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 and professional levels, including NCAA Division 1, NCAA Division 3, USports, ACAC, semi-professional leagues, and even the AHL and NHL. Below is a breakdown of Kodiaks alumni and their hockey advancements.

NCAA Division 1 (90 Total)

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)
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 (56 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 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)
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 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 (68 Total)

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)
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 (112 Total)

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)

WHL (88 Total)

Players Who Played in the WHL aswell as for the Kodiaks

2025 – Brock England (Seattle Thunderbirds) *Kodiaks AP
2025 – Gavin Faul (Swift Current Broncos) *Kodiaks AP
2024 – Garrett Thom (Brandon Wheat Kings)
2024 – Carter Capton (Vancouver Giants)
2024 – Damian Palmieri (Vancouver Giants)
2024 – Will Jamieson (Everett Silvertips / Seattle Thunderbirds)
2024 – Justin Ivanusec (Vancouver Giants / Calgary Hitmen)
2022 – Nicholas Jones (Brandon Wheat Kings)
2022 – Spencer Welke (Regina Pats)
2022 – Jarod Newell (Tri City Americans / Winnipeg Ice)
2022 – Graydon Gotaas (Prince Albert Raiders / Edmonton Oil Kings)
2022 – Michael Horon (Seattle Thunderbirds / Prince Albert Raiders)
2021 – Dallon Mellin (Red Deer Rebels / Medicine Hat Tigers)
2020 – Cole Tisdale (Kelowna Rockets / Tri City Americans / Prince Albert Raiders)
2019 – Roddy Ross (Seattle Thunderbirds / Regina Pats)
2019 – Noah Lamb (Victoria Royals / Swift Current Broncos)
2019 – Erik Miller (Kamloops Blazers)
2019 – Dylan Williamson (Prince Albert Raiders)
2018 – Peter Kope (Prince George Cougars)
2018 – Tate Coughlin (Kelowna Rockets)
2018 – Matt Dykstra (Victoria Royals)
2017 – Patrick Gora (Prince George Cougars)
2017 – Alex Mowbray (Medicine Hat Tigers / Spokane Chiefs)
2016 – Brodan Salmond (Kelowna Rockets / Moose Jaw Warriors)
2016 – Keelan Williams (Kootenay Ice)
2016 – Tyler Morrison (Vancouver Giants / Tri City Americans / Moose Jaw Warriors)
2015 – Parker Kelly (Prince Albert Raiders)
2015 – Adam de Champlain (Portland Winterhawks)
2015 – Luke Coleman (Prince Albert Raiders / Calgary Hitmen)
2014 – Josh Smith (Prince George Cougars / Portland Winterhawks)
2014 – Matt Waseylenko (Prince Albert Raiders)
2014 – Scott Feser (Red Deer Rebels / Swift Current Broncos)
2013 – Lane Viveiros (Portland Winterhawks)
2013 – Hudson Elynuik (Kootenay Ice / Spokane Chiefs)
2011 – Dalyn Flette (Kamloops Blazers / Edmonton Oil Kings / Prince Albert Raiders)
2011 – Mario Boilard Jr. (Baie-Comeau Drakkar, QMJHL)
2011 – Mike Forsyth (Medicine Hat Tigers / Chilliwack Bruins / Victoria Royals)
2011 – Jordan Hale (Brandon Wheat Kings)
2011 – Cole Penner (Prince Albert Raiders)
2011 – MacKenzie Royer (Calgary Hitmen / Moose Jaw Warriors / Tri City Americans)
2011 – Tyler Skauge (Everett Silvertips)
2010 – Alex Sirard (Swift Current Broncos)
2010 – Dalton Olsen (Vancouver Giants)
2009 – Tyler Esau (Seattle Thunderbirds)
2009 – Dalton Reum (Swift Current Broncos)
2009 – Matt Schmermund (Kamloops Blazers / Portland Winterhawks)
2008 – Andre Herman (Red Deer Rebels / Moose Jaw Warriors / Seattle Thunderbirds)
2008 – Brent Martin (Prince Albert Raiders)
2007 – Derek Reinhart (Regina Pats)
2007 – Tanner Stockwell (Regina Pats / Tri City Americans)
2007 – Wacey Hamilton (Medicine Hat Tigers)
2006 – Kirk Irving (Spokane Chiefs)
2006 – Nick Holden (Chilliwack Bruins)
2006 – Jason Lloyd (Kamloops Blazers / Kootenay Ice)
2006 – Colton Grant (Medicine Hat Tigers / Chilliwack Bruins)
2005 – Kris Lazurk (Kootenay Ice / Kelowna Rockets)
2005 – André Blanchette (Brandon Wheat Kings)
2005 – T.J. Fast (Tri City Americans)
2005 – Travis Friedley (Swift Current Broncos / Everett Silvertips)
2005 – Ryan Mayko (Kelowna Rockets / Lethbridge Hurricanes / Vancouver Giants / Regina Pats)
2005 – Nick Harsulla (Medicine Hat Tigers / Seattle Thunderbirds)
2005 – Jason Roberts (Swift Current Broncos / Seattle Thunderbirds)
2005 – Tyler Swystun (Medicine Hat Tigers / Portland Winterhawks)
2004 – Bob Graham (Tri City Americans)
2004 – Jason Lloyd (Kamloops Blazers / Kootenay Ice)
2004 – Justin Taylor (Medicine Hat Tigers / Red Deer Rebels)
2003 – Mike Brodeur (Moose Jaw Warriors)
2003 – Matt Jacques (Lethbridge Hurricanes)
2003 – Craig Perry (Spokane Chiefs / Seattle Thunderbirds)
2003 – Jordan Chomack (Prince George Cougars)
2003 – Brett Robertson (Medicine Hat Tigers / Prince George Cougars / Seattle Thunderbirds)
2003 – Scott Stewart (Medicine Hat Tigers)
2003 – Darrell Stoddard (Spokane Chiefs)
2002 – Ryan Morse (Kootenay Ice)
2002 – Doug Auchenberg (Spokane Chiefs)
2002 – Taggart Desmet (Calgary Hitmen)
2002 – Ryan Diduck (Brandon Wheat Kings)
2001 – Rory Rawlyk (Medicine Hat Tigers / Vancouver Giants / Prince Albert Raiders / Red Deer Rebels)
2000 – Lee Siemens (Prince George Cougars)
1999 – Brennan Evans (Seattle Thunderbirds / Kootenay Ice)
1999 – Richard Hamula (Kootenay Ice / Vancouver Giants)
1999 – Jared Jowett (Seattle Thunderbirds)
1998 – Ray Fraser (Seattle Thunderbirds / Brandon Wheat Kings)
1998 – Christian Boulding (Portland Winterhawks)
1998 – Brent Virostek (Lethbridge Hurricanes)
1998 – Marty Virostek (Lethbridge Hurricanes)
1998 – Scott Virostek (Lethbridge Hurricanes)

