Canton Invaders - Players

Players

  • Denzil Antonio
  • Frank Arlasky (1992–93)
  • Mike Barbarick (1984–85) 28 Apps 0 Goals
  • Clark Brisson
  • Marcelo Carrera (1988–90) (1993)
  • Chris Damico (1994–95) 32 Apps 0 Goals
  • Vic Davidson (1984–85)
  • Gino DiFlorio (1990–94) 113 Apps 229 Goals
  • Troy Edwards (1992–93) 37 Apps 11 Goals
  • Steve Frick (1984–91) 87 Apps 140 Goals
  • Mike Gosselin (1993) 23 Apps 4 Goals
  • P.J. Johns (1993–94)
  • Ali Kazamaini (1992–93) 29 Apps 10 Goals
  • Art Kramer (1984–88) 96 Apps 88 Goals
  • John Lignos (1987–88)
  • Ken Lolla (1984–88)
  • Chris Love (1995–96) 17 Apps 4 Goals
  • Mark Lugris 1993-95 48 App 12 goals
  • Dick McCormick (1992–94) 57 Apps 25 Goals
  • Janusz Mihallik (1987–88)
  • Steve Moyers (1985–86)
  • Bill Naumovski (1984–89) 77 Apps 0 Goals
  • Rudy Pikuzinski (1984–91) 103 Apps 226 Goals
  • Oscar Pisano (1984–86)
  • Walter Schlothauer (1986–87)
  • Lesh Shkreli (1987–88)
  • Costa Skouras (1986–88)
  • Jamie Swanner (1985–92)
  • Don Tobin (1984–87)
  • Tim Tyma (1985–87)
  • Kia Zolgharnain (1984–94)
  • Nick Bogdan (1985-88/1989-91)
  • Randy Pikuzinski (1987–91)
  • Rainer Uhlir (1989–90)

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