TEAM roSTEr - Lakehead University Thunderwolves

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2012-13 SEASON
Mike Quesnele (left)
OUA All-Star
Mitch Fillman (right)
OUA All-Star
OUA & CIS All Rookie Team
Where are
they now?
Catching up with
former Thunderwolves
ALL-TIME
STATISTICS
Thunderwolves
Hockey in the
Community
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Thunderwolves Hockey
Directory &
Quick Facts
Stadium/Capacity Fort William Gardens (3,735)
Box Office Ticket Information (807) 625-2929
Office 874 Tungsten Street, Thunder Bay, ON, P7B 6J3
Fax Number (807) 343-0043
Corporate Sales & Promotion (807) 766-7286
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Website thunderwolveshockey.com
Photo by Mike Lavoie
General Enquiries (807) 766-7285
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ALEX DUPUIS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Jason Mallon
Manager of Operations and Media Relations John Payetta
Associate Business Development Officer Dan Pella
Head Coach Joel Scherban
WHAT'S INSIDE
Associate Coach Mike Busniuk
Assistant Coach Jeremy Adduono
WELCOME MESSAGES
Assistant Coach Colin Zulianello
Game schedule
Strength and Conditioning Coach Adam Kates
HEAD TRAINER Ron Rost
Where ARE THEY NOW?
Scout Larry Bone
THUNDERWOLVES
TEAM ROSTER
PHYSIOTHERAPIST Peter Jordan
Win/Loss Records
Team Physician Dr. Brad Jacobson
THUNDERWOLVES INVOLVED
IN THE COMMUNITY
Statistician Paul Wehrstedt
KELSEY’s & Montana’s
Thunderwolves Yearbook Credits
MOLSON CUP HISTORY
Production Generator Strategy Advertising
ALL-TIME
STATISTICAL LEADERS
Advertising Sales Jason Mallon, Dan Pella
Advertising Inquiries – (807) 766-7286
Meet the team
behind the team
Team Info & Stats John Payetta, Paul Wehrstedt
THUNDERWOLVES
AWARD WINNERS
Photography Mike Lavoie
www.mikelavoiephoto.com
THE UGLY TRUTH
ABOUT CHEW
Cover Mike Quesnele, Mitch Fillman
KIDS cOLOURING PAGE
TEAMS IN THE OUA
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FIND US ON:
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2012 / 2013 yearbook
Welcome
TO Lakehead University Athletics
DR. BRIAN STEVENSON President, Lakehead University
I have the privilege of being the President of the University
that houses the Lakehead Thunderwolves. From Midnight
Madness to the roar of our outstanding fans, I am proud of
each of our athletes, coaches and staff – our team.
While many of us take very real ownership of this team, the
Thunderwolves are not exclusively our team. No, the energy,
enthusiasm and power of our Thunderwolves extend far
beyond the rinks, tracks, trails, fields and Hangar to include
the communities and people they live with and play for.
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Thunderwolves fans can be heard cheering from Thunder
Bay, Orillia and beyond; and for good reason. People are
proud to support a team that trains and plays hard for them.
They cheer even harder when Lakehead’s athletes take
the time to give back by volunteering in our communities
– like helping victims of Thunder Bay’s May 2012 Flood.
Thunderwolves embody the qualities everyone should aspire
to and, thus, raise Lakehead’s profile to rousing heights.
Representing our University in a manner that sets the
standard for sportsmanship and gallantry, and being such
a potent source of school spirit, are just some of the reasons
why our invaluable sponsors and communities rally behind
our team. It’s why your fans paint their faces with our
colours and fill our ears with deafening songs.
I have the privilege of sitting on the Thunderwolves Hockey
Board. I also have the pride and pleasure of being a fan.
I wish you all a successful and safe twelfth season as
Lakehead University’s worthy ambassadors and team.
TOM WARDEN ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY
Welcome to Lakehead University Varsity Hockey. It is my
sincere privilege to present to you a hockey program that
is designed for excellence. Our coaching staff insists that
our hockey players not only perform with distinction on the
ice but also set very high academic standards. The result is
that many of our student-athletes are consistently named
as CIS Academic All-Canadians, a fact that we are very
proud of. I would like to sincerely thank our many corporate
supporters, alumni and fans for your exceptional backing
over the years; without you all this is not possible. I look
forward to a wonderful year of Thunderwolves Hockey enjoy
the games!
RORY CAVA PRESIDENT, THUNDERWOLVES HOCKEY
Welcome to another exciting season of Thunderwolves
Hockey. As we enter our 12th year as a program it is
important to recognize and thank everyone that has helped
us along the way. 12 years of Thunderwolves Hockey
would not have been possible without our great fans and
corporate partners.
JOEL SCHERBAN
HEAD COACH, thunderwolves hockey
The 2012-13 Thunderwolves’ season will be another exciting
season for our fans. This year’s team features a veteran
lineup consisting of 21 returning players and five first-year
players. Of those five, three of them were OHL Captains,
one is an NHL draft pick with professional experience,
and one has won an OHL Championship. Fans can expect
a hardworking, skilled team similar to last year’s, which
finished second in the nine-team OUA West Division, but
with added experience. Returning on the coaching staff are
Mike Busniuk, Jeremy Adduono, and Colin Zulianello; while
With all the passion that our community has for our
team comes a responsibility. We have a commitment to
excellence and we continue to work at having the best team
in the country. Our focus as a team is on character, work
ethics and toughness because that has always been what
hockey in Thunder Bay has always been about.
Adam Kates has been added as Strength and Conditioning
Coach. Ron Rost once again returns as Head Trainer.
Fans can expect to see the best OUA hockey they have ever
witnessed at the Fort William Gardens. Three of the last
four teams to compete in the CIS championship game are
from the OUA, and an OUA team (McGill) is the reigning
National Champion. The OUA West had a great recruiting
year and every team has improved. Every game at the
Gardens will be a battle for important points as we strive
to win our division.
2012-2013
SCHEDULE
DateTimeOpponent
Thu, Jan 4
Fri, Jan 5
7:30
7:30
VS GUELPH
VS GUELPH
Fri, Jan 11
Sat, Jan 12
7:00
7:00
at York
at York
Fri, Jan 18
Sat, Jan 19
7:30
7:30
VS ONTARIO TECH
VS ONTARIO TECH
Fri, Jan 25
Sat, Jan 26
7:30
7:30
at Windsor
at Windsor
Fri, Feb 1
Sat, Feb 2
7:30
7:30
VS WATERLOO
VS WATERLOO
Fri, Feb 8
Sat, Feb 9
7:15
7:30
at Brock
at Waterloo
Fri, Sep 21
Sat, Sep 22
7:30
7:30
VS OTTAWA
VS OTTAWA
Sat, Sep 28
Sun, Sep 29
7:30
7:30
VS BROCK
VS BROCK
Fri, Oct 5
Sat, Oct 6
7:30
7:30
at Guelph
at Guelph
Fri, Oct 12
Sat, Oct 13
7:30
7:30
VS YORK
VS YORK
Fri, Oct 19
Sat, Oct 20
7:30
7:30
at Waterloo
at Laurier
Fri, Oct 26
Sat, Oct 27
7:30
7:30
VS WESTERN ONTARIO
VS WESTERN ONTARIO
Fri, Nov 2
Sat, Nov 3
7:00
3:00
at Carleton
at Carleton
Fri, Nov 9
Sat, Nov 10
7:30
7:30
VS U.Q.T.R.
