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Meet the Team	News
Stats	Recruiting Info.
Player Roster	Past Award Winners
Coach Profile	2001-02 In Review
2002-03 Schedule	Where Dinos Now Roar
Try Outs	Dinos Development Camp
Championships

 
Photo by Bernie Steenbergen, Frozen Motion Photography

RESULTS 2002-2003 SEASON

REGINA AT CALGARY

November 8 Alberta 3 Calgary 2
November 9 Alberta 4 Calgary 2

October 19 Calgary 3 Regina 2

October 18 Calgary 5 Regina 0
October 11, Calgary 4 Manitoba 1
October 12, Calgary 1 Manitoba 1
 

 

Hockey (M) Non Conference 
Calgary 5 SAIT 4 
Calgary 5 Mount Royal College 5 
 
 

2001-02 IN REVIEW
Record: 19-9-1

Scott Atkinson took over the reigns of the Dinos hockey team in August 2001 and guided the Dinos to a 16-11-1 in Conference regular season action which included three one goal losses to the University of Alberta Golden Bears. Calgary was ranked in the CIS Top Ten the entire season. The Dinos swept Lethbridge in the opening round of the Conference playoffs before dropping a hard-fought 3-2 decision to the Saskatchewan Huskies in the final game of their Conference semi-final depriving the Dinos a chance at going to the National Tournament.

Ken McKay was the team’s leading point getter with 40 points (20 goals and 20 assists) and was a first team Conference all-star and honorable mention CIS All-Canadian. Goaltender Scott Rideout and defenseman Mike Muzechka earned second team Conference all-star recognition.

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MEET THE TEAM

Men’s Hockey Coach: Scott Atkinson  satkinson@ucalgary.ca
Assistant Coaches: Jamie Pegg, Steve Martell, Scott Welsh and Dave Robertson,
Athletic Therapist: Bonnie Tolton 
Equipment Manager: Scott Butts
 

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COACH PROFILE

SCOTT ATKINSON has been named Head Coach effective immediately.

Atkinson replaces Tim Bothwell who resigned in late June 2001 to become
Assistant Coach of the Atlanta Thrashers of the National Hockey League.

Atkinson is no stranger to Calgary hockey people and sporting public in
Calgary having served as Head Coach of the Mount Royal College Cougars
of the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference for the past eight seasons
(1992-1995, 1998-2001) and served as the Cougars assistant coach for
eight previous seasons (1984-91).

During his tenure at Mount Royal he amassed a 73% winning percentage
(151-53-8) during the regular season and 60.5% winning percentage
(26-17) in post season play. His teams captured five ACAC titles and a
trio of Canadian College Athletic Association titles (1998, 1999, and
2001).

While at MRC his players’ graduation/transfer rate was 92%.

Atkinson also was Head Coach of the Calgary Radz Roller Hockey Team in
1994 winning the Northwest Division Championship.

A native Calgarian, Atkinson played college hockey at Northern Arizona
University in Flagstaff, Arizona graduating with a Bachelor of Science
in Physical Education and from the University of Montana in Missoula,
Montana with a Master of Science in Physical Education.

Atkinson has had a strong affinity to the Dinos program, having coached
44 players at Mount Royal College that eventually went on to play for
the Dinos.

In addition to being the hockey coach at Mount Royal, Atkinson was a
tenured instructor in the Department of Physical Education & Recreation
Studies and has completed eleven credit hours towards the Doctoral
Program in Education at the University of Montana.

“Scott has had an incredibly successful team at Mount Royal for a
number of years and the Dinos have benefited from his mentoring of some
of our best players. He is a players coach and I think it is only a
natural progression for him to come to the University of Calgary,”
states Wilson.“I am really committed to education and athletics. This is
a natural progression for me to develop as a coach. The University of
Calgary is an outstanding opportunity for me to be involved with
university athletics at the highest level in Canada,” states Atkinson.

Atkinson is married to wife, Janice, and they have one daughter, Kelsi
aged 11.

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PLAYER ROSTER
 

#	First Name	Last Name	Position	Height	Current Year	Hometown City	Prov	Team Last Played For
1	Aaron	Baker	GOALIE	6 ft 2 in	3	Eckville	AB	Saskatoon Blades
2	Michael	Muzechka	DEF	6 ft 3 in	4	Prince Albert	SK	Mount Royal College
3	Kristofer (Drew)	Kehler	DEF	6 ft 4 in	4	Red Deer	AB	Acadia University
4	Timothy	Lindberg	DEF	6 ft 1 in	4	Thunder Bay	ONT	Mount Royal College
5	Jeffrey	Yopyk	DEF	6 ft 1 in	4	St. Paul	AB	Chilliwack (BCJHL)
6	Travis	George	DEF	6 ft 3 in	2	Atikokan	ONT	Mount Royal College
7	Sheldon	Nedjelski	DEF	6 ft 1 in	4	Watrous	SK	Humboldt (SJHL)
9	Ken	McKay	FWD	6 ft	4	Westbank	BC	Mount Royal College
12	Jamie	Russell	FWD	5 ft 11 in	3	Westbank	BC	Mount Royal College
14	Ian	Constable	CENTRE	5 ft 8 in	4	Calgary	AB	Mount Royal College
16	Jordan	Walker	CENTRE	5 ft 11 in	3	Regina	SK	Acadia Univeristy
17	Ryan	Geremia	FWD	6 ft	4	Vauxhall	AB	Regina (WHL)
18	Philippe	Choiniere	FWD	6 ft	4	Dunham	QB	Hull Olympiques
19	Trevor	Segstro	FWD	6 ft 1 in	5	Calgary	AB	Bow Valley Eagles (AJHL)
20	Matthew	Jenkins	DEF	6 ft 2 in	1	Calgary	AB	Calgary Canucks Jr A
21	Mark	Grumetza	DEF	6 ft 4 in	3	Edson	AB	Mount Royal College
22	Craig	Strain	DEF	6 ft 1 in	3	St. Alber	AB	Ft. McMurray Oil Barons Jr. A
25	Jason	Boyd	FWD	6 ft 1 in	3	St. Albert	AB	Ft. McMurry Oil Barons
26	Bracken	Kearns	FWD	5 ft 11 in	2	Vancouver	BC	Grandview Steelers
27	Patrick (Lonny)	Tetley	FWD	6 ft 1 in	2	Calgary	AB	Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves
28	Josh	Woitas	FWD	6 ft 4 in	3	Calgary	AB	Brandon (WHL)
29	Sean	Robertson	CENTRE	6 ft	3	Kelowna	BC	Huntington Blizzard
31	Jean-Francois	Martel	GOALIE	5 ft 11 in	1	Warwick	QB	South Surrey Eagles
35	Tyler	Nilsson	GOALIE	6 ft 1 in	5	Victoria	BC	Quesnel Millionaires (BCJHL)
39	Chris	Sotiropoulos	DEF	6 ft 3 in	3	Calgary	AB	UBC Thunderbirds
41	Adam	Loncan	FWD	6 ft	3	Dawson Creek	BC	Mount Royal College
77	Phillip	Barski	CENTRE	6 ft 2 in	2	Toronto	ONT	Bowling Green Falcons
	Ryan	Van Roekel	GOALIE	6 ft 2 in	4	Westbank	BC	Mount Royal College

