28th Annual

MacPherson TournamentSt. Andrew's College

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Welcome to St. Andrews College

It is a pleasure for me to welcome you to the 28th annual MacPherson Hockey Tournament. For more than a quarter of a century, the staff and students of St. Andrews College have looked forward to this event with great anticipation. For some, hockey truly is Canadas favourite pastime, and this event has always generated tremendous enthusiasm and spirit among our entire Andrean community and beyond.

As the coach of my sons hockey team, a former coach of the First and JV St. Andrews teams, and an avid hockey fan, I am thrilled to watch the boys skills develop over the years. One of our Old Boys, Michael Del Zotto 08, is in his second season with the New York Rangers, something to which so many young Canadians aspire, yet rarely attain. A more realistic dream is for our boys to continue their love for the game by playing in university. We are very proud of our Andreans who have gone on to pursue their academic and athletic dreams at great schools across North America.

Win or lose, the games at this tournament are always fast-paced and exciting. While all teams strive for on-ice success, none should lose sight of the need for sportsmanlike conduct and respect for ones opponent. I think it is quite a testament to our School, coaches, players and staff that the tournament has evolved to its present stature. Like so many other things about St. Andrews, the MacPherson Tournament has become one of our treasured traditions and is a proud symbol of how well our hockey team performs on the North American stage.

On behalf of the School, our students, parents, alumni, and the tournament committee, I extend our best wishes for success to all participating teams.

Kevin McHenry Headmaster

Kevin McHenry is the eighth Headmaster in the 112 year history of St. Andrews College. He is in his second year in this role and has been at the School for nine years, previously having served as SACs Assistant Headmaster Academics and the Upper School. During his nine-year career at St. Andrews, Kevin has coached the First, JV Hockey and Varsity Baseball teams. He currently coaches his sons York Simcoe Express Atom AAA team.

Appleby CollegeGilmour Academy

Brother Andre CHSUpper Canada College

LaSalle SSStanstead College

St. Andrew's CollegeSt. Francis High School

MEAGHER DIVISION

HAMILTON DIVISION

FRIDAY, January 14

9:00 am Gilmour Academy vs. Appleby College Aurora Community 2 9:30 am St. Andrews College vs. LaSalle SS Aurora Community 1 9:00 am St. Francis High School vs. Stanstead College Aurora Recreation Centre E 9:30 am Upper Canada College vs. Brother Andre CHS Aurora Recreation Centre W 12:30 pm LUNCHEON - ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE - GREAT HALL 3:30 pm Brother Andre CHS vs. Gilmour Academy Aurora Community 1 4:00 pm Appleby College vs. Upper Canada College Aurora Community 2 4:00 pm St. Francis High School vs. LaSalle SS Aurora Recreation Centre E 7:00 pm St. Andrews College vs. Stanstead College Aurora Community 1

SATURDAY, January 15

9:30 am Gilmour Academy vs. Upper Canada College Aurora Community 210:00 am LaSalle SS vs. Stanstead College Aurora Community 111:30 am Appleby College vs. Brother Andre CHS Aurora Community 212:00 pm St. Francis High School vs. St. Andrews College Aurora Community 1

1:30 pm Family Skate Aurora Community 1 3:00 pm SAC Under 40 Old Boys Game Aurora Community 2 3:00 pm SAC Over 40 Old Boys Game Aurora Community 1

7:00 pm (1st Hamilton) vs. (2nd Meagher) Aurora Community 1 9:00 pm (1st Meagher) vs. (2nd Hamilton) Aurora Community 1

SUNDAY, January 16

9:00am 3rd Hamilton vs. 3rd Meagher Aurora Community 1 9:00am 4th Hamilton vs. 4th Meagher Aurora Community 211:00 am CONSOLATION GAME Aurora Community 1 1:00 pm CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Aurora Community 1

