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July 7-11, 2009July 7-11, 2009Ristuccia Memorial Arena, Wilmington MARistuccia Memorial Arena, Wilmington MA

Table of Contents . 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DEVELOPMENT CAMP HISTORY & SCHEDULE

Development Camp History & Goals...............................................................................................................................................................................................................5Daily Schedule .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6

DEVELOPMENT CAMP COACHING STAFF

Don Sweeney ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9Rob Murray ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10Bruce Cassidy ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10Bob Essensa ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11John Whitesides ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

THE PLAYERS

Roster ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15Alexandrov, Yuri .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16Arniel, Jamie .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16Button, Ryan .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17Campbell, Scott .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17Caron, Jordan ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18Colborne, Joe ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18Courchaine, Adam ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19Dalton, Mark .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19Goggin, Mark ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20Goulet, Alain .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20Hamill, Zach ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21Hutchinson, Michael ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21Isherwood, Mark .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22Kwiet, Rob ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22Lamb, Brady ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23Lawrence, Jason ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23LoVecchio, Jeff ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24Ludwig, Tyler .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24MacDermid, Lane ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25Randell, Tyler ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25Sauve, Maxime ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26Sexton, Ben ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26

MEDIA & ARENA INFORMATION

Development Camp Media Policies.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29Ristuccia Memorial Arena Information and Directions ......................................................................................................................................................................... 30

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DEVELOPMENT CAMPDEVELOPMENT CAMPHISTORY & SCHEDULEHISTORY & SCHEDULE

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Camp History . 5

DEVELOPMENT CAMP HISTORY & GOALS

The Boston Bruins Development Camp is currently in its third year of operation, having launched the fi rst installment of the weeklong training session in 2007. The camp provides coaches and players with the opportunity to interact with one another both on and off the ice in advance of the NHL training camp in September.

The camp itself differs from normal training camp, which takes place at the end of the summer. The focus here is on rookies and prospects and their overall development, in addition to giving them a taste of what a NHL-style training regimen is all about.

Players take part in a series of practices, drills, exercises and scrimmages over the course of the week in hopes of getting them acclimated to our coaching philosophies and expectations. On-ice activities will emphasize skill development as well as measuring agility, speed, hand-eye coordination, game sense and shooting. Off the ice, the players work with our trainers not only to assess potential strengths and weaknesses, but most importantly, they will be learning how to streamline their training programs and train more effi ciently.

Additionally, the players are given a chance to interact with potential future teammates and create friendships that go beyond the locker room. In previ-ous development camps, prospects have enjoyed numerous adventures into the city of Boston including a journey on the famous Duck Tours, a tour of TD Banknorth Garden and trips to Fenway Park for a Red Sox game. It is a chance for each player to take in all that the city has to offer while training and enhanc-ing team building skills in a more relaxed environment than at an NHL training camp in the fall.

In addition, each year development camp attendees have been part of efforts that introduced them to the Bruins tradition of giving back to the commu-nity, such as visits to hospitals, work at the Greater Boston Food Bank and other charitable efforts. This year’s prospects will host a Youth Hockey Day on Friday, July 10 at the Cronin Skating Rink in Revere in partnership with FMC Ice Sports. Kids that participate in the Bruins FUNdamentals program will play cross-ice games with the Bruins rookies for an hour followed by a 60-minute Squirt vs. Pee Wee scrimmage featuring Bruins rookie participation as they provide hockey instruction. Children on the Squirt and Pee Wee teams will be selected through a contest on BostonBruins.com.

Previous Boston Bruins development camps have included many young names that may have been relatively unknown at the time but have grown into popular and proven members of the Bruins roster. Milan Lucic, David Krejci, Matt Hunwick, Blake Wheeler, Byron Bitz, Vladimir Sobotka and Tuukka Rask are all players who participated in prior development camps who have gone on to see signifi cant ice time with Boston over the past two seasons. This year’s camp will certainly have many new faces to look out for, including those in the draft class of 2009, as well as returning players like 2007 fi rst-round draft selection Zach Hamill and 2008 fi rst-rounder Joe Colborne.

Once again, former Bruin and current Director of Hockey Operations and Player Development, Don Sweeney will oversee the events of the camp. Boston Bruins Goaltending Coach Bob Essensa, Providence Bruins Head Coach Rob Murray and Providence Bruins Assistant Coach Bruce Cassidy will control the on-ice practices, while Boston Bruins Strength and Conditioning Coach John Whitesides will oversee the off-ice action.

Among other activities, development camp prospects enjoyed a team dinner following a tour of TD Banknorth Garden in 2008:

Jamie Arniel & Maxime Sauve Blake Wheeler & Jeff LoVecchio Joe Colborne & Mark Goggin

6 . Daily Schedule Breakdown

DEVELOPMENT CAMP DAILY SCHEDULE

Tuesday 12:30 pm Prospect Media Availability July 7 1:00 pm Don Sweeney Media Availability

Wednesday 9:30 - 11:30 am On-Ice Session July 8 12:00 - 1:00 pm Off-Ice Workout 7:00 pm Red Sox Game vs. Oakland A’s at Fenway Park

Thursday 9:30 -10:30 am On-Ice Session I July 9 11:15 am - 12:30 pm On-Ice Session II

Friday 9:30 - 10:30 am On-Ice Session July 10 11:00 am - 12:15 pm On-Ice Session II 12:30 -1:15 pm Off-Ice Workout

3:00 - 5:00 pm Youth Hockey Event at Cronin Skating Rink (850 Revere Beach Pkwy, Revere MA)

Saturday 9:30 -11:30 am On-Ice Session I July 11 12:00 - 1:00 pm Off-Ice Workout

All events will be held at Ristuccia Memorial Arena in Wilmington MA unless otherwise noted.

Media availability with prospects will follow their final workout session of the day.Don Sweeney media availability will follow prospect availability.

Times listed are for ice time booked and sessions may not last the entire block. Media are encouragedto arrive close to the start time of each session.

Practice times can be verified each morning by calling the Boston Bruins Media & Fan Information Lineat (617) 624-1910.

DEVELOPMENT CAMPDEVELOPMENT CAMPCOACHING STAFFCOACHING STAFF

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Coaching Staff . Don Sweeney . 9

DON SWEENEY

Director of Hockey Operations & Player Development, Boston Bruins

Don Sweeney is in his fourth season in the Bruins front offi ce, having been named as the team’s Director of Player Development in June, 2006. He added the position of Director of Hockey Operations to his portfolio on July 14, 2007. In his dual positions, he oversees the devel-opment of the team’s drafted prospects at the AHL, junior hockey, college and European levels in addition to having a supervisory role in the day-to-day operations of the hockey department.

