Kingston Frontenacs GameDay March 3, 2017

BILLY KIMMERLY 

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A win over the Ottawa 67’s tonight keeps the Kingston Frontenacs ahead of the 

Hamilton Bulldogs in the battle for home ice advantage in round 1 of the playoffs. 

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The keys to a win for the Kingston Frontenacs tonight against the Ottawa 67’s 

will come down to how effective they are on their gameplan. 

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A MUST WIN GAME 

dunkley 

MAKES AN IMPRESSION 

The Kingston Whig-Standard’s Doug Graham looks at the impression rookie forward 

Nathan Dunkley is having in his first season in the Ontario Hockey League. 

OFFICIAL GAMEDAY PROGRAM, VOLUME 44, 2017 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

GAMEDAY MAGAZINE VOLUME 44 ISSUE 31 

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 

OTTAWA 67’S PLAYER STATISTICS..................................................................21 

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

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KINGSTON FRONTENACS GAMEDAY REPORT 

A MUST WIN GAME FOR THE FRONTNEACS 

A WIN OVER OTTAWA KEEPS KINGSTON AHEAD OF HAMILTON IN THE BATTLE FOR HOME ICE 

While on paper the 7th place Ottawa 67’s look 

like a team that should be easy pickings for 

the 4th place Kingston Frontenacs, looks can be 

deceiving. In their 6 match-ups so far this season, 

the 67’s have 4 wins to just 2 for the Frontenacs. 

The 67’s roll into the Rogers K-Rock Centre 

as a team desperate to win games and add point 

to guarantee their spot in the playoffs. Sure, the 

67’s sit in 7th place in a conference that sends 

8 teams to the post-season, but they share that 

7th spot with the Niagara IceDogs. And the North 

Bay Battalions are sitting only 2 points back. 

For the Frontenacs, wins aren’t going to help 

they secure a spot in the post-season. They’re 

virtually in, sitting in 4th place. But wins are just 

as important for Kingston, who sit a single point 

ahead of the Hamilton Bulldogs, and home ice 

advantage in the playoffs. 

The 67’s come into tonight’s game at Rogers 

K-Rock Centre with only 2 wins in their past 10 

games, with 7 regulation losses and 1 shootout 

loss. In 59 games played this season, the 67’s 

have 22 wins, 31 regulation losses, 5 overtime 

losses, and 1 shootout loss. 

The Frontenacs, with 11 points in their last 

10 games, are coming off the loss to the 67’s 

on Wednesday looking to take advantage of the 

home-and-home weekend with the 67’s. After 60 

games played this season, the Frontenacs have 

28 wins, 23 regulation losses, 5 overtime losses, 

and 4 shootout losses, good for 65 points. 

SALUTE THE TROOPS PHOTO: Immediately after 

tonight’s game, all members of the Canadian 

Armed Forces, their families, and retirees, can 

join the Frontenacs on-ice for the Salute the 

Troops photo. Please access the ice from the 100 

level concourse behind section 114 immediately 

following the conclusion of the game. Rogers K- 

Rock Centre ushers and Kingston Frontenacs 

staff will direct you onto the ice. 


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Can you find the names of these OHL Eastern Conference cities in 

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

OTTAWA OSHAWA 

HAMILTON NIAGARA 

SUDBURY BARRIE KINGSTON 

K T U Z I T S H A O 

V J K R K L A Z R T 

S G H K W M S H A T 

N J U Q I V R M G A 

U B H L D Z M E A W 

N O T S G N I K I A 

D O B A R R I E N F 

N E B S U D B U R Y 

A W A H S O Z L M N 

K T B R V F R S A T 

GUESS WHO? 


• His hometown is Tenafly, New Jersey. 

• He was born on February 4, 1998. 

• He was selected by the Kingston Frontenacs in the 

6th round of the 2014 OHL Priority Selection. 

• In his three seasons with the Frontenacs, he has 

played in 134 games leading into tonight’s game. 

