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1 Lehigh Valley Phantoms Skaters (20) Pos Ht Wt Shot Hometown Date of Birth Team(s) Gms G-A-P PIM 2 ALT, Mark D R St. Paul, MN 10/18/1991 (25) Lehigh Valley MYERS, Philippe D R Moncton, NB 1/25/1997 (20) Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) O NEILL, Will D L Salem, MA 4/28/1988 (29) Lehigh Valley CAREY, Greg F L Hamilton, ON 4/5/1990 (27) Lehigh Valley SWAVELY, Steven RW R Reading, PA 12/4/1991 (25) Reading (ECHL) Lehigh Valley GOULBOURNE, Tyrell LW L Edmonton, AB 1/26/1994 (23) Reading (ECHL) Lehigh Valley KNIGHT, Corban C R Oliver, BC 9/10/1990 (27) Lehigh Valley VOROBYEV, Mikhail C L Ufa, Russia 1/5/1997 (20) Ufa Salavat Yulayev (KHL) AUBE-KUBEL, Nic RW R Sorel, QC 5/10/1996 (21) Lehigh Valley MARTEL, Danick LW L Drummondville, QC 12/12/1994 (22) Lehigh Valley FAZLEEV, Radel C L Kazan, Russia 1/7/1996 (21) Lehigh Valley Reading (ECHL) LAMARCHE, Maxim D R Laval, QC 7/11/1992 (25) Lehigh Valley Reading (ECHL) VECCHIONE, Mike C R Saugus, MA 2/25/1993 (24) Union College (NCAA) Philadelphia (NHL) CONNER, Chris RW L Westland, MI 12/23/1983 (33) Lehigh Valley READ, Matt RW R Ilderton, ON 6/14/1986 (31) Philadelphia (NHL) VARONE, Phil C L Vaughan, ON 12/4/1990 (26) Binghamton (AHL) Ottawa (NHL) LINDBLOM, Oskar F L Gavle, Sweden 8/15/1996 (21) Brynas IF Gavle (SweHL) FRIEDMAN, Mark D R Toronto, ON 12/25/1995 (21) Bowling Green State (NCAA) Lehigh Valley BRENNAN, T.J. D L Moorestown, NJ 4/3/1989 (28) Lehigh Valley WILLCOX, Reece D R Surrey, BC 3/20/1994 (23) Lehigh Valley Reading (ECHL) Goaltenders (2) Pos Ht Wt Ctch Hometown Date of Birth Teams(s) Gms. W-L-T GAA Sv% 31 IRVING, Leland G L Swan Hills, AB 4/11/1988 (29) KooKoo Kouvola (SM-liiga) LYON, Alex G L Baudette, MN 12/9/1992 (24) Lehigh Valley General Manager Ron Hextall Head Coach Scott Gordon Assistant Coach Kerry Huffman Manager of Hockey Ops Bill Downey Goaltending Coach Kim Dillabaugh Head Athletic Trainer Brian Grogesky Strength & Conditioning Coach Dan Warnke Head Equipment Manager Andy Rannells Assistant Equipment Manager Sean Mueller Pronunciations #12 Goulbourne = goal-burn #15 Vorobyev = VUH-row-bee-ev #16 Aube-Kubel = oh-bay-kyoo-buhl #18 Danick Martel = Dah-neek marr-tell #19 Radel Fazleev = Ruh-dell Fazz-lay-ev #20 Lamarche = luh-marsh #21 Vecchione = Veck-ee-oh-knee #26 Varone = VUH-rhone-ee #37 Friedman = freed-man

2 Bios Lehigh Valley Phantoms Goaltenders 31 Leland Irving Goalie -- Born April 11, Swan Hills, Alberta Height Weight Catches Left Years Pro: 10 th Season Draft: Calgary Flames (2006), Round 1, #26 overall Stats: KooKoo Kouvola (SM-liiga) 35 games, , 2.18 gaa,.923 save pct. -- Signed one-year AHL contract with Lehigh Valley on August 31, NHL Debut: December 16, 2011, Calgary at Florida (3-2 shootout loss, 39 saves) -- Pro Debut: October 18, 2008, Quad City at Iowa -- Four-year major juniors career with Everett Silvertips (WHL): 195 games, , 21 SO, 2.05 goals-against average, save percentage -- Diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma (rare cancer) at just eight years old Season Team Lge GP Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct Everett Silvertips WHL Everett Silvertips WHL Everett Silvertips WHL Everett Silvertips WHL Everett Silvertips WHL Quad City Flames AHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Victoria Salmon Kings ECHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Calgary Flames NHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Calgary Flames NHL Jokerit Helsinki SM-liiga Ufa Salavat Yulayev KHL Iowa Wild AHL KooKoo Kouvola SM-liiga WHL Totals ECHL Totals AHL Totals NHL Totals Pro Totals

