• 10 From 1999 Ottawa 67′s Memorial Cup Team Still Active

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  Mar 6
  The 1998-99 Ottawa 67′s lost out to the Belleville Bulls in the conference semi-finals 4 games to 1. The Bulls would go on to beat out the London Knights in the Ontario Hockey League final to gain a berth in the Memorial Cup. Ottawa would also qualify for the Memorial Cup as the tournament’s host.

  The team would go on to win the Memorial Cup with an overtime victory over the Calgary Hitmen in the final game. The team’s offence was ironically lead by a defenceman throughout the regular season and the playoffs. Brian Campbell put in 12 goals and 75 assists and took home the Max Kaminsky Trophy for best defenceman, as well as the William Hanley Trophy for the most sportsmanlike player.

  Campbell and nine others from that team are still active in professional hockey today. Zenon Konopka, a Tampa Bay Lightning, is the only other to be playing in the NHL. The ten players are spread across five countries: Italy, Switzerland, Great Britain, Germany and the United States.

  Click on the names below to view each player’s profile page at their team’s official website:

  Player	Current Team	League
  Brian Campbell	Chicago Black Hawks	NHL
  Matt Zultek	Mississippi Surge	SPHL
  Nick Boynton	Rockford Icehogs	AHL
  Dan Tudin	Ritten Renon Tigers	Italy
  Mark Bell	Kloten	Swiss-A
  Joe Talbot	Sheffield Steelers	EIHL
  Lance Galbraith	Utah Grizzlies	ECHL
  Luke Sellars	Texas Brahmas	CHL
  Zenon Konopka	Tampa Bay Lightning	NHL
  Levente Szuper	Hannover Scorpions	DEL

  Note: Add Jonathan Zion to the list to make 11 players. Jonathan is a new addition on the Sheffield Steelers roster, along side Joe Talbot.

  To see a previous post on the remaining two active players from the 1989-90 Memorial Cup winning Oshawa Generals, click here.
  Tagged as: brian campbell, memorial cup, ohl, Ontario Hockey League, ottawa 67s
  
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9 Responses to “10 From 1999 Ottawa 67′s Memorial Cup Team Still Active”

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