Camrose Kodiaks Alumni Advancements

The Camrose Kodiaks are proud of our long-standing tradition of developing elite hockey talent. Many of our alumni have gone on to play at the collegiate & university levels, including NCAA Division 1, NCAA Division 3, USports, and ACAC. Below is a breakdown of Kodiaks alumni and their hockey advancements.

NCAA Division 1 (92 Total)

2025 – Jackson Schneider (Robert Morris University)
2024 – Jacob Margarit (Army)
2024 – Elliot Pratt (Robert Morris University)
2024 – Carter Matthews (R.P.I.)
2023 – Noah Alvarez (Army)
2023 – Lucas Lemieux (R.P.I.)
2023 – Nathan Sullivan (R.P.I.)
2023 – Freddie Halyk (Denver University)
2022 – Callum Gau (Augustana University)
2022 – Ryan Sullivan (Colgate University)
2022 – Cooper Sharp (Union College)
2021 – Roc Truman (UMass – Lowell)
2021 – Dallon Melin (Niagara University)
2020 – Lane Brockoff (Niagara University)
2020 – Lynden Grandberg (Brown University)
2020 – Justin Barker (Stonehill College)
2020 – Connor Gourley (Robert Morris University)
2019 – Luke Lush (Sacred Heart University)
2019 – Robert Kincaid (Maine University)
2019 – Cody Laskosky (R.I.T.)
2018 – Kyler Kupka (St. Cloud State University)
2018 – Zac Vinnell (Merrimack University)
2018 – Noah Hackett (Niagara University)
2017 – Brock Bremer (Nebraska – Omaha)
2016 – Liam Motley (Cornell University)
2016 – Bryson Traptow (R.I.T.)
2015 – P.J. Marrocco (Arizona State University)
2015 – T.J. Brown (Quinnipiac University)
2014 – MacKenzie Watson (St. Thomas University)
2014 – Cole McBride (Merrimack University)
2014 – Ryker Leer (Alaska – Fairbanks)
2013 – Nick Harder (Princeton University)
2013 – Spencer Kryczka (Princeton University)
2013 – Connor Mailey (Arizona State University)
2012 – Tanner MacMaster (Quinnipiac University)
2011 – Ross McMullan (St. Lawrence University)
2011 – Craig Bokenfohr (R.P.I.)
2011 – Benjamin Gallacher (UMass)
2011 – Matt Scarth (Holy Cross)
2011 – Nolan Kaiser (Alaska – Fairbanks)
2010 – Austin Sevalrud (Alaska – Anchorage)
2010 – John Lidgett (Colgate University)
2010 – Jonathan Lashyn (Merrimack University)
2010 – Sam Jardine (Ohio State University)
2010 – Kris Moore (Western Michigan)
2009 – Clayton Jardine (Merrimack University)
2009 – Tom Kroshus (Princeton University)
2009 – Erik Slemp (Alaska – Fairbanks)
2008 – Jacob Johnston (Cornell University)
2008 – Dylan Olsen (Minnesota – Duluth)
2007 – Dean Petiot (Bowling Green University)
2007 – Jesse Todd (Merrimack University)
2007 – Colin Dueck (Yale University)
2007 – Andrew MacWilliam (North Dakota University)
2007 – Shawn Ostrow (Denver University)
2007 – Alex MacLeod (Michigan Tech University)
2007 – Karl Stollery (Merrimack University)
2007 – Allen York (R.P.I.)
2007 – Joe Colborne (Denver University)
2007 – Jeff Jubinville (Bemidji State University)
2006 – Mike Connolly (Minnesota – Duluth)
2006 – Jon Cook (Denver University)
2006 – Scott Kobialko (Robert Morris University)
2005 – Eric Kroshus (Harvard University)
2005 – Chris Barton (Merrimack University)
2005 – Ryan Donald (Yale University)
2005 – Evan Oberg (Minnesota – Duluth)
2005 – Logan Gorsalitz (Minnesota – Duluth)
2004 – Tyler Swystun (Michigan University)
2004 – Lee Jubinville (Princeton University)
2004 – Jody Pederson (Princeton University)
2004 – T.J. Fast (Denver University)
2004 – Mason Raymond (Minnesota – Duluth)
2004 – Sean Connauton (Brown University)
2004 – Brodie Sheahan (Holy Cross)
2003 – Ryan Muspratt (Minnesota – Duluth)
2003 – Dan Bertram (Boston College)
2003 – Rob Nolan (Michigan Tech)
2002 – Kevin McLeod (Cornell University)
2002 – Dan Glover (Cornell University)
2002 – MacGregor Sharp (Minnesota – Duluth)
2001 – Kyle Jones (Alaska – Fairbanks)
2001 – Kevin Croxton (R.P.I)
2001 – Taggart Desmet (Michigan Tech University)
2001 – Mark Masters (Princeton University)
2000 – Brett Osness (Army)
2000 – Brad Wanchulak (University of Notre Dame)
2000 – Doug Auchenberg (Alaska – Fairbanks)
2000 – Mat Ponto (Western Michigan University)
2000 – Richard Petiot (Colorado College)
1999 – Riley Riddell (Bemidji State University)
1998 – Jeremy Cheyne (Western Michigan University)
1997 – Aaron Grosul (Alaska – Fairbanks)

