin D 10 Evan Barratt F 6 Logan Stanley D 7 Givani Smith F 9 Tim Soderlund F 11 Grant Mismash F 10 Marcus Davidsson F 14 Ryan Poehling F 8 Kale Clague D 11 Jesper Bratt F 15 F 9 D 14 Elias Petersson F 16 Casey Mittelstadt F 11 F 15 Glenn Gustafsson F 17 Patrick Harper F 12 Jordan Kyrou F 16 Linus Lindstrom F 18 Jack Badini F 14 Mason Shaw F 17 Fredrik Karlstrom F 19 Joey Anderson F 18 Rickard Hugg F 17 F 19 Jesper Boqvist F 20 Max Gerlach F 19 Tanner Kaspick F 22 Axel Jonsson Fjallby F 21 Ivan Lodnia F 21 Boris Katchouk F 24 Lias Andersson F 22 Phil Kemp D 23 Will Bitten F 23 Jesper Sellgren D 23 Dylan Samberg D 25 Robert Thomas F 26 Erik Brannstrom D 24 Kailer Yamamoto F 27 Tim Wahlgren F 25 David Farrance D 28 F 28 Isac Lundestrom F 30 Dylan St. Cyr G 29 Pierre-Luc Dubois F 29 Osakr Steen F INJ Ryan Lindgren D 31 G 30 Filip Gustavsson G 35 Isak Wallin G

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTERS BY POSITION FULL U.S. ROSTER NAME HT (CM) WT (KG) DOB S/C HOMETOWN MOST RECENT TEAM NHL RIGHTS (4) Jake Oettinger 6-4 (193) 215 (97) 12/18/98 L Lakeville, Minn. Boston Univ. (HEA) DAL (‘17, 1st rd., 26th ovr.) Keith Petruzzelli 6-5 (196) 178 (81) 2/9/99 R Wilbraham, Mass. Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) DET (’17, 3rd rd., 88th ov.) Dylan St. Cyr 5-8 (173) 171 (77) 5/23/99 L Northville, Mich. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Joseph Woll 6-3 (191) 197 (89) 7/12/98 L St. Louis, Mo. (HEA) TOR (’16, 3rd rd., 62nd ovr.)

DEFENSEMEN (15) Mikey Anderson 6-0 (183) 198 (90 5/25/99 L Roseville, Minn. Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) LAK (’17, 4th rd., 103rd ovr.) Sean Day 6-2 (191) 242 (109) 1/9/98 L Rochester, Mich. (OHL) NYR (’16, 3rd rd., 81st ovr.) David Farrance 5-11 (180) 187 (85) 6/23/99 L Victor, N.Y. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) NSH (’17, 3rd rd., 92nd ovr.) Adam Fox 5-11 (180) 185 (84) 2/17/98 R Jericho, N.Y. Harvard Univ. (ECAC Hockey) CGY (’16, 3rd rd., 66th ovr.) J.D. Greenway 6-5 (196) 210 (96) 4/27/98 L Canton, N.Y. Univ. of Wisconsin (Big Ten) TOR (‘16, 3rd rd., 72nd ovr.) Max Gildon 6-3 (191) 194 (88) 5/17/99 L Plano, Texas U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) FLA (’17, 3rd rd., 66th ovr.) Quinn Hughes 5-9 (176) 168 (76) 10/14/99 L Orlando, Fla. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Tyler Inamoto 6-2 (188) 193 (87) 5/6/99 L Barrington, Ill. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) FLA (’17, 5th rd., 133rd ovr.) Phil Kemp 6-3 (191) 199 (90) 2/12/99 R Greenwich, Conn. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) EDM (’17, 7th rd., 208th ovr.) Nate Knoepke 6-3 (191) 200 (91) 4/8/99 L Farmington, Minn. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Chad Krys 6-0 (183) 178 (81) 4/10/98 L Ridgefield, Conn. Boston Univ. (HEA) CHI (’16, 2nd rd., 45th ovr.) Ryan Lindgren 6-0 (183) 204 (93) 2/11/98 L Minneapolis, Minn. Univ. of Minnesota (Big Ten) BOS (’16, 2nd rd., 49th ovr.) Luke Martin 6-2 (188) 216 (98) 9/20/98 R St. Louis, Mo. Univ. of Michigan (Big Ten) CAR (’17, 2nd rd., 52nd ovr.) Andrew Peeke 6-2 (188) 211 (96) 3/17/98 R Parkland, Fla. Univ. of Notre Dame (HEA) CBJ (‘16, 2nd rd., 34th ovr.) Dylan Samberg 6-4 (193) 215 (97) 1/24/99 L Hermantown, Minn. Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) WPG (’17, 2nd rd., 43rd ovr.)

