Kingston Frontenacs GameDay October 14, 2016

BILLY KIMMERLY 

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PINK IN THE RINK 

The Kingston Frontenacs are trading in their traditional Black and Gold for Pink 

tonight to bring awareness and raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. 

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The Kingston Whig-Standard’s Doug Graham looks what the impact the return 

of Warren Foegele from the Carolina Hurricanes will have. 

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Jordan Jackson looks at the what they keys are to a win for the Kingston Frontenacs 

tonight against the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

GAMEDAY MAGAZINE VOLUME 44 ISSUE 04 

FRONTENACS FUN PAGE..................................................................................6 

OHL CONFERENCE STANDINGS......................................................................16 

OFFICIAL SCORER’S REPORT.........................................................................11 

OHL PLAYER LEADER STATS...........................................................................13 

STARTING LINEUPS........................................................................................18 

KINGSTON FRONTENACS PLAYER STATISTICS.................................................20 

SOO GREYHOUNDS PLAYER STATISTICS.........................................................21 

OFFICIAL KINGSTON FRONTENACS TEAM ROSTER..........................................23 

©2016 KINGSTON FRONTENACS. GAMEDAY MAGAZINE is published by the Kingston Frontenacs Hockey Club and 

distributed, free of charge, at all Kingston Frontenacs home games at Rogers K-Rock Centre. All rights reserved. Any 

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OFFICIAL GAMEDAY PROGRAM, VOLUME 44, 2016 

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4 KINGSTON FRONTENACS GAMEDAY MAGAZINE

COLLINSON CUSTOM BUILDING presents 

KINGSTON FRONTENACS GAMEDAY REPORT 

PINK IN THE RINK 

PRESENTED BY CATARAQUI CENTRE IN SUPPORT OF THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY’S BREAST CANCER PROGRAMS 

The original Black and Gold of the OHL 

has traded in the traditional killer bee uniforms 

tonight for a pinker look. Pink in the 

Rink presented by Cataraqui Centre in support 

of the Canadian Cancer Society’s breast 

cancer programs returns for a sixth consecutive 

season. Continuing the tradition from 

2014, the Frontenacs will again sport limited 

edition pink jerseys and socks for the game, 

which will be put up for online action with net 

proceeds to be donated to the Canadian Cancer 

Society. 

“This is a very important cause for our 

team to get behind and raise awareness and 

funds to help in the fight against breast cancer,” 

said Justin Chenier, Executive Director 

of Business Operations with the Kingston 

Frontenacs. “One in nine Canadian women 

will develop breast cancer, but through the 

great work from agencies like Canadian Cancer 

Society, the five year survival rate for 

breast cancer today is 88 percent, which is 

up from 73 percent in the 80s.” 

“Thanks to partner organizations like the 

Cataraqui Centre and Kingston Frontenacs 

and fundraising events like Pink in the Rink 

we are the largest charitable funders of cancer 

research in Canada,” said Doug Kane, 

Manager of Canadian Cancer Society Kingston. 

“Because of this funded research survival 

rates for cancer have jumped significantly 

over the last several decades.” 

SURVIVOR WALK: Tonight’s first intermission 

will again feature a Survivor Walk, where cancer 

survivors and their supporters in attendance 

are invited to join together in a victory 

lap around the ice during the 1st intermission. 



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These words are found close-by. Can you find them the Word 

Jumble? Look forward, backward, diagonal, up, and down! 

K-ROCK TRAGICALLY ONTARIO 

BARRACK WOLFE FORT FERRY 

KING QUEEN BROCK 

I G K R E L S E Z T 

Q N K C C F E R R Y 

U I C O A P B A B K 

E K O X W R G W Q O 

E F R D D I R J C E 

N T K Z C M H A F V 

O I R A T N O L B M 

Z L L O K C O R B S 

L L D G F W Q T H X 

Y N X S J M K N J H 

GUESS WHO? 

• He was born in Markham, Ontario on May 25, 1997. 

• He was selected in the 3th round by the Kingston 

Frontenacs in the 2013 OHL Priorioty Selection 

• He had an impressive .929 Save Percentage and 

2.13 Goals Against Average in 2015-16. 

• 2016-17 is his third season with the Frontenacs. 