VS U.Q.T.R.
Fri, Nov 16
Sat, Nov 17
7:15
7:30
at Brock
at Laurier
Fri, Nov 23
Sat, Nov 24
7:30
7:30
VS WINDSOR
VS WINDSOR
Home Games are indicated in bold caps
Fri, Dec 28
Sat, Dec 29
7:30
7:30
VS MCGILL
VS MCGILL
all home games start at 7:30 pm
at the fort william gardens
P L AYO F F S
Feb 13-17 TBA
Feb 20-24
TBA
Feb 27-Mar 3 TBA
Mar 9
TBA
Mar 14-17 TBA
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CATCHING UP WITH FORMER THUNDERWOLVES
What have you done since
graduating from Lakehead?
Erik Lodge – Defence 2001-2006
(Bachelor of Education)
After graduating and getting married
to my wife Janessa (also a Lakehead
grad) in 2006, we went to play in
Germany for the Hielbronner Falkens
and our team won the league
championship that year. It was a great
experience for us as we travelled
and enjoyed our time in Germany.
We loved the culture and created a
strong bond together in our first year
of marriage. The next summer we
were planning on returning to play
in Europe, but the school division in
Erik Lodge with wife Janessa
our home town of Red Deer, Alberta
called and offered me a permanent
teaching position. After reflecting, we
decided to take the new challenge in
our lives. I am now in my sixth year of
teaching and I run a high performance
hockey academy at Notre Dame High
School. I’m also the Assistant Coach
of the ACAC College hockey team,
a mentorship instructor for the Red
Deer Minor Hockey Association, and
run hockey schools in the summer.
In addition, I have recently started
working with Head Coach Joel
Scherban as the Thunderwolves’
Scout in Western Canada, talking
to potential recruits about all the
advantages of going to Lakehead.
We have created a great life together
which includes two beautiful boys.
Kohen was born in October of
2008, and then in February 2011
we welcomed our second son,
Nate. Janessa is now running a very
successful home-based health and
wellness business while the boys keep
her on her toes daily. They are very
busy and will most likely be hockey
players; you might just see their
names on the Thunderwolves roster
one day!
Bryan Duce
Bryan Duce – Forward 2002-2004
(Honours Bachelor of Commerce)
After graduation I stopped playing
competitive hockey and went straight
into the workforce. I was hired by the
Royal Bank in a commercial banking
role. After one year with RBC, I took
a job with the Thunderwolves as the
Coordinator for the CIS University
Cup which Lakehead hosted in
2009 and 2010. I worked with the
Thunderwolves organization for three
years before accepting a role with my
current employer, Tbaytel, where I
work in the marketing department.
Where are
they now?
completing school assignments at the
same time. I needed to learn how to
manage my time and prioritize my
workload with such a heavy schedule.
I learned to work well with others
and became a strong leader in a team
atmosphere, and this is a huge asset
for me as I move forward in my life.
Bryan Duce
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Jason Lange and family
I have been married for two years to
Ann-Marie Migay. We met during my
time at Lakehead when she worked
as a physiotherapist in the LU Sports
Medicine Clinic. We are fortunate
to be expecting our first child in the
New Year and are very excited to be
starting our family.
Jason Lange – Forward 2002-2006
(Bachelor of Arts - Psychology)
After graduating in 2006, I moved
to London, Ontario. I prepared for
two years to be able to apply and
interview for the London Police
Service, and was successful in getting
hired onto the force. I have been
working as a Constable for four
years now. I didn’t continue to play
hockey, as I made the decision to
start my professional career right
away. Looking back, now I wished I
had attempted to play in Europe for a
couple of years – it might have helped
to pay off my school loans!
My wife Michelle and I just had our
fifth anniversary in August. We have
two children; a boy, Mason, who is
four and a girl, Mackenzie who is
one-and-a-half years old. Mason just
started junior kindergarten this fall.
How did your experiences on
the ice and in the classroom
prepare you for your career?
Erik Lodge
Going to Lakehead taught me
resilience by playing hockey and
One of the biggest skills I learned
while attending Lakehead was time
management. The demands on the
student athlete are challenging and
it’s easy to get overloaded. Initially
it was difficult to manage a full
course load and remain dedicated
to the sport, but after a month or
two everything became manageable.
I believe my entire hockey career
prepared me for the workforce but
time spent at LU exposed me to many
unique situations and deadlines that
reinforced the need for a strong work
ethic. Many late nights were spent
at the University. I can remember on
more than one occasion, going directly
from the University to the arena for
7 a.m. practice.
it’s great to put the skates back on.
I also love fishing in the winter and
summer, and most weekends in the
fall I am out hunting.
Jason Lange
I still play in the Police hockey league.
It’s actually a pretty good league;
there are lots of ex-professional and
university hockey players in it. I enjoy
tennis and play golf as often as I can,
but I don’t get out much because I like
to spend a lot of time with my two
young children.
Jason Lange
To do well on the ice and in the
classroom you need to have structure,
as well as the ability to multi-task.
On the ice especially, you need a
dedicated work ethic to get results.
These qualities are a must in most
jobs including mine, and I certainly
learned this in my years at Lakehead.
Do you still play any form of hockey
and keep active?
Erik Lodge
I’m on the ice twice a day with my
hockey academy with our elite athletes
in Red Deer. When I’m not on the ice
you can find me at the gym or spending
time with my wonderful family. In
the summer I enjoy playing golf and
camping with family and friends.
Bryan Duce
I took a few years off after graduation,
but I have recently started to skate
once a week in the winter months and
Erik Lodge
What are your best memories
of your years at Lakehead?
Erik Lodge
It’s hard for me to list my “best”
memories at Lakehead because I have
so many that come to mind. In the
2004 playoffs, I scored the winning
goal in the fourth overtime period to
eliminate Western Ontario – now that
was a long game. I remember scoring
against York with only one second left
in the first overtime period during our
playoff run to go to the CIS Nationals
in 2006. Lifting the Queen’s Cup
at the Gardens in front of the best
fans in the country just a few weeks
later was awesome. Going to the
Where are
they now?
process of that program which I took
a lot of pride in. I hope one day I can
bring my whole family there so they
can see that I have left a mark on that
great organization and that I helped
build something very special.
Bryan Duce
Bryan Duce and Ann-Marie
Nationals in Edmonton and making
it all the way to the University Cup
championship game at Rexall Place
was great. Playing for Team Canada
in the FISU Games in Innsbruck,
Austria was quite an experience.
Most importantly, I cherish all the
friends and teammates I developed
lifelong relationships with while
playing at Lakehead.
Janessa and I both loved our time at
Lakehead and miss it so much.
I miss the experiences shared with
my teammates, coaches and Rooster
(Head Trainer Ron Rost). I miss playing
in front of the amazing crowd that
always treated me so well. I was there
for the Thunderwolves first season,
so I miss being a part of the growing
My years at Lakehead were very
memorable with many moments that
I replay over and over again in my
head. Specifically, I remember being
amazed at the hometown crowd and
how loud and enthusiastic they were,
especially during the playoffs. They are
no doubt the best fans in Canada and
I feel honoured to have played in front
of them. The team has evolved quite
a bit since those early years. We were
a blue collar team that worked hard
and had great goaltending. We earned
every win and even surprised a few
teams. The current team is so skilled,
but the visiting teams are also ready
to play when they step on the ice at
the Gardens.
