
12 CHL Officials Assigned to IIHF Events for 2011-12 Season
Published on November 11, 2011 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL) News Release
Toronto, ON - The Canadian Hockey League in association with Hockey Canada announced that 12 Canadian officials have been assigned by the International Ice Hockey Federation to work at six different IIHF events during the 2010-11 season. All 11 officials are products of the Hockey Canada Officiating Program.
Referees (hometown)
HCOP
IIHF Event
Location
Trevor Hanson
(Langley, B.C.)
WHL
Level VI
IIHF Ice Hockey Under-18 World Championship,
Division I, Group A
Piestany, SVK
Matt Kirk
(Vancouver, B.C.)
WHL
Level VI
IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship, Division I, Group B
Krynica, POL
Devin Klein
(Medicine Hat, Alta.)
WHL
Level VI
IIHF World Junior Championship
Calgary/Edmonton, Alta.
David Lewis
(Pickering, Ont.)
OHL
Level VI
IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
Helsinki, FIN/Stockholm, SWE
Pascal St-Jacques
(Laval, Que.)
QMJHL
Level VI
IIHF Ice Hockey Under-18 World Championship
Brno/Znojmo, CZE
Derek Zalaski
(Edmonton, Alta.)
WHL
Level VI
IIHF World Junior Championship
Calgary/Edmonton, Alta.
Linesmen (hometown)
HCOP
IIHF Event
Location
Chris Carlson
(Edmonton, Alta.)
WHL
Level IV
IIHF World Junior Championship
Calgary/Edmonton, Alta.
François Dussureault (Sherbrooke, Que.)
QMJHL
Level IV
IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
Helsinki, FIN/Stockholm, SWE
Justin Hull
(Burnaby, B.C.)
WHL
Level IV
IIHF Ice Hockey Under-18 World Championship
Brno/Znojmo, CZE
Kiel Murchison
(Surrey, B.C.)
WHL
Level IV
IIHF World Junior Championship
Calgary/Edmonton, CAN
Matt Traub
(Stouffville, Ont.)
OHL
Level IV
IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship Division I, Group A
Ljubljana, SLO
Jesse Wilmot
(Hamilton, Ont.)
OHL
Level IV
IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship
Helsinki, FIN/Stockholm, SWE
In addition, twenty-two CHL officials from across Canada are currently attending the Hockey Canada Level VI Officiating Seminar from November 9-13, 2011 in Guelph, Ont., Hockey Canada announced Tuesday.
The seminar prepares top officials in Canada for national championships and IIHF competitions, from the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge to IIHF World Championship and Olympics.
"Canada has always been a top provider of high-level officials throughout the world," said James Mays, referee-in-chief with Hockey Canada. "This begins with the Hockey Canada Officiating Program, an instruction program that is the envy of other hockey nations around the world."
Level VI seminars are held based on a national need for Level VI officials. The last Hockey Canada Level VI Officiating Seminar was held in Moncton, N.B., in 2009. Todd Anderson, Hockey Canada's manager of officiating, is responsible for the organization of the site and program, establishing criteria and reviewing the candidates' qualifications.
Candidates on hand have been nominated by Hockey Canada's branches and are fully-certified Level V officials. An established selection committee reviewed all the candidates and selected those that will be in attendance in Guelph.
The instruction will be handled by, among others, Hockey Canada referee-in-chief James Mays, Hockey Canada manager of officiating Todd Anderson and Hockey Canada Referee Committee members Doug Hayward and Kevin Muench of the WHL. Guest instructors will also be making presentations throughout the seminar.
Twenty-seven Canadian officials and three international delegates in total will participate in the five-day seminar. There are approximately 80 active Level VI officials registered in Canada.
CHL Delegates for this seminar are:
Trent Knorr Victoria, B.C / WHL
Brett Iverson Richmond, B.C. / WHL
Colin Watt Edmonton, Alta. / WHL
Jonathan Spurgeon Edmonton, Alta. / WHL
Ryan Bonnett Airdrie, Alta. / WHL
Chris Crich Saskatoon, Sask. / WHL
Chad Williams Saskatoon, Sask. / WHL
Patrick Gagnon Brandon, Man. / WHL
Kyle Scrivens Winnipeg, Man. / WHL
Brett Montsion Winnipeg, Man. / WHL
Jeff Ingram Langley, B.C. / WHL
Mario Maillet Dieppe, N.B. / QMJHL
Jean-Philippe Sylvain Magog, Que. / QMJHL
Pierre Lambert St-Basile-le-Grand, Que / QMJHL
Dominic Franc Brossard, Que. / QMJHL
Tom Clarkson Saint John, N.B. / QMJHL
Devin Piccott Dartmouth, N.S. / QMJHL
Stephen Starzomski Halifax, N.S. / QMJHL
TJ Foster Guelph, Ont. / OHL
Scott Ferguson Mississauga, Ont. / OHL
Chris Hodgins Ottawa, Ont. / OHL
Kendrick Nicholson Sauble Beach, Ont. / OHL
For further information on the Hockey Canada Officiating Program, please visit www.hockeycanada.ca.
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