FRONTENACS MATCH-UP 

Can you match these first and last names of Kingston Frontenacs 

players from the 2009-10 team? The team photo hangs in the 

100 level concourse behind section 102. 

KAINE 

NATHAN 

CHARLES 

ZACH 

COREY 

ETHAN 

GEORGE 

TAYLOR 

TYLER 

HARDNEN 

BESKOROWANY 

MOON 

LOVATSIS 

GELDHART 

DOHERTY 

DUROCHER 

WEREK 

SARAULT 

Answers on page 32 




y Jordan Jackson 

Frontenacs This Week // CogecoTV 

The keys to a win for the Kingston 

Frontenacs tonight against the Ottawa 

67’s will come down to how effective 

they are on these key points in their game 

plan. 

1. SET THE TONE FOR THE BACK TO BACK The final 

two meetings of the regular season between 

these two long-time rivals happen on back 

to back nights this Friday and Saturday. For 

weekend winning both home games against 

Niagara, as well as a huge game against 

Hamilton. Confidence and momentum can 

be huge in hockey and now that Kingston 

seems to have both of those factors back in 

their favour, it’s important that they don’t let 

it get away. Stay strong, continue the good 

habits, and keep the ball rolling on home ice. 

3. LOCK DOWN A PLAYOFF SPOT KWith a win 

over Ottawa tonight, Kingston would officially 

lock up a playoff spot. They had a chance 

on Wednesday in Oshawa but weren’t able 

either of the two teams to be successful this 

weekend they are going to have to win at least 

one of the two games. The best way to ensure 

that happens is to get the first one. If Kingston 

sets the tone tonight on home ice, they can 

carry that momentum with them on the road 

tomorrow night to Ottawa. Hopefully they 

have the motivation to get this one tonight 

to get the back to back started off right and 

that leads to consecutive wins against their 

division rival. 

2. KEEP THE BALL ROLLING After a couple tough 

games against Western opponents recently, 

Kingston’s home ice record had suffered 

a little bit. They got right back on track last 

to come away with a win. Now they have a 

chance to do it on home ice in front of their 

fans. Every hockey team sets goals at the 

start of the season and one of those goals 

is always to make the playoffs. With a solid 

effort that results in a win tonight, they can 

check that box off the list and celebrate with 

their own fans at home. They would love to 

lock up that spot as quickly as possible so 

they can begin to focus solely on claiming 

home ice advantage in round one. 

Jordan Jackson is a longtime Kingston Frontenacs season 

ticket holder and is co-host and analyst on Frontenacs 

This Week on CogecoTV.

