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ADT: Canada vs Russia Challenge Rosters Annouced

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ADT Canada vs Russia Challenge Rosters Annouced

WHL:
Team WHL Forwards:
Zack Boychuk Airdrie, AB Lethbridge Hurricanes
Codey Burki Winnipeg, MB Brandon Wheat Kings
Andrew Clark Brandon, MB Brandon Wheat Kings
Nick Drazenovic Prince George, BC Prince George Cougars
Brodie Dupont St. Lazare, MB Calgary Hitmen
Colton Gillies Surrey, BC Saskatoon Blades
Zach Hamill Port Coquitlam, BC Everett Silvertips
Darren Helm St. Andrews, MB Medicine Hat Tigers
Adam Hobson Mission, BC Spokane Chiefs
Riley Holzapfel Regina, SK Moose Jaw Warriors
Spencer Machacek Lethbridge, AB Vancouver Giants
Ben Maxwell North Vancouver, BC Kootenay Ice
Kenndal McArdle Burnaby, BC Moose Jaw Warriors
Ryan Russell Caroline, AB Kootenay Ice
Devin Setoguchi Taber, AB Prince George Cougars
Brandon Sutter Red Deer, AB Red Deer Rebels
J.D. Watt Cremona, AB Vancouver Giants
Ryan White Brandon, MB Calgary Hitmen

Team WHL Defence:
Karl Alzner Burnaby, BC Calgary Hitmen
Keaton Ellerby Calgary, AB Kamloops Blazers
Taylor Ellington Victoria, BC Everett Silvertips
Cody Franson Sicamous, BC Vancouver Giants
Scott Jackson Salmon Arm, BC Seattle Thunderbirds
Dustin Kohn Edmonton, AB Brandon Wheat Kings
Brendan Mikkelson St. Albert, AB Vancouver Giants
Kris Russell Caroline, AB Medicine Hat Tigers
Ty Wishart Comox, BC Prince George Cougars

Team WHL Goaltenders:
Leland Irving Swan Hills, AB Everett Silvertips
Carey Price Williams Lake, BC Tri-City Americans
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OHL:
Forwards

Bryan Little (Barrie)
Shawn Mathias (Belleville)
Ryan O'Marra (Erie)
Chris Stewart (Kingston)
Bobby Hughes (Kingston)
Cory Emmerton (Kingston)
Justin Azevado (Kitchener)
Sam Gagner (London)
Cody Bass (Mississauga)
Chris Lawrence (Mississauga)
Cal Clutterbuck (Oshawa)
John Tavares (Oshawa)
Jamie McGinn (Ottawa)
Dan Ryder (Peterborough)
Steve Downie (Peterborough)
Jordan Staal (Peterborough)
James Neal (Plymouth)
John Armstrong (Plymouth)
Tom Pyatt (Saginaw)
Harrison Reed (Sarnia)
Dustin Jeffrey (Sault Ste. Marie)

Defence

John de Gray (Brampton)
Drew Doughty (Guelph)
Ryan Parent (Guelph)
Ben Shuton (Kingston)
Theo Peckham (Owen Sound)
Patrick McNeil (Saginaw)
Mark Katic (Sarnia
Ryan Wilson (Sarnia)
Marc Staal (Sudbury)

Goaltenders

Steve Mason (London)
Trevor Cann (Peterborough)
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QMJHL

Forwards

Ryan Hillier (HAL)
Olivier Fortier (RIM)
Alexandre P.-Hooper (BAC)
Francis Paré (SHA)
James Sheppard (CAP)
Yannick Riendeau (ROU)
Angelo Esposito (QUE)
Mathieu Perreault (BAT)
Brad Marchand (VDO)
Keven Veilleux (VIC)
François Bouchard (BAC)
Claude Giroux (GAT)
Marc-André Cliche (LEW)
Maxime Tanguay (RIM)
Maxime Lacroix (QUE)

Defensemen

Luc Bourdon (MON)
Kristopher Letang (VDO)
Marc-André Gragnani (PEI)
Kevin Marshall (LEW)
Chad Denny (LEW)
Yann Sauvé (SNB)
Maxim Noreau (VIC)
Mathieu Carle (BAT)
Andrew Bodnarchuk (HAL)
Maxime Ouimet (BAC)

Goaltenders

Jonathan Bernier (LEW)
Jean-Philippe Levasseur (ROU)





Each team/league plays 2 games. Starts Nov. 20th.
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Slitty

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Russian Roster (courtesy of Guillaume)

GKs:
Dimitri Voloshin (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Vadim Zhelobnyuk (Dynamo Moscow)
Sergei Gayduchenko (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)

