Kingston Frontenacs GameDay October 28, 2016

BILLY KIMMERLY 

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The keys to a win for the Kingston Frontenacs tonight against the Flint Firebirds 

will come down to how effective they are on three key points in their gameplan. 

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WELCOME HOME FRONTS 

The Kingston Frontenacs face-off against their past playoff nemesis the North 

Bay Battalion for the first of four matchups between the two club this season. 

frontenacs 

VS. FIREBIRDS PART DEUX 

The Kingston Whig-Standard’s Doug Graham looks at the second game in less 

than a week between the Kingston Frontenacs and Flint Firebirds. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

GAMEDAY MAGAZINE VOLUME 44 ISSUE 06 

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

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

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

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

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

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

FLINT FIREBIRD PLAYER STATISTICS..............................................................21 

OFFICIAL KINGSTON FRONTENACS TEAM ROSTER..........................................25 

©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 

reproduction, in whole or in part, without the prior permission of the Kingston Frontenacs Hockey Club is strictly prohibited. 

OFFICIAL GAMEDAY PROGRAM, VOLUME 44, 2016 

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4 KINGSTON FRONTENACS GAMEDAY MAGAZINE

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KINGSTON FRONTENACS GAMEDAY REPORT 

WELCOME HOME FRONTENACS 

BLACK AND GOLD RETURN FROM 3 GAME ROAD TRIP LOOKING TO CHANGE FORTUNES 

There isn’t much fun in the long hours and 

kilometres of highway of the Western Ontario-Michigan 

road trip that takes East Division 

teams to Windsor, Saginaw, and Flint. The fun 

comes in wins. For the Frontenacs last weekend, 

the sole win in the three-game trip was in 

Flint against the Firebirds. Both teams are in for 

the rematch tonight in Kingston for their second, 

and last match-up of the regular season. 

The Firebirds are in 7th place in the Western 

Conference. They had a two-game winning 

streak heading into last Sunday’s match-up in 

Flint vs. the Frontenacs only to have it snapped 

with a 5-3 Frontenacs win. The Firebirds began 

their three game Eastern Ontario roadtrip last 

night with a 4-2 loss in Peterborough. After 14 

games this season the Firebirds have 7 wins, 

6 regulation losses, and 1 shootout loss, good 

for 15 points, only 1 point behind the London 

Knights in 6th, and 2 points behind the threeway 

tie for 3rd between Sarnia, Kitchener, and 

Sault Ste. marie. In the past 10 games, the Firebirds 

have a record of 4-5-0-1. 

The Frontenacs are in 8th place in the Eastern 

Conference. They ended a two-game losing 

streak with the win last Sunday in Flint. After 

12 games this season the Frontenacs have 5 

wins, 6 regulation losses, and 1 overtime loss, 

good for 11 points, but only 1 point behind Barrie 

and Mississauga who sit tied for 6th, and 

3 points behind North Bay and Peterborough 

who sit tied for 4th. In the past 10 games the 

Frontenacs record is nearly indentical to the the 

Firebirds at 5-4-1-0. 

SPOOKTACULAR: For the home game on Sunday, 

October 30, the Frontenacs have partnered 

up with Giant Tiger for some trick-or-treat 

fun in the concourse. Young fans who dress-up 

can collect some candy around the concourse 

and there will be prizing for the best costume. 



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Can you find these types of penalties in the Word Jumble? 

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

BOARDING CHARGING 

ELBOWING FIGHTING ROUGHING 

SLASHING TRIPPING 

G R Y M U G K G G E 

K N M A H N N D N L 

M R I L N I W B I B 

Z F J H D G E Y P O 

R Y N R S R U N P W 

Q K A W K A S C I I 

H O W H Q H L A R N 

B X X S C C B S T G 

G N I H G U O R P S 

F I G H T I N G J Q 

GUESS WHO? 


• His hometown is Orleans, Ontario 

• He was born on June 28, 1997. 

• He aquired by the Frontenacs in a trade with the 

Windsor Spitfires midway through the 2015-16 

season. 

• He’s a defenceman. 

FRONTENACS MATCH-UP 

Can you match these Kingston Frontenacs players first 

names with last names? 