3 34 Alex Lyon Goalie -- Born December 9, Baudette, Minnesota Height Weight Catches Left Years Pro: 2 nd Season Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 47 games, , 2.74 gaa,.912 save pct. -- Signed one-year, two-way contract with Philadelphia Flyers on July 15, Finished tied for fourth among all AHL goaltenders in wins last season (27). Tied for seventh in AHL with four shutouts -- Registered personal season-high 44 saves in 4-2 win vs. Springfield on April 8, Recorded 27-save shutout in 5-0 win vs. Binghamton on February 8, Registered 31-save shutout in 2-0 win vs. Albany on January 7, Recorded first professional shutout with 1-0 win at Binghamton on November 23, 2016 (28 saves) -- First Pro Win: November 11, 2016, Lehigh Valley at Utica (4-1 win, 26 saves) -- Pro Debut: October 22, 2016, Lehigh Valley vs. Hartford (29 saves/34 shots) -- Signed entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on April 5, Three-year career at Yale ( ): 93 games, , 15 SO, 1.88 goals-against average,.931 save percentage -- Two-time Ken Dryden Award recipient (best goalie in ECAC) following and seasons -- Named to All-Ivy League First team following and seasons. All-ECAC Hockey First Team following season -- Ivy League co-rookie of the Year ( ) after leading the nation in save percentage, shutouts and goals-against average Season Team Lge GP Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct Cedar Rapids RoughRiders USHL Omaha Lancers USHL Omaha Lancers USHL Yale University ECAC Yale University ECAC Yale University ECAC Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals

4 Skaters 2 Mark Alt Defense -- Born October 18, St. Paul, Minnesota Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 5 th Season Draft: Carolina Hurricanes (2010), Round 2, #53 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 40 games, 1g, 10a, 11pts, 10pim -- Signed one-year, two-way contract extension with Philadelphia Flyers on June 27, Missed first 31 games of due to upper-body injury -- Led all Phantoms defensemen with +11 rating during season. Finished T-2 nd among Lehigh Valley blueliners with 19 points (Morin) -- NHL Debut: March 28, 2015, Philadelphia vs. San Jose -- Missed 28 combined games (10/26-11/22 and 1/2-2/13) due to injuries during season -- Finished T-2 nd among Phantoms defensemen in scoring during season with 26 total points -- Ended longest shootout in Phantoms history with goal in 15 th round on April 14, 2013 vs. Binghamton -- First Pro Goal: April 20, 2013, Adirondack vs. Springfield -- Son of John Alt, who was offensive lineman in NFL for Kansas City Chiefs ( ), 2x Pro-Bowl -- Quarterback of 2009 Minnesota High School Championship Football Team, Cretin-Derham Hall -- Played in 2012 NCAA Frozen Four with Minnesota Golden Gophers -- Acquired by PHI with Brian Boucher on January 13, 2013 in trade with CAR for Luke Pither U. of Minnesota WCHA U. of Minnesota WCHA U. of Minnesota WCHA Adirondack Phantoms AHL Adirondack Phantoms AHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals NHL/Flyers Totals Pro Totals Philippe Myers Defense -- Born January 25, Moncton, New Brunswick Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 1 st Season Stats: Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) 34 games, 10g, 25a, 35pts, 46pim -- Pro Debut: October 7, 2017, Lehigh Valley vs. Hershey -- Reassigned by Philadelphia Flyers to Lehigh Valley on April 20, Four-year career with Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) ( ): 203 games, 29 goals, 63 assists, 92 points, 156 penalty minutes -- Member of Team Canada s silver medal-winning team at 2017 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships -- QMJHL Championship with Rouyn-Noranda ( ) (20 games, 4 goals, 12 assists, 16 points) -- Signed three-year entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on September 21, Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL QMJHL Totals

5 8 Will O Neill Defense -- Born April 28, Salem, Massachusetts Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 6 th Season Draft: Atlanta Thrashers (2006), Round 7, #210 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 57 games, 3g, 28a, 31pts, 44pim -- Missed final 21 games of season due to injury -- Recorded career-high 4 assists in 7-1 win vs. Providence on December 17, Signed a two-year, two-way contract with Philadelphia Flyers on July 1, Finished 3 rd among AHL defensemen in points (50) and assists (42) last season -- Led all WB/Scranton blueliners in goals (8), assists (42) and points (50) last season. Finished 4 th among all Penguins in total scoring (50 points) -- Led all St. John s skaters in points (48) and assists (38) during season -- Established career-high with 10 goals during season -- First Pro Goal: April 3, 2012, St. John s vs. Portland (fourth professional game) -- Pro Debut: March 28, 2012, St. John s at Norfolk -- Four-year career at University of Maine ( ): 141 games, 19 goals, 82 assists, 101 points, 263 penalty minutes -- Named to New England Division I All-Star team following senior season ( ) -- Member of Clark Cup champion Omaha Lancers (USHL) (2008) (14 games, 1 goal, 6 assists, 7 points, 38 penalty minutes) Omaha Lancers USHL Omaha Lancers USHL U. of Maine H-Eas U. of Maine H-Eas U. of Maine H-Eas U. of Maine H-Eas St. John's IceCaps AHL St. John's IceCaps AHL St. John's IceCaps AHL St. John's IceCaps AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals AHL Totals

