Statistics OHL 1995-1996

Year: Stage: Position:

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#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Cameron Mann	RW	Peterborough Petes	24	27	16	43	33
2.	Mike Williams	C	Peterborough Petes	24	12	29	41	28
3.	Richard Park	F	Belleville Bulls	14	18	12	30	10
4.	Jeff Williams	LW	Guelph Storm	16	13	15	28	10
5.	Daniel Cleary	F	Belleville Bulls	14	10	17	27	40
6.	Bryan Berard	D	Detroit Whalers	17	7	18	25	41
7.	Sean Haggerty	LW	Detroit Whalers	17	15	9	24	30
8.	Jamie Wright	F	Guelph Storm	16	10	12	22	35
9.	Todd Norman	F	Guelph Storm	16	8	14	22	8
10.	Lee Jinman	C	Detroit Whalers	17	6	15	21	16
11.	Herberts Vasiljevs	D/F	Guelph Storm	16	6	13	19	6
12.	Aaron Brand	C	Sarnia Sting	10	7	11	18	18
13.	Jeff Johnstone	LW	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	7	9	16	12
14.	Jonathan Sim	LW	Sarnia Sting	10	8	7	15	26
15.	Trevor Letowski	LW	Sarnia Sting	10	9	5	14	10
16.	Scott Barney	RW	Peterborough Petes	24	6	8	14	38
17.	Andrew Clark	F	Guelph Storm	16	6	8	14	18
18.	Ryan Mougenel	RW	Kitchener Rangers	12	8	5	13	19
19.	Dwayne Hay	LW	Guelph Storm	16	4	9	13	18
20.	Mark Cadotte	D/F	Detroit Whalers	17	6	5	11	10
21.	Jason Ward	RW	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	6	4	10	23
22.	Boyd Devereaux	F	Kitchener Rangers	12	3	7	10	4
23.	Andy Delmore	D	Sarnia Sting	10	3	7	10	2
24.	Rob Shearer	C	Windsor Spitfires	7	6	3	9	8
25.	Ryan Risidore	D	Guelph Storm	16	4	5	9	48
26.	Craig Mills	RW	Belleville Bulls	14	4	5	9	32
27.	Marc Savard	C	Oshawa Generals	5	4	5	9	6
28.	Kevin Bolibruck	D	Peterborough Petes	24	3	6	9	46
29.	Geoff Peters	C	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	4	4	8	8
30.	Glenn Crawford	LW	Windsor Spitfires	7	4	4	8	6
31.	Mike Lankshear	D	Guelph Storm	15	2	6	8	19
32.	Shane Kenny	LD	Owen Sound Platers	6	1	7	8	14
33.	Zdenek Skorepa	RW	Kingston Canadians	6	5	2	7	5
34.	Andrew Williamson	RW	Belleville Bulls	11	3	4	7	0
35.	Colin Pepperall	LW	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	3	4	7	8
36.	Paul Traynor	D	Kitchener Rangers	12	1	6	7	23
37.	Darren Mortier	C	Sarnia Sting	10	1	6	7	0
38.	Brian Willsie	RW	Guelph Storm	16	4	2	6	6
39.	Mike Rucinski	D	Detroit Whalers	11	2	4	6	14
40.	Jay McKee	D	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	1	5	6	16
41.	Chris Hajt	D	Guelph Storm	16	0	6	6	13
42.	Mike Martin	D	Windsor Spitfires	7	0	6	6	14
43.	Joel Trottier	RW	Ottawa 67’s	4	4	1	5	7
44.	Wes Mason	LW	Sarnia Sting	10	3	2	5	16
45.	Colin Chaulk	F	Kingston Frontenacs	6	3	2	5	16
46.	Alexander Volchkov	C	Barrie Colts	7	2	3	5	12
47.	Jan Bulis	C	Barrie Colts	7	2	3	5	2
48.	Justin Davis	RW	Kingston Frontenacs	6	2	3	5	0
49.	Nathan Perrott	RW	Oshawa Generals	5	2	3	5	8
