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Message from Hockey Edmonton

Publisherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Message

Pride Stick Tape Six Colours that can Change the Hockey World

Goalie Mask Art

Harnarayan Singh

Ugly Feet

Unique Talent Benefits Other Goalies

Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi Broadcast Unites the Generations

How to Deal with Bunions, Blisters and Heel Spurs

Playoff Performers

Hockey Shot

Spotlight on an Official

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Who really steps up their game when it counts the most

Tip of the Month

Spencer Acheson

Memories from the 2016 Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week Arena Locator Map Gold Medal Winning Teams from the 2016 Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week

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Board of Directors Executive

President: Mark Doram // Past President: Betty Chmilar VP Admin: LeAnna Murtha-Toles // VP Development: Darcy Wiltse Director of Community Hockey: Betty Chmilar (Acting) Director of Elite Hockey: Will Jang // Director at Large: Ed Croken Director at Large: Bruce Howlett

Directors

Knights of Columbus EFHC: Steve Pinch NE District: Darlene Hein // NW District: George Davidson SE District: Gerald Kruhlak // SW District: Chris March EGHA: Rob Reid // CAC: Doug Stoker // MLAC: Rob Lindsay SSAC: Ted Boomer // Knights of Columbus AA: Bruce Fitzpatrick Junior B: George Metez // Junior C: Chris Hurley

Hockey Alberta Committees

Discipline and Sanctioning Coordinator: Sharlene Cook Minor Administration Coordinator: Glenn Sommerville Minor Regulations Committee: Betty Chmilar Operations Advisory Committee: Dean Hengel

Standing Committees

Hockey Edmonton Alumni President: Orest Zaozirny Ice Allocation: Bernie Coderre Ice Management: Pat Elliott Minor Hockey Week: Darrell Davis School Hockey: Jason Stewart EOCF 50-50: Sandra Gaeckle Provincial Championships: Livia Paradis & Richard Makarowski Referee Representatives: Herman Costa (Elite) & Duncan MacDougall (EFHL)

League Directors

Edmonton Federation Hockey League Midget: Terry Fulmer Pee Wee: Crystal Feader Atom: David Onyschuk Novice: Amy & Pat London

Elite Hockey

Bantam AAA: Ed Croken // Bantam AA: Russ Lukawesky Major Midget AAA: Bob Olynyk // Minor Midget AAA: Carrie Aldridge Midget AA: Tracy Orbel // Rem 15 Midget AA: Mike Hennessey

Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week Committee Chair: Darrell Davis // Central: Bill Ross Committee: Jeff Suess // Dan Osborn // Deb Bykowski, Doug Kirillo // Brenda Neville Active Past Chairpersons: Joan Kirillo // Rod McMahon Terry Brown // Marvin Babiuk // Bill Renshaw

Staff

Executive Director: Dean Hengel Minor Administration Coordinator: Glenn Sommerville Manager of Ice Operations: Dave Linman Ice Coordinator: Ray Vigneau

We are nearing the end of another hockey season in Edmonton and our attention as the Hockey Edmonton board now turns to the 201617 season. First of all, I would like to thank all the volunteers and supporters of hockey in Edmonton. Our organization works with over 8,500 athletes. The number of volunteer hours needed to make this happen is staggering. Over 6,400 games have been played this past season, coach clinics held, endless number of meetings, fundraisers, Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week, three sessions of Bauer’s First Shift and the list goes on. All this could not have been done without our volunteers and Hockey Edmonton staff. This past year, we saw the new bylaws come into play as well as the operating directives for community hockey. We signed formal agreements with our interlock partners, developed a constitution for the Federation Hockey League and recruited some very skilled and capable individuals to the board. Hockey isn’t just a game; it has many life lessons attached to it. Many of our athletes have learned the hard lesson of good sportsmanship and in life there’s winning and there’s losing. It’s what we take away from that moment that builds our character and how we deal with adversity as we move forward in life. We’ve seen teams giving back to the community, from the Stollery Family Day Classic to cancer fundraising to working at the food bank. You’ve made us all proud as you displayed great citizenship and what it means to be an Edmontonian. We experienced a good example of determination through a story that appeared in our very own Hockey Edmonton Magazine one issue ago. The story of Alex McFarlane gave us a grounding experience when he shared how he worked at McDonalds and saved up enough money to pay for hockey registration and how he took the LRT, bus or rode his bike to his games and practices. His story was an inspiration for all of us; it also displayed the true spirit of our hockey family as they surrounded this young man with support. Moving forward, 2016-17 will see some change with enhanced program development, streamlined elite operating directives and guidelines for community hockey when it comes to tryouts and forming teams. I often remember a famous quote, “Change is the only constant.” As an organization we need to change and adapt to new landscapes within hockey. We need to search for newer and deeper partnerships that will benefit not only the game but the athletes and coaches of Hockey Edmonton. We have to adapt in order to meet the needs of our athletes, grow the game and allow more young people to participate. Over the past three years we have seen a decline in the number of skilled players who can participate at the elite hockey level; we need to create more opportunities in skill and athletic development. This needs to start at our initiation program and work itself up through all categories for all players. We ask the parents to get involved, share your talents, whether it is on or off the ice, you’re always more than welcome. So while we are in the final few games of the season we would like to wish everyone the best of luck in the 2016 Enmax Hockey Edmonton City Championships. Parents, enjoy this time with your young men and women. You will be surprised how fast the years will fly by and you’ll be attending their final midget or junior game. To all the players graduating from minor hockey, your years of minor hockey will be in the rearview mirror but ahead of you, we hope you hold on to the Hockey Edmonton mantra “Hockey for Life.”

We wish you all continued success in your future! Sincerely,

Mark Doram

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Welcome to our final edition of Hockey Edmonton Magazine for the 2015-2016 season. This is our Yearbook Edition of the magazine, which features the gold medal winning teams from 2016 Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week. Additionally, we have included a number of “spotlights” on players who won gold medals during this event. And in the centerfold, we have included a montage of photos taken during Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week. Thanks to Ian Jackson and the great group of photographers at Epic Photography for supplying these photos. One of the mainstays in our magazine is the “Spotlight on an Official” feature, where we interview a young minor hockey official. For this edition, we met up with 15-year-old Spencer Acheson, who has been officiating minor hockey for two seasons. We’ve been doing this feature for over 12 years, and it never ceases to amaze me the confidence and composure level exhibited by these young officials. Wrapping up this final edition of the magazine, we have an article on “Pride” hockey tape. The tape is a nod to LGBTQ youth – both an invitation for them to play hockey, and an invitation to hockey teams to have the discussion about acceptance and inclusiveness. We got wind of this initiative in early January, and since this time, it has exploded, with the Edmonton Oilers being the first NHL team to use this tape, and at their Skills Competition which took place in mid-January. That’s all for this issue. With the hockey season winding down, we would like to wish all the participants a great off-season, and look forward to seeing everyone back on the ice in a few short months!

“SALUTE TO CHAMPIONS” DIGITAL EDITION

Hockey Edmonton Magazine will be publishing a special digital edition in late March, featuring the ENMAX Hockey Edmonton Championships and Edmonton teams participating in Hockey Alberta Provincial Championships. This special edition of Hockey Edmonton Magazine will be sent out (via e-mail) to all players, parents and coaches in the Hockey Edmonton system, and it will include photos of the winning teams for all levels.

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Calgary resident Harnarayan Singh is living a dream. He still cannot believe how fortunate he is to be able to broadcast Hockey Night in Canada in Punjabi, the third most spoken language in Canada. The native of Brooks, Alberta, who now calls Calgary home, is in his ninth season on television. Currently on OMNI, Singh and his broadcasting team of Harpreet Pandher, Taqdeer Thindal, Randip Janda, Gurpreet Sian and Bhupinder Hundal cover back-to-back National Hockey League games every Saturday night, and then exclusive coverage of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

HARNARAYAN SINGH

HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA

PUNJABI-BROADCAST

UNITES THE GENERATIONS

[By Jeremy Freeborn / Photos provided by Harnarayan Singh]

The interest in watching hockey

amongst the Punjabispeaking communities in Canada is significant. Last season, the Punjabi broadcasts were made available to 20.4 million Canadians. The broadcasts can now also be seen on pristine high definition television, just like the English-speaking broadcasts on Hockey Night in Canada. Singh grew up a fan of the Edmonton Oilers. He was the youngest child in his family and learned about hockey from his older siblings, who had great passion for hockey and idolized Wayne Gretzky. Singh was also interested in the broad-casting element of the game, regularly studying the broadcasters. Singh would do

his own play-by-play broadcasts of the games as he watched, frequently annoying his parents, who would be trying to listen to the games. Singh was also fascinated with the statistics side of hockey. He came by his interest in numbers naturally, as his father has his doctorate in mathematics. â&#x20AC;&#x153;During class, I would be memorizing hockey jersey numbers when I should have been paying more attention to my teachers. I had a Hockey News subscription from a young age, and I was constantly filling my brain with information. My dad was constantly worrying what I was going to do with all of this information about hockey. There came a day when, lo and behold, it paid off.â&#x20AC;?

