Roster
The following is the roster of all players for the Ducks, along with jersey numbers, playing positions and appearances in the three films. Seven of the players appear in all three films (Germaine, Averman, Moreau, Goldberg, Reed, Conway, and Banks). Their coaches are Gordon Bombay (Estevez, D1 and D2) and Ted Orion (Nordling, D3).
| No. | Player | Hometown | Position | D1 | D2 | D3 | Portrayed By |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | Guy Germaine serves as a model player for the Ducks on the ice and is second only to Banks in terms of skill. In D1, he is part of the "Oreo Line" with the Hall Brothers. He and Connie Moreau are in a relationship as seen by a victory kiss at the end of D1 and a near kiss in the beginning of D2. | St. Paul, MN | F | Y | Y | Y | Garette Ratliff Henson |
| 1 | Terry Hall only appears in the first movie and is Jesse's younger brother. | Minneapolis, MN | F | Y | N | N | Jussie Smollett |
| 2 | Tommy Duncan only appears in the first movie and is Tammy's younger brother. | Minneapolis, MN | D | Y | N | N | Danny Tamberelli |
| 4 | Dave/Lester Averman serves as a goofball and deadpan snarker of the team. He can contribute on the ice but has trouble dealing with opposing enforcers. Averman is the second most injured person in the series, tied with Guy. | Brooklyn Park, MN | F | Y | Y | Y | Matt Doherty |
| 5 | Tammy Duncan only appears in the first movie and serves as the team's figure skater. | Minneapolis, MN | F | Y | N | N | Jane Plank |
| 6 | Julie "The Cat" Gaffney has the quick glove and is the team's second goalkeeper. Although she is the better of the two team goalies, Julie does not become the starter until D3. Her reputation as "The Cat" is cemented when she stops Iceland's Gunner Stahl's shot to give the Ducks the championship in the Junior Goodwill Games. She is one of the reasons the Ducks won their final games with her miracle saves. | Bangor, ME | G | N | Y | Y | Colombe Jacobsen |
| 7 | Dwayne Robertson is a ranch hand and the best puckhandler. Dwayne provides much of the team's comic relief with his southern demeanor and tendency to show off. | Austin, TX | F | N | Y | Y | Ty O'Neal |
| 9 | Jesse Hall is a forward who does not attend Eden Hall with the rest of the Ducks in D3. His loudmouth, outspoken attitude sometimes gets him into trouble, but at the same time enables the Ducks to form their friendship with new recruits Adam Banks in D1 and Russ Tyler in D2. | Minneapolis, MN | F | Y | Y | N | Brandon Quintin Adams |
| 11 | Dave Karp only appears in the first movie. Comedic and light-hearted, Karp loves to play pranks. | Minneapolis, MN | D | Y | N | N | Aaron Schwartz |
| 16 | Ken Wu is a former Olympic figure skater who bedazzles opponents with his acrobatic, stylistic techniques and sets up scoring opportunities. After taking what he has learned from Russ Tyler's LA Street Hockey Team and standing up against an Iceland team member twice his size, Ken became dubbed by Fulton and Portman as "Little Bash Brother". | San Francisco, CA | F | N | Y | Y | Justin Wong |
| 18 | Connie Moreau is the recurring, independent female team player of the Ducks and is extremely proud of it. She and teammates Guy Germaine have a relationship. In the first movie, Averman refers to her as "the velvet hammer." | Minneapolis, MN | F | Y | Y | Y | Marguerite Moreau |
| 21 | Dean Portman is the team's heavy enforcer that gives the Ducks a physical presence on the ice. He is close friends with fellow enforcer Fulton Reed and one half of the "Bash Brothers." He does not attend Eden Hall, but does return for the JV-Varsity showdown in the last 15 minutes of the third movie. | Chicago, IL | D | N | Y | Y | Aaron Lohr |
| 22 | Luis Mendoza is the team's fastest skater, having been clocked 1.9 seconds from blue line to blue line. Unfortunately, Luis has trouble stopping, which causes humorous collisions in the games. He's only shown being able to stop once in D2. | Miami, FL | F | N | Y | Y | Mike Vitar |
| 24 | Peter Mark only appears in the first movie. A player with an attitude and induces conflict, he leads a walkout on Coach Bombay. | Minneapolis, MN | D | Y | N | N | J.D. Daniels |
| 33 | Greg Goldberg is originally from Philadelphia, but lives in Minnesota. Although the weaker and less skilled goalie than Julie Gaffney, Goldberg has the better stick as opposed to Gaffney's glove and is known for his flatulence. In D3, he switches positions from goalie to defenseman. Goldberg also scores winning goal in D3, with an assist from Conway. | Philadelphia, PA | G/D | Y | Y | Y | Shaun Weiss |
| 44 | Fulton Reed is initially an outsider but is recruited by the Ducks when Bombay notices his powerful, but inaccurate (1 out of 5 are successful) slapshot (it is so devastating it can leave an imprint of the puck in a goalie's palm). Close friends with Dean Portman and fiercely loyal to Charlie Conway, Reed is shy and reserved, but shows his loyalty by standing up for the Ducks when the Hawks bully them. Like Charlie, he has trouble adapting to Coach Orion at the outset of D3. Reed is the other half of the "Bash Brothers" and the only player on the team to have his or her first name on the back of the jersey. | Stillwater, MN | D | Y | Y | Y | Elden Henson |
| 56 | Russ Tyler is local boy from Los Angeles who teaches the team how to play "for real" following a major upset against Team Iceland in D2. He is recruited into the roster following Adam Banks' wrist injury. Russ fashions his trademark "knucklepuck", a slapshot that curves in a sine curve rather than a direct, straight shot, and is very loquacious. | Los Angeles, CA | D | N | Y | Y | Kenan Thompson |
| 96 - Captain | Charlie Conway is the leader, heart and soul of the team, and an American hero. Although not the fastest, skilled nor strongest player, Charlie is extremely loyal to the Ducks and to his coach, possessing the greatest leadership qualities among his teammates. Charlie does have the highest vertical leap out of all the ducks which is demonstrated by his ability to jump over construction apparatus and small hatchbacks. After Adam Banks got injured during the Junior Goodwill Games, he recruited Russ Tyler for the Ducks. Once Adam was able to return right before the last game he chose to be the bench coach so no one had to give up their spot. He views Gordon Bombay as a surrogate father and grieves when his mentor leaves the team. He eventually learns how to lead the Ducks as Team Captain under new coach Ted Orion in D3 and records the game winning assist against the varsity team in D3. Joshua Jackson as Charlie Conway is one of Jackson's more famous roles. | Minneapolis, MN | F | Y | Y | Y | Joshua Jackson |
| 99 | Adam Banks is the most talented and skilled player on the team. Originally a Hawk, Adam is forced to join the Ducks when it is discovered he lives in District 5. Upon his entry, the Ducks envy his wealth and question his heart, nicknaming him "Cake Eater"; only Charlie accepts him into the fold. Adam slowly gains the respect and loyalty of his new teammates. In D3, Adam's skill allows him to join the varsity team at Eden Hall Academy, much to his displeasure. Fortunately, Adam returns to his teammates' side at the JV-Varsity Showdown. Throughout the trilogy, Adam has been the one to sustain the most injuries out of the entire team. | Edina, MN | F | Y | Y | Y | Vincent Larusso |
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