CANADA

P

Player

DOB

Club

G

Martin Brodeur

06.05.1972

New Jersey Devils

G

Marc-André Fleury

28.11.1984

Pittsburgh Penguins

G

Roberto Luongo

04.04.1979

Vancouver Canucks

D

Dan Boyle

12.07.1976

San Jose Sharks

D

Drew Doughty

08.12.1989

Los Angeles Kings

D

Duncan Keith

16.07.1983

Chicago Blackhawks

D

Scott Niedermayer

31.08.1973

Anaheim Ducks

D

Chris Pronger

10.10.1974

Philadelphia Flyers

D

Brent Seabrook

20.04.1985

Chicago Blackhawks

D

Shea Weber

14.08.1985

Nashville Predators

F

Patrice Bergeron

24.07.1985

Boston Bruins

F

Sidney Crosby

07.08.1987

Pittsburgh Penguins

F

Ryan Getzlaf

10.05.1985

Anaheim Ducks

F

Dany Heatley

21.01.1981

San Jose Sharks

F

Jarome Iginla

01.07.1977

Calgary Flames

F

Patrick Marleau

15.09.1979

San Jose Sharks

F

Brenden Morrow

16.01.1979

Dallas Stars

F

Rick Nash

16.06.1984

Columbus Blue Jackets

F

Corey Perry

16.05.1985

Anaheim Ducks

F

Mike Richards

11.02.1985

Philadelphia Flyers

F

Eric Staal

29.10.1984

Carolina Hurricanes

F

Joe Thornton

02.07.1979

San Jose Sharks

F

Jonathan Toews

29.04.1988

Chicago Blackhawks

• Team Canada includes 12 players aged 25 or younger, and 15 who are first-time Olympians.
• Chris Pronger is the lone veteran who played for Canada's 1998 Olympic team. He will play in his fourth consecutive Olympics. (Martin Brodeur was on the '98 roster but didn't play.)
• Four members of the 2010 roster helped Canada win its first gold in 50 years at the 2002 Winter Games in Salt Lake City, USA. They are Martin Brodeur, Jarome Iginla, Scott Niedermayer, and Chris Pronger.
• Seven players are returnees from the Turin roster. They include: Martin Brodeur, Dany Heatley, Jarome Iginla, Roberto Luongo, Rick Nash, Chris Pronger, and Joe Thornton.
• All selected players except Patrice Bergeron were on Canada's summer orientation camp roster.