FRONTS BY THE NUMBER 

Can you match these Kingston Frontenacs with the number 

on the back of their jersey? 

Jake O’Donnell #10 

Stephen Desrocher #7 

Jason Robertson #50 

Austin Grzenia #37 

Tyler Burnie #23 

Sergey Popov #47 

Nathan Billitier #19 

Sam Harding #21 

Mario Peccia #6 

Ryan Cranford #55 

Answers on page 32 



RETURNS TO THE FRONTENACS 


y Doug Graham 

Kingston Whig-Standard 

W 

arren Foegele had never skated as a centre 

until he came from the U.S. collegiate 

hockey ranks to join the Kingston Frontenacs 

last November. 

About a month into his time with the Frontenacs 

Foegele was moved from left wing to 

play centre. He went on to learn the craft of 

winning faceoffs, using his speed up the middle 

and becoming a good playmaker. 

The Markham native looked very much the 

natural at centre and that’s apparently what 

the Carolina Hurricanes thought about their 

20-year-old prospect. 

“[Carolina] said they like him in the middle 

so we are going to continue to use him in the 

middle. That’s where we love him the best, 

too,” said Frontenacs head coach Paul McFarland 

of Foegele, who has returned from Carolina’s 

National Hockey League camp to play his 

overage Ontario Hockey League season for the 

Frontenacs. 

Carolina general manager Ron Francis, in 

his exit talk with their 2014 third-round draft 

pick, spelled out what the Hurricanes envisioned 

for Foegele. 

“We decided for my long-term development 

that it would make sense for me to go back to 

Kingston, play in many opportunities and log 

minutes instead of just playing in the American 

League for four or five minutes a night,” 

Foegele said. 

“This gives me a better chance to work on 

some things I need to work on and we’ll go from 

there.” 

The Frontenacs, of course, welcome the 

return of Foegele. It came at the same time 

the team learned Lawson Crouse would not be 

returning to junior. The 19-year-old Crouse has 

made the roster of the Arizona Coyotes. 

“I’m sure Warren gained a lot from just be- 

ing around [NHL] players for almost a month. 

That experience is invaluable to him and to 

us,” McFarland said. 

“To have a guy like him back with that experience, 

it’s only going to help our young guys. 

He is going to be a guy that leads by example 

for us each and every night.” 

Sure enough, as Foegele took part in his 

first practice Wednesday at the Rogers K-Rock 

Centre, the six-foot-two forward led the drills 

and when he wasn’t involved in a drill he was 

talking to a teammate. 

“Warren is mature beyond his years. He’s 

got pro habits whether in practice, how he 

prepares for practices or how he prepares for 

games,” McFarland said. 

“All those things are going to be the little 

things that rub off on some of our younger players. 

His work ethic every day is something that 

our guys need to see. 

“He doesn’t take a shift off. It’s exciting to 

have a guy like that back in our lineup.” 

Foegele, who was attending his first NHL 

camp, took part in the prospects tournament, 

helping Carolina to a win. He went on to the 

main Hurricanes camp and was with the big 

team until the end of exhibition play. 

“Overall I thought it was a great experience. 

I learned a lot. I thought I worked hard and 

that’s a reason I stayed there so long,” Foegele 

said. 

McFarland said the feedback the Frontenacs 

received from Carolina was that Foegele 

had a good camp and made a great impression. 

“Those are lots of positives for him to take 

away. I’m sure it helps his confidence coming 

back to our league,” McFarland said. 

“From what we heard from [Carolina] they 

liked him in the middle so we are going to continue 

to use him in the middle. He’s good on 

faceoffs, he plays the 200-foot game [and] he 

gets the puck more with speed in the middle so 


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he is going to stay at centre.” 

Foegele had 13 goals and 48 points in 52 

regular-season games last year. He was a big 

performer in the playoffs, scoring eight times, 

two of them game-winners over the Oshawa 

Generals. 

Foegele had only 19 points at the Christmas 

break. He took off offensively when Michael Dal 

Colle came to Kingston from Oshawa in an early 

January trade-deadline deal. Foegele went into 

the middle with Dal Colle and Spencer Watson 

on the wings and the line became one of the 

best in the OHL. 