JUSTIN 

WARREN 

JEREMY 

RYAN 

NATHAN 

JASON 

SERGEY 

JACOB 

JAKOB 

AUSTIN 

Answers on page 32 

GRZENIA 

ROBERTSON 

PAQUETTE 

DUNKLEY 

BRAHANEY 

FOEGELE 

POPOV 

CRANFORD 

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y Jordan Jackson 

Frontenacs This Week // CogecoTV 

The keys to a win for the Kingston 

Frontenacs tonight against the Flint 

Firebirds will come down to how effective 

they are on three key points in their gameplan. 

1. SMALL ADJUSTMENTS TO A SUCCESSFUL GAME 

PLAN The hardest thing about playing a team 

in back to back games is that they now know 

what to expect. Kingston beat Flint 5-3 less 

than a week ago. Flint has had that time to go 

over film and adjust their game plan to try and 

2. WE NEED TO SEE 3 FULL PERIODS Kingston has 

had issues with taking some time off in most 

games. It seems there is a stretch in every 

game where the Fronts opponent is able to 

control the game. In the Windsor game, granted 

Windsor is a very good team, it took Kingston 

nearly two periods to get going at which point 

they were already down 2-0. The Saginaw game 

saw Kingston start very strong but fade as the 

game went on and it cost them a 2 goal lead 

and the game. Even in the Flint game they saw 

themselves up 2-0 before allowing Flint to tie 

it 2-2. This is one of the learning curves for a 


flip the result this time around. Kingston would 

like to do the same things as the previous 

game to get the same result, but that isn’t likely 

to happen. In order to get the back to back 

wins they are looking for against Flint, Paul will 

need to make small adjustments to the game 

plan and the players will have to successfully 

execute. 

young team. It’s hard for any team to play three 

consistent periods, but the youth of this team 

means they have little experience dealing with it, 

at least at this level. The faster they learn to play 

a solid, full length game, the more wins they will 

be awarded with. 

3. CONTINUE TO GROW THE CHEMISTRY Now that 

we have played double digit games and the 

roster is mostly set, we are finally starting to see 

some chemistry being built between players. 

Players are trusting each other more and 

more. Although it’s great to watch this coming 

together, there is still work to be done. In fact 

this will go on for a good chunk of the season. 

All the players can do is continue to work on it. 

For now it’s just like a new relationship. Players 

will grow together and become stronger and 

stronger. Tonight is another piece to the puzzle. 

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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PLAYER LEADER STATS 

