| Jordin Tootoo #22 |
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| Shoots: Right Height: 5'8.5 Weight: 185 pounds Birthdate: Febuary 2, 1983 Birthplace: Churchill, MB Hometown: Rankin Inlet, NV Team: (2002-2003) Brandon Wheat Kings (WHL) NHL Draft: Nashville Predators International Background - Attended Canada's National Junior Team's Development Camp in Halifax, NS in August 2002 - Won a gold medal and was the team captain with Canada's National Under 18 Team at the 2000 Four Nations Under 18 Tournament in Slovakia - Played for Team Western at the 2000 World Under 17 Challenge in Timmins, ON - First native of Nunavut to take part in the CHA's Program of Excellence Hockey Background - In his forth season with the WHL's Brandon Wheat Kings - An assistant captain with Brandon in 2002-2003 - Member of WHL East All-Star Team vs. QMJHL Lebel Conference All-Star Team at the 2002 Hershey Cup game (5-2 W) in Hull, QC - Brandon's top scorer and voted Hardest Working Player in 2001-2002 - Has won three consecutive Most Popular Player award with Brandon from 1999-2002 - Brandon's 3rd round selection, 43rd overall in the 1998 Bantam Draft - Started playing minor hockey in Rankin Inket, NV and played one season in Spruce Grove, AB - Played the 1998-1999 season with the MJHL's OCN Blizzard - Voted Most Popular Player, Scholastic Player-of-the-Year and Rookie-of-the-Year with OCN in 1998-1999 Personal - Nickname: Toots - Son of Barney and Rose - Has one sister, Corinne - His brother Terence passed away in August, 2002 - Was the 2002 recipient of the National Aboriginal Achievement Award for Youth - Chose number 22 to match his last name - Favorite NHL Player: Wendel Clark - Favorite Sports Other Than Hockey: Hunting, fishing - Owns a business "Team Tootoo" which produces caribou jerky, and selected apparel - Runs an annual hockey school in Churchill, MB |
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