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HISTORY
OF CNTC A
Sam
Gold trophy
Awarded to winners of the CNTC
The
first official CNTC was held in Toronto in 1980; however there
were three previous play-offs to select a team for International
competition. Beginning with the 1980 CNTC - club qualifying, unit
finals and zone finals were held. Canadian Units were asked to
bid to host the National Final.
The number of teams in the National Final has varied over the
years - ranging from 12 to 28. In 2001 Unit Finals were eliminated.
The CBF is currently planning on implementing more changes to
the CNTC for the 2004 event.
1968 (Winnipeg)- represented Canada in 1968 World Team Olympiad
Eric Murray, Sami Kehela, Percy Sheardown, Bruce Elliott, Al Lando
(NPC), Wolf Lebovic (ANPC)
1971 (Ste. Agathe) - represented Canada in the 1972 World Team
Olympiad
Bruce Gowdy, Duncan Phillips, Gerry Charney, Bill Crissey
1977 (Toronto) - represented Canada in the 1978 World Championships
Don Cowan, Mike Cummings, Maurice Paul, Mary Paul
1980 (Toronto) - represented Canada in the 1980 World Championships
Allan Graves, George Mittelman, Eric Kokish, Peter Nagy, Eric
Murray, Sami Kehela
1981 (Ottawa - 14 teams) - represented Canada in the 1982 Rosenblum
Cup - won Bronze Medal.
Allan Graves, George Mittelman, Eric Kokish, Peter Nagy, Eric
Murray, Sami Kehela
1982 (Regina - 14 teams) - played in North American playoff to
select Bermuda Bowl team.
Nicholas Gartaganis, Zygmunt Marcinski, Gordon Crispin, Voyteck
Pomykalski
1983 (Toronto - 20 teams) - represented Canada in the 1984 World
Team Olympiad.
Mark Molson, Boris Baran, Allan Graves, George Mittelman, John
Guoba, John Carruthers
1984 (Toronto - 20 teams) - won the Tri-Country Playoff and represented
Canada in 1995 Bermuda Bowl.
Subhash Gupta, Doran Flock, Gordon Campbell, Mike Chomyn, Bryan
Maksymetz, Drew Cannell
1985 (Montreal - 20 teams) - represented Canada in the 1986 World
Cahmpionships.
Boris Baran, Mark Molson, Eric Kokish, George Mittelman, Pascal
Menachi, Mark Stein
1986 (Ottawa - 20 teams) - won the Tri-Country Playoff and represented
Canada in 1987 Bermuda Bowl.
Michael Schoenborn, Harmon Edgar, Arno Hobart, Martin Kirr, Greg
Carroll, David Turner,
Laurie McIntyre(NPC)
1987 (Qubec City - 20 teams) - represented Canada in the 1988
World Team Olympiad.
Mark Molson, Boris Baran, John Guoba, John Carruthers, Eric Murray
1988 (Vancouver - 20 teams) - won Tri-Country Playoff and represented
Canada in 1989 Bermuda Bowl.
Maurice Larochelle, Jean Bernier, Andre Laliberte, Jacques Laliberte,
Raymond Fortin, Kamel Fergani
1989 (Montreal - 20 teams) - Won the Bronze medal in the 1990
Rosenblum
Mark Molson, Boris Baran, George Mittelman, Arno Hobart, Marty
Kirr, Billy Cohen
1990 (Toronto - 22 teams) - won Tri-Country Playoff and represented
Canada in 1991 Bermuda Bowl.
Doug Heron, David Willis, John Valliant, Mike Betts, Randy Bennett,
Ed Zaluski
1991 (Winnipeg - 22 teams) - represented Canada in 1992 World
Team Olympiad.
Ed Bridson, John Gowdy, David Lindop, Geoff Hampson, Boris Baran,
Mark Molson
1992 (Ottawa 20 teams) - represented Canada in Tri-Country Playoff.
Jim McAvoy, Duncan Smith, Michael Strebinger, Peter Herold, Jim
Dickie, Bruce Ferguson1993 (Montreal - 20 teams) - represented
Canada in the 1994 Rosenblum.
