Ayr Scottish Eagles - Grand Slam Roster

Grand Slam Roster

The Ayr Scottish Eagles won all four major trophies in the 1997-98 season, known as the Grand Slam, the first team ever to do so during the existence of the British Super League. The roster of the Grand Slam team was as follows:

Staff
Number Player Position Acquired Place of Birth
-- Jim Lynch Head Coach 1996 Toronto, Ontario
-- Milan Figala Assistant Coach 1996 Brno, South Moravian Region
Goaltenders
Number Player Catches Acquired Place of Birth
32 Rob Dopson L 1997 Smiths Falls, Ontario
34 Colum Cavilla L 1996 Lethbridge, Alberta
Defencemen
Number Player Shoots Acquired Place of Birth
44 Joey Mittelsteadt L 1997 Scarborough, Ontario
3 Angelo Catenaro - C L 1996 Toronto, Ontario
24 Ryan Kummu L 1996 Kitchener, Ontario
5 Alan Schuler R 1996 100 Mile House, British Columbia
6 Vince Boe L 1996 Calgary, Alberta
4 Scott Young L 1996 Oakville, Ontario
Forwards
Number Player Shoots Position Acquired Place of Birth
17 David St. Pierre R C 1996 Montreal, Quebec
23 Jeff Hoad R C 1997 Brandon, Manitoba
23 Karry Biette R C 1997 Estevan, Saskatchewan
12 Matt Hoffman R C 1996 Saginaw, Michigan
7 John Parco - A L C 1997 Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
27 Samuel Groleau R C 1996 Longueuil, Quebec
16 Shawn Byram L LW 1997 Neepawa, Manitoba
25 Darren Colbourne L RW 1997 Cornerbrook, Newfoundland Labrador
19 Dennis Purdie R RW 1997 Amherstburg, Ontario
8 Mark Woolf - A R RW 1996 Brandon, Manitoba
30 Dino Bauba R F 1997 Kaunasc, Lithuania
9 Jamie Steer R F 1996 Winnipeg, Manitoba
10 Mark Montanari L F 1997 Toronto, Ontario

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