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Forwards
Matt Beleskey
Jason Blake – Ferris State/North Dakota
Troy Bodie
Nick Bonino – Boston University (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)

Rob Bordson – Minnesota-Duluth (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)
Ryan Carter – Mankato
Kyle Chipchura
Nicolas Deschamps (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)
Emerson Etem (returned to Medicine Hat – 9/23)
Ryan Getzlaf
Josh Green
Peter Holland (returned to Guelph – 9/23)

Jason Jaffray (injured 9/18)
Saku Koivu
Joffrey Lupul
Maxime Macenauer
Todd Marchant – Clarkson
Brandon McMillan (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)

Kyle Palmieri – Notre Dame (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)

George Parros – Princeton
Corey Perry
Bobby Ryan

Teemu Selanne
Dan Sexton – Bowling Green
MacGregor Sharp – Minnesota-Duluth (assigned to Syracuse – 9/26)
Devante Smith-Pelly (returned to Mississauga – 9/23)
Trevor Smith – New Hampshire (assigned to Syracuse – 9/26)

Stephane Veilleux (released from tryout – 9/26)
Aaron Voros – Alaska-Fairbanks

Stephane Veilleux

Defensemen
Sheldon Brookbank
Matt Clark (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)
Joe DiPenta – Boston University (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)
Brett Festerling (placed on waivers – 9/30, didn’t specify Syracuse assignment)
Cam Fowler

Toni Lydman
Paul Mara
Brendan Mikkelson
Mark Mitera – Michigan (assigned to Syracuse – 9/23)

Jake Newton – Northeastern (assigned to Syracuse – 9/26)

Luca Sbisa

Andy Sutton – Michigan Tech
Danny Syvret (placed on waivers – 9/30, didn’t specify Syracuse assignment)
Scott Valentine (returned to Oshawa – 0/23)
Lubomir Visnovsky

Goaltenders
Igor Bobkov (returned to London – 9/26)

Jonas Hiller
J.P. Levasseur (assigned to Syracuse – 9/24)
Curtis McElhinney – Colorado College
Timo Pielmeier (assigned to Syracuse – 9/26)

The Vancouver Canucks are hosting a Young Stars tournament from September 12-16 in Penticton, BC, home of the Vees (home of future NCAA players). Participating teams: the Canucks, Anaheim Ducks, Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers and San Jose Sharks.

Anaheim is streaming their games online at http://AnaheimDucks.com:
September 12 at 10:30 pm EST vs. San Jose
September 13 at 7:00 pm EST vs. Calgary
September 15 at 7:00 pm EST vs. Vancouver (also streamed on Canucks.com)

(FYI, I was an eejit when I first posted the above and went the wrong way w/ my time adjustment – above is corrected.)

Anaheim Ducks roster:

Forwards:
Jason Akeson
Nick Bonino

Rob Bordson
Josh Brittain

Jake Carrick
Nicolas Deschamps
Emerson Etem
Peter Holland

John Kurtz
Brian Lebler

Maxime Macenauer
Brandon McMillan

Kyle Palmieri

Devante Smith-Pelly
Tomas Zaborsky

Defensemen:
Matt Clark
Cam Fowler

Brodie Melnychuk
Mark Mitera

Jake Newton

Benn Olson

Scott Ramsay
Scott Valentine

Goaltenders:
Marco Cousineau
Timo Pielmeier

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About time! 2010 U20 and 2009 U18 gold-medal winner (and Memorial Cup) Cam Fowler taken twelfth overall by the Anaheim Ducks:

During the 2010 Frozen Four in Detroit, I was lucky enough to get to go shoot Game 4 of the Windsor Spitfires at Plymouth Whalers OHL Western Conference Semifinals – thanks to Aaron, Walt, Pete, Rena & Chris for making it possible.

The main reason I really wanted to see/shoot the game was the number of US and/or BC-related players on the two rosters:

Plymouth Whalers
AJ Jenks – 2008 and 2009 USA Hockey U20 Evaluation Camp, 2010 WJC gold medal winner
Named Whalers Unsung Hero

 
Philip McRae (previous gallery) - 2008 and 2009 USA Hockey U20 Evaluation Camp, 2010 WJC gold medal winner
Named Whalers MVP for the playoffs

 
Beau Schmitz – 2009 USA Hockey U20 Evaluation Camp

Robbie Czarnik (previous gallery) – 2008 and 2009 USA Hockey U20 Evaluation Camp

 

Ryan Hayes – Boston College: 10/12/07-1/5/10
Named Whalers and Ontario Hockey League’s Humanitarian of the Year

Windsor Spitfires:
Cam Fowler (previous gallery) – 2008 and 2009 USA Hockey U20 Evaluation Camp, 2009 U18 Worlds gold medal winner, 2010 WJC gold medal winner

Kenny Ryan (previous galleries 1   2) – 2009 USA Hockey U20 Evaluation Camp, 2009 U18 Worlds gold medal winner and BC for 2 games – 10/4/09-10/9/09

From Ken Daneyko to Mike Brennan, my favorite players are often defensemen, the more D-oriented the better. It didn’t feel right to highlight the high scorers in the earlier post on completing the U20 camp galleries, especially since the US D shut out the Russians in one game and held them to only 1 goal in two others (the Russians scored 6 in Friday’s game, but that’s just being a polite host, right?). So here are the 10 defensemen who took part in the full camp. Posted previously – Cam Fowler and John Moore.

John Carlson (Washington Capitals):

Adam Comrie (Guelph Storm/Florida Panthers):

Matt Donovan (University of Denver/New York Islanders):

Jake Gardiner (University of Wisconsin/Anaheim Ducks):

Nick Leddy (University of Minnesota/Minnesota Wild):

Aaron Ness (University of Minnesota/New York Islanders):

David Warsofsky (Boston University/St. Louis Blues):

Chris Wideman (Miami University/Ottawa Senators):