Kingston Frontenacs GameDay November 23, 2018

46 TH OHL SEASON | ISSUE 13
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The Kingston Frontneacs face the Sarnia Sting for their only match-up in Kingston
this regular season.
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TAKE THE STING OUT
Jordan Jackson breaks down the three key points the Kingston Frontenacs will
have to cover to be successful tonight vs. Sarnia.
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PROFILE: JAKOB BRAHANEY
In his fourth season as a Kingston Frontenac, Jakob Brahaney is proving to be a
key piece to the Kingston Frontenacs blue line.
KEYS 2 SUCCESS
HAPPY TO BE IN KINGSTON
The Kingston Whig-Standard’s Ian MacAlpine looks at Billy Constantinou and
Ian Martin, acquired this week in a trade with the Niagara IceDogs.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GAMEDAY MAGAZINE VOLUME 46 ISSUE 13
BARRACK THE BEAR FUN PAGE............................................... 8
OHL CONFERENCE STANDINGS............................................. 13
STARTING LINEUPS............................................................... 14
OFFICIAL SCORER’S REPORT................................................ 15
KINGSTON FRONTENACS TEAM ROSTER................................ 18
WEEKLY OHL PLAYER STATS.................................................. 22
THE BIG MAC MINUTE........................................................... 22
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FRONTS LOOK TO TAKE STING OUT OF SARNIA
SARNIA VISITS KINGSTON ON TEDDY BEAR TOSS NIGHT
The last time Sarnia came into Kingston they were
a huge favourite. They came into that game as
winners of 14 straight. The Frontenacs ended that
streak in dramatic fashion. They defeated the Sting
7-2 on November 3, a win that changed the direction
of the season for Kingston. Being able to contend
with a team like Sarnia prompted management to
make some trades and beef up for a lengthy playoff
run.
Things are a little different this season. Sarnia sits
a single game below .500 while the Frontenacs have
gone into a rebuild with many players graduating following
the 2017-18 season. Regardless, Kingston
will look to repeat the success they found in last years
match-up, tonight.
Kingston began life after Robertson and Paquette
on Thursday night in Peterborough. Billy Constantinou
and Ian Martin made their Frontenacs debut in
that game, but will make their home debut tonight
against Sarnia. Cameron Hough is also back from
his suspension and is expected to be in the lineup
against his former team.
The Frontenacs usually find success against Sarnia,
especially at Leon’s Centre. Sarnia has been to
Kingston 24 times in the all time series. Kingston is
15-7-1-0-1 in those games and 6-3-0-1 since the
move to Leon’s Centre. The only loss to the Sting at
Leon’s Centre in the last five years came on November
25, 2016 when Sarnia won 4-3 in a shootout.
That means that Kingston has collected 9 of a possible
10 points at home against Sarnia during that
stretch. KF
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It appeared to be a dream start to an OHL career for
defenseman Jakob Brahaney. The Campbellford,
ON native was selected in the second round of the
OHL Priority Selection by the Kingston Frontenacs, the
team closest to his minor hockey Quinte Red Devils
team. Then, he made the Frontenacs out of training
camp and his OHL career was off and running, or so
it appeared.
Brahaney was receiving limited ice time for the
Frontenacs in his rookie season. He showed flashes of
Kingston’s final game of the season against North Bay.
The 2017-18 season was a breakout year for
Brahaney. He played top four minutes all season and
saw some time on the power play. He scored 5 goals
and added 25 assists for his career high 30 points.
However, the number that most impressive was his
team leading +25 rating. Jakob had become a player
that the coaching staff could put on the ice in any
situation. He was helping provide offense for his team,
but remained solid defensively.
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skill, but struggled at times while trying to adjust to the
league. After 16 games, Kingston decided to send him
to their affiliate club, the Kingston Voyageurs, to finish
the season. There, he would get more ice time and be
able to boost his confidence going forward.
The following year, Brahaney returned to
Frontenacs camp looking like a new player. He had
added some size and strength to his game, but more
importantly he was making better decisions and doing
so with confidence. He spent the entire season with
the Frontenacs and recorded his first OHL goal in
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Brahaney wasn’t drafted by an NHL team in his
draft year, but his solid season earned him an invite to
the Vancouver Canucks rookie tournament where he
gained valuable experience to bring back to Kingston.
Jakob has had a strong start to the season this year
as well. He already has 2 goals and 8 assists. With
the team trading Jacob Paquette earlier in the week,
Brahaney is now the player coaches will lean on for
minutes, points and experience to help guide a young
defensive core through their development. KF
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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
GUESS WHO?