6 10 Greg Carey Forward -- Born April 5, Hamilton, Ontario Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 4 th Season Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 74 games, 28g, 23a, 51pts, 17pim -- Led Phantoms with 28 goals and 225 shots last season. Finished 6 th among all AHL skaters in goals during season -- Led Phantoms and finished second among all AHL skaters with 17 PPG last season -- Recorded two goals in a game five times during season -- Signed by Philadelphia Flyers to two-year contract extension on March 8, Led all Springfield skaters in goals (26) and power play goals (10) last season. Finished 3 rd among Falcons in scoring with 43 points -- First Pro Goal: April 16, 2014, Portland vs. Albany -- Pro Debut: March 23, 2014, Portland at Bridgeport -- Signed as undrafted free agent by Arizona Coyotes to one-year entry-level deal on March 19, Two-time Hobey Baker Award Finalist ( , ). ECAC Player of the Year ( ) -- Two-time All-ECAC Hockey First Team ( , ). All-ECAC Hockey Rookie Team ( ) -- Four-year career at St. Lawrence University ( ): 152 games, 84 goals, 101 assists, 185 points, 123 penalty minutes Burlington Cougars OPJHL Burlington Cougars OJHL Burlington Cougars OJHL St. Lawrence University ECAC St. Lawrence University ECAC St. Lawrence University ECAC St. Lawrence University ECAC Portland Pirates AHL Portland Pirates AHL Gwinnett Gladiators ECHL Springfield Falcons AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals ECHL Totals AHL Totals Pro Totals

7 11 Steven Swavely Forward -- Born December 4, Reading, Pennsylvania Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 2 nd Season Stats: Reading (ECHL) 40 games, 18g, 21a, 39pts, 4pim Lehigh Valley (AHL) 16 games, 0g, 0a, 0pts, 0pim -- First Pro Goal: April 1, 2016, Lehigh Valley at St. John s (eighth professional game) -- Pro Debut: March 12, 2016, Lehigh Valley at Hartford -- Captain at University of Maine during senior season ( ) -- Four-year career at University of Maine ( ): 146 games, 33 goals, 48 assists, 81 points, 50 penalty minutes Jersey Hitmen EJHL Jersey Hitmen EJHL Univ. of Maine H-East Univ. of Maine H-East Univ. of Maine H-East Univ. of Maine H-East Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals ECHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals Pro Totals Tyrell Goulbourne Left Wing -- Born January 26, Edmonton, Alberta Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 3 rd Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2013), Round 3, #72 overall Stats: Reading (ECHL) 36 games, 8g, 11a, 19pts, 35pim Lehigh Valley (AHL) 24 games, 1g, 0a, 1pt, 24pim -- Finished 2 nd among all Phantoms with 75 penalty minutes during season -- First Pro Goal: October 16, 2015, Lehigh Valley at Springfield (2 nd professional game) -- Pro Debut: October 10, 2015, Lehigh Valley vs. Syracuse -- Signed three-year, entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on March 3, Member of WHL Champion Kelowna Rockets (Ed Chynoweth Cup) ( ) -- Career highs in goals (22), assists (23) and points (45) during final season with Kelowna ( ) -- Led Kelowna in penalty minutes in two of final three seasons ( , 135; , 114) -- Major Juniors with Kelowna (WHL) ( ): 275 games, 60 goals, 65 assists, 125 points, 461 penalty minutes Kelowna Rockets WHL Kelowna Rockets WHL Kelowna Rockets WHL Kelowna Rockets WHL Kelowna Rockets WHL Kelowna Rockets WHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL WHL Totals ECHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals Pro Totals

8 14 Corban Knight Center -- Born September 10, Oliver, British Columbia Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 5 th Season Draft: Florida Panthers (2009), Round 5, #135 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 72 games, 11g, 29a, 40pts, 44pim -- Signed by Philadelphia Flyers to two-year, two-way contract extension on July 1, One of eight Phantoms to reach the 40-point mark last season -- Signed AHL contract with Lehigh Valley on September 1, Traded by Calgary Flames to Florida on January 9, 2015 in exchange for C Drew Shore -- Registered first professional hat trick as part of 4-point game (3 goals, assist) in 6-3 win vs. Rockford on April 4, First NHL Goal: March 12, 2014, Florida vs. Anaheim -- NHL Debut: March 5, 2014, Florida vs. Ottawa -- First Pro Goal: October 5, 2013, Abbottsford at Lake Erie (2 nd professional game) -- Pro Debut: October 4, 2013, Abbottsford at Lake Erie -- Before pro career began, traded by Florida to Calgary for 4 th round selection at 2013 NHL Entry Draft -- Four-year career at University of North Dakota ( ): 161 games, 52 goals, 94 assists, 146 points. Played under current Flyers head coach Dave Hakstol -- Top-ten finalist for Hobey Baker Award following senior season ( ). Won Jeff Anderson Scholarship Award as UND s most valuable player -- Set school record for faceoff efficiency during sophomore season ( ) (59.9 percent) passing Zach Parise s mark (59.1 percent) Okotoks Oilers AJHL Okotoks Oilers AJHL U. of North Dakota WCHA U. of North Dakota WCHA U. of North Dakota WCHA U. of North Dakota WCHA Abbotsford Heat AHL Calgary Flames NHL Adirondack Flames AHL Calgary Flames NHL San Antonio Rampage AHL Portland Pirates AHL Florida Panthers NHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals AHL Totals NHL Totals Pro Totals