Foegele won’t have near the same talent on 

his wings this season but he welcomes playing 

the middle again. 

“I think I see the ice better up the middle. 

I’ve got good speed and I work hard and am a 

reliable player out there,” Foegele said. 

“If they want me to play centre I’m going to 

play centre. I’ll do whatever it takes.” 

For full coverage of the Kingston Frontenacs read The Kingston 

Whig-Standard’s home edition or read it online at www. 

thewhig.com 

© 2016 The Kingston Whig-Standard. This article was originally 

published in The Kingston Whig-Standard. Reprinted 

with permission. 

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OFFICIAL SCORER’S REPORT 

HOME GAME 04 KINGSTON FRONTENACS VS. SAULT STE. MARIE GREYHOUNDS ROGERS K-ROCK CENTRE 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2016 7:00 P.M. 

PINK IN THE RINK presented by CATARAQUI CENTRE 

GOALS - KINGSTON FRONTENACS 

PER TIME GOAL SCORER ASSISTS KINGSTON PLAYERS ON ICE SOO PLAYERS ON ICE 

GOALS - SAULT STE. MARIE GREYHOUNDS 

PER TIME GOAL SCORER ASSISTS KINGSTON PLAYERS ON ICE SOO PLAYERS ON ICE 

PENALTIES - KINGSTON FRONTENACS 

PER TIME PLAYER MINS INFRACTION 

PENALTIES - SAULT STE. MARIE GREYHOUNDS 

PER TIME PLAYER MINS INFRACTION 

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Heros 

in our community 

The Kingston Frontenacs would like to recognize the 

QUINTE ST. LAWRENCE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION 

AND ELECTRICIANS UNIONS 

for their generosity in purchasing 

10 season tickets to donate 

to Big Brothers/Big Sisters.