Sweeney conceived and ran the team’s fi rst off-season Development Camp in July, 2007 involving 24 of the team’s top prospects and it has now become an annual event with this year’s Camp the third such event.

Drafted by the Bruins as their eighth pick, 166th overall, in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft, he went on to play four seasons of college hockey at Harvard University. He earned both NCAA East All-American and ECAC First Team All-Star honors with the Crimson and played in the 1986 NCAA Finals before graduating with a degree in Economics.

The defenseman played 16 seasons in the National Hockey League, including 15 with the Bruins. He is one of just two defensemen and four players in team history to play over 1,000 games in a Boston uniform and he still ranks third on the team’s all-time games played list. He also ranks in the top ten of the club’s all-time lists in career goals, assists and points by a defenseman. He played his fi nal NHL season with the Dallas Stars in 2003-04.

Sweeney and his wife Christine have twin sons, Jarrod and Tyler.

10 . Coaching Staff . Rob Murray - Bruce Cassidy

ROB MURRAY

Head Coach, Providence Bruins

Rob Murray will enter his second season as the Head Coach of Boston’s American Hockey League affi liate in Providence, as he was named as the ninth coach in Providence history on August 21, 2008. In his fi rst season at the P-Bruins helm, he led the team to a second-overall regular season standing in the AHL’s Atlantic Division with a 43-29-2-6 record, and then to playoff series victories over Portland and Worcester before they bowed in the Conference Finals to eventual Calder Cup champion Hershey.

Murray came to his current position following fi ve seasons as assistant coach for the AHL Bruins and since joining the organization in 2003, he has worked closely with Boston’s coaching staff during training camps. This is his third straight year at the club’s prospect develop-ment camp.

Murray joined the coaching ranks following a 16-year playing career at the NHL, AHL and IHL levels. He was drafted by the Washington Capitals in the third round of the 1985 NHL Entry Draft and turned pro following a three-year career with the OHL’s Peterborough Petes. He played 107 career NHL games with Washington, Winnipeg and Phoenix, but spent the bulk of his pro career at the AHL level. He played 1,018 career AHL games, ranking sixth all-time in American League history and he still ranks second overall in AHL history with 2,940 penalty min-utes. He also served as captain for four different AHL clubs - Moncton, Springfi eld, Hamilton and Philadelphia.

He played the majority of his AHL career in Springfi eld and he remains the Falcons’ career leader in games, assists and penalty minutes and ranks second in that team’s annals in points and fourth all-time in goals. His number 23 was retired by the Falcons in 2007, as he joined Bruins Hallof-Famer Eddie Shore as just the second player in that team’s history to be so honored.

BRUCE CASSIDY

Assistant Coach, Providence Bruins

Bruce Cassidy will enter his second season as an Assistant Coach for the Providence Bruins in 2009-2010, as he was named to the post on September 12, 2009 and helped Boston’s American Hockey League affi liate to a 43-29-2-6 record and a berth in the AHL’s Conference Finals.

Cassidy came to Providence with 11 years of coaching experience at the NHL, AHL, IHL, ECHL and OHL levels. His coaching resume is highlighted by a 107-game stint as the head coach of the NHL’s Washington Capitals, where he accumulated a 47-45-9-6 record from 2002-2004. He also served as an assistant coach in the NHL with Chicago from 2004-2006.

A native of Ottawa, Ontario, Cassidy came to Providence after serving as head coach of the Kingston Frontenacs of the OHL. He has also served as head coach in Grand Rapids (AHL & IHL), Indianapolis (IHL), and in the ECHL with both Jacksonville and Trenton.

Cassidy was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in the fi rst round (18th overall) of the 1983 NHL Entry Draft. He went on to enjoy a 13-year professional career, including 36 career NHL games with Chicago. He played most of his pro career at the AHL and IHL levels in North America in addition to three seasons in Europe.

Coaching Staff . Bob Essensa - John Whitesides . 11

BOB ESSENSA

Goaltending Coach, Boston Bruins

Bob Essensa enters his seventh season with the Bruins since he was named as the club’s goaltending coach on September 9, 2003.

Based out of his home in Michigan, Essensa joins the team at various times during the season to work with the organization’s goaltenders both in Boston and in Providence.

Essensa played four seasons of college hockey at Michigan State University from 1983-97, earning CCHA First Team All-Star honors in 1984-85 and a Second Team All-Star berth in 1985-86.

He was drafted by Winnipeg as their fi fth pick, 71st overall, in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft and played fi ve-plus seasons in the Jets organiza-tion, including a career-best 33-win season in 1992-93.

He played for six NHL teams over a 14-year professional career and played his fi nal NHL season with the Buffalo Sabres in 2001-02. His NHL career record was 173-176-47 with a 3.15 goals against average and 18 shutouts in 446 games with Winnipeg, Detroit, Edmonton, Phoenix, Vancouver and Buffalo.

JOHN WHITESIDES

Strength & Conditioning Coach, Boston Bruins

John Whitesides enters his ninth season as the team’s strength and conditioning coach. In that position, he is responsible for designing and implementing the strength, fl exibility, conditioning, and testing programs for all players within the Bruins’ system - the NHL team, their AHL affi liate team and prospects that have not yet turned pro. He also designed a website accessible only to current players by which they receive their off-season conditioning programs and assists in player re-habilitation after both off- and on-ice injuries.

He came to the Bruins following four years as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for Boston College, where he worked with17 of their sports teams, but primarily with the men’s hockey, football and women’s basketball teams. He was with the Eagles in 2001 when they won the NCAA men’s national hockey championship.

Whitesides began his career as a teaching assistant for Dr. Stephen Butterfi eld in the Adapted Physical Education classes, where his du-ties included evaluating students working with special needs children. He then began his graduate studies at the University of Maine where he taught classes in Theories of Conditioning and Kinesiology, while responsible for the Exercise Physiology and Biomechanics Laboratories. Soon after, he became a Graduate Apprentice to Boston College’s Head Coach of Strength and Conditioning, Greg Finnegan. .

He is a double graduate of the University of Maine, earning his Bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Educations in 1995 and his Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology in 1997. He was also a member of the Varsity Football Team.