9 15 Mikhail Vorobyev Center -- Born January 5, Ufa, Russia Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 1 st Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2015), Round 4, #104 overall Stats: Ufa Salavat Yulayev (KHL) 44 games, 3g, 8a, 11pts, 18pim -- Pro Debut: October 7, 2017, Lehigh Valley vs. Hershey -- Signed entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on April 25, Member of bronze-medal winning Team Russia at World Junior Championships (2017) (7 games, 10 points) (teammates with German Rubtsov) Ufa Salavat Yulayev KHL Ufa Salavat Yulayev KHL KHL Totals Nic Aube-Kubel Right Wing -- Born May 10, Sorel, Quebec Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 2 nd Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2014), Round 2, #48 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 71 games, 9g, 9a, 18pts, 55pim -- First Pro Goal: April 10, 2016, Lehigh Valley at Bridgeport (third professional game) -- Pro Debut: April 8, 2016, Lehigh Valley at WB/Scranton -- Signed three-year, entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on October 2, Finished second among Val d Or skaters in goals in back-to-back seasons ( , 38; , 38) and third in scoring ( , 84 points; , 80 points) -- Member of President s Cup-winning (QMJHL champion) Val d Or Foreurs ( ) (24 games, 4g, 9a, 13pts) -- Four-year career with Val d Or (QMJHL) ( ): 251 games, 108 goals, 136 assists, 244 points, 239 penalty minutes Val d'or Foreurs QMJHL Val d'or Foreurs QMJHL Val d'or Foreurs QMJHL Val d'or Foreurs QMJHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL QMJHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals

10 18 Danick Martel Left Wing -- Born December 12, Drummondville, Quebec Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 3 rd Season Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 68 games, 20g, 20a, 40pts, 67pim -- Recorded third professional hat trick with 3 goals in 7-2 win vs. Hershey on October 7, Tallied back-to-back 20-goal seasons (20, ; 22, ) -- IOA/American Specialty Man of the Year for Lehigh Valley ( ) -- Recorded hat trick (3 goals, assist) in 7-2 win vs. Binghamton on January 25, Scored 2 goals in season-opening 4-2 win vs. Springfield on October 15, Led Phantoms with 22 goals during season. Finished T-4 th in total scoring with 37 points -- Recorded fourth hat trick in Lehigh Valley Phantoms history with 3 goals in 6-3 loss at Bridgeport on February 5, First Pro Goal: April 14, 2015, Lehigh Valley vs. Hershey (second professional game) -- Pro Debut: April 11, 2015, Lehigh Valley vs. Norfolk -- Signed to three-year, entry-level contract by Philadelphia Flyers on March 10, Named to QMJHL First All-Star Team ( ). Named QMJHL Humanitarian of the Year ( ) -- Finished second among all QMJHL skaters in points (102) and third in goals (48) during season -- Named Canadian Hockey League s Player of the Week (period ending February 8, 2015) after 7 goals in 4 games -- Juniors with Blainville-Boisbriand Armada (QMJHL) ( ): 196 games, 99g, 104a, 203pts, 177pim Blainville-Boisbriand Arm QMJHL Blainville-Boisbriand Arm QMJHL Blainville-Boisbriand Arm QMJHL Blainville-Boisbriand Arm QMJHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL QMJHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals

11 19 Radel Fazleev Center -- Born January 7, Kazan, Russia Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 2 nd Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2014), Round 6, #168 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 65 games, 6g, 10a, 16pts, 26pim Reading (ECHL) 1 game, 0g, 0a, 0pts, 0pim -- First Pro Goal: November 12, 2016, Lehigh Valley vs. Toronto -- Pro Debut: October 15, 2016, Lehigh Valley vs. Springfield -- Joined Lehigh Valley toward end of season (did not play due to injury) -- Signed three-year, entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on May 28, Three-year career with Calgary (WHL) ( ): 168 games, 42 goals, 105 assists, 147 points, 94 penalty minutes -- Member of Team Russia at 2016 World U20 Championships (7 games, 1g, 2a, 3pts) and 2014 World U18 Championships (5 games, 0g, 1a) Calgary Hitmen WHL Calgary Hitmen WHL Calgary Hitmen WHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL WHL Totals ECHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals Pro Totals

