Current A Team Roster
2012-2013
| Goaltenders | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number | Player | Catches | Joined | Hometown | University | |
| 17 | Rhys Evans | L | 2009 | Bridgend, Wales | Swansea University | |
| Defencemen | ||||||
| Number | Player | Shoots | Joined | Hometown | University | |
| 5 | Tom Wilkinson | R | 2007 | Wrexham, Wales | Cardiff University | |
| 8 | Nick Leslie | R | 2011 | Canada | Cardiff University | |
| 10 | Mike Gross | R | 2010 | Poole, England | University of Glamorgan | |
| 21 | Jay Ingoldsby | R | 2011 | Camberley, England | University of Glamorgan | |
| 81 | Anthony Laycock | L | 2011 | England | Cardiff Metropolitan University | |
| Forwards | ||||||
| Number | Player | Shoots | Joined | Hometown | University | |
| 2 | David "Pumpy" Rogers | R | 2005 | Bristol, England | Cardiff University | |
| 9 | Steve Breslauer | R | 2011 | Calgary, Canada | Cardiff University | |
| 14 | Will Ruscombe-King | R | 2011 | England | Cardiff Metropolitan University | |
| 16 | Rich Penhale | R | 2009 | Oxford, England | Swansea University | |
| 27 | Dave Kerr | R | 2011 | Canada | Swansea University | |
| 88 | Bobby Mole | R | 2011 | England | University of Wales, Newport | |
| 90 | Kai Griffiths-Davies | R | 2010 | Carmarthen, Wales | Cardiff University | |
| 93 | Jordan Ashton | L | 2011 | Canada | Cardiff Metropolitan University | |
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