MOST POINTS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS 

1 RYAN MOORE FLINT 8 9 10 19 

2 LOGAN BROWN WINDSOR 7 6 11 17 

3 ARTUR TYANULIN OTTAWA 8 3 13 16 

4 NICHOLAS CAAMANO FLINT 8 5 10 15 

5 MATT LUFF HAMILTON 7 7 6 13 

6 AUSTEN KEATING OTTAWA 8 4 9 13 

7 NIKITA KOROSTELEV SARNIA 7 9 3 12 

8 COLE CARTER WINDSOR 8 7 5 12 

9 PETRUS PALMU OWEN SOUND 8 7 5 12 

10 TAYLOR RADDYSH ERIE 5 4 8 12 

MOST POINTS for DEFENCEMEN 


1 JALEN CHATFIELD WINDSOR 7 2 7 9 

2 NICOLAS HAGUE MISSISSAUGA 7 5 3 8 

3 KEVIN SPINOZZI SARNIA 9 3 5 8 

4 NOEL HOEFENMAYER OTTAWA 8 2 6 8 

5 MATTHEW TIMMS PETERBOROUGH 8 1 7 8 

6 RYAN MANTHA NIAGARA 8 2 5 7 

7 MATHIEU HENDERSON FLINT 8 1 6 7 

8 JALEN SMERECK FLINT 5 0 7 7 

9 AUSTIN MCENENY WINDSOR 7 0 7 7 

10 KYLE CAPOBIANCO SUDBURY 5 3 3 6 

PLAYER LEADER STATS 

MOST POINTS for ROOKIES 


1 GREG MEIRELES KITCHENER 6 2 8 10 

2 AKIL THOMAS NIAGARA 8 3 3 6 

3 NATHAN DUNKLEY KINGSTON 7 2 4 6 

4 BRADY HINZ SARNIA 9 2 4 6 

5 ALLAN MCSHANE ERIE 7 1 5 6 

6 RYAN MERKLEY GUELPH 8 1 5 6 

7 COLE PURBOO WINDSOR 9 4 1 5 

8 MAKSIM SUSHKO OWEN SOUND 7 3 2 5 

9 ONDREJ MACHALA NIAGARA 5 2 3 5 

10 TY DELLANDREA FLINT 7 2 3 5 

MOST GOALS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP GOALS 

1 RYAN MOORE FLINT 8 9 

2 NIKITA KOROSTELEV SARNIA 7 9 

3 MATT LUFF HAMILTON 7 7 

4 COLE CARTER WINDSOR 8 7 

5 PETRUS PALMU OWEN SOUND 8 7 

6 LOGAN BROWN WINDSOR 7 6 

7 ALEX DEBRINCAT ERIE 4 6 

8 BRETT MCKENZIE NORTH BAY 6 6 

9 DAVID MILLER SAULT STE. MARIE 8 6 

10 DRAKE RYMSHA OTTAWA 8 6 

TOP GOALTENDERS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP MIN SH SAV GA SO GAA SAV% W L OTL SOL 

1 MICHAEL MCNIVEN OWEN SOUND 4 220 112 106 6 1 1.64 0.946 3 1 0 0 

2 TROY TIMPANO ERIE 3 180 85 80 5 1 1.67 0.941 3 0 0 0 

3 MARIO CULINA WINDSOR 3 180 98 91 7 0 2.33 0.929 3 0 0 0 

4 TYLER JOHNSON LONDON 3 180 83 76 7 0 2.33 0.916 2 1 0 0 

5 MICHAEL DIPIETRO WINDSOR 6 362 172 157 15 0 2.48 0.913 4 2 0 0 

6 DYLAN WELLS PETERBOROUGH 6 375 229 213 16 0 2.56 0.93 3 1 0 2 

7 KADEN FULCHER HAMILTON 7 398 230 212 18 1 2.71 0.922 5 1 0 0 

8 JEREMY BRODEUR OSHAWA 4 240 102 91 11 0 2.75 0.892 3 1 0 0 

9 EVAN CORMIER SAGINAW 3 183 107 98 9 0 2.94 0.916 1 1 0 1 

10 JEREMY HELVIG KINGSTON 5 303 159 144 15 1 2.97 0.906 3 1 1 0 

Source: Ontario Hockey League // as of October 7, 2016 


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y Jordan Jackson 

Frontenacs This Week // CogecoTV 

The keys to a win for the Kingston 

Frontenacs tonight against the Sault Ste. 

Marie Greyhounds will come down to 

how effective they are on three key points in 

their gameplan. 

1. THE NEXT GOAL IS BIG Last weekend Kingston 

started to put up some goals, something that 

was missing from the first two weeks of the 

season. We needed the power play to get going 

and it absolutely did. Although they scored 

some more goals, only twice did they score 

consecutive goals in a game. This team is 

going to play in a lot of close games this season 

and one goal games will be common, so every 

2. GET AHEAD EARLY SO YOU CAN SHUT DOWN LATE 

Kingston has only had a lead entering the 3rd 

period once this season. That was in Niagara 

in a 4-0 win. Getting to the third with a lead is 

so important to a team’s success. It takes the 

pressure off one aspect of the game, that being 

the offence, and allows a team to focus on the 

defensive side. For a team this young, it allows 

Paul McFarland to lay out exactly what he is 

looking for in the dressing room over a 17-minute 

break rather than a 30 second timeout on the 

bench. The youth of this team would benefit 

from the extra time to focus on their job before 

hitting the ice. You can look at any team’s record 

when leading entering the 3rd and I’m willing to 

bet its above a 75% success rate. When tied or 

losing entering the 3rd it drops significantly. Play 


chance they get they need to stretch the lead 

out and buy some breathing room. Once they 

get the first one, they need to get the next one 

too. 

the numbers and get a lead early to improve 

your chances of winning in the end. 

3. USE GETTING ABOVE .500 AS MOTIVATION Some 

teams work all season long to stay at or be just 

above .500, which is where Kingston sits right 

now. When you get above .500 early in the 

season that can motivate you to not drop below 

that mark. In your mind you just want to win 

the next one to stay above and as those single 

wins start to add up, so do the points and you 

begin to climb the standings. One win against 

the Soo could be the launching point to climb 

to the top of the standings simply because it 

was the one that made them a “winning” team. 

Jordan Jackson is a longtime Kingston Frontenacs season 

ticket holder and is co-host and analyst on Frontenacs 

This Week CogecoTV. 