• His hometown is Embrun, Ontario.
• He was born on April 9, 1998.
• He was selected by the Frontenacs in 10th round,
195th overall, in the 2014 OHL Priority Selection.
• He has 5 goals and 2 assists in 20 games played
this season.
FRONTENACS MATCH-UP
Can you match these first and last names of Kingston Frontenacs
players from the 1998-99 team? The team photo hangs in the
100 level concourse behind section 102.
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SEAN
MATT
MIKE
JAMIE
ANDREW
MCDONALD
MARACLE
AVERY
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STAY FOCUSED
Teddy Bear Toss night can be tough on teams.
When the home team scores, teddy bears are
thrown on the ice by fans to be donated to a local
toy drive. The cause is great, and is well supported,
but it does cause one problem. Immediately after
scoring the first goal, both teams will have to sit
through a lengthy clean up. It could be easy to
lose focus during this time. The players need to
keep their heads in the game to avoid any loss
of intensity when the puck drops again. Giving
up a quick goal after the delay would kill any
momentum gained from making the bears fly.
TIME TO MOVE ON
The Frontenacs traded away two key players
earlier in the week when Jason Robertson and
Jacob Paquette were shipped to Niagara. The
remaining players can’t sulk about not having
those players in the lineup. This is an opportunity
for other players to step up and take on a bigger
role with the team. The team was lucky enough
to get two quality young players back in the deal.
Billy Constantinou and Ian Martin have joined the
Frontenacs. It is time for the team to look ahead
and work on life after Robertson and Paquette.
EMBRACE CHANGE
The team on the ice will look very different than
the one fans saw on Sunday against Hamilton.
Robertson and Paquette are gone and Martin
and Constantinou are in. On top of that, Cameron
Hough is back from his suspension and there is a
chance Paul Larabie could return from his thumb
injury. With so much shuffling happening in the
lineup, there will be lots of players in new roles.
Coaches will be doing some experimenting over
the next few weeks to see what combinations work
and what players are best suited for certain roles.
It’s time for a “yes sir” attitude from the players.
They need to be willing to try new things and
get shifted around. It will eventually help each
individual find success.
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WEEKLY
EASTERN CONFERENCE
RANK TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM LAST 10 STREAK
1 OTTAWA 67’S 26 19 3 3 1 42 0.808 103 72 295 7-0-2-1 16-0-3-1
2 MISSISSAUGA STEELHEADS 23 14 7 2 0 30 0.652 86 73 215 6-3-1-0 0-1-0-0
3 OSHAWA GENERALS 23 14 7 2 0 30 0.652 90 69 240 7-2-1-0 4-0-0-0
4 NIAGARA ICEDOGS 22 12 6 4 0 28 0.636 90 66 228 6-2-2-0 2-0-1-0
5 SUDBURY WOLVES 23 13 8 1 1 28 0.609 74 75 308 5-3-1-1 0-2-0-0
6 PETERBOROUGH PETES 24 13 11 0 0 26 0.542 77 78 264 5-5-0-0 1-0-0-0
7 BARRIE COLTS 23 12 10 1 0 25 0.543 92 76 336 5-5-0-0 1-0-0-0
8 NORTH BAY BATTALION 23 10 11 1 1 22 0.478 75 94 279 4-4-1-1 0-3-1-0
9 HAMILTON BULLDOGS 22 10 11 1 0 21 0.477 82 86 234 3-7-0-0 0-3-0-0
10 KINGSTON FRONTENACS 25 7 17 1 0 15 0.300 65 93 277 3-7-0-0 0-1-0-0
WESTERN CONFERENCE
RANK TEAM GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GF GA PIM LAST 10 STREAK
1 LONDON KNIGHTS 22 16 4 2 0 34 0.773 89 56 254 10-0-0-0 12-0-1-0
2 SOO GREYHOUNDS 24 14 6 3 1 32 0.667 94 81 232 5-3-1-1 2-0-0-0
3 OWEN SOUND ATTACK 23 13 7 1 2 29 0.630 90 83 231 6-2-1-1 4-0-1-0
4 GUELPH STORM 22 11 5 3 3 28 0.636 84 77 217 4-1-2-3 1-0-0-1
5 SAGINAW SPIRIT 23 12 9 1 1 26 0.565 85 91 183 5-5-0-0 1-0-0-0
6 KITCHENER RANGERS 25 12 11 2 0 26 0.520 87 89 183 5-5-0-0 1-0-0-0
7 WINDSOR SPITFIRES 23 11 10 1 1 24 0.522 74 70 217 6-3-1-0 1-0-1-0
8 SARNIA STING 23 9 10 2 2 22 0.478 91 100 275 3-4-1-2 2-0-0-0
9 ERIE OTTERS 23 9 13 1 0 19 0.413 78 99 208 4-6-0-0 0-3-0-0
