Kamloops Blazers - Current Roster

Current Roster

  • As of June 24, 2012.
Goaltenders
# Player Born Place of birth Drafted


38 Cole Cheveldave 1993 Calgary, Alberta Undrafted
41 Taran Kozun 1994 Nipawin, Saskatchewan Undrafted


Defencemen
# Player Born Place of birth Drafted
2 Tyler Hansen (A) 1993 Magrath, Alberta Undrafted
3 Sam Grist 1993 Saanich, British Columbia Undrafted
5 Jordan Thomson 1996 Wawanesa, Manitoba Eligible 2014
6 Tyler Bell 1994 Regina, Saskatchewan Undrafted
13 Marek Hrbas 1993 Plzen, Czech Republic Undrafted
24 Ryan Rehill 1995 Edmonton, Alberta Eligible 2014
27 Josh Connolly 1995 Prince George, British Columbia Eligible 2013
33 Landon Cross 1994 Brandon, Manitoba Undrafted
Forwards
# Player Position Born Place of birth Drafted
9 Colin Smith (A) C 1993 Edmonton, Alberta COL - Round 7, 192 pick - 2012
11 Dylan Willick (A) RW 1992 Prince George, British Columbia Undrafted
12 Chase Souto RW 1994 Yorba Linda, California Eligible 2013
14 Matt Needham C 1995 Penticton, British Columbia Eligible 2013
15 Tim Bozon LW 1994 St. Louis, Missouri MTL - Round 3, 64 pick - 2012
17 Jordan DePape C 1992 Winnipeg, Manitoba Undrafted
18 Mitch Friesen LW 1996 Surrey, British Columbia Eligible 2014
19 Brendan Ranford LW 1992 Edmonton, Alberta PHI – Round 7, 209 pick – 2010
21 Cole Ully LW 1995 Calgary, Alberta Eligible 2013
22 Brayden Gelsinger LW 1995 Regina, Saskatchewan Eligible 2013
29 Aspen Sterzer C 1994 Canal Flats, British Columbia Undrafted
32 Aaron Macklin LW 1995 High River, Alberta Eligible 2013
34 JC Lipon RW 1993 Regina, Saskatchewan Undrafted
37 Rob Trzonkowski RW 1994 Calgary, Alberta Undrafted

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