Singh began his broadcasting career during high school. He covered local high school sports at the Brooks radio station. From there he got accepted into the broadcasting program at Mount Royal College, and in his second year was selected for an internship at TSN Sportscentre in Toronto. In 2004, Singh returned to Calgary and worked for the CBC, initially as a reporter. Then prior to the 2008 Stanley Cup final, Singh received a phone call from CBC executives in Toronto. They asked him if he would be interested in broadcasting Hockey Night in Canada in Punjabi. “I could not believe it. I didn’t know whether to take it seriously or not. I never thought it was possible. I was always told Hockey Night in Canada is the cream of the crop. Everybody in the sports industry wants to be part of Hockey Night in Canada. CBC was trying to do something unique and multicultural. I don’t think they initially had any idea how big this would become. Initially our broadcast team received significant media attention throughout India, Europe and Canada.” Then two weeks before the start of the 2008-09 NHL regular season, Singh received a phone call from CBC executives, who were pleased with the ratings of the 2008 Stanley Cup final, and asked Singh to be available every Saturday night to broadcast a doubleheader in Punjabi. “This was unbelievable. I then said thank you, Mom and Dad, for teaching me a second language because without that I would not have this dream. It has been a phenomenal and amazing ride.” Other attempts by sports executives to broadcast Hockey Night in Canada in languages such as Cantonese, Mandarin and Portuguese, have not been as successful as the broadcasts in Punjabi. In fact it is now easier today for many Calgarians to watch NHL games in Punjabi than French because OMNI is more accessible for local television viewers than TVA Sports, which currently has the French-speaking NHL rights. Singh believes India’s strong showing in men’s field hockey, having won a record eight gold medals in the Olympics, results in greater attention among the Punjabispeaking culture compared to many other Canadian cultures. “I think part of it has to do with the strong Indian interest in field hockey. There’s a strong connection to field hockey so it is easier for them to understand the game.

We also live in a community that is vibrant and loud. We love our food and music. I think our community loves to get involved in things that are Canadian and I think hockey is so popular here, they became engrossed with it.” Even though the level of interest in hockey is high amongst the Punjabi-speaking population in Canada, there have not been a lot of players in the NHL, who are of Punjabi descent. The first player of Punjabi descent who made it to the NHL was Robin Bawa, who played for the Washington Capitals, Vancouver Canucks, San Jose Sharks and Anaheim Mighty Ducks from 1990-1994. Bawa was followed by NHL veteran Manny Malhotra, whose father is from Pakistan. It should also be mentioned that Edmonton Oilers prospect Jujhar Khaira is of Indian origin. In order to connect with his Punjabi-speaking audience, Singh has created a few interesting phrases that combine the Punjabi and English languages. They include “mareya shot-keetha goal,” which means “he shoots, he scores” and “chaparre shot” which means “slap shot.” Other terms that Singh has created include “dharvaja bandh,” which means “shuts the door” (used by Singh when a goaltender makes a huge save), “saja dha daba,” which means “the box of punishment” (used by Singh when he is referring to the penalty box) and “seetee maarkay balauna hat ja,” which is a line in a famous Punjabi song which is translated into “stop whistling at me.” Singh uses this term when players show dissatisfaction when they are called for too many penalties. Also, when a team is dominating their opponent, Singh suggests that the team must have drank a lot of Chai Tea, the most popular beverage amongst the Punjabi-speaking population. Singh also tries to relate to his audience by showing excitement, passion and entertainment

in his play-by-play. When a player scores, it is common for him to get as excited as a South American broadcaster does when broadcasting soccer.

Singh’s latest accomplishment was winning the 2014 Canadian Ethnic Media Association Excellence in Television Award. Singh received the award at a gala in Toronto.

For the last four seasons the broadcasts have been sponsored by Chevrolet. With Chevrolet as a primary sponsor, Singh has been able to concentrate on his hockey broadcasts and make it his full-time career.

Singh would like all Canadians to know that Punjabi-speaking Canadians are just as Canadian as everybody else, and that Punjabi-speaking Canadians love Canada. Hockey, according to Singh, is “a universal language that brings Canadians together.” In the future, Singh would like to broadcast more hockey games in Punjabi during the season, and also to broadcast Hockey Night in Canada in English.

Singh also tells me a story of how generations of Punjabispeaking families are uniting around the television set to watch his broadcasts every Saturday night. “A most rewarding experience was when I met a grand-mother from Toronto. She had a walker and was dressed in a Toronto Maple Leafs jersey over her traditional Punjabi dress. She was over 90 years old, and told me that she had nothing in common with her grand-children because of the cultural gap. Since the broadcasts, she can understand hockey and spends every Saturday night with her grandchildren. We are hearing stories that our broadcasts are the only thing that brings families together. I did not know that our show would have this type of an impact.” Hockey has also been a large part of Singh’s personal life. His wife, Sukhjeet, is a huge fan of the Calgary Flames. Harnarayan and Sukhjeet were married at the hockey arena at the Acadia Recreation Complex in southeast Calgary in 2011. They had a Stanley Cup shaped wedding cake, had their wedding guests wear hockey jerseys, and had their wedding photos taken at the Scotiabank Saddledome with Kelly Hrudey! Hrudey has become a friend and mentor for Singh. According to Singh, Hrudey was one of the people to recommend to CBC executives to have a Punjabispeaking Hockey Night in Canada broadcast, and suggested Singh be the play-by-play announcer. Hrudey has helped Singh with preparation tips for the broadcasts.

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UGLY FEET

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WhoSTEPS

Hockey Edmonton Magazine takes a look at the league’s top players, past and present, to see who really steps up their game when it counts the most. [ An Article By Rob Suggitt ]

When the playoffs start

, everyone talks about how players need to step up their game. This happens at all levels, and it definitely happens in the NHL. So which players really do step up their game in the playoffs? We took a look at two categories of players: retired players and active players. In the category of retired players, we included the top 15 playoff points leaders of all time and added in a few other players (i.e. Gordie Howe, Phil Esposito, Guy Lafleur) for good measure. It’s important to note that not only does the level of play become more intense in the playoffs, but the level of competition is higher, so for a player to keep his points production rate in the playoffs is quite an accomplishment. There are no weak teams who make the playoffs after all. Which makes it even more incredible for any players who perform (statistically) at 90 per cent or higher of their regular season production. And for those players who find a way to increase their productivity when it comes to playoff time, it is even more amazing. Standing out on top (and by a large margin) is former Oiler Mark Messier, who dramatically showed increased productivity in the playoffs. (Probably a big reason why he has six Stanley Cup rings, more than any other player who has played in the NHL since the Oilers joined the NHL in the 1979-1980 season.) Former Calgary Flames player Doug Gilmour sits in a solid second place, and there is a large group who reside in the category of unchanged productivity. (I would suggest plus or minus five per cent is close to unchanged in terms of productivity difference.) At the other end of the spectrum, it’s a bit surprising to see four-time Stanley Cup champion Brian Trottier at the bottom of the chart with his Hall of Fame teammate Mike Bossy not too far behind. Steve Yzerman is another Hall of Famer who saw a dramatic decrease in points productivity going from the regular season to the playoffs, but he did lead the Detroit Red Wings to three Stanley Cup Championships, and won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1998. For Yzerman, Trottier, and a few other players at the bottom of this chart, some of these players changed their game in the playoffs, so this partly explains their “dips.”

But this is also true of a few players who sit at the top of the chart. Mark Messier and Doug Gilmour did not allow their defensive game to suffer in the playoffs, but they still found a way to improve on their offensive output. A player (not on this list) who was revered for his playoff prowess is Claude Lemieux, not a point-generating giant in the regular season, but a good regular season performer. Lemieux averaged .65 points per game in the regular season, but true to his “legend,” his performance jumped up three percentage points when it got to playoff time. With 80 playoff goals, Lemieux ranks ninth all time in the NHL, and tied for third (with Joe Sakic) for game-winning goals in the playoffs. Lemieux was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1995, helping the New Jersey Devils win their first Stanley Cup. Lemieux also won cups in 1986, 1996 and 2000. Another big playoff performer is former Oiler, and current hockey analyst with Rogers Sportsnet, Craig Simpson, who dramatically increased his points production in the playoffs. Simpson averaged .78 PPG in the regular season over his career, but in the playoffs, Simpson performed at over a point-per-game pace, gathering 68 points in 67 games in 13 playoff series. Simpson scored the most goals (16) in the 1990 playoffs, and tied Mark Messier for most points (31) that playoff year. With 31 points in 22 playoff games, Simpson averaged an incredible 1.40 points per game. It was enough to help the Oilers win their fifth Stanley Cup in seven seasons, but not enough to win the Conn Smythe Trophy. The award for the most valuable player in the playoffs went to Oilers goalie Bill Ranford, who had a 16-6 winning record in the 1990 playoffs, which was the last time the Oilers won the cup. If it’s any consolation to Oilers fans, there are 16 other NHL teams without a cup in the same span of time. For current NHL players, we took the top 12 active players with the most accumulated points the past 10 seasons, and compared their points per game during the regular season to their PPG in the playoffs. Sitting on top are Blackhawks teammates Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews, who performed at almost the exact same pace as their regular season production. This may explain why the Hawks have won three Stanley Cups in the past five NHL seasons.

It’s a bit surprising to see Sidney Crosby perform at “only” 87 per cent of his regular season production, but maybe this is apropos for a player with jersey #87. But still, no one comes close to matching Crosby’s production in the playoffs (1.18 points per game), and only teammate Evgeni Malkin performs at over a point per game in the playoffs amongst current NHL players.

Retired

NHL

Players: Mark Messier Doug Gilmour Sergei Fedorov Jean Beliveau Jari Kurri Bobby Hull Glenn Anderson Gordie Howe Nicklas Lidstrom Wayne Gretzky Paul Coffey Joe Sakic Peter Forsberg Bobby Orr Guy Lafleur Ray Bourque Brett Hull Mario Lemieux Phil Esposito Mike Bossy Steve Yzerman Brian Trottier

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[ The top half of the players have won a combined 48 Stanley Cups, while the bottom half have won 31 Cups. ]

In fact, there are only a handful of players (Malkin, Ovechkin and Jagr) whose regular season points per game percentage come close to matching what Crosby has achieved in the post season. There are a couple of players (not on the list) who have been shown to increase their points production in the playoffs, but the sampling size is somewhat small. Claude Giroux has only played 57 playoff games, but with 61 points in the post-season, Giroux’s average of 1.07 PPG well eclipses his regular season points production average of .90 PPG. Giroux has not won a cup, but came close in 2010 when the Flyers lost out to the Blackhawks in six games. Ryan Getzlaf has averaged .95 PPG in the regular season, and in 67 post-season games, he averaged .97 PPG. Getzlaf tallied an incredible 32 points in 21 games (1.52 points per game) in helping the Anaheim Ducks win the Stanley Cup in 2007. So who will stand out for their playoff performance production in the next 10 years? For the Oilers, will it be Hall, Eberle, NugentHopkins or Connor McDavid? Or maybe Yakupov? Or all five players? They have to make the playoffs first, but with this collection of young talent, it’s only a matter of time.