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CONFERENCE STANDINGS 

EASTERN CONFERENCE 

RANK TEAM GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 PIM 

1 Hamilton Bulldogs 6 5 1 0 0 10 0.833 41 23 3-0-0-0 5-1-0-0 102 

2 Sudbury Wolves 7 4 2 1 0 9 0.643 22 28 2-0-1-0 4-2-1-0 129 

3 Peterborough Petes 8 3 3 0 2 8 0.500 26 30 0-1-0-2 3-3-0-2 93 

4 KINGSTON FRONTENACS 7 3 3 1 0 7 0.500 19 24 2-0-1-0 3-3-1-0 88 

5 Barrie Colts 8 3 4 1 0 7 0.438 22 27 0-2-0-0 3-4-1-0 121 

6 Ottawa 67’s 8 3 4 1 0 7 0.438 31 33 1-0-0-0 3-4-1-0 86 

7 North Bay Battalion 6 3 3 0 0 6 0.500 24 28 2-0-0-0 3-3-0-0 83 

8 Mississauga Steelheads 7 3 4 0 0 6 0.429 27 28 2-0-0-0 3-4-0-0 101 

9 Oshawa Generals 7 3 4 0 0 6 0.429 22 27 1-0-0-0 3-4-0-0 119 

10 Niagara IceDogs 8 3 5 0 0 6 0.375 25 30 0-2-0-0 3-5-0-0 92 

WESTERN CONFERENCE 

RANK TEAM GP W L OTL SL PTS PCT GF GA STK P10 PIM 

1 Windsor Spitfires 9 7 2 0 0 14 0.778 37 24 4-0-0-0 7-2-0-0 113 

2 Kitchener Rangers 6 4 1 0 1 9 0.750 35 24 1-0-0-0 4-1-0-1 92 

3 Sarnia Sting 9 6 2 1 0 13 0.722 37 36 1-0-0-0 6-2-1-0 107 

4 SOO GREYHOUNDS 8 5 3 0 0 10 0.625 28 30 1-0-0-0 5-3-0-0 89 

5 Flint Firebirds 8 4 3 0 1 9 0.563 27 27 0-2-0-1 4-3-0-1 107 

6 London Knights 6 3 1 1 1 8 0.667 22 18 3-0-1-1 3-1-1-1 83 

7 Erie Otters 7 4 3 0 0 8 0.571 30 20 3-0-0-0 4-3-0-0 69 

8 Owen Sound Attack 8 4 4 0 0 8 0.500 26 20 2-0-0-0 4-4-0-0 107 

9 Guelph Storm 8 3 5 0 0 6 0.375 29 39 0-4-0-0 3-5-0-0 133 

10 Saginaw Spirit 7 1 5 0 1 3 0.214 13 27 1-0-0-0 1-5-0-1 70 

source: Ontario Hockey League // as of October 14, 2016 


STARTING LINEUPS 

p r e s e n t e d b y b m w k i n g s t o n 

vs 

2 JAKE O’DONNELL 

3 WARREN FOEGELE 

5 LIAM MURRAY 

6 JACOB PAQUETTE 

7 NATHAN BILLITIER 

9 NATHAN DUNKLEY 

10 SAM HARDING 

11 ZACK DORVAL 

15 SAM FIELD 

17 JUSTIN PRINGLE 

19 JASON ROBERTSON 

21 RYAN CRANFORD 

22 JAKOB BRAHANEY 

23 TYLER BURNIE 

26 TED NICHOL 

27 CODY CARON 

37 STEPHEN DESROCHER 

47 SERGEY POPOV 

55 AUSTIN GRZENIA 

67 LAWSON CROUSE 

75 LINUS NYMAN 

77 EEMELI RÄSÄNEN 

96 SPENCER WATSON 

50 MARIO PECCIA 

60 JEREMY HELVIG 

2 MEDRIC MERCIER 

6 COLTON WHITE 

7 ANTHONY DEMEO 

8 JACOB LEGUERRIER 

9 ZACHARY SENYSHYN 

11 MAC HOLLOWELL 

12 BORIS KATCHOUK 

14 THEO CALVAS 

15 CALVIN MARTIN 

16 MORGAN FROST 

17 ALEX GRITZ 

18 BLAKE SPEERS 

19 DAVID MILLER 

20 BRYCE YETMAN 

21 CONOR TIMMINS 

22 LIAM HAWEL 

24 BOBBY MACINTYRE 

25 OTTO MAKINEN 

26 TIM GETTINGER 

27 BARRETT HAYTON 

37 GUSTAV BOURAMMAN 

38 HAYDEN VERBEEK 

52 JACK KOPACKA 

31 MATTHEW VILLALTA 

32 JOSEPH RAAYMAKERS

Proud Authorized Distributor of

KINGSTON 

FRONTENACS 

FORWARDS 

NO. NAME POSITION SHOOTS HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN NHL STATUS 