Players Listed Since Western Canadian Development Model (WCDM)

2025 – Jackson Schneider (Kelowna Rockets)
2025 – Owen DeWitt (Everett Silvertips)
2024 – Garrett Thom (Brandon Wheat Kings
2024 – Carter Capton (Vancouver Giants / Brandon Wheat Kings)

NHL (20 Total)

2019 – Roddy Ross (Philadelphia Flyers)
2015 – Parker Kelly (Ottawa Senators / Colorado Avalanche) *Active
2011 – Benjamin Gallacher (Florida Panthers)
2009 – Andrew MacWilliam (Toronto Maple Leafs)
2009 – Dylan Olsen (Chicago Blackhawks / Florida Panthers)
2009 – Allen York (Columbus Blue Jackets)
2008 – Karl Stollery (Colorado Avalanche / San Jose Sharks / New Jersey Devils)
2008 – Joe Colborne (Toronto Maple Leafs / Calgary Flames / Colorado Avalanche)
2008 – Mike Connolly (Colorado Avalanche)
2007 – Evan Oberg (Vancouver Canucks / Tampa Bay Lightning)
2007 – Derek Reinhart (Columbus Blue Jackets)
2006 – Nick Holden (Columbus Blue Jackets / Colorado Avalanche / New York Rangers / Boston Bruins / Vegas Golden Knights / Ottawa Senators)
2005 – T.J. Fast (Los Angeles Kings)
2005 – Mason Raymond (Vancouver Canucks / Toronto Maple Leafs / Calgary Flames / Anaheim Ducks)
2005 – MacGregor Sharp (Anaheim Ducks)
2004 – Dan Bertram (Chicago Blackhawks)
2003 – Mike Brodeur (Chicago Blackhawks / Ottawa Senators)
2003 – Dan Glover (New Jersey Devils)
2002 – Richard Petiot (Los Angeles Kings / Tampa Bay Lightning / Edmonton Oilers)
1999 – Brennan Evans (Calgary Flames)