Current

NHL

Players: Patrick Kane Jonathan Toews Jarome Iginla Evgeni Malkin Martin St. Louis Henrik Sedin Sidney Crosby Jaromir Jagr Daniel Sedin Alex Ovechkin Joe Thornton Pavel Datsyuk

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Now that you can see your target, or teammate, make sure your pass is to where they’re going to be, not where they already are. The best way to get that timing down is to get out on the ice and practice with a friend. Try adjusting the power of your passes at different distances, so you know exactly how to hit your target in stride.

Hockey always has, and always will be, a team game. To ensure you become a great team player, you need your teammates to get the puck, and there’s no easier way to do that than a crisp, hard pass. This article will help anyone improve their passing, no matter what skill level they’re at. “The image below shows a young player improving his passing all by himself! Because he is using the Extreme Passer Pro from HockeyShot.com he is able to work on his skills without the help of a teammate. This piece of equipment lets anyone practice their passing on, or off the ice, or even in the comfort of their own home.” Here are three steps to follow to improve your assist:

STEP 1 Keep it on the Ice We all know how awesome a saucer pass looks, or a big alley-oop down the middle leading to a breakaway, but the reality is, almost all passes use the surface of the ice to reach their intended target. A common problem for everyone, especially beginners, is keeping those passes on the ice. The solution is simple: Roll baby roll! Rolling your wrists over in a forward motion as you pass causes the blade to stay flat on the ice, and the puck to stay level. This means your pass doesn’t end up in the stands, or worse, the other team’s stick. As long as you roll your wrists, the blade will close each time, and your Extreme Passer Pro will project the puck back to you. Keeping your blade cupped throughout the pass is another easy way to ensure the puck stays flat and on-target. If the blade is open, or wedged, the puck can easily bounce up off the ice. The cupping technique makes sure your blade is always at the perfect angle to send the perfect pass.

STEP 2 Keep it Accurate One of the most repeated rules for any hockey player to remember, is to keep your head up! Not only will this help you avoid any hits, but it allows you to see the ice, and therefore see where you need to pass. It’s way easier to pass to a target you can see than to just hope for the best.

You can also use the angle of your blade to help with your accuracy. Try experimenting with cupping and opening up your blade to send the puck in different directions. Sometimes the smallest adjustment can mean a huge improvement in accuracy.

STEP 3

Keep it Powerful!

Remember that no matter the distance, your pass should always be powerful. This gives it a much better chance of reaching its target before being picked off by the other team. Combine your accuracy techniques with short, strong movements in the wrist to get your pass to where it needs to go in a hurry. Simply snapping your wrists forward in that rolling motion we talked about earlier goes a long way in getting your pass to stay on the ice with speed. If your passes need to go further, or if you’re having trouble getting the zip you want, try leaning into your pass with a wrist-shot motion, only to snap it at the very end. Remember, a strong pass comes from a lot more than just the muscles in your arms and legs. Your blade needs to be cupped, your wrists need to be rolling forward, and that puck needs to stay on the ice! Combining these three steps will go a long way in improving your passing. Make sure to get out on the ice and find someone to practice with, because almost all your passes will be to someone in movement. When you can’t get out on the ice and just want to practice at home or by yourself, using the Extreme Passer Pro is a great way to get all your pass techniques down!

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In the 15 years of publishing Hockey Edmonton Magazine, the “Spotlight on an Official” feature has been a mainstay. One of the reasons we do this feature is so we can take the helmet off our young subjects (figuratively and literally), so people can see that the officials are young participants in the game, and in many ways, no different than the kids who play the game. I’m always amazed (but no longer surprised) to see the level of confidence and composure (and humility) expressed by these kids, your officials, and this issue’s featured official is no exception. Spencer Acheson is 15 years old, and in his second year as a minor hockey official. We caught up with Spencer, just before he was set to go on ice for an atom game in late January. Spencer took the time to answer a few questions about being a minor hockey official and why he enjoys this role.

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SA Yes, it is actually fun. I don’t do it for the money part.

I really enjoy it, and it keeps me involved in the game of hockey.

Hockey Edmonton When did you start officiating

HE What level of hockey are you currently officiating?

Spencer Acheson I started to officiate when I was 14 years old and I was in Grade 9. This had been my second year as an official and I want to continue to officiate for a long time.

SA I officiate lots of different levels of hockey, typically novice

hockey?

HE Do you remember your first game as a minor hockey official? SA Yeah, I was super nervous. I was afraid to get criticized

-I wasn’t quite sure of my abilities (yet). By the end of the game, everything was fine. It wasn’t that big a deal after all.

HE What other sports or activities do you participate in? SA I enjoy playing volleyball at school with my school team. I play badminton with my brother often during the summer. I play baseball during the spring, and like to snowboard during the winter season.

HE What are your other hobbies and interests? SA I like to read occasionally during my free time as well as

play video games. I also participate in the concert band and jazz band at school were I play the baritone and the trombone.

HE What made you want to become a hockey official? SA My dad was an official when he was my age and

would always tell me stories about when he officiated and how much fun he would have. That made me interested in trying it out for myself, as well as wanting to stay involved in hockey and keep getting exercise by skating three or four times a week.

HE You mentioned the word “fun.” Is it actually fun

being a minor hockey official? 24

and atom. But this year I am starting to move towards lower level peewee and bantam games, as well as learning to do bantam as a linesman.

HE Have you ever officiated during Minor Hockey Week, and if so, what makes you volunteer your time? SA Yes, I did some minor hockey games last year and lots

of games this year, including two Minor Hockey Week final games this year and last year. The thing I enjoy most about volunteering my time is making sure that the kids enjoy playing. On top of that I can use those volunteer hours on job applications. Another great thing is that when you officiate more Minor Hockey Week games you in return will receive more regular season games to officiate.

HE What do you enjoy most about officiating hockey games? What kind of training were/are you provided? SA I really enjoy staying involved in hockey as I no longer play. I also like making sure that the games stay safe and that the kids have fun.

HE I understand your dad (Kevin Acheson) officiated at a high level, including the WHL, international hockey (2002 Winter Olympics), and he’s currently assistant director, officiating for the WHL. What tips from his experience have been helpful to you? SA My dad has been a huge help in making me a better official by giving me lots of great tips and pointers for getting better. Although I think the best piece of advice he has given me is

teaching me how to be a better communicator on the ice, because I think that one of the main reasons some kids are scared to officiate is because they are scared that coaches may take advantage of them on the ice, so being a good communicator on the ice is very useful.

HE Was your dad a big influence on your decision to become a hockey official? SA He no longer officiates but he does work for the WHL as an

officiating boss so I get to go to lots of the WHL games with him. I would watch the officials and start to learn lots about hockey. I would always notice penalties on the ice and my dad would tell me that I would be a great official, so that is one influential reason for me starting to officiate.

HE Did you go out and watch him in action, and if so, what observations did you make? SA I never watched my dad officiate because I was too young,

but I made tons of observations by watching the WHL officials and listening to the advice that they were being given after the game.

HE How have you improved your skills as an official? SA I have taken great strides as an official since my first few

games. My judgment and basic knowledge have improved a lot and I have become a very skilled official.

HE What’s it like to be 15-years-old and dealing with

coaches who are much older than you?

SA I was surprised when I started, and so was my Dad. I thought

I would be a little scared to talk to a coach and then I noticed I was actually pretty good at communicating with the coaches, just by letting them know what I saw on the ice, and why I made (or did not make) a call. Most of the time, they are happy when I explain my decision and that I take the time to speak with them.

HE How do you handle criticism on the ice? SA I make sure that the coaches understand why I made the

call I did and I explain to them my thought process. One other thing that I will do is establish a small friendship by knowing the names of the head coaches before the game starts so that they know that I am going to be serious about my job. Another very

important thing that I always do is after a call I have made that a coach thinks is questionable I explain to that coach that I will always be equal on both sides when calling penalties.

HE Any future aspirations – would you want to do this for a living? SA It would be great to do this at a professional level.

It would be lots of fun, but I don’t know yet. Let’s see how it goes, and how I feel in a couple of years.