FORWARDS (26) Joey Anderson 6-0 (180) 200 (91) 6/19/98 R Roseville, Minn. Univ. of Minnesota Duluth (NCHC) NJD (’16, 3rd rd., 73rd ovr.) Jack Badini 6-0 (183) 203 (92) 1/19/98 L Old Greenwich, Conn. Chicago Steel (USHL) ANA (’17, 3rd rd., 91st ovr.) Evan Barratt 6-0 (183) 185 (84) 2/18/99 L Bristol, Penn. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) CHI (’17, 3rd rd., 90th ovr.) Kieffer Bellows 6-1 (185) 204 (93) 6/10/98 L Edina, Minn. Boston Univ. (HEA) NYI (’16, 1st rd., 19th ovr.) Logan Brown 6-6 (198) 218 (99) 3/5/98 L St. Louis, Mo. Windsor Spitfires (OHL) OTT (’16, 1st rd., 11th ovr.) Sasha Chmelevski 6-0 (183) 183 (83) 6/9/99 R Northville, Mich. Ottawa 67’s (OHL) SJS (’17, 6th rd., 185th ovr.) Logan Cockerill 5-9 (176) 165 (75) 3/3/99 L Brighton, Mich. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) NYI (’17, 7th rd., 201st ovr.) Sean Dhooghe 5-3 (160) 147 (67) 3/9/99 R Aurora, Ill. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Trent Frederic 6-2 (188) 212 (96) 2/11/98 L St. Louis, Mo. University of Wisconsin (Big Ten) BOS (’16, 1st rd., 29th ovr.) Max Gerlach 5-9 (175) 161 (73) 4/4/98 R Burnsville, Minn. Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Tim Gettinger 6-5 (196) 219 (99) 4/14/98 L North Olmsted, Ohio Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL) NYR (‘16, 5th rd., 141st ovr.) Patrick Harper 5-8 (175) 158 (72) 7/29/98 L New Canaan, Conn. Boston University (HEA) NSH (‘16, 5th rd., 138th ovr.) Max Jones 6-3 (191) 210 (95) 2/17/98 L Rochester, Mich. (OHL) ANA (’16, 1st rd., 24th ovr.) Patrick Khodorenko 6-0 (183) 206 (95) 10/13/98 L Walnut Creek, Calif. Michigan State University (Big Ten) 2018 Draft Eligible Will Lockwood 6-0 (183) 173 (78) 6/20/98 R Bloomfield Hills, Mich. University of Michigan (Big Ten) VAN (‘16, 3rd rd., 64th ovr.) Ivan Lodnia 5-11 (178) 185 (84) 8/31/99 R Novi, Mich. (OHL) MIN (’17, 3rd rd., 85th ovr.) Grant Mismash 6-1 (185) 189 (86) 2/19/99 L Edina, Minn. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) NSH (’17, 2nd rd., 61st ovr.) Casey Mittelstadt 6-0 (183) 202 (92) 11/22/98 L Eden Prairie, Minn. Eden Prairie High School (USHS) BUF (’17, 1st rd., 8th ovr.) Josh Norris 6-1 (185) 194 (88) 5/5/99 L Oxford, Mich. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) SJS (’17, 1st rd., 19th ovr.) Ryan Poehling 6-2 (188) 193 (87) 1/3/99 L Lakeville, Minn. St. Cloud State Univ.(NCHC) MTL (’17, 1st rd., 25th ovr.) Jason Robertson 6-2 (188) 201 (91) 7/22/99 L Northville, Mich. (OHL) DAL (’17, 2nd rd., 39th ovr.) Brady Tkachuk 6-3 (191) 194 (88) 9/16/99 L St. Louis, Mo. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Riley Tufte 6-5 (196) 227 (103) 4/10/98 L Ham Lake, Minn. Univ. of Minnesota Duluth (NCHC) DAL (’16, 1st rd., 25th ovr.) Oliver Wahlstrom 6-1 (185) 194 (88) 6/13/00 R Quincy, Mass. U.S. National Under-18 Team (USHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Kailer Yamamoto 5-8 (173) 153 (69) 9/29/98 R Spokane, Wash. (WHL) EDM (’17, 1st rd., 22nd ovr.)

General Manager: Jim Johannson, Colorado Springs, Colo. Video Coach: Matt Chapman, Bloomington, Ind. Player Personnel: Ben Smith, Gloucester, Mass. Athletic Trainer: Derek Repucci, Rochester, N.H. Player Personnel: Ryan Martin, Novi, Mich. Athletic Trainer: Stan Wong, Boca Raton, Fla. Head Coach: Bob Motzko, St. Cloud, Minn. Equipment Manager: Brock Bradley, Plymouth, Mich. Assistant Coach: Greg Brown, Scituate, Mass. Equipment Manager: Josh Penn, Hadley, Mass. Assistant Coach: Grant Potulny, Minneapolis, Minn. Team Physician: Doug Weiss, Dublin, N.H. Assistant Coach: Kris Mayotte, Pittsburgh, Pa. Communications: Jon Gomez, Colorado Springs, Colo. Assistant Coach: Steve Miller, Littleton, Colo. Guest Coach: Dan Muse, Geneva, Ill. High Performance Coach: Sean Braziel, Burke, Va. Guest Coach: Toby Petersen, Minneapolis, Minn.

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTERS BY POSITION FULL CANADA ROSTER NAME HT (CM) WT (KG) DOB S/C HOMETOWN MOST RECENT TEAM NHL RIGHTS GOALTENDERS (4) Michael DiPietro 6-0 (183) 193 (88) 6/9/99 L Amherstburg, Ont. Windsor Spitifires (OHL) VAN (‘17, 3rd rd., 64th ovr.) Carter Hart 6-2 (188) 180 8/13/98 L , Alb. (WHL) PHI (‘16, 2nd rd., 48th ovr.) Stuart Skinner 6-4 195 11/1/98 L , Alb. (WHL) EDM (‘17, 3rd rd., 78th ovr.) Dylan Wells 6-2 (188) 182 1/3/98 L St. Catharines, Ont. (OHL) EDM (‘16, 5th rd., 123rd ovr.)

DEFENSEMEN (13) Jake Bean 6’1” 169 6/9/98 L , Alb. (WHL) CAR (‘16, 1st rd., 13th ovr.) Dennis Cholowski 6’1” 185 2/15/98 L Langley, B.C. St. Cloud State University (NCHC) DET (‘16, 1st rd., 20th ovr.) Kale Clague 6’0” 177 6/5/98 L Lloydminster, Alb. (WHL) LAK (‘16, 2nd rd., 51st ovr.) Dante Fabbro 6’1” 192 6/20/98 R Coquitlam, B.C. Boston University (HEA) NSH (‘16, 1st rd., 17th ovr.) Cal Foote 6’4” 210 12/13/98 R Kelowna, B.C. (WHL) TBL (‘17, 1st rd., 14th ovr.) Samuel Girard 5’9” 166 5/12/98 L Roberval, Que. Shawnigan Cataractes (QMJHL) NSH (‘16, 2nd rd., 47th ovr.) Nic Hague 6’5” 216 12/5/98 L Kitchener, Ont. Steelheads (OHL) VGK (‘17, 3rd rd., 34th ovr.) Josh Mahura 6’1” 185 5/5/98 L St. Albert, Alb. (WHL) ANA (‘16, 3rd rd., 85th ovr.) Cale Makar 5’10” 175 10/30/98 R Calgary, Alb. Brooks Bandits (AJHL) COL (‘17, 1st rd., 4th ovr.) Victor Mete 5’10” 178 6/7/98 L Woodbridge, Ont. London Knights (OHL) MTL (‘16, 4th rd., 100th ovr.) David Quenneville 5’8” 187 3/13/98 R Edmonton, Alb. Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL) NYI (‘16, 7th rd., 200th ovr.) Logan Stanley 6’7” 231 5/26/98 L Waterloo, Ont. Windsor Spitfires (OHL) WPG (‘16, 1st rd., 18th ovr.) Conor Timmins 6’1” 182 9/18/98 R Thorold, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL) COL (‘17, 2nd rd., 32nd ovr.)

