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Sean Backman – Yale (assigned to Texas – 9/26)

Krys Barch
Jamie Benn

Fabian Brunnstrom
Adam Burish – Wisconsin

Jonathan Cheechoo (released from try-out – 9/26)
Loui Eriksson
Aaron Gagnon
Luke Gazdic (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Scott Glennie (returned to Brandon – 9/27)
Tristan King (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Scott McCulloch – Colorado College (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Travis Morin – Mankato (assigned to Texas – 9/27)
Brenden Morrow
James Neal

Michael Neal (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Steve Ott
Toby Petersen – Colorado College
Greg Rallo – Ferris State (assigned to Texas – 9/26)

Mike Ribeiro
Brad Richards
Ondrej Roman (assigned to Texas – 9/26)

Raymond Sawada – Cornell (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Brandon Segal
Colton Sceviour (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Brian Sutherby
Matt Tassone (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Mathieu Tousignant (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Tomas Vincour

Tom Wandell
Francis Wathier (assigned to Texas – 9/29)

Defensemen
Jordie Benn (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Severin Blindenbacher
Jace Coyle (returned to Medicine Hat – 9/26)
Trevor Daley
Mark Fistric
Maxime Fortunus (assigned to Texas – 9/29)
Nicklas Grossman
Philip Larsen
Brad Lukowich (assigned to Texas – 9/27)

Trevor Ludwig – Providence (assigned to Texas – 9/26)

Guillaume Monast (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Matt Niskanen – Minnesota-Duluth

Stephane Robidas
Karlis Skrastins
Matt Stephenson – St. Cloud
Jeff Woywitka

Goaltenders
Richard Bachman – Colorado College (assigned to Texas – 9/26)

Tyler Beskorowany (assigned to Texas – 9/26)
Jack Campbell (returned to Windsor – 9/22)

Brent Krahn
Kari Lehtonen
Andrew Raycroft

The Dallas Stars have announced their roster (pdf) for the 2010 Traverse City tournament. The following teams are participating in the tournament this year: the Carolina Hurricanes, Columbus Blue Jackets, Dallas Stars, Detroit Red Wings, Minnesota Wild, New York Rangers, St. Louis Blues and Tampa Bay Lightning. Players consist of prospects, signees and ATOs who may not have played more than one season of professional hockey.

Goaltenders:
Tyler Beskorowany
Three-time IIHF gold medalist Jack Campbell

Defensemen:
Jordie Benn
Etienne Boutet
Antoine Corbin
Jace Coyle
Hubert Labrie
Philip Larsen
Guillame Monast
Alex Theriau

Forwards:
Sean Backman

Alex Belzile
Thomas Frazee
Luke Gazdic
Scott Glennie
Jonathan Hazen
Kevin King
Tristan King
Michael Neal
Ondrej Roman

Garrett Ross
Colton Sceviour
Matt Tassone
Mathieu Tousignant
Tomas Vincour

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2010 U20 gold-medal and 2010/2009 U18 gold-medal winning goalie Jack Campbell taken 11th overall by the Dallas Stars:

Team USA features two players who have already won gold at both the 2009 Under-18s and the 2010 World Junior Championship – Jack Campbell (previous blog gallery) and Jason Zucker (previous blog gallery).  Campbell earned the shutout in today’s win while Zucker had two goals.

Three others won gold at the 2009 Under-18s: – Adam Clendening, Jon Merrill (previous blog gallery) and Matt Nieto.  All three had an assist in the game.

Bryan Rust (previous blog gallery) is looking for his first gold and scored two goals in the game.

Bob McKenzie/TSN surveyed 10 NHL scouts to come up with the following list:

Top two are both playing for Windsor this year – Taylor Hall and Cam Fowler (Fowler got the top D vote from 9 of the 10!):

At 3, they stayed in the OHL with Tyler Seguin, then at 4 – Kirill Kabanov (earlier blog gallery) and 5 – Brett Connolly:

At 6 – John McFarland

At 7 – Brandon Gormley and at 8 – Erik Gudbranson

At 9 – Vladimir Tarasenko

And at 10 – Mikael Granlund

Also mentioned in the article were Jack Campbell

and Evgeny Kuznetsov

Heavy on the OHL – wonder where those 10 scout?