Statistics CWUAA 2005-2006

Year: Stage: Position:

Nationality:

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Dean Beuker	F	University of Saskatchewan	41	31	41	72	44
2.	Kevin Saurette	RW	University of Manitoba	41	20	39	59	113
3.	Dylan Stanley	C	University of Alberta	44	24	34	58	12
4.	Ben Thomson	LW	University of Alberta	43	23	32	55	44
5.	Brent Twordik	C	University of Saskatchewan	42	21	33	54	71
6.	Paul Deniset	C	University of Manitoba	32	26	25	51	24
7.	Bradley Tutschek	C	University of Alberta	44	17	30	47	20
8.	Ben Kilgour	LW	University of Alberta	37	14	27	41	46
9.	Jarret Lukin	C	University of Calgary	39	9	30	39	60
10.	Keegan McAvoy	RW	University of Saskatchewan	42	7	28	35	80
11.	Tim Krymusa	LW	University of Alberta	33	16	17	33	30
12.	Harlan Anderson	LD	University of Alberta	44	12	20	32	30
13.	Darrell May	RW	University of British Columbia	34	13	18	31	83
14.	Josh Garbutt	LW	University of Regina	31	11	20	31	56
15.	Jason Weitzel	C	University of Regina	34	15	15	30	80
16.	Dustin Hughes	C	University of Manitoba	22	3	23	26	20
17.	Lance Herauf	F	University of Regina	36	10	14	24	32
18.	Brad Zanon	D	University of British Columbia	35	7	17	24	67
19.	Brett O’Malley	C	University of Calgary	38	14	9	23	56
20.	Chris Ovington	D	University of Alberta	44	7	15	22	26
21.	Rob Smith	LD	University of Manitoba	37	6	15	21	92
22.	Chris Falloon	RW	University of Manitoba	31	8	12	20	12
23.	Bryce Thoma	D	University of Saskatchewan	42	3	16	19	56
24.	Travis Friedley	D	University of Calgary	40	7	11	18	30
25.	Wade Davis	D	University of Calgary	23	4	14	18	50
26.	Kyle Bruce	RW	University of British Columbia	24	7	10	17	60
27.	Jon Kress	C	University of British Columbia	25	6	11	17	44
28.	Danny Lapointe	F	University of Calgary	41	11	5	16	50
29.	Lance Morrison	F	University of British Columbia	34	4	10	14	42
30.	Jonathan Hobson	C	University of Alberta	31	8	5	13	26
31.	Steve Haddon	F	University of Manitoba	19	7	6	13	8
32.	Jamie Dowhayko	D	University of Manitoba	40	4	9	13	41
33.	Tyler Dietrich	C	University of British Columbia	20	4	9	13	88
34.	Tim Velemirovich	LW	University of Manitoba	41	7	4	11	56
35.	Brian Ballman	LW	University of Alberta	39	5	5	10	44
36.	Stéphane Gervais	D	University of British Columbia	31	3	6	9	22
37.	Adam Taylor	RW	University of British Columbia	7	4	4	8	2
38.	Michael Gough	RW	University of British Columbia	31	2	5	7	45
39.	Kevin Seibel	D	University of British Columbia	26	2	5	7	48
40.	Chris Stubel	D	University of Regina	37	3	2	5	52
41.	Rick Wood	C	University of Manitoba	29	2	3	5	26
42.	David Brown	D	University of Manitoba	31	2	2	4	54
43.	Dallas Jackson	D	University of Lethbridge	22	1	3	4	14
44.	Dave Hnatiuk	F	University of Lethbridge	18	0	4	4	26
45.	Barry Horman	F	University of Calgary	8	0	2	2	4
46.	Kip Workman	D	University of Manitoba	28	0	1	1	47
47.	Adam Breitkreutz	C	University of Calgary	1	0	0	0	0
47 items total

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