FORWARDS (22) Jonathan Ang 5’11” 160 1/31/98 R Markham, Ont. Peterborough Petes (OHL) FLA (‘16, 4th rd., 94th ovr.) Will Bitten 5’10” 170 7/10/98 R Gloucester, Ont. (OHL) MTL (‘16, 3rd rd., 70th ovr.) Dillon Dube 5’11” 186 7/20/98 L Cochrane, Alb. Kelowna Rockets (WHL) CGY (‘16, 2nd rd., 56th ovr.) Pierre-Luc Dubois 6’3” 202 6/24/98 L Saint-Agathe-des-Monts, Que. Blainville-Boisbriand Armada (QMJHL) CBJ (‘16, 1st rd., 3rd ovr.) Jonah Gadjovich 6’2” 201 10/12/98 L Whitby, Ont. (OHL) VAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 55th ovr.) Cody Glass 6’2” 179 4/1/99 R Winnipeg, Man. (WHL) VGK (‘17, 1st rd., 6th ovr.) Brett Howden 6’3” 191 3/29/98 L Oakbank, Man. (WHL) TBL (‘16, 1st rd., 27th ovr.) Tanner Kaspick 6’1” 205 1/28/98 L Brandon, Man. Brandon Wheat Kings (WHL) STL (‘16, 4th rd., 119th ovr.) Boris Katchouk 6’3” 190 6/18/98 L Waterloo, Ont. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL) TBL (‘16, 2nd rd., 44th ovr.) Jordan Kyrou 6’0” 177 5/5/98 R , Ont. (OHL) STL (‘16, 2nd rd., 35th ovr.) Kole Lind 6’1” 173 10/16/98 R Shaunavon, Sask. Kelowna Rockets (WHL) VAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 33rd ovr.) Michael McLeod 6’2” 195 2/3/98 R Mississauga, Ont. (OHL) NJD (‘16, 1st rd., 12th ovr.) Matthew Phillips 5’6” 141 4/6/98 R Calgary, Alb. Victoria Royals (WHL) CGY (‘16, 6th rd., 166th ovr.) Cliff Pu 6’2” 191 6/3/98 R Richmond Hill, Ont. London Knights (OHL) BUF (‘16, 3rd rd., 69th ovr.) Taylor Raddysh 6’2” 209 2/18/98 R Caledon, Ont. Erie Otters (OHL) TBL (‘16, 2nd rd., 58th ovr.) Michael Rasmussen 6’5” 200 4/17/99 L South Surrey, B.C. Tri-City Americans (WHL) DET (‘17, 1st rd., 9th ovr.) Mason Shaw 5’9” 180 11/3/98 L Wainwright, Alb. Medicine Hat Tigers (WHL) MIN (‘17, 4th rd., 97th ovr.) Givani Smith 6’2” 209 2/27/98 L Toronto, Ont. (OHL) DET (‘16, 2nd rd., 46th ovr.) Sam Steel 6’0” 180 2/3/98 L Sherwood Park, Alb. Regina Pats (WHL) ANA (‘16, 1st rd., 30th ovr.) Nick Suzuki 5’11” 183 8/10/99 R London, Ont. Owen Sound Attack (OHL) VGK (‘17, 1st rd., 13th ovr.) Robert Thomas 6’0” 188 7/2/99 R Aurora, Ont. London Knights (OHL) STL (‘17, 1st rd., 20th ovr.) Owen Tippett 6’2” 204 2/16/99 R Peterborough, Ont. Mississauga Steelheads (OHL) FLA (‘17, 1st rd., 10th ovr.)

Vice President, Hockey Operations: Scott Salmond, Creston, B.C. Management Group: Joel Bouchard, Montreal, Que. Senior Manager, Hockey Operations: Shawn Bullock, Wainwright, Alta. Head Coach: Dominique Ducharme, Joliette, Que. Assistant Coach: Tim Hunter, Calgary, Alta. Assistant Coach: Trevor Letowski, Thunder Bay, Ont. Goaltending Consultant: Eric Raymond, Montreal, Que. Equipment Manager: Bryan Boyes, Oshawa, Ont. Equipment Manager: Chris MacDonald, Sydney Mines, N.S. Team Physician: Dr. Cory Wowk, Calgary, Alta. Athletic Therapist: Kevin Elliott, Charlottetown, P.E.I. Manager, Sport Performance: Adam Douglas, Oakville, Ont. Physiotherapist: Brian Cheeseman, Mount Pearl, N.L. Coordinator, Hockey Operations: Kaite Doyle, Sudbury, Ont.

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTERS BY POSITION FULL FINLAND ROSTER NAME HT (CM) WT (KG) DOB S/C HOMETOWN MOST RECENT TEAM NHL RIGHTS GOALTENDERS (2) Lassi Lehtinen 181 76 2/25/99 L Lahti Lukko Rauma () 2018 Draft Eligible Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen 194 89 3/9/99 L Espoo HPK Hameenlinna (Liiga) BUF (‘17, 2nd rd., 54th ovr.)

DEFENSEMEN (8) Henri Jokiharju 182 80 6/17/99 R Oulu Portland Winter Hawks (WHL) CHI (2017, 1st rd., 29th ovr.) Kasper Kotkansalo 188 90 11/16/98 L Helsinki Boston University (HEA) DET (‘17, 3rd rd., 71st ovr.) Roope Laavainen 187 85 8/23/98 R Vantaa HPK Hameenlinna (Liiga) CHI (‘17, 4th rd., 119th ovr.) Markus Niemelainen 195 90 8/6/98 L Kuopio HPK Hameenlinna (Liiga) EDM (‘16, 3rd rd., 63rd ovr.) Eemeli Rasanen 200 95 3/6/99 R Joensuu Kingston Frontenacs (OHL) TOR (‘17, 2nd rd., 59th ovr.) Robin Salo 185 85 10/13/98 L Espoo Sport Vaasa (Liiga) NYI (‘17, 2nd rd., 46th ovr.) Urho Vaakanainen 184 84 1/1/99 L Joensuu saiPa Lappeenranta (Liiga) BOS (‘17, 1st rd., 18th ovr.) Juuso Valimaki 187 91 10/6/98 L Tampere Tri-City Americans (WHL) CGY (‘17, 1st rd., 16th ovr.)