First team listed is home team and will wear white

28th AnnualSt. Andrews College

MacPherson Hockey TournamentJanuary 14, 15 & 16, 2011

SCHEDULE OF GAMES

Past ChampionshipsYear Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal2010 Appleby College Gilmour Academy St. Andrew's College2009 Gilmour Academy St. Francis High School Edge School 2008 Gilmour Academy St. Andrews College St. Francis High School2007 St. Andrews College Edge School Upper Canada College2006 Northwood School St. Andrews College St. Francis High School2005 St. Andrews College Northwood School St. Francis High School2004 Upper Canada College National Sports Academy St. Andrews College 2003 Upper Canada College Gilmour Academy IMG Academy 2002 Upper Canada College Mount Carmel School National Sports Academy 2001 Mount Carmel School Upper Canada College St. Andrews College 2000 St. Charles College St. Francis High School St. Andrews College1999 St. Andrews College St. Charles College Ridley College1998 St. Andrews College Trinity College School St. Thomas Aquinas 1997 St. Charles College St. Andrews College Nichols School1996 St. Andrews College Dunbarton School Trinity College School1995 Upper Canada College Shattuck St. Marys St. Charles College1994 Nichols School St. Andrews College St. Charles College 1993 St. Andrews College Nichols School Scollard Hall1992 St. Charles College St. Andrews College Upper Canada College1991 St. Charles College Nichols School St. Andrews College1990 Nichols School Saunders Secondary Oromocto High School 1989 Nichols School Monarch Park Notre Dame du Foy1988 Notre Dame du Foy Nichols School St. Andrews College1987 Nichols School Lionel Grouix Notre Dame du Foy 1986 Nichols School Cranbrook School Notre Dame Hounds1985 Nichols School St. Andrews College Notre Dame Hounds1984 New Hampton School St. Andrews College Notre Dame Hounds

History of the MacPherson Tournament

Now in its 28th year, the annual MacPherson Tournament has become a cherished tradition and highly anticipated event in the St. Andrews school year. The tournament, a creation of now-retired first hockey coach and teacher Al Dunford, is one of the most respected and well-organized high school hockey tournaments in North America.

The first tournament in 1984 set the tone for the future. In the opening ceremony game held on the Friday night amid the pomp and tradition of the SAC Pipe and Drum Corps performance, the ceremonial dropping of the first puck, and the wildly cheering fans, St. Andrews defeated the fabled Hounds of Notre Dame 5-4 in overtime.

The tournament has had a truly North American flavour, hosting schools from Alberta, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Quebec, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida, New York, Illinois, Nova Scotia and Michigan as well as a variety of regions in Ontario.

At the outset, naming the tournament and the divisions was not difficult. Three Andreans: Lloyd MacPherson, Jim Hamilton and Bob Meagher devoted many years to St. Andrews College and its goals and traditions. While their love of things Andrean was legendary, hockey was their passion.

Mr. MacPherson was Assistant to the Headmaster from 1957-1982 and was regarded as the standard bearer for our Scottish traditions. After his retirement in 1982, Mr. MacPherson returned to his beloved Nova Scotia where he passed away in March 1988.

Mr. Hamilton was a life-long Andrean. He graduated from SAC in 1933, served as President of the Association, and in 1965 he joined the St. Andrews College staff as Executive Director of the SAC Foundation. Under his leadership, the School added the McLaughlin Science Building and the Bedard Athletic Complex. Mr. Hamilton passed away in November 1989 and the 1990 Tournament was played in his memory.

Dr. Meagher brought a strong academic background to SAC when he was appointed Academic Head of the Lower School in 1972. Until his retirement from the College in 1987, Dr. Meagher was an ardent supporter of life in the Lower School - Mac House, the under 14 hockey team, as well as friend and advisor to many young boys who were just beginning life away from home. In 1987, Dr. Meagher was appointed an Ontario Citizenship Court Judge. He passed away in June of 2000.

Clinton McCullough 05Right-winger Clinton McCullough was always a big, tough hockey player. At 63 he played the role of power-forward to perfection. But early in his St. Andrews career, some say he may have lacked confidence to play hockey past Grade 12. That was all put to rest at the 2005 MacPherson Tournament during his graduating year. He dominated that weekend, says teammate Ryan Bryce 05, and basically willed our team to the championship.

The team won and Clinton was named MVP - a huge honour for the Aurora native. A scholar and a Prefect off the ice, he was a popular student at St. Andrews. With the added confidence that his Grade 12 year provided, Clinton decided to forego the usual junior hockey stint that many other players commit to after high school. He went straight to Queens University in Kingston, where he came under the guidance of former Montreal Canadiens star Kirk Muller, and then former Toronto Maple Leaf Alyn McCauley. Both would have a huge influence on his hockey career.

He played at Queens for five years, including on the University's most successful team in 25 years. He graduated with an Honours B.A. in Economics and is again living in Aurora, planning his next move, perhaps after some traveling.

Here are some of Clintons insights into the ups and downs of pursuing and enjoying a university hockey career.

Early years and St. AndrewsId been playing hockey since I was 4 years old. I played Triple-A growing up before coming to St. Andrews for Grade 9 in 2001. Coming to St. Andrews was very much a hockey choice as well as an education choice. My brother Brendon 03 was in the midst of a very positive hockey experience at St. Andrews when I came. Growing up in Aurora, it was my goal to play hockey at St. Andrews.

