2025 Alumni
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Matthew Barnaby #36
Matthew Barnaby was a gritty forward known for his toughness and physicality on the ice.
A key agitator throughout his career, he contributed offensively with more than 200 goals and 250 assists.
Barnaby played for multiple teams, including the Buffalo Sabres and New York Rangers, where he became a fan favorite for his relentless style and ability to get under the opposition's skin.
His heart, grit, and leadership made him an essential part of his teams, carving out a lasting legacy in the NHL.
Todd Gill #23
A steady and reliable defenseman known for his strong defensive play and leadership.
Over his career, he played for multiple teams, including the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings, contributing both offensively and defensively.
Gill registered over 100 goals and 300 assists, while also being a key presence on the blue line.
His consistency, poise, and ability to play in all situations made him an invaluable asset to every team he was part of, earning him a respected spot in NHL history as a dependable and well-rounded defenseman.
Mike Krushelnyski #26
A skilled forward known for his speed and two-way play.
Throughout his career, he played for several teams, including the Edmonton Oilers, where he was part of multiple Stanley Cup-winning squads.
Krushelnyski contributed offensively with over 250 goals and 300 assists, while also being reliable in defensive situations.
His versatility and strong determination made him a key player on each team he joined, earning him a respected place in NHL history as a dependable and valuable contributor to his team's success.
Brad May #10
A tough, physical forward known for his relentless style of play and ability to change the momentum of a game.
A key agitator, he amassed over 100 goals and 200 assists throughout his career.
May played for several teams, including the Buffalo Sabres and Vancouver Canucks, where his leadership and gritty presence made him a fan favorite.
Best remembered for his game-winning goal in the 1993 playoffs, May's heart, toughness, and willingness to sacrifice for his team solidified his legacy as one of the game's fiercest competitors.
Bryan Muir #2
Played over 300 NHL games, showcasing his steady defensive presence with teams like the Colorado Avalanche, Ottawa Senators, and Washington Capitals.
Known for his physical style of play, he contributed to his teams' defensive strength during his career, including being part of the 2001 Stanley Cup-winning Avalanche team.
Muir also had a successful AHL career, serving as a reliable defender and mentor to younger players in addition to his NHL tenure.
Zac Rinaldo #36
Made his NHL debut with the Philadelphia Flyers in 2011 and quickly became known for his physical style of play.
Earned a reputation as a tough enforcer, racking up over 100 penalty minutes in multiple seasons with the Flyers.
Was selected to play in the 2013 AHL All-Star Game, showcasing his impact beyond just his physical play..
Derek Roy #9
Enjoyed a successful run with the Buffalo Sabres, recording multiple 70+ point seasons and earning an All-Star selection in 2008.
Registered five 20+ goal seasons and was a key playmaker for his teams, contributing to both offense and special teams.
Represented Canada internationally, winning a gold medal at the 2007 World Championship.
Anthony Stewart #13
Best known for his time with the Atlanta Thrashers and the Carolina Hurricanes, where he contributed as a power forward with offensive upside.
Had a breakout season in 2009-10 with the Thrashers, recording 14 goals and 11 assists, establishing himself as a key contributor.
Played for multiple NHL teams, including the Florida Panthers and Los Angeles Kings, bringing physicality and leadership to each squad throughout his career.
Pierre Turgeon #77
Accumulated over 1,300 career points, making him one of the most productive forwards of his era and earning a spot in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Led the Montreal Canadiens to a Stanley Cup win in 1993 and enjoyed successful stints with the Islanders, Canadiens, and other teams.
Had six seasons with 30+ goals, showcasing his elite offensive skills and playmaking ability.
Rick Vaive #22
Rick Vaive made history as the first player in Toronto Maple Leafs history to score 50 goals in a season, accomplishing the milestone three times throughout his career.
A dynamic offensive force, he earned numerous All-Star selections and played for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Philadelphia Flyers, and Calgary Flames.
Over the course of his career, he surpassed 1,000 points, cementing his legacy as one of the most iconic players in Leafs history.
Daniel Winnik #26
A versatile forward known for his two-way play and leadership.
Throughout his career, he became a key contributor for several teams, notably the Toronto Maple Leafs and Washington Capitals.
Winnik was renowned for his defensive reliability, consistently logging important minutes on the penalty kill, while also chipping in offensively with over 100 goals and 200 assists.
His work ethic and ability to contribute in all situations made him a valuable asset, culminating in a successful career spanning over a decade in the NHL.
Wojtek Wolski #8
A skilled forward known for his playmaking ability and offensive flair.
Throughout his career, he recorded over 100 goals and 200 assists, showcasing his vision and creativity on the ice.
Wolski played for several teams, including the Colorado Avalanche and Phoenix Coyotes, where he made a significant impact with his offensive contributions.
His ability to generate scoring chances and his versatility made him a valuable asset to his teams, leaving a memorable mark in the NHL.