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OFFICIAL SCORER’S REPORT 

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PLAYER LEADER STATS 

MOST POINTS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS 

1 ALEX DEBRINCAT ERIE 54 55 58 113 

2 TAYLOR RADDYSH ERIE 49 36 60 96 

3 ADAM MASCHERIN KITCHENER 58 34 59 93 

4 JORDAN KYROU SARNIA 59 29 56 85 

5 NICK SUZUKI OWEN SOUND 57 36 45 81 

6 RYAN MOORE FLINT 60 37 43 80 

7 PETRUS PALMU OWEN SOUND 54 33 46 79 

8 CLIFF PU LONDON 54 33 43 76 

9 KOLE SHERWOOD FLINT 52 32 43 75 

10 KEVIN HANCOCK OWEN SOUND 60 27 48 75 

MOST POINTS for DEFENCEMEN 


1 DARREN RADDYSH ERIE 53 16 52 68 

2 SANTINO CENTORAME OWEN SOUND 60 5 55 60 

3 MATTHEW TIMMS PETERBOROUGH 60 9 50 59 

4 CONOR TIMMINS SAULT STE. MARIE 59 6 48 54 

5 FILIP HRONEK SAGINAW 51 12 40 52 

6 RYAN MANTHA NIAGARA 59 14 37 51 

7 JEFF KING SARNIA 60 13 38 51 

8 MITCHELL VANDE SOMPEL LONDON 58 19 31 50 

9 MATHIEU HENDERSON FLINT 60 10 38 48 

10 MEDRIC MERCIER OSHAWA 59 20 27 47 

MOST POINTS for ROOKIES 


1 RYAN MERKLEY GUELPH 53 10 37 47 

2 ADAM RUZICKA SARNIA 55 24 19 43 

3 ALLAN MCSHANE OSHAWA 54 16 24 40 

4 LINUS NYMAN KINGSTON 60 22 17 39 

5 AKIL THOMAS NIAGARA 53 20 18 38 

6 GREG MEIRELES KITCHENER 59 16 22 38 

7 OLIVER CASTLEMAN NIAGARA 58 16 19 35 

8 ALEX FORMENTON LONDON 56 15 17 32 

9 EEMELI RASANEN KINGSTON 58 6 25 31 

10 NATE SCHNARR GUELPH 45 15 14 29 

MOST GOALS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP GOALS 

1 ALEX DEBRINCAT ERIE 54 55 

2 DMITRY SOKOLOV SUDBURY 54 42 

3 JONAH GADJOVICH OWEN SOUND 53 40 

MOST GOALS for ROOKIES 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP GOALS 

1 ADAM RUZICKA SAR 55 24 

2 LINUS NYMAN KGN 60 22 

3 AKIL THOMAS NIAG 53 20 

TOP GOALTENDERS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM GP MINS W L OTL SOL SO GA GAA SVS SV% 

1 MICHAEL MCNIVEN OWEN SOUND 47 2764 34 9 2 2 6 101 2.19 1157 0.92 

2 MICHAEL DIPIETRO WINDSOR 47 2753 29 10 4 2 6 102 2.22 1193 0.921 

3 TYLER PARSONS LONDON 26 1521 17 4 2 3 4 57 2.25 715 0.926 

4 TROY TIMPANO ERIE 35 2049 30 5 0 0 3 81 2.37 778 0.906 

5 MATTHEW VILLALTA SAULT STE. MARIE 27 1436 20 2 0 0 0 64 2.67 622 0.907 

6 JEREMY HELVIG KINGSTON 52 3028 24 20 4 3 5 138 2.73 1361 0.908 

7 JEREMY BRODEUR OSHAWA 45 2529 30 11 1 2 2 118 2.8 1316 0.918 

8 DYLAN WELLS PETERBOROUGH 47 2753 30 13 2 2 0 137 2.99 1543 0.918 

9 DAWSON CARTY HAMILTON 40 2216 24 10 1 1 1 111 3.01 1015 0.901 

10 CONNOR HICKS FLINT 33 1844 17 11 0 2 1 95 3.09 737 0.886 

Source: Ontario Hockey League // as of March 3, 2017 


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dunkley 

MAKES AN IMPRESSION 


y Doug Graham 

Kingston Whig-Standard 

Nathan Dunkley has had a season of learning and 

adapting his game to the Ontario Hockey League. 

Dunkley, the first pick of the Kingston Frontenacs in 

last April’s Priority Selection, has turned it into a solid 

rookie season. 

Dunkley, who turns 17 on Sunday, is Kingston’s 

fourth-highest scoring forward with 26 points in 49 

games. Head coach Paul McFarland likes the way 

Dunkley, a native of Campbellford, has progressed. 

“He’s done a good job of getting better each month 

of the season,” McFarland said. 

“The challenge for Nathan is he’s got to play against 

top-six forwards every night so he’s going to have to be 

at his best to make a difference.” 

Dunkley understands that it has been a process for 

him throughout the grind of a 68-game OHL regular 

season. 

“I thought I’ve learned a lot so far this season. There’s 

still obviously lots to learn as you grow in the league,” 

said the five-foot-11, 185-pound forward. 