I played Under-16 for a year under Stephen Kimmerer, Al Dunford in JV in Grade 10, and then John MacDonald for Grade 11 and 12. My last year here we had a very successful team. We went 48-3, won CISAA, MPHL and the MacPherson Tournament. Memories from the MacPherson tournament and that year are some that I will not soon forget. Playing in that tournament was where I really started to realize that my hockey career could go beyond the CISAA.

Being at St. Andrews really made me organize my priorities. We played well over 50 games, and academics were also a big part of my life, so I had to be pretty organized to make sure I could succeed in both. It was great preparation for university and for life.

Queens UniversityAt Queens, I made the varsity team in my first year. After St. Andrews, I attended some Jr. A and OHL camps and then decided it would be best to continue my education at Queens where Kirk Muller was coach. As an 18-year-old, I was very young, because a lot of university hockey players play a year or two of junior before making the move to the CIS. Most guys are 21 or 22. I even played with a guy who was 30. These guys were not my age. But Kirk took me under his wing and really showed me the ropes and how to act and play like a pro.

In my first game with Queens, the team was piped on to the ice for the home opener in front of a large crowd and it brought back many great memories of St. Andrew's particularly Friday night MacPherson - it was a great feeling. We played about 35 games a year at Queens. We started in September - first day of school - and played right up until March. Games were on weekends, and we practiced Monday to Thursday. You could

MacPherson a springboard to a five-year career at Queens University

count on devoting three hours a day to hockey. We trained together as a team during the off-season. During the summer you went away with a training program and you were tested when you came back in September. It was a lifestyle.

Aspirations, mentors -- and injuryThe top tier guys at Canadian universities are definitely looking to play pro hockey in Europe or in the US. But there is also a group who are there to get an education. They still want to play hockey for a while, and if it goes well for them, great. But they know a non-hockey career choice will likely fair better for them, and the transition to pro isnt easy. I had aspirations early on. With Kirk coaching me during my first year and former Leaf Alyn McCauley in my fourth year, I had some pretty good mentors to help me along. They turned me on to the idea of pro. But I ran into some injury problems. I had my second shoulder dislocation late in my fourth year, missed the last five games, and then needed shoulder surgery. That led me to the decision to head back for a fifth year at Queens. After surgery, there was no way I could be at my best for a pro tryout, so I figured Id play out my eligibility. We had a good team that year, but after the injury, my own productivity wasnt where it should have been, and that pretty much dictated how things went with my hockey career.

Teen choicesWhen it was time for me to leave St. Andrews, I might have sought a bit more guidance as to how to manage my hockey career. If I were doing it again, I probably would. I might have played some junior and then tried to go the US route. But I decided to make education my foremost priority. Id talked to Kirk Muller about Queens and I liked what we discussed. I might have made a different decision with some more guidance, but I might not have. So looking back now, I think I did the right thing.

The MacPherson TournamentWinning MVP at the MacPherson Tournament was a huge honour, a real highlight of my hockey career. I was well aware of the tournament from a young age, being from Aurora and then from watching both brothers Brendon (03) and Colin (07). The MacPherson Tournament never fails to bring in the best competition around. In 05 we had a great team, so I was really looking forward to the tournament. I remember putting up some pretty good numbers. I had a couple of big goals in the final a g a i n s t Northwood, so it went well for me and for the team so they saw fit to give me MVP. I had some great teammates and Im in touch with a lot of them to this day. These days I play recreational hockey. We have a solid team of Old Boys who play down at York U n i v e r s i t y every Wednesday. So now its for fun with friends.

--Jim McGillivray

MacPherson Hockey Tournament - General Information 2011ELIGIBILITY Players must be full-time students at their respective high school. Players from other provinces in Canada, or other countries must be eligible to compete for their high school according to their school association eligibility rules.

Rostersmustbefiledwiththetournamentcommitteepriortoateamsfirstgame,andnosubstitutionswillbepermittedthereafter.Allplayersmustplayintheteamsfirstgameinordertobeeligibletoplayinsubsequentgames.Exceptionsmustfirstbeclearedwiththetournamentconvenorpriortoateamsfirstmatch.

In the case of goaltender injury or suspension, a third goaltender (if not already rostered) may be added to the tournamentroster,butmustfulfilltheeligibilityrequirementsofparagraphoneabove. FORMAT Theeightteamswillbedividedintotwodivisions(theMeagherDivisionandtheHamiltonDivision)offourteamseach.EachteamwillplayasingleroundrobininitsdivisiononFridayandSaturday.Duringthistime,eachteamwillhavethreegames.Aftertheroundrobinplay,thestandingswillbetabulatedineachdivision.

