#Noah philp

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2022-23 Bakersfield Condor Roster

Wingers

#9 Luke Esposito (Andover, Massachusetts)

#11 James Hamblin (Edmonton, Alberta)

#16 Tyler Benson (Edmonton, Alberta)

#17 Brad Malone (Miramichi, New Brunswick) C

#19 Dino Kambeitz (Parker, Colorado)

#47 Ty Tullio (Lakeshore, Ontario)**

#48 Carter Savoie (St. Albert, Alberta)**

#55 Dylan Holloway (Calgary, Alberta)

#95 Justin Bailey (Amherst, New York)*

Centers

#10 Xavier Bourgault (L’Islet, Quebec)**

#14 Greg McKegg (St. Thomas, Ontario)*

#15 Noah Philp (Canmore, Alberta)**

#18 Carl Berglund (Skoghall, Sweden)**

#39 Seth Griffith (Chatham-Kent, Ontario) A

#41 Samuel Dove-McFalls (Montreal, Quebec)*

#50 Raphaël Lavoie (Chambly, Quebec)

Defensemen

#3 Markus Niemeläinen (Kuopio, Finland)

#4 Cam Dineen (Toms River Township, New Jersey)*

#5 Jason Demers (Dorval, Quebec)*

#7 Xavier Bernard (Mercier, Quebec)*

#8 Yanni Kaldis (Saint-Laurent, Quebec)

#25 Phil Kemp (Greenwich, Connecticut)

#28 Alex Peters (North Huron Township, Ontario)

#38 Max Gildon (Plano, Texas)*

#42 Adam Brubacher (Woolwich Township, Ontario)*

Goalies

#31 Calvin Pickard (Winnipeg, Manitoba)*

#33 Olivier Rodrigue (Saguenay, Quebec)

[ethan-bears]

Nolan Volcan and Noah Philp are going to school!!!

And they're staying teammates!!!

[pdxwinterhawkey]

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It's a Battle with Seattle kinda night, don't you think?

[lalaalola]

Bizler dünyanın gerçeklerini, bize sunulduğu kadarıyla kabulleniriz. Olay aslında bundan ibaret.

Her şey nasıl sona erecek?Rozetini beğendim, ben de bunu kendi içimde çok merak ediyorum.

Birisi bana yardım edebilir mi? Çünkü içimden geldiği gibi davranıyorum!

14.07.19

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Winnipeg Jets 2019 Development Camp Roster

The Winnipeg Jets have invited 22 forwards, 15 defensemen, and 4 goaltenders to their 2019 Development Camp. The full list of players can be found below.

Forwards Harrison Blaisdell || Chilliwack (BCHL) || ‘19 Draft Haralds Egle || Clarkson (NCAA - ECAC) || FA Invite Chase Gresock || Merrimack (NCAA - HE) || FA Invite David Gustafsson || HV71 (SHL) || Under Contract Hugo Leufvenius || Sarnia (OHL) || FA Invite Joona Luoto || Tappara (Liiga) || Under Contract  Bobby Lynch || Muskegon (USHL) || FA Invite Cole Maier || Union (NCAA - ECAC) || FA Invite Skyler McKenzie || Manitoba (AHL) || ‘17 Draft Westin Michaud || Colorado College (NCAA - NCHC) || FA Invite Tristan Mullin || Cornell (NCAA - ECAC) || FA Invite || FA Invite Henri Nikkanen || Jukurit (Jr. A Liiga), Kettera (Mestis) || '19 Draft Noah Philp || Stockton (AHL), Seattle (WHL) || FA Invite Jackson Pierson || New Hampshire (NCAA - HE) || FA Invite Greg Printz || Providence College (NCAA - HE) || FA Invite Nathan Smith || Cedar Rapids (USHL) || ‘18 Draft Reid Stefanson || UMass Lowell (NCAA - HE) || FA Invite C.J. Suess || Manitoba (AHL) || ‘14 Draft Luke Toporowski || Spokane (WHL) || FA Invite Santeri Virtanen || SaiPa (Liiga) || ‘17 Draft Kristian Vesalainen || Winnipeg (NHL), Manitoba (AHL), Jokerit (KHL) || ‘17 Draft Austin Wong || Okotoks (AJHL) || ‘18 Draft