NCAA Division 3 (59 Total)

2025 – Sam Lozinski (Albertus-Magnus College)
2024 – Blake Green (Saint Mary’s University)
2024 – Oliver Gabrielson (Trinity University)
2024 – Sam Moshurchak (SUNY – Canton University)
2024 – Brady Brenner (Marian University)
2024 – Levi Carter (Concordia – Wisconsin University)
2023 – Jackson Fellner (Alvernia University)
2023 – Tio D’Addario (Plattsburgh University)
2023 – Blake Kondor (Aurora University)
2023 – Owen Dean (Wisconsin – S.P.)
2021 – Sam Schoenfeld (Milwaukee School)
2021 – Sam Kroon (Wisconsin – Stout)
2019 – Damon Zimmer (Salve Regina)
2019 – Wyatt Allan (Morrisville State)
2019 – Colton Schell (Concordia – Wisconsin University)
2018 – Ethan Heidepriem (Skidmore College)
2018 – Adam Kolcon (Stevens – Point University)
2018 – Dawson Schwengler (Marian University)
2017 – Landon Pavilsin (Norwich)
2017 – Tommy Bertrand (Nichols)
2017 – Colby Wolter (Anna Maria)
2017 – Cameron Shorrock (Bryn Athyn College)
2016 – Angus Scott (Tufts University)
2016 – Jack McCool (Williams College)
2016 – Jack Thomas (St. Norbert)
2015 – Max Salpeter (Wisconsin – Eau Claire)
2015 – Ethan James (Wisconsin Superior)
2014 – Devin McDonald (SUNY – Geneseo)
2012 – Matthew Gibney (Neumann)
2012 – Kirsten Odendaal (Manhattenville)
2012 – Nolan Marshall (Manhattenville)
2010 – Luke Challier (Manhattenville)
2010 – Tanner Dion (Wisconsin – Superior)
2010 – Keil Zornow (Lake Forest College)
2010 – Braden Crone (Concordia – Wisconsin University)
2009 – Evan Smith (Utica College)
2009 – Joel Paiement (St. Scholastica)
2008 – Jared Wynia (Fredonia)
2008 – Nigel Dube (Minot State)
2008 – Ian Harvie (Marian University)
2007 – Owen Chatwin (Manhattenville)
2006 – Brady Cook (Alabama – Hunstville)
2005 – David Thompson (Norwich College)
2005 – Matt Boyd (St. Norbert)
2003 – Steve Bounds (St. Scholastica)
2003 – Rob MacIntyre (Middlebury)
2003 – Chris Wanchulak (Manhattenville)
2003 – Jordan Stevenson (SUNY – Plattsburgh)
2002 – Jeff Pasemko (Geneso)
2002 – Jason Fleck (Augsburg)
2002 – Justin Perry (Findlay)
2002 – Brett Osness (Augsberg)
2001 – Matt McMahon (Iona)
2000 – James Willis (Manhattenville)
2000 – Scott Galenza (Iona)
2000 – Jason Kenyon (Manhattenville)
1999 – Ryan Rutz (Wisconsin – Superior)
1997 – Paul Prefontaine (Findlay)

USports (75 Total)