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THE PLAYERSTHE PLAYERS

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The Players . Development Camp Roster . 15

DEVELOPMENT CAMP ROSTER

Forwards Hgt Wgt DoB Place of Birth PronunciationARNIEL, Jamie 5-11 183 11-16-89 Kingston, Ontario JAY-mee ahr-NEELCAMPBELL, Scott 6-2 210 6-6-86 Ottawa, Ontario SKAHT KAM-buhlCARON, Jordan 6-2 202 11-2-90 Sayabec, Quebec JOHR-dihn kuh-RAHNCOLBORNE, Joe 6-6 196 1-30-90 Calgary, Alberta JOH KOHL-bohrnGOGGIN, Mark 5-11 186 7-29-90 Chicago, Illinois MAHRK GAH-gihnHAMILL, Zach 5-11 175 9-23-88 Vancouver, British Columbia ZAK HA-mihlLAWRENCE, Jason 5-10 185 2-2-87 Saugus, Massachusetts JAY-suhn LAH-rehnsLoVECCHIO, Jeff 6-2 194 8-26-85 Arlington Heights, Illinois JEHF loh-VEH-kee-ohMacDERMID, Lane 6-3 205 8-25-89 Hartford, Connecticut LAYN mihk-DUHR-mihdRANDELL, Tyler 6-1 191 6-15-91 Scarborough, Ontario TIGH-luhr RAN-duhlRIENDEAU, Yannick* 5-11 178 6-18-88 Boucherville, Quebec YAH-nihk ree-EHN-dohSAUVE, Max 6-0 182 1-30-90 Tours, France MAX SOH-vaySEXTON, Ben 5-11 182 6-6-91 Ottawa, Ontario BEHN SEHKS-tuhn

Defensemen Hgt Wgt DoB Place of Birth PronunciationALEXANDROV, Yuri 6-0 185 6-24-88 Cherepovets, Russia YEW-ree al-ecks-AN-drofBUTTON, Ryan 6-0 185 3-26-91 Edmonton, Alberta RIGH-uhn BUH-tuhnCROSS, Tommy* 6-3 198 9-12-89 Hartford, Connecticut TAH-mee KRAHSGOULET, Alain 6-3 195 9-22-88 Kapuskasing, Ontario uh-LAYN goo-LAYISHERWOOD, Mark 6-0 179 1-31-89 Abbotsford, British Columbia MAHRK IH-shur-woodKWIET, Rob 6-1 218 8-2-88 Toronto, Ontario RAHB KWIHTLAMB, Brady 6-1 215 8-15-88 Calgary, Alberta BRAY-dee LAMLUDWIG, Tyler 6-1 205 5-24-85 Rhinelander, Wisconsin TIGH-luhr LUHD-wihgMcKELVIE, Zach* 6-2 190 2-22-85 New Brighton, Minnesota ZAK muh-KEHL-vee

Goaltenders Hgt Wgt DoB Place of Birth PronunciationCOURCHAINE, Adam 6-2 185 2-20-89 Calgary, Alberta A-duhm KUHR-shaynDALTON, Matt 6-1 189 7-4-86 Clinton, Ontario MAT DAHL-tihnHUTCHINSON, Michael 6-3 185 3-2-90 Barrie, Ontario MIGH-kuhl HUH-chihn-suhn

* -- Currently Injured ... Will attend, but not participate in, camp ... Cross (knee) ... Riendeau (shoulder) ... McKelvie (shoulder)

Average Age: 20.2 years oldAverage Height: 73.0” (6’1”)Average Weight: 191.9 lbs.

Canadian: 16 (8 Ontario; 4 Alberta; 2 Quebec; 2 British Columbia)United States: 7 (2 Illinois; 2 Connecticut; 1 Massachusetts; 1 Wisconsin; 1 Minnesota)France: 1Russia: 1

Drafted by Bruins: 14 (Yuri Alexandrov, Jamie Arniel, Ryan Button, Jordan Caron, Joe Colborne, Tommy Cross, Mark Goggin, Alain Goulet, Zach Hamill, Michael Hutchinson, Lane MacDermid, Tyler Randell, Max Sauve, Ben Sexton)Signed as Free Agents: 4 (Adam Courchaine, Matt Dalton, Jeff LoVecchio, Yannick Riendeau)Invites: 7 (Scott Campbell, Mark Isherwood, Rob Kwiet, Brady Lamb, Jason Lawrence, Tyler Ludwig, Zach McKelvie)

Fun Facts: Four of the players at this year’s Development Camp hold NHL playing legacies - Jamie Arniel’s uncle Scott played 12 NHL seasons in Winnipeg, Buffalo and Boston ... Tyler Ludwig’s father Craig played 17 NHL seasons with Mon treal, NY Islanders and Minnesota/Dallas ... Lane MacDermid’s father Paul played 14 NHL seasons with Hartford, Winnipeg, Washington and Quebec ... Max Sauve’s father Jean-Francois played seven NHL seasons in Buffalo and Quebec and his uncle Bob played 13 NHL seasons for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and New Jersey ... In addition, Ben Sexton’s father Randy is the Assistant General Manager for the Florida Panthers ... Two of the invites to this year’s camp - Tyler Ludwig and the injured Zach McKelvie - have twins that also play hockey ... Ludwig’s twin Trevor is in the Dallas Stars organization and McKelvie, who just completed his college career at Army, has a twin Chris who was a teammate of Matt Dalton at Bemidji State University.

16 . The Players . Yuri Alexandrov - Jamie Arniel

YURI ALEXANDROV

Defense 6’0” ... 185 lbs. ... 21 years old

CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Europe: Has played the last four seasons with his hometown team of Cherepovets in Russia ... Had 10-10=20 totals with 128 penalty minutes in 153 career games ... His career season-highs in goals (5) and points (9) came in 2007-08 while he had a season-high 5 assists in 2008-09 ... International: Played for Russia in both the 2007 (0-0=0 totals and 4 PIM in 6 games) and 2008 (1-0=1 totals with 4 PIM in 7 games) World Junior Championships, winning a Silver medal in 2007 and a Bronze in 2008 ... His +4 tied for the team lead in 2008.

ETC: Boston’s second pick, 37th overall, in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft ... Born June 24, 1988 in Cherepovets, Russia.

Regular Season Playoffs Season Team League GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM

2005-06 Cherepovets Russia 37 1 0 1 18 2 0 0 0 2 2006-07 Cherepovets Russia 45 1 1 2 38 5 0 0 0 8 2007-08 Cherepovets Russia 45 5 4 9 32 8 0 0 0 8 2008-09 Cherepovets Russia 26 3 5 8 40 - - - - -

JAMIE ARNIEL

Forward 5’11” ... 183 lbs. ... 19 years old

CAREER: This is his second Bruins Development Camp (2008) ... 2008-09: Signed a pro contract with the Bruins on May 13 and joined the AHL Providence Bruins during their playoff run ... Had one goal in eight AHL post-season games ... Juniors: Has played four seasons of junior hockey in the Ontario Hockey league with Guelph and Sarnia ... Has 101-95=196 totals with 147 PIM in 252 career junior games ... Split the 2007-08 season between Guelph and Sarnia with 27-20=47 totals in 60 combined games, fi nishing third among Sarnia’s goal scorers ... Finished second in the Sarnia scoring race in 2008-09 with career season-high totals of 32-36=68 in 63 games ... International: Played for Team Canada in the 2007 U-18 Championship where his linemates included 2008 fi rst round draft picks Steven Stamkos and Zach Boychuk.