HE One final question. Do you have comments you wish to share with parents, coaches or anyone watching minor hockey? SA I would say that to any parent, grandparent, kid, or anyone

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[ Players: JACK LETTO / AIDAN BACHEZ / CONNEL COUGHLAN / JESSE COX / PARKER DOUGLAS / RAYHAN FAIZ / MUSTAPHA JOMHA / CALUM LAIRD / TOMA MAKOWSKY / MARKUS NASH / WALKER NELSON / CADEL RANDHAWA / JACK RAWLINSON / NOAH URETSKY / LANDEN VATERS / DAYMON YAKIMIK Staff: JONATHAN COUGHLAN / JODY COUGHLAN / JUSTIN COX / DARREN LAIRD / MARK MAKOWSKY / GURI RANDHAWA / STEPHEN RAWLINSON ]

NOVICE BOUCHARD

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NOVICE DAMER

KC055 - ST. MATTHEW LIGHTNING Age: 8

School Grade: 3

Current Team: KC St. Matthew Lightning Number of Years Played: 5 Usual Position: Right Wing Favourite Hockey Team: Pittsburgh Penguins Favourite Hockey Player: Sidney Crosby Who is your Role Model: My Mom and Dad [ Players: JOE GAUTHIER / BRUNO MANNELLA / MARTY MCNAMARA / TRAVIS MEYN / NEAL SEIFEDDINE / DENTON ATTIA / YOUSSEF DASSOUKI / ZANDER DRAGON / BRETT FISCHER / AIDEN GAUTHIER / NOAH HUBER / BRYER KOCHAN / MATTEO MANNELLA / JAYDEN MCNAMARA / HAYDEN MEYN / ETHAN NEWMAN / JORDAN PARK / LUCAS PIANO / DANIEL SEIFEDDINE / DAYLEN SEIFEDDINE / DENATO TASSONE Staff: JOE GAUTHIER / BRUNO MANNELLA / MARTY MCNAMARA / TRAVIS MEYN / NEAL SEIFEDDINE ]

Other Interests: Reading and camping. Favourite Hockey Winning gold and Memory: holding the Minor Hockey Week Trophy with my Dad.

NOVICE ELIASON

KC058 - KNIGHTS SNIPERS

[ Players: JAYDEN AGUILAR / JACOB AUBE / JAMES DODDS / ANDREW DUGGAN SACHA GAUCHIER / MATEO GOUVEIA / NOAH HUBLER / JOSEPH KANE / DOMINIK MARTINEC / MAXWELL TAYLOR / JAYDEN WEISSER / GAVIN WEISSER / JONNY WILDCAT / HUDSON YOUNG Staff: NOAH DODDS / PETER GOUVEIA / CHARLES UBLER / DAMIAN KANE / JEREMY NEILSON ]

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SE452 - NORTH SEERA

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[ Players: OWEN GIBSON / BRAYLON KASTURI / NOAH KOZIAK / MICHAEL LEVINSKY / JAYDEN LI / HEIDI LU / MADISON MACKIEWICH / DREW MAH / JACOB MCDONOUGH / SPENCER MCLEOD / NAYELA NIELSEN / JOSHUA POWELL / KARA ROBINSON / HUDSON SCHNEIDER Staff: JIMMY KASTURI / LARRY MACKIEWICH / TERRY MAH / WILSON MCLEOD / LEONARD ROBINSON ]

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[ Players: CARTER ANTONIUK / OWEN ARSENAULT / SCOTT BROOKS / MARCUS CEBULA / MATTEO D’AMBROSIO / MUSA ELMAHDI / CAMERON FITZGERALD / COOPER HILLABY / JESSIE RAE JOHNSON / HUDSON LADNER / KAYDEN LEMIRE, SILVIO PINO / ALIYAH USHKOWSKI / JORDAN WHITFORD Staff: JASON ANTONIUK / CHRIS CEBULA / GUIDO D’AMBROSIO / MICHEAL DAVEY / JASON USHKOWSKI ]

NOVICE KORBUTT

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School Grade: 2

Current Team: NW271 - Hawks Number of Years Played: 4 Usual Position: Right Wing Favourite Hockey Team: Edmonton Oilers Favourite Hockey Player: Darnell Nurse Who is your Role Model: My Dad, Murray Other Interests: Soccer and baseball. Favourite Hockey Winning gold in Memory: Minor Hockey Week this year.

[ Players: KADEN CARWELL / COLE CONNOLLY / JACK DROVER / CONNOR EWASUK / COLBY EWASUK / JACOB HALVORSON / JAXEN MANNING / ERIK NORDSTROM / KEIRA RATHBURN / LIAM ROCHON / MIROSLAV SHEPTAK / KYUSS STACEY / TJ TERPSMA / JACK WINKELMANN Staff: TODD CARWELL / JOE DROVER / CURTIS SHEPTAK / DON TERPSMA / COREY WINKELMANN ]

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NOVICE MCLEAN

SE454 - NORTH SEERA Age: 8

School Grade: 3

Current Team: KC St. Matthew Storm Number of Years Played: 4 Usual Position: Defence Favourite Hockey Team: Edmonton Oilers Favourite Hockey Player: Connor McDavid Who is your Role Model: My Dad, Dennis Other Interests: Soccer and video games. Favourite Hockey Winning the 2014/15 Memory: city championship game.

[ Players: COLE AMY / RONEL MATTHEW BACARIZAS / SYDNEE BELL / EDWARD BENNETT / ERIC COULOMBE / SOPHIE ERLAM / PARKER FRIESEN / TAREK MACISAAC / SAMUEL MANDRUSIAK / OLIVER MCEWEN / GABRIEL PAOLINI / DEKLIN SHARP / ISAAC WARAWA / SIMONE WILSON Staff: RON BENNETT / BRAD W. MANDRUSIAK / ROB SHARP / TERRACE WARAWA ]

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Name: Rayaan Shamie Age: 8 School Grade: 3 Number of Years Played: 3 Current Team:

KC St. Matthew Storm [Novice]

Usual Position: Right Wing Favourite Hockey Team:

Winnipeg Jets

Favourite Hockey Player:

Jake Wheeler

Who is your Role Model:

My parents and my Cousin, Saad Nasser

Other Interests: Brazilian Ju’jitsu Favourite Hockey Memory: Winning gold in both 2015 and 2016 Edmonton Minor Hockey Week!

Name: Rkan Shamie Age: 9 School Grade: 4 Number of Years Played: 5 Current Team: KC St. Matthew Chargers [Atom]

Usual Position:

Centre Forward

Favourite Hockey Team:

Chicago Blackhawks

Favourite Hockey Player: Patrick Kane

Who is your Role Model:

My Dad and my Cousin, Saad Nasser Other Interests: Brazilian Ju’jitsu

Favourite Hockey Memory: Scoring the first goal for the KC Chargers in the final game of Edmonton Minor Hockey Week!

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ATOM BLACKHAWKS

SW596 - CONFED TRIDENTS

[ Players: DENAE HORDAL / XANDER LEPP / MICHAEL RUSSELL / MOUCTAR CAMARA / ETHAN DUBE-ESTRADA / OWEN DUXBURY / DYLAN HARVEY / BRADEN JONES / JONAS OSTER / ADONIJA OUANDA / WENZHAO PAN / AIDEN RIKSTAD / ETHNE RIKSTAD / ASHER THOMAS / TAYDAN VADNAIS / WILLIAM VEALE Staff: JASON HARVEY / BRETT RIKSTAD / JASON RUSSELL / CHRIS VEALE ]

[ Players: RODERICK ALEXIS-KOOTENAY / BENNETT AROMIN / RAOUL BALIC / GRAYSON CANDLISH / LANDON CRUCES / LANDON DOLBEC / KALEB FALARDEAU / CHRISTOPHER FLEMING / JACOB GILBERT / ALEXANDRIA KILGORE / LUCIA KOOTENAYOO / EVAN PODLOSKI / STEFAN PORUMB / KALYM RAIN / AVERY SIDOR Staff: RONELO AROMIN / MARCRYAN AROMIN / SERGIO CRUCES / KEITH FALARDEAU / DARCY GILBERT / GERALD PODLOSKI ]

ATOM BLUES

SG861 - SPRUCE GROVE

[ Players: AIDEN ARCAND / TYSON BARRETT / ASHTYN BERTHIAUME / KRISTIAN DACRUZ / PAIGE HOLOWATIUK / AIDEN HUFFMAN / JACK IRVINE / BRANDON KEECH / LYDIA KRAHN / MARCUS MCDONALD / JOSHUA MERKEL / JOSHUA OGDEN / CHARLOTTE SECORD / KENTON STEFANIUK / JACOB SYMONS / NOAH VALENTE / AEDAN WIETERMAN / MACKENZIE WORBECK Staff: PAULO DACRUZ / RORY HUFFMAN / JUSTIN KEECH / SEAN KRAHN / TROY MCDONALD / JAMES SECORD / TYLER STEFANIUK / JEFF WIETERMAN ]

ATOM BRUINS

ATOM CANADIANS

[ Players: CURTIS DAVIDSON / GABRIEL LEINWEBER / JACKSON BENNETT / BRAXTON BLYTH / CORBIN CARDINAL-COX / BRYCE CROWE / ANTUN DUZIC / RAYMOND HAN / WILLIAM HORNE / ROWE HOYLE / KALEB KOSKA / ALEXANDER LUONG / ETHAN MANSFIELD / KYRIN PERALTA-ALMONTE / ALI RAMAHI / CARTER ROVERE / ALEXANDER SUDYK / JULIANNA SYMBALUK Staff: BRENT BLYTH / RYAN CROWE / TODD LEINWEBER / JOE LUONG / CHRISTOPHER SUDYK / JEFFERY SYMBALUK ]

[ Players: RYAN ARNOLD / EDWARD CAPSTICK / KEIRAN CROTTY / CONNOR DALE / TY GORDON / JOHN NOAH HANEY / KAI JOHNSON / ALEX KALEMBA / JAREN KENDRICK / CARTER KOWALYK / SHADI NALLY / BRENDAN OLSON / LUKE ROBERTS / KIERAN STRAUSS / CARTER WILL / PIERCE YAKIMCHUK / EVAN ZAZULAK Staff: DARCY ARNOLD / STEPHEN DALE / KRISTA GORDON / JOHN HANEY / DARRELL KOWALYK / DALE NALLY / PAUL ROBERTS / DARIUS YAKIMCHUK ]