FORWARDS (14) Joni Ikonen 182 81 4/14/99 R Espoo Frolunda Indians (SHL) MTL (‘17, 2nd rd., 58th ovr.) Jere Innala 174 76 3/17/98 L Hameenlinna HPK Hameenlinna (Liiga) 2018 Draft Eligible Juha Jaaska 183 86 2/9/98 L Helsinki HIFK Helsinki (Liiga) 2018 Draft Eligible Otto Koivula 193 100 9/1/98 L Nokia Tampere (Liiga) NYI (‘16, 4th rd., 120th ovr.) Joona Koppanen 194 89 2/25/98 L Tampere Ilves Tampere (Liiga) BOS (‘16, 5th rd., 135th ovr.) Janne Kuokkanen 185 81 5/25/98 L Oulu (NHL) CAR (‘16, 2nd rd., 43rd ovr.) Eetu Luostarinen 189 80 9/2/98 L Siilinjarvi KalPa Kuopio (Liiga) CAR (‘17, 2nd rd., 42nd ovr.) Otto Makinen 186 81 5/21/98 L Tampere Tampere (Liiga) 2018 Draft Eligible Sami Moilanen 173 85 1/22/99 L Sipoo Seattled Thunderbirds (WHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Markus Nurmi 194 83 6/29/98 R TPS Turku (Liiga) OTT (‘16, 6th rd., 163rd ovr.) Aapeli Rasanen 183 89 6/1/98 R Tampere Boston College (HEA) EDM (‘16, 6th rd., 153rd ovr.) Aarne Tlavitie 178 90 2/11/99 L Espoo Espoo United () NJD (‘17, 6th rd., 160th ovr.) Jerry Turkulainen 166 67 9/22/98 R Mikkeli JYP Jyvaskyla (Liiga) 2018 Draft Eligible Eetu Tuulola 190 103 3/17/98 R Hameenlinna HIPK Hameenlinna (Liiga) CGY (‘16, 6th rd., 156th ovr.)

Head Coach: Jussi Ahokas Assistant Coach: Sami Salo Assistant Coach: Olli Salo Assistant Coach: Matti Tiilikainen Assistant Coach: Aki Naykki Team Doctor: Joni Keisala Physiotherapist: Mika Rouhiainen Team Leader: Tapani Salmi Team Leader: Hannu Saintula

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTERS BY POSITION FULL SWEDEN ROSTER NAME HT (CM) WT (KG) DOB S/C HOMETOWN MOST RECENT TEAM NHL RIGHTS GOALTENDERS (3) Filip Gustavsson 187 84 6/7/98 L Skelleftea Lulea HF (SHL) PIT (‘16, 2nd rd., 55th ovr.) Filip Larsson 188 84 8/17/98 L Stockholm Djurgardens IF (SHL) DET (‘16, 6th rd., 167th ovr.) Isak Wallin 180 75 2/9/98 L Mora (HockeyAllsvenskan) 2018 Draft Eligible

DEFENSEMEN (8) Erik Brannstrom 179 81 9/2/99 L Nassjo HV 71 (SHL) VGK (‘17, 1st rd., 15th ovr.) Rasmus Dahlin 186 75 4/13/00 L Trollhattan Frolunda HC (SHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Linus Hogberg 186 83 4/9/98 L Stockholm Vaxjo Lakers HC (SHL) PHI (‘16, 5th rd., 139th ovr.) Timothy Liljegren 182 86 4/30/99 R Kristianstad Rogle BK (SHL) TOR (‘17, 1st rd., 17th ovr.) Gustav Lindstrom 187 84 10/20/98 R Ostervala Almtuna IS (HockeyAllsvenskan) DET (‘17, 2nd rd., 38th ovr.) Jacob Moverare 189 90 8/31/98 L Ostersund Mississauga Steelheads (OHL) LAK (‘16, 4th rd., 112th ovr.) Jesper Sellgren 179 77 6/11/98 L Ornskoldsvik MODO Hockey (HockeyAllsvenskan) 2018 Draft Eligible Filip Westerlund 181 82 4/17/99 R Sabra Frolunda HC (SHL) ARZ (‘17, 2nd rd., 44th ovr.)

FORWARDS (14) Lias Andersson 181 90 10/13/98 L Smogen Frolunda HC (SHL) NYR (‘17, 1st rd., 7th ovr.) Jesper Bratt 179 80 7/30/98 L Stockholm AIK (HockeyAllsvenskan) NJD (‘16, 6th rd., 162nd ovr.) Jesper Boqvist 182 81 10/30/98 L Falun Brynas IF (SHL) NJD (‘17, 2nd rd., 36th ovr.) Marcus Davidsson 185 87 11/18/98 L Tyreso Djurgardens IF (SHL) BUF (‘17, 2nd rd., 37th ovr.) Glenn Gustafsson 169 76 9/4/98 L Sorunda Orebro HK (SHL) 2018 Draft Eligible Rickard Hugg 179 83 1/18/99 L Hudiksvall Leksands IF (HockeyAllsvenskan) 2018 Draft Eligible Axel Jonsson Fjallby 186 85 2/10/98 L Stockholm Djurgardens IF (SHL) WSH (‘16, 5th rd., 147th ovr.) Fredrik Karlstrom 189 83 1/12/98 L Stockholm AIK (HockeyAllsvenskan) DAL (‘16, 3rd rd., 90th ovr.) Linus Lindstrom 181 74 1/8/98 L Skelleftea Skelleftea AIK (SHL) CGY (‘16, 4th rd., 96th ovr.) Isac Lundestrom 181 80 11/6/99 L Gallivare Lulea HF (SHL) 2018 Draft Eligible 186 71 11/12/98 L Sundsvall Vaxjo Lakers HC (SHL) VAN (‘17, 1st rd., 5th ovr.) Tim Soderlund 175 74 1/23/98 L Skelleftea Skelleftea AIK (SHL) CHI (‘17, 4th rd., 112th ovr.) Oskar Steen 176 82 3/9/98 R Karlstad Farjestads BK (SHL) BOS (‘16, 6th rd., 165th ovr.) Tim Wahlgren 183 81 3/8/98 L Kramfors MODO Hockey (HockeyAllsvenskan) 2018 Draft Eligible

Team Manager: Jonas Fransson Head Coach: Tomas Monten Assistant Coach: Anders Johansson Assistant Coach: Henrik Stridh Goalie Coach: Nizze Landen Video Coach: Adam Almqvist Andersson Doctor: PA Bergsten Physiotherapist: Par Thures Equipment Manager: Per-Ake Backman

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NHL DRAFT PROSPECTS ALPHABETICAL