“I always try to work my hardest (and) create chances 

that way. Create some space for other guys getting in 

on the forecheck.” 

McFarland said consistency is the key for every 

young player. They have to learn to prepare for games, 

eat properly and get their rest leading up to a game. 

“Nathan is getting better and better at preparing. 

When he is prepared, he is ultra competitive and he’s 

one of our better players,” McFarland said. 

“Nathan’s biggest asset is his competitiveness. 

When he is playing his best, he has the puck the whole 

game because he wants it. When he is touching the 

puck good things happen either for him making plays 

or other guys are open because he is getting there first.” 

Dunkley and McFarland both agree there is more to 

come. 

“He’s got to continue to be more and more consistent. 

I think there’s a lot more there,” McFarland said. 

“He’s 16 years old. There’s a lot of room to grow.” 

Dunkley has five goals and 21 assists and his plusminus 

figure -- he was a plus 1 in February’s dozen 

games when he had seven points -- continues to improve. 

Once Warren Foegele was moved in a trade, 

Dunkley was one of the players to take over taking faceoffs. 

Sam Harding and Ted Nichol, both right-hand draws, 

are first and second in faceoffs while Dunkley, who is 

a left-hand draw, is at 52.9 per cent success with 292 

wins on the draw. 

“I feel I am getting better and learning lots. It’s a good 

start. I think I’ve got more to learn. Points will come as I 

grow and learn more,” Dunkley said. 

“We pride ourselves on playing good defensive hockey. 

We don’t cheat the game. We try to play the game 

(properly) and that’s been our success.” 

The Frontenacs appear to be headed to being a team 

that doesn’t score an average of three goals a game (under 

184 goals for), ranking last in goals scored in the 

Eastern Conference with 149 in 60 games. 

However, the Frontenacs also rank No. 1 in the Eastern 

Conference for fewest goals against with 178. 

“There has been lots of tight hockey games, lots of 

low-scoring games. That’s kind of our mentality. Win 

with hard work and good team play,” Dunkley said. 

The Frontenacs go into Wednesday’s game in Oshawa 

against the Generals with a one-point advantage 

over the Hamilton Bulldogs for fourth place in the Eastern 

Conference. 

“The last nine games will be a grind but we’re battling 

for home-ice advantage. We’ve got lots to work for 

and we’re prepared,” Dunkley said. 

The Frontenacs have won two straight and McFarland, 

in particular, likes the way his team played in Sunday’s 

3-1 win over Hamilton. 

“We’ve got to bring that preparation we had Sunday 

to each and every game. Finishing the game, we looked 

like a team that wanted to win the game,” McFarland 

said. 

“The number of block shots we had, the number of 

50/50 pucks we came up with. Just the nature of being 

able to play four lines, six (defencemen). Everyone 

contributed,” he said. 

“(Liam) Murray goes off for the 10-minute misconduct. 

Other guys stepped up that had to play a little 

more down the stretch. That’s just great to see.” 

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 SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM LAST TEN STREAK 

