Salmon Kings Announce 2010 Playoff Roster

Published on April 5, 2010 under ECHL (ECHL)
Victoria Salmon Kings News Release


Victoria, BC - The Victoria Salmon Kings, proud affiliate of the Vancouver Canucks and Manitoba Moose, today announced their roster for the 2010 Kelly Cup Playoffs.

Playoff rosters consist of a maximum of 23 players, which includes a 20-man active roster and a three-man reserve list. The reserve list can be comprised of healthy skaters, injured players, or players on recall.

Players who have spent time in a professional hockey league during the 2009-10 season must have played in five ECHL contests this year to be eligible for a team's playoff roster. Amateur players are eligible to be included given that their college or junior team has completed its season, including the playoffs.

20-man Active Roster:

Jason Bast (F) Andy Brandt (F) Patrick Coulombe (D) Olivier Filion (F) Glenn Fisher (G) Kris Fredheim (D) Randall Gelech (F) Gary Gladue (D) Wes Goldie (F) Scott Howes (F) Matt Keetley (G) Lance Morrison (F) Chad Painchaud (F) Brandon Roach (D) Jimmy Sharrow (D) Matt Siddall (F) Dirk Southern (F) Adam Taylor (F) Eric Walsky (F) Tim Wedderburn (D)

Three-man Reserve List:

David Cianfrini (D) Taylor Ellington (D) David Shantz (G)

The Salmon Kings and Bakersfield Condors kick-off their National Conference quarterfinal series this Wednesday at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre with game two following on Thursday. Tickets are now on sale through the Select Your Tickets Box Office, online at www.selectyourtickets.com, or by phone at 250-220-7777. Discounts on released playoff tickets will be available for fans that order group packages of 10 or more tickets or fans that want to purchase a complete playoff ticket package, which guarantees a seat to every 2010 Kelly Cup playoff home game at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre.

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