Defensemen Jacob Cederholm || Manitoba (AHL), Jackson (ECHL) || ‘16 Draft Declan Chisholm || Peterborough (OHL) || ‘18 Draft Croix Evingson || UMass Lowell (NCAA - HE) || ‘17 Draft Ty Farmer || UMass (NCAA - HE) || FA Invite Leon Gawanke || Cape Breton (QMJHL) || ‘17 Draft Luke Green || Manitoba (AHL) || ‘16 Draft Ville Heinola || Lukko (Liiga) || ‘19 Draft Matt Kierstad || North Dakota (NCAA - NCHC) || FA Invite Johnathan Kovacevic || Manitoba (AHL), Merrimack (NCAA - HE) || ‘17 Draft Rourke Russell || Miami (NCAA - NCHC) || FA Invite Dylan Samberg || Minnesota Duluth (NCAA - NCHC) || ‘17 Draft Hayden Shaw || Jacksonville (ECHL), North Dakota (NCAA - NCHC) || FA Invite Logan Stanley || Manitoba (AHL) || ‘16 Draft Giovanni Vallati || Oshawa (OHL) || ‘18 Draft Scott Walford || Victoria (WHL) || FA Invite

Goaltenders Mikhail Berdin || Manitoba (AHL), Jacksonville (ECHL) || ‘16 Draft Arvid Holm || Karlskrona HK J20 (SuperElit) || ‘17 Draft Jared Moe || Waterloo (USHL) || ‘18 Draft Logan Neaton || Prince George (BCHL) || ‘19 Draft

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#HealthSpark 2018 @ SXSW

This year (2018), the Social Health Startup Bootcamp is teaming up with MIT Hacking Medicine, Abelson Taylor, HCB Health and JUICE Pharma to bring you HealthSpark 2018 -- a 1.5 day health tech innovation event, including the biggest Barracuda Bowl pitch contest that we have run to date and some amazing prizes for the winners. 

EVENT: HealthSpark 2018

DATE: March 11th--12th, 2018

LOCATION: MAX’s Underground (part of MAX’s Wine Dive)

REGISTER: On Eventbrite

URL: https://healthspark2018.com 

Our four themes for HealthSpark 2018 are:

Biosensors and Digital Therapeutics

AI and the Future of Healthcare

Hacking Healthcare

Scaling Health Tech Startups

If you are a health tech startup and would like to participate in our Barracuda Bowl (Health Tech Startup Pitch Contest), please submit an entry here.

Here’s the (almost) final agenda for HealthSpark 2018:

Day 1: 

Biosensors and Digital Therapeutics

Scarlet Shore (Verily) - Empowering People to Own Their Health Data

Dr. Tom Luby (JLABS, Texas) - TBD

Jenny Barnett (Cambridge Cognition) - Alexa, how is my brain today?

Barracuda Bowl #1 - Top 2 teams move on to finals on Day 2

AI and the Future of Healthcare

TBC: Amazon - Future of Machine Learning

Ed Leibowitz (BD Digital Health) - Is a SmartBot Your New Doctor?

Alexandra Philp Reeves & Dr. John Reeves (emojiHEALTH / Conversation Health) - Are Chatbots the Future of Healthcare?

Barracuda Bowl #2 - Top 2 teams move on to finals on Day 2

Hacking Healthcare

Eugene Borukhovich (Bayer G4A) - Hacking Corporate CultureBayer

Brian Rosnov (Philips HealthWorks) - Don’t do it alone – the importance of an eco-system

Dr. Michelle Longmire (Medable) - Is Blockchain the Elixir For Clinical Innovation?

Barracuda Bowl #3 - Top 2 teams move on to finals on Day 2

Day 2: 

Scaling Health Tech Startups

Mark Liber (StartUp Health) - State of Digital Health Funding 2018

Erik Halvorsen, Ph.D (TMC Innovation) - Digital Health Myths versus Realities

Panel: TBD - Tales from the (Health Tech Startup) Trenches

Emily Tower & Noah Lowenthal (Abelson Taylor) - The Pitch: Selling Your Disruptive Health Startup

Barracuda SuperBowl - Finals!