50.	Wayne Primeau	C	Oshawa Generals	3	2	3	5	2
51.	Robert Dubois	F	Barrie Colts	7	1	4	5	8
52.	Jason Sands	C	Kingston Frontenacs	6	1	4	5	17
53.	Cail MacLean	RW	Kingston Frontenacs	6	2	2	4	2
54.	Andrew M Proskurnicki	LW	Sarnia Sting	10	1	3	4	12
55.	Matt Cooke	LW	Windsor Spitfires	7	1	3	4	6
56.	Wes Swinson	RD	Kingston Frontenacs	6	1	3	4	18
57.	Sean Blanchard	D	Ottawa 67’s	4	1	3	4	7
58.	Jeff Paul	D	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	0	4	4	37
59.	Shawn Thornton	RW	Peterborough Petes	24	3	0	3	25
60.	Vladimir Krechin	RW	Windsor Spitfires	7	2	1	3	16
61.	Ben Gustavson	LW	Ottawa 67’s	4	2	1	3	7
62.	Jeff Brown	D	Sarnia Sting	10	1	2	3	12
63.	Daniel Tkaczuk	C	Barrie Colts	7	1	2	3	8
64.	Jason Morgan	C	Kingston Frontenacs	6	1	2	3	0
65.	Jeff Cowan	LW	Barrie Colts	5	1	2	3	6
66.	Ian MacNeil	C	Oshawa Generals	5	1	2	3	8
67.	Adam Nittel	RW	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	0	3	3	39
68.	Eric Boulton	LW	Sarnia Sting	9	0	3	3	29
69.	Nick Boynton	D	Ottawa 67’s	4	0	3	3	10
70.	Corey Neilson	D	Detroit Whalers	17	1	1	2	28
71.	Brock Boucher	RW	Barrie Colts	7	1	1	2	11
72.	Ryan Christie	LW	Owen Sound Platers	6	1	1	2	0
73.	John Tripp	RW	Oshawa Generals	5	1	1	2	13
74.	Steve Zoryk	LW	Ottawa 67’s	4	1	1	2	0
75.	Joe Thornton	C	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds	4	1	1	2	11
76.	Troy Smith	D	Detroit Whalers	16	0	2	2	12
77.	Serge Payer	D/F	Kitchener Rangers	12	0	2	2	2
78.	Mike Perna	D	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	0	2	2	23
79.	Ryan Ready	LW	Belleville Bulls	10	0	2	2	2
80.	Kurt Walsh	F	Owen Sound Platers	6	0	2	2	4
81.	Chris Allen	RD	Kingston Frontenacs	6	0	2	2	8
82.	Nick Bootland	F	Guelph Storm	16	1	0	1	21
83.	Sean Brown	D	Sarnia Sting	10	1	0	1	38
84.	Scott Corbett	RW	Sarnia Sting	7	1	0	1	2
85.	Matt Elich	RW	Windsor Spitfires	5	1	0	1	2
86.	Richard Jackman	D	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds	4	1	0	1	15
87.	Jason Modopoulos	LW	Kitchener Rangers	12	0	1	1	21
88.	Chris Haskett	C	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	0	1	1	10
89.	Steven Wasylko	C	Detroit Whalers	9	0	1	1	6
90.	Luch Nasato	D	Barrie Colts	7	0	1	1	33
91.	Chris George	RW	Barrie Colts	7	0	1	1	20
92.	Matt Bradley	RW	Kingston Frontenacs	6	0	1	1	6
93.	Marty Wilford	D	Oshawa Generals	5	0	1	1	4
94.	David Bell	D	Ottawa 67’s	4	0	1	1	2
95.	Brian Campbell	D	Ottawa 67’s	4	0	1	1	2
96.	Cory Murphy	D	Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds	4	0	1	1	11
97.	Jesse Boulerice	RW	Detroit Whalers	16	0	0	0	12
98.	Jason Robinson	D	Niagara Falls Thunder	10	0	0	0	16
99.	Tom Brown	D	Sarnia Sting	10	0	0	0	8
100.	Yevgeny Korolyov	D	Peterborough Petes	6	0	0	0	2
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