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Sorry for delay – Columbus hadn’t released their roster when I did the posts for the other teams and I forgot to keep checking. 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:
Mathieu Corbeil
Riley Gill
Jason Missiaen

Defensemen:
Brandon Archibald
Anton Blomqvist
Steven Delisle
Cody Goloubef

Austin Madaisky
John Moore

Dalton Prout
Teddy Ruth

David Savard

Forwards:
Matt Calvert
Nick Czinder
Justin Feser
Chris Francis
Oliver Gabriel
Marek Hrivik

Ryan Johansen

Michael Kantor
Tomas Kubalik

Jordan Messier
Kyle Neuber
Dalton Smith
Ted Stephens
Petr Straka

Nick Sucharski

Scott Tanski
Stephon Thorne

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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):

John Moore of the Columbus Blue Jackets organization has been blogging for NHL.com during the Traverse City tournament.   Moore also wrote a blog during the 2009 Entry Draft (he was taken 21st overall) – I read it on USHL.com, but the entries now seem to be moved to this blog.

Some images of him from the US U20 evaluation camp held in August:

I’ve already blogged about his younger brother Mac here.