Professional (36 Total)

2019 – Colson Gengenbach (Manitoba Moose, AHL) *Active
2017 – Kyler Kupka (Calgary Wranglers, AHL) *Active
2015 – Parker Kelly (Belleville Senators, AHL)
2015 – Ryker Leer (Nybro Vikings IF, HockeyEttan)
2014 – Tanner MacMaster (Utica Comets / Toronto Marlies / Lehigh Valley Phantoms, AHL), (MoDo Hockey / HC Vita Hästen, HockeyAllsvenskan) *Active
2013 – Lane Viveiros (Augsburger Panthers, DEL)
2013 – Hudson Elynuik (Toronto Marlies / Tucson Roadrunners / Chicago Wolves, AHL), (Kunlun Red Star, KHL)
2012 – Sam Jardine (Rockford IceHogs / San Antonio Rampage / Toronto Marlies / Calgary Wranglers, AHL), (HIFK, Liiga)
2009 – Jacob Johnston (Texas Stars, AHL)
2009 – Andrew MacWilliam (Toronto Marlies / Albany Devils / Rochester Americans / Manitoba Moose, AHL), (EHC München, DEL)
2009 – Dylan Olsen (Rockford Ice Hogs / San Antonio Rampage / Portland Pirates, AHL)
2008 – Allen York (Springfield Falcons / Texas Stars / Charlotte Checkers / Rockford IceHogs / Syracuse Crunch, AHL)
2008 – Karl Stollery (Lake Erie Monsters / San Jose Barracuda / Albany Devils, AHL), (Dinamo Riga / Jokerit, KHL), (Frolunda HC, SHL)
2008 – Joe Colborne (Providence Bruins / Toronto Marlies / San Antonio Rampage, AHL)
2008 – Mike Connolly (Worchester Sharks / Lake Erie Monsters, AHL), (Augsburger Panther / Straubing Tigers, DEL)
2008 – Jesse Todd (Hamilton Bulldogs, AHL)
2007 – Evan Oberg (Manitoba Moose / Rochester Americans / Norfolk Admirals / Syracuse Crush / Chicago Wolves / Portland Pirates, AHL), (Augsburger Panthers, DEL)
2007 – Chris Barton (Bridgeport Sound Tigers / Scranton Penguins, AHL)
2007 – Wacey Hamilton (Binghamton Senators / Utica Comets, AHL)
2006 – Ryan Donald (Providence Bruins / Charlotte Checkers, AHL)
2006 – Nick Holden (Syracuse Crunch / Springfield Falcons, AHL)
2005 – T.J. Fast (Peoria Rivermen / Rochester Americans / Connecticut Whale / Hamilton Bulldogs, AHL)
2005 – Jody Pederson (Providence Bruins / Worcester Sharks, AHL)
2005 – Mason Raymond (Manitoba Moose / Stockton Heat, AHL), (Örebro HK, HockeyAllsvenskan), (SC Bern, NL)
2005 – MacGregor Sharp (Iowa Chops / Syracuse Crunch / Abbotsford Heat, AHL), (Schwenninger Wild Wings, DEL)
2004 – Dan Bertram (Rockford IceHogs, AHL)
2004 – Matt McKnight (Bietigheim Steelers, DEL)
2004 – Justin Taylor (Lowell Lock Monsters / Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights / Norfolk Admirals / Houston Aeros / Chicago Wolves / Ontario Reign, AHL), (Mörrums GoIS, HockeyEttan)
2003 – Mike Brodeur (Norfolk Admirals / Rochester Americans / Binghamton Senators / Houston Aeros, AHL)
2003 – Rob Nolan (Houston Aeros, AHL)
2002 – Kevin McLeod (Springfield Falcons, AHL)
2002 – Kevin Croxton (Springfield Falcons / Peoria Riverman, AHL)
2002 – Kris Kasper (Worcester IceCats, AHL)
2002 – Richard Petiot (Manchester Monarchs / Toronto Marlies / Norfolk Admirals / Oklahoma City Oil Barons / St. Johns IceCaps, AHL)
2001 – Rory Rawlyk (Hartford Wolf Pack / Binghamton Senators, AHL), (Bofors IK, HockeyAllsvenskan)
1999 – Brennan Evans (Lowell Lock Monsters / Binghamton Senators / Iowa Chops / Toronto Marlies / Worcester Sharks / Peoria Rivermen / Grand Rapids Griffins / Texas Stars, AHL)