MOST POINTS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS 

1 TAYLOR RADDYSH ERIE 11 10 17 27 

2 ALEX DEBRINCAT ERIE 10 12 12 24 

3 RYAN MOORE FLINT 14 11 12 23 

4 ADAM MASCHERIN KITCHENER 11 7 16 23 

5 BOBBY MACINTYRE SAULT STE. MARIE 14 6 16 22 

6 ARTUR TYANULIN OTTAWA 13 5 16 21 

7 PETRUS PALMU OWEN SOUND 13 11 9 20 

8 JEREMY BRACCO KITCHENER 9 8 12 20 

9 LOGAN BROWN WINDSOR 11 7 12 19 

10 ANTHONY CIRELLI OSHAWA 10 9 9 18 

MOST POINTS for DEFENCEMEN 


1 MATHIEU HENDERSON FLINT 14 5 10 15 

2 MATTHEW TIMMS PETERBOROUGH 13 1 12 13 

3 NICOLAS HAGUE MISSISSAUGA 11 7 5 12 

4 VICTOR METE LONDON 11 5 7 12 

5 MITCHELL VANDE SOMPEL OSHAWA 11 5 7 12 

6 KYLE CAPOBIANCO SUDBURY 11 4 7 11 

7 DYLAN DI PERNA KITCHENER 12 3 8 11 

8 RYAN MERKLEY GUELPH 13 2 9 11 

9 CONOR TIMMINS SAULT STE. MARIE 14 1 10 11 

10 RYAN MANTHA NIAGARA 12 3 7 10 

MOST POINTS for ROOKIES 


1 GREG MEIRELES KITCHENER 12 4 12 16 

2 MAKSIM SUSHKO OWEN SOUND 12 6 5 11 

3 NATE SCHNARR GUELPH 14 6 5 11 

4 RYAN MERKLEY GUELPH 13 2 9 11 

5 ALLAN MCSHANE ERIE 12 3 7 10 

6 TY DELLANDREA FLINT 11 5 4 9 

7 LINUS NYMAN KINGSTON 12 5 3 8 

8 OLIVER CASTLEMAN NIAGARA 12 3 5 8 

9 NATHAN DUNKLEY KINGSTON 12 3 5 8 

10 BRADY HINZ SARNIA 11 2 6 8 

MOST GOALS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP GOALS 

1 ALEX DEBRINCAT ERIE 10 12 

2 OWEN TIPPETT MISSISSAUGA 12 12 

3 RYAN MOORE FLINT 14 11 

4 PETRUS PALMU OWEN SOUND 13 11 

5 NIKITA KOROSTELEV SARNIA 10 11 

6 TAYLOR RADDYSH ERIE 11 10 

7 ANTHONY CIRELLI OSHAWA 10 9 

8 DMITRY SOKOLOV SUDBURY 9 9 

9 LOGAN DENOBLE PETERBOROUGH 13 9 

10 JEREMY BRACCO KITCHENER 9 8 

TOP GOALTENDERS 

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

1 MICHAEL DIPIETRO WINDSOR 9 542 257 238 19 1 2.11 0.926 6 3 0 0 

2 TROY TIMPANO ERIE 7 420 189 174 15 1 2.14 0.921 7 0 0 0 

3 MICHAEL OWEN SOUND 8 462 216 199 17 1 2.21 0.921 6 2 0 0 

4 GARRETT FORREST FLINT 6 345 176 162 14 1 2.44 0.92 3 3 0 0 

5 TYLER JOHNSON LONDON 7 377 186 170 16 0 2.55 0.914 5 1 0 0 

6 JEREMY HELVIG KINGSTON 9 541 275 252 23 2 2.55 0.916 5 3 1 0 

7 JEREMY BRODEUR OSHAWA 9 527 235 211 24 0 2.73 0.898 6 2 0 1 

8 DAWSON CARTY KITCHENER 10 607 314 286 28 1 2.77 0.911 8 1 0 1 

9 KADEN FULCHER HAMILTON 10 547 312 285 27 1 2.96 0.913 7 3 0 0 

10 DYLAN WELLS PETERBOROUGH 10 575 375 346 29 0 3.03 0.923 5 3 0 2 

Source: Ontario Hockey League // as of October 28, 2016 


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frontenacs 

VS. FIREBIRDS PART DEUX 


y Doug Graham 

Kingston Whig-Standard 

The Kingston Frontenacs and Flint Firebirds are 

going back-to-back in their only two meetings of 

the Ontario Hockey League season. 

Quite often when Eastern Conference and Western 

Conference teams play each other, the games 

are usually spaced out by weeks if not months. Last 

season, for example, the Frontenacs hosted Flint on 

Jan. 15 but didn’t go to Michigan for a return game 

until March 5. 

This season, the teams are finishing their series 

before the 15-game mark of their schedules. The 

Frontenacs defeated the Firebirds 5-3 at the Dort 

Federal Event Center last Sunday. The teams meet 

again Friday night at the Rogers K-Rock Centre. 

Frontenacs goaltender Jeremy Helvig, who faced 

38 shots in Flint, said because the game against the 

Firebirds is fresh in his mind it is a help. 

“You know the players more, how they played the 

last game,” Helvig said. “I’ll be looking for the players 

I thought were tough [in Sunday’s game]. They have 

some great players.” 

Flint’s top line of Ryan Moore, Nicholas Caamano 

and Kole Sherwood had combined for 54 points 

in 13 games before the Firebirds played in Peterborough 

Thursday night. 

“That’s a line we have to be aware of every time 

they are on the ice,” Frontenacs head coach Paul 

McFarland said. 

“The easiest way to shut down a top line on any 

team is to make them have to play defence. It’s real 

hard to score from your own end. We want to make 

them have to defend as much as possible when they 

are out.” 

The Frontenacs go into the game as the stingiest 

team in the Eastern Conference, having allowed an 

average of three goals against in their dozen games. 

The team is hanging in on its defence while struggling 

on offence. Kingston’s offence is last in the conference 

at 2.33 goals per game. 

“We have a great defensive team right now. The 

defence is playing great and also the forwards as 

well,” Helvig said. “I guess the bounces aren’t going 

our way for getting goals but it will, for sure, change 

soon.” 


McFarland points out that while the goals have 

been slow in coming for his team, he sees it as a 

good sign that on most nights the Frontenacs are 

outshooting the opposition. The Frontenacs lost 3-2 

in Saginaw last Friday despite outshooting the Spirit 

33-13. 

“We continue to want to get better at executing 

offensively. That has really been the focus at practice 

this week,” McFarland said. 

“We have to hit the net every chance we can and 

make the goalie make saves and also give ourselves 

second and third opportunities to get rebounds.” 

