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John Tanner
Dan Brown
Corey Foster
Mike Dagenais
Scott Campbell
Jamie Pegg
Joe Hawley
Tie Domi
Mike Ricci
Steve Degurse
Troy Stephens
Paul Mitton
Mike Tomlinson
Dave Lorentz
Andy MacVicar
Ross Wilson
Mark Myles
Jamie Hicks
Tom Hopkins
Jason Cullimore
Geoff Ingram
Rob Wilson
Brian Hayton
Todd Bocjun
GM/Coach
Ass’t Coach
Trainer
Ass’t trainer
Dick Todd
Terry Bovair
Jeff Twohey
Will Huddlestone
President:
Vice Presidents:
Ed Redmond
Herb Warr
Pat Casey
Ed Rowe
Examiner Reporter:
Radio Play by Play:
Chex Sports:
Team Doctor:
Mike Brophy
Bill Bennett
John McFadden
Dr Bob Neville
89
89
Bill Bennett
For more than 20 years Bill Bennett was the familiar and comforting voice of the
Peterborough Petes. He treated the Petes not just like they were a professional hockey
team, rather than a junior outfit, but like they were the only team in the world. His
passion for the team, and his job, was evident every time he fired up his equipment and
brought the action into the cars, work places and living rooms of Peterborough residents.
Bill had the good fortune of calling one NHL game, the St. Louis Blues at the Toronto
Maple leafs, but his heart was really in junior hockey. As the players from the Ontario
Hockey League championship team from 1988-89 gather in Peterborough to celebrate
their 20th anniversary, I hope they never forget the man who passionately broadcast their
hockey exploits with the same professionalism they displayed on the ice.
By Mike Brophy