I miss the everyday interaction with
teammates the most. These are guys
you spend every day with and they
become a second family. I always
knew the day would come when I
would stop playing competitively, but
I can’t say I was prepared for what it
felt like to leave the locker room for
the last time.
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Jason Lange
Jason Lange
When I had some down time, hanging
out at the LU Outpost with the boys
was always fun. I really liked spending
time between classes at the gym,
either working out with the other guys
on the team or playing squash.
That’s what I miss most about my
days at Lakehead – the guys from the
team. I enjoyed going for pre-game
meals, travelling on the weekends for
out of town games, and the everyday
banter at school and the rink.
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#1
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ALEX
LUKE
DUPUIS
MAW
HOMETOWN: Thunder Bay, ON
HEIGHT: 6’0”
HOMETOWN: Beeton, ON
HEIGHT: 6’2”
BIRTHDAY: July 16, 1988
WEIGHT: 195 lbs
BIRTHDAY: September 3, 1990
WEIGHT: 205 lbs
PROGRAM: Kinesiology
POSITION: Goalie
PROGRAM: Outdoor Recreation
POSITION: Defence
ELIGIBILITY: Senior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Summerside Western
Capitals - MJAHL
ELIGIBILITY: Sophomore
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Newmarket Hurricanes OJHL
#4
#6
JAY
RILEY
MCINTOSH
GILBERT
HOMETOWN: Port Stanley, ON
HEIGHT: 6’2”
HOMETOWN: Coquitlam, BC
HEIGHT: 6’5”
BIRTHDAY: August 15, 1991
WEIGHT: 205 lbs
BIRTHDAY: February 25, 1990
WEIGHT: 200 lbs
PROGRAM: General Arts
POSITION: Defence
POSITION: Defence
ELIGIBILITY: Freshman
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Owen Sound Attack - OHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Coquitlam Express - BCHL
2011- 2012
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#9
MIKE
JASON
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QUESNELE
GRECICA
HOMETOWN: Sault St. Marie, ON HEIGHT: 5’8”
HOMETOWN: Surrey, BC
HEIGHT: 6’2”
BIRTHDAY: January 18, 1989
WEIGHT: 185 lbs
BIRTHDAY: May 5, 1990
WEIGHT: 215 lbs
PROGRAM: Education
POSITION: Defence
POSITION: Forward
ELIGIBILITY: Junior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Soo Greyhounds - OHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Coquitlam Express - BCHL
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#14
ANDREW
LUKE
WILKINS
HOMETOWN: Pickering, ON
JUDSON
HEIGHT: 5’9”
HOMETOWN: Emo, ON
HEIGHT: 6’0”
WEIGHT: 165 lbs
WEIGHT: 200 lbs
PROGRAM: Education
POSITION: Forward
PROGRAM: Commerce
POSITION: Forward
ELIGIBILITY: Senior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Owen Sound Attack - OHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Belleville Bulls - OHL
2011- 2012
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#16
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RYAN
TREVOR
MAGILL
GAMACHE
HEIGHT: 5’11”
HOMETOWN: Longlac, ON
HEIGHT: 6’1”
WEIGHT: 195 lbs
WEIGHT: 180 lbs
PROGRAM: Education
POSITION: Forward
PROGRAM: Education
POSITION: Forward
ELIGIBILITY: Junior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Fort William Northstars SIJHL
ELIGIBILITY: Junior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Fort William Northstars SIJHL
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#21
MITCH
ADAM
FILLMAN
HOMETOWN: Oakville, ON
SERGERIE
HEIGHT: 6’1”
HEIGHT: 5’9”
BIRTHDAY: June 5, 1990
WEIGHT: 195 lbs
WEIGHT: 190 lbs
PROGRAM: Commerce
POSITION: Defence
PROGRAM: Social Work
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Grande Prairie Storm - AJHL
ELIGIBILITY: 5th Year Senior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Muskegon Fury - IHL
2011- 2012
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#25
CHRIS
DE LA
MIKE
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LANDE
HAMMOND
HOMETOWN: Winnipeg, MB
HEIGHT: 5’11”
HOMETOWN: Victoria, BC
HEIGHT: 5’10”
WEIGHT: 180 lbs
WEIGHT: 175 lbs
POSITION: Defence
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Selkirk Steelers - MJHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Salmon Arm Silverbacks BCHL
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#28
JAMES
BRENNAN
DELORY
HOMETOWN: Newmarket, ON
MENARD
HEIGHT: 6’4”
HEIGHT: 5’9”
BIRTHDAY: March 3, 1991
WEIGHT: 220 lbs
BIRTHDAY: April 14, 1988
WEIGHT: 175 lbs
PROGRAM: Commerce
POSITION: Defence
POSITION: Forward
ELIGIBILITY: Junior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs
CHL
ELIGIBILITY: Senior
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Fort William North Stars SIJHL
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JEFF
VICTOR
BOSCH
ANILANE
HOMETOWN: Martensville, SK
HEIGHT: 6’0”
WEIGHT: 195 lbs
HOMETOWN: Gothenburg,
Sweden
HEIGHT: 6’3”
POSITION: Goalie
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Kamloops Blazers - WHL
PROGRAM: Commerce
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Sioux Falls Stampede - USHL
PROGRAM: Education
ELIGIBILITY: Senior
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#57
DANICK
CARSON
MALOUIN
HOMETOWN: Granby, QC
WEIGHT: 200 lbs
DUBCHAK
HEIGHT: 6’3”
HOMETOWN: Kenora, ON
HEIGHT: 5’11”
WEIGHT: 205 lbs
WEIGHT: 180 lbs
PROGRAM: Education
POSITION: Defence
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Nanaimo Clippers - BCHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
OHL
2011- 2012
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#71
KEITH
JAKE
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GRONDIN
CARRICK
HOMETOWN: Winnipeg, MB
HEIGHT: 6’0”
HOMETOWN: Stouffville, ON
HEIGHT: 5’11”
BIRTHDAY: April 27, 1990
WEIGHT: 195 lbs
BIRTHDAY: November 9, 1990
WEIGHT: 195 lbs
PROGRAM: Commerce
POSITION: Forward
PROGRAM: Business
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Battlefords North Stars SJHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Windsor Spitfires - OHL
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KALVIN
MATT
SAGERT
HOMETOWN: Abbotsford, BC
CARIA
WEIGHT: 230 lbs
HOMETOWN: Sault Ste. Marie,
ON
PROGRAM: Geography
POSITION: Defence
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Prince George Cougars - WHL
PROGRAM: Education
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Florida Everblades - ECHL
ELIGIBILITY: 5th Year Senior
HEIGHT: 6’2”
ELIGIBILITY: Senior
HEIGHT: 6’0”
WEIGHT: 200 lbs
2011- 2012
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#97
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MIKE
MACDONALD
THOMAS
FRAZEE
HEIGHT: 5’11”
HOMETOWN: Vancouver, BC
HEIGHT: 6’4”
BIRTHDAY: May 22, 1991
WEIGHT: 170 lbs
WEIGHT: 210 lbs
PROGRAM: Commerce
POSITION: Forward
POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Sudbury Wolves - OHL
PREVIOUS TEAM:
Bakersfield Condors - ECHL
THUNDERWOLVES WiN/LOSS
RECORDS BY SEASON
20
SEASON
GP
W
L
T
2001-02
39
19
17
3
2002-03
43
28
13
2
2003-04
40
29
8
3
2004-05
49
28
19
2
2005-06
47
26
17
4
2006-07
42
19
20
3
2007-08
42
30
12
0
2008-09
44
27
17
0
2009-10
44
30
14
0
2010-11
36
20
16
0
2011-12
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THUNDERWOLVES
involved in the community
By John Payetta
The Lakehead Thunderwolves are
Thunder Bay’s team, and the city has
shown the Wolves fantastic support
since the re-birth of the Lakehead
hockey program in 2001. The team
has given back to the community in
many different ways, including player
involvement in community outreach
programs as well as the team’s
associations with various charities.
