The Team 2017 (Dalian Ice Dragons)-Task 1

Task 1-
Hey guys, if possible could you fire me the following information in a narrative form, NAME;NUMBER;POSITION;HEIGHT;WEIGHT;RIGHTY or LEFTY;EXPERIENCE;YEARS AS DRAGON;YEARS IN CHINA;OCCUPATION;PATCHES EARNED (don’t count fails)  see the example below

1. “Carmelo Bono, “Bonesaw” #75, 173cm, 180lbs, Right Handed, 2 years of Hockey, both years here with the Dragons. In China for 4 years. Teacher from Hamilton, ON”

2. Riley McIntosh, "Straps" #6, 195cm, 195lbs, left handed, 23 years of hockey, 3 years with the dragons, 3 years in china. Certified Beauty (occupation).

3. Paul Gardner, "P-Gards aka Pauly G" #3, 193 cm, 175 lbs, Left Handed, 30 years of hockey, 3rd year as a dragon, 3 years in China, though one of those years was in the good old days with Beeke and his ilk, hometown Vernon BC in the sunny Okanagan.

4. Jono Hodgson, "Jonovision" #7, 186 cm, 190 lb. Right handed tendy, 4 years of hockey, 4 years of China life, 4 years of Dragonry 翠. Hails from Scarborough aka Scarlem.

5. Andy Henderson, "Hendo" #20, 182 cm, 175 lbs, Left handed, 24 years of hockey, 3rd year as a dragon, 3 years in China, Hometown: Salmon Arm, BC

6. Jonathan Kirk, "Iron Man” #11, 180cm, 205lbs, left-handed, 23 years of hockey, 4 years with the dragons, 4 years in China. Teacher from Ottawa, Ontario.

7. Wyatt Danowski, "The Polak" #90, 180 cm, 190 lbs, Left handed, 22 years of hockey, 3rd year as a dragon, 3 years in China, Hometown: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Social Studies Teacher

8. Andy Kanmacher, "Kanny" #21, 180 cm, 165lbs, Left Handed, 16 years of hockey, 3rd year as a dragon, 3 years in China, Hometown: Physical Education teacher from Cambridge (Preston), Ontario.

9. Daniel Bergmann, "Iceberg", #25, 183cm, 70kg, Left handed, 2 years of hockey, 2 years in China playing for the Dragons, Born: Neuwied, Germany. Current hometown: Summerland, BC.

 10. Colin McFarland "Shenyang Sniper" #5, 190cm, 68 kg, Righty, 3 years w the Dragons, 9 years living & playing hockey in China, from Toronto, ON.

 11. Joshua Lanthier "The Ripper" #32. 192CM, 94KG, 2 Years with the Dragons, 3 Years in China. Hails from Ottawa, Ontario.

 12. Shea MacDonald "Mall Mac" "Mac" :Maccy" #14 (#1 in your hearts) 173 CM (I Think) 80 KG Lefty. 6th year with the Dragons. 6th year in China. From Summerland BC Canada.

 13. Richard "Dickie" Hall #86. 178 CM, 86KG, Left Wing, shoots right, 3 years with the Dragons. (North Bay, Ontario)

 14. Jordan Gray, "Grayzer" #30, Goalie, 176cm, 195lbs, Righty, Beer League, Rookie with the Dragons, 5 years teaching in China. Forged from the Cave of the Great Spirit in Manitouwadge, Ontario.

 15. Spencer Duncan; Spenny Dunks; 37; Forward; 175cm; 180lbs; RIGHTY; Dragons Rookie/ 1 Year in China; Pickering, ON

 16. Martin Lee; "The Man Hoe" #71; Defense; 178 cm; 170 lbs; Left-Handed; 7 Years of Hockey; Rookie with the Dragons; 2 Years in China; Elementary Teacher from Mississauga, ON

 17. Alex Cotaras, "Coates", #16, Forward, 183cm, 190lbs, Shoots Right, Rookie with the Dragons, First year teaching in China, Fourth year of hockey, from Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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