AARON BAKER   1
BIRTHDATE:  February 17, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’2”   WEIGHT:  185 lbs.  POSITION:  Goalie
PREVIOUS TEAM: Saskatoon Blades (WHL)   HOMETOWN: Eckville, AB.
FACULTY:  Communications & Culture (2)    YEAR ELIG: 3
After earning the Royal Bank Academic All-Canadians honours last year, Aaron Baker will be looking toward taking the vacant number one goaltending spot left by all-star Scott Rideout.  Aaron will be entering his third season with the Dinos. Prior to entering into the University of Calgary, Aaron played for the Saskatoon Blades under the respected WHL coach Brad McCrimmon.  Aaron also participated in Air Canada Cup in 1994-1995, (Red Deer Optimist Chiefs) where his team won the silver medal.  Aaron was a sixth round draft choice of the Hartford Whalers in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft.
    GP MP W-L-T GAA SV%
1995-96 Tri-City (WHL)  20 1082  3.38

1996-97 Tri-City (WHL)  34 1898 11-19-1 4.14 88.2

1997-98 Tri-City (WHL)  65 3424 15-42-4 4.82 86.9 

1998-99 Saskatoon (WHL) 15 718.00 1-9-2 4.83 87.5

2000-01 Dinos (CW)  8 489.19 5-2-1 2.45 91.5

2001-02 Dinos (CW)  3 167:32 1-2-0 3.58 .884

PHILLIP BARSKI   8
BIRTHDATE:  June 8, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’2”   WEIGHT: 190 lbs. POSITION: Centre
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Bowling Green Falcons  HOMETOWN:  Toronto, Ont.
FACULTY:  Law (2)     YEAR ELIG: 4
This will be Phillip’s first full season with the Dinos, he saw limited action last year due to an eligibility rule.  Prior to joining the Dinos Phillip played for Bowling Green University under Buddy Powers.  He was active in many athletics in high school, playing for both the hockey and basketball team at Thornlea High School.  His minor hockey coach, Ernie Tachichi, taught Phillip to always work hard and this is a lesson he plans to put to work this season.  Phillip has aspirations to play professional hockey and finish his law degree.
    GP G A PTS PIM
2001-02 Dinos (CW)   
JASON BOYD    25
BIRTHDATE:  February 16, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT: 200 lbs. POSITION: Left Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Ft. McMurry Oil Barons  HOMETOWN:  Grande Prairie, AB.
FACULTY:  Unclassified (2)    YEAR ELIG: 3
Jason is entering his third season with the Dinos.  Before joining the Dinos, Jason participated in many different provincial teams through the program of excellence.  Jason also played four seasons in the WHL   (Brandon, Lethbridge, and Medicine Hat) and a single season in the AJHL.   His team, the Ft. McMurray Barons won the Royal Bank Cup in the 1999-2000 season.  Jason is a smooth skater with great speed, his qualities should be put to good use this season as he should see more ice time.  Jason was a former second round selection in the 1994 WHL Bantam Draft (21st overall) by the Brandon Wheat Kings.
    GP G A PTS PIM
1996-97 Brandon (WHL)  38 5 5 10 38
1997-98 Leth/Med.Hat (WHL) 72 15 11 26 69
1998-99 Medicine Hat (WHL) 67 9 12 21 57
1999-00 Fort McMurray (AJHL) N/A
2000-01 Dinos (CW)  14 3 3 6 22
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  15 3 5 8 12

PHILIPPE CHOINIERE  24
BIRTHDATE:  May 27, 1980
HEIGHT: 6’    WEIGHT: 205 lbs.  POSITION:  Right Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM: Hull Olympiques    HOMETOWN: Dunham, QB.
FACULTY:  Social Science (2)     YEAR ELIG: 4
After an impressive inaugural season with the Dinos, Philippe should be ready for another action packed Canada West season.  With the grace of great speed and nice hands, Phillipe should be able to increase on his freshman point total of 20 points.  Philippe hopes to use his experience from playing for Team Canada both as an Under-17 player and with the National team that was based in Calgary.  In addition to playing for the National team, Philippe has won many athletic awards, including the Guy Lafleur Award for Best Student Athlete in Midget AAA and a bronze medal at the World’s Under-17 Hockey Tournament.
    GP G A PTS PIM
1997-98 Univ. of Vermont  33 7 6 13 26
1998-99 Univ. of Vermont  33 9 9 18 55
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  26 6 5 11 20