ATOM CANUCKS

ATOM CAPITALS

KC073 - ST. CHARLES LIGHTNING

SP800 - SHERWOOD PARK

[ Players: TYLER BOHAYCHUK / CAYDEN BRISSON / CAMERON FOWLER / THOMAS HUBICK / KYLER JOHNSON / ASHTON LOWERISON / ANDREW MEURS / TYLER MICHAELS / TYLER RADMANOVICH / JACOB ROBERTSON / KEENAN ROSS / JARRET SOWIAK / CAMERON SZIGETY / JACOB TUCKER / JOSHUA TUITE / JONATHAN WRIGHT Staff: CHRIS FOWLER / ROBERT LOWERISON / PETER MEURS / MARK RADMANOVICH / JON ROSS / DARREN SOWIAK / JEFF WRIGHT ]

SA727 - ST. ALBERT

NE130 - BRAVERAIDERS

[ Players: BRANDON SAM / CHRISTIAN AMIRAULT / RHYDER BROWN / ARJUN KAILA / ANDREW KLEPARCHUK / MAX LEE / ROWAN MASON / TRISTEN PACHECO / HUNTER SNOW / ETHAN STOLEY / LOGAN TRELA / RYLAN VEENSTRA / KENSEY VERVILLE / DEACON WARD Staff: JUSTIN MASON / VU SAM / MARK TRELA / JASON VEENSTRA / JED VERVILLE ]

ATOM DEVILS

NW275 - HAWKS

[ Players: BENJAMIN FEHR / BOSTON MCCORRY / KADEN BILSKY / LUCAS BJALEK / ADAM CHRISTENSEN / KYLE FRENCH / JOSHUA FREWIN / BENNETT HENDERSON / BRANDON INNES / COLTON MULHOLLAND / NOLAN PURA / JAKE RAYMOND / AIDEN SCAMMELL / BENJAMIN SHARKO / OWEN SHEEHAN / ASHLEY STEVENSON / DELTON TURENNE / NOAH WORTHINGTON Staff: JASON BJALEK / CHRIS FREWIN / JASON HENDERSON / SCOTT STEVENSON / DONALD TURENNE / DANIEL WORTHINGTON ]

ATOM DUCKS

EG697 - PURPLE FLAMES

[ Players: ADREANNA BERG / TAYLOR DOLLEVOET / OLIVIA FEDEROWICH / DARCY KASIANCHUK / JULIA LECLAIRE / BROOKE LEHMAN / AUBYN MABEE / KAITLYN MACQUARRIE / MADISON MCDONALD / MACKENZIE MORIN / KATHERINE RICHARDS / MEGAN STOIK / ELYSE VERESCHAGIN / DELANEY WOITAS / LAUREN ZINCHUK Staff: ROB DOLLEVOET / CORY FEDEROWICH / DARCY LECLAIRE / SCOTT LEHMAN / SARAH LEHMAN / JESSICA STOIK ]

ATOM FLAMES

KC075 - ST. MATTHEW VIPERS Age: 9

School Grade: 4

Current Team: KC St. Matthew Vipers Number of Years Played: 5 Usual Position: Defence Favourite Hockey Team: Montreal Canadiens Favourite Hockey Player: Brendan Gallagher Who is your Role Model: My Mom and Dad Other Interests: Soccer, football [ Players: CHACE ALAEDDINE / MALCOLM ANDERSON / CARSON BURKE / JAYDEN BUSCH / ANTONIO CHIARELLO / KAI DUNKLEY / MATEO HARO / OWEN HERLE / JOSIE MCFADDEN / KALIX MONKMAN / DIEGO NERI / JONAH SCOTT / CODY SQUIRES Staff: TODD BURKE / LENHARD BUSCH / SALVATORE CHIARELLO / PABLO HARO / BOBBY HERLE / BRAD MCFADDEN ]

and golf.

Favourite Hockey The first time I won Memory: Edmonton Minor Hockey Week in 2014.

ATOM FLYERS

KC078 - ST. MATTHEW CHARGERS Age: 9

School Grade: 4

Current Team: KC St. Matthew Chargers Number of Years Played: 5 Usual Position: Left Wing Favourite Hockey Team: Tampa Bay Lightning Favourite Hockey Player: Connor McDavid [ Players: ALI ALFRAJANI / ANNABELLA ALUCEMA / CAMERON ARMCHUKLAFLUER / MOTEGA BEAVER-PAULETTE / NICHOLAS CHAN / ERIK ELIUK / SEAN HICKS / SAWYER KOFLUK / ADAM KYLE / AHMAD MOUSTAFA / KALEB SCOTT / RKAN SHAMIE / TYSON SMYTH / LINCOLN TAYLOR Staff: MARCEL ALUCEMA / CHRIS ARMCHUK / RUSSELL ELIUK / JAN KOFLUK / YUAN LIEW / EVAN TAYLOR ]

ATOM JETS

SA734 - ST. ALBERT

[ Players: BRAYDEN ADOLF / OWEN BOHACHYK / JUSTIN DEGNER / ZACHARY DESPINS / NATHAN HENDRICKS / TY HUDEC / MATTHEW KAZURO / THOMAS KENT / LOGAN LESSARD / KELLEN LOCKWOOD / ZENON POULIN / LUKE PROSTEBBY / CONNOR SHYMONIAK / JACKSON SMITH / SEBASTIAN SMITH / PHOENIX WHITEHOUSE Staff: JEFF ADOLF / TREVOR BOHACHYK / DALE DEGNER / SHELDON HENDRICKS, TODD HUDEC / PAT LESSARD ]

Who is your Role Model: My Parents Other Interests: Snowboarding and swimming. Favourite Hockey Winning gold at the Memory: 2016 Edmonton Minor Hockey Week.

ATOM MAPLE LEAFS

KC067 - CRUSADERS

[ Players: NASER AL-SHAWWA / CARSON BARTLETT / KIERAN BEELER / COOPER BEINGESSNER / BELAL FATTAH / BROGAN FISCHER / ZION FRASER / WYATT HALL / NATHAN LAFORGE / TYLER LOCKMAN / JACOB MCKAGUE / JAKE MCPHERSON / OLEG PENNER / ALEX PIETRAMALA / COLE SCARLETT / LANDON YOUNG Staff: RIC BARTLETT / RYAN HALL / STEVE LAFORGE / JONATHAN PENNER / HECTOR YOUNG ]

ATOM OILERS

SW588 - CONFED RAIDERS Age: 11 Current Team: Confed Raiders Number of Years Played: 8 Usual Position: Centre Favourite Hockey Team: Edmonton Oilers Favourite Hockey Player: Connor McDavid Who is your Role Model: My Dad [ Players: VINCENT BOURDEAU / RONAN DONNELLY / KEATON STEFANICH / OWEN THOMPSON / MAX ALGAJER / EDWARD ANDERSON / MAERIN DARTNELL / ETHAN DEY / LUCAS FINCH / TRISTAN JACKNISKY / SHAAN JUDGE / JACKSON KROCHAK / SAM LEE / DYLAN LUDWIG / GRAYDEN PEROZNI / HARRISON ROTH / LIAM WU Staff: KEVIN ALGAJER / TOM JACKNISKY / DARRYL KROCHAK / GUY LUDWIG / TYLER PEROZNI / PHIL THOMPSON ]

Other Interests: Lego and Star Wars Favourite Hockey Out of town hockey Memory: tournaments.

ATOM PENGUINS

SP796 - SHERWOOD PARK Age: 10 School Grade: 5 Current Team:

Sherwood Park Stealth

Number of Years Played: 6 Usual Position: Goalie Favourite Hockey Team:

Toronto Maple Leafs

Favourite Hockey Player: Braden Holtby Other Interests: [ Players: ANDREW BAWN / KEATON VERHOEFF / RYDER WAGNER / DEVON WELESCHUK / KASHTON BERGH / NOLAN BOYCHUK / BENJAMIN BURDENIE / THOMAS CARSTENS / MARCO CICCHINI / DAMYN DYRLAND / LUCAS FENTON / ELI HIEBERT / SAMUEL LORD / ASHER MACIBORSKI / COLTEN MILLENAAR / JACOB PICHOTA / JACK POULIN / JOSEPH REID / EVAN START Staff: WES BERGH / MATT BURDENIE / CHRIS CICCHINI / NATHAN FENTON / TODD HIEBERT / CHUCK REID / HOWARD START / TRAVIS WELESCHUK ]

Golf, baseball, football - lots of sports!

Favourite Hockey Memory: Winning Edmonton Minor Hockey Week with my friends.

