2004 National U18 Club Championship

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No. Player Pos. Shoots Ht Wt DOB Hometown
5 Adam Ross F L 6'4 185 Oct. 15, 1986 n/a
9 Dustin Moore F R 6'1 185 May. 28, 1986 n/a
10 Brandon Knelsen F R 5'11 175 Jul. 24, 1987 n/a
11 Michael Dempster F R 5'9 160 Mar. 29, 1986 n/a
12 Landon Novotney F L 5'10 180 Mar. 28, 1987 n/a
14 Jared Hough F R 6'2 200 Apr. 21, 1986 n/a
15 Jeff Young F R 5'8 155 Jan. 30, 1988 n/a
16 Nathan Pernitsky F L 5'11 165 Oct. 4, 1986 n/a
17 Kyle Dorowicz F L 5'9 170 Jun. 8, 1986 n/a
20 A.J. Nelson F R 5'9 165 Feb. 19, 1986 n/a
21 Robert Forshner F L 5'8 160 May. 29, 1986 n/a
Defencemen            
2 Matt Stephens D R 6'3 190 Mar. 13, 1986 n/a
3 Eric Frere D L 6'0 168 Nov. 15, 1988 n/a
4 Ross Whitford D R 6'1 207 Mar. 26, 1986 n/a
6 Ryan Ekdahl D L 6'3 185 Jan. 28, 1986 n/a
7 Jay Adams D R 5'10 165 Jun. 11, 1986 n/a
8 Graham Potuer D R 6' 200 Feb. 18, 1988 n/a
Goalies            
1 Brett Jones G   6'4 195 May. 21, 1986 n/a
31 Rick Andreychuk G   6'1 170 Feb. 12, 1987 n/a
General Manager            
Coaches            
Brent Fudge            
Greg Swenson            
Shane Hastings            
 

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2025 TELUS Cup: Day 6 (Saturday, April 26)
The Chevaliers and Pat Canadians won to set up a showdown for the national title.
2025 TELUS Cup: Day 5 (Friday, April 25)
The Chevaliers, Canucks and Flyers closed the prelims with wins Friday in Chilliwack.
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