ETC: Boston’s fourth pick, 97th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft ... Born November 16, 1989 in Kingston, Ontario ... Full name is Jamie Gregory Arniel ... Nick-name is Arny ... His uncle Scott played 12 NHL seasons in Winnipeg, Buffalo and Boston (29 games in 1991-92) ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Ottawa and his favorite player was Steve Yzerman ... Other favorites include Tom Brady (current-day non-hockey athlete), Family Guy (TV show), club sandwiches (food) and baseball (non-hockey sport to watch and play) ... His celebrity crush is Cameron Diaz ... If he could play with any Bruin in history, he’d choose Bobby Orr.


2005-06 Guelph Storm OHL 61 11 8 19 30 15 2 0 2 4 2006-07 Guelph Storm OHL 68 31 31 62 51 4 2 2 4 0 2007-08 Guelph Storm OHL 20 9 4 13 16 - - - - - Sarnia Sting OHL 40 18 16 34 22 9 2 2 4 6 2008-09 Sarnia Sting OHL 63 32 36 68 28 5 1 2 3 4 Providence AHL - - - - - 8 1 0 1 0

The Players . Ryan Button - Scott Campbell . 17

RYAN BUTTON


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Juniors: Has played the last two seasons with Prince Albert of the Western Hockey League ... Led club defensemen in assists in 2008-09 with 5-32=37 totals in 70 games.

ETC: Boston’s second pick (third round), 86th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft ... Born March 26, 1991 in Edmonton, Alberta ... Nicknames are Butters or Butts ... His father Kevin is a physiotherapist and a triathlete who competed in the 1998 Ironman Triathlon ... His cousin Jennifer was a member of the 2000 Canadian Olympic swim team ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Edmonton and player was Scott Niedermayer ... Other favorites include NHL 09 (video game), The Apprentice (reality TV show), apples (snack) and football (non-hockey sport).


2007-08 Prince Albert Raiders WHL 58 0 8 8 30 - - - - - 2008-09 Prince Albert Raiders WHL 70 5 32 37 43 - - - - -

SCOTT CAMPBELL


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... College: Has played the last two seasons at UMass-Lowell and has not missed a game in his college career, playing in all 37 in 2007-08 and 38 in 2008-09 ... Led the team in scoring and tied for the club lead in goals in 2008-09 with 14-16=30 totals and led the team with a 60.3% faceoff profi ciency as well ... Scored his fi rst career hat trick in a 3-2=5 effort vs. RIT on Nov. 29, 2008 ... Was twice named Hockey East Player of the Week last season and was named to the Hockey East All-Tournament Team ... Has been named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team in each of his two seasons at UMass-Lowell ... Juniors: Played fi ve seasons in the CJHL with the Pembroke Lumber Kings ... Captained that team in 2006-07, led the CJHL in scor-ing with 107 points, was named team MVP and a First Team CJHL All-Star as well ... Won both the CJHL and Eastern Canadian championships with Pembroke in 2006-07.

ETC: Is attending development camp by invitation ... Born June 6, 1986 in Ottawa, Ontario ... Full name is Scott Nicholas Mackie Campbell ... Nickname is Soup ... Hometown is Navan, Ontario ... Hobbies include working out, water skiing, golf and hanging out with friends ... His favorite team growing up was Toronto and his favorite player was Joe Sakic.


2006-07 Pembroke Lumber Kings CJHL 41 53 54 107 - - - - - - 2007-08 UMass-Lowell River Hawks HE 37 7 11 18 20 - - - - - 2008-09 UMass-Lowell River Hawks HE 38 14 16 30 32 - - - - -

18 . The Players . Jordan Caron - Joe Colborne

JOE COLBORNE


JORDAN CARON


CAREER: This is his second Bruins Development Camp (2008) ... College: Played his fi rst season of college hockey at the University of Denver in 2008-09 ... Fin-ished fi fth in the league in rookie scoring with 10-21=31 totals, was named to the WCHA All-Rookie Team and was co-winner of his team’s top freshman award ... Juniors: Played two seasons of Junior A hockey in the Alberta Junior Hockey League with Camrose with 53-85=138 totals and 92 PIM in 108 career games ... Led the league in assists and fi nished second overall in the league’s scoring race in 2007-08 with 33-57=90 totals and was named the Player of the Year in Canadian Junior A Hockey ... Led the AJHL in playoff scoring with 8-8=16 totals in 18 games as Camrose won their second straight championship and he was named playoff Most Valuable Player ... Was a unanimous selection to the 2008 AJHL All-Star Game ... Was named to the AJHL’s South Division All-Rookie Team in 2006-07 and earned the league’s Most Sportsmanlike Player Trophy that season as well.

ETC: Boston’s fi rst pick, 16th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft and was the AJHL’s highest-drafted player in league history ... Born January 30, 1990 in Calgary, Alberta and shares a birthdate with fellow 2008 Bruins draft pick Max Sauve ... Full name is Joseph William Colborne ... Nickname is Jumbo ... His father Paul played football at the University of Calgary and his sister Melissa is an All-Ivy League basketball player at Yale University ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Calgary and his favorite player was Al MacInnis ... Other favorites include Tiger Woods (current day athlete), 24 (TV show), steak (food) and Garth Brooks (musical artist).


2006-07 Camrose Kodiaks AJHL 53 20 28 48 48 16 5 1 6 10 2007-08 Camrose Kodiaks AJHL 55 33 57 90 44 18 8 8 16 26 2008-09 Univ. of Denver Pioneers WCHA 40 10 21 31 24 - - - - -

CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Juniors: Has played the last three seasons of junior hockey with Rimouski of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League ... Led his team in goals and was 11th overall in the QMJHL goal race in 2008-09 with 36-31=67 totals ... Was third overall in his team’s scoring race ... Finished the 2008-09 season on a 17-game point streak with 13-14=27 totals from Jan. 31-Mar. 15 ... Added 6-5=11 totals in 13 playoff games in 2009.

