Statistics CWUAA 2003-2004

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Jonathan Hobson	C	University of Alberta	30	12	14	26	20
2.	Chris Ovington	D	University of Alberta	31	5	14	19	31
3.	Paul Deniset	C	University of Manitoba	32	18	16	34	42
4.	Jeff Neufeld	C	University of Lethbridge	19	3	8	11	23
5.	Dean Beuker	F	University of Saskatchewan	35	22	25	47	20
6.	Hugh Hamilton	D	University of Saskatchewan	35	2	9	11	38
7.	Steve Shrum	C	University of Alberta	27	9	11	20	14
8.	Matt Hubbauer	C	University of Manitoba	6	1	1	2	32
9.	Jordan Little	D	University of Manitoba	33	8	5	13	90
10.	Jon Barkman	F	University of Saskatchewan	30	14	8	22	12
11.	Bradley Tutschek	C	University of Alberta	35	14	20	34	12
12.	A.J. MacLean	LW	University of Lethbridge	30	3	3	6	33
13.	Casey Bartzen	C	University of British Columbia	30	3	18	21	6
14.	Ryan Thrussell	D	University of British Columbia	33	4	14	18	16
15.	Bracken Kearns	C	University of Calgary	38	11	12	23	22
16.	Michael Gough	RW	University of British Columbia	22	4	1	5	110
17.	Nathan Waberski	F	University of Regina	37	13	6	19	134
18.	Geoff Rollins	F	University of Saskatchewan	4	0	0	0	0
19.	Brian Ballman	LW	University of Alberta	33	1	13	14	38
20.	Andrew Kaminsky	D	University of Manitoba	33	3	8	11	67
21.	Craig Strain	D	University of Calgary	35	2	5	7	58
22.	Chris Rowland	RW	University of British Columbia	20	3	4	7	51
23.	Richard Mueller	RW	University of Calgary	34	15	18	33	20
24.	Jon Kress	C	University of British Columbia	32	3	8	11	14
25.	Jeff Zorn	D	University of Alberta	34	3	20	23	22
26.	Brent Hobday	LW	University of Manitoba	27	7	10	17	86
27.	Keegan McAvoy	RW	University of Saskatchewan	35	14	19	33	26
28.	Bryce Thoma	D	University of Saskatchewan	13	2	4	6	2
29.	Derek Allan	F	University of Regina	27	11	9	20	36
30.	Perry Johnson	D	University of Alberta	32	9	12	21	14
31.	James DeMone	D	University of Lethbridge	33	1	6	7	121
32.	Tyler Kuntz	D	University of British Columbia	34	5	4	9	42
33.	Stéphane Gervais	D	University of British Columbia	22	5	9	14	14
34.	Dreu Volk	???	University of Saskatchewan	30	4	13	17	46
35.	Patrick Baum	D	University of Regina	35	0	2	2	38
36.	Kris Knoblauch	F	University of Alberta	36	14	25	39	32
37.	Tyler Shybunka	C	University of Alberta	22	8	11	19	45
38.	Jason Weitzel	C	University of Regina	38	13	20	33	73
39.	Blake Forsyth	D	University of Manitoba	35	4	16	20	122
40.	Kurtis Dulle	D	University of Regina	32	4	17	21	38
41.	Harlan Anderson	LD	University of Alberta	28	7	9	16	22
42.	Kevin Marsh	F	University of Alberta	34	16	28	44	16
43.	Ryan Pollock	F	University of Regina	26	7	13	20	40
44.	Kevin Saurette	RW	University of Manitoba	31	9	23	32	77
45.	Tim Velemirovich	LW	University of Manitoba	27	12	7	19	26
46.	Bryan Randall	RW	University of Saskatchewan	21	5	8	13	42
47.	Tim Krymusa	LW	University of Alberta	28	10	16	26	12
48.	Ben Thomson	LW	University of Alberta	36	14	29	43	34
48 items total

17 Dec 2018 | Igor Filobok (F)

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17 Dec 2018 | Aleksander Polaczek (F)

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17 Dec 2018 | Fyodor Kolupaylo (F)

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17 Dec 2018 | Moritz Schug (F)

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17 Dec 2018 | Mederick Racicot (D)

Val d’Or ForeursVictoriaville Tigres
17 Dec 2018 | Mathieu Charlebois (D)

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17 Dec 2018 | Marc-Antoine Brouillette (F)

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