NAME POS COUNTRY NHL RIGHTS NAME POS COUNTRY NHL RIGHTS Joey Anderson F USA NJD (’16, 3rd rd., 73rd ovr.) Timothy Liljegren D SWE TOR (‘17, 1st rd., 17th ovr.) Mikey Anderson D USA LAK (‘17, 4th rd., 103rd ovr.) Kole Lind F CAN VAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 33rd ovr.) Lias Andersson F SWE NYR (‘17, 1st rd., 7th ovr.) Ryan Lindgren D USA BOS (’16, 2nd rd., 49th ovr.) Jonathan Ang F CAN FLA (‘16, 4th rd., 94th ovr.) Gustav Lindstrom D SWE DET (‘17, 2nd rd., 38th ovr.) Jack Badini F USA ANA (’17, 3rd rd., 91st ovr.) Linus Lindstrom F SWE CGY (‘16, 4th rd., 96th ovr.) Evan Barratt F USA CHI (’17, 3rd rd., 90th ovr.) Will Lockwood F USA VAN (‘16, 3rd rd., 64th ovr.) Jake Bean D CAN CAR (‘16, 1st rd., 13th ovr.) Ivan Lodnia F USA MIN (’17, 3rd rd., 85th ovr.) Kieffer Bellows F USA NYI (’16, 1st rd., 19th ovr.) Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen G FIN BUF (‘17, 2nd rd., 54th ovr.) Will Bitten F CAN MTL (‘16, 3rd rd., 70th ovr.) Eetu Luostarinen F FIN CAR (‘17, 2nd rd., 42nd ovr.) Erik Brannstrom D SWE VGK (‘17, 1st rd., 15th ovr.) Josh Mahura D CAN ANA (‘16, 3rd rd., 85th ovr.) Jesper Bratt F SWE NJD (‘16, 6th rd., 162nd ovr.) Cale Makar D CAN COL (‘17, 1st rd., 4th ovr.) Logan Brown F USA OTT (’16, 1st rd., 11th ovr.) Luke Martin D USA CAR (’17, 2nd rd., 52nd ovr.) Jesper Boqvist F SWE NJD (‘17, 2nd rd., 36th ovr.) Victor Mete D CAN MTL (‘16, 4th rd., 100th ovr.) Dennis Cholowski D CAN DET (‘16, 1st rd., 20th ovr.) Michael McLeod F CAN NJD (‘16, 1st rd., 12th ovr.) Sasha Chmelevski F USA SJS (’17, 6th rd., 185th ovr.) Jacob Moverare D SWE LAK (‘16, 4th rd., 112th ovr.) Kale Clague D CAN LAK (‘16, 2nd rd., 51st ovr.) Grant Mismash F USA NSH (’17, 2nd rd., 61st ovr.) Logan Cockerill F USA NYI (’17, 7th rd., 201st ovr.) Casey Mittelstadt F USA BUF (’17, 1st rd., 8th ovr.) Sean Day D USA NYR (‘16, 3rd rd., 81st ovr.) Markus Niemelainen D FIN EDM (‘16, 3rd rd., 63rd ovr.) Marcus Davidsson F SWE BUF (‘17, 2nd rd., 37th ovr.) Josh Norris F USA SJS (’17, 1st rd., 19th ovr.) Michael DiPietro G CAN VAN (‘16, 3rd rd., 64th ovr.) Markus Nurmi F FIN OTT (‘16, 6th rd., 163rd ovr.) Dillon Dube F CAN CGY (‘16, 2nd rd., 56th ovr.) Jake Oettinger G USA DAL (‘17, 1st rd., 26th ovr.) Pierre-Luc Dubois F CAN CBJ (‘16, 1st rd., 3rd ovr.) Andrew Peeke D USA CBJ (‘16, 2nd rd., 34th ovr.) Dante Fabbro D CAN NSH (‘16, 1st rd., 17th ovr.) Elias Petersson F SWE VAN (‘17, 1st rd., 5th ovr.) David Farrance D USA NSH (‘17, 3rd rd., 92nd ovr.) Keith Petruzzelli G USA DET (‘17, 3rd rd., 88th ovr.) Adam Fox D USA CGY (’16, 3rd rd., 66th ovr.) Matthew Phillips F CAN CGY (‘16, 6th rd., 166th ovr.) Cal Foote D CAN TBL (‘17, 1st rd., 14th ovr.) Ryan Poehling F USA MTL (’17, 1st rd., 25th ovr.) Trent Frederic F USA BOS (’16, 1st rd., 29th ovr.) Cliff Pu F CAN BUF (‘16, 3rd rd., 69th ovr.) Jonah Gadjovich F CAN VAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 55th ovr.) David Quenneville D CAN NYI (‘16, 7th rd., 200th ovr.) Tim Gettinger F USA NYR (‘16, 5th rd., 141st ovr.) Taylor Raddysh F CAN TBL (‘16, 2nd rd., 58th ovr.) Max Gildon D USA FLA (’17, 3rd rd., 66th ovr.) Aapeli Rasanen F FIN EDM (‘16, 6th rd., 153rd ovr.) Samuel Girard D CAN NSH (‘16, 2nd rd., 47th ovr.) Eemeli Rasanen D FIN TOR (‘17, 2nd rd., 59th ovr.) Cody Glass F CAN VGK (‘17, 1st rd., 6th ovr.) Michael Rasmussen F CAN DET (‘17, 1st rd., 9th ovr.) J. D. Greenway D USA TOR (‘16, 3rd rd., 72nd ovr.) Jason Robertson F USA DAL (’17, 2nd rd., 39th ovr.) Filip Gustavsson G SWE PIT (‘16, 2nd rd., 55th ovr.) Robin Salo D FIN NYI (‘17, 2nd rd., 46th ovr.) Nic Hague D CAN VGK (‘17, 3rd rd., 34th ovr.) Dylan Samberg D USA WPG (’17, 2nd rd., 43rd ovr.) Patrick Harper F USA NSH (‘16, 5th rd., 138th ovr.) Mason Shaw F CAN MIN (‘17, 4th rd., 97th ovr.) Carter Hart G CAN PHI (‘16, 2nd rd., 48th ovr.) Stuart Skinner G CAN EDM (‘17, 5th rd., 78th ovr.) Linus Hogberg D SWE PHI (‘16, 5th rd., 139th ovr.) Givani Smith F CAN DET (‘16, 2nd rd., 46th ovr.) Brett Howden F CAN TBL (‘16, 1st rd., 27th ovr.) Tim Soderlund F SWE CHI (‘17, 4th rd., 112th ovr.) Tyler Inamoto D USA FLA (‘17, 5th rd., 133rd ovr.) Logan Stanley D CAN WPG (‘16, 1st rd., 18th ovr.) Joni Ikonen F FIN MTL (‘17, 2nd rd., 58th ovr.) Sam Steel F CAN ANA (‘16, 1st rd., 30th ovr.) Henri Jokiharju D FIN CHI (‘17, 1st rd., 29th ovr.) Oskar Steen F SWE BOS (‘16, 6th rd., 165th ovr.) Max Jones F USA ANA (’16, 1st rd., 24th ovr.) Nick Suzuki F CAN VGK (‘17, 1st rd., 13th ovr.) Axel Jonsson Fjallby F SWE WSH (‘16, 5th rd., 147th ovr.) Robert Thomas F CAN STL (‘17, 1st rd., 20th ovr.) Fredrik Karlstrom F SWE DAL (‘16, 3rd rd., 90th ovr.) Conor Timmins D CAN COL (‘17, 2nd rd., 32nd ovr.) Tanner Kaspick F CAN STL (‘16, 4th rd., 119th ovr.) Owen Tippett F CAN FLA (‘17, 1st rd., 10th ovr.) Boris Katchouk F CAN TBL (‘16, 2nd rd., 44th ovr.) Aarne Tlavitie F FIN NJD (‘17, 6th rd., 160th ovr.) Phil Kemp D USA EDM (‘17, 7th rd., 208th ovr.) Riley Tufte F USA DAL (’16, 1st rd., 25th ovr.) Otto Koivula F FIN NYI (‘16, 4th rd., 120th ovr.) Eetu Tuulola F FIN CGY (‘16, 6th rd., 156th ovr.) Joona Koppnanen F FIN BOS (‘16, 5th rd., 135th ovr.) Urho Vaakanainen D FIN BOS (‘17, 1st rd., 18th ovr.) Kasper Kotkansalo D FIN DET (‘17, 3rd rd., 71st ovr.) Juuso Valimaki D FIN CGY (‘17, 1st rd., 16th ovr.) Chad Krys D USA CHI (’16, 2nd rd., 45th ovr.) Filip Westerlund D SWE ARZ (‘17, 2nd rd., 44th ovr.) Jordan Kyrou F CAN STL (‘16, 2nd rd., 35th ovr.) Dylan Wells G CAN EDM (‘16, 5th rd., 123rd ovr.) Janne Kuokkanen F FIN CAR (‘16, 2nd rd., 43rd ovr.) Joseph Woll G USA TOR (‘16, 3rd rd., 62nd ovr.) Roope Laavainen D FIN CHI (‘17, 4th rd., 119 ovr.) Kailer Yamamoto F USA EDM (’17, 1st rd., 22nd ovr.) Filip Larsson G SWE DET (‘16, 6th rd., 167th ovr.)

