Sabres Announce Roster for Quebec International Pee-Wee Tourney

The team, created specifically to participate in the annual 11-day tournament held each February in Quebec City, is comprised of players who reside in the Western New York and Central New York regions.

•Joshua Adimey – Lancaster, NY

•Leo Bax – Newfane, NY

•Ryan Coughlin – Fairport, NY

•Elijah Devereaux – Webster, NY

•Jack Feola – Rochester, NY

•Trevor Kuntar – Willaimsville, NY

•Lukas Miller – Victor, NY

•Chase Nicholson – Buffalo, NY

•Colby Seitz – Eden, NY

•Casey Severo – Pittsford, NY

•Tommy Bannister – Clayton, NY (Alternate)

•Sydney Bard – New Hartford, NY

•Ethan Breh – Marcellus, NY

•Pierce Greene – Elma, NY

•Case McCarthy – Clarence Center, NY

•Joshua Phillips – Getzville, NY

•Finnegan Sayers – Williamsville, NY

•Matthew Kotsch – Rochester, NY (Alternate)

•David Battisti – Victor, NY

•Robbie Nuchereno – Williamsville, NY

•Connor Hasley – North Tonawanda, NY (Alternate)

Coaching Staff

•Rory Fitzpatrick – Head Coach

•Pat Fisher – Assistant Coach

•Ed Grudzinski – Manager

The tournament, commonly referred to as the “Pee-Wee World Championship,” is the oldest and most prestigious youth hockey tournament in the world. An estimated 2,300 Pee-Wee players – ages 11 and 12 years old – travel from 16 different countries to participate in the event, which draws about 200,000 spectators each year. The event has served as an early showcase for more than 600 active and retired National Hockey League players.