IAN CONSTABLE   14
BIRTHDATE:  April 23, 1978
HEIGHT:  5’8”   WEIGHT: 173 lbs. POSITION: Centre
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Mount Royal College   HOMETOWN:  Calgary, AB.
FACULTY:  Management (3)    YEAR ELIG: 4
In his sophomore season with the Dinos, Ian should be accustomed to CIS hockey after spending two years prior in ACAC play.  Although his offensive contributions were limited last year, Ian hopes to secure a number one centre position with the Dinos with drive and dedication.  One of Ian’s proudest accomplishments has been combining education with hockey and achieving early acceptance into the Management program at the U of C.  His plans after university are obtaining his CA and pursuing his education further. Prior to playing at MRC he played for the Calgary Canucks in the AJHL.
    GP G A PTS PIM
1999-00 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 20 7 7 14 10
2000-01 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 26 10 9 19 20
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  26 0 4 4 28

TRAVIS GEORGE   6
BIRTHDATE:  July 26, 1980
HEIGHT:  6’3”   WEIGHT: 190 lbs. POSITION: Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Mount Royal College (ACAC)  HOMETOWN: Atikokan, ON.
FACULTY:  Humanities (1)    YEAR ELIG:  2 
Travis will be among a group of former Mount Royal College Cougar graduates entering into their first season of Canada West play this year.   A defenseman that mirrors his style after New Jersey Devils workhorse Scott Stevens, Travis will be looking to apply a solid stay-at-home style of play.  Originally from Atikokan, Ontario he has traveled around the world visiting exotic locations such as Mexico and Australia.  Outside of hockey, he enjoys playing the guitar, fishing, and hunting.  Travis hopes to pursue a career in hockey after graduation.
    GP G A PTS PIM

2001-2002 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 24 6 5 11 45

 
RYAN GEREMIA   17
BIRTHDATE:  February 2, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’   WEIGHT: 203 lbs. POSITION: Left Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Regina Pats (WHL)   HOMETOWN:  Vauxhall, AB.
FACULTY:  Science (3)     YEAR ELIG: r
This will be Ryan’s fourth with the Dinos and he will be looked upon to be one of the leading veterans on a potentially young squad.  Ryan brings a wealth of hockey experience he has four years playing experience in the WHL, playing with both the Regina Pats and Calgary Hitmen during his WHL career.  He is a solid two-way forward with excellent skills at both ends of the ice.  His size makes him an intimidating power-forward and is a very sound player without the puck.  Ryan led all Canada West players with three shorthanded points, 2 goals and 1 assist.  Ryan hopes to pursue a career in medicine and is currently taking Biological Sciences courses. He is an outstanding student who was a Finalist for the Doc Seaman Award for Academic Excellence in the Western Hockey League for two seasons while playing with the Calgary Hitmen in 1997 and 1998.  Ryan was a member of the Hitmen when they were WHL Eastern Division Finalists in 1998.  
  GP G A PTS  PIM
1996-97 Calgary (WHL)  49 12 9 21 26
1997-98 Calgary (WHL)  67 11 12 23 37
1998-99 Calgary/Regina (WHL) 72 8 13 21 48
1999-00 Dinos (CW)  28 6 4 10 14
2000-01 Dinos (CW)  11 2 1 3 0
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  16 2 2 4 4
 
RON GRIMARD   15
BIRTHDATE:  June 9, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’   WEIGHT: 185 lbs. POSITION: Centre
PREVIOUS TEAM:  St. Albert Saints (AJHL)  HOMETOWN:  Kelowna, BC.
FACULTY:  Communications & Culture (2)   YEAR ELIG: 4
Ron has an impressive hockey resume entering into his fourth season with the Dinos.  He has been named to the Canada West All-Star Team in his first two seasons, and also named to the All Rookie Team.  Ron has an abundance of WHL experience playing three seasons in the WHL for Kelowna, Edmonton, and Spokane scoring 108 points in 201 regular season games. He participated in the 1998 Memorial Cup while with Spokane.  Ron is brings an offensive element to this year’s Dinos club and can also play defense if needed.  He is extremely good with the puck and he reads the ice extremely well.  Ron was the leading Dinos scorer during the 2001-2002 Canada West Playoffs with 10 points (3-7-10); seven of those points came during game two on February 23, 2002 against the Lethbridge Pronghorns.
    GP G A PTS PIM
1995-96 Kelowna (WHL)  63 7 23 30 48
1996-97 Edmonton (WHL) 71 19 35 54 41
1997-98 Spokane (WHL)  67 7 14 21 81
1998-99 St. Albert AJHL)  -- --- --- --- --
1999-00 Dinos (CW)  25 10 27 37 12 
2000-01 Dinos (CW)  21 17 16 33 16
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  26 10 23 33 49

MARK GRUMETZA   21
BIRTHDATE:  September 15, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’4”   WEIGHT: 195 lbs. POSITION: Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Mount Royal College (ACAC)  HOMETOWN:  Edson, AB.
FACULTY:  Communications and Culture (3)  YEAR ELIG: 3
Along with fellow teammate Travis George, Mark is a graduate of the Mount Royal College Hockey program.  Mark will be looking to use his size and his long reach to help out in the corners for the Dinos this season.  He is no stranger to competition playing in competitive volleyball from 1994-1996, as well as participating in the Alberta Summer Games in 1995.  One of Mark’s outside interests include teaching aspiring young hockey players the rules and techniques of hockey.  He recently attended a camp with Hockey Alberta this summer.  
    GP G A PTS PIM

2001-2002 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 17 4 1 5 36

MATTHEW JENKINS   20
BIRTHDATE:  May 5, 1982
HEIGHT:  6’2”   WEIGHT: 220 lbs. POSITION: Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Calgary Canucks (AJHL)   HOMETOWN:  Calgary, AB.
FACULTY:  Management (3)    YEAR ELIG: 1
Matthew is no stranger to hockey even though he began playing competitive hockey ten years ago.  His father John Jenkins was named a U of C All-Canadian in hockey in 1974 as well as Outstanding Male Athlete in the same year.  In addition, Matthew has spent the last three years playing in the AJHL and AMHL for such teams as the Calgary Canucks and Calgary Royals.  Matthew has a demanding schedule trying to balance elite hockey and maintaining a high academic standard.  He was an honour student in all three years at Sir Winston Churchill High School, as well he received the U of C Scholar’s Advantage Scholarship.
 