Nathan Dunkley, second in team scoring with 

eight points, is away for five games while playing at 

the World Under-17 Challenge in Sault Ste. Marie. 

His absence, McFarland said, will lead to other players 

getting more opportunities. 

“Nathan was playing in all situations, the power 

play as well. So other guys will get a chance to play in 

the next five games and show what they are capable 

of,” said McFarland, who has emphasized over the 

first dozen games that the team’s young players are 

playing in all situations not because it’s a given but 

because they have earned it. 

“We are starting to see guys like [Sergey] Popov 

and [Tyler] Burnie play even bigger roles than they 

were 12 games ago because their game’s getting better,” 

McFarland said. 

“They are starting to do more things right and 

they deserve extra ice time.” 

On defence, the return of Jacob Paquette, who 

missed the team’s first seven games while he recovered 

from a broken arm suffered in August, has bolstered 

the blue-line. 

“Like any player when they miss that much time 

it takes a little bit of time to get their legs underneath 

them and their timing up to speed,” McFarland said. 

“He’s got better each game. Jacob’s a guy that defends 

off the rush, has a great gap and good stick. 

He’s hard to play against.” 

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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CONFERENCE STANDINGS 

EASTERN CONFERENCE 

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

1 Hamilton Bulldogs 12 7 4 1 0 15 0.625 53 43 0-2-1-0 5-4-1-0 161 

2 Sudbury Wolves 13 7 5 1 0 15 0.577 45 51 0-2-0-0 5-4-1-0 229 

3 Oshawa Generals 13 7 5 0 1 15 0.577 47 46 2-0-0-1 7-2-0-1 202 

4 North Bay Battalion 13 7 6 0 0 14 0.538 44 46 2-0-0-0 6-4-0-0 135 

5 Peterborough Petes 13 6 5 0 2 14 0.538 42 47 2-0-0-0 5-3-0-2 149 

6 Mississauga Steelheads 12 5 5 1 1 12 0.500 46 48 2-0-1-1 4-4-1-1 166 

7 Barrie Colts 13 5 6 2 0 12 0.462 40 49 0-1-1-0 3-6-1-0 171 

8 KINGSTON FRONTENACS 12 5 6 1 0 11 0.458 28 36 1-0-0-0 5-4-1-0 134 

9 Ottawa 67’S 13 4 7 2 0 10 0.385 47 53 1-0-1-0 3-5-2-0 150 

10 Niagara IceDogs 12 4 7 1 0 9 0.375 41 47 1-0-1-0 3-6-1-0 169 

WESTERN CONFERENCE 

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

1 Erie Otters 13 9 3 1 0 19 0.731 60 37 8-0-1-0 8-1-1-0 110 

2 Windsor Spitfires 13 9 4 0 0 18 0.692 45 34 1-0-0-0 7-3-0-0 167 

3 Sarnia Sting 12 8 3 1 0 17 0.708 50 45 0-1-0-0 6-3-1-0 145 

4 Kitchener Rangers 12 8 3 0 1 17 0.708 56 40 2-0-0-0 6-3-0-1 171 

5 Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 14 8 5 1 0 17 0.607 47 50 0-1-0-0 5-4-1-0 140 

6 London Knights 11 7 2 1 1 16 0.727 44 32 3-0-0-0 7-1-1-1 163 

7 FLINT FIREBIRDS 14 7 6 0 1 15 0.536 48 49 0-2-0-0 4-5-0-1 176 

8 Owen Sound Attack 13 7 6 0 0 14 0.538 44 38 1-0-0-0 6-4-0-0 148 

9 Guelph Storm 14 5 7 1 1 12 0.429 50 62 0-1-1-0 2-6-1-1 222 

10 Saginaw Spirit 12 2 8 1 1 6 0.250 24 48 0-1-0-0 2-6-1-1 129 

source: Ontario Hockey League // as of October 28, 2016 

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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 ALEX PETERS 

4 HAKON NILSEN 

5 JALEN SMERECK 

6 SAMUEL DUCHESNE 

8 DANE JOHNSTONE 

9 JACK PHIBBS 

10 NICHOLAS CAAMANO 

11 DENNIS BUSBY 

12 JAKE DURHAM 

15 FEDOR GORDEEV 

16 MICHAL STEINOCHER 

17 EVERETT CLARK 

19 CULLEN MERCER 

24 MATHIEU HENDERSON 

26 RYAN LITTLEJOHN 

40 RYAN MOORE 

44 LUKE KIRWAN 

53 TY DELLANDREA 

73 JACOB COLLINS 

92 KOLE SHERWOOD 

93 HUNTER HOLMES 

33 GARRETT FORREST 

50 CONNOR HICKS

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 PHOENIX 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 