Even with a full schedule of classes,
homework assignments, practices,
off-ice conditioning, travelling, and
games, Thunderwolves hockey players
have found the time to get involved
with a variety of causes.
They have gone to schools to speak
with kids about the importance of
a healthy lifestyle including proper
nutrition and avoiding tobacco
products, and have promoted literacy
to their young fans by reading
with them in their classrooms.
Thunderwolves players took part in
the Christmas family skate to help
raise funds for P.R.O. Kids, a program
which helps financially disadvantaged
youth participate in organized sports.
They’ve worked as crossing guards
in conjunction with Dougall Media
to remind drivers to slow down in
school zones, and bagged groceries at
Safeway stores and wrapped daffodils
at TBaytel to help support cancer
research. And that’s just to name a
few of things that the Thunderwolves
players have done.
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The hockey program has also
worked with numerous groups on
Thunderwolves game nights to
help raise funds and donations for
a wide array of charitable causes.
The annual teddy bear toss game
is great fun for the fans, but more
importantly, helps organizations
like the Christmas Cheer Fund,
Dilico Child Services, Children’s
Aid, The Salvation Army, and
the Dew Drop Inn provide plush
toys to the children that need
them. The team has organized
canned food drives supporting
those last two groups, and for the
Shelter House as well. In 2011,
the Thunderwolves donated
$1 to the United Way for every
walk-up ticket sold at the annual
Christmas challenge games.
Some ongoing game night
promotions have been very
successful in raising money for
other great causes. Fountain
Tire and Musselwhite Mine
have donated $30 for every
goal the Wolves score at home
games for the last seven years.
The first recipient of this was
the George Jeffrey Children’s
Treatment Centre, and for the
last few years that money has
gone to support the Thunder
Bay Special Olympics. Fountain
Tire and Musselwhite Mine have
donated over $15,000 to these
two groups so far. And beginning
this season, those funds will be
given to Ronald McDonald House,
so make sure you cheer on the
Thunderwolves to keep scoring.
Another popular initiative has
been the special “one-time only”
jerseys that the Wolves have
worn as part of the Thunder Bay
Regional Health Sciences Centre
game night sponsorship. Once
a year, the Thunderwolves wear
unique jerseys, specially designed
to be worn for that game only,
and fans bid on them during the
game through a silent auction.
The winning bidders are then
awarded their jersey after the
game by the player who wore it,
complete with an autograph. All
net proceeds are donated to the
Northern Cancer Fund, and so far
over $10,000 has been raised.
Of course, none of this would
have been possible without the
generous support of the fans.
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KELSEY’S & MONTANA’S:
THE OFFICIAL HOST RESTAURANT SPONSORS
OF THE THUNDERWOLVES
By John Payetta
Kelsey’s Restaurant and Montana’s
Cookhouse are synonymous with
Lakehead Thunderwolves hockey.
In fact, both restaurants have been
corporate partners with the Wolves
since the team’s inception in 2001,
and continue to be the official
host restaurant sponsors of the
Thunderwolves to this day. Claudio
Foresta, Owner/Operator of Kelsey’s
and Montana’s, felt it was crucial
to be involved with the Thunderwolves
hockey program from the ground
floor. “Since day one, I believed it
was important to sponsor our local
team and ensure that we grow our
sponsorship to a level that assists the
team in many ways,” Foresta said.
Kelsey’s and Montana’s are perhaps
best known for the “puck out of play”
sponsorship. Each time the puck goes
into the stands, there is a short public
address announcement about the
restaurants – and to inform fans about
a related promotion, the ever popular
post-game “two-for-one appetizers.”
Both Kelsey’s Restaurant and
Montana’s Cookhouse are filled with
fans after home games, because they
can bring in their ticket stub to receive
two-for-one appetizers for the rest
of the night. It’s not uncommon to
see a group of Lakehead players
having a post-game meal at Kelsey’s
or Montana’s either. Over the years,
Kelsey’s and Montana’s have been
involved with the Thunderwolves
hockey program in many other ways.
At the Fort William Gardens,
Montana’s sponsored the “Hot
wheels for hot meals” trike race
that took place on the ice during
intermission, as well as the
“Montana’s Master Blaster” cannon
that fires t-shirts into the seats.
Kelsey’s sponsored the “Score-O”
intermission promo where a
contestant tries to shoot the puck
into a small opening through a
board covering the net, and even
tossed hot chicken wings (safely in
thermal bags) into the crowd during
the Kelsey’s “Wing Toss.”
Foresta feels it’s imperative to
be involved with programs like
the Thunderwolves which are
vital to Thunder Bay. “Lakehead
Thunderwolves hockey is a
significant part of our community,
and I am fortunate to have my two
restaurants participating in this
program,” he said.
Fans who log on to the official team
website; thunderwolveshockey.com;
can enter the Kelsey’s and
Montana’s “Dinner and a game”
contest. For every Thunderwolves
home game, one lucky person wins a
$25 gift card from either restaurant
plus two game tickets.
Kelsey’s and Montana’s have
been involved with special events
too. During the 2009 and 2010
CIS University Cup National
Championships held in Thunder Bay,
Kelsey’s and Montana’s fed hungry
fans at the “Indoor tailgating party”
in the Fort William Curling Club
adjacent to the Gardens. Montana’s
has hosted a season ticket drive
where the Thunderwolves’ players
helped the regular staff work an
outdoor BBQ as well as wait tables
inside the Cookhouse.
When the Thunderwolves played the
NHL Legends in an exhibition game
in 2006, Kelsey’s hosted both teams
for a post-game meal. With a
restaurant full of fans, Thunderwolves,
and NHL hall of famers, you can be
sure some great stories were told over
dinner that night.
For Foresta, having Kelsey’s and
Montana’s as major sponsors of the
Wolves is a labor of love. “I enjoy
working with the Thunderwolves
staff in bringing our sponsorship to
life each and every year,” he
said. “My restaurant teams know
how involved we are with the
Thunderwolves, and appreciate the
level of sponsorship we provide.”
It’s always easy to tell if the Wolves
are playing at home when you enter
Kelsey’s or Montana’s on a Friday or
Saturday during hockey season.
On Lakehead’s home game days,
the staff will be wearing
Thunderwolves t-shirts to show their
continued support for the team.
