AUAA-AUHC Players make-up Team Canada and win Silver![]() Zakopane will host the cerimonies as well as most of the skiing events. Zakopane is in the South of Poland, bordering on Slovakia. The largest major city to Zakopane is Krakow, 140 km North, where most of the Athletes will fly into. Warsaw would be an additonal 350-400 km North of that. This event is organized by FISU (The International Federation of University Sport), but each event follows the rules and officiating of their respecitive international bodies - in this case the IIHF (International Ice Hockey Federation) for hockey.
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Team Canada Schedule Date Time Opponent ============ ====== =========================================== Tue. Feb. 6 8:00pm Japan W 4-3 Wed. Feb. 7 day off Thu. Feb. 8 day off Fri. Feb. 9 6:00pm Korea W 11-1 Sat. Feb. 10 8:00pm Slovakia W 8-3 Sun. Feb. 11 day off Mon. Feb. 12 4:30pm Poland W 6-3 Tue. Feb. 13 day off - end of preliminary round Wed. Feb. 14 2:00pm A4 vs B4 - Consolation - USA vs Japan Japan 8-4 6:00pm A3 vs B3 - Consolation - Poland vs Russia Russia 14-2 Thu. Feb. 15 1:00pm A1 vs B2 - Semi-finals - Canada vs CZE Canada 3-1 5:00pm B1 vs A2 - Semi-finals - Ukraine vs SVK Slovakia 5-4 Fri. Feb. 16 1:00pm BRONZE MEDAL - Czech Republic vs Ukraine Ukraine 4-3 5:00pm GOLD MEDAL - Canada vs Slovakia Slovakia 4-2 TeamThe WUG/FISU guidelines state that each team can have a maximum of 22 players (usually broken down as 4 complete lines and 2 goalies). The entire team will be comprised of AUS players. There will be at least one representative from each AUS Team (8 players) leaving a maximum of 14 'open' spots. No team shall provide more then 4 players.The Team Canada entry comprised of 20 players = 2 goaltenders, 7 defencemen and 11 forwards. Travel costs & expenses did not allow the CIS/AUS to send a complete roster of 22. Position # Player University ======== == ================ ================================== GOAL 1 Gene Chiarello U. of New Brunswick (Varsity Reds) 30 Greg Hewitt St. Thomas U. (Tommies) DEFENCE 12 Dominic Auger St. Francis Xavier U. (X-Men) 15 Kirk Furey Acadia U. (Axemen) 18 Steve Gallace 'A' St. Mary's U. (Huskies) 4 Martin Latulippe 'C' U. de Moncton (Les Aigles Blue) 14 Darryl McArthur U. of New Brunswick (Varsity Reds) 28 Craig Minard U. of New Brunswick (Varsity Reds) 6 Robin Sochan Acadia U. (Axemen) FORWARD 19 Paul Andrea 'A' St. Francis Xavier U. (X-Men) 20 Brian Barker St. Mary's U. (Huskies) 34 Yanick Evola St. Francis Xavier U. (X-Men) 22 Guy Loranger St. Francis Xavier U. (X-Men) 26 Chris Pittman Dalhousie U. (Tigers) 8 Carl Prud'homme U. de Moncton (Les Aigles Blue) 23 Jason Sands 'A' St. Thomas U. (Tommies) 21 Chad Spurr U. Prince Edward Island (Panthers) 10 Josh St. Louis Acadia U. (Axemen) 17 Dan Tudin Dalhousie U. (Tigers) 11 Dustin Virag St. Thomas U. (Tommies) Coaching & Support StaffTeam Canada also had 3 coaches, 2 equipment staff, one therapist and one General Manager. Canada also provided 2 referees for the Games.
Team Canada also supplied one Referee and one Linesman, Todd Thomander (Hockey NS) and Wayne Doyle (PEIHA) respectively. General ManagerThe general manager for Team Canada was Chris Larsen of Halifax.
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