Michael Cafferata, Michael Kenny, Mary Paul, David Colbert, Michael
Roche, Christophe Hough
1993
(Montreal - 20 teams) - represented Canada in the 1994 Rosenblum.
Michael Cafferata, Michael Kenny, Mary Paul, David Colbert, Michael
Roche, Christophe Hough
1994 (Halifax - 20 teams) - won the Tri-Country Playoff and represented
Canada in 1995 Bermuda Bowl. Winners of the Silver Medal at the
Bermuda Bowl.
Joseph Silver, Fred Gitelman, Markland Molson, Eric Kokish, George
Mittelman (Boris Baran, augmented )
1995 (Toronto - 20 teams) - represented Canada in the 1996 World
Team Olympiad.
Joseph Silver, Fred Gitelman, Markland Molson, Boris Baran, George
Mittelman, Eric Kokish
1996 (Saskatoon - 20 teams) - won Tri-Country Play-off and represented
Canada in 1997 Bermuda Bowl.
Nader Hanna, Doug Fraser, Michael Roche, Jim Green, Paul Thurston,
Rick Delogu
1997 (Vancouver - 20 teams) - represented Canada in the 1998 Rosenblum.
Michael Hargreaves, Gord McOrmond, Allan Graves, Joseph Silver
1998 (Montreal - 28 teams) - won the Tri-Country Play-off and
represented Canada in 1999 Bermuda Bowl.
Michael Hargreaves, Gord McOrmond, Allan Graves, Bryan Maksymetz,
Joseph Silver
1999 (Toronto - 28 teams) - represented Canada in the 2000 World
Team Olympiad.
Ted Horning HNPC, Robert Lebi, Nader Hanna, Drew Cannell, John
Carruthers
2000 (Halifax - 28 teams) - winner received a cash prize as a
new WBF rule did not allow for a Tri-Country Play-off or spot
in the 2001 Bermuda Bowl.
Kamel Fergani, Nicolas L_Ecuyer, Doug Fraser, Jeffrey Blond, Darren
Wolpert, Jurek Czyzowicz
2001 (Montreal - 17 teams) - awarded a cash prize. Some of the
winning team became part of the 2002 IOC Grand Prix Gold Medal
team. The team also won the 2002 pre-Commonwealth Games event.
Judith Gartaganis, Nicholas Gartaganis, Gordon Campbell, Keith
Balcombe
2002 (Emonton - 18 teams) - played off against 2003 winner to
determine Bi-Country Play-off team 2003 Fergani won this playoff.
Bryan Maksymetz, Allan Graves, Gordon McOrmond, Dan Jacob
2003
(Penticton - 22 teams) - played off against 2003 winner to determine
Bi-Country Play-off team 2003 Fergani won this playoff.
Kamel Fergani, Longueuil, QC; Nicolas L_Ecuyer, Montreal, PQ;
Jurek Czyzowicz, Aylmer, QC; Darren Wolpert, Gavin Wolpert, Toronto,
ON; Vincent Demuy, Montreal, QC.
2004
(St. Catharines - 20 teams)
Ray Jotcham, Lewis Richardson, Jim Priebe, Steve Mackay, David
Lindop, Mike Cummings
2005
(Montreal - 22 teams)
John Carruthers, Joseph Silver, George Mittelman, Arno Hobart,
Boris Baran, Allan Graves
2006
(Mississauga - 22 teams)
Bryan Maksymetz, Dan Jacob, Doug Fraser, Michael Gamble, Robert
Lebi, Sandra Fraser
2007
(Winnipeg - 22 teams)
Waldemar Frukacz, Piotr Klimowicz, Hervé Chatagnier, Rene
Pelletier, Jeffrey Smith, David Sabourin
2008
(Montreal - 22 teams)
Nicolas L'Ecuyer, Marc-Andre Fourcaudot, Kamel Fergani, Dan Jacob,
Robert Lebi, Vincent Demuy
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