Gameswillbe3periodsof15minuteseach(stoptime).Therewillbeafive-minutewarmuppriortoeachgame.Whenpossible,floodswillbeafterteamshavecompletedtheirfive-minutewarmupandafterthesecondperiod.Ifatanytimeinthethirdperiodateamholdsafive-goallead,runningtimewillcommence.Shouldanyminorpenaltiesoccurduringrunningtimetheyshallbe3minutesinduration.Ifthescoredifferentialdecreasestofourgoals,stoptimewillresume,thisincludessemi-final&championshipmatches.

Standingsduringtheroundrobinwillbetabulatedasfollows:winswillcountfortwopoints,tiesonepoint,andnopoints for losses.

Thecross-oversemi-finals(1stinonedivisionvs.2ndintheoppositedivision)willtakeplaceonSaturdayat7:00p.m.and9:00p.m.ThetwolosingteamswillplayfortheBronzeMedalat11:00a.m.onSunday.ThetwowinnerswillplayfortheSilverandGoldMedalsat1:00p.m.Sundayafternoon.HometeamfortheConsolation&Championshipmatchwillbedeterminedbytheteamwitha)themostpoints,iftiedthen:b)mostwinsintournament,ifteamsaretiedafter(b)then:c)fewestgoalsagainst,iftiedafter(c)then:d)greatestgoaldifferentialinthetournament,iftiedafter(d)then:e)teamwiththefewestpenaltyminutes.

TIE-BREAKINGPROCEDURE Tiebreakswillbeusedfollowingcompletedroundrobinplaywithineachdivisionandwillapplyonlytoresolvingatieforfirstandsecondplaceoratieforsecondandthirdplace. A)Inthecaseofatwo-waytie: (a) Thewinnerofthegamebetweenthetwotiedteamsintheirroundrobingametakesthehigher standing.Ifthisistiedthen: (b) Theteamwiththemostwinsinthethreeroundrobingamestakesthehigherstanding. Ifthisistiedthen: (c) Theteamwiththefewestgoalsagainstintheroundrobintakesthehigherstanding. Ifthisistiedthen: (d) Theteamwiththegreatestgoaldifferentialintheroundrobintakesthehigherstanding,toa maximumof+/-5goalspergame.Ifthisistiedthen: (e) Theteamwiththefewestpenaltyminutesagainstinthegamebetweenthe tiedteamsintheirroundrobingametakesthehigherstanding.Ifthisistiedthen: (f) Theteamwiththefewestpenaltyminutesagainstallteamsinroundrobinplaytakesthehigher standing. B) Incaseofathree-waytie,thefollowingprioritylistwillbeusedtodeterminetheHIGHESTFINISHING TEAM ONLY - (a) Theteamwiththefewestgoalsagainsttakesthehigheststanding. (b) If(a)aboveistied,thentheteamwiththegreatestgoaldifferentialtakesthehigheststanding,toa maximumof+/-5goalspergame. (c) Iftheteamsarestilltiedafter(b)above,thentheteamwiththefewest penaltyminutesagainstwilltakethehigheststanding.NOTE:TiebreakingprioritylistB)isfolloweduntilthethree-waytieisbrokenandtheteamwiththehigheststandingisdetermined,thenthetwo-waytieremainingisresolvedbystartingatthetopofA).

ULTIMATETIE-BREAKER:If(afteralltheabove)teamsremaintied,theTournamentCommitteewillsuperviseacointosstodeterminethefinalstandings.

OVERTIME (A) Therewillbeafive-minute,sudden-victoryovertimeperiodifanyoftheroundrobingamesaretied.Ifthegameremainstiedattheendoftheovertimeperiod,itwillstandasatieandeachteamwillreceiveonepointinthestandings. (B) IntheSemi-finalsandChampionshipgame,overtimewillconsistofsuddenvictory(firstgoalwins).Theicewillnotberesurfacedattheconclusionofthegame.Therewillbeathree-minuterestperiod.Thefirstovertimeperiodwillbetenminutesstop-time.Ifthegameisstilltied,theicewillberesurfacedandthenextandsubsequentovertimeperiodswillbeten-minutestopperiodswithfloodsaftereverysecondperiod,aslongasiceisavailable.(SeeD.below)

(C) InthecaseoftheconsolationgameonSundayat11:00a.m.,ifthegameistied,therewillbeafive-minutesuddenvictoryperiod.Ifthegameremainstiedtherewillbeashoot-out.Priortothegameeachcoachwillsubmitalistoffiveplayerstoparticipateintheshoot-outtotheoff-iceofficialsatthepenaltybox.If,afteronescoringattempteach,thescoreremainstied,thesamefiveshooterswillrepeattheprocessuntiloneteamwins.Ifaplayerlistedasoneofthefivecannotparticipate,thecoachcansubstituteanotherplayerattheendofthegame.