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NHL DRAFT PROSPECTS BY NHL TEAM AND DRAFT SELECTION NAME POS COUNTRY DRAFT SELECTION NAME POS COUNTRY DRAFT SELECTION (4) (2) Max Jones F USA (’16, 1st rd., 24th ovr.) Ivan Lodnia F USA (’17, 3rd rd., 85th ovr.) Sam Steel F CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 30th ovr.) Mason Shaw F CAN (‘17, 4th rd., 97th ovr.) Josh Mahura D CAN (‘16, 3rd rd., 85th ovr.) (4) Jack Badini F USA (’17, 3rd rd., 91st ovr.) Ryan Poehling F USA (’17, 1st rd., 25th ovr.) (1) Joni Ikonen F FIN (‘17, 2nd rd., 58th ovr.) Filip Westerlund D SWE (‘17, 2nd rd., 44th ovr.) Will Bitten F CAN (‘16, 3rd rd., 70th ovr.) (5) Victor Mete D CAN (‘16, 4th rd., 100th ovr.) Urho Vaakanainen D FIN (‘17, 1st rd., 18th ovr.) (5) Trent Frederic F USA (’16, 1st rd., 29th ovr.) Dante Fabbro D CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 17th ovr.) Ryan Lindgren D USA (’16, 2nd rd., 49th ovr.) Samuel Girard D CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 47th ovr.) Joona Koppnanen F FIN (‘16, 5th rd., 135th ovr.) Grant Mismash F USA (’17, 2nd rd., 61st ovr.) Oskar Steen F SWE (‘16, 6th rd., 165th ovr.) David Farrance D USA (‘17, 3rd rd., 92nd ovr.) (4) Patrick Harper F USA (‘16, 5th rd., 138th ovr.) Casey Mittelstadt F USA (’17, 1st rd., 8th ovr.) (5) Marcus Davidsson F SWE (‘17, 2nd rd., 37th ovr.) Michael McLeod F CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 12th ovr.) Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen G FIN (‘17, 2nd rd., 54th ovr.) Jesper Boqvist F SWE (‘17, 2nd rd., 36th ovr.) Cliff Pu F CAN (‘16, 3rd rd., 69th ovr.) Joey Anderson F USA (’16, 3rd rd., 73rd ovr.) (6) Aarne Tlavitie F FIN (‘17, 6th rd., 160th ovr.) Juuso Valimaki D FIN (‘17, 1st rd., 16th ovr.) Jesper Bratt F SWE (‘16, 6th rd., 162nd ovr.) Dillon Dube F CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 56th ovr.) (5) Adam Fox D USA (’16, 3rd rd., 66th ovr.) Kieffer Bellows F USA (’16, 1st rd., 19th ovr.) Linus Lindstrom F SWE (‘16, 4th rd., 96th ovr.) Robin Salo D FIN (‘17, 2nd rd., 46th ovr.) Eetu Tuulola F FIN (‘16, 6th rd., 156th ovr.) Otto Koivula F FIN (‘16, 4th rd., 120th ovr.) Matthew Phillips F CAN (‘16, 6th rd., 166th ovr.) David Quenneville D CAN (‘16, 7th rd., 200th ovr.) CAROLINA HURRICANES (4) Logan Cockerill F USA (’17, 7th rd., 201st ovr.) Jake Bean D CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 13th ovr.) (4) Eetu Luostarinen F FIN (‘17, 2nd rd., 42nd ovr.) Lias Andersson F SWE (‘17, 1st rd., 7th ovr.) Janne Kuokkanen F FIN (‘16, 2nd rd., 43rd ovr.) Sean Day D USA (‘16, 3rd rd., 81st ovr.) Luke Martin D USA (’17, 2nd rd., 52nd ovr.) Tim Gettinger F USA (‘16, 5th rd., 141st ovr.) (5) (2) Henri Jokiharju D FIN (’17, 1st rd., 29th ovr.) Logan Brown F USA (’16, 1st rd., 11th ovr.) Chad Krys D USA (’16, 2nd rd., 45th ovr.) Markus Nurmi F FIN (‘16, 6th rd., 163rd ovr.) Evan Barratt F USA (’17, 3rd rd., 90th ovr.) (2) Tim Soderlund F SWE (‘17, 4th rd., 112th ovr.) Carter Hart G CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 48th ovr.) Roope Laavainen D FIN (‘17, 4th rd., 119th ovr.) Linus Hogberg D SWE (‘16, 5th rd., 139th ovr.) (2) (1) Cale Makar D CAN (‘17, 1st rd., 4th ovr.) Filip Gustavsson G SWE (‘16, 2nd rd., 55th ovr.) Conor Timmins D CAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 32nd ovr.) (2) (2) Josh Norris F USA (’17, 1st rd., 19th ovr.) Pierre-Luc Dubois F CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 3rd ovr.) Sasha Chmelevski F USA (’17, 6th rd., 185th ovr.) Andrew Peeke D USA (‘16, 2nd rd., 34th ovr.) ST. LOUIS (3) (4) Robert Thomas F CAN (‘17, 1st rd., 20th ovr.) Riley Tufte F USA (’16, 1st rd., 25th ovr.) Jordan Kyrou F CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 35th ovr.) Jake Oettinger G USA (‘17, 1st rd., 26th ovr.) Tanner Kaspick F CAN (‘16, 4th rd., 119th ovr.) Jason Robertson F USA (’17, 2nd rd., 39th ovr.) (4) Fredrik Karlstrom F SWE (‘16, 3rd rd., 90th ovr.) Cal Foote D CAN (‘17, 1st rd., 14th ovr.) (6) Brett Howden F CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 27th ovr.) Dennis Cholowski D CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 20th ovr.) Boris Katchouk F CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 44th ovr.) Gustav Lindstrom D SWE (‘17, 2nd rd., 38th ovr.) Taylor Raddysh F CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 58th ovr.) Givani Smith F CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 46th ovr.) (4) Kasper Kotkansalo D FIN (‘17, 3rd rd., 71st ovr.) Timothy Liljegren D SWE (‘17, 1st rd., 17th ovr.) Keith Petruzzelli G USA (‘17, 3rd rd., 88th ovr.) Eemeli Rasanen D FIN (‘17, 2nd rd., 59th ovr.) Filip Larsson G SWE (‘16, 6th rd., 167th ovr.) Joseph Woll G USA (‘16, 3rd rd., 62nd ovr.) (6) J.D. Greenway D USA (‘16, 3rd rd., 72nd ovr.) Kailer Yamamoto F USA (’17, 1st rd., 22nd ovr.) CANUCKS (5) Markus Niemelainen D FIN (‘16, 3rd rd., 63rd ovr.) Elias Petersson F SWE (‘17, 1st rd., 5th ovr.) Stuart Skinner G CAN (‘17, 5th rd., 78th ovr.) Kole Lind F CAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 33rd ovr.) Dylan Wells G CAN (‘16, 5th rd., 123rd ovr.) Jonah Gadjovich F CAN (‘17, 2nd rd., 55th ovr.) Aapeli Rasanen F FIN (‘16, 6th rd., 153rd ovr.) Will Lockwood F USA (‘16, 3rd rd., 64th ovr.) Phil Kemp D USA (‘17, 7th rd., 208th ovr.) Michael DiPietro G CAN (‘17, 3rd rd., 64th ovr.) (3) (4) Owen Tippett F CAN (‘17, 1st rd., 10th ovr.) Cody Glass F CAN (‘17, 1st rd., 6th ovr.) Max Gildon D USA (’17, 3rd rd., 66th ovr.) Nick Suzuki F CAN (‘17, 1st rd., 13th ovr.) Jonathan Ang F CAN (‘16, 4th rd., 94th ovr.) Erik Brannstrom D SWE (‘17, 1st rd., 15th ovr.) Tyler Inamoto D USA (‘17, 5th rd., 133rd ovr.) Nic Hague D CAN (‘17, 3rd rd., 34th ovr.) (3) (1) Kale Clague D CAN (‘16, 2nd rd., 51st ovr.) Axel Jonsson Fjallby F SWE (‘16, 5th rd., 147th ovr.) Mikey Anderson D USA (‘17, 4th rd., 103rd ovr.) (2) Jacob Moverare D SWE (‘16, 4th rd., 112th ovr.) Logan Stanley D CAN (‘16, 1st rd., 18th ovr.) Dylan Samberg D USA (’17, 2nd rd., 43rd ovr.)