Ds
Vladimir Repin (CSKA Moscow)
Albert Polinin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Yakov Seleznev (Neftyanik Leninogrosk)
Denis Trakhanov (CSKA Moscow)
Maxim Goncharov (CSKA Moscow)
Nikolay Lukyanchikov (Dynamo Moscow)
Maxim Isaev (Dynamo Moscow)
Mikhail Churlyaev (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Andrei Kolesnikov (CSKA Moscow)
Andrei Konev (Traktor Chelyabinsk)

Fs:
Kim Dovlatyan (SKA St Petersburg)
Evgeny Dadonov (Traktor Chelyabinsk)
Vladimir Bakika (Dynamo Moscow)
Nikita Klyukin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Ruben Begunts (CSKA Moscow)
Alexander Vasiliev (Dynamo Moscow)
Egor Averin (Avangard Omsk)
Ilya Fedin (Avangard Omsk)
Vitaly Karamnov (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Tsyganov (CSKA Moscow)
Denis Fakhrutdinov (Neftekhimik)
Sergei Korostin (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Schetinkin (CSKA Moscow)
Egor Dubrovsky (Salavat Yulaev Ufa)
Maxim Mayorov (Neftyanik Leninogorsk)
 
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Slitty said:
Russian Roster (courtesy of Guillaume)

GKs:
Dimitri Voloshin (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Vadim Zhelobnyuk (Dynamo Moscow)
Sergei Gayduchenko (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)

Ds
Vladimir Repin (CSKA Moscow)
Albert Polinin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Yakov Seleznev (Neftyanik Leninogrosk)
Denis Trakhanov (CSKA Moscow)
Maxim Goncharov (CSKA Moscow)
Nikolay Lukyanchikov (Dynamo Moscow)
Maxim Isaev (Dynamo Moscow)
Mikhail Churlyaev (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Andrei Kolesnikov (CSKA Moscow)
Andrei Konev (Traktor Chelyabinsk)

Fs:
Kim Dovlatyan (SKA St Petersburg)
Evgeny Dadonov (Traktor Chelyabinsk)
Vladimir Bakika (Dynamo Moscow)
Nikita Klyukin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Ruben Begunts (CSKA Moscow)
Alexander Vasiliev (Dynamo Moscow)
Egor Averin (Avangard Omsk)
Ilya Fedin (Avangard Omsk)
Vitaly Karamnov (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Tsyganov (CSKA Moscow)
Denis Fakhrutdinov (Neftekhimik)
Sergei Korostin (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Schetinkin (CSKA Moscow)
Egor Dubrovsky (Salavat Yulaev Ufa)
Maxim Mayorov (Neftyanik Leninogorsk)
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Who on this roster has an actual shot at making the WJ team?
 

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Slitty said:
Russian Roster (courtesy of Guillaume)

GKs:
Dimitri Voloshin (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Vadim Zhelobnyuk (Dynamo Moscow)
Sergei Gayduchenko (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)

Ds
Vladimir Repin (CSKA Moscow)
Albert Polinin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Yakov Seleznev (Neftyanik Leninogrosk)
Denis Trakhanov (CSKA Moscow)
Maxim Goncharov (CSKA Moscow)
Nikolay Lukyanchikov (Dynamo Moscow)
Maxim Isaev (Dynamo Moscow)
Mikhail Churlyaev (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Andrei Kolesnikov (CSKA Moscow)
Andrei Konev (Traktor Chelyabinsk)

Fs:
Kim Dovlatyan (SKA St Petersburg)
Evgeny Dadonov (Traktor Chelyabinsk)
Vladimir Bakika (Dynamo Moscow)
Nikita Klyukin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Ruben Begunts (CSKA Moscow)
Alexander Vasiliev (Dynamo Moscow)
Egor Averin (Avangard Omsk)
Ilya Fedin (Avangard Omsk)
Vitaly Karamnov (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Tsyganov (CSKA Moscow)
Denis Fakhrutdinov (Neftekhimik)
Sergei Korostin (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Schetinkin (CSKA Moscow)
Egor Dubrovsky (Salavat Yulaev Ufa)
Maxim Mayorov (Neftyanik Leninogorsk)
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I take it that Sergei Shikorov is too old?
 