BRACKEN KEARNS   26
BIRTHDATE:  May 12, 1981
HEIGHT:  5’11”   WEIGHT: 180 lbs. POSITION: Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM:  Grandview Steelers   HOMETOWN:  Vancouver, BC.
FACULTY:  Social Sciences (2)    YEAR ELIG: 2
With a full season of Canada West Hockey experience, Bracken should be ready for an increased role on the 2002-2003 hockey squad.  A native of Vancouver, British Colombia, hockey, golf, badminton, and basketball are just a few of the sports Bracken participated in High School.  He was awarded the Spartan Award for excellence in academics and has placed in the top five in many provincial golf tournaments; Bracken has also played for Team Canada at the World Junior of Golf Tournament.  
    GP G A PTS PIM
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  17 0 4 4 0
 
DREW KEHLER   3
BIRTHDATE:  March 24, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’4”   WEIGHT: 205 lbs. POSITION: Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: Acadia University    HOMETOWN: Red Deer, AB.
FACULTY:  Communications & Culture (3)   YEAR ELIG: 4
Drew joined the U of C Dinos during the second half of their Canada West season last year after playing two seasons for Acadia University. He brings a passion and focus to the Dinos, Kehler realizes that his mind is the most important possession.  His size was a constant and intimidating presence during the seasons and his grit and determination will be a welcomed again this year.  After graduation, Kehler hopes continue playing hockey overseas or compete professionally in triathlons and adventure races. Before attending Acadia, Drew played three seasons in the WHL with Regina, Red Deer, and Kamloops establishing the reputation as defensive defenseman who is not afraid of the physical play.
    GP G A PTS PIM
1996-97 Kamloops (WHL) 48 3 5 8 108
1997-98 Kamloops/Regina (WHL) 63 0 5 5 115
1998-99 Regina/Red Deer (WHL) 74 1 14 15 216
1999-00 Acadia Univ. (AUS) 7 0 0 0 4
2000-01 Acadia Univ. (AUS) 10 0 1 1 21
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  13 1 2 3 40

TIMOTHY LINDBERG   4
BIRTHDATE:  April 30, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  194 lbs.  POSITION:  Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: Mount Royal College (ACAC)   HOMETOWN: Thunder Bay, ON.
FACULTY: Kinesiology (3)     YEAR ELIG: 4
Timothy is entering into his freshman season with the U of C Dinos, however, he has experience in collegiate play both American and Canadian.  Prior to playing a season with the Mount Royal College Cougars, Timothy played two full seasons with Northern Michigan University Wildcats in the CCHA.  He was fortunate to play on a full scholarship for his two years with the Wildcats.  After graduation Timothy would like to pursue a semi-pro hockey career in North America or Europe.  His ultimate goal would be to become a teacher and instruct elementary or junior high school students.
    GP G A PTS PIM
2001-2002 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 26 5 15 20 76
 

ADAM LONCAN   24
BIRTHDATE:  June 11, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’0”   WEIGHT:  196 lbs.  POSITION:  Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM: Mount Royal College (ACAC)   HOMETOWN:Dawson Creek, BC.
FACULTY: Communication and Culture (3)    YEAR ELIG: 3
Although Adam is entering his first year with the U of C Dinos, he is not coming into unfamiliar territory.  Adam played for former Mount Royal College-current University of Calgary coach Scott Atkinson while he was still the coach for the Cougars in 2000-2001.  He cites Scott Atkinson as the coach that has had the most impact on his hockey career so far.  Adam believes a hard work ethic and the pursuit of improvement is key to reaching the next level in any quest.  Adam placed this belief into action when he and his Mount Royal College teammates won the CCAA, which was his first national championship he has ever won.  

JEAN-FRANCOIS MARTEL  31
BIRTHDATE:  January 5, 1981
HEIGHT:  5’11”   WEIGHT:  160 lbs.  POSITION:  Goalie
PREVIOUS TEAM: South Surrey Eagles    HOMETOWN: Sherbrooke, QUE.
FACULTY: Social Science (2)     YEAR ELIG: 1
There is nothing that Jean-Francois considers his prized possession more than his hockey gear and his passion for hockey.  The U of C Dinos hope that Jean-Francois will bring this enthusiasm for hockey to the ice in his first season with the club.  A native from Sherbrooke, Quebec, Jean-Francois has spent considerable time with the Warwick Kingsey of the Quebec Junior A League.  While in this league, he received League MVP Runner-Up, League First All-Star Team, Team MVP Players, and League Player of the Week.  Jean-Francois models his play after the Ottawa Senators goaltender Patrick Lalime.
 
KEN McKAY    9
BIRTHDATE:  February 21, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’   WEIGHT:  177 lbs.  POSITION:  Right Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM: Mount Royal College (ACAC)   HOMETOWN: Westbank, BC.
FACULTY: Communications & Culture (2)    YEAR ELIG: 4
A force in the offensive zone, Ken was the leading Dinos scorer during the 2001-2002 season with 40 points (20-20-40).  He was ranked third among all Canada West scorers, Ken was also honoured with a spot on the Canada West All-Star First Team.  One of Ken’s major influences is Don Hay (former Calgary Flames coach) who taught him about being part of a respectable team. Ken played in the 1999 WHL All-star game.  He is currently in his third year of school and hopes find a successful occupation after graduation. Ken has excellent offensive skills and the ability to put the puck into the net. He will be counted to supply offense. McKay spent four seasons playing in the WHL before attending Mount Royal College for one season. A complete player, he is used not only on five on five situations but also on specialty teams. 
    GP G A PTS PIM
1995-96 Red Deer (WHL)  59 4 1 5 12
1996-97 Red Deer/Tri-City (WHL) 61 15 11 26 27
1998-99 Tri-City (WHL)  65 27 30 57 35
1998-99 Tri-City (WHL)  64 37 45 82 46 
1999-00 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 10 6 3 9 12
2000-01 Dinos (CW)  18 12 12 24 26
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  28 20 20 40 32
 
