The Reminder is making its archives back to 2003 available on our website. Please note that, due to technical limitations, archive articles are presented without the usual formatting.
1. What kinds of things do you like to do? Watch TV, play video games and go in my billets' hot tub. I also like hanging out with the teammates. 2. What kinds of music do you listen to? All kinds except for country. 3. Can you cook? Yep Ð Kraft dinner. I was the best cook in Home Ec. in high school. 4. What is your favourite hockey movie? Young Blood. 5. What do you like about hockey? The intensity and competition. I like winning. I like teamwork Ð being part of a team. 6. What is your most memorable hockey moment? Winning the RBC Cup with Weyburn. It was crazy. I know the Whitney will be hyped up, but there was 3,200 fans watching and when we got the last goal, everyone was on their feet and it was so loud. 7. Do you have any siblings? Two older sisters and one younger brother. 8. What was your favourite class in school? That's tough. I liked Math and Phys Ed. Math because I liked solving problems. Phys Ed. was always a competition with me and (Braden) Olszewski. 9. Do you have a favourite NHL team? Toronto Maple Leafs. 10. Is there anyone you look up to? My dad Randy because he's a successful electrician. He's a very good role model. 11. What would you like to achieve in hockey? I'd like to get a Division I scholarship and next year have at least 30 points. 12. What is your favourite movie? Gladiator 13. Is there anything you dislike? Onions Ð how they crunch in your mouth and the taste. 14. If there is one thing you could change about the SJHL, what would it be? For it to be not so clutch and grab. 15. Do you have any pre-game rituals? I go in the hot tub for 10 minutes and then take a pre-game nap. 16. If hockey doesn't work out, what would you want to do for a career? I'd like to be an accountant. 17. What kind of stick do you prefer? A one-piece. I think it's called a TDX with a (Jason) Spezza curve. 18. What is your favourite TV show? Family Guy 19. What's the best advice given to you during your hockey career? Just to relax and make quick decisions and never take a shift off.