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8282
8282 823737
3737 37
4949
4949 498686
8686 86 8686
8686 86
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Brown
Andrew
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
219
219
61 61
616165
61 6561
656565
126126
126
126
390390
390
390
390
Andrew
Brown219219219
219
65126
126
390
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
McDonald
McDonald
Ryan
McDonald
McDonald
McDonald
8585
8585 854444
4444 443737
3737 378181
8181 81104
104
104
104104
Andy
Andy
Andy
Andy
Zulyniak
Andy
Zulyniak
Zulyniak
Zulyniak
Zulyniak
165
165
165
1651651414
1414 14
6363
6363 637777
7777 77 9999
9999 99
Matt
Matt
Matt
Caria
Matt
Caria
Matt
Caria
Caria
CariaCaria
85 85 858585
38 38
388638
868686
124124
124
124
222222
222
222
222
Matt
85383886
86124
124
222
Mark
Mark
Mark
Mark
Robinson
Mark
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
193
193
193
1931932929
2929 29
4646
4646 467575
7575 75313
313
313
313313
Michael
Michael
Michael
Michael
Wehrstedt
Michael
Wehrstedt
Wehrstedt
Wehrstedt
Wehrstedt
190190190
190
190
44 44
444460
44 6044
606060
104104
104
104
102102
102
102
102
Michael
Wehrstedt
190
60104
104
102
Matt
Matt
Matt
Matt
Kenny
Kenny
Matt
Kenny
Kenny
Kenny
105
105
105
1051052424
2424 24
5151
5151 517575
7575 75226
226
226
226226
Mike
Mike
Mike
Jacobsen
Mike
Jacobsen
Mike
Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Jacobsen
121
121
36 36
363657
36 5736
575757
93 93
54 54
54
54
Mike
Jacobsen 121121121
121
57939393
9354
54
Peter
Peter
Peter
Peter
Cava
Peter
Cava
Cava
Cava
Cava
67
67
67
67
67
24
24
24
24
24
49
49
49
49
49
73
73
73
73
73
102
102
102
102
102
Adam
Adam
Adam
Sergerie
Adam
Adam
Sergerie
Sergerie
Sergerie
Sergerie
125
125
36 36
363657
365736
57575793 93
101101
101
101 101
Adam
Sergerie125125125
125
57939393
93101
Robert
Robert
Robert
Robert
Hillier
Robert
Hillier
Hillier
Hillier
Hillier
9090
9090 902626
2626 26
4242
4242 426868
6868 68 7878
7878 78
Bryan
Bryan
Bryan
Duce
Bryan
Bryan
Duce
Duce
Duce
DuceDuce
80 80 808080
37 37
37 5537
555555
92 92
54 54
Bryan
80373755
55929292
92545454 54
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Smith
Jordan
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
165
165
165
1651651818
1818 18
4949
4949 496767
6767 67304
304
304
304304
Scott
Scott
Scott
Dobben
Scott
Dobben
Scott
Dobben
Dobben
Dobben
37 37
37 4937
494949
86 86
86 86
Scott
Dobben 82 82 828282
82373749
49868686
86868686 86
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Guilibault
Guilibault
Guilibault
Guilibault
Guilibault
120
120
120
1201201717
1717 17
4949
4949 496666
6666 66 6464
6464 64
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
McDonald
Ryan
McDonald
Ryan
McDonald
McDonald
McDonald
44 44
37 3744
373737
81 81
104104
104
104
Ryan
McDonald85 85 858585
85444444
37818181
81104
104
Jeff
Richards
Shandor
Shandor
Shandor
Shandor
Shandor
Alphonso
Alphonso
Alphonso
Alphonso
Alphonso 192
192
192
1921922929
2929 29
3535
3535 356464
6464 64269
269
269
269269
Andy
Andy
Andy
Zulyniak
Andy
Zulyniak
Andy
Zulyniak
Zulyniak
Zulyniak
165
165
14 14
141463
14 6314
636363
77 77
99 99
99
99
Andy
Zulyniak 165165165
165
63777777
7799
99
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Wilkins
Wilkins
Wilkins
Wilkins
Wilkins
120
120
120
1201202323
2323 234141
4141 416464
6464 64156
156
156
156156
Mark
Mark
Mark
Robinson
Mark
Robinson
Mark
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
193
193
29 29
292946
29 4629
464646
75 75
313313
313
313
Mark
Robinson193193193
193
46757575
75313
313
Mike
Mike
Mike
Mike
Quesnele
Mike
Quesnele
Quesnele
Quesnele
Quesnele
7676
7676 762222
2222 224040
4040 40 6262
6262 62181
181
181
181181
Matt
Matt
Matt
Kenny
Matt
Kenny
Matt
Kenny
Kenny
Kenny
105
105
24 24
242451
24 5124
515151
75 75
226226
226
226
Matt
Kenny 105105105
105
51757575
75226
226
Andy
Andy
Andy
Andy
Hyvarinen
Andy
Hyvarinen
Hyvarinen
Hyvarinen
Hyvarinen
106
106
106
1061062121
2121 21
3535
3535 355656
5656 56121
121
121
121121
Peter
Peter
Peter
Cava
Peter
Cava
Peter
Cava
Cava
CavaCava
67 67 676767
24 24
24 4924
494949
73 73
102102
102
102
Peter
67242449
49737373
73102
102
Matt
Matt
Matt
Matt
Jacques
Jacques
Matt
Jacques
Jacques
Jacques
114
114
114
1141141717
1717 17
3939
3939 395656
5656 56 8080
8080 80
Victor
Victor
Victor
Victor
Anilane
Victor
Anilane
Anilane
Anilane
Anilane
9898
9898 982222
2222 223333
3333 33 5555
5555 55 6060
6060 60
Robert
Robert
Robert
Robert
Hillier
Robert
Hillier
Hillier
Hillier
Hillier
26 26
26 4226
424242
68 68
78 78
78
78
Robert
Hillier 90 90 909090
90262642
42686868
6878
78
Brad
Brad
Brad
Brad
Priestlay
Priestlay
Brad
Priestlay
Priestlay
Priestlay
201
201
201
2012012323
2323 23
2929
2929 295252
5252 52109
109
109
109109
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Jordan
Smith
Jordan
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
165
165
18 18
181849
18 4918
494949
67 67
304304
304
304
Jordan
Smith 165165165
165
49676767
67304
304
Steve
Steve
Steve
Steve
Rawski
Steve
Rawski
Rawski
Rawski
Rawski
137
137
137
1371371313
1313 13
3939
3939 395252
5252 52146
146
146
146146
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Pierre-Marc
Guilibault
Guilibault
Guilibault
Guilibault
Guilibault
120120120
120
120
17 17
171749
17 4917
494949
66 66
64 64
64
64
Pierre-Marc
Guilibault
120
49666666
6664
64
Mitch
Mitch
Mitch
Mitch
Maunu
Mitch
Maunu
Maunu
Maunu
Maunu
187
187
187
187
187
15
15
15
15
15
36
36
36
36
36
51
51
51
51
51
218
218
218
218
218
Shandor
Shandor
Shandor
Shandor
Shandor
Alphonso
Alphonso
Alphonso
Alphonso
Alphonso
192192192
192
192
29 29
292935
29 3529
353535
64 64
269269
269
269 269
Shandor
Alphonso
192
35646464
64269
Trevor
Trevor
Trevor
Trevor
Gamache
Trevor
Gamache
Gamache
Gamache
Gamache
7777
7777 771919
1919 193030
3030 304949
4949 49114
114
114
114114
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Andrew
Wilkins
Andrew
Wilkins
Wilkins
Wilkins
Wilkins
120120120
120
120
23 23
232323
41 4123
414141
64 64
156156
156
156 156
Andrew
Wilkins
120
41646464
64156
Drew
Drew
Drew
Drew
Kivell
Drew
Kivell
Kivell
Kivell
Kivell
181
181
181
1811817 77 7 74141
4141 414848
4848 48297
297
297
297297
Mike
Mike
Mike
Quesnele
Mike
Quesnele
Mike
Quesnele
Quesnele
Quesnele