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ATOM RANGERS

KC082 - KNIGHTS MUSTANGS

[ Players: OWEN JARBEAU / TYLER SHARPE / DIEGO BOSCH / DIEGO CHAITRAM / KALANI CHESLEY / BRADY CLARKE / JORDEN DAVIES-BROWN / JAMES HAVERSTOCK / LANDON PALOMO / KAYDEN PAPIN / BRANDON POORMAN / EVAN POWER / KIAN SCHIPPER / ARDEN SCOTT / JAVID WILDCAT Staff: JONATHAN BOSCH / JASON BROWN / PAUL CLARKE / SHAWN JARBEAU / DENNIS POWER / TERRY SCHIPPER ]

ATOM SENATORS

NW345 - WHITEMUD WEST PREDATORS

[ Players: ALEXANDER TETREAULT / CARTER CHAN / MATTHEW COGHILL / ETHAN COREA / ADAM DARLING / NATHAN DUFFETT / PETR FALKENBERG / TYSON GRAY / ALEXANDRE GREGORET-QUINN / XANDER LOEFFLER / COHEN MCKENZIE / BENJAMIN MILLER / BO PHIBBS / CHARLIE SADD / LUCAS VANSTONE / ALEX WARD Staff: EMUEL CHAN / RICHARD DARLING / JEFF GRAY / MIKE LOEFFLER / DEVON MCKENZIE / AARON MILLER ]

PEEWEE CAMERON

KC091 - ST. CHARLES REBELS Age: 12

School Grade: 7

Current Team: KC091 - St. Charles Rebels

Number of Years Played: 6 Usual Position: Centre Favourite Hockey Team: Pittsburgh Penguins

Favourite Hockey Player(s): Sidney Crosby

Who is your Role Model: [ Players: ANDREW MILLAR / JOHN SADDEN / ETHAN WALSH / SAMUEL CAMPBELL / CALEB CHRIST / NICHOLAS HAKES / TANNER HILLABY / AHMED JOMHA / TY LUPUL / SPENCER LUU / KEANNA MCCARTY / TIMOTHY NGUYEN / HUNTER NYLAND / MARCO PORTELA / JACK RHEBERGEN / JACOB TAYLORPERRITT / JOSHUA THOMAS / TYTAN TOBYCHUK Staff: TYSON CHRIST / CHRIS LUPUL / KEVIN LUU / COREY MYDAN / DAVID SADDEN / BOHDAN TOBYCHUK ]

PEEWEE CLAGGET

SA745 - ST. ALBERT STARS

[ Players: CARSON IRONSIDE / ETHAN WEIR / JORDAN BURGARDT / ERIC CEH / LEVI FESYK / AIDYN HUTCHINSON / JORDAN IRWIN / MARC LAJOIE / STEFAN MARANO / PAYTON MCDONALD-COREA / BRECK MCKINLEY / CARTER ROY / MATTHEW SAVOIE / KAELAN SHELTON / SHEA SPOFFORD / PALMER STRANG / JOEL VOLLRATH Staff: JASON TODD BARTLETT / WAYNE FESYK / CAMERON FRENCH / SERGE LAJOIE / ASHLEY ROY / SCOTT SAVOIE / JASON VOLLRATH ]

My Dad, Bohdan

Other Interests:

Snowboarding and playing Playstation.

Favourite Hockey Memory: Winning city championships with my

team last year and winning the gold medal at Minor Hockey Week this year.

PEEWEE DALY

NW280 - HAWKS

[ Players: NATHAN STOLTE / RANI CHMAIT / CALEB CLARKE / ALEXANDER D’ORSAY / AYMAN EL-HAYOUNI / ANTHONY GULIC / ETHAN HAVET / JAYDEN HILLIER / BRANDON HILL-SILVERQUILL / AIDAN KEMMIS / JACOB MACGILLIVRAY / HUNTER MOGGE / MAXIM PAUL / TY RENNICH / BRANDON STROF / AMER YASIN Staff: DEAN GALE / GINO GULIC / VINCE MACGILLIVRAY / DANIEL NEWCOMBE / GREG THOMAS ]

PEEWEE DUTCHAK

SA746 - ST. ALBERT TITANS

Age: 12

School Grade: 7

Current Team: St.Albert Titans Number of Years Played: 7 Usual Position: Left Wing Favourite Hockey Team: Edmonton Oilers

Favourite Hockey Player: Jordan Eberle

Who is your Role Model: Jordan Eberle

Favourite Hockey Memory: Scoring both goals for my team for a 2-1 win in the finals of the 2016 Emonton Minor Hockey Week!

PEEWEE DUNNIGAN

NW365 - WHITEMUD WEST WOOKIES

[ Players: JOSHUA BANINI / DOMINIC OLIVARI / XANDER BERGEN / QUINN BROWN / JONATHAN CHIU / PARKER HICKS / NOE KAGISYE / COLE KARAIM / NATHAN KENNEDY / JACOB KINNEY / NOLAN KIRWIN / JETT MELNYK / CARYS MITCHELL / CLARK PRENDERGAST / HAYDEN RUPPERT / JACOB SKIFFINGTON Staff: JAMIE BROWN / BRIAN KENNEDY / NATHAN KINNEY / MIKE KIRWIN / CHRIS PRENDERGAST ] 46

[ Players: JUSTIN DEETS / NOAH MCQUEEN / JACK ROBINSON / JONAH BOUTIN / ANDON COLES / AUSTIN DOLL / BRYDON FOSTER / KAIDEN JEAN / REGAN KALLIS / BRENNAN LOBLICK / ZAKK MAKEIFF / MATHIEU MORIN / NATHAN PIERCEY / ETHAN REITER / REED SALPETER / IAN SMYTH / MATEO VALERIO Staff: REJEAN BOUTIN / CRAIG PIERCEY / RICK REITER / MATT ROBINSON / JOSEPH VALERIO ]

PEEWEE FEADER

SW606 - CONFED REAPERS

[ Players: WILLIAM (BILLY) CAMERON / SAMUEL ELLIOTT / SAMANTHA BECKINGHAM / REECE BULL / BRYANT CASEM / MARCUS CRUMB / BLAKE DAHL / ZACHARY KUBUSCH / ZACHERY MCKENDRY / GURDEEP (ROMAN) RANDHAWA / JAMES ROLFE / SARAH TIMMS / AVA TRAVERSE / BO TULIK / ERIC WASYLYSHYN / HUNTER WOODWARD / ANTHONY ZIMMER Staff: BRENDON CAMERON / JASON ROLFE / GAVIN TRAVERSE / SHANE TULIK / RODNEY WASYLYSHYN / MARVIN ZIMMER ]

PEEWEE HAMILTON

SA749 - ST. ALBERT

[ Players: RHYS MACGILLIVRAY / NOAH MCQUEEN / MARC BRISSON / MATTHEW CESARZ / LIAM COCHRANE / TYLER FITKA / MATEO GALLO / LOGAN HACH / CONNOR HIGGINS / LUCA HOOD / KAYDEN JETHON / SEBASTIAN COLE LAURENT / BRAYDEN MORRIS / ETHAN PODOLAS / JACK ROBERTSON / JUSTIN ZMAEFF Staff: MARK BRISSON, MIKE FITKA, JONATHON JETHON, DOUG MORRIS ]

PEEWEE MCKINLEY

EG702 - COUGARS

[ Players: ULIANNA NAKONECHNY / AUTUMN ABELE / CARLEE AUGER / PAULA BLANCO NUÑEZ / KATRINA CAVE / JORDANA DECK / KATHERINE GINGLES / HALLE GORODETSKY / AVERY KENDALL / CATE NICHOLSON / MATILDA O’BRIEN / ERIN REES / SOPHIA ROPPO / TYLA ROWAN / XANDRIA ROWAN / KAYLEY YOUNG Staff: JASON KENDALL / CATHERINE KENDALL / CURTIS NICHOLSON / NADINE ROPPO / MIKE ROPPO / BRENT YOUNG ]

PEEWEE RAINS

SW602 - CONFED GRINDERS Age: 12

School Grade: 7

Current Team: SW602- Confed Grinders

Number of Years Played: 7 Usual Position: Centre Favourite Hockey Team: Edmonton Oilers

Favourite Hockey Player(s): Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Connor McDavid and Pavel Datsyuk [ Players: TESSA CAHOON / EVAN THOMAS / PAIGE THOMAS / LOGAN BAICH / WILLIAM DOUGLAS CARRY / ANTON CHAW / DAVID HAN / ZACHARIAH KRUKEWICH / MATTHEW KUBISKI / DANIEL LOPEZ PETERSON / HUGH MAGER / BRADY MCCUTCHEON / SYDNEY NAIDU / TY NGO / LOGAN OKO / NOLAN PAWLUK / ETHAN PLETTL / MATTHEW WILSON Staff: ERIC BAICH / WILLIAM CARRY / SEAN MAGER / ELLA MAGER / JOSEPH NGO, BLAIR OKO / EDWARD (JAMES) WILSON ]

Who is your Role Model: My parents & grandparents (Ben & Joyce) Other Interests: Golf, basketball, volleyball, video games and EDO Japan!

Favourite Hockey Memory: In Atom, I scored on a penalty shot in overtime to win our Minor Hockey Week semi-final!

PEEWEE NITZ

PEEWEE SHAVE

[ Players: SAMUEL ELLIOTT / ADAM LAFRANCE / EMILY VEALE / WILLIAM BAILLIE / KURTIS BEAULIEU / ALEXANDER FAIR / ETHAN GRABAS / NOLAN KLAPSTEIN / JAD KOURANI / COLBY LAWRYSYN / CARTER LUCK / CODY LUONG / SIMON NEUFELD / JOHN OLTHUIS / WILLIAM REYNOLDS / STEVEN STANKOVIC / JADEN TARAPASKI / HAYDN WOWK Staff: JEREMY GRABAS / MARK LAFRANCE / STEPHEN LUCK IAN OLTHUIS / BOB TARAPASKI / KEVIN WOWK ]

[ Players: CURTIS ANDERSON / DANIEL FEHR / KADEN HLADUNEWICH / JOEL LOEWEN / MAKAIO AGOTO / ELLIOT BOUDREAU / OWEN BOYLE / OWEN CARTER / COLE CLEARY / DARRISON COLE / TY COOK / BLAKE IRWIN / ETHAN KOZICKI / MATTHEW LINFORD / BRENDAN MCCLURG / JONAS MCNEIL / KYLE SCHECHTEL / JOSHUA VENTURA / JOSEPH VRIEND / JOSHUA VRIEND Staff: DARREN ANDERSON / ROBERT BOYLE / PAUL CARTER / NATASHA CARTER / JAMES FEHR / BRUCE FENSKE / BOBBI KOZICKI / DAVID KOZICKI / DAVID LINFORD ]

SW605 - CONFED BULLDOGS

SP810 - SHERWOOD PARK

PEEWEE SANREGRET

NE170 - NORTHSTARS Age: 12

School Grade: 7

Current Team: NEZ170 - Northstars Number of Years Played: 6 Usual Position: Centre Favourite Hockey Team: San Jose Sharks Favourite Hockey Player: Brent Burns Who is your Role Model: My Dad (Super Dave) [ Players: SHAWN STANG / ALEXIS BEECHING / DAMIAN BENNETT / CHASE DEAKIN / THORIN FREEMAN PETERS / JOSHUA GUTSCHE / ADAM LANGLOIS / CAMERON LIEN / JARED MCHARGUE / BRODEY MOYAN / ALIX REAGAN / JORDAN STOLTE / BEAU TROTTIER / WILLIAM TURNER Staff: SHANE LANGLOIS / DAVE LIEN / CHRIS STOLTE / GREG TURNER ]

Other Interests: XBOX, rugby and reading. Favourite Hockey Scoring a hat-trick Memory: on my mom’s birthday.

