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  • London Knights Alumni

    Jan 12

    The London Knights have been a powerhouse since the dark days of the mid 1990′s when they set CHL records for futility. When the Hunter brothers purchased the team, they stepped the team up to a higher level. Every year sees more Knights enter the world of professional hockey.

    As of the start of the 2009-10 season, the following list of players were employed somewhere in the world by professional hockey teams. Brendan Shanahan has since retired.

    Name 2009-10 Team League
    Aliu, Akim Rockford IceHogs AHL
    Barch, Krys Dallas Stars NHL
    Beaulieu, Josh Adirondack Phantoms AHL
    Bois, Danny Rockford IceHogs AHL
    Bolland, Dave Chicago Blackhawks NHL
    Bolt, Bobby Bakersfield Condors ECHL
    Brathwaite, Fred Mannheim Eagles DEL
    Cann, Trevor Lake Erie Monsters AHL
    Carlson, John Hershey Bears AHL
    Christian, Jeff Missouri Mavericks CHL
    Clarke, Matt Utah Grizzlies ECHL
    Coleman, Gerald Lowell Devils AHL
    Del Zotto, Michael New York Rangers NHL
    Dennis, Adam Fassa HC Italy
    Erskine, John Washington Capitals NHL
    Fata, Rico Biel Swiss-A
    Fritsche, Dan Syracuse Crunch AHL
    Gagner, Sam Edmonton Oilers NHL
    Gardner, Ryan Zurich Swiss-A
    Girardi, Daniel New York Rangers NHL
    Goldie, Wes Victoria Salmon Kings ECHL
    Held, Ryan Mississippi RiverKings CHL
    Hunter, Dylan Utah Grizzlies ECHL
    Jancevski, Dan Texas Stars AHL
    Kane, Patrick Chicago Blackhawks NHL
    Kell, Trevor Trenton Devils ECHL
    Kelly, Chris Ottawa Senators NHL
    Korolev, Evgeny Nizhny Novgorod Torpedo KHL
    Korostin, Sergei Texas Stars AHL
    Kostitsyn, Sergei Hamilton Bulldogs AHL
    Kostopoulos, Tom Carolina Hurricanes NHL
    Larman, Drew Providence Bruins AHL
    Linhart, Tomas Zlin ZPS HC Czech
    Lovell, Jamie Port Huron Icehawks IHL
    MacDonald, Ryan Lausitzer Foxes 2.Gbun
    Maroon, Patrick Adirondack Phantoms AHL
    Mason, Steve Columbus Blue Jackets NHL
    McMorrow, Sean Belfast Giants EIHL
    Meckler, David Manchester Monarchs AHL
    Methot, Marc Columbus Blue Jackets NHL
    Montgomery, Kevin Lake Erie Monsters AHL
    Nash, Rick Columbus Blue Jackets NHL
    Newhook, Ron Rosenheim Star Bulls GerObl
    O’Connor, Sean Kalamazoo Wings ECHL
    Olimb, Mathis Vastra Frolunda HC Goteborg SEL
    Pelech, Matt Abbotsford Heat AHL
    Perry, Adam Utah Grizzlies ECHL
    Perry, Corey Anaheim Ducks NHL
    Perry, Todd Toronto Marlies AHL
    Piwowarczyk, Kyle Bad Nauheim EC GerObl
    Prust, Brandon Calgary Flames NHL
    Quincy, Kyle Colorado Avalanche NHL
    Reed, Harrison Albany River Rats AHL
    Richmond, Danny Peoria Rivermen AHL
    Rodney, Bryan Albany River Rats AHL
    Romano, Tony Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL
    Roth, Vladimir Slavia Praha HC Czech
    Schremp, Rob New York Islanders NHL
    Shanahan, Brendan New Jersey Devils NHL
    Smyth, Brad Zagreb Medvescak KHL Aust
    Spiridonov, Maxim Astana Barys KHL
    Stephens, Charlie Krefeld Penguins DEL
    Sugden, Brandon Hershey Bears AHL
    Syvret, Danny Philadelphia Flyers NHL
    Tavares, John New York Islanders NHL
    Taylor, Chris Rochester Americans AHL
    Turner, Ian Port Huron Icehawks IHL
    VanderVeeken, Jamie Rapid City Rush CHL
    Velebny, Lubos Muskegon Lumberjacks IHL
    Wideman, Dennis Boston Bruins NHL

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19 Responses to “London Knights Alumni”

  1. [...] Olimb spent only one season in the OHL, split between the London Knights and Sarnia Sting, missing out on the Knights’ Memorial Cup [...]

  2. [...] U.S. Collegiate hockey by the Hunter brothers in London. Kevin spent his time in the OHL with the Knights from 2006-07 to 2008-09. Each season in junior, he joined the Monsters for their playoffs after the [...]

  3. [...] played three seasons for his hometown London Knights from 2002-03 to 2004-05. Despite his 5′11″, 195lbs size, Brandon is currently second in [...]

  4. [...] two Ontario Hockey League alumni play for the Roten Teufel. Kyle Piwowarczyk was a London Knightfor the 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons and Chris Eade’s OHL career spanned from 1998-99 to [...]

  5. [...] learn what other London Knight alumni are still active in professional hockey, check out this post. Tagged as: kitchener rangers, london knights, mississippi riverkings, ryan held, sault ste marie [...]

  6. [...] didn’t all play together at the same time and only two were brothers, but the London Knights had three Perrys play for the Ontario Hockey League team in the 2000’s. All three are still [...]

  7. [...] see what other London Knights Alumni are currently still active in professional hockey, check out this previous post. Tagged as: ak barys, astana, khl, london knights, maxim spiridonov, Ontario Hockey League No [...]

  8. [...] London Knights [...]

  9. [...] Prust was a London Knight from 2002-03 to 2004-05. Brandon was the team muscle in their 2005 Memorial Cup victory. Drafted by [...]

  10. [...] 2005-06. He was a Pete until just after the start of the 2008-09 season when he was traded to the London Knights to try and fill a goaltending void left by Steve Mason the year [...]

  11. [...] Storm finished second in the Ontario Hockey League standings, 7 points behind division rivals, the London Knights. The Storm would get revenge on the Knights by beating them in the seventh game of the Western [...]

  12. [...] played his first two full seasons at the Hershey Centre. In 2000-01, he started the season with the London Knights and midway through the season ended up with the Kingston Fontenacs. 2001-02 was split between the [...]

  13. [...] played in the Ontario Hockey League for four seasons from 1988-89 to 1991-92, all with the London Knights. Chris contributed 378 points in 259 regular season games plus 43 points in 34 playoff games for [...]

  14. [...] Bois also appears in this previous post listing the London Knights alumni still active in professional hockey during the 2009-10 [...]

  15. [...] League from 1995-96 to 1999-00. His first season in the OHL consisted of just two games with the London Knights, a team that would win just three and tie just three that season to write the books on Canadian [...]

  16. [...] Roth played two seasons in the Ontario Hockey League, 2007-08 and 2008-09, both with the London Knights. The native of the Czech Republic provided London with solid defence in those two [...]

  17. [...] 79 points. In the playoffs, Jeff added 13 points in 11 games before the Attack were ousted by the London Knights in Western Conference [...]

  18. [...] Smyth played in the Ontario Hockey League for three seasons from 1990-91 to 1992-93, all with the London Knights. It was in his final season with the Knights that Smyth exploded and became the offensive force [...]

  19. [...] London Knights alumni active in professional hockey during the 2009-10 season. [...]