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PRONUNCIATION GUIDE BY TEAM TEAM USA TEAM CANADA NAME PRONUNCIATION NAME PRONUNCIATION Chmelevski CHE-mihl-ehv-skee Clague KLAYG Dhooghe DOO-gee Dube doo-BAY Gettinger GEH-tihn-juhr Dubois doo-BWAH Inamoto ihn-uh-MOH-toh Fabbro FAB-roh Khodorenko KOH-doh-rehn-ko Gadjovich GAHD-jo-vich Knoepke nehp-KEE Hague HAYG Lodnia LAWD-nee-uh Kaspick KAZ-pihk Oettinger AHT-ihn-juhr Katchouk kuh-CHOOK Tkachuk kuh-CHUHK Mahura ma-HOO-ruh Petruzzelli peh-TRUH-zeh-lee Mascherin mas-KUHR-ihn Poehling PAY-ling McLeod muh-KLOWD St. Cyr SAINT-seer Mete MEH-tay Tufte TOUGH-tee Raddysh RA-DIHSH Wohl WOHL Yamamoto yah-mah-moh-toh

TEAM FINLAND TEAM SWEDEN NAME PRONUNCIATION NAME PRONUNCIATION Ikonen EEH-koh-nehn Boqvist BOH-kvihst Jokiharju YOH-kih-HAR-yew Dahlin DAH-lihn Koivula KOI-voo-lah Gustafsson GOOS-tahf-suhn Koppanen koh-PAH-nehen Gustavsson GUHS-tahv-suhn Kotkansalo koht-KAN-sal-oh Hogberg HOHG-buhrg Kuokkanen koo-OH-kuh-nehn Hugg HUHG Laavainen Lah-VAI-nehn Jonsson Fjallby YAWN-suhn-FAWL-BEE Lehtinen (LEH-tih-nehn Liljegren lihl-eh-grehn Luukkonen LOO-koh-nehn Lundestrom luhn-deh-strum Moverare Makinen MACK-ih-nehn moh-VEH-ruh-ruh Moilanen MOY-lah-nen Sellgren SEHL-grehn Niemelainen nee-meh-LIGH-nehn Wahlgren wahl-grehn Rasanen RAH-sah-nehn Wallin wahl-ihn Talvitie TAHL-vee-tee Turkulainen TUHR-koo-LIGH-nehn Tuulola too-LOH-la Vaakanainen vak-uh-NIGH-nehn Valimaki val-uh-MAK-ee