10 FLINT FIREBIRDS 24 2 21 1 0 5 0.104 61 139 251 2-8-0-0 0-5-0-0
source: Ontario Hockey League (11/23/18)
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STARTING LINEUPS
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2 EVAN BRAND
8 EMMETT GORDON
9 DAWSON BAKER
10 CAMERON HOUGH
11 LUCAS ROWE
12 LUKE DREWITT
13 BRETT NEUMANN
14 CONOR ALI
15 ANTHONY AGUANNO
16 PAUL LARABIE
17 KALLAWAY MERCER
18 ZAYDE WISDOM
19 JASON ROBERTSON
20 IAN MARTIN
21 RYAN CRANFORD
22 JAKOB BRAHANEY
23 TYLER BURNIE
24 MATT HOTCHKISS
25 DENNIS GOLOVATCHEV
27 MITCHELL BYRNE
43 JACOB MURRAY
47 IAN DERUNGS
68 BILLY CONSTANTINOU
4 ASHTON REESOR
7 NICK GRIMA
10 ANTHONY SALINITRI
14 BRAYDEN GUY
15 CALVIN MARTIN
16 THEO HILL
19 RYAN MCGREGOR
21 ADAM RUZICKA
22 MITCH ELIOT
23 CURTIS EGERT
24 MARKO JAKOVLJEVIC
26 FRANCO SPROVIERO
27 SEAN JOSLING
28 KELTON HATCHER
39 JAMIESON REES
44 JACOB PERREAULT
46 HUGO LEUFVENIUS
48 ALEXANDRE HOGUE
72 JUSTIN MCCOMBS
77 COLTON KAMMERER
30 AIDAN HUGHES
33 ETHAN LANGEVIN
29 RYAN DUGAS
35 BRENDAN BONELLO

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y Ian MacAlpine
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Billy Constantinou and Ian Martin are happy to be
Kingston Frontenacs. The pair of 17-year-olds,
as well as 11 draft picks, were acquired on Tuesday
from the Niagara IceDogs in return for forward
Jason Robertson and defenceman Jacob Paquette.
Constantinou and Martin came from a team
that’s currently one point out of second place and
three points out of first in the OHL’s Central Division
to the Frontenacs, last in the East Division and in
full rebuild mode.
But both players said after their first practice
on Wednesday afternoon at the Invista Centre that
they’re happy to be in Kingston and looking forward
to the future.
“I’m pretty excited. It’s nice to get things
going here,” Constantinou said. “I feel it’s a good
opportunity for us to show what we can do and help
the team win.”
Martin said he’s excited to be coming to an
established franchise like the Frontenacs.
“I have a lot of respect [for the Frontenacs], so
I’m excited to see what I can do now,” Martin said.
“It’ll be good to come here and focus on the young
guys more.”
They were both asked if they were disappointed
coming from a team that’s expected to make a long
playoff run to the rebuilding Frontenacs.
“In a sense I guess, but at the same time I
thought it’s a great opportunity for Ian and myself.
It’s a rebuilding team and I think we can both step
in and be a big part,” Constantinou said.
Constantinou and Martin were the last players off
the ice at practice on Wednesday.
Both are from Scarborough but had never been
on the same team until they joined the IceDogs in
2017-18. In Kingston, the players will be living with
the same billet.
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Frontenacs head coach Kurtis Foster liked what
he saw from the pair at their first session with their
new team.
“It’s never easy on your first day. There’s a lot of
information and a lot of change from what they’re
used to,” he said after practice.
Foster talked to both players on Wednesday
morning for about 45 minutes going over systems
but not trying to feed them too much information
too quickly.
“I thought they acclimatized really well,” he
said. “It seemed like they fit right in at practice. A
couple of mistakes here and there, but nothing that
is something we can’t correct, and we’re happy with
the first day.”
Constantinou has been advertised as a good
puck mover on the back end who could eventually
blossom into an elite offensive defenceman in the
OHL.
Constantinou has four goals and 11 points this
season. Martin has a goal and four points.
Foster said Martin showed glimpses of offence at
practice on Wednesday.
Martin will play on the third line with Lucas Rowe
and Matt Hotchkiss while Constantinou will pair up
with 2018 first-round selection Jacob Murray.
