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Peter Fry

Петер Фрй

Position: goalkeeper
Player status: retired
Gender: male
Nationality: Canada
Birth date: 01.04.1967 (58 years)
Birth place: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Height: 183 cm / 6' 0"
Weight: 81 kg / 179 lbs
Catch: left
Draft: New Jersey, year: 1987, round: 10, position: 191
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Season	Team	League	GP	GD	MIN	AVG	PER	G	A	PIM
1992-93	Detroit Falcons	CoHL (Play-off)	1					0	0	0
1992-93	Detroit Falcons	CoHL	4		200	5.70	0.816	0	0	2
1992-93	Roanoke Valley Rampage	ECHL	6		293	5.73	0.827	0	0	0
1991-92	Helsingborgs HC	Division 1		32				0	0	4
1990-91	Knoxville Cherokees	ECHL	6		360	4.33	0.818	0	1	0
1989-90	University of Calgary	CWUAA
1988-89	University of Calgary	CWUAA
1987-88	Victoria Cougars	WHL (U20, Play-off)	3					0	0	4
1987-88	Victoria Cougars	WHL (U20)	39					0	8	28
1986-87	Victoria Cougars	WHL (U20)	54		2937			0	5	22
1985-86	Victoria Cougars	WHL (U20)	14		610	6.19		0	2	2
1985-86	Spokane Chiefs	WHL (U20)	1		60	6.00		0	0	0
1984-85	Portland Winterhawks	WHL (U20, Play-off)	2					0	0	0
1984-85	Portland Winterhawks	WHL (U20)	35					0	2	50
1983-84	Portland Winterhawks	WHL (U20, Play-off)	4					0	0	7
1983-84	Portland Winterhawks	WHL (U20)	39		1930	5.78	0.865	0	1	27

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Leagues

Czech Rep.: Tipsport extraliga | 1.liga | 2.liga

Finland: Liiga | Mestis

Germany: DEL | DEL2

Russia: KHL | VHL

Slovakia: Tipsport Extraliga | 1.liga

Sweden: SHL | HockeyAllsvenskan

Switzerland: NLA | NLB

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