FLINT 

FIREBIRDS 

FORWARDS 


8 DANE JOHNSTONE RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’00” 175 ST. THOMAS, ON 

9 JACK PHIBBS LEFT WING RIGHT 6’00” 186 CAYUGA, ON 

10 NICHOLAS CAAMANO LEFT WING LEFT 6’02” 191 ANCASTER, ON DALLAS STARS 

12 JAKE DURHAM RIGHT WING RIGHT 5’11” 191 PORT PERRY, ON 

17 EVERETT CLARK CENTRE LEFT 5’09” 180 WHITBY, ON 

19 CULLEN MERCER CENTRE RIGHT 6’00” 192 EXETER, ON 

26 RYAN LITTLEJOHN LEFT WING LEFT 6’01” 184 NEWMARKET, ON 

40 RYAN MOORE CENTRE LEFT 5’08” 168 TROY, MI 

44 LUKE KIRWAN LEFT WING LEFT 6’02” 217 DEWITT, NY 

53 TY DELLANDREA CENTRE RIGHT 6’01” 188 PORT PERRY, ON 

73 JACOB COLLINS LEFT WING LEFT 6’02” 194 RENFREW, ON 

92 KOLE SHERWOOD RIGHT WING RIGHT 6”01” 204 NEW ALBANY, OH COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS 

93 HUNTER HOLMES CENTRE RIGHT 6’01” 174 ST. DAVIDS, ON 

DEFENCE 


2 ALEX PETERS DEFENCE LEFT 6’04” 217 BLYTH, ON DALLAS STARS 

4 HAKON NILSEN DEFENCE RIGHT 6’01” 191 CAPE CORAL, FL 

5 JALEN SMERECK DEFENCE LEFT 6’01” 195 DETROIT , MI 

6 SAMUEL DUCHESNE DEFENCE LEFT 6”02 170 BRAMPTON, ON 

11 DENNIS BUSBY DEFENCE RIGHT 5’11” 188 BARRIE, ON 

15 FEDOR GORDEEV DEFENCE LEFT 6’06” 211 TORONTO, ON 

16 MICHAL STEINOCHER DEFENCE RIGHT 6’06” 201 LOUNY, CZECH REP. 

24 MATHIEU HENDERSON DEFENCE LEFT 6’00” 180 BRANTFORD, ON 

GOALTENDERS 

NO. NAME POSITION CATCHES HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN NHL STATUS 

33 GARRETT FORREST GOALTENDER RIGHT 5’10” 177 ASHBURN, VA 

50 CONNOR HICKS GOALTENDER LEFT 6’04” 186 KANATA, ON 

GO 

FRONTS GO! 

Best of luck to the 

Kingston Frontenacs 


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BIRTHDATE: JUNE 5, 1998 AGE: 18 

HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 185 LBS. 

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2015-16 SEASON STATISTICS 

GP G A PTS +/- PIM 

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POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: ORLEANS, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JUNE 28, 1997 AGE: 19 


ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH WINDSOR 



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BIRTHDATE: MAY 20, 1996 AGE: 20 


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POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: NEWMARKET, ON 

BIRTHDATE: MARCH 31, 1997 AGE: 19 


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POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: OTTAWA, ON 






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POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: CAMPBELLFORD, ON 






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15 S A M 

19 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: NORTHVILLE, MI 

BIRTHDATE: JULY 22, 1999 AGE: 17 





54 18 14 32 5 6 

22 

S A M 

FIELD 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: TENAFLY, NJ 

BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 4, 1998 AGE: 18 


AQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION 



37 0 4 4 -4 58 

J A S O N 

ROBERTSON 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: CAMPBELLFORD, ON 



AQUIRED: TRADE WITH NORTH BAY 



16 0 0 0 4 7 

J A K O B 

brahaney 

26 T E D 

NICHOL 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: LISTOWEL, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 4, 1997 AGE: 19 





67 5 9 14 1 22 

17 J U S T I N 

PRINGLE 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: MARKHAM, ON 






54 25 28 53 -- 30 

21 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: EMBRUN, ON 






68 13 7 20 -4 47 

23 T Y L E R 

BURNIE 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: MIDHURTS, ON 

BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 9, 1999 AGE: 17 





2 1 0 1 1 4 

27 C O D Y 

CARON 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: SAULT STE. MARIE, ON 