PEEWEE SOLLANYCH

SW604 - CONFED GENERALS

PEEWEE TYMKO

NW277 - HAWKS

[ Players: TESSA CAHOON / WILLIAM (BILLY) CAMERON / HARRISON MAH / CALLE ERICKSON / CARTER KASOWSKI / RYAN KIMMITT / TOM KONTARGY / KAMREN KOSHY / KIAN KYARS / JASON LOOK / JOSHUA LOSING / LIAM NOADE / BARRETT PEROZNI / BENJAMIN PROCHNAU / MATTHEW SCHULLER / LANDON WICKENBERG / KONRAD WUEST / ALEXANDER ZYGUN Staff: FARON CAHOON / GRANT LOSING / TYLER PEROZNI / PAUL PROCHNAU, JASON SCHULLER / DAVID ZYGUN ]

[ Players: TYLER KRANKOWSKY / ETHAN SHEBANSKY / KEENAN BAST / CHASE CORMIER / CONNOR DUSSOME / BENJAMIN HALL / AIDEN HAWRELAK / JORDYN HUTTON / TAYLOR KALCHUK / KELTON LE / KALE LISOWSKI / WILSON MCCORRY / ANWAR MOUKHAIBER / ELLIS OZBEY / AVERY OZBEY / JUSTIN ROBERTSON / MICHAEL SHKROBOT Staff: SIMON BOURASSA / JASON CORMIER / DARREN HUTTON / CORY ORCHARD / TYLER ZAVADUK ]

PEEWEE VIGNEAU

PEEWEE ZAOZIRNY

KC098 - KC WEST KRAKEN

[ Players: COOPER LACZA / CARTER CAMPBELL / DENTON CARDINAL / DAVID CHAREST / JAYDEN CONNOLLY / DOMINIC DI CESARE / WILLIAM DRAGICEVIC / JAMES GLENNIE / BRYCE HARTZEL / ELI NEILSEN / PARKER OLIVER / ETHAN SPENCE / ALEXANDER STEWART / JACQUES ZHANG Staff: SCOTT GLENNIE / KEVIN LACZA / TYLER NEILSEN / SHELDON SPENCE ]

SW678 - FIREHAWKS

[ Players: GAGE PHILIPPON / BRANDON RAMIREZ / LUKE BROOKER / SIMON DOAK / AYDEN HEAL / EVAN KING / BYRNE MCMULLEN / ELLIOT MULOIN / MASON MUNCHINSKY / SEBASTIAN MUNOZ / CARTER MYTZ / HAILEY NORRISH / ISAIAH OLFERT / DYLAN PELLETIER / ELLIS SHYBUNKA / CONNOR SMITH / BRYCE TONN / CRISTIAN WATTAMANIUK Staff: LANCE BROOKER / NOAH BROOKER / STEVEN DOAK / TRACY MULOIN / BRAD MUNCHINSKY ]

BANTAM ATKINSON

SA767 - ST. ALBERT

[ Players: LIAM DORE / NATHAN SANDE / DYLAN ANDERSON / MORGAN ANDERSON / TANNER DE CHAMPLAIN / KYLE FEHR / RILEY HENDERSON / BLAKE HOFFORT / ASHTON JAGO / RAELYN JANSSEN / MUNROE LARISON / STEVEN LUND-RACHINSKI / MATTHEW MALO / TRISTAN MALO / LINCOLN PALAGAIN / JAROD TAIT / ADAM WILSON / KEEGAN WOLD Staff: VINCE ANDERSON / JEFF HOFFORT / MICHAEL JANSSEN / BRENT LARISON / SANDY MAGEE / WILLIAM PALAGAIN / ALLAN RACHINSKI / TROY TAIT ]

BANTAM BUTLER

SE493 - SEERA ICEMEN

[ Players: TYLER BULAT / NOLAN GOULD / COLBY JOHANNSEN / ERIK ANDERSEN / NICHOLAS BOYD / ROBERT (BOBBY) LAMONT / NATHAN MACDONALD / KARLO MADAYAG / JACOB NICOLSON / JACOB ORDOUGH / PATRICK O’REILLY / WASSIM SAIDANI / CHRISTOPHER SUTHERLAND / BRANDON WELLS / CHAS WHEATLEY / MATTHEW WILSON / MALCOLM WILSON / CHANCE WILTZEN / NOLAN WYATT / CARTER ZAWORTNY Staff: STEPHEN ANDERSON / JAMIE HENRY / MATT LISTER / ALLAN MACDONALD / SCOTT MISSERE / CONNOR MUNDAY ] 50

BANTAM BARNES

SE496 - SEERA THRASHERS

[ Players: ZACHARIE ANDERSON / CONNOR CARROLL / ARMAAN DHAH / JADEN HASKINS / TY HERRING / ETHAN C. HODGSON / DAWSON MASLUK / BENJAMIN REES / MATTHEW SCHMIDT / JACKSON SETO MICHAEL STACHOWSKI / DYLAN TREMBLAY / ADAM VREUGDE / WILLIAM WERSTIUK / TEAGEN WOROBEC / ALEX ZINGER Staff: ROB HERRING / DALE MCGINITIE / MIKE REES / CURTIS SIRACKY / GREGORY ZINGER ]

BANTAM DERMOTT

SP828 - SHERWOOD PARK BANTAM

[ Players: CONNOR CAMPBELL / CODY MILLER / AIDAN MURPHY / RYLAN SANDMAIER / BRAYDEN CALDWELL / ALEX EMES / RILEY FRANK / GREGORY GURBA / COLE HERBERT / EVAN INNES / ETHAN ISTED / CARTER MAJCHER / CHARLIE ROBINSON / KYLE SMITH / JACKSON SMITH / LANCE SPARKS / ADAM VAN STEENBERGEN / AUSTIN WALLACE / JOSHUA WOITAS Staff: TED HERBERT / SCOTT INNES / PAUL ISTED / PATRICK MILLER / AIDAN MURPHY / DAVE ROBINSON / JANET ROBINSON / STEFAN SMITH / KENNETH SPARKS / RICK WOITAS ]

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BANTAM FREDERICK

SW527 - SWZ OIL KINGS

[ Players: MATTHEW FETTER / MARKUS KUERSCHNER / ERIC MARTIN / ETHAN MOREAU / EIDEN ANDISON / LOGAN ARCON / K. RILEY ATTWOOD / ADAM DIAMOND / JACK HAMANS / ROMAN IWUC / NOLAN LAING / TYLER LAMONT / BLAKE MCWHINNIE / JADEN NOADE / COLBY OKO / RYAN PELLETIER / JUSTIN READ / RUSSELL REINHARDT / DOUG SOKOLOWSKI / PEARCE TOAL Staff: RANDY ANDISON / DWAYNE LAING / PATRICK LAMONT / BRUCE MCWHINNIE / BLAIR OKO / JIM SOKOLOWSKI ]

BANTAM LEE

SW534 - SWZ OIL KINGS

[ Players: BRADLEY BUMA / ETHAN DUNN / MATTHEW MOROZ / CAMERON TURNBULL / DANE COCKBURN / DEVEN COLLINS / NOAH FERNANDO / ZACHARY HARLE / BRENDAN KALIS / KYLE KASHUBA / CHRISTIAN KIRKPATRICK / BRENDAN ONOFRYCHUK / ADAM PATON / FRANCIS GABRIEL PEREA / LOGAN SCHULTZ / SPENCER SCORNAIENCHI / ZAYD SIDDIQUI / ALESSANDRO SIMMEN / ANDREW ZHAO Staff: DARREN BUMA / DEAN COCKBURN / MICHAEL KALIS / SCOTT KASHUBA / TOM PATON ]

BANTAM FYSH

SE499 - SEERA

[ Players: WILLIAM BEAUPRE / WYATT REED / JADAN CHAMPAGNE / MATHEW DARIUS / ETHAN DEVINE / GERSON FORD / CALVIN GERTZ / STEVEN HAMILTON / BRAYDON HEATHER / GRAHAM HORYN / SEERAT MALHI / MANROOP MALHI / GREGORY PETRUK / JENNA PETRYGA / MANAV POWAR / KRYSTOFF ROGUSKY / JOSHUA WALL Staff: CHRISTOPHER KEITH CHAMPAGNE / CHRIS DEVINE / DON HAMILTON / JAMES PETRYGA / JAMES REED. ]

BANTAM PRUDEN

NE145 - NEZ

[ Players: CONOR FILIPCHUK / JOSHUA HARRISON / JAIDAN AMMAR / EVAN BLACKMORE / SHANE BOWE / FREDRICK DAVIS / ANTHONY DEROSE / TEGAN HERD / SALO ICHTAY / ZACHARY JAQUE / HENRY LENARDUZZI / JACOB LOUGHEED / BOYD MCGONIGAL / ANTHONY SALVATORE / STEPHEN SEMENIUK / ASHTON TREMBLAY / ETHAN TRUSCOTT / JAYDEN VERSTRATEN / JAYDEN WILCOCKSON Staff: DOMINIC AMMAR / DALE HARRISON / DARREN HERD / JASON TREMBLAY ]