22 2276
222222
40 4022
40404062 62
181181
181
181 181
Mike
Quesnele 76 76 767676
40626262
62181
Austin
Austin
Austin
Austin
Wycisk
Austin
Wycisk
Wycisk
Wycisk
Wycisk
7878
7878 781616
1616 16
3131
3131 314747
4747 47 5858
5858 58
Andy
Andy
Andy
Hyvarinen
Andy
Hyvarinen
Andy
Hyvarinen
Hyvarinen
Hyvarinen
106106106
106
106
21 21
212135
21 3521
353535
56 56
121121
121
121
Andy
Hyvarinen
106
35565656
56121
121
Craig
Craig
Craig
Craig
Preistlay
Craig
Preistlay
Preistlay
Preistlay
Preistlay
105
105
105
1051051919
1919 19
2424
2424 244343
4343 43 8888
8888 88
Matt
Matt
Matt
Jacques
Matt
Jacques
Matt
Jacques
Jacques
Jacques
114
114
17 17
171739
17 3917
393939
56 56
80 80
80
80
Matt
Jacques 114114114
114
39565656
5680
80
Mike
Mike
Mike
Mike
Hammond
Mike
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
4242
4242 42 1616
1616 16
2626
2626 26 4242
4242 42 1212
1212 12
Victor
Victor
Victor
Anilane
Victor
Victor
Anilane
Anilane
Anilane
Anilane
22 2298
222222
33 3322
33333355 55
60
60
Victor
Anilane 98 98 989898
3355555560 60
5560
60
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Baird
Baird
Ryan
Baird
Baird
Baird
7777
7777 77 9 99 9 93232
3232 324141
4141 41 5050
5050 50
Brad
Brad
Priestlay
Brad
Brad
Priestlay
Brad
Priestlay
Priestlay
Priestlay
201
201
23 23
232329
23 2923
292929
52 52
109109
109
109
Brad
Priestlay 201201201
201
29525252
52109
109
Kalvin
Kalvin
Kalvin
Kalvin
Sagert
Kalvin
Sagert
Sagert
Sagert
Sagert
155
155
155
155155 8 88 8 83333
3333 33 4141
4141 41161
161
161
161161
Christian
Christian
Christian
Christian
Christian
Cote
Cote
Cote
Cote
Cote
3838
3838 381212
1212 12
2525
2525 253737
3737 37 5656
5656 56
Steve
Steve
Steve
Rawski
Steve
Rawski
Steve
Rawski
Rawski
Rawski
137
137
13 13
131339
13 3913
393939
52 52
146146
146
146
Steve
Rawski 137137137
137
39525252
52146
146
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Molenaar
Molenaar
Molenaar
Molenaar
Molenaar 112
112
112
1121121313
1313 13
2323
2323 233636
3636 36110
110
110
110110
Mitch
Mitch
Mitch
Maunu
Mitch
Mitch
Maunu
Maunu
Maunu
Maunu
187
187
15 15
151515
36 3615
363636
51 51
218218
218
218
Mitch
Maunu 187187187
187
36515151
51218
218
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Menard
Menard
Menard
Menard
Menard
78
78
78
78
78
13
13
13
13
13
19
19
19
19
19
32
32
32
32
32
138
138
138
138
138
Trevor
Trevor
Trevor
Trevor
Gamache
Trevor
Gamache
Gamache
Gamache
Gamache
77 77 777777
19 19
30 3019
303030
49 49
114114
114
114 114
Trevor
Gamache
77191919
30494949
49114
Mike
Mike
Mike
Mike
Self
Mike
Self
Self
Self
Self
151
151
151
151
151
6
6
6
6
6
26
26
26
26
26
32
32
32
32
32
287
287
287
287
287
Drew
Drew
Drew
Kivell
Drew
Kivell
Drew
Kivell
Kivell
Kivell
181
181
7 181
7 7 741
7 417414141
48 48
297297
297
297 297
Drew
Kivell 181181181
41484848
48297
Jeff
Jeff
Jeff
Adduono
Jeff
Adduono
Adduono
Jeff
Adduono
Adduono
5656
5656 56 9 99 9 92020
2020 202929
2929 29 4040
4040 40
Austin
Austin
Austin
Austin
Wycisk
Austin
Wycisk
Wycisk
Wycisk
Wycisk
16 16
16 3116
313131
47 47
58 58
Austin
Wycisk 78 78 787878
78161631
31474747
47585858 58
Shawn
Shawn
Shawn
Shawn
Perring
Shawn
Perring
Perring
Perring
Perring
8585
8585 85 8 88 8 82121
2121 212929
2929 29190
190
190
190190
Craig
Craig
Craig
Preistlay
Craig
Preistlay
Craig
Preistlay
Preistlay
Preistlay
105
105
19 19
191924
19 2419
242424
43 43
88 88
Craig
Preistlay 105105105
105
24434343
43888888 88
Devin
Devin
Devin
Devin
Welsh
Devin
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
141
141
141
1411411313
1313 13
1515
1515 15 2828
2828 28300
300
300
300300
Mike
Mike
Mike
Hammond
Mike
Hammond
Mike
Hammond
Hammond
Hammond
42 42 42424216 16
162616
26262642 42
Mike
Hammond
42161626
2642424212 12
42121212 12
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Magill
Magill
Ryan
Magill
Magill
Magill
70
70
70
70
70
9
9
9
9
9
19
19
19
19
19
28
28
28
28
28
32
32
32
32 32
Grant McCune
ALL-TIME STATISTICAL LEADERS
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Baird
Ryan
Baird
Ryan
Baird
Baird
BairdBaird
77 77 7777779 9779 932
9 329323232
41 41
50 50
Ryan
32414141
41505050 50
Kalvin
Kalvin
Kalvin
Sagert
Kalvin
Kalvin
Sagert
Sagert
Sagert
Sagert
155
1558 155
8 8 833
8 33 8
33333341 41
161161
161
161
161 161
Kalvin
Sagert 155155155
33414141
41
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending
Christian
Christian
Christian
Christian
Christian
Cote
Cote
Cote
Cote
CoteCote 38 38 383838
12 12
12 2512
252525
37 37
56 56
56
56
Christian
38121225
25373737
3756
56
Chris
Chris
Chris
Chris
Whitley
Whitley
Chris
Whitley
Whitley
Whitley
Richard
Richard
Richard
Richard
Molenaar
Richard
Molenaar
Molenaar
Molenaar
Molenaar
112112112
112
112
13 13
131323
13 2313
232323
36 36
110110
110
110 110
Richard
Molenaar
112
23363636
36110
Grant
McCune
Grant
Grant
Grant
Grant
McCune
McCune
McCune
McCune
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Brennan
Menard
Menard
Menard
Menard
Menard
78 78 787878
13 13
19 1913
191919
32 32
138138
138
138 138
Brennan
Menard
78131313
19323232
32138
Kyle
Moir
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Moir
Moir
Moir
Moir
Mike
Mike
Mike
Self
Mike
Self
Mike
Self
Self
Self Self
151151151
151
151
6 151
6 6 626
6 266262626
32 32
287287
287
287 287
Mike
26323232
32287
Alex
Dupuis
Alex
Alex
Alex
Alex
Dupuis
Dupuis
Dupuis
Dupuis
JeffJeff
Adduono
Jeff
Jeff
Adduono
Jeff
Adduono
Adduono
Adduono
9 209202020
29 29
40 40
40
40
Jeff Adduono 56 56 5656569 9569 920
20292929
2940
40
Cory
McEachran
Cory
Cory
Cory
Cory
McEachran
McEachran
McEachran
McEachran
Shawn
Shawn
Shawn
Shawn
Perring
Shawn
Perring
Perring
Perring
Perring
8 218212121
29 29
190190
190
190
Shawn
Perring 85 85 8585858 8858 821
21292929
29190
190
Jeff
Bosch
Jeff
Bosch
Jeff
Jeff
Jeff
Bosch
Bosch
Bosch
Devin
Devin
Devin
Welsh
Devin
Devin
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
141
141
13 13
131315
131513
15151528 28
300300
300
300
Devin
Welsh 141141141
141
15282828
28300
300
Matti
Korhonen
Matti
Korhonen
Matti
Matti
Matti
Korhonen
Korhonen
Korhonen
Ryan
Ryan
Ryan
Magill
Ryan
Magill
Ryan
Magill
Magill
Magill
70 70 7070709 9709 919
9 19 9
19191928 28
32
32
Ryan
Magill
1928282832 32
2832
32
Matt
Iorianni
Matt
Iorianni
Matt
Matt
Matt
Iorianni
Iorianni
Iorianni
GPGP
GP
GP GP
GAA
GAA