1 *PETERBOROUGH PETES 60 37 18 2 3 79 0.658 213 194 631 8-2-0-0 2-0-0-0 

2 *MISSISSAUGA STEELHEADS 59 27 19 6 7 67 0.568 209 200 797 6-2-0-2 3-0-0-0 

3 *OSHAWA GENERALS 60 35 20 3 2 75 0.625 205 190 798 5-5-0-0 1-0-0-0 

4 KINGSTON FRONTENACS 60 28 23 5 4 65 0.542 149 178 567 5-4-0-1 0-1-0-0 

5 HAMILTON BULLDOGS 59 29 24 4 2 64 0.542 210 195 679 6-3-1-0 0-1-1-0 

6 SUDBURY WOLVES 58 23 28 7 0 53 0.457 181 227 865 3-6-1-0 0-1-0-0 

7 OTTAWA 67’S 59 22 31 5 1 50 0.424 195 248 626 2-7-0-1 0-1-0-0 

8 NIAGARA ICEDOGS 60 20 30 6 4 50 0.417 178 234 780 4-4-1-1 0-1-0-0 

9 NORTH BAY BATTALION 60 22 33 4 1 49 0.408 172 227 657 3-6-1-0 0-1-1-0 

10 BARRIE COLTS 60 16 37 6 1 39 0.325 171 261 804 3-7-0-0 1-0-0-0 

WESTERN CONFERENCE 

RANK TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM LAST TEN STREAK 

1 *ERIE OTTERS 59 44 12 2 1 91 0.771 274 157 579 8-2-0-0 0-1-0-0 

2 *SOO GREYHOUNDS 60 41 15 3 1 86 0.717 252 194 577 7-2-1-0 3-0-1-0 

3 *LONDON KNIGHTS 59 40 12 3 4 87 0.737 251 165 733 6-4-0-0 1-0-0-0 

4 *OWEN SOUND ATTACK 60 41 15 2 2 86 0.717 245 151 592 7-1-1-1 3-0-1-0 

5 *WINDSOR SPITFIRES 60 37 15 5 3 82 0.683 205 158 656 5-4-0-1 1-0-0-0 

6 *KITCHENER RANGERS 61 34 23 2 2 72 0.59 224 220 674 7-3-0-0 3-0-0-0 

7 FLINT FIREBIRDS 60 31 24 1 4 67 0.558 204 206 679 7-3-0-0 2-0-0-0 

8 SARNIA STING 61 28 27 5 1 62 0.508 233 247 706 3-7-0-0 0-1-0-0 

9 SAGINAW SPIRIT 60 22 29 7 2 53 0.442 180 227 619 3-6-1-0 0-3-0-0 

10 GUELPH STORM 59 20 34 3 2 45 0.381 175 247 766 3-7-0-0 0-2-0-0 

* clinched playoff berth source: Ontario Hockey League // as of March 3, 2017 


STARTING LINEUPS 

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

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5 LIAM MURRAY 

6 JACOB PAQUETTE 

7 NATHAN BILLITIER 

8 EMMETT GORDON 

9 NATHAN DUNKLEY 

10 SAM HARDING 

13 BRETT NEUMANN 

15 SAM FIELD 

16 JOSH SUPRYKA 

17 JUSTIN PRINGLE 

19 JASON ROBERTSON 

21 RYAN CRANFORD 

22 JAKOB BRAHANEY 

23 TYLER BURNIE 

24 CAL DAVIS 

26 TED NICHOL 

27 CODY CARON 

37 STEPHEN DESROCHER 

47 SERGEY POPOV 

75 LINUS NYMAN 

77 EEMELI RÄSÄNEN 

50 MARIO PECCIA 

60 JEREMY HELVIG 

2 NOEL HOEFENMAYER 

6 RYAN ORBAN 

8 SASHA CHMELEVSKI 

9 AUSTEN KEATING 

10 ZACK DORVAL 

11 DAVID PEARCE 

12 NOLAN GARDINER 

13 ARTUR TYANULIN 

16 BEN EVANS 

17 JARED STEEGE 

19 TRAVIS BARRON 

26 TYE FELHABER 

27 CARTER ROBERTSON 

51 PATRICK WHITE 

65 PETER STRATIS 

71 KODY CLARK 

77 KYLE AUGER 

86 CHRIS MARTENET 

88 KEVIN BAHL 

93 MATHIEU FOGET 

37 LEO LAZAREV 

68 OLIVIER LAFRENIERE

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NO. NAME POSITION SHOOTS HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN NHL STATUS 

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

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

13 BRETT NEUMANN CENTRE RIGHT 5’08” 166 LBS. TORONTO, ON 

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

16 JOSH SUPRYKA CENTRE RIGHT 6’02” 180 LBS. BELLEVILLE, ON 

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 

24 CAL DAVIS LEFT WING LEFT 6”01 152 LBS. PETERBOROUGH, 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 5’10” 160 LBS. KOROLOV, RUSSIA 