“Hopefully they can get accustomed to each
other because they’re two young guys that have a
bright, long future ahead of them, so we’ll start them
together and see if we can get some chemistry right
away,” Foster said.
“We knew that was going to happen at some
point. He’s such an elite guy and losing him is never
easy,” Foster said. “I’ll challenge the guys a little
bit tomorrow about having other guys step up. We
have to do it as a collective group and if everybody
can step up that little bit, we can make up a little
bit of the difference we’re losing with him not here
anymore.” KF
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K I N G S T O N F R O N T E N A C S
OFFICIAL ROSTER
T W O - T H O U S A N D E I G H T E E N - N I N E T E E N
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: TORONTO,ON BIRTHDATE: MARCH 14, 2001
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’06” WEIGHT: 203 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: TORONTO,ON BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 31, 2000
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 181 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: BALTIMORE ,ON BIRTHDATE: APRIL 10, 2000
AGE: 19. HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 178LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH SUDBURY
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: STOUFVILLE,ON BIRTHDATE: OCTOBER 23, 2000
AGE: 19 HEIGHT: 6’01” WEIGHT: 180 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH SARNIA
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: LACEY,NJ BIRTHDATE: JUNE 16, 2000
AGE: 18 HEIGHT: 5’11” WEIGHT: 213 LBS ACQUIRED: FREE AGENT
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: LONDON,ON BIRTHDATE: SEPTEMBER 27, 2001
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 180 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: CENTER HOMETOWN: TORONTO,ON BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 15, 1999
AGE: 19 HEIGHT: 5’08” WEIGHT: 175 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE FROM ERIE
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: BRAMPTON,ON BIRTHDATE: MARCH 09, 1999
AGE: 19 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 204 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE FROM SUDBURY
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: MISSISSAUGA,ON BIRTHDATE: APRIL 13, 2011
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 5’10” WEIGHT: 169 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE FROM GUELPH
POSITION: CENTER HOMETOWN: NEPEAN,ON BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 28, 2000
AGE: 18 HEIGHT: 6’01” WEIGHT: 191 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: PORT HOPE,ON BIRTHDATE: JULY 17, 2002
AGE: 16 HEIGHT: 5’10” WEIGHT: 164 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
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POSITION: CENTER HOMETOWN: TORONTO,ON BIRTHDATE: MAY 20, 2002
AGE: 16 HEIGHT: 5’10” WEIGHT: 199 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: SCARBOROUGH, ON BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 27, 2001
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 175 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH NIAGARA
POSITION: RIGHT WING HOMETOWN: EMBRUN,ON BIRTHDATE: APRIL 09, 1998
AGE: 20 HEIGHT: 6’01” WEIGHT: 204 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: CAMPBELLFORD,ON BIRTHDATE: MARCH 26, 1999
AGE: 19 HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 192 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: CENTER HOMETOWN: MIDHURST,ON BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 09, 1999
AGE: 19 HEIGHT: 6’04” WEIGHT: 193 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: WHITBY,ON BIRTHDATE: FEBRAUARY 06, 1998
AGE: 20 HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 203 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH GUELPH
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: TORONTO,ON BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 19, 2001
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 175LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH GUELPH