BIRTHDATE: MAY 28, 1996 AGE: 20 


ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH NIAGARA 



50 5 9 14 8 85 

RYAN 

CRANFORD 


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37 S T E P H E N 

S T E P H E N 

desrocher 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: TORONTO, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 26, 1996 AGE: 20 


ACQUIRED: TRADE FROM OSHAWA 

NHL STATUS: TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 



69 11 35 46 29 39 

50 M A R I O 

M A R I O 

PECCIA 

POSITION: GOALTENDER HOMETOWN: TORONTO, ON 

BIRTHDATE: SEPTEMBER 21, 1999 AGE: 17 




GP GAA SAV% W L 

STATS NOT AVAILABLE 

60 J E R E M Y 

HELVIG 

POSITION: GOALTENDER HOMETOWN: MARKHAM, ON 




NHL STATUS: CAROLINA HURRICANES 


GP GAA SAV% W L 

27 2.13 .929 19 3 

c 

47 S E R G E Y 

POPOV 

POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: KOROLOV, RUSSIA 







55 A U S T I N 

A U S T I N 

GRZENIA 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: MACOMB, MI 



AQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION 



26 3 1 4 -2 4 

67 L A W S O N 

crouse 

POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: MOUNT PLEASANT, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JUNE 23, 1997 AGE: 19 



NHL STATUS: PHOENIX COYOTES 



49 23 39 62 13 56 

75 L I N U S 

L I N U S 

NYMAN 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: HELSINKI, FINLAND 

BIRTHDATE: JULY 11, 1999 AGE: 17 


ACQUIRED: CHL IMPORT DRAFT 



43 13 23 36 30 12 

77 E E M E L I 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: JOENSUU, FINLAND 



AQUIRED: CHL IMPORT DRAFT 

E E M E L I 

RASANen 





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Doug Gilmour is a hockey icon, especially in Ontario and his hometown of 

Kingston. Gilmour played in 1,474 career NHL games in Calgary, Toronto, New 

Jersey, Chicago, Buffalo and Montreal, scoring 450 goals, 964 assists for 1,414 

career points and 1 Stanley Cup Championship. He was inducted into the 

Hockey Hall of Fame in 2011. Gilmour coached the Frontenacs for two and a half 

seasons, before assuming the role of General Manager for the 2011-12 season. 

PAUL MCFARLAND 

ROLE: HEAD COACH 

HOMETOWN: BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO 

Paul McFarland joined the Frontenacs for the 2014-15 season after two 

seasons as Assistant Coach with the Oshawa Generals. He spent four seasons 

as a player in the OHL, beginning with the Kitchener Rangers in 2002-2003, 

and winning an OHL Championship and Memorial Cup in 2003. He finished 

his OHL playing career as Team Captain for the Windsor Spitfires during the 

2004-2005 season. 

RYAN BENNETT 

ROLE: ATHLETIC THERAPIST 

HOMETOWN: BELLEVILLE, ONTARIO 

Ryan Bennett spent eigth season as Athletic Therapist with the Belleville 

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 

OHL Priority Selection in 1987. 

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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 

Management program.

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GUESS WHO? 

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• He’s a defenceman. 

FRONTENACS MATCH-UP 

Can you match these Kingston Frontenacs players first 

names with last names? 

JUSTIN 

WARREN 

JEREMY 

RYAN 

NATHAN 

JASON 

SERGEY 

JACOB 

JAKOB 

AUSTIN 

GRZENIA 

ROBERTSON 

PAQUETTE 

DUNKLEY 

BRAHANEY 

FOEGELE 

POPOV 

CRANFORD 

HELVIG 

PRINGLE 

G R Y M U G K G G E 

K N M A H N N D N L 

M R I L N I W B I B 

Z F J H D G E Y P O 

R Y N R S R U N P W 

Q K A W K A S C I I 

H O W H Q H L A R N 

B X X S C C B S T G 

G N I H G U O R P S 

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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, Group Ticket Sales............................... Jessica Findlay 

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

Account Executive, Inside Ticket Sales..........................Melinda Mousseau 

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 

Emcee............................................................................... Jenn Ferguson 

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

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

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

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

GAMEDAY 

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GRAPHIC DESIGN: Adam Smith 

ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT: Chelsea McDermott 

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