Semi-Pro (74 Total)

2021 – Kyle Dumba (Åmåls SK, Sweden D2)
2020 – McKenzie Welke (Rostock Piranhas, Germany3)
2019 – Luke Lush (Tulsa Oilers, ECHL)
2019 – Zach Vinnell (Indy Fuel, ECHL), (Glasgow Clan / Sheffield Steelers / Coventry Blaze, EIHL)
2019 – Erik Miller (Chiefs Leuven, CEHL)
2018 – Bjorn Robinson (Reims, France3)
2018 – Colby Wolter (Söderhamn/Ljusne HC, Sweden D2)
2017 – Kyler Kupka (South Carolina Stingrays, ECHL)
2016 – Nelson Gadoury (Quad City Mallards, ECHL)
2015 – Devin McDonald (Meudon, France3)
2014 – Scott Feser (Eispiraten Crimmitschau, DEL2)
2014 – Tanner MacMaster (Iowa Heartlanders, ECHL)
2013 – Lane Viveiros (EC Salzburg, ICEHL), (EV Zeltweg, Austria4)
2013 – Hudson Elynuik (Newfoundland Growlers / Rapid City Rush, ECHL)
2012 – Sam Jardine (Indy Fuel / Colorado Eagles / Newfoundland Growlers / Orlando Solar Bears / Greenville Swamp Rabbits, ECHL)
2012 – Ross McMullan (Wheeling Nailers, ECHL)
2012 – Daniel Stollery (Kungälvs IK, Sweden D2)
2011 – Nolan Kaiser (Adirondack Thunder, ECHL), (Huntsville Havoc, SPHL)
2011 – Austin Sevalrud (Fort Wayne Komets, ECHL)
2011 – Jordan Hale (Sydney Bears, AIHL)
2011 – John Lidgett (Hunstville Havoc, SPHL)
2011 – Cole Wilson (Quad City Mallards, ECHL), (Fayetteville FireAntz, SPHL), (Neuilly-sur-Marne, France2)
2010 – Tom Kroshus (Tulsa Oilers, ECHL)
2010 – Matt Wray (Mississippi RiverKings, SPHL)
2009 – Jacob Johnston (Evansville Icemen / Greenville Road Warriors / Utah Grizzlies, ECHL), (Odense Bulldogs, Denmark)
2009 – Andrew MacWilliam (EC Salzburg, ICEHL), (Cardiff Devils, EIHL)
2009 – Dylan Olsen (Adirondack Thunder / South Carolina Stingrays / Wichita Thunder, ECHL), (Nottingham Panthers, EIHL), (HK Nitra, Slovakia)
2009 – Dalton Reum (Idaho Steelheads / Wichita Thunder / Atlanta Gladiators / Wheeling Nailers, ECHL)
2009 – Jeremy Beirnes (Wheeling Nailers, ECHL), (Hunstville Havoc / Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs, SPHL), (Adelaide Adrenaline, AIHL)
2009 – Cameron Dion (Adelaide Adrenaline, AIHL), (Sisec NorthAm Selects, SwissDiv2)
2009 – Matt Schmermund (Augusta RiverHawks, SPHL)
2009 – Jared Wynia (EHC Timmendorfer Strand 06, Germany3)
2008 – Allen York (Chicago Express / Evansville Iceman / South Carolina Stingrays / Florida Everblades / Greenville Swamp Rabbits, ECHL)
2008 – Dean Petiot (Elmira Jackals, ECHL), (Huntsville Havoc, SPHL)
2008 – Karl Stollery (HC Bolzano, ICEHL)
2008 – Andre Herman (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL)
2008 – Alex MacLeod (South Carolina Stingrays / Stockton Thunder, ECHL), (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL)
2008 – Eric Kroshus (Wheeling Nailers, ECHL)
2008 – Jesse Todd (Reading Royals / San Franciso Bulls / Trenton Titans, ECHL)
2007 – Chris Barton (Wheeling Nailers, ECHL)
2007 – Owen Chatwin (Sisec NorthAm Selects, SwissDiv2)
2007 – Wacey Hamilton (Elmira Jackals, ECHL)
