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Tri City Americans

Year of foundation: 1966
Colours: Navy blue, red, silver, white
Club status: active
Address: Toyota Center
c/o Tri-City Americans
7000 W. Grandridge Blvd.
Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: +1 (509) 736-0606
Fax: +1 (509) 783-4591
Email: info@amshockey.com
WWW: Tri City Americans

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All time leagues: WCHL (1967-78) | WHL | AMHL

Season 2004-2005

This club in 2004-2005: WHL

Pos	Player name	Born	Height	Weight	Shoots
G	Jesse Deckert	19.07.1986	188 cm	94 kg	left	Show profile»
G	Carey Price	16.08.1987	190 cm	99 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Shawn Belle	03.01.1985	185 cm	107 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Daniel Ehrman	21.09.1984	194 cm	102 kg	right	Show profile»
D	Brett Festerling	03.03.1986	185 cm	96 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Logan Stephenson	19.02.1986	190 cm	95 kg	left	Show profile»
D	Clayton Stoner	19.02.1985	190 cm	94 kg	left	Show profile»
RW	Jason Beeman	02.07.1985	175 cm	90 kg	right	Show profile»
RW	Aaron Boogaard	11.08.1986	186 cm	98 kg	right	Show profile»
C	Joel Broda	24.11.1989	183 cm	89 kg	left	Show profile»
LW	Riley Emmerson	07.02.1986	193 cm	112 kg	right	Show profile»
RW	Juraj Gracik	14.08.1986	191 cm	88 kg	right	Show profile»
RW	Dillon Johnstone	22.07.1986	195 cm	94 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Marcus Jonasén	12.01.1984	194 cm	100 kg	right	Show profile»
RW	Ian McDonald	27.03.1985	191 cm	91 kg	right	Show profile»
F	Clinton Pettapiece	23.02.1987	180 cm	84 kg	left	Show profile»
C	Matt Schneider	10.05.1985	197 cm	102 kg	right	Show profile»
C	Dylan Stanley	24.01.1984	179 cm	83 kg	right	Show profile»

Coach name	State	Born	Coach position
Donald Nachbaur		30.01.1959	Head Coach	Show profile»

* no longer in the club

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Toyota Center Kennewick

Adress: 7016 West Grandridge Boulevard
Kennewick, WA 99336
Phone: +1 509-737-3700
Email: jstrode@3riverscampus.com
Web: http://www.yourtoyotacenter.com/
Capacity: 6000
Opened in: 1988

The Tri-City Americans franchise is an original franchise of the WHL. They began in 1966 as the Calgary Buffaloes before being renamed the Centennials after one season. The franchise was also known as the Billings Bighorns from 1977-82 before relocating to Nanaimo, British Columbia as the Nanaimo Islanders. After only one season, they moved to New Westminster, British Columbia to become the second incarnation of the New Westminster Bruins. They moved to the Tri-Cities in 1988.

from 1966 to 1967: Calgary Buffaloes
from 1967 to 1977: Calgary Centennials
from 1977 to 1982: Billings Bighorns
from 1982 to 1983: Nanaimo Islanders
from 1983 to 1988: New Westminster Bruins
from 1988 to present: Tri City Americans

from 1988 to present:

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EHC Olten announces Italo-Canadian Scott Beattie will be the new head coach for the next season. Beattie, 44, played in Switzerland, Germany and Italy. He started coaching career in native Kimberley, Ontario. In last two seasons he worked at Tri City Americans in WHL previously as assistant coach and last season as associate coach

(10 May 2012)

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Fast factsseason 2004-2005

Youngest player: Joel Broda (15 years)
Oldest player: Marcus Jonasén (21 years)
Shortest player: Jason Beeman (175 cm)
Tallest player: Matt Schneider (197 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (14), New Zealand (1), Slovakia (1), Sweden (1), USA (1)

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Tri City Americans participates in season 2004-2005: WHL

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