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. How many years have you been playing hockey? Since I was five. 2. What has it been like to be the Bombers captain? It's nice to be a part of a team with such history and to be named captain was a nice thing. I have captained teams in minor hockey and last season of midget AAA. 3. What is your greatest hockey moment? Winning provincials in Bantam. 4. What kind of music do you like? A little bit of everything. 5. Who is your favourite band(s)? I can't really think of one right now. 6. Who is the best coach you've had? Probably Doug. He's taught me the most about how to think the game. 7. Any pet peeves? Watching people eat. Not a huge fan of that. 8. What is your favourite food? Steak and pizza. 9. Do you have any superstitions? Not really. 10. What will you do when you're done playing hockey? Depending what happens after this year, maybe go to school. 11. Do you have any siblings? I have an older brother, he's 22. 13. Who do you look up to in life? My parents and my brother. He's a hard worker. My parents have done a good job raising me and have given me lots of opportunities to do what I want and have supported me along the way. 14. What do you like to do in your spare time? Spend time with family and friends, my girlfriend. I like to work on our farm back home, go to the lake, ski dooing, quadding. 15. What is the last CD you bought? Escape the Fate. 16. Who is the greatest NHL player? Wayne Gretzky. 17. Who is your favourite NHL player(s). Sidney Crosby, Ales Hemsky, and Ryan Smyth. 18. What is your favourite movie? The Prestige. 19. Who is your strangest teammate? There's a few. I don't know if I should answer that one. 20. What's the best thing about being a hockey player? Just something I love to do. It has taught me a lot about just dealing with people. Learn lots about hard work. You don't get anything without working hard.