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Slitty said:
Russian Roster (courtesy of Guillaume)

GKs:
Dimitri Voloshin (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Vadim Zhelobnyuk (Dynamo Moscow)
Sergei Gayduchenko (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)

Ds
Vladimir Repin (CSKA Moscow)
Albert Polinin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Yakov Seleznev (Neftyanik Leninogrosk)
Denis Trakhanov (CSKA Moscow)
Maxim Goncharov (CSKA Moscow)
Nikolay Lukyanchikov (Dynamo Moscow)
Maxim Isaev (Dynamo Moscow)
Mikhail Churlyaev (Metallurg Magnitogorsk)
Andrei Kolesnikov (CSKA Moscow)
Andrei Konev (Traktor Chelyabinsk)

Fs:
Kim Dovlatyan (SKA St Petersburg)
Evgeny Dadonov (Traktor Chelyabinsk)
Vladimir Bakika (Dynamo Moscow)
Nikita Klyukin (Lokomotiv Yaroslav)
Ruben Begunts (CSKA Moscow)
Alexander Vasiliev (Dynamo Moscow)
Egor Averin (Avangard Omsk)
Ilya Fedin (Avangard Omsk)
Vitaly Karamnov (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Tsyganov (CSKA Moscow)
Denis Fakhrutdinov (Neftekhimik)
Sergei Korostin (Dynamo Moscow)
Dimitri Schetinkin (CSKA Moscow)
Egor Dubrovsky (Salavat Yulaev Ufa)
Maxim Mayorov (Neftyanik Leninogorsk)
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They said they where sending their A team this year. :shakehead
 
Slitty

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dylan said:
so is this another b roster? if so, invite another country next year.
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Its basically most the 1989 born team with a few notable omissions such as Cherepanov and the Bashkirovs.
 
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I wish the dub would still have an all-star game instead of just the Canada/Russia challenge. Russia isn't sending their best prospects so they CHL has really good odds to sweep again.
 

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Too bad they wouldn't make a team of QMJHL all stars, a team of OHL all stars & a team of WHL all stars and have them play all star teams from the NCAA. One of the arguments in hockey over the years is which league is better, NCAA or CHL, so why not have them play each other as an all star game.
 

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Jimmypop316 said:
I wish the dub would still have an all-star game instead of just the Canada/Russia challenge. Russia isn't sending their best prospects so they CHL has really good odds to sweep again.
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Isn't sending their best prospects?????:sarcasm: How did you come to that point?
Averin, Korostin, Bakika, Karamnov, Schetinkin are one of the best prospects of '89 borns in Russia. I heard that the Bashkirovs would join the team in NA.
 
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combine81 said:
Isn't sending their best prospects?????:sarcasm: How did you come to that point?
Averin, Korostin, Bakika, Karamnov, Schetinkin are one of the best prospects of '89 borns in Russia. I heard that the Bashkirovs would join the team in NA.
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I think Cherepanov's absence alone makes this team far from the optimal collection 1989 prospects. The inclusion of the coach's son Denis Fakhrutdinov who is younger than everyone else is another step from competitveness. Also, as you yourself suggested, Dovlatyan's inclusion is primarily due to his father's financial sponsorship of the team. Quite frankly I am also not firmiliar with a few names on this roster - leading me to even further question whether this the optimal team of 1989s that could be assembled. Finally, and most importantly, a team of 1989 born players is being sent when much more developped 1987 born players are elligible. Granted, its better to send prospective 1989s than 2nd rate 1987s who don't have serious RSL commitments - but the fact of the matter remains... Russia is not going to be overly competetive yet again. At least Zhelobnyuk should provide some solid goaltending and hopefully keep us in a couple games.
 

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Slitty said:
I think Cherepanov's absence alone makes this team far from the optimal collection 1989 prospects. The inclusion of the coach's son Denis Fakhrutdinov who is younger than everyone else is another step from competitveness. Also, as you yourself suggested, Dovlatyan's inclusion is primarily due to his father's financial sponsorship of the team. Quite frankly I am also not firmiliar with a few names on this roster - leading me to even further question whether this the optimal team of 1989s that could be assembled. Finally, and most importantly, a team of 1989 born players is being sent when much more developped 1987 born players are elligible. Granted, its better to send prospective 1989s than 2nd rate 1987s who don't have serious RSL commitments - but the fact of the matter remains... Russia is not going to be overly competetive yet again. At least Zhelobnyuk should provide some solid goaltending and hopefully keep us in a couple games.
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Yes, as i mentioned before, this is just another commercial tour for Russia-89. I think that is the reason of Cherepanov's absence - Omsk wants him to be in Russia and play in the RSL and not leaving the team for such commercial tours to NA. But i still think that this team is competetive. And also good opportunity to compete the guys you will see opposite on World championship. And don't forget that many scouts didn't like Russia's performance during Memorial of Ivan Hlinka. They called our best players "fops" (if i use this word correctly). So it is a new chance for them to show what they really can.
 

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combine81 said:
Isn't sending their best prospects?????:sarcasm: How did you come to that point?
Averin, Korostin, Bakika, Karamnov, Schetinkin are one of the best prospects of '89 borns in Russia. I heard that the Bashkirovs would join the team in NA.
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So we got close to their A team... If this was a U-18 tournament?
 
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