12 20 Maxim Lamarche Defense -- Born July 11, Laval, Quebec Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 5 th Season Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 26 games, 4g, 9a, 13pts, 14pim Reading (ECHL) 26 games, 1g, 11a, 12pts, 31pim -- Scored first career AHL goal in 6-4 win vs. Hershey on December 18, Finished second among all Reading defensemen in scoring during season with 32 points -- First Pro Goal: November 8, 2013, Elmira at Florida (third professional game) -- Pro Debut: November 6, 2013, Elmira at Florida -- Four seasons in QMJHL ( ) with Victoriaville and Baie-Comeau: 252 games, 23g, 90a, 113pts, 269pim -- Member of 2013 President s Cup finalist team (Baie-Comeau lost to Halifax 4 games to 1) -- Finished season 12 th among all QMJHL defensemen in scoring (43pts) -- Teammates at Baie-Comeau with former Phantoms forward Petr Straka Victoriaville Tigres QMJHL Baie-Comeau Drakkar QMJHL Baie-Comeau Drakkar QMJHL Baie-Comeau Drakkar QMJHL Baie-Comeau Drakkar QMJHL Adirondack Phantoms AHL Elmira Jackals ECHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL QMJHL Totals ECHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals Pro Totals Mike Vecchione Center -- Born February 25, Saugus, Massachusetts Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 1 st Season Stats: Union College (NCAA) 38 games, 29g, 34a, 63pts, 45pim Philadelphia (NHL) 2 games, 0g, 0a, 0pts, 0pim -- Signed a two-year, one-way contract with the Philadelphia Flyers on July 1, NHL Debut: April 4, 2017, Philadelphia at New Jersey -- Signed a one-year, entry-level contract with Philadelphia on March 31, 2017 (2 games, 0 points) -- ECAC Hockey Player of the Year ( ) (38 games, 29 goals, 34 assists, 63 points) -- Member of Union College s National Championship team (2014) (teammates with Shayne Gostisbehere) -- All-ECAC Hockey Rookie Team ( ) (38 games, 14 goals, 20 assists, 34 points) Tri-City Storm USHL Tri-City Storm USHL Union College ECAC Union College ECAC Union College ECAC Union College ECAC Philadelphia Flyers NHL NCAA Totals NHL Totals

13 22 Chris Conner Right Wing -- Born December 23, Westland, Michigan Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 12 th Season Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 70 games, 22g, 34a, 56pts, 10pim -- Signed two-year AHL contract extension with Lehigh Valley on July 6, Set career high with 22 goals last season. Matched career high and finished third among all Phantoms with 56 points -- Recorded five 50-point AHL campaigns ( , Lehigh Valley, Hershey, Grand Rapids, Wilkes- Barre/Scranton) -- Recorded 3 goals, assist in 4-2 win at Hershey on April 2, Led Phantoms with 55 points during season (one point shy of career high). Led all Lehigh Valley skaters with 39 assists -- Produced Phantoms two longest point streaks of season (9 games, 2 goals, 10 assists, 2/10/16-2/28/16; 8 games, 5 goals, 8 assists, 1/15/16-2/5/16) -- Signed two-year, two-way contract with Philadelphia Flyers on July 1, career NHL games (Dallas, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Phoenix, Washington) (22 goals, 28 assists, 50 points, 38 pim) -- First NHL Goal: December 27, 2006, Dallas at Colorado (third professional game) -- NHL Debut: December 8, 2006, Dallas vs. Edmonton -- Four-year career at Michigan Tech ( ): 151 games, 69g, 60a, 129pts, 44pim (leading scorer in and ) Chicago Freeze NAHL Compuware Ambassadors NAHL Chicago Freeze NAHL Michigan Tech WCHA Michigan Tech WCHA Michigan Tech WCHA Michigan Tech WCHA Iowa Stars AHL Iowa Stars AHL Dallas Stars NHL Iowa Stars AHL Dallas Stars NHL Dallas Stars NHL Peoria Rivermen AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Grand Rapids Griffins AHL Detroit Red Wings NHL Portland Pirates AHL Phoenix Coyotes NHL Pittsburgh Penguins NHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL Hershey Bears AHL Washington Capitals NHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals AHL Totals NHL Totals Pro Totals

14 24 Matt Read Right Wing -- Born June 14, Ilderton, Ontario Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 7 th Season Stats: Philadelphia (NHL) 63 games, 10g, 9a, 19pts, 8pim -- Loaned to Lehigh Valley on October 3, Double-digit goals in five of six NHL seasons. Career-high 24 goals and 47 points during campaign -- Signed four-year, $14.5 million contract extension with Philadelphia on September 30, Led all NHL rookies with 24 goals during Finished fourth among NHL rookies with 47 points -- First NHL Goal: October 8, 2011, Philadelphia at New Jersey (second NHL game) (against Martin Brodeur) -- NHL Debut: October 6, 2011, Philadelphia at Boston -- First Pro Goal: March 26, 2011, Adirondack vs. WB/Scranton (second professional game) -- Pro Debut: March 25, 2011, Adirondack vs. Hershey -- Signed three-year contract as a free agent with Philadelphia on March 24, Four-year career at Bemidji State University ( ): 147 games, 65 goals, 78 assists, 143 points, 153 penalty minutes Milton Icehawks OPJHL Des Moines Buccaneers USHL Bemidji State University CHA Bemidji State University CHA Bemidji State University CHA Bemidji State University WCHA Adirondack Phantoms AHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Sodertalje SK Swe Philadelphia Flyers NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL NCAA Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals NHL/Flyers Totals Pro Totals