TYLER MURRAY   11
BIRTHDATE:  April 29,1979
HEIGHT:  5’11”   WEIGHT:  196 lbs.  POSITION:  Left Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM: Swift Current Broncos (WHL)   HOMETOWN: Calgary, AB.
FACULTY:  Management (3)     YEAR ELIG: 3
A solid presence in the offensive zone, Tyler is returning for his third season with the Dinos.  Tyler faced a minor setback during the 2001-2002 with a concussion at the beginning of the season.  Previous to joining the Dinos, Tyler played in the WHL for four years.  He played for Portland and Swift Current.  During his WHL career he accumulated 63 points in 198 games with 150 penalty minutes.  Tyler is among a long list of relatives that have played for the Dinos in many sports. His brother, Trevor, also played for the Dinos hockey team and his cousin Juliamai Giffen played for the U of C’s women’s soccer team.  A very aggressive and gritty player, he will be counted to give the team solid player in the corners and where there is traffic.
   GP G A PTS PIM 
1996-97 Portland (WHL) 46 2 3 5 41
1997-98 Port/SC (WHL) 41 9 12 21 35
1998-99 S.Current (WHL) 71 20 17 37 54
1999-00 Did not play due to injuries.
2000-01 Dinos (CW) 22 6 4 10 40
2001-02 Dinos (CW) 13 4 7 11 8
 
MICHAEL MUZECHKA  2
BIRTHDATE:  February 1, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’3”   WEIGHT:  223 lbs.  POSITION:  Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: Mount Royal College (ACAC)   HOMETOWN: Prince Albert, AB.
FACULTY:  Social Sciences (2)     YEAR ELIG: 4
A tough and in-your-face player, Micheal was ranked fifth in the Canada West for penalty minutes with 92.  Michael is solid on the blue line with strength and size and in his third season with the club he should be more comfortable in a veteran role.  Mike was also credited with a spot on the Second Team Canada West All-Stars.  He brings a wealth of WHL experience, which includes a Memorial Cup ring that was won with the Portland Winterhawks.  One of Michael’s major influences was his WHL coach Brent Peterson, who stuck by Michael and gave him a chance to win the Memorial Cup in 1998. He finished WHL career playing one season for former Calgary Flames’ Head Coach Don Hay with Tri-City Americans. After graduation, Michael hopes to join the City of Calgary Police Service. He selected in the 9th round of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft by the New York Islanders.
   GP G A PTS PIM 
1995-96 Calgary (WHL) 69 1 8 9 91
1996-97 Portland (WHL) 69 1 8 9 74
1997-98 Portland (WHL) 72 2 10 12 134 
1998-99 Tri-City (WHL) 70 2 9 11 130
1999-00 Mt. Royal (ACAC)24 3 16 19 90
2000-01 Dinos (CW) 26 2 4 6 70
2001-02 Dinos (CW) 28 1 8 9 92
 
SHELDON NEDJELSKI  7
BIRTHDATE:  December 15, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  205 lbs.  POSITION:  Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: Humbodt Broncos (SJHL)   HOMETOWN: Saskatoon, SK.
FACULTY:  Management (3)     YEAR ELIG: 4
Sheldon was the top Dinos Defenseman scorer with 16 points (3-13-16) during the 2001-2002 season and he was ranked 8th amongst all Canada West Defensemen.  A staple on the penalty kill and the power play 
Sheldon is a well-rounded player that plays Defense first, but realizes when to capitalize on his offensive opportunities.  Prior to playing with the Dinos, Sheldon spent two seasons playing for Swift Current and Saskatoon under former NHL player Brad McCrimmon.  Sheldon also played in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League for the Humboldt Broncos.  He hopes to pursue a career in hockey post graduation overseas or down south, than finding an occupation in his degree field. 
   GP G A PTS PIM
1999-00 Dinos (CW) 24 5 7 12 45

2000-01 Dinos (CW) 28 1 12 13 24

2001-02 Dinos (CW) 26 3 13 16 12
 

TYLER NILSSON   35
BIRTHDATE:  May 8, 1977
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  175 lbs.  POSITION:  Goalie
PREVIOUS TEAM: Quesnel Millionaires (BCJHL)   HOMETOWN: Victoria, BC.
FACULTY:  Social Sciences (3)     YEAR ELIG: 5
Although he was mostly a back during last season, Tyler will be dueling against teammate Aaron Baker for top spot in goaltending this season.  He is in his last season of eligibility with the Dinos and would like to make his mark with the team before exiting this year.  Prior to playing with the Dinos, Tyler spend two year in the BCJHL with the Quesnel Millionaires where he was named a 2nd team all-star in the 1998-1999 season.  He played in both the Dinos games at the 2000 University Cup National Tournament in Saskatoon when starter Scott Rideout was unable to play due to an ankle injury. While in High School he participated in volleyball, basketball, and won a provincial championship in baseball.
   GP MP GAA W-L-T SV%
1998-99 Dinos (CW) 8 378.28 3.80 3-5-0 86.7
1999-00 Dinos (CW) 13 761.58 2.76 7-4-1 89.9
2000-01 Dinos (CW) 8 439.20 3.41 5-2-0 88.1
2001-02 Dinos (CW) - - - - - 