ETC: Boston’s fi rst pick, 25th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft ... Born November 2, 1990 in Sayabec, Quebec ... His favorite team growing up was Detroit and his favorite player was Vincent Lecavalier ... Other favorites include NHL 09 (video game), Lost and Prison Break (TV shows) and Keith Urban (musical artist).


2006-07 Rimouski Oceanic QMJHL 59 18 22 40 41 - - - - - 2007-08 Rimouski Oceanic QMJHL 46 20 23 43 42 9 3 1 4 18 2008-09 Rimouski Oceanic QMJHL 56 36 31 67 66 13 6 5 11 16

The Players . Adam Courchaine - Matt Dalton . 19

ADAM COURCHAINE

Goaltender 6’2” ... 185 lbs. ... 20 years old

CAREER: This is his third Bruins Development Camp (2007, 2008) ... Pro: Has played four games in Providence over the past two seasons in both 2007-08 (2-0-0 record and 1.67 GAA in 3 games) and 2008-09 (0-1-0 record and 3.00 GAA in 1 game) ... Also had a three-day practice stint in Boston from April 24-27, 2009 during the Bruins’ wait between playoff series ... Juniors: Has played two seasons of major junior hockey with Ottawa of the Ontario Hockey League ... Went 17-25-4 with a 3.24 GAA and two shutouts in 48 games in 2007-08 and had a 13-11-2 record and 3.28 GAA in 30 games in 2008-09 ... Played one season of Junior A hockey with Orleans of the CJHL in 2006-07 and fi nished that season with the league’s sixth best goals against average at 3.12.

ETC: Signed as a free agent by Boston, September 30, 2007 ... Earned the contract after coming to Boston’s 2007 training camp on a try-out agreement ... Born February 20, 1989 in Calgary, Alberta ... Hometown is Ottawa, Ontario ... Full name is Adam William Courchaine ... Nickname is Ace ... His favorite NHL team grow-ing up was Ottawa and his favorite player was Patrick Roy ... Other favorites include Family Guy (TV show), NHL 08 (video game), steak (food) and Brad Paisley (musical artist) ... His celebrity crush is Megan Fox ... If he could trade lives with someone for one day, he’d pick Will Smith.

Regular Season Playoffs Season Team League GP MINS W-L-O GA GAA GP MINS W-L GA GAA

2006-07 Orleans Blues CJHL 39 2285 19-11-5 119 3.12 6 372 2-2 16 2.58 2007-08 Ottawa 67’s OHL 48 2813 17-25-4 152 3.24 4 158 0-4 12 4.55 Providence Bruins AHL 3 144 2-0-0 4 1.67 - - - - - 2008-09 Ottawa 67’s OHL 30 1510 13-11-2 83 3.30 5 280 2-2-0 14 3.00 Providence Bruins AHL 1 60 0-1-0 3 3.00 - - - - -

MATT DALTON


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... College: Played two seasons of college hockey at Bemidji State University with a 20-14-2 record and 2.29 goals against average in 36 games ... The 2.29 GAA is the best in school history and he was a fi ve-time College Hockey America Player of the Week over the two seasons as well ... Named to the All-CHA Second Team with a league-leading 1.94 league GAA in 2008-09 and backstopped Bemidji State to a College Hockey America Tournament championship, an NCAA Midwest Regional Tournament crown and helped the Beavers advance to the Frozen Four for the fi rst time in program history ... His fi rst college win in 2007-08 came by shutout over the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 2007-08 and his three losses that season were all by one goal ... Juniors: Played one season in the USHL with Des Moines in 2006-07 with 27 wins and fi ve shutouts.

ETC: Signed by Boston as a free agent on April 22, 2009 ... Turned 23 last week as he was born on July 4, 1986 in Clinton, Ontario ... Full name is Matt Allen Dalton.


2007-08 Bemidji State Univ. Beavers CHA 5 233 1-3-1 12 3.09 - - - - - 2008-09 Bemidji State Univ. Beavers CHA 31 1854 19-11-1 68 2.19 - - - - -

20 . The Players . Mark Goggin - Alain Goulet

MARK GOGGIN


ALAIN GOULET


CAREER: This is his third Bruins Development Camp (2007, 2008) ... College: Played one and one-half seasons of college hockey at the University of Nebraska-Omaha with 8-11=19 totals in 54 games ... Left college in December, 2008 to sign with Gatineau of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League ... Juniors: Left the University of Nebraska-Omaha in December, 2008 and signed with Gatineau/QMJHL on December 28 where he fi nished the 2008-09 season ... Had 16-19=35 totals with 10 PIM and a +20 rating in 32 Olympiques games ... Was named Gatineau’s Second-Half Defensive Player ... Added ten assists in 10 QMJHL playoff games in 2009 ... Played the 2006-07 season prior to attending University in Ontario Junior A with Aurora and posted 10-32=42 totals in 43 games with the Tigers...Was second among defensemen in playoff scoring as he added 5-16=21 totals in 25 post-season games as Aurora won the league championship.

ETC: Boston’s fourth pick (sixth round), 159th overall, in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft ... Born September 22, 1988 in Kapuskasing, Ontario ... Full name is Alain Mar-tin Goulet ... Nickname is Gou ... His favorite team growing up was the Montreal Canadiens and his favorite player was Ray Bourque ... Other favorites include Roger Federer (current-day athlete), Family Guy (TV show), Cancun (place to vacation) and tennis (non-hockey sport to watch and play) ... His fi rst job was training golden retrievers.


2006-07 Aurora Tigers OPJHL 43 10 32 42 34 25 5 16 21 32 2007-08 University of Nebraska-Omaha CCHA 37 6 8 14 14 - - - - - 2008-09 University of Nebraska-Omaha CCHA 17 2 3 5 21 - - - - - Gatineau Olympiques QMJHL 32 16 19 35 10 10 0 10 10 18

CAREER: This is his second Bruins Development Camp (2008) ... Juniors: Played for Chicago of the USHL in 2008-09 with 5-4=9 totals in 17 games ... High School: Has played three seasons at Choate Rosemary Hall prep school in Connecticut ... Has had nearly identical stat lines in all three years - 15-20=35 in 2006-07, leading the team in scoring with 15-21=36 totals in 2007-08 and 14-20=34 totals in 2008-09.

ETC: Boston’s sixth pick (seventh round), 197th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft ... Will turn 19 later this month as he was born on July 29, 1990 in Chicago, Illinois ... Hometown is Glen Ellyn, Illinois ... Full name is Mark Christopher Goggin, Jr. ... Nickname is Goggs ... Will attend Dartmouth College this Fall where he will join his brother Connor ... Both his father and grandfather also played hockey at Dartmouth ... His favorite team growing up was Chicago and his favorite player was Chris Drury ... Other favorites include Entourage (TV show), pizza (food) and Cape Cod (place to vacation) ... If he could skate with any Bruin in his-tory, he’d pick Bobby Orr.