15 26 Phil Varone Center -- Born December 4, Vaughan, Ontario Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 7 th Season Draft: San Jose Sharks (2009), Round 5, #147 overall Stats: Binghamton (AHL) 65 games, 15g, 36a, 51pts, 22pim Ottawa (NHL) 7 games, 0g, 0a, 0pts, 2pim -- Signed two-year contract with Philadelphia Flyers on July 1, Led all Senators with 36 assists last season. Tied for first among all Binghamton skaters in total scoring with 51 points -- Tallied four separate four-point games during season (January 8, January 27, March 13, March 19) -- Traded to Ottawa from Buffalo on February 27, 2016 as part of seven-player deal -- Career highs in assists (43) and points (61) during season. Led Americans in both categories -- First NHL Goal: January 28, 2014, Buffalo vs. Washington (fourth NHL game) -- NHL Debut: January 23, 2014, Buffalo vs. Carolina -- Began season with career-high eight-game point streak (10/4/13-11/1/13) (2 goals, 10 assists) (assists in all eight games) -- Teammates with T.J. Brennan during and seasons (Rochester) -- Signed three-year, entry-level contract with Buffalo Sabres on March 19, During first pro season ( ), led all Rochester Americans with 41 assists and 52 total points -- First Pro Goal: December 16, 2011, Rochester at San Antonio -- Pro Debut: October 8, 2011, Rochester at Hamilton -- Four-year OHL career ( ): 228 games, 78 goals, 152 assists, 230 points, 109 penalty minutes Kitchener Rangers OHL Kitchener Rangers OHL London Knights OHL London Knights OHL London Knights OHL London Knights OHL Erie Otters OHL Rochester Americans AHL Rochester Americans AHL Rochester Americans AHL Buffalo Sabres NHL Rochester Americans AHL Buffalo Sabres NHL Rochester Americans AHL Buffalo Sabres NHL Binghamton Senators AHL Ottawa Senators NHL Ottawa Senators NHL Binghamton Senators AHL AHL Totals NHL Totals Pro Totals

16 28 Oskar Lindblom Forward -- Born August 15, Gavle, Sweden Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 1 st Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2014), Round 5, #138 overall Stats: Brynas IF (SweHL) 52 games, 22g, 25a, 47pts, 18pim -- Signed three-year, entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers on May 30, Named SweHL s best forward ( ) (52 games, 22 goals, 25 assists, 47 points) -- Recorded 2 goals, including first professional goal, and assist in 6-4 loss vs. Bridgeport on April 9, First Pro Goal: April 9, 2016, Lehigh Valley vs. Bridgeport (fourth professional game) -- Pro Debut: April 1, 2016, Lehigh Valley at St. John s -- Spent last three seasons with Brynas IF (SweHL) ( ): 141 games, 38 goals, 49 assists, 87 points, 48 penalty minutes -- Leading scorer for Team Sweden at 2013 World U17 Hockey Challenge (8 goals, 13 points) (gold medal) Brynas IF Gavle SweHL Brynas IF Gavle SweHL Brynas IF Gavle SweHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Brynas IF Gavle SweHL SweHL Totals AHL Totals Mark Friedman Defense -- Born December 25, Toronto, Ontario Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 1 st Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2014), Round 3, #86 overall Stats: Bowling Green State Univ. (NCAA) 40 games, 8g, 18a, 26pts, 28pim Lehigh Valley (AHL) 1 game, 0g, 1a, 1pt, 0pim -- Pro Debut: April 15, 2017, Lehigh Valley at Binghamton -- Signed entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers for season on March 21, Set career highs in goals (8), assists (18) and points (26) during junior season ( ) at Bowling Green State University -- Three-year career at Bowling Green State University ( ): 121 games, 16 goals, 52 assists, 68 points, 143 penalty minutes North York Rangers OJHL North York Rangers OJHL Waterloo Black Hawks USHL Waterloo Black Hawks USHL Bowling Green State Univ. WCHA Bowling Green State Univ. WCHA Bowling Green State Univ. WCHA Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals AHL Totals