(D) Thechampionshipgamecurrentlyhasa5:00p.m.curfew.Theovertimeformatin(B)abovewillremaininplaceuntil4:30p.m.orthirtyminutespriortocurfew.Atthattimeplaywillbestoppedandteamswillgototheirrespectivebenches.Suddenvictoryplaywouldthencontinueinten-minutesegmentsofrunningtimewitheachteamallowedfourplayers(includinggoaltender).

Thegamewillbeplayedwithfourplayers(includinggoaltender)perteam.Ifateamisassessedapenaltyduringthefouronfourplaythentheopposingnon-penalizedteamshallplayfortwominuteswithafivementofouradvantage.Uponcompletionofthepenaltythepenalizedplayershallreturntotheicewherebothteamswillplayfiveonfiveuntilastoppageinplay.Atthattimefouronfourplaywillresume.Coachesmaychangeplayersandcanremove the goaltender if desired as per the regular rules of hockey.

Ifthegameremainstiedwith10minutesremainingpriortocurfew,thena5-manshoot-outwilloccur.Theshoot-outformatdescribedintheBronzemedalgame(seeOvertimerulesitemC)willapply.

DISPUTES RulingsonadisputeorpossiblesuspensionwillbehandledbytheTournamentConvenorandCommittee,theReferee-in-Chief&theRefereedoingthegameinwhichtheincidenttookplace.TheTournamentCommitteerulingwillbefinal.

RULES AllCHAruleswillbeinforcewiththefollowingadjustments: a) No red line for purposes of off-side. b) One thirty second time-out per team per game. c) Anyplayerreceivingafive-minutemajororgamemisconductissuspendedforthenexttournament game.Afightingmajorwillresultinautomaticexpulsionfromthetournament. d) Ifaplayerreceives3separateten-minutemisconductsintournamentplay,thatplayershallbeejected from the tournament. e) Refereeswillenforcemandatorymouthguards.

AWARDSGold, Silver and Bronze medallions will be presented to the championship, runner-up and third place team members respectively.The Lloyd C. MacPherson Cup will be presented to the Championship team, along with a keeper banner. The Cup resides at St. Andrews College year-round.The J.P. McClocklin Shield and a keeper plaque will be presented to the Tournaments Most Valuable Player.TheRobinFraserPlaque will be presented to the player best exemplifying qualities of leadership, sportsmanship and high calibre play.A six member all-star team will be selected to recognise outstanding tournament play. Plaques will be awarded to three forwards, two defencemen and one goaltender.

MAPS OF THE AREA

AppLEBy Blue DogsOakville, Ontario

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 Billy Cooper 2011 G 6'3" 195 19932 Steve Murray 2011 D 5'11" 155 19933 Travis Blinkhorn 2013 D 5'10" 145 19954 Aidan Board 2013 D 5'6" 145 19956 Brenton Chilton 2013 D 5'8" 150 19958 Nick proietti 2011 F 6'0" 180 19939 Evan Morrison 2013 F 5'8" 150 1995

10 Connor Ingleson 2011 F 5'11" 185 199311 Steve MacInnis 2012 D 5'7" 150 199412 Mitch McMullin 2011 F 5'8" 150 199314 Daniel poliziani 2012 D 5'8" 175 199315 Liam Board 2012 F 6'0" 180 199316 Matt Rubinoff 2011 F 5'8" 175 199317 Mitch Graham 2013 F 5'9" 155 199518 Connor McGlynn 2013 F 6'0" 180 199519 Dan Sinclair 2011 F 6'2" 180 199320 Brandon Leard 2012 F 5'9" 165 199430 Aleks pike 2011 F 5'10" 230 1993

Head Coach: Dan poliziani Assistant Coaches: Mike Moores, Wayne Murray

GILMOUR ACADEMy LancersGates Mills, Ohio

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year2 Nick provost 12 D 5'10" 175 19923 Jamie young 11 D 5'8" 160 19935 Joe Echelmeier 12 D 6'0" 190 19937 John Gilmour (A) 11 D 6'0" 185 19938 Kyle Menges 11 D 6'0" 170 1994