2007 – Jeff Jubinville (Tusla Oilers, ECHL), (Sparta Sarpsborg, Norway), (MAC Budapest, MOL Liga)
2006 – Kirk Irving (Knoxville Ice Bears, SPHL)
2006 – David Thompson (Louisiana IceGators, SPHL)
2006 – Ryan Donald (Reading Royals / Florida Everblades / Gwinnett Gladiators, ECHL)
2005 – Kris Lazaruk (Bakersfield Condors / Colorado Eagles, ECHL)
2005 – T.J. Fast (Alaska Aces / Cincinnati Cyclones / Bakersfield Condors, ECHL), (Eispiraten Crimmitschau / Heilbronner Falken, DEL2)
2005 – Jody Pederson (Elmira Jackets / Stockton Thunder, ECHL)
2005 – MacGregor Sharp (HC Bolzano, Italy), (EHC Olten, SL), (SønderjyskE, Denmark)
2004 – Steve Bounds (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL)
2004 – Tyler Johnson (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL)
2004 – Dan Bertram (Fresno Falcons / Las Vegas Wranglers, ECHL)
2004 – Matt McKnight (Las Vegas Wranglers / Idaho Steeheads, ECHL), (Lausitzer Füchse, Germany2)
2004 – Andrew Nelson (Twin City Cyclones, SPHL)
2004 – Brodie Sheahan (Ontario Reign, ECHL)
2004 – Justin Taylor (Las Vegas Wranglers / Idaho Steeheads / Ontario Reign, ECHL), (Sterzing/Vipiteno, Italy), (EC Peiting, Germany3), (Metallurg Novokuznetsk, Russia)
2003 – Mike Brodeur (Greenville Grrrowl / Augusta Lynx / Toledo Storm / Pensacola Ice Pilots / Elmira Jackals / Las Vegas Wranglers / Orlando Solar Bears, ECHL)
2003 – Rob Nolan (Chicago Express / Toledo Walleye / Colorado Eagles, ECHL), (Frederikshavn White Hawks, Denmark)
2003 – Dan Glover (Fresno Falcons / Columbia Inferno, ECHL)
2003 – Darrell Stoddard (Mississippi RiverKings, SPHL)
2002 – Kevin McLeod (Hvidovre Ligahockey / EfB Ishockey, Denmark)
2002 – Kevin Croxton (Alaska Aces / Wheeling Nailers (ECHL)
2002 – Taggart Desmet (Victoria Salmon Kings / Idaho Steelheads, ECHL), (Destil Trappers Tilburg, Netherlands), (Valpellice, Italy)
2002 – Kris Kasper (Peoria Rivermen / Utah Grizzlies / Reading Royals / Johnstown Chiefs, ECHL)
2001 – Erik Lodge (Heilbronner Falken, Germany3)
2001 – Mat Ponto (Toledo Storm, ECHL), (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL), (RT Bad Nauheim, Germany3)
2001 – Rory Rawlyk (Charlotte Checkers / Cincinnati Cyclones / South Carolina Stingrays / Phoenix Roadrunners, ECHL), (Lausitzer Füchse, Germany2), (Herner EV 2007, Germany3)
2001 – Jeff Golby (RT Bad Nauheim, Germany3), (ESC Trier, Germany4)
2000 – Tylor Keller (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL)
2000 – Riley Riddell (Idaho Steelheads / Wheeling Nailers / Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies, ECHL), (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL), (Neumarkt, Italy2)
2000 – Ryan Rutz (Columbus Cottonmouths, SPHL)
1998 – Paul Braaten (Long Beach Ice Dogs, ECHL), Western Sydney Ice Dogs, AIHL)
1998 – Aaron Grosul (Diamant Trappers Tilburg, Netherlands)
1998 – Jeremy Cheyne (Victoria Salmon Kings, ECHL), (ESV Bayreuth, Germany3)