SEAN ROBERTSON   29
BIRTHDATE:  April 1, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’   WEIGHT:  195 lbs.  POSITION:  Centre
PREVIOUS TEAM: Huntington Blizzard    HOMETOWN: Kelowna, BC.
FACULTY:  Communications & Culture (2)    YEAR ELIG: 4
Sean saw a lot more action in the 2001-2002 Canada West season as captain of the Dinos.  With the increased ice-time, Sean was ranked third among Canada West players in power play assists with 10.  He has won many athletic awards at the U of C, including Rookie of the Month for November of 2000-2001 season and M.V.P from the Calgary Flames Foundation.  Prior to these awards, Sean played for Team B.C. at the Canada Winter Games in Grande Prairie in Men’s Hockey in 1995.  He hopes to pursue a career in hockey after graduation. Sean spent five seasons in the Western Hockey League with three teams playing 317 games with Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, and Lethbridge. He spent one season playing in the East Coast Hockey League before returning to concentrate on his studies. 
    GP G A PTS PIM
1994-95 Prince Albert (WHL) 50 9 12 21 19
1995-96 P.A/Moose Jaw (WHL) 63 5 18 23 61 
1996-97 Moose Jaw (WHL) 72 14 37 51 62
1997-98 M.J./Lethbridge (WHL) 67 13 23 36 71
1998-99 Lethbridge (WHL) 67 20 24 44 12
1999-00 Huntington (ECHL) 29 5 9 14 11 
2000-01 Dinos (CW)  25 6 25 31 82
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  24 8 14 22 38
JAMIE RUSSELL   12
BIRTHDATE:  November 28, 1979
HEIGHT:  5’11”   WEIGHT:  170 lbs.  POSITION:  Left/Right Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM: Mount Royal College (ACAC)   HOMETOWN: Westbank, BC.
FACULTY:  Unclassified (1)     YEAR ELIG: 2
Jamie saw a good amount of ice time in his freshman year with the Dinos last year playing in 18 games.  He will be looking to use his two years of Collegiate and University experience this season to gain more ice-time and contribute more offensively to the Dinos.  In High School he received many academic awards including being on the honour roll and being named to the Work Effort List of Distinction.  One of Jamie’s proudest accomplishments was winning nationals with Mount Royal College in the 2000-2001 season while playing for Coach Atkinson.  
    GP G A PTS  PIM
2000-01 Mt. Royal (ACAC) 28 10 9 19 28
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  18 0 3 3 12

TREVOR SEGSTRO   19
BIRTHDATE:  September 11, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  200 lbs.  POSITION:  Right Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM: Bow Valley Eagles (AJHL)   HOMETOWN: Calgary, AB.
FACULTY:  Management (3)     YEAR ELIG: 4
Acting as an assistant captain last season, Trevor was second in scoring for the Dinos with 34 points (20-14-34). This will be Trevor’s last season with the Dinos and with a taste of potentially making the Nationals last year, he should be geared for another great season.  He had an impressive freshman season with the Dinos, which included being named to the Canada West all-freshman team in 1998-1999.  In addition to this award, Trevor won a Royal Bank Academic All-Canadian Award at the U of C in 2000-2001.  Trevor is a quiet offensive threat leading all Canada West players in shorthanded goals with 2 and ranking third overall in game-winning goals with four. He is a product of the North East Athletic Association.
   GP G A PTS PIM
1998-99 Dinos (CW) 28 10 16 26 38
1999-00 Dinos (CW) 27 8 19 27 14
2000-01 Dinos (CW) 25 9 10 19 29
2001-02 Dinos (CW) 28 20 14 34 32

CHRIS SOTIROPOULOS   39
BIRTHDATE:  December 6, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’3”   WEIGHT:  230 lbs.  POSITION:  Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: UBC Thunderbirds (CIS)   HOMETOWN: Calgary, AB.
FACULTY:  Communication and Culture (3)   YEAR ELIG. 3
A former competitor with the UBC Thunderbirds, Chris is now part of the U of C Dinos in his freshman year with the club.  With a height of six feet and three inches and a weight of 230 pounds, Chris will definitely provide the defensive corp. with size and strength.  In addition to his size and strength, Chris will bring the mentality of “always doing everything the best you can.”  He learned this lesson from former coaches Kevin Kobelka, Don Nachbaur, and Al Tuer.  Chris is also no stranger to adversity, one of his biggest challenges was coming back from back surgery in 1998.
 
CRAIG STRAIN   22
BIRTHDATE:  September 1, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  190 lbs.  POSITION:  Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: Ft. McMurray Oil Barons (AJHL)  HOMETOWN: St. Albert, AB.
FACULTY:  Kinesiology (2)     YEAR ELIG. 3
Craig saw limited play last year, however, with the loss of Defenseman Dallas Fallscheer he should see more action in the 2002-2003 season.  Craig enters his sophomore season with the Dinos after playing many seasons in the WHL and AJHL.  Prior to playing with Dinos he split time in the WHL with Edmonton, Lethbridge, and Moose Jaw in 1996-1999.  Craig has won a Junior A National Championship in 1999-00 (Royal Bank Cup) while playing for the Ft. McMurray Oil Barons, in that same season he was named to the First Team All-star roster in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. After finishing his Kinesiology degree Craig plans to play professional European hockey and then enter the sports industry. 
    GP G A PTS  PIM
1996-97 Edmonton (WHL) 61 4 9 13 94
1997-98 Leth./Moose Jaw (WHL) 66 2 4 6 99
1998-99 Moose Jaw (WHL) 50 2 6 8 88
1999-00 Ft. McMurray (AJHL)
2000-01 Dinos (CW)  14 0 0 0 0
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  10 0 3 3 12

LONNY TETLEY   27
BIRTHDATE:  July 13, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  185 lbs.  POSITION:  Forward
PREVIOUS TEAM: Crowsnest Pass Timberwolves (AJHL)  HOMETOWN: Crossfield, AB.
FACULTY:  Unclassified (1)     YEAR ELIG. 2
Lonny used his speed and grittiness to gain a regular spot on the team last season.  He had a great freshman season scoring 18 points (10-8-18) overall and was awarded the Royal Bank Academic All-Canadians with teammate Aaron Baker.  Prior to joining the Dinos he had a successful High School athletic career that includes being on the Badminton and Track and Field team, where he was voted MVP four times.  While maintaining a busy athletic schedule, Patrick was able to stay on the honour roll throughout his three years.  His father spent some time playing briefly for the Calgary Stampeders.  After graduation Lonny would like to open his own business in the area of sports marketing.
    GP G A PTS  PIM
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  28 10 8 18 18
 