12 Damien Lona 12 F 5'10" 180 199313 Anthony Guaiani 11 F 5'9" 170 199314 Michael phillips (C) 12 F 5'9" 160 199215 Matt panzo 12 F 5'8" 165 199317 Dominic Shuttleworth (C) 12 D 6'0" 195 199218 Jeff Rousseau 12 F 6'1" 220 199319 Thomas Crabtree 12 F 5'10" 170 199320 Gordon Wells 12 F 5'10" 175 199321 Felix plouffe (A) 11 F 6'1" 170 199322 Brad Riccardi 10 F 5'8" 160 199423 JC Houde 12 F 5'11" 175 199324 Michael OMaley 10 G 6'1" 170 199425 Matt Lindley 11 F 5'11" 185 199330 Andrew pikul 12 G 6'0" 150 199335 Nolan Cooney 12 G 6'0" 170 1992

Coach: Scott Stirling Assistant Coaches: Curt Kassigkeit, Greg Hocevar

LASALLE S.S. LancersSudbury, Ontario

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 Thomas Graham 10 G 5'10" 155 19953 Brad Schroeder 12 D 5'11" 215 19924 Brandon Kelly 12 D 5'11" 195 19927 Matt Keetch 12 C 6'1" 187 19938 Taylor Couillard 12 C 5'9" 187 19929 Ryan Guillot 12 F 6'2" 205 1993

10 Chase Woitowich 12 F 6'1" 205 199211 Kyle Lekun 12 F 6'1" 195 199214 Jeremy Faganely 12 F 5'11" 200 199215 Logan Collins 11 D 6'0" 170 199416 Zack Julien 12 C 5'8" 160 199218 Brandon Legault 12 D 5'11" 183 199319 Mike Baldisera 12 F 5'8" 185 199222 Nick Contini 12 D 6'1" 170 199324 Rob Staszak 12 D 6'0" 170 199327 Andrew Wahamma 12 F 6'1" 172 199330 Danny Fong 12 G 5'8" 165 1993

Head Coach: Vagelli Sakellaris Assistant Coach: Steve Marko, Mark Baldisera

ST. ANDREWS COLLEGE saints Aurora, Ontario

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 Anthony ponzo 12 G 5'10'' 155 19923 Kyle Coughlin 12 D 6'1'' 173 19914 pat Root 12 D 5'11'' 165 19925 Fabian Andark 11 D 6'1'' 185 19947 Richard Occhipinti 12 F 6'0'' 190 19939 Robert Williams 11 D 5'10'' 160 1994

10 Dan Barker 12 D 6'3'' 210 199311 Casey Cook 12 F 6'1'' 185 199112 Alex poulin 11 F 5'11'' 160 199314 Greg Jansz 11 F 5'10'' 175 199316 James Lappin 12 F 5'10'' 170 199417 Craig Johnson 12 D 5'8'' 160 199318 Geoff Gallagher 12 F 5'10'' 172 199119 Dimitri Salamatin 11 F 5'10'' 170 199420 Hayden Neuman 12 G 5'11'' 170 199321 Matthew Sovereign 12 F 5'8'' 168 199222 Brennan de Langley 11 F 5'10'' 170 199426 Leland de Langley 12 D 5'11'' 170 199227 Will Laking 12 F 5'10" 175 1992

Head Coach: David ManningAssistant Coaches: Geoff Brennagh 94, Jamie Macpherson '99Manager: Ann perrier Student Manager: Feras AlotaibiAthletic Therapist: Marnie McRoberts

It was a Movember to remember for a number of the seniors on 1st Hockey. In order to raise money and awareness for men's health, the coaching staff and 7 members of the team grew a little hair on their upper lips for a good cause. In the process, the team raised $1500 for prostate cancer research and got a number of laughs around school and against opposing teams. It was all for good fun and a good cause and the coaches are already talking about next Movember when they get to do it all over again with a new crop of players!

Movember Members: Dan Barker (Most Money Raised), Anthony ponzo, Leland de Langley, Kyle Coughlin, Matt Sovereign, Hayden Neuman, Richard Occhipinti, along with coaches David Manning, Geoff Brennagh 94 and Jamie Macpherson '99.

Thanks for the support!

Graduates2011

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Hayden NeumanKyle CoughlinCasey CookLeland de Langley

James Lappin

Matthew Sovereign

Anthony ponzo

Craig Johnson

Will LakingRichard Occhipinti

Geoff Gallagher

Missing - pat Root & Dan Barker

Greg JanszBrennan de Langley

Fabian AndarkAlex poulinDimitri Salamatin Robert Williams

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A Special Thank You To: Our 28th MacPherson Hockey Tournament Sponsors, KeithDavisEngravers&AwardsforthedonationofAlumniTrophies, TheParentsGuildandallofourMacPhersonHockeyTournamentVolunteers, StephenKimmererforhiscreativityindesigningthistournamentprogram, PrintThreeBramptonforprintingourprogramand The28thMacPhersonTournamentCommittee.

