1996 World Cup of Hockey Rosters - United States

United States

Coaches

Position Name Birthplace 1995–96 team
Head coach Ron Wilson Windsor, Ontario, Canada Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
Associate coach John Cunniff South Boston, Massachusetts —
Associate coach Paul Holmgren Saint Paul, Minnesota Philadelphia Flyers (Director of Pro Scouting)
Associate coach Keith Allain Worcester, Massachusetts —
Position Jersey number Name Height (cm) Weight (kg) Birthdate Birthplace 1995-96 team
G 30 Carey, JimJim Carey 188 86 01974-05-3131 May 1974 Dorchester, Massachusetts Washington Capitals
G 31 Hebert, GuyGuy Hebert 180 84 01967-01-077 January 1967 Troy, New York Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
G 35 Richter, MikeMike Richter 180 86 01966-09-2222 September 1966 Abington, Pennsylvania New York Rangers
D 28 Chambers, ShawnShawn Chambers 188 91 01966-10-1111 October 1966 Sterling Heights, Michigan New Jersey Devils
D 7 Chelios, ChrisChris Chelios 180 87 01962-01-2525 January 1962 Chicago, Illinois Chicago Blackhawks
D 3 Hatcher, DerianDerian Hatcher 196 107 01972-06-044 June 1972 Sterling Heights, Michigan Dallas Stars
D 4 Hatcher, KevinKevin Hatcher 191 105 01966-09-099 September 1966 Detroit, Michigan Dallas Stars
D 6 Housley, PhilPhil Housley 178 84 01964-03-099 March 1964 Saint Paul, Minnesota Calgary Flames
D 2 Leetch, BrianBrian Leetch - C 183 84 01968-03-033 March 1968 Corpus Christi, Texas New York Rangers
D 5 Schneider, MathieuMathieu Schneider 180 92 01969-06-1212 June 1969 New York, New York Toronto Maple Leafs
D 20 Suter, GaryGary Suter 183 93 01964-06-2424 June 1964 Madison, Wisconsin Chicago Blackhawks
LW 10 LeClair, JohnJohn LeClair 191 107 01969-07-055 July 1969 St. Albans, Vermont Philadelphia Flyers
LW 14 McEachern, ShawnShawn McEachern 180 88 01969-02-2828 February 1969 Waltham, Massachusetts Boston Bruins
LW 17 Tkachuk, KeithKeith Tkachuk 188 105 01972-03-2828 March 1972 Boston, Massachusetts Winnipeg Jets
C 18 Deadmarsh, AdamAdam Deadmarsh 183 93 01975-05-1010 May 1975 Trail, British Columbia Colorado Avalanche
C 22 Konowalchuk, SteveSteve Konowalchuk 185 88 01972-11-1111 November 1972 Salt Lake City, Utah Washington Capitals
C 16 LaFontaine, PatPat LaFontaine 178 82 01965-02-2222 February 1965 St. Louis, Missouri Buffalo Sabres
C 9 Modano, MikeMike Modano 191 95 01970-06-077 June 1970 Livonia, Michigan Dallas Stars
C 29 Otto, JoelJoel Otto 193 100 01961-10-2929 October 1961 Elk River, Minnesota Philadelphia Flyers
C 25 Rolston, BrianBrian Rolston 188 97 01973-02-2121 February 1973 Flint, Michigan New Jersey Devils
C 8 Smolinski, BryanBryan Smolinski 185 93 01971-12-2727 December 1971 Toledo, Ohio Pittsburgh Penguins
C 19 Weight, DougDoug Weight 180 89 01971-01-2121 January 1971 Warren, Michigan Edmonton Oilers
RW 11 Amonte, TonyTony Amonte 183 92 01970-08-022 August 1970 Hingham, Massachusetts Chicago Blackhawks
RW 12 Guerin, BillBill Guerin 188 100 01970-11-099 November 1970 Wilbraham, Massachusetts New Jersey Devils
RW 15 Hull, BrettBrett Hull 178 91 01964-08-099 August 1964 Belleville, Ontario St. Louis Blues
RW 21 Young, ScottScott Young 183 86 01967-10-011 October 1967 Clinton, Massachusetts Colorado Avalanche

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