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: BRAMPTON,ON BIRTHDATE: MARCH 04, 1998
AGE: 20 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 182 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH ERIE
POSITION: GOALIE HOMETOWN: HAMILTON,ON BIRTHDATE: JULY 10, 2001
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 201 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: GOALIE HOMETOWN: MISSISSAUGA,ON BIRTHDATE: APRIL 01, 1999
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’02” WEIGHT: 234 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE FROM SAGINAW
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: OAKVILLE,ON BIRTHDATE: APRIL 11, 2002
AGE: 16 HEIGHT: 6’03” WEIGHT: 188 LBS ACQUIRED: OHL PRIORITY SELECTION
POSITION: LEFT WING HOMETOWN: FRAUENFELD, SWITZERLAND BIRTHDATE: DECEMBER 31, 1999
AGE: 18 HEIGHT: 5’07” WEIGHT: 168 LBS ACQUIRED: CHL IMPORT DRAFT
POSITION: DEFENCE HOMETOWN: SCARBOROUGH, ON BIRTHDATE: MARCH 25, 2001
AGE: 17 HEIGHT: 6’00” WEIGHT: 185 LBS ACQUIRED: TRADE WITH NIAGARA
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WEEKLY
MOST POINTS
RANK PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS
1 KEVIN HANCOCK OS 23 20 23 43
2 JUSTIN BRAZEAU NB 22 20 22 42
3 TYE FELHABER OTT 26 24 16 40
4 MORGAN FROST SSM 24 15 25 40
5 JASON ROBERTSON NIAG 24 23 15 38
6 BRANDON SAIGEON HAM 22 16 21 37
7 AUSTEN KEATING OTT 26 10 26 36
8 NICK SUZUKI OS 21 17 18 35
9 ARTHUR KALIYEV HAM 22 18 15 33
10 LUCAS CHIODO BAR 22 15 18 33
MOST POINTS for DEFENCEMEN
RANK PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS
1 JOSEPH GARREFFA KIT 25 8 22 30
2 RYAN MERKLEY GUE 20 4 25 29
3 MAC HOLLOWELL SSM 20 8 17 25
4 MITCH ELIOT SAR 22 7 14 21
5 DECLAN CHRISHOLM PBO 23 2 18 20
6 TYLER TUCKER BAR 22 5 14 19
7 KADE LANDRY HAM 22 2 17 19
8 NOEL HOEFENMAYER OTT 26 4 14 18
9 THOMAS HARLEY MISS 22 3 15 18
10 BODE WILDE SAG 16 3 14 17
PLAYER PLAYER LEADER LEADER STATS STATS
MOST POINTS for ROOKIES
RANK PLAYER TEAM GP G A PTS
1 MARCO ROSSI OTT 23 13 14 27
2 JACK QUINTON OTT 26 5 14 19
3 JACOB PERREAULT SAR 18 7 8 15
4 QUINTON BYFIELD SBY 19 7 7 14
5 MATVEY GUSKOV LDN 21 4 10 14
6 COLE PERFETTI SAG 17 9 4 13
7 JEAN-LUC FOUDY WSR 18 1 12 13
8 ANTONIO STRANGES LDN 21 5 7 12
9 WILL CUYLLE WSR 18 5 6 11
10 JACOB WINTERTON FLNT 24 6 4 10
MOST GOALS
RANK PLAYER TEAM GP GOALS
1 TYE FELHABER OTT 26 24
2 JASON ROBERTSON NIAG 24 23
3 KEVIN HANCOCK OS 23 20
MOST POWER PLAY GOALS
RANK PLAYER TEAM GP GOALS
1 JASON ROBERTSON NIAG 24 9
2 JONATHAN YANTSIS KIT 25 8
3 NATE SCHNARR GUE 19 7
TOP GOALTENDERS
RANK PLAYER TEAM GP MINS W L OTL SOL SO GA GAA
1 JORDAN KOOY LDN 10 549 8 1 0 0 0 18 1.97
2 MICHAEL DIPIETRE WSR 16 943 8 6 0 1 1 35 2.23
3 KYLE KEYSER OSH 17 974 11 3 1 0 1 40 2.46
4 CEDRICK ANDREE OTT 21 1,238 17 2 1 1 1 53 2.57
5 JOSEPH RAAYMAKERS LDN 12 724 7 3 2 0 1 31 2.57
6 JACOB INGHAM MISS 20 1,168 13 6 1 0 1 53 2.72
7 UKKO-PEKKA LUUKKONEN SBY 18 1,052 11 5 1 1 1 48 2.74
8 MATTHEW VILLALTA SSM 13 761 9 2 2 0 1 35 2.76
9 STEPHEN DHILLON NIAG 17 1,016 10 3 4 0 1 47 2.77
10 HUNTER JONES PBO 22 1,186 12 10 0 0 1 57 2.88
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After a 15 year pro career, including 10 in the NHL, Kurtis Foster started his coaching career with the Peterborough Petes.
After a season as an Assistant Coach with the Petes, he made the move to Kingston to be an Assistant Coach to Jay
Varady. Kurtis was promoted to Head Coach for the 2018-19 season after Varady was hired by the Tucson Roadrunners
of the AHL.
Luca Caputi played 8 years of pro hockey and immediately joined the coaching ranks following his playing career, as an Assistant
Coach with the Guelph Storm for the 2015-16 season. After three season in Guelph, he made the move to Kingston and was
named Associate Coach of the Frontenacs this past July.
Phil Mangan played in the OHL for the Ottawa 67’s and Kingston Frontenacs before moving to the QMJHL in 2006 to join the
Moncton Wildcats. He finished his junior career with the St John’s Fog Devils. After a number of seasons in the ECHL, Mangan
joined the Kingston Frontenacs as an Assistant Coach for the 2016-17 season.

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