Statistics CWUAA 2005-2006

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Harlan Anderson	LD	University of Alberta	44	12	20	32	30
2.	Brian Ballman	LW	University of Alberta	39	5	5	10	44
3.	Patrick Baum	D	University of Regina	30	3	9	12	55
4.	Dean Beuker	F	University of Saskatchewan	41	31	41	72	44
5.	Adam Breitkreutz	C	University of Calgary	1	0	0	0	0
6.	David Brown	D	University of Manitoba	31	2	2	4	54
7.	Kyle Bruce	RW	University of British Columbia	24	7	10	17	60
8.	Wade Davis	D	University of Calgary	23	4	14	18	50
9.	Paul Deniset	C	University of Manitoba	32	26	25	51	24
10.	Tyler Dietrich	C	University of British Columbia	20	4	9	13	88
11.	Jamie Dowhayko	D	University of Manitoba	40	4	9	13	41
12.	Chris Falloon	RW	University of Manitoba	31	8	12	20	12
13.	Travis Friedley	D	University of Calgary	40	7	11	18	30
14.	Josh Garbutt	LW	University of Regina	31	11	20	31	56
15.	Stéphane Gervais	D	University of British Columbia	31	3	6	9	22
16.	Michael Gough	RW	University of British Columbia	31	2	5	7	45
17.	Steve Haddon	F	University of Manitoba	19	7	6	13	8
18.	Lance Herauf	F	University of Regina	36	10	14	24	32
19.	Dave Hnatiuk	F	University of Lethbridge	18	0	4	4	26
20.	Jonathan Hobson	C	University of Alberta	31	8	5	13	26
21.	Barry Horman	F	University of Calgary	8	0	2	2	4
22.	Dustin Hughes	C	University of Manitoba	22	3	23	26	20
23.	Dallas Jackson	D	University of Lethbridge	22	1	3	4	14
24.	Perry Johnson	D	University of Alberta	44	5	28	33	36
25.	Ben Kilgour	LW	University of Alberta	37	14	27	41	46
26.	Jon Kress	C	University of British Columbia	25	6	11	17	44
27.	Tim Krymusa	LW	University of Alberta	33	16	17	33	30
28.	Danny Lapointe	F	University of Calgary	41	11	5	16	50
29.	Jarret Lukin	C	University of Calgary	39	9	30	39	60
30.	Darrell May	RW	University of British Columbia	34	13	18	31	83
31.	Keegan McAvoy	RW	University of Saskatchewan	42	7	28	35	80
32.	Tyler Metcalfe	LW	University of Alberta	43	2	11	13	30
33.	Lance Morrison	F	University of British Columbia	34	4	10	14	42
34.	Brett O’Malley	C	University of Calgary	38	14	9	23	56
35.	Chris Ovington	D	University of Alberta	44	7	15	22	26
36.	Kevin Saurette	RW	University of Manitoba	41	20	39	59	113
37.	Kevin Seibel	D	University of British Columbia	26	2	5	7	48
38.	Rob Smith	LD	University of Manitoba	37	6	15	21	92
39.	Dylan Stanley	C	University of Alberta	44	24	34	58	12
40.	Chris Stubel	D	University of Regina	37	3	2	5	52
41.	Adam Taylor	RW	University of British Columbia	7	4	4	8	2
42.	Bryce Thoma	D	University of Saskatchewan	42	3	16	19	56
43.	Ben Thomson	LW	University of Alberta	43	23	32	55	44
44.	Bradley Tutschek	C	University of Alberta	44	17	30	47	20
45.	Brent Twordik	C	University of Saskatchewan	42	21	33	54	71
46.	Tim Velemirovich	LW	University of Manitoba	41	7	4	11	56
47.	Jason Weitzel	C	University of Regina	34	15	15	30	80
48.	Rick Wood	C	University of Manitoba	29	2	3	5	26
49.	Kip Workman	D	University of Manitoba	28	0	1	1	47
50.	Brad Zanon	D	University of British Columbia	35	7	17	24	67
50 items total

15 Apr 2024 | Tomas Vlcek (F)

Colorado GritEHC Winterthur
15 Apr 2024 | Markus Andrews (D)

Connecticut Jr. RangersSaint Mary’s University
15 Apr 2024 | Marcus Brännman (G)

Providence CollegeClarkson University
15 Apr 2024 | Viktor Hurtig (D)

Michigan State UniversityMichigan Tech
15 Apr 2024 | Yan Shostak (G)

Lincoln StarsSt. Cloud State University
15 Apr 2024 | Mads Homdrom (F)

Lillehammer IKretired as player
15 Apr 2024 | Sami Moilanen (F)

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