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[goalhofer]

2020-21 Stockton Heat Roster

Wingers

#11 Matthew Phillips (Calgary, Alberta)

#16 Mark Simpson (Rothesay, New Brunswick)

#17 Dmitry Zavgorodniy (Omsk, Russia)

#20 Alex Gallant (Summerside, Prince Edward Island)

#21 Glenn Gawdin (Richmond, British Columbia)

#23 Justin Kirkland (Camrose, Alberta)

#24 Martin Pospíšil (Zvolen, Slovakia)

#25 Eetu Tuulola (Hämeenlinna, Finland)

#28 Brett Ritchie (Orangeville, Ontario)

Centers

#29 Adam Růžička (Bratislava, Slovakia)

#39 Luke Philp (Canmore, Alberta)

#46 Mathias Pettersen (Manglerud, Norway)

#47 Connor Zary (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

Defensemen

#3 Greg Moro (Edmonton, Alberta)

#5 Colton Poolman (East Grand Forks, Minnesota)

#6 Alex Petrovic (Edmonton, Alberta)

#7 Noah King (Winnipeg, Manitoba)

#8 Zac Leslie (Ottawa, Ontario)

#14 Carl-Johan Lerby (Malmö, Sweden)

#42 Rob Hamilton (Calgary, Alberta)

#43 Koletrane Wilson (Edmonton, Alberta)

#45 Alexander Yelesin (Yaroslavl, Russia)

Goalies

#1 Tyler Parsons (Chesterfield Charter Township, Michigan)

#31 Dustin Wolf (Gilroy, California)

#50 Artyom Zagidullin (Magnitogorsk, Russia)

[ethan-bears]

Gang gang

[ethan-bears]

Noah's alive and he's doing great!!!

[ethan-bears]

Oh wow, Noah Philp had a night tonight 🔥

[fromthe-point]

Calgary, Alta. – The Western Hockey League announced today that Seattle Thunderbirds forward Noah Philp has been named the WHL On the Run Player of the Week for the week ending January 6, 2019.

Philp recorded eight points (4G-4A) and a plus-two rating as the Thunderbirds closed out 2018 and began a road trip through the East Division.

On New Year’s Eve, Philp picked up a single assist as the Thunderbirds took a 6-3 loss at the hands of the Portland Winterhawks. The primary assist came on Seattle second goal of the contest.

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2017-18 Kootenay Ice Roster

Wingers

#10 Barrett Sheen (Airdrie, Alberta)

#14 Keenan Taphorn (Yorkton, Saskatchewan)

#17 Austin Wellsby (Chilliwack, British Columbia) A

#22 Brett Davis (Oakbank, Manitoba)

#23 Max Patterson (Kamloops, British Columbia)

#25 Tanner Sidaway (Victoria, British Columbia)

#26 Kaeden Taphorn (Yorkton, Saskatchewan)

#27 Jake Elmer (Calgary, Alberta)

Centers

#9 Reed Morison (Calgary, Alberta)

#12 Noah Philp (Canmore, Alberta)

#18 Vince Loschiavo (Winnipeg, Manitoba)

#20 Michael King (Winnipeg, Manitoba)

#21 Colton Kroeker (Surrey, British Columbia)

Defensemen

#2 Troy Murray (White City, Saskatchewan)

#3 Kurtis Rutledge (Calgary, Alberta) A

#4 Cale Fleury (Calgary, Alberta) C

#5 Nikita Radzivilyuk (Tyumen, Russia)

#6 Sam Huston (Brandon, Manitoba)

#7 Ryan Pouliot (Vancouver, British Columbia)

#8 Dallas Hines (Marwayne, Alberta)

#15 Fedor Rudakov (Moscow, Russia)

#28 Loeden Schaufler (Dewinton, Alberta)

Goalies

#29 Jakob Walter (Kamloops, British Columbia)