2006-07 Choate Rosemary Hall USHS - 15 20 35 - - - - - - 2007-08 Choate Rosemary Hall USHS 21 15 21 36 10 - - - - - USNTDP NAHL 5 1 1 2 2 - - - - - 2008-09 Chicago Steel USHL 17 5 4 9 10 - - - - - Choate Rosemary Hall USHS - 14 20 34 - - - - - -

The Players . Zach Hamill - Michael Hutchinson . 21

MICHAEL HUTCHINSON


ZACH HAMILL


CAREER: This is his third Bruins Development Camp (2007, 2008) ... 2008-09: Played his fi rst full pro season with Providence/AHL with 13-13=26 totals and 40 PIM in 65 games ... Added 1-5=6 totals in 16 AHL playoff games ... 2007-08: Joined the Providence Bruins at the conclusion of his junior season with fi ve assists in seven regular season AHL games ... Added 1-3=4 totals in nine Providence post-season games ... Juniors: Played fi ve seasons of junior hockey with Everett/ WHL with 87-175=262 totals and 235 PIM in 250 career junior games ... Is Everett’s all-time leader in assists and points ... Named the team’s Rookie of the Year in 2004-05 ... Led the WHL in scoring in 2006-07 with 93 points in 69 games and earned team Most Valuable Player and WHL West First Team All-Star honors ... International: Won a Gold medal with Team Canada at the 2005 U-18 World Cup.

ETC: Boston’s fi rst pick, eighth overall, in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft ... Born September 23, 1988 in Vancouver, British Columbia ... Hometown is Port Coquitlam, British Columbia ... Full name is Zachary Robert Hamill... Nickname is Hams ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Vancouver and his favorite player was Steve Yzerman ... Other favorites include pasta (food), AC/DC (band) and Tiger Woods (current-day athlete) ... If he could pick one superpower, it would be to fl y.


2003-04 Everett Silvertips WHL 4 0 2 2 0 20 3 2 5 2 2004-05 Everett Silvertips WHL 57 8 25 33 29 11 2 3 5 8 2005-06 Everett Silvertips WHL 53 21 38 59 28 15 3 11 14 4 2006-07 Everett Silvertips WHL 69 32 61 93 90 12 2 8 10 16 2007-08 Everett Silvertips WHL 67 26 49 75 88 4 0 3 3 2 Providence Bruins AHL 7 0 5 5 6 9 1 3 4 0 2008-09 Providence Bruins AHL 65 13 13 26 40 16 1 5 6 4

CAREER: This is his second Bruins Development Camp (2008) ... Juniors: Has played three seasons of junior hockey in the Ontario Hockey League with Barrie ... Has a 35-38-5 record and 2.87 goals against average in 84 career games ... Is the fi rst Barrie native to play a game in goal for his hometown Colts ... Went 12-15-4 with a 3.02 GAA in 32 games in 2007-08 but led the Colts to a fi rst-round playoff upset over Brampton, averaging 44 saves per game in that fi ve-game series ... Went 4-4 with a 2.64 GAA and .941 save percentage in eight 2008 post-season games ... Had an identical 3.02 GAA in 2008-09 with a 15-20-1 mark in 38 games ... 5 of his 15 wins in 2008-09 came by shutout.

ETC: Boston’s third pick, 77th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft ... Born March 2, 1990 in Barrie, Ontario ... Full name is Michael Edward Hutchinson ... Nick-name is Hutch ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Toronto and his favorite player was Felix Potvin ... Other favorites include Two and a Half Men (TV show), basketball (non-hockey sport to watch and play), chicken parmesan (food) and Keith Urban (musical artist) ... His celebrity crush is Taylor Swift.


2006-07 Barrie Colts OHL 14 768 8-3-0 27 2.11 1 45 1-0 1 1.32 2007-08 Barrie Colts OHL 32 1826 12-15-4 92 3.02 8 500 4-4 22 2.64 2008-09 Barrie Colts OHL 38 2146 15-20-1 108 3.02 - - - - -

22 . The Players . Mark Isherwood - Rob Kwiet

MARK ISHERWOOD


ROB KWIET

Defense 6’1” ... 218 ... 20 years old

CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Career: Has played four seasons of junior hockey with Medicine Hat of the Western Hockey League ... Had 27-54=81 totals and 237 penalty minutes in 199 career junior games ... Had career season-highs of 19 goals and 42 points with the Tigers in 2008-09, more than doubling his previous three-year goal output combined, and added eight assists in 11 post-season games.

ETC: Is attending development camp by invitation ... Born January 31, 1989 in Abbotsford, British Columbia.


2005-06 Medicine Hat Tigers WHL 12 1 0 1 6 - - - - - 2006-07 Medicine Hat Tigers WHL 44 0 3 3 27 - - - - - 2007-08 Medicine Hat Tigers WHL 71 7 28 35 109 5 1 2 3 2 2008-09 Medicine Hat Tigers WHL 72 19 23 42 95 11 0 8 8 17

CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... 2007-08: Played seven IHL games with Muskegon at the conclusion of his junior season on a try-out agreement ... Was scoreless with four penalty minutes ... Juniors: Has played four seasons of junior hockey with Toronto/Mississauga and Windsor in the On-tario Hockey League ... Had 29-116=145 totals with 310 penalty minutes in 250 career junior games ... Smashed his previous career season-highs with 12-55=67 totals in 66 games with Windsor in 2008-09, which was second among team defensemen and sixth overall among CHL blueliners in scoring, and led the team with a +54 rating ... Added 5-10=15 totals in 20 playoff games as the Spitfi res won the 2009 Memorial Cup championship.

ETC: Is attending development camp by invitation ... Born August 2, 1988 in Toronto, Ontario ... Hometown is Scarborough, Ontario ... His favorite team growing up was Toronto and his favorite player was Mats Sundin ... Other favorites include Kenny Chesney (musical artist) and chicken parmesan (food) ... His team-mates at Windsor included 2009 Bruins draftee Lane MacDermid.