3 WARREN FOEGELE CENTRE LEFT 6’02” 190 LBS. MARKHAM, ON CAROLINA HURRICANES 

9 NATHAN DUNKLEY CENTRE LEFT 5’11” 185 LBS. CAMPBELLFORD, ON 

10 SAM HARDING CENTRE RIGHT 6’00” 185 LBS. NEWMARKET, ON 

11 ZACK DORVAL CENTRE LEFT 6’00” 186 LBS. HEARST, ON 

15 SAM FIELD RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’01” 190 LBS. TENAFLY, NJ 

17 JUSTIN PRINGLE CENTRE RIGHT 5’11” 189 LBS. TORONTO, ON 

19 JASON ROBERTSON LEFT WING LEFT 6’02” 196 LBS. NORTHVILLE, MI 

21 RYAN CRANFORD RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’00” 196 LBS. EMBRUN, ON 

23 TYLER BURNIE RIGHT WING LEFT 6’04” 188 LBS. MIDHURST, ON 

26 TED NICHOL CENTRE RIGHT 5’11” 194 LBS. LISTOWEL, ON 

27 CODY CARON RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’02” 194 LBS. SAULT STE. MARIE, ON 

47 SERGEY POPOV LEFT WING LEFT 5’01” 160 LBS. KOROLOV, RUSSIA 

55 AUSTIN GRZENIA RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’00” 182 LBS. MACOMB, MI 

67 LAWSON CROUSE LEFT WING LEFT 6’04” 210 LBS. MT. BRYDGES, ON ARIZONA COYOTES 

75 LINUS NYMAN RIGHT WING LEFT 5’01” 150 LBS. HELSINKI, FINLAND 

96 SPENCER WATSON RIGHT WING RIGHT 5’11” 170 LBS. LONDON, ON LOS ANGELES KINGS 

DEFENCE 


2 JAKE O’DONNELL DEFENCE LEFT 6’02” 180 LBS. BOWMANVILLE, ON 

5 LIAM MURRAY DEFENCE LEFT 6’02” 218 LBS. ORLEANS, ON 

6 JACOB PAQUETTE DEFENCE LEFT 6’03” 208 LBS. OTTAWA, ON 

7 NATHAN BILLITIER DEFENCE LEFT 5’11” 187 LBS. SPENCERPORT, NY 

8 EMMETT GORDON DEFENCE RIGHT 5’11” 171 LBS. TORONTO, ON 

13 COLIN VAN DEN HURK DEFENCE RIGHT 5’11” 185 LBS. HAVELOCK, ON 

22 JAKOB BRAHANEY DEFENCE LEFT 6’01” 181 LBS. CAMPBELLFORD, ON 

37 STEPHEN DESROCHER DEFENCE LEFT 6’04” 206 LBS. TORONTO, ON TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 

77 EEMELI RÄSÄNEN DEFENCE RIGHT 6’06” 205 LBS. JOENSUU, FINLAND 

GOALTENDERS 

NO. NAME POSITION CATCHES HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN NHL STATUS 

50 MARIO PECCIA GOALTENDER LEFT 6’02” 205 LBS. TORONTO, ON 

55 JEREMY HELVIG GOALTENDER LEFT 6’04” 206 LBS. MARKHAM, ON CAROLINA HURRICANES 

GO 

FRONTS GO! 