GAA
GAA
GAA
SOSO
SO
SO SO
SV%
SV%
SV%
SV%
SV%
155
155
155
155155
2.76
2.76
2.76
2.762.76
1111
1111
141
141
141
141141
3.22
3.22
3.22
3.223.22
6 66 6
8282
8282 82
2.74
2.74
2.74
2.742.74
6 66 6
7777
7777 772.94
2.94
2.94
2.942.94
2 22 2
5757
5757 57
2.78
2.78
2.78
2.782.78
0 00 0
1212
0 00 0
1212 123.54
3.54
3.54
3.543.54
6 66 6 63.64
0 00 0
3.64
3.64
3.643.64
6 66 6 65.45
0 00 0
5.45
5.45
5.455.45
11
0.915
0.915
0.915
0.915
0.915
60.886
0.886
0.886
0.886
0.886
60.906
0.906
0.906
0.906
0.906
20.914
0.914
0.914
0.914
0.914
00.874
0.874
0.874
0.874
0.874
00.886
0.886
0.886
0.886
0.886
00.886
0.886
0.886
0.886
0.886
00.820
0.820
0.820
0.820
0.820
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending
Goaltending GPGPGP
GP
GAA
GPGAA
GP
GAA
GAA
GAA
SOSO
GAA
SO
SO
SV%
SOSV%
SO
SV%
SV%
SV%SV%
Chris
Chris
Chris
Whitley
Chris
Whitley
Chris
Whitley
Whitley
Chris
Whitley
Whitley 155155155
155
155
2.76
2.76
155
2.76
2.76
2.76
11 11
2.76
11110.915
110.915
11
0.915
0.915
0.9150.915
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Masters of Science in Business Management.
Scherban played five seasons for the Thunderwolves,
from 2001 to 2006, and led the team to the playoffs each
season. He also helped lead the Wolves to a Queen’s Cup
championship and CIS silver medal in his final year.
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He was the winner of the Sullivan Trophy as the top
player in CIS hockey in 2004-05, and won the RBC OUA
Top Student Athlete Award in 2005-06. He was a CIS
First Team All Canadian, two-time CIS and OUA Most
Sportsmanlike player, a five-time OUA First Team All Star,
and OUA MVP. Scherban is also the Thunderwolves all-time
leading scorer.
Mike BUSNIUK ASSISTANT Coach
This is Mike Busniuk’s third season with the Wolves.
A Thunder Bay native, Busniuk was an assistant coach in
the American Hockey League for 15 years, the last 6 of
which were with the Binghampton Senators. He has also
previously been a Head Coach in both the Western Hockey
League and the United Hockey League.
JEREMY ADDUONO
After playing 3 seasons of NCAA hockey for the Denver
Pioneers, Busniuk was drafted by the Montreal Canadiens
in 1971. He went on to play 8 years in the AHL, and 2 more
seasons in the NHL with the Philadelphia Flyers where he
reached the Stanley Cup finals in 1980.
ASSISTANT Coach
Jeremy returns for his third season with the Wolves, and
will focus on the forwards and the power play units.
Adduono has extensive playing experience, starting with
the Jr. A Thunder Bay Flyers of the USHL. He then played
three years in the OHL with the Sudbury Wolves and one
year with the Canadian National Team. As a professional,
Jeremy played four seasons in the American Hockey League
and another seven years in Europe before returning to
Thunder Bay in 2010.
Colin Zulianello assistant Coach
This is Zulianello’s fifth season as the Wolves’ goalie
coach. The Thunder Bay native played for the Thunder Bay
Flyers Junior A team and Colorado College of the NCAA.
After graduating, he was signed as a free agent by the
NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes and then played four seasons of
Ron Rost
Colin enjoys getting out on the links for a little golf in the
summer, and plays guitar in his free time.
Head Trainer
Ron “Rooster” Rost returns for his 12th season
behind the bench as the Thunderwolves’ Trainer
and Equipment Manager.
professional hockey in both the American and East Coat
Hockey Leagues.
Ron works as Manager for Triad Exterior Contracting in
Thunder Bay. He is married to wife, Rita, and has two
sons, Aaron and Greg. Ron likes to golf, run, cycle, and
rollerblade in his free time.
Adam Kates
strength and conditioning coach
Adam Kates is entering his first season as Strength and
Conditioning Coach for Thunderwolves Hockey. A graduate
of Lakehead University, Kates is a former member of the
Canadian National Cross Country Ski Team and in 2006
won an Overall Canadian Championship. He has won
numerous medals at the Canadian Junior Championships
and has represented Canada on the international stage.
Since retiring from competition, Kates has coached many
junior athletes to medal performances both provincially
Larry Bone
With a passion for elite level sport, Kates looks to build
Thunderwolves Hockey into the fittest, fastest and
strongest team in the CIS.
Head Scout
Larry returns for his 10th season as Head Scout with a rich
hockey background. He is 39th on the Northeastern AllTime Scoring List and was inducted into the Northeastern’s
Sports Hall of Fame in 1993. He has been an assistant
coach for the Newmarket Royals of the OHL, Head Coach
and nationally, and has led Lakehead Nordic Skiing to
four consecutive OUA Championships. He also runs Kates
Training Systems, a comprehensive fitness and conditioning
initiative which provides consulting and training services to
elite athletes.
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of the Newmarket Flyers Tier II Junior Team, and Head
Coach of the All Ontario Midget AA Team.
Bone is married to wife, Sheila, and resides in Newmarket,
Ontario. He has two grown children and two grandchildren.
Jason mallon
caroline newton
executive director
volunteer supervisor
Jason Mallon is in his 8th season as the Wolves’
Executive Director. He is responsible for the
operations of all aspects of Thunderwolves
hockey including corporate sales and marketing,
budgeting, financials, as well as various
fundraising initiatives such as the booster dinner
and the Lakehead corporate hockey tournament.
Caroline is back for her 7th season as the
game night volunteer supervisor after
several years of running the merchandise
booth. She manages the volunteer staff
and helps ensure that game night operations
run smoothly.
john payetta
Dr Rick Almond
DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY Operations
AND MEDIA RELATIONS
team physician
John Payetta is in his 11th year as Manager
of Operations and Media Relations for the
Thunderwolves. He is responsible for game
night staffing and promotions, media releases,
merchandising, game scheduling, travel
arrangements, website updates, front office
administration, booster dinner, and hockey
school management.