2005-06 Toronto St. Michael’s Majors OHL 63 3 9 12 76 - - - - - 2006-07 Toronto St. Michael’s Majors OHL 57 9 30 39 97 - - - - - 2007-08 Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors OHL 37 2 12 14 45 - - - - - Windsor Spitfi res OHL 27 3 10 13 36 5 0 3 3 2 Muskegon Fury IHL 7 0 0 0 4 - - - - - 2008-09 Windsor Spitfi res OHL 66 12 55 67 56 20 5 10 15 17

The Players . Brady Lamb - Jason Lawrence . 23

BRADY LAMB


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... College: Played his fi rst season at the University of Minnesota-Duluth in 2008-09 with 1-1=2 totals and 13 PIM in 21 games ... Juniors: Played three seasons of Junior A hockey with Calgary of the Alberta Junior Hockey League and was named that league’s Outstanding Defenseman in 2007-08 ... Was second overall in the team’s scoring race that season with 10-22=32 totals and also captained the team that year as he was selected as the team’s MVP.

ETC: Is attending development camp by invitation ... Born August 15, 1988 in Calgary, Alberta ... Full name is Brady Earl Lamb.


2005-06 Calgary Royals AJHL 56 2 10 12 51 - - - - - 2006-07 Calgary Royals AJHL 47 8 18 26 87 - - - - - 2007-08 Calgary Royals AJHL 58 10 22 32 109 - - - - - 2008-09 Univ. of Minnesota-Duluth WCHA 21 1 1 2 13 - - - - -

CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... College: Played four seasons of college hockey at Boston University, culminating in the 2009 NCAA championship ... Scored a team-high 25 goals in 2008-09 with a career season-high of 39 points while playing on the Terriers’ top line with Colin Wilson and Chris Higgins ... Scored the goal with 14.4 seconds remaining in regulation which lifted the Terriers over UNH and into the Frozen Four ... Was named that NCAA Regional’s Outstanding Player and to the All-Tournament Team ... Tied for the Beanpot scoring lead in his freshman season of 2005-06 with four points in the two games of that tournament ... Missed only fi ve games in his college career ... Juniors: Played two seasons in the U.S. National Team Development Program with 25-22-47 totals in 56 games in that program ... Won a Gold Medal with Team USA in the World U-18 Championship in 2005.

ETC: Is attending development camp by invitation ... Born February 2, 1987 in Saugus, Massachusetts.


2005-06 Boston University Terriers HE 40 8 14 22 53 - - - - - 2006-07 Boston University Terriers HE 39 5 13 18 26 - - - - - 2007-08 Boston University Terriers HE 35 8 10 18 6 - - - - - 2008-09 Boston University Terriers HE 44 25 14 39 38 - - - - -

JASON LAWRENCE


24 . The Players . Jeff LoVecchio - Tyler Ludwig

JEFF LoVECCHIO


CAREER: This is his second Bruins Development Camp (2008) ... 2008-09: Did not play, suffering from post-concussion syndrome ... 2007-08: Signed with the Bruins at the conclusion of his college season and was assigned to Providence/AHL ... Had 3-2=5 totals wtih six PIM in 14 AHL Bruins games and added one assist in six playoff games ... College: Played three seasons of college hockey at Western Michigan University with 35-39=74 totals and 98 PIM in 113 career college games before signing as a free agent with the Bruins and foregoing his senior season ... Was named the team’s Rookie of the Year in 2005-06 as he led all freshmen scorers and was third overall on the team with 18 points ... Was a fi nalist for the CCHA Defensive Forward of the Year in his sophomore season in 2006-07 as he tied for second in the nation with four shorthanded goals ... Finished third in the club’s scoring race in 2007-08 with 21 points ... Juniors: Played three seasons in the USHL with River City/Omaha with 34-42=76 totals and 139 PIM in 141 career junior games.

ETC: Signed as a free agent by Boston, March 18, 2008 ... Born August 26, 1985 in Arlington Heights, Illinois ... Hometown is Chesterfi eld, Missouri ... Full name is Jeffrey Scott LoVecchio ... Nickname is Vex ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Colorado and his favorite player was Joe Sakic ... Other favorites include He-roes (TV show), Mexico (place to vacation), beach volleyball (non-hockey sport to play) and pasta (food) ... Appeared in a GMC truck commercial with Brendan Shanahan when he was in second grade.


2003-04 River City Lancers USHL 58 16 13 29 29 - - - - - 2004-05 Omaha Lancers USHL 57 17 27 44 82 - - - - - 2005-06 Western Michigan University CCHA 40 7 11 18 46 - - - - - 2006-07 Western Michigan University CCHA 37 19 16 35 24 - - - - - 2007-08 Western Michigan University CCHA 36 9 12 21 28 - - - - - Providence Bruins AHL 14 3 2 5 6 6 0 1 1 2 2008-09 Injured, Did Not Play

TYLER LUDWIG


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... College: Has played the last three seasons of college hockey at Western Michigan University with 13-43=56 totals and 156 penalty minutes in 114 career games ... Had career season-highs in 2008-09 in all offensive categories with 8-21=29 totals which led club defensemen and was fourth overall in the team’s scoring race ... Was named the CCHA Defenseman of the Week three times in 2008-09 ... Juniors: Played four seasons of junior hockey with the Texas Tornado of the North American Hockey League with 7-48=55 totals and 158 PIM in 164 junior games ... Won three consecutive Junior A national championships with the Tornado in 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2005-06.

ETC: Is attending development camp by invitation ... Born May 24, 1985 in Rhinelander, Wisconsin ... Hometown is Colleyville, Texas ... His teammates at Western Michigan University included Bruins prospect Jeff LoVecchio ... His father Craig played 17 NHL seasons with Montreal, NY Islanders and Minnesota/Dallas ... Tyler’s twin brother Trevor went to Providence College and is currently in the Dallas Stars organization.


2002-03 Texas Tornado NAHL 44 1 2 3 46 - - - - - 2003-04 Texas Tornado NAHL 52 3 25 28 50 - - - - - 2004-05 Texas Tornado NAHL 56 2 19 21 46 - - - - - 2005-06 Texas Tornado NAHL 12 1 2 3 16 - - - - - 2006-07 Western Michigan Univ. CCHA 37 1 11 12 54 - - - - - 2007-08 Western Michigan Univ. CCHA 38 4 11 15 40 - - - - - 2008-09 Western Michigan Univ. CCHA 39 8 21 29 62 - - - - -

The Players . Lane MacDermid - Tyler Randell . 25

TYLER RANDELL


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Juniors: Has played two seasons of junior hockey in Belleville and Kitchener of the Ontario Hockey League ... Has 29-19=48 totals with 123 PIM in 135 career junior games ... Began the 2008-09 season in Belleville before a December trade to Kitchener ... His 24 combined goals and 37 combined points ranked third and fourth, respectively, on the team.

ETC: Boston’s fourth pick (sixth round), 176th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft ... Born June 15, 1991 in Scarborough, Ontario ... Hometown is Brampton, Ontario.