The TeamManagement Coach

Jamie Macpherson '99

CoachDavid Manning

CoachGeoff Brennagh 94

ManagerAnn Perrier

st. FRanCis H.s. ReD RaiDeRs ATHOL SpRINGS, NEW yORK

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 Curran McNamara 12 G 6'1 155 19933 John Ferris 11 D 6'0 160 19944 Bobby Harrington 12 D 6'3 175 19935 Brendan Natwora 11 D 6'0 155 19946 Mike pliszka 12 D 6'0 180 19937 Cooper Stefaniak 11 D 6'0 178 19948 Nick DiRienzo 12 F 5'11 175 19939 Josh Dempsey 11 D 5'9 165 1994

10 Jared Vona 12 F 6'1 192 199311 Tim Kielich "A" 11 F 5'11 160 199414 Brendan Cullen 11 F 5'8 140 199416 Kenny Tencza 11 F 5'9 160 199417 Matt pietrzykowski "C" 12 F 5'9 175 199318 Brenden Robinson 12 F 5'10 160 199319 Dallas Szustak 12 F 5'11 170 199324 Dominic DiCioccio 12 F 5'6 155 199325 Max Mikowski 12 F 6'2 180 199330 Brad Hawayek 11 G 5'10 155 1994

Head Coach: John Bowers Assistant Coach: Scott DieboldManager: Tom Heatley

stansteaD College spaRtans STANSTEAD, QUEBEC

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 Larivee, Felix 12 G 5'9" 162 19933 Aucoin, pierre-Alexandre 12 D 5'9" 172 19926 Lafleur, Justin 11 D 5'11" 165 19947 Fredriksson, Jonas 12 D 5'9" 197 19928 Champagny, Joey 11 C 5'8" 140 19949 Taylor, Brian 11 D 5'11" 167 1993

10 Lacerte, Raphael 12 C 5'7" 145 199311 Blacksmith, Dallas 12 F 6'3" 230 199312 Antonelli, pietro 12 F 6'1" 203 199214 Jankowski, Mark 11 F 6'1" 155 199415 Chisholm, Hayden 12 D 6'1" 188 199316 Zwaagstra, Lucas 10 F 5'9" 160 199517 Boisvert, Swann 12 F 6'1" 185 199219 Gareau, Dylan 12 C 6'1" 180 199321 Charbonneau, Justin 11 F 6' 175 199323 Boisvert, Elric 11 F 6'2" 170 199424 St-Jean, Carl 11 F 5'8" 154 199425 Ruel, Maxime 12 F 5'8" 178 199226 Leslie, Andrew 12 C 5'7" 150 199227 Millejours, Kevin 11 D 5'10" 172 199430 Charpentier, Sebastien 12 G 6'2" 201 199235 Boulos, Simon-pierre 12 G 5'9" 150 1992

Head Coach: James Rioux

SAINT BROTHER ANDRE CHS CaRDinalsMarkham, Ontario

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 peter Vigneux 11 G 5"8 160 19945 Anthony Scimenca 11 D 6"0 190 19947 Connor Blue 11 F 5"10 160 19949 Shawn Hulshof 12 F 6"2 180 1993

10 Marco Mastrangelo 11 F 5"11 180 199411 Cody Burtch 12 F 5"11 160 199412 Chris Kasper 11 F 5"9 165 199413 Kyle Fransen 10 D 5'9 175 199516 Alex Suddard 12 D 5'10 170 199318 Jon Carpino 11 F 5"10 165 199419 Daniel perry 12 D 5'11 180 199320 Cole Hutchinson 11 D 6"0 175 199521 David Beloff 12 F 5"9 160 199322 Tyler Goodridge 11 D 5"10 165 199423 Eric Delaurentis 11 F 5"11 170 199424 Kevin Stevens 12 D 6"1 170 199325 Jonathan Crupi 12 D/F 6"0 175 199326 Daniel Chapman 11 F 5"9 155 199427 Kyle Liu 11 D 5'9 165 199428 Dalton Hnatko 10 F 5"8 160 199529 Ben Singh 12 G 5"9 165 199235 Nick Zaffino 12 G 5"10 170 199344 Jonathan Ashford 10 F 5"10 160 199555 Brandon pantaleo 11 F 6"0 185 1994

Coach: David Turner, Assistant Coaches: paul Titanic, Michael Gouglas Manager: Branko Mihaljevic

