Team

 

Many of our RHL team members are former and/or current Team Canada Inline players that have represented their country across the globe and continue to help foster the game of roller hockey. The shared passion for roller hockey has led to the successful launch of the roller hockey London league in 2018. 

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Eric Vardon

Position: Rover

Eric is relatively new to Roller Hockey and is proud to be a member of 2019, 2018 & 2017 Team Canada Masters program. Eric has played ice hockey since he was 3, including experience at the Jr. A, B and D levels. Eric is a long-time Londoner who is highly passionate about growing the sport of roller hockey across SWO. 

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Kassandra Paone

Position: Goalie

Kassandra started her roller hockey career in 2014, transitioning from Ice hockey where it all began at the age of 4 (boys and girls travel). Kassandra played Jr. hockey in the PWHL for Hamilton Hawks, University of Windsor and is currently playing ice hockey in Michigan for Belle Tire Women’s SR A. Kassandra is participating yearly in Women’s Pro Torhs and Narch taking home multiple top goalie awards as as she spends her spare time working with younger goalies in the London Devilette’s Girls hockey program. Kassandra is representing Team Canada in 2018, travelliong to Italty for the World Cup. 

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Sam Hill

Position: Sniper

Sam is relatively new to the sport of Roller Hockey but is no stranger to high level Hockey.  Sam played local JR B with the St.Thomas Stars were he received an NCAA scholarship to R.I.T in Rochester NY.  Sam went on to play semi-pro in both Elmira NY and Amarillo, TX.  He now resides in Strathroy with his wife and two daughters and looks to help bring the joy and skill development of Roller Hockey to all youth in London and surrounding areas.  

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Ryan Beliveau

Position: Defense

Ryan is a seasoned hockey player who played ice and roller for the nationally ranked NCAA R.I.T. Tigers in Rochester NY. He won the NCRHA college roller hockey National Championship in his senior year as captain. After graduating, Ryan played for Team Canada 6 times, participating in tournaments worldwide.