75 LINUS NYMAN RIGHT WING LEFT 5’10” 150 LBS. HELSINKI, FINLAND 

DEFENCE 


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 6’00” 180 LBS. TORONTO, 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 

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

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8 SASHA CHMELEVSKI CENTRE RIGHT 6’00” 186 LBS. NORTHVILLE, MI 

9 AUSTEN KEATING CENTRE LEFT 6’00” 170 LBS. GUELPH, ON 

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

11 DAVID PEARCE LEFT WING LEFT 6’01” 186 LBS. BARRIE, ON 

12 NOLAN GARDINER CENTRE LEFT 6’00” 185 LBS. TILBURY, ON 

13 ARTUR TYANULIN RIGHT WING RIGHT 5’10” 173 LBS. KAZAN, RUSSIA 

16 BEN EVANS LEFT WING LEFT 6’00” 195 LBS. THOROLD, ON 

17 JARED STEEGE LEFT WING LEFT 5’11” 198 LBS. COBDEN, ON 

19 TRAVIS BARRON LEFT WING LEFT 6’01” 203 LBS. BELFOUNTAIN, ON COLORADO AVALANCHE 

26 TYE FELHABER LEFT WING LEFT 5’11” 185 LBS. PEMBROKE, ON 

51 PATRICK WHITE CENTRE LEFT 5’11” 196 LBS. ORLEANS, ON 

71 KODY CLARK RIGHT WING RIGHT 6’01” 176 LBS. TORONTO, ON 

93 MATHIEU FOGET CENTRE RIGHT 5’09” 180 LBS. ORLEANS, ON 

DEFENCE 


2 NOEL HOEFENMAYER DEFENCE LEFT 6’00” 190 LBS. NORTH YORK, ON 

6 RYAN ORBAN DEFENCE LEFT 6’03” 208 LBS. STITTSVILLE, ON 

27 CARTER ROBERTSON DEFENCE LEFT 6’02” 170 LBS. HOLLAND LANDING, ON 

65 PETER STRATIS DEFENCE RIGHT 6’00” 184 LBS. SCARBOROUGH, ON 

77 KYLE AUGER DEFENCE RIGHT 5’10” 177 LBS. THUNDER BAY, ON 

86 CHRIS MARTENET DEFENCE LEFT 6’07” 212 LBS. ST. LOUIS, MO DALLAS STARS 

88 KEVIN BAHL DEFENCE LEFT 6’05” 225 LBS. MISSISSAUGA, ON 

GOALTENDERS 

NO. NAME POSITION CATCHES HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN NHL STATUS 

37 LEO LAZAREV GOALTENDER LEFT 5’10” 161 LBS. MOSCOW, RUSSIA 

68 OLIVIER LAFRENIERE GOALTENDER LEFT 6’02” 195 LBS. BRADFORD, ON 

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GENERAL MANAGER........................................................ JEFF BROWN 

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POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: ORLEANS, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JUNE 28, 1997 AGE: 19 

HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 218 LBS. 

ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH WINDSOR 

2015-16 SEASON STATISTICS 

GP G A PTS +/- PIM 

62 3 5 8 -6 91 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: SPENCERPORT, NY 

BIRTHDATE: MAY 20, 1996 AGE: 20 


AQUIRED: TRADE WITH NORTH BAY 



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9 N A T H A N 

dunkley 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: CAMPBELLFORD, ON 



ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION 



34 24 23 47 -- 52 

13 B R E T T 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: TORONTO, ON 

BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 15, 1999 AGE: 17 


AQUIRED: TRADE WITH ERIE OTTERS 

B R E T T 

neumann 



57 7 7 14 0 6 

6 

J A C O B 

PAQUETTE 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: OTTAWA, ON 






56 3 10 13 24 24 

8 E M M E T T 

GORDON 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: TORONTO, ON 

BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 31, 2000 AGE: 16 


AQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION 



57 6 18 24 -- -- 

10 S A M 

HARDING 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: NEWMARKET, ON 

BIRTHDATE: MARCH 31, 1997 AGE: 19 


ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH OSHAWA 



65 8 9 17 -23 20 

15 S A M 

S A M 

FIELD 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: TENAFLY, NJ 



AQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION 



37 0 4 4 -4 58 

A 


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16 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: BELLEVILLE, ON 