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USA HOCKEY’S NATIONAL TEAM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM 2017 USA HOCKEY WOMEN’S U18 NATIONAL FESTIVAL Founded in 1996, USA Hockey’s National Team Development USA Hockey on Wed., July 26, announced the 31 players that Program began operations in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and remained have been invited to the 2017 USA Hockey Women’s U18 there until the summer of 2015. The program is comprised of National Festival, which will take place Aug. 8-14 at the Olympic two squads - the U.S. National Under-17 Team and Under-18 Center in Lake Placid, New York. The festival is an annual event Teams. that will also be used to select a 22-player Under-18 Select Team The Under-17 Team competes in the United States Hockey roster for a three-game series against Canada to be held Aug. League and also participates in three intenrational events 17-20 in Lake Placid. annually. The U.S. National Under-18 Team’s schedule includes The 31-player roster is comprised of athletes from 15 different games against NCAA Division I and III opponents, contests states and 11 different districts, and includes seven members versus USHL teams, as well as competition in three international of the U.S. Women’s National Under-18 Team that won gold at tournaments. the 2017 International Ice Hockey Federation Under-18 Women’s Unlike other competitive athletic teams, the success of the World Championship – Taylor Heise (Lake City, Minn.), Lizi Norton NTDP is not gauged on wins and losses. Instead, the focus is (Orono, Minn.), Gracie Ostertag (Shakopee, Minn.), Dominique on the development of skills and acquiring experience against Petrie (Beverly Hills, Calif.), Lindsay Reed (New Vernon, N.J.), Ally older competitors. Simpson (Frisco, Texas) and Madeline Wethington (Edina, Minn.). ABOUT USA HOCKEY ARENA 2017 USA Hockey Arena, home of USA Hockey’s National Team The U.S. Under-18 Men’s Select Team will begin its preparation Development Program, is a two-sheet facility with regulation ice for the 2017 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Cup with an opening practice (85x200) in the main arena and Olympic-size ice (100x200) for Tuesday (Aug. 1) in Budapest, Hungary. While in Hungary, Team the secondary sheet. Since being acquired by the USA Hockey USA will play an exhibition game Thursday (Aug. 3) against the Foundation on APril 1, 2015, the facility has added 20,000 Hungarian Under-20 National Team at 8 p.m. local time (2 p.m. square feet to the property that included adding a 9,800-square- ET). A second exhibition game against ’s Under-18 foot workout facility, additional offices and a conference center. National Team is scheduled for Aug. 5 in Bratislava, Slovakia, at In total, the facility encompasses approximately 170,000 square 5:30 p.m. local time (11:30 a.m. ET). The U.S. will open Hlinka feet with the main rink providing 3,504 seats for hockey games Cup play Aug. 7 against Sweden in Breclav, . and 4,500 seats for other performances and events. The 2017 tournament will be held Aug. 7-12 in Breclav, Czech Accompanying the facility is the USA Hockey Summer Republic, and Bratislava, the capital city of Slovakia. The Hlinka Drive-In, which features three large screens that show first-run Cup is an annual best-on-best tournament held in August for double-features seven nights a week, as well as CJ’s Brewing players under the age of 18. It is regarded as the first major Company, which is connected to the main rink. international event of the 2017-18 scouting for NHL Draft- eligible prospects. The U.S. has won the tournament once (2003) 2017 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP and finished among the top three in three of the past four years, At the 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship, the United including a second-place finish in 2016. States claimed its fourth-ever gold medal with a thrilling 5-4 shootout victory over Canada. Competing in its third-straight 2017 USA HOCKEY NATIONAL PLAYER DEVELOPMENT bronze medal game, Sweden fell to Russia, 2-1, in CAMPS COME TO A CLOSE while Finland, the 2016 IIHF World Junior Championship gold USA Hockey’s 2017 National Player Development Camps medalist, finished in ninth place. concluded on July 21 with the final morning of competition at the Girls U-18 PDC at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center on 2016 NATIONAL JUNIOR EVALUATION CAMP the St. Cloud State University campus. The 2016 National Junior Evaluation Camp took place at USA The 2017 camps began with the Boys Select 17 Camp in Hockey Arena in Plymouth, Michigan, from July 30-Aug. 6, 2016. Amherst, New York, and Girls U-18 Select Camp in Biddeford, The week-long camp included 10 international competitions Maine from June 24-30. Those camps were followed by the Boys between Canada, Finland, Sweden and the United States in Select 16 Camp, which ran July 7-13 in Amherst; the Girls 15 preparation for the 2017 IIHF World Junior Championship. Camp from July 8-12 in St. Cloud; and then Sled Camp from July In total, 15 players who skated in the event also played in 9-14, also in Amherst. Following those camps were the Boys the last season. Some played a handful Select 15 Camp from July 15-19 in Amherst and the previously of games, some played a regular shift, one (Charlie McAvoy) mentioned Girls U-18 Camp in St. Cloud. stepped right into the Boston Bruins defensive rotation during the playoffs and played well. Here is the list: 2017-18 U.S. NATIONAL SLED HOCKEY TEAM NAMED On July 21, USA Hockey announced the roster for the 2017-18 Team USA – Christian Fischer and (Arizona); U.S. National Sled Hockey Team. The group includes 13 returnees Charlie McAvoy (Boston); (Vancouver); Jack from the 2016-17 U.S. National Sled Hockey Team that claimed Roslovic (Winnipeg) the 2016 (Dec.) World Sled Hockey Challenge in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and a silver medal at the 2017 Para Sled Team Canada – Jacob Chychrun, Dylan Strome and Lawson Hockey World Championship in Gangneung, South Korea. Guy Crouse (Arizona); (Colorado); Anthony Beauvillier Gosselin (Grafton, Wis.), who led Team USA to a silver medal at (NY Islanders); Thomas Chabot (Ottawa); Travis Konecny the 2017 Para Sled Hockey World Championship in Gangneung, (Philadelphia) and (Toronto); . South Korea, will serve as head coach of the 2017-18 U.S. National Sled Hockey Team and 2018 U.S. Paralympic Sled Team Sweden – (Anaheim); Gabriel Carlsson Hockey Team. The 2018 U.S. Paralympic Sled Hockey Team will (Columbus) and Joel Eriksson Ek (Minnesota). be named later this year.

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