UppER CANADA COLLEGE BluesToronto, Ontario

No. Name Grade pos. Height Weight Birth year1 John Seydel 12 G 5'10 175 19922 Brody power 11 D 59 175 19933 Charles Lapierre 11 D 510 180 19924 Stefan Valvur 11 D/F 510 160 19945 Justin Sadler 9 D 63 180 19956 Thomas Vangou 12 D 59 170 19937 Stephen Anderson 10 F 5'10 190 19949 Matthew Eden 10 F 60 155 1995

10 Hasse Lemola 12 F 5'9 165 199311 Jordan Hamilton 12 F 60 220 199312 p.J. Conlon 9 F 510 155 199515 Jeremy Miao 12 D 5'11 165 199316 phil Smith 11 D/F 62 170 199417 paul Ehvert 12 F 60 185 199319 Colby Harris 12 F 61 185 199221 Balint Bojko 11 F 60 185 199323 Dylan Toyne 12 F 6'3 175 199324 Michael Mingay 12 F 6'0 175 199335 Cedrick Cauchon 11 G 60 165 1992

Co- Coaches: Brent A. MacKay & Brian GreenAssistant Coach: Aaron LeeTherapist: Adam Warren

On Saturday, December 4th, the First Hockey team welcomed Jim McClocklin '66 into their newly renovated locker room at the Aurora Community Centre. Jim is a proud supporter of hockey at St. Andrew's and donated a new floor for the locker room emblazoned with the School crest. He and his family gathered to spend time and share stories with members of the First Hockey team. Also joining the group were Headmaster Kevin McHenry and Executive Director of Advancement Scott Hayter. Following the unveiling of the new floor, the first Hockey team went on to beat the National Sports Academy 8-2.

Jim was a member of the First Hockey team from 1963-1966 and captain during his final season. He moved on to play at Cornell University and won an NCAA National Championship with the "Big Red" in 1970. The most valuable player of the annual Macpherson Hockey Tournament is named in his honour.

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Andrew Wallace '08 Bowling Green University Ben power '08 Lake SuperiorChristain Morrisette '07 RpIRob Martini 06' Niagara UniversityAnthony Grieco '05 North DakotaJordan Zitoun '05 Quinnipiac Brad Levick '05 Elmira CollegeJared Leslie '05 Hamilton CollegeClinton McCullough 05 Queen's UniversityMarko Kovacevic '05 McGill UniversityJordan Cyr '04 Holy Cross Billy Burke '04 Queens University - Barrie Colts (OHL)Joe Rothwell '03 Colby CollegeJimmy Healey 02 Merrimack CollegeMike Craig 01 Queens UniversityJeff Ovens 01 Queens Universitypaul perrier 01 SUNy OswegoJack popiel 01 Ohio State UniversityBrian Chisholm 00 Colby CollegeDoug MacIver 00 Rochester Americans (AHL)Ian Sinclair 00 Lebanon Valley CollegeSteve Gainey 98 Dallas Stars (NHL) Mike Laceby 98 Queens UniversityJamie Taylor 98 Lebanon Valley CollegeFred perowne 97 Colby CollegeMatt Thorne 96 Queens UniversityScott Bonnell 94 Hobart College; Colby CollegeJason Reid 94 University of Vermont -

Edmonton OilersMarc Belliveau 93 Middlebury CollegeBrian McKague 93 Hobart CollegeRob Mantrop 92 Hobart College

Steve Cathcart 89 University of TorontoMarshall Starkman 89 Ryerson UniversityCorey Anquetil 88 york UniversityMike Brewer 88 Brown University - Canadian

National Team - Washington CapitalsJeff Laceby 88 Wilfrid Laurier UniversityTodd Dow 86 princeton UniversityJohn Archibald 85 Michigan Tech.Dave Campbell 85 Queens UniversityTom Hussey 85 Michigan Tech. - N.y. RangersMike Roy 85 Mount Allison UniversityTed Kovacs 83 Queens Universitypaul Beckwith 83 McMaster UniversityAl Crawford 82 McGill UniversityScott Fitzgerald 80 Union CollegeJohn Sedgewick 80 Dartmouth Collegepaul Bedard 79 Bishops University -

Sherbrooke Jets - Canadian National TeamJeff Baun 78 University of TorontoAndrew Dalton 78 University of TorontoMark Bedard 77 Dartmouth CollegeRay Markham 77 New york RangersGary Meagher 77 Mount Allison UniversityScott Sillcox 77 princeton UniversityGreg Hotham 76 Kingston Canadians (OHA) -

pittsburgh penguins - Toronto Maple LeafsGary Lawrence 76 yale UniversityAl McClelland 76 Queens UniversityGord MacFarlane 75 University of Vermont -

Adirondack Red Wings (AHL)Jim McClocklin 66 Cornell University

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