2007-08 Belleville Bulls OHL 62 5 6 11 24 19 0 0 0 0 2008-09 Belleville Bulls OHL 36 10 5 15 60 - - - - - Kitchener Rangers OHL 37 14 8 22 39 - - - - -

CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Juniors: Has played the last three seasons in the Ontario Hockey League with Owen Sound and Windsor ... Has 30-36=66 totals with 502 penalty minutes in 187 career junior games ... Played his fi rst two-plus seasons in Owen Sound before his December, 2008 trade to Windsor ... Ranked second in the OHL in penalty minutes in 2008-09 with a combined 197 ... Had 7-14=21 totals in 38 Spitfi res games following the trade and added 4-5=9 totals and 38 PIM in 20 playoff games as Windsor won the Memorial Cup championship.

ETC: Boston’s third pick (fourth round), 112th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft ... Born August 25, 1989 in Hartford, Connecticut ... Hometown is Sauble Beach, Ontario ... His father Paul played 690 career NHL games with Hartford, Winnipeg, Washington and Quebec.


2006-07 Owen Sound Attack OHL 57 2 5 7 115 4 1 0 1 2 2007-08 Owen Sound Attack OHL 66 13 11 24 190 - - - - - 2008-09 Owen Sound Attack OHL 26 8 6 14 85 - - - - - Windsor Spitfi res OHL 38 7 14 21 112 20 4 5 9 38

LANE MacDERMID


26 . The Players . Max Sauve - Ben Sexton

MAX SAUVE


CAREER: This is his second Bruins Development Camp (2008) ... Juniors: Has played three seasons of junior hockey in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League with Quebec and Val d’Or ... Has 63-94=157 totals with 97 PIM in 194 career junior games ... Led Val d’Or in goals, assists and points in 2008-09 with 27-49=76 totals and his 76 points were 22 more than the team’s second-ranked scorer ... His 76 points last season were just fi ve fewer than his fi rst two junior seasons combined.

ETC: Boston’s second pick, 47th overall, in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft ... Born January 30, 1990 in Tours, France and shares a birthdate with fellow 2008 Bruins draftee Joe Colborne ... Hometown is Boisbriand, Quebec ... His father, Jean-Francois, played 290 NHL games with Buffalo and Quebec and Max was born in France when his father was concluding his playing career in that country ... His uncle Bob played 13 NHL seasons as a goaltender with Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and NY Islanders and was the co-winner of the Vezina Trophy in 1979-80 ... His cousin Philippe was drafted by Colorado in 1998 and spent part of the 2006-07 season in the Bruins organization, including two relief appearances in net for Boston ... His favorite NHL team growing up was Calgary and his favorite player was Simon Gagne ... Other favorites include Call of Duty 3 (video game), pasta (food), Florida (place to vacation) and golf (sport other than hockey to play and watch).


2006-07 Quebec Remparts QMJHL 60 10 6 16 24 2 0 0 0 2 2007-08 Quebec Remparts QMJHL 38 12 20 32 22 - - - - - Val d’Or Foreurs QMJHL 32 14 19 33 8 4 2 3 5 2 2008-09 Val d’Or Foreurs QMJHL 64 27 49 76 43 - - - - -

BEN SEXTON


CAREER: This is his fi rst Bruins Development Camp ... Juniors: Has played the last two seasons in the Canadian Junior Hockey League with the Nepean Raid-ers ... Has 29-36=65 totals with 125 penalty minutes in 86 career games ... Had 14-21=35 totals with 54 PIM in 38 games in 2008-09 and averaged over a point-per-game in the playoffs with 3-9=12 totals in 11 post-season games.

ETC: Boston’s fi fth pick (seventh round), 206th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft ... Born June 6, 1991 in Ottawa, Ontario ... Hometown is Kanata, Ontario ... His father Randy is currently the Assistant General Manager for the Florida Panthers ... He will attend Clarkson University in the Fall of 2010.


2007-08 Nepean Raiders CJHL 48 15 15 30 71 6 1 5 6 4 2008-09 Nepean Raiders CJHL 38 14 21 35 54 11 3 9 12 22

MEDIA and ARENAMEDIA and ARENAINFORMATIONINFORMATION

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Media & Arena Information . Media Policies - 29

DEVELOPMENT CAMP MEDIA POLICIES

All media policies for the 2009 Boston Bruins Development Camp must beadhered to by all members of the media unless otherwise authorized:

1. All camp practices will be open for members of the media to observe.

2. The locker room will open to accredited media members fi ve minutes after the conclusion of every practice.

3. Don Sweeney, Director of Hockey Operations and Player Development, will address the media each day following practice.

4. A quiet room for any broadcast interviews will be provided upon request.

5. Any changes to the camp schedule will be available on the Bruins Media and Fan Information Line at (617) 624-1910. It is suggested that you call this line before leaving for practice in the morning.

For additional information and/or special requests, please contact:

Matthew ChmuraDirector of CommunicationsOffi ce - (617) 624-1913Cell - (857) [email protected]

Eric TosiManager of Media RelationsOffi ce - (617) 624-1935Cell - (857) [email protected]

30 . Media & Arena Information . Ristuccia Memorial Arena Address & Directions

ARENA INFORMATION

All events at the 2009 Boston Bruins Development Camp will take place at Ristuccia Memorial Arena unless otherwise noted on the sched-ule. The schedule is subject to change and we suggest that you call the Media and Fan Information Line at (617) 624-1910 each morning to confi rm that day’s schedule.

Ristuccia Memorial ArenaBoston Bruins Training Center

190 Main StreetWilmington MA 01887

(978) 657-3976

Directions:

From I-93: Take I-93 to Reading/Wilmington/Rte. 129 exit (Exit 38) heading toward Wilmington (right at end of exit). Proceed on Rte. 129 ap-proximately fi ve miles. The arena driveway is immediately after the pharmacy on your right.

From Rte-128: Take Rte. 128 to Woburn/Wilmington/Rte. 38 exit (Exit 35) and follow the exit ramp toward Wilmington for approximately fi ve miles. The arena driveway is immediately after the pharmacy on your right.

From I-95: Take I-95 to Rte. 38 North exit. Follow Rte. 38 for approximately four miles to the merge with Rte. 129. Continue for 1.3 miles until the roads split and follow Rte. 129 for 30 yards. The arena driveway is on your right.

From I-495: Take I-495 to Rte. 38 South exit. Follow Rte. 38 to Rte. 129 and turn left onto Rte. 129. Go for 30 yards and the arena driveway is on your right.

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