 
JORDAN WALKER   16
BIRTHDATE:  February 2, 1979
HEIGHT:  5’11”   WEIGHT:  170 lbs.  POSITION:  Centre
PREVIOUS TEAM: Acadia University (CIS)   HOMETOWN: Regina, SK.
FACULTY:  Communications & Culture (2)    YEAR ELIG. 4
A speed forward, Jordan uses quick strides to beat out opponents to the puck and to the net.
Jordan is one of the Dinos smaller forwards, but he is more than happy to prove that he deserves to be on this team despite his stature.  He comes into his second season with the Dinos, however, he came in only during the second half of the season as he transferred over from Acadia University with teammate Drew Kehler. Jordan comes from a hockey family, his father, Milt, and his Uncle, Bruce Walker, played hockey for the Nipawin Hawks (SJHL).  He brother Brett played for the Saskatoon Rage and Kindersley Klippers (SJHL). Prior to attending Acadia University, Jordan spent five years playing 334 games in the WHL with four teams. Jordan made the jump to the WHL directly from Bantam hockey.
    GP G A PTS PIM
1995-96 Kelowna (WHL)  51 4 6 10 4
1996-97 Kelowna (WHL)  71 21 28 49 33
1997-98 Prince George (WHL) 71 22 35 57 22
1998-99 Pr.George./R.D. (WHL) 70 16 37 53 32
1999-00 Red Deer/Kamloops (WHL)71 17 44 61 36
2000-01 Acadia Univ. (AUS) 18 1 5 6 12
2001-02 Dinos (CW)  11 1 6 7 6
 
JOSH WOITAS    28
BIRTHDATE:  June 1, 1979
HEIGHT:  6’4”   WEIGHT: 230 lbs.  POSITION:  Left Wing
PREVIOUS TEAM: Brandon Wheat Kings (WHL)   HOMETOWN: Calgary, AB.
FACULTY:  Management (3)     YEAR ELIG: 3
A player of brute strength and force, Josh is entering into his third season with the University of Calgary Dinos.  His size proved helpful to the Dinos during a long season and a hard playoff run.  Prior to coming to the U of C, he spent some time playing for the Brandon Wheat Kings of the WHL. While with Brandon he played with current Dinos defenseman Jason Boyd.  Josh is an excellent student he was on the honour roll three consecutive years at Bishop Carroll High School.  He is currently enrolled in the Management program, where his concentration is in Finance.  
   GP G A PTS PIM
1996-97 Brandon (WHL) 61 2 2 4 97
1997-98 Brandon (WHL)
1999-00 Dinos (CW) 10 1 3 4 2
2001-02 Dinos (CW) 28 3 1 4 59

JEFFREY YOPYK   5
BIRTHDATE:  August 10, 1978
HEIGHT:  6’1”   WEIGHT:  205 lbs.  POSITION:  Defense
PREVIOUS TEAM: Chilliwack (BCJHL)    HOMETOWN: St. Paul, AB.
FACULTY:  Communications & Culture (3)    YEAR ELIG. 4
Jeffery thinks defense first when playing hockey, even though he was originally placed as a forward.
Jeffrey credits his coaches Dean Snyl and Ted Graling for changing his position from forward to defense.  A fundamental element of the defensive corps, Jeffery saw action in all 28-conference games.  He is entering his fourth season with the Dinos and will be among several veterans returning from last year.  Jeffrey’s most prized possessions are the two gold medals he won during provincials in minor hockey.  His other brother, Darren, currently plays for Princeton University men’s hockey team.   
   GP G A PTS PIM
1999-00 Dinos (CW) 15 1 0 1 24

2000-01 Dinos (CW) 25 0 3 3 28

2001-02 Dinos (CW) 28 0 3 3 26
 
 
 

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NEWS

UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY ANNOUNCES MEN’S ICE HOCKEY COACH:

The University of Calgary did not have to go very far to find the fifth
hockey coach since the Dinos started in Canada West competition in
1964-65. Athletic Director Don Wilson, today announced that 48-year-old
SCOTT ATKINSON has been named Head Coach effective immediately.

Atkinson replaces Tim Bothwell who resigned in late June 2001 to become
Assistant Coach of the Atlanta Thrashers of the National Hockey League.

Atkinson is no stranger to Calgary hockey people and sporting public in
Calgary having served as Head Coach of the Mount Royal College Cougars
of the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference for the past eight seasons
(1992-1995, 1998-2001) and served as the Cougars assistant coach for
eight previous seasons (1984-91).

During his tenure at Mount Royal he amassed a 73% winning percentage
(151-53-8) during the regular season and 60.5% winning percentage
(26-17) in post season play. His teams captured five ACAC titles and a
trio of Canadian College Athletic Association titles (1998, 1999, and
2001).

While at MRC his players’ graduation/transfer rate was 92%.

Atkinson also was Head Coach of the Calgary Radz Roller Hockey Team in
1994 winning the Northwest Division Championship.

A native Calgarian, Atkinson played college hockey at Northern Arizona
University in Flagstaff, Arizona graduating with a Bachelor of Science
in Physical Education and from the University of Montana in Missoula,
Montana with a Master of Science in Physical Education.

Atkinson has had a strong affinity to the Dinos program, having coached
44 players at Mount Royal College that eventually went on to play for
the Dinos.

In addition to being the hockey coach at Mount Royal, Atkinson was a
tenured instructor in the Department of Physical Education & Recreation
Studies and has completed eleven credit hours towards the Doctoral
Program in Education at the University of Montana.

“Scott has had an incredibly successful team at Mount Royal for a
number of years and the Dinos have benefited from his mentoring of some
of our best players. He is a players coach and I think it is only a
natural progression for him to come to the University of Calgary,”
states Wilson.  “I am really committed to education and athletics. This is
a natural progression for me to develop as a coach. The University of
Calgary is an outstanding opportunity for me to be involved with
university athletics at the highest level in Canada,” states Atkinson.

Atkinson is married to wife, Janice, and they have one daughter, Kelsi
aged 11.
 

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TRY OUTS

TRAINING CAMP Starts on Monday, September 9, 2002 at 3:00pm - 5:00pm Olympic Oval                                  Note: medical exam plus Doctor's note stating: "Fit to play hockey"
For more information, please contact Head Coach Scott Atkinson, 220-3401, office KN B263
Tryout Players require a recent physical from a doctor and your hockey equipment must include a mouthguard and half visor. 

Click here to fill out the on-line medical forms. Please fill out all forms and print off final copy
 
 

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STATS

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CHAMPIONSHIPS
 
 

The Dinos have captured 8 Canada West Championships. 