AQUIRED: TRADE WITH HAMILTON 



STATS NOT AVAILABLE 

19 

POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: NORTHVILLE, MI 

BIRTHDATE: JULY 22, 1999 AGE: 17 





54 18 14 32 5 6 

22 

J A S O N 

ROBERTSON 

POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: CAMPBELLFORD, ON 



AQUIRED: TRADE WITH NORTH BAY 



16 0 0 0 4 7 

J O S H 

supryka 

J A K O B 

brahaney 

24 C A L 

DAVIS 

POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: PETERBOROUGH, ON 



ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH NIAGARA ICEDOGS 



17 0 1 1 -1 2 

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 






2 1 0 1 1 4 

RYAN 

CRANFORD 

26 T E D 

NICHOL 

POSITION: CENTRE HOMETOWN: LISTOWEL, ON 






67 5 9 14 1 22 

A 


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CARON 

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



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50 5 9 14 8 85 

47 S E R G E Y 

POPOV 

POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: KOROLOV, RUSSIA 







60 J E R E M Y 

HELVIG 

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77 E E M E L I 

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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 



ACQUIRED: TRADE FROM OSHAWA 

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69 11 35 46 29 39 

50 M A R I O 

M A R I O 

PECCIA 

POSITION: GOALTENDER HOMETOWN: TORONTO, ON 

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GP GAA SAV% W L 


75 L I N U S 

L I N U S 

NYMAN 

POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: HELSINKI, FINLAND 

BIRTHDATE: JULY 11, 1999 AGE: 17 


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DOUG GILMOUR 

ROLE: GENERAL MANAGER 

HOMETOWN: KINGSTON, ONTARIO 

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

Gilmour played in 1,474 career NHL games in St. Louis, 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. 

. 

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? 

• His hometown is Tenafly, New Jersey. 

• He was born on February 4, 1998. 

• He was selected by the Kingston Frontenacs in the 

6th round of the 2014 OHL Priority Selection. 

• In his three seasons with the Frontenacs, he has 

played in 134 games leading into tonight’s game. 

FRONTENACS MATCH-UP 

Can you match these first and last names of Kingston Frontenacs 

players from the 2009-10 team? The team photo hangs in the 

100 level concourse behind section 102. 

KAINE 

NATHAN 

CHARLES 

ZACH 

COREY 

ETHAN 

GEORGE 

TAYLOR 

HARDNEN 

BESKOROWANY 

MOON 

LOVATSIS 

GELDHART 

DOHERTY 

DUROCHER 

WEREK 

K T U Z I T S H A O 

V J K R K L A Z R T 

S G H K W M S H A T 

N J U Q I V R M G A 

U B H L D Z M E A W 

N O T S G N I K I A 

D O B A R R I E N F 

N E B S U D B U R Y 

A W A H S O Z L M N 

K T B R V F R S A T 

TYLER SARAULT 

#15 SAM FIELD 

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 

Senior Coordinator of Marketing and Game Operations........... Adam Smith 

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 

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

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

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

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

Orgainists...................................................David Rankine & Ian Ricketts 

GAMEDAY 

KINGSTON FRONTENACS 

PUBLISHER & EDITOR: Justin Chenier 

GRAPHIC DESIGN: Adam Smith 

ADVERTISING MANAGEMENT: Chelsea McDermott 

PHOTOGRAPHY: Billy Kimmerly 

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