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Dr. Rick Almond returns for his 12th season
as the Thunderwolves’ Team Physician.
Dr. Almond has been with the team since
its inception and has been the Lakehead
University Varsity Physician since 1995.
DAN PELLA
PAUL WEHRSTEDT
Associate business
development officer
Statistician
Dan Pella is in his 3rd season as the Wolves
Associate Business Development Officer.
He is responsible for corporate sales and
managing the video webcasting operation at
all Thunderwolves home games.
Paul Wehrstedt returns for his 9th season
as the Wolves’ Statistician. Paul updates the
live stats for the OUA website during home
games and the individual and team stats
after every game (home and away) for the
team’s website.
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843 Red River Road
768-1122
Hundreds of meal ideas.
One Aisle.
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LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLVES
AWARD WINNERS
CIS Award Winner
Joseph E. Sullivan Trophy
(CIS Most Valuable Player)
Joel Scherban 2004-05
Vince Friyia* 1978-79
CIS Most Sportsmanlike Player
CIS All Canadians - First Team
Chris Whitley 2007-08
Jordan C. Smith 2007-08
Jeff Richards 2003-04
Vince Friyia* 1977-78
CIS All Canadians - Second Team
2004-05
Jeff Richards Erik Lodge 2004-05
CIS All Rookie Team
Mitch Fillman 2011-12
Erik Lodge 2001-02
CIS National Championships
All Tournament Team
Chris Whitley
2005-06
RBC Academic All Canadian
Top 8 Award
2005-06
Joel Scherban CIS Academic All Canadians
Victor Anilane
2011-12
Jeff Bosch
2011-12
Mitch Fillman
2011-12
Trevor Gamache
2011-12
Keith Grondin
2011-12
Ryan Magill
2011-12
Mitch Maunu
2011-12
Luke Maw
2011-12
Devin Welsh
2011-12
Victor Anilane
2010-11
Kris Hogg
2010-11
Andy Hyvarinen
2010-11
Mike Thibert
2010-11
Devin Welsh
2010-11
Scott Dobben
2009-10
Pierre-Marc Guilbault2009-10
Andy Hyvarinen
2009-10
Mike Thibert
2009-10
Devin Welsh 2009-10
Andrew Brown
2008-09
Kyle Moir
2008-09
Dan Speer
2008-09
Andrew Brown 2007-08
Kyle Moir 2007-08
Dan Speer 2007-08
Matt Maisonneuve 2006-07
Mike Wehrstedt 2006-07
Hugo Lehoux 2005-06
Kris Callaway 2005-06
Murray Magill 2005-06
Hugo Lehoux 2004-05
Kris Callaway 2004-05
Jounni Kuokkanen 2004-05
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Dr. Randy Gregg Award
Andrew Brown 2008-09
OUA Award Winners
Bill L’Heureux Trophy (OUA MVP)
2004-05
Joel Scherban Jeff Richards
2003-04
OUA West Division MVP
OUA Queen’s Cup Championship
Game Jack Kennedy MVP Award
2005-06
Joel Scherban OUA West Rookie of the Year
Mark Soares
2006-07
OUA Most Sportsmanlike Player
2003-04
Joel Scherban
Joel Scherban
2002-03
OUA West DIvision
Most Sportsmanlike Player
Joel Scherban
2003-04
Joel Scherban
2002-03
OUA Regular Season
Scoring Champion
Dan Speer 2007-08
OUA West Division All-Stars
First Team
Mike Quesnele Matt Caria Chris Whitley Brock McPherson
Jordan C. Smith
Tobias Whelan
Joel Scherban
Jeff Richards
Erik Lodge
Joel Scherban
2011-12
2010-11
2007-08
2007-08
2007-08
2006-07
2005-06
2005-06
2005-06
2004-05
Andrew Brown
Jeff Richards
Erik Lodge
Mike Jacobsen
Jeff Richards
Joel Scherban
Joel Scherban
Joel Scherban
2004-05
2004-05
2003-04
2003-04
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
Second Team
Matt Caria
Mitch Fillman
Jordan Smith
Scott Dobben
Brock McPherson
Jordan Smith
Mark Soares
Matt Jacques
Grant McCune
2011-12
2011-12
2010-11
2009-10
2008-09
2008-09
2007-08
2006-07
2003-04
Jeff Richards2002-03
Chris Shaffer
2002-03
Erik Lodge
2001-02
OUA West Division
All Rookie Team
Mitch Fillman Mike Hammond Mike Quesnele Victor Anilane Kris Hogg
Mark Soares
Kris Callaway
Steve Rawski
Jeff Richards
Erik Lodge
Joel Scherban
2011-12
2011-12
2010-11
2009-10
2007-08
2006-07
2003-04
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2001-02
The Ugly Truth about Chew
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There are over 3,000 chemicals
found in spit tobacco
It isn’t smoked. It isn’t swallowed. It
just moves around in a brown juicy
cocktail of chemical sludge that gets
spit out every few seconds. Curious?
It’s smokeless tobacco, also known as
spit or chewing tobacco.
There are two types of smokeless
tobacco: snuff and chew. Snuff is a
fine grain tobacco that often comes
in tea bag-like pouches that users
“pinch” or “dip” between their lower
lip and gum. Chew is shredded or
twisted tobacco leaves that users put
between their cheek and gum. Both
of these tobacco products contain
nicotine, a substance known to be
even more addictive than cocaine
or heroin. One can or puck of snuff
or chew actually contains the same
amount of nicotine as 60 cigarettes!
So what’s the big deal? If you chew
and spit it out, it can’t be as bad as
inhaling tobacco smoke into your
lungs, right? Wrong. Smokeless does
not mean harmless.
The health risks of using chew or
snuff are just as frightening as those
associated with smoking cigarettes.
There are over 3,000 chemicals found
in spit tobacco and at least 28 are
proven to cause cancer. The list of
potential health risks linked to spit
tobacco is very long and starts with:
bad breath, yellow teeth, bleeding
gums, and even worse, cancer of
the throat, mouth and stomach.
Warning signs like sloughing skin,
white bumps or red spots on the
tongue, gums or cheeks, may present
themselves early, or there may be
very few visible symptoms at all. The
fact is, spit tobacco can cause deadly
illness in its users.
Sadly, young athletes start to use spit
tobacco under the false impression
that it is less harmful that using
cigarettes or that the “rush” they
get from nicotine can improve their
athletic performance. Some believe
that they don’t feel part of the team
unless they start dipping, too.
The best thing a chewer can do
for their health is to take steps
now to break the addiction:
Make a plan.
Get support from family, friends or
a health care provider.
Use nicotine replacement therapy
such as nicotine gum, patches
or lozenges. Ask a health care
provider or pharmacist about them
and how to properly use them.
Plan ahead and use substitutes
such as sugarless gum, mints, beef
jerky, sunflower seeds, shredded
coconut, raisins or dried fruit.
Get involved in healthier activities
and establish a new daily routine.
Parents should talk to their kids about
tobacco use and know the warning
signs to watch for.
Want more information? Thinking of quitting? Talk to a health care provider or call the Thunder Bay District Health Unit
at (807) 625-5928. Tobacco free counseling is available and can double the chances of quitting.
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