Best of luck to the 

Kingston Frontenacs 


SAULT STE. MARIE 

GREYHOUNDS 

FORWARDS 


9 ZACHARY SENYSHYN RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’03” 196 LBS. OTTAWA, ON BOSTON BRUINS 

12 BORIS KATCHOUK LEFT WING LEFT 6’03” 190 LBS. WATERLOO, ON TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING 

15 CALVIN MARTIN LEFT WING LEFT 5’11” 187 LBS. PETERBOROUGH, ON 

16 MORGAN FROST CENTRE LEFT 6’00” 170 LBS. AURORA, ON 

17 ALEX GRITZ LEFT WING LEFT 6’00” 175 LBS. CRANBERRY TWP., PA 

18 BLAKE SPEERS RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’00” 184 LBS. SAULT STE. MARIE, ON NEW JERSEY DEVILS 

19 DAVID MILLER CENTRE RIGHT 5’08” 185 LBS. BURLINGTON, ON 

20 BRYCE YETMAN RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’00” 166 LBS. WHITBY, ON 

22 LIAM HAWEL CENTRE RIGHT 6’05” 179 LBS. ARNPRIOR, ON 

24 BOBBY MACINTYRE LEFT WING LEFT 5’09” 191 LBS. OSHAWA, ON 

25 OTTO MAKINEN CENTRE LEFT 6’02” 173 LBS. TAMPERE, FINLAND 

26 TIM GETTINGER LEFT WING LEFT 6’06” 220 LBS. NORTH OLMSTEAD, OH NEW YORK RANGERS 

27 BARRETT HAYTON CENTRE LEFT 6’01” 179 LBS. PETERBOROUGH, ON 

38 HAYDEN VERBEEK CENTRE RIGHT 5’09” 182 LBS. KINGSTON, ON 

52 JACK KOPACKA LEFT WING LEFT 6’03” 203 LBS. METAMORA, MI ANAHEIM DUCKS 

DEFENCE 


2 MEDRIC MERCIER DEFENCE LEFT 6’03” 213 LBS. OTTAWA, ON 

6 COLTON WHITE DEFENCE LEFT 6’01” 193 LBS. LONDON, ON NEW JERSEY DEVILS 

7 ANTHONY DEMEO DEFENCE LEFT 6’00” 184 LBS. PORT WASHINGTON, NY 

8 JACOB LEGUERRIER DEFENCE LEFT 6’00” 172 LBS. GLOUCESTER, ON 

11 MAC HOLLOWELL DEFENCE RIGHT 5’09” 166 LBS. NIAGARA FALLS, ON 

14 THEO CALVAS DEFENCE RIGHT 6’05” 200 LBS. BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 

21 CONOR TIMMINS DEFENCE RIGHT 6’01” 182 LBS. THOROLD, ON 

37 GUSTAV BOURAMMAN DEFENCE RIGHT 6’00” 184 LBS. STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN MINNESOTA WILD 

GOALTENDERS 

NO. NAME POSITION CATCHES HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN NHL STATUS 

31 MATTHEW VILLALTA GOALTENDER LEFT 6’02” 170 LBS. KINGSTON, ON 

32 JOSEPH RAAYMAKERS GOALTENDER LEFT 6’01” 186 LBS. CHATHAM, ON 

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J A K E 

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POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: BOWMANVILLE, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JUNE 5, 1998 AGE: 18 

HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 185 LBS. 

ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH MISSISSAUGA 

2015-16 SEASON STATISTICS 

GP G A PTS +/- PIM 

32 0 1 1 -3 23 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: ORLEANS, ON 



ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH WINDSOR 



62 3 5 8 -6 91 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: SPENCERPORT, NY 

BIRTHDATE: MAY 20, 1996 AGE: 20 


AQUIRED: TRADE WITH NORTH BAY 



53 1 6 7 1 17 

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HARDING 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: NEWMARKET, ON 

BIRTHDATE: MARCH 31, 1997 AGE: 19 


ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH OSHAWA 



65 8 9 17 -23 20 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: MARKHAM, ON 

BIRTHDATE: APRIL 1, 1996 AGE: 20 


ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION 

NHL STATUS: CAROLINA HURRICANES 



52 13 35 48 32 44 

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J A C O B 

PAQUETTE 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: OTTAWA, ON 






56 3 10 13 24 24 

9 N A T H A N 

dunkley 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: CAMPBELLFORD, ON 






34 24 23 47 -- 52 

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Z A C K 

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37 0 4 4 -4 58 

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2 1 0 1 1 4 

27 C O D Y 

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RYAN BENNETT 

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HOMETOWN: BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO 

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Bulls prior to joining the Frontenacs for the 2015-16 season. He is a graduate 

of Brock University and Sheridan College and has formerly worked with the 

Toronto Roadrunners, Hamilton Bulldogs, and Erie Otters. He also represented 

Canada in the 2010 World U18 Hockey Championships. He lives in Kingston 

with his wife Sarah and daughter Shelby. 