1973-74 
1975-76 
1979-80 
1985-86 
1987-88 
1989-90 
1994-95 
1995-96

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PAST AWARD WINNERS

CIS All-Canadians
John Jenkins Defense 1974
Craig Stewart Defense 1976
Doug Murray Forward 1978
Rick Williams Defense 1980
Jerry Farwell Goal 1981
Ron Fischer Defense 1981
Shane Pearsall Defense 1981
Paul Geddes Forward 1987
Doug Quinn Defense 1989, 1990, 1991
Mark Fioretti Forward 1990
Wayne Hynes Forward 1991
Jaret Burgoyne Goal 1993
Jamie Pegg Defense 1995
Evan Marble Defense 1996, 1997
Todd Johnson Forward 1997
Jason Krywulak Forward 1997, 1998
Eric Schneider Forward 1999

CIS All-Freshman Team
Drew Schoneck Defense 1995
Eric Schneider Forward 1999

Sullivan Trophy as CIS Most Outstanding Player
Wayne Hynes Forward 1991

Most Sportsmanlike Player Combined With Ability
Paul Geddes Forward 1997

CIS Hockey Freshman of the Year
Eric Schneider Forward 1999

Father George Kehoe Award CIS Coach of the Year
1974 George Kingston
1981 George Kingston
1997 Tim Bothwell

Canada West University Athletic Assoc. Awards
Most Outstanding Player
1981 Jerry Farwell
1987 Paul Geddes
1991 Wayne Hynes
1995 Jamie Pegg
1997 Todd Johnson
Most Outstanding Defenseman -- Red Dutton Trophy:
1980 Rick Williams
1981 Ron Fischer
1982 Steve Blyth
1983 Shane Pearsall
1989 Doug Quinn
1990 Doug Quinn
1991 Doug Quinn
1995 Jamie Pegg
1996 Evan Marble
1997 Evan Marble

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Most Sportsmanlike Player Combined With Ability
1986 Paul Geddes
1987 Paul Geddes

Freshman of the Year 
1984 Ken Vinge
1985 Terry Jones
1988 Terry Houlder
1990 Wayne Hynes
1991 Eric Schneider

Coach of the Year
1981 George Kingston
1986 George Kingston
1997 Tim Bothwell

Scoring Champions
1979 Robin Laycock
1987 Paul Geddes
1991 Wayne Hynes
1998 Jason Krywulak

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Past Canada West All-Stars (1990-present)
1990 Doug Quinn (1st team) D, Mark Fioretti (1st team) F
1991 Doug Quinn (1st team) D, Wayne Hynes (1st team) F, Matt Kabayama (2nd team) F
1993 Jaret Burgoyne (1st team) G, Tracey Katelnikoff (2nd team) F
1994 Jamie Pegg (1st team) D, Tracey Katelnikoff (2nd team) F
1995 Jaret Burgoyne (1st team) G, Jamie Pegg (1st team) D, Vince Boe (1st team) D, Greg Suchan (2nd team) F, Tracey Katelnikoff (2nd team) F
1996 Evan Marble (1st team) D, Todd Johnson (2nd team) F, Jason Krywulak (2nd team) F
1997 Evan Marble (1st team) D, Drew Schoneck (1st team) D, Todd Johnson (1st team) F, Jason Krywulak (1st team) F, Mark Dawkins (2nd team) G
1998 Jason Krywulak (1st team) F, Shane Zulyniak (2nd team) D, Todd Johnson (2nd team) F, 1999 Eric Schneider (1st team) F, Shane Zulyniak (2nd team) D
2000 Ron Grimard (2nd Team) F

Freshman All-Star Team Members
1995 Drew Schoneck D
1996 Shane Zulyniak D, Scott Townsend F
1997 Mike Piersol D
1998 Scott Rideout G
1999 Eric Schneider F, Trevor Segstro Forward
2000 Ron Grimard F

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WHERE THE DINOS NOW ROAR
Here is a list of some of the former Dinos who have continued to excel in hockey after playing for the University of Calgary.
 

Name	Place	Team	League	Other Teams
Mike Ruark	Winnipeg, Manitoba	Manitoba Moose	IHL	Phoenix Roadrunners, HL
Wayne Hynes	Germany	---	DEL German Elite	---
Jarrett Bousquet	Bad Aibling, Germany	Dragodiles	Germany  1st Division	Pardabice,  Czech Republic
Shane Zulyniak	Germany	---	Germany 1st Division	---
Jason Krywulak	Germany	---	Germany 1st Division	---
Todd Johnson	Italy	---	---	Germany
Evan Marble	Austria	---	---	Canadian National Team, DEL
Vince Boe	Scotland	---	British Super League	---
Greg Olsen	El Paso, Texas	El Paso Buzzards	WPHL	---
Tracy Katelnikoff	Lake Charles, Louisiana	Lake Charles  Ice Pirates	WPHL	4 years in Germany
Ryan Esselmont	Amarillo, Texas	Amarillo Rattlers	WPHL	Memphis, CHL Corpus Christi, WPHL
Don Clipperton	Macon, Georgia	Macon Whoppee	CHL Central	---
Eric Schneider	Knoxville, Tennesee	Knoxville Speed	UHL	---
Mike Piersol	Jackson Mississippi	Jackson Bandits	ECHL	Greensboro Generals, Augusta Lynx ECHL
Brandon Bagnell	Wheeling, West Virginia	Wheeling Nailers	ECHL	---
Jamie Pegg	Huntington, West Virginia	Huntington Blizzard	ECHL	Scotland,Norway, Central Texas -WPHL
Drew Schoeneck	Kelowna, B.C.	Kelowna Rockets Assistant Coach	WHL	Canadian National Team

PLUS MANY OTHERS OVER THE YEARS! Like former asst. coach Terry Johnson who graduated from the Dinos ranks to the NHL (FLAMES, LEAFS, NORDIQUES, BLUES, ETC.)  Longtime team Equipment Manager, Robin MacDonald, after 10 years with the Dinos Hockey team has now moved across the street to work with the Canadian Men's National Team

Visit the Western Hockey League's website WHL.ca for more important Hockey information.

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