17 43 T.J. Brennan Defense -- Born April 3, Moorestown, New Jersey Height Weight Shoots L Years Pro: 9 th Season Draft: Buffalo Sabres (2007), Round 2, #31 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 76 games, 21g, 39a, 60pts, 101pim -- Notched 3 assists in 7-2 win vs. Hershey on October 7, Led Phantoms in scoring last season with 60 points (21 goals, 39 assists). Third time Brennan has led team in scoring (Lehigh Valley, ; Toronto, , ) -- Named to AHL First All-Star Team three times ( , , ) -- Led AHL defenders in goals three times (25, ; 25, ; 21, ). Led AHL blueliners in points three times (72, ; 68, ; 60, ) -- Moved into sole possession of 2 nd place all-time among AHL defensemen (130 goals) with 3 goals in 7-4 win at Utica on February 19, Recorded 3 rd career AHL hat trick with 3 goals in 7-4 win at Utica on February 19, Named to AHL All-Star Classic 4 times (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) -- Signed multi-year contract with Philadelphia Flyers on July 5, Led AHL defensemen in goals (25), points (68) and power play goals (9) during season. Finished 2 nd with 38 assists and 3 rd with +34 rating -- Finished T-3 rd among all AHL skaters in scoring during season (68 points) and 3 rd in +/- (+34) -- Two-time Eddie Shore Award recipient (AHL s best defenseman) ( , ) -- Teammates with Phil Varone during and seasons (Rochester) career NHL games (Buffalo, Toronto) (5 goals, 8 assists, 13 points, 29 penalty minutes) -- First NHL Goal: November 23, 2011, Toronto vs. Boston (NHL debut) -- First Pro Goal: January 12, 2010, Portland vs. Lowell -- Pro Debut: October 9, 2009, Portland at Albany -- Raymond Lagace Trophy winner (QMJHL defensive rookie of the year) ( ) (68 games, 16 goals, 25 assists, 41 points) St. John's Fog Devils QMJHL St. John's Fog Devils QMJHL Montreal Juniors QMJHL Portland Pirates AHL Portland Pirates AHL Rochester Americans AHL Buffalo Sabres NHL Rochester Americans AHL Buffalo Sabres NHL Florida Panthers NHL Toronto Marlies AHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Toronto Marlies AHL Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Toronto Marlies AHL Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL AHL Totals NHL Totals Pro Totals

18 44 Reece Willcox Defense -- Born March 20, Surrey, British Columbia Height Weight Shoots R Years Pro: 2 nd Season Draft: Philadelphia Flyers (2012), Round 5, #141 overall Stats: Lehigh Valley (AHL) 48 games, 3g, 4a, 7pts, 12pim Reading (ECHL) 5 games, 1g, 1a, 2pts, 0pim -- Recorded career-high three points (goal, 2 assists) in 7-2 win vs. Hershey on October 7, First Pro Goal: April 2, 2016, Lehigh Valley at St. John s (second professional game) -- Pro Debut: April 1, 2016, Lehigh Valley at St. John s -- Signed entry-level contract with Philadelphia Flyers beginning with season on March 21, Set career highs in assists (11) and points (13) during senior season at Cornell -- Four-year career at Cornell University ( ): 120 games, 5 goals, 24 assists, 29 points, 30 penalty minutes Merritt Centennials BCHL Merritt Centennials BCHL Cornell University ECAC Cornell University ECAC Cornell University ECAC Cornell University ECAC Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Reading Royals ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL NCAA Totals ECHL Totals AHL/Phantoms Totals Pro Totals

19 Scott Gordon Head Coach On July 13, 2015, Scott Gordon was named the newest head coach of the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. The ninth head coach in team history, Gordon, 54, is a native of Brockton, Massachusetts and most recently served as an assistant coach with the Toronto Maple Leafs from 2011 to Prior to that, he was the head coach of the New York Islanders for parts of three seasons from 2008 to Gordon brings eight years of AHL coaching experience to the Phantoms. After serving as an assistant coach for parts of three seasons, he replaced Mike Sullivan as head coach of the Providence Bruins late in the campaign and guided the Bruins over the next five seasons. During that time, Gordon registered a overall mark en route to playoff appearances in five of those six campaigns. In his final season at the helm in Providence, the Bruins produced a overall record and a league-leading 117 points earning Gordon the Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award presented to the AHL s Coach of the Year. In addition to his professional coaching experience, Gordon also has extensive international experience behind the bench. He served as an assistant coach for the United States at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver helping the U.S. claim a silver medal. What s more, he was an assistant coach for the United States at both the 2009 and 2011 IIHF World Championships. After an eight-year career as a professional goaltender, which included 23 games with the Quebec Nordiques, Gordon began his coaching career as an assistant coach with the Atlanta Knights of the International Hockey League (IHL) from 1994 to He earned his first head coaching position in 1998 with the Roanoke Express of the East Coach Hockey League (ECHL). In two seasons behind the bench in Roanoke, Gordon compiled an overall record and guided the Express to the postseason in both campaigns. Scott Gordon COACHING CAREER Games W L T OTL Atlanta Knights IHL Asst Atlanta Knights IHL Asst Atlanta Knights IHL Asst Roanoke Express ECHL Head Roanoke Express ECHL Head Providence Bruins AHL Asst Providence Bruins AHL Asst Providence Bruins AHL Asst Providence Bruins AHL Head Providence Bruins AHL Head Providence Bruins AHL Head Providence Bruins AHL Head Providence Bruins AHL Head Providence Bruins AHL Head New York Islanders NHL Head New York Islanders NHL Head New York Islanders NHL Head Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Asst Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Asst Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Asst Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Head Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL Head NHL Totals AHL Totals ECHL Totals Combined Pro Totals