DARREN KEILY 

ROLE: ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER / DIRECTOR OF HOCKEY OPERATIONS 

HOMETOWN: MEADFORD, ONTARIO 

Darren Keily enters his 20th season in the OHL. Prior to his seven seasons with 

the Kingston Frontenacs, he spent eight years with legendary OHL coach Bert 

Templeton in Barrie and Sudbury, before moving on to a role as Assistant Coach 

and Assistant GM in Peterborough, where he spent five years and won an OHL 

Championship in 2005-06. 

JASON SUPRYKA 

ROLE: ASSISTANT COACH 

HOMETOWN: BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO 

Jason Supryka brings a wealth of experience in at the OHL level, having served as 

Assistant Coach with the Belleville Bulls for eight seasons, and as Head Coach of 

the Trenton Jr. A Hockey Club for two seasons. Jason is a graduate of Rochester 

Institute of Technology, where he attended on a hockey scholarship. He is a native 

of Belleville, Ontario and was drafted by the Guelph Platers in the 6th round of the 

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CHRIS COOK 

ROLE: EQUIPMENT MANAGER 

HOMETOWN: OTTAWA, ONTARIO 

Chris Cook joined the Kingston Frontenacs after having spent 12 seasons 

as an Equipment Manager with the Ottawa Senators. He has also worked as 

Assistant Equipment Manager with the Carleton University Ravens Football 

Program. He is a graduate of Algonquin College’s Recreation Facilities 

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• 2016-17 is his third season with the Frontenacs. 

FRONTS BY THE NUMBER 

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on the back of their jersey? 

Jake O’Donnell #10 

Stephen Desrocher #7 

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Tyler Burnie #23 

Sergey Popov #47 

Nathan Billitier #19 

Sam Harding #21 

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President and Governor...................................................... Doug Springer 

HOCKEY OPERATIONS 

General Manager................................................................ Doug Gilmour 

Assistant General Manager / Director of Hockey Ops..............Darren Keilly 

Head Coach..................................................................... Paul McFarland 

Assistant Coach................................................................ Jason Supryka 

Assistant Coach...................................................................Phil Mangan 

Skills and Development Coach...............................................Chris Longo 

Athletic Therapist................................................................Ryan Bennett 

Equipment Manager................................................................Chris Cook 

Assistant Athletic Therapist..................................................Chris Wilson 

Assistant Equpment Manager...............................................Kevin Walker 

Bench Assistants........................................... Cameron Lyon, Noah Garrah 

BUSINESS OPERATIONS 

Executive Director of Business Operations.......................... Justin Chenier 

Manager of Ticket Sales......................................................... Tim Hughes 

Manager of Partnerships and Game Operations...........Chelsea McDermott 

Administration and Merchandising.....................................Brenda Mavety 

Coordinator of Marketing and New Media............................... Adam Smith 

Account Executive, Inside Ticket Sales.............................. Sam Sanderson 

Account Executive, Group Ticket Sales............................... Jessica Findlay 

Account Executive, Corporate Ticket Sales........................ Michael LeClair 

GAME STAFF 

Scorekeeper........................................................................... Al McArthur 

Timekeeper.......................................................................... Wayne Burns 

Team Photographer............................................................ Billy Kimmerly 

Scout and Media Suite Hostess.............................................. Freda Coyle 

Stats and Online Scoring.................................................. David Garrison 

Statistics.................................Ryan Abraham, Ross Graham, Alicia Clark 

Fan Engagement................................................................Connor McVay 

Public Address Announcer......................................................... SideShow 

Emcee..............................................................................................Reid 

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Videoboard Operator..............................................................Colton Robb 

Music Operator................................................................. Jordan Jackson 

Replay Operator...................................................................Tyler Crowder 

Orgainist........................................................................... David Rankine 

GAMEDAY 

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GRAPHIC DESIGN: Adam Smith 

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