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BANTAM ROSS

SA765 - ST. ALBERT

[ Players: SEBASTIEN DUBOIS / KYLE RACICH / REEGAN SAMOIL / MASON BABA / JADEN BABIUK / DYLAN ESPETVEIDT / DAVIS GIRARD / ETHAN HIRSHMILLER / MATHEW HOGUE / KOLTEN LAWRENCE / TYLER LETWIN / FLETCHER LOOK / ALEXANDER MACEACHERN / MASON MILDENBERGER / THOMAS NOBLE / NOAH SEXSMITH / MATTHEW TUCK / CONNOR WANHELLA / GRAHAM ZALITACH / Staff: CRAIG BABA / MARVIN BABIUK / KEVIN ESPETVEIDT / MARC GIRARD / PAT MILDENBERGER / CURTIS SEXSMITH / BOB ZALITACH ]

MIDGET BIDEWELL

SA776 - ST. ALBERT

MIDGET BONNER

SE507 - SEERA ICEMEN

[ Players: ROBIN AJAS / ADAM BAIRD / MAGUIRE BENTZ / MATTHEW BONKO / JAKE BONKO / CARSON CAPLAN / ALEXANDRE DRISCOLL / KYLE HEBERT / JORDAN HENKE / JOSHUA HENKEL / LIAM LAWRIE-WHITE / DYLAN MCCOY / ADAM MITCHELL / KYLE NICHOLSON / IAN ROKOSH / JARROD SOKUL / ADAM STUHEC Staff: PHILIP HEBERT / PHIL HENKE / CLAY HENKEL / CAMERON IRISH ]

[ Players: BRAYDEN RITTER / MICHAEL SHELAST / LIAM SNELGROVE / SAMUEL CARCHIDI / JARED B. CONNELL / MATTHEW CRAWFORD / DEXTER FOURNIER / SOREN HARAJDIC / KIERAN KENNEDY / NOLAN KOSTIUK / TREVOR LACEY / MACKENZIE LAISS / NICHOLAS LUEKE / TY MACDONALD / JACOB MAROUELLI / RORY MILLS / MICHAEL ORSINI / DUSTIN PAWLIUK / KYLE RAMOS / JAKE WOODROW / THOMAS ZINGER Staff: BRENT CONNELL / BRETT MACDONALD / TONY ORSINI / NICK SMITH / AIDAN STANNARD ]

MIDGET DAVIS

MIDGET HETCHLER

SW541 - SWZ OIL KINGS

[ Players: TYLER HUPKA / GARRETT SCHILLE / ERIC THOMPSON / KAI VOTKIN / PARKER ADAM / JUMA AMISI / LIAM BABCHUK / BENJIMIN BELTER / DARRELL BRERTTON / DALLAS CAIRNS / KYLEN FERENCE / NATHAN FOURNIER / BRENNAN GOW / DEAN HAMMOND / RHYSE HOOVER / NOAH JACKSON / JONATHAN MARTIN / PARKER MILLER / ISAAC PETRUCH / JAYDON RICE / ADNAN SHABEN Staff: FRAN GOW / ROB NELSON / LARRY SHABEN ]

NW236 - NWZ HURRICANES

[ Players: JACOB BROWN / JOSHUA WUTZKE / DYLAN FALLON-PAYNTER / MATTHEW GRAHAM / SCOTT HOFFMAN / COLE JANKOVIC / DANIEL KAYE / KEVIN LEBLANC / LIAM PASK / BRYCE PICKARD / DAVID SHAW / XAVIER SKOREIKOYANKEE / CONNOR SMART / JACKSON SMITH / NICHOLAS ST. PETER / RILEY THOMPSON / SAMUEL VLAHADAMIS / ZACHARY YORK Staff: DOUG HOFFMAN / DAVID LEBLANC / MITCHELL SMART / BRUCE THOMPSON / DINO VLAHADAMIS ]

MIDGET HOLT

KC116 - SABRES

[ Players: ALEXANDER BESKO / GRAHAM WARNER / HAYDEN ZAPLACHINSKI / ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG / JESSE BENNETT / BRETT COLLIN-KIESER / MICHAEL DOBBS / DAMON FARRIES / BRENNAN FLETCHER / JACKSON FRASER / JOHANN NANAPRAGASAM / MICHAEL KOOTENAY / SHANE KUMAR / JAMES CHARLES MACKIE / JOHN NOSEWORTHY / LIAM O’CALLAGHAN / LUCAS STEVENS Staff: DAVID BELZEVICK / TRACY BENNETT / COLIN FARRIES / STEVEN FRASER / JOHN STEVENS / DAVE ZAPLACHINSKI ]

MIDGET RUPTASH

SE509 - SEERA

[ Players: QUINTON BEST / NASH GOULD / TROY RAYNER / LIAM SNELGROVE / TY STONE / JORDAN CHIVERS / TYLER FARMER / TYLER GERTZ / JACKSON GRAHAM / KODY GRIFFITHS / MITCHELL HOLTBY / ADAM HOULE / KALVIN KING / MACKENZIE MORROW / JACOB NAIDOO / KEVIN OLAFSON / JOSHUA DANIEL SMITH / SKYLAR STECHMANN / DAYLEN THOMPSON / JACQUES VINCENT Staff: DAN DEMAERE / KEITH FARMER / KEVIN GRAHAM / DYLAN PREISS / BRIAN RAYNER ]

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SA774 - ST. ALBERT

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WE’RE MORE THAN JUST COINS AND STAMPS! Sports Memorabilia & Autographs Sports Cards Action Figures Premium Statues Plush Toys Supplies for Collectibles Gaming Cards Board Games

[ Players: LANA BRESSLER / GRACE BURDEN / ELLA DIENER / DANIEL LUNDRACHINSKI / JARRED BAKER / OWEN BONNER / RILEY CASSIDY / NICHOLAS DE CHAMPLAIN / MATTHEW DRAPER / JACOB ENRIGHT / BENJAMIN EVANS / WILLIAM GAGNE / KYLE HAWRYSZ / JAYDON HUBBARD / AUSTIN LAROSE / BRANDIN MACLEOD / BLAISE MCGUIRE / KEANIN PAZIUK / LUCAS SANDE / DEVIN SHEPHERDSON / COLE VAN KONKELENBERG / MAX VOIGT Staff: JAKOB BALOG / ONDREJ BENKO / JASON ENRIGHT / RICHARD EVANS / KENTON LAROSE / DALLAS SHEPHERDSON ]

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FEMALE - BANTAM A

EG708 - PATRIOTS

[ Players: EMMA KINASEVICH / SAMANTHA SMALLEY / SKY CUNNINGHAM / EMELIE HERSCHE / JESSICA HILLIER / SEANA HOPPER / MACKENZIE KOSHURBA / VICTORIA LINDSAY / ASHLEIGH MACCORMACK / EMMA-LEE MARKINE / MEGAN MCKEE / SARA MOORE / SARAH OTTO / BREANNA PAWLUK / CASSIDY SHANDRO / SYDNEY SLUBIK / BROOKLYN SLYWKA / ALEXANDRA WILSON Staff: SHAUNA DENTY / JANE HARRINGTON / SCOTT HILLIER / KEVIN MCKEE / DAVID OTTO / EDWARD (JAMES) WILSON ]

FEMALE - MIDGET A

EG712 - RANGERS

[ Players: JORDAN BRUNETTE / NITRAYA GLADUE / KATIE PINKSTER MCDONALD / STEPHANIE RUNCIMAN / ANNA DECORBY / BREE EDWARDS / TESSA FLYNN / BROOKE GODIN / TAYLOR HAYNE / KATELYN HINCH / KENDRA KOK / ELLA MAGER / EMMALIE MUSIC / LAUREN PARADIS / EMMA ROPPO / TAYLOR SAUNDERS / MIKAELEE WATRIN / LAARA WOLKOWSKI Staff: MAUREEN DOUGLAS / GREG EDWARDS / ROB GODIN / KEITH HAYNE / JERRY KOK / LIVIA PARADIS / NADINE ROPPO / KAREN RUNCIMAN / BRYAN TOLES / LEE WATRIN. ]

FEMALE - BANTAM B

EG709 SHOCK

[ Players: AINSLEY RICKETTS / SAMARA WALJI / SIMRAN BAINS / DANIELLE BEAULIEU / HANNA BUTERMAN / ABBIGAIL DERUSH / RYAN HOUWELING / ARIANA KUNDLAS / ELLA LECLAIRE / OCEAN MORIN / AUGUST ROSS / CARA ROSZELL / JULIA SERETNY / FALCON SHARPHEAD / LAINE SMITH / GEORGIA WARD / KATELYNN WISKEL / KENNEDY ZAMBO Staff: JUSTIN DERUSH / FRANCES FENRICH / JENNIFER HOUWELING / RANDY ROSZELL / DAVID SERETNY / STANLEY SMITH / BARRY WISKEL / CHRIS ZAMBO ]

FEMALE - MIDGET B

EG715 – EDGE

[ Players: NITRAYA GLADUE / TAYLOR SHAW / TAMEKA BRULE / KENNEDY CARDINAL / BIANCA-MARIA DE NARDIS / DANA DEPOE / MACKENZIE DERRIEN / MYA DUNN / KIANNA-RAE HOLM / ANNIKA JOHNSON / ISABELLE MCGOWAN / SARAH MCKINLEY / SHAYNA SCARPINO / SYDNEY SMITH / BROOKE SNIDER / PAIGE TIMMERS / JAILYN VAN HORNE / NINA BELLE VERBONAC Staff: STEFAN BARTON / JACKIE BARTON-SIKORA / DONALD DEPOE / STACI GREWA / KEVIN MCKINLEY / IAN SNIDER ]

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