2025 – Dylan Bidyk (MacEwan University)
2025 – Myles Gauld (MacEwan University)
2025 – Ludovik Tardif (Dalhousie University)
2024 – Carson Ironside (MacEwan University)
2024 – Jackson Fellner (University of Regina)
2024 – Mason Svarich (York University)
2024 – Justin Barker (Guelph University)
2023 – Carson Whyte (University of Regina)
2021 – Michael Horon (York University)
2020 – Lucas Eagle (York University)
2020 – Dallon Melin (University of Calgary)
2019 – Colson Gengenbach (University of Calgary)
2019 – Roddy Ross (University of Saskatchewan)
2018 – Jacob Kendall (University of Alberta)
2018 – Cale Chalifoux (MacEwan University)
2017 – Tate Coughlin (University of Regina)
2017 – Ryan McKinnon (MacEwan University)
2017 – Ryan Hartman (MacEwan University)
2017 – Nic Correale (MacEwan University)
2016 – Joey May (Royal Military College of Canada)
2016 – Colin Schmidt (MacEwan University)
2016 – Alex Mowbray (York University)
2016 – Brodan Salmond (University of Calgary)
2016 – Keelan Williams (York University)
2015 – Drew Weich (University of Calgary)
2015 – Braeden Salverda (Western University)
2015 – Luke Coleman (University of Lethbridge)
2015 – T.J. Brown (University of Calgary)
2013 – Scott Feser (York University)
2013 – Taylor Allan (Mount Royal University)
2012 – Kieran O’Neil (Concordia University)
2012 – Rylan Wiest (University of Calgary)
2011 – Warren Callis (University of Manitoba)
2010 – Tyler Skauge (University of Lethbridge)
2010 – Brooks Myers (University of Calgary)
2010 – Dalyn Flette (Mount Royal University)
2010 – Cole Wilson (University of British Columbia)
2009 – Alex Sirard (University of Lethbridge)
2009 – Mike Forsyth (University of Lethbridge)
2009 – Rylan Wiest (University of Calgary)
2009 – Matt Wray (University of British Columbia)
2009- Brad McConnell (Dalhousie University)
2009 – Erik Slemp (Mount Royal University)
2008 – Jacob Johnston (Dalhousie University)
2008 – Jeremy Burns (Mount Royal University)
2008 – Kris Moore (Mount Royal University)
2005 – Matthew Pinder (Royal Military College of Canada)
2005 – Wyatt Hamilton (University of British Columbia)
2005 – Colton Grant (University of Calgary)
2005 – Matt Schmermund (Ryerson University)
2005 – Logan Gorsalitz (University of Calgary)
2005 – Kris Lazaruk (University of Calgary)
2004 – Andre Blanchette (University of Calgary)
2004 – Tyler Swystun (University of Calgary)
2004 – Jason Roberts (University of Lethbridge)
2004 – Travis Friedley (University of Calgary)
2003 – Dan Burton (Dalhousie University)
2003 – Paul Kautz (University of Calgary)
2003 – Richard Hamula (University of Alberta
2002 – Ryan Waldner (Western University)
2002 – Brett Robertson (St. Francis Xavier University)
2002 – Brett Butterwick (University of Lethbridge)
2002 – Drew Campbell (University of Calgary)
2002 – Mark Szott (Saint Mary’s University)
2002 – Craig Perry (University of New Brunswick)
2002 – Matt Jacques (Lakehead University)
2002 – Jordan Chomack (Saint Mary’s University)
2001 – Matt McMahon (University of British Columbia)
2000 – Trevor Orriss (Royal Military College of Canada)
2000 – Doug Auchenberg (University of Alberta)
2000 – Erik Lodge (Lakehead University)
2000 – Mark Robinson (Lakehead University)
1999 – Dave Legge (University of Lethbridge)
1999 – Tylor Keller (University of Lethbridge)
1997 – Christian Bolding (McGill University)

ACAC (102 Total)