20 Kerry Huffman Assistant Coach Kerry Huffman enters his second season as Assistant Coach with the Phantoms. Before coming to the Lehigh Valley, he spent one season as an Assistant Coach with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights of the North American Hockey League (NAHL). A native of Peterborough, Ontario, Huffman, 49, produced 37 goals, 108 assists, 145 points and 361 penalty minutes across 401 career NHL games during time with the Philadelphia Flyers, Quebec Nordiques and Ottawa Senators. A first-round selection (#20 overall) by Philadelphia in the 1986 NHL Entry Draft, he tallied 23 goals, 61 assists, 84 points and 124 penalty minutes in 207 career games with the Flyers Guelph Platers OHL Guelph Platers OHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Hershey Bears AHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Hershey Bears AHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Hershey Bears AHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Quebec Nordiques NHL Quebec Nordiques NHL Ottawa Senators NHL Ottawa Senators NHL Ottawa Senators NHL Philadelphia Flyers NHL Las Vegas Thunder IHL Grand Rapids Griffins IHL Grand Rapids Griffins IHL AHL Totals NHL Totals Bill Downey Manager of Hockey Operations Bill Downey is entering his second season as Manager of Hockey Operations with the Phantoms. A native of Pittsburgh, Bill spent four seasons as Director of Hockey Operations at Penn State University before coming to the Lehigh Valley after serving in the same capacity at Harvard during the campaign. Before that, he spent two seasons as an assistant coach with Penn State s club hockey team where he was active in recruiting and was part of the advisory board that helped with the preparation for Penn State s launch of NCAA hockey. During the season, Bill was an assistant coach for the Reading Royals of the ECHL while also serving as hockey director for Team Comcast and Flyers Skate Zone in Pennsauken, New Jersey.

21 Lehigh Valley Phantoms Game-by-Game Results Regular Season Day Date Opp. Result Record Score Shots PP Opp. Goals Goalie, Opp. Saturday 10/7/17 HER* Win /3, 1/4 Martel (3), Aube-Kubel, Varone, Carey, Willcox Lyon 29/31, Milner 24/30 Sunday HFD Friday WBS Saturday 10/14/17 WBS Sunday HER Friday 10/20/17 BRI Saturday BNG Wednesday 10/25/17 SPR Friday SPR Saturday 10/28/17 HFD Friday 11/3/17 WBS Saturday BNG Sunday 11/5/17 TOR Wednesday BRI Saturday HER Wednesday BEL Friday LAV Wednesday WBS Friday SPR Saturday 11/25/17 BRI Wednesday 11/29/17 BNG Friday 12/1/17 HER Saturday 12/2/17 LAV Wednesday 12/6/17 WBS Friday 12/8/17 HER Saturday HER Tuesday CHA Wednesday CHA Saturday 12/16/17 SYR Sunday BRI Wednesday 12/20/17 HFD Saturday WBS Wednesday WBS Friday 12/29/17 CHA Saturday 12/30/17 CHA Friday TOR Saturday RCH Friday 1/12/18 SPR Saturday 1/13/18 HER Sunday HER Wednesday WBS Saturday HER Wednesday 1/24/18 PRO Friday 1/26/18 WBS Saturday 1/27/18 UTI Friday 2/2/18 CHA Saturday WBS Wednesday 2/7/18 CHA Friday 2/9/18 HER Saturday 2/10/18 RCH Tuesday BRI Friday SPR Saturday 2/17/18 HFD Sunday 2/18/18 WBS Wednesday UTI Friday SYR Saturday BNG Friday 3/2/18 HER Saturday 3/3/18 BNG Sunday HER Friday 3/9/18 BRI Saturday BRI Sunday 3/11/18 BNG Friday HFD Saturday 3/17/18 PRO Sunday 3/18/18 SPR Friday PRO Saturday PRO Friday 3/30/18 PRO Saturday 3/31/18 BEL Tuesday CHA Wednesday CHA Saturday HFD Sunday PRO Friday 4/13/18 BRI Saturday 4/14/18 WBS *denotes sellout

22 Phantoms Individual Scoring (Games 1-20) Player 10/7 10/8 10/13 10/14 10/15 10/20 10/21 10/25 10/27 10/28 11/3 11/4 11/5 11/8 11/11 11/15 11/17 11/22 11/24 11/25 HFD @SPR BRI 2 Alt Myers O Neill Carey Swavely DNP 12 Goulbrne Knight Vorobyev Aube-Kbl Martel Fazleev Lamarche DNP 21 Vecchione Conner Read Varone Lindblom Friedman Brennan Willcox Irving DNP 34 Lyon 29/31 Phantoms Individual Scoring (Games 21-40) Player 11/29 12/1 12/2 12/6 12/8 12/9 12/12 12/13 12/16 12/17 12/20 12/23 12/27 12/29 12/30 1/5 1/6 1/12 1/13 1/14 G-A BNG HER LAV @CHA HFD SPR 2 Alt 5 Myers 8 O Neill 10 Carey 11 Swavely 12 Goulbrne 14 Knight 15 Vorobyev 16 Aube-Kbl 18 Martel 19 Fazleev 20 Lamarche 21 Vecchione 22 Conner 24 Read 26 Varone 28 Lindblom 37 Friedman 43 Brennan 44 Willcox 31 Irving 34 Lyon