2025 – Wilson Maxfield (NAIT)
2025 – Avery Trotter (NAIT)
2025 – Owen Lansing (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2025 – Odin George (NAIT)
2024 – Ty Hodge (NAIT)
2023 – Jarod Newell (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2021 – Brett Wieschorster (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2021 – Spencer Welke (SAIT)
2020 – Griffin Bowerman (Concordia)
2020 – Brennan Davis (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2019 – Noah Lamb (NAIT)
2019 – Carson Kurylo (Concordia)
2019 – Cam McAdam (SAIT)
2019 – Tyler Schendel (Concordia)
2019 – McKenzie Welke (SAIT)
2019 – Carson Welke (SAIT)
2019 – Erik Miler (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2019 – Gerrick Ripley (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2018 – Dylan Williamson (SAIT)
2018 – Kyle Dumba (SAIT)
2018 – Jacob Kendall (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2018 – Bjorn Robinson (NAIT)
2017 – Carson Lux (Portage College)
2017 – Daine Milgate (Briercrest College)
2017 – Colby Wolter (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2017 – Matt Dykstra (NAIT)
2017 – Brayden Labant (NAIT)
2017 – Cameron Shorrock (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2016 – Estian Coetzee (SAIT)
2016 – Colin Schmidt (NAIT)
2016 – Patrick Gora (NAIT)
2016 – Joe Tambasco (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2016 – Paul Lovsin (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2015 – Drew Weich (SAIT)
2015 – Scott Ferguson (Red Deer)
2015 – Tanner Younghans (NAIT)
2015 – Stefan Danielson (MacEwan University)
2015 – Trevor Costello (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2015 – Cam Gotaas (MacEwan University)
2015 – Tyler Morrison (MacEwan University)
2015 – Nelson Gadoury (NAIT)
2014 – Joey Sick (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2014 – Adam Wheeldon (Concordia)
2014 – Brett Njaa (MacEwan University)
2014 – Ryan Huolt (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2013 – Matt Waseylenko (MacEwan University)
2013 – Luc Vandale (NAIT)
2012 – Kirsten Odendaal (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2012 – Daniel Stollery (Briercrest)
2011 – Brayden Hopfe (SAIT)
2011 – Landon Kadatz (Portage College)
2011 – Christopher Wray (MacEwan University)
2010 – Jesse Altheim (NAIT)
2010 – Kenny Bradley (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2010 – Tyler Jewitt (Mount Royal University)
2010 – Dalton Olsen (SAIT)
2010 – Connor Hartley (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2008 – Kris Moore (NAIT)
2008 – Tyler Esau (Concordia)
2008 – Jeremy Beirness (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2008 – David Jacobsen (NAIT)
2007 – Kyle Peden (Portage College)
2007 – Andre Herman (Concordia)
2007 – Brent Marshall (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2006 – Brady Cook (MacEwan University)
2006 – Nicholas Blair (NAIT)
2005 – David Andreassen (Concordia)
2005 – Cass Johnson (NAIT)
2004 – Nick Harsulla (Concordia)
2004 – Stephen Tonowski (Concordia)
2004 – Bradyn McCullough (Mount Royal University)
2004 – Andrew Nelson (MacEwan University)
2003 – Jordan Stevenson (MacEwan University)
2003 – Bob Graham (NAIT)
2003 – Craig Parks (NAIT)
2003 – Ryan Muth (MacEwan University)
2003 – Chance Olsen (Mount Royal University)
2003 – John Eaton (Concordia)
2003 – Justin Blacklock (MacEwan University)
2003 – Dorin Gay (Concordia)
2002 – Ryan Waldner (MacEwan University)
2002 – Scott Stewart (MacEwan University)
2002 – Darrell Stoddard (SAIT)
2002 – Tim Green (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2002 – Kris Kasper (NAIT)
2002 – Justin Perry (SAIT)
2002 – Matt Jacques (MacEwan University)
2002 – Aaron McDonald (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2001 – Tyler Panas (SAIT)
2001 – Blaine Larson (University of Alberta – Augustana)
2000 – James Willis (Red Deer Polytechnic)
2000 – Dalyn Fallscheer (MacEwan University)
2000 – Scott Galenza (Red Deer Polytechnic)
1999 – Rob Riddell (University of Alberta – Augustana)
1999 – Rob McCraken (University of Alberta – Augustana)
1999 – Jared Jowett (University of Alberta – Augustana)
1999 – Lee Siemens (Red Deer Polytechnic)
1999 – Tylor Keller (University of Alberta – Augustana)
1999 – Shane Christiansen (University of Alberta – Augustana)
1999 – Tom Tremain (Concordia)
1999 – Daryl Bowers (Red Deer Polytechnic)
1998 – Wyatt Dennis (Mount Royal University)
1998 – Mike Melnyk (SAIT)
1998 – Brad Larson (St. Clair University)
1998 – Wesley Schneider (Concordia)
1998 – Neil Spiller (University of Alberta – Augustana)
1998 – Ryan Joseph (Mount Royal University)
1997 – Paul Braaten (Briercrest)
1997 – Kent Beagle (Red Deer Polytechnic)
1997 – Curtis Ferguson (MacEwan University)