Jamie Storr

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Position	Goaltender
Catches	Left
Nickname(s)	Storrkeeper
Height Weight	6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) 200 lb (91 kg/14 st 4 lb)
DEL Team F. teams	DEG Metro Stars Los Angeles Kings Carolina Hurricanes
Nationality	Canada
Born	December 28, 1975 (1975-12-28) (age 32), Brampton, ON, CAN
NHL Draft	7th overall, 1994 Los Angeles Kings
Pro career	1995 – present

Jamie Storr (born December 28, 1975 in Brampton, Ontario) is a Canadian ice hockey goaltender currently playing for the DEG Metro Stars of the DEL.

Storr is half-Japanese and has Japanese caricatures on his mask to honor his mother.

Contents 1 Playing career 2 Awards 3 Records 4 Career statistics 4.1 Regular season 4.2 Post season 5 International play 6 TV Appearance 7 References

[edit] Playing career

Jamie Storr was the 1st goalie selected in the 1991 OHL entry draft and he played his junior hockey with the Owen Sound Platers and the Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). Jamie represented Canada in the 1994 (Czech Republic) and 1995 (Sweden) World Junior Hockey Championships where he won back to back gold medals for Team Canada. Jamie Storr is undefeated in WJC competition.

In 1994, Jamie Storr was drafted 7th overall into the NHL by the Los Angeles Kings and in his rookie season was given the opportunity to live with Wayne Gretzky and his family in Beverly Hills, CA.

Jamie played for the Philadelphia Phantoms in 2005–06. Storr has signed a contract with the German hockey club DEG Metro Stars for 2006–07[1]. His nickname is the "Storrkeeper". He is notable as the only player in NHL history to make the All-Rookie Team twice, (in 1997–98 and 1998–99), because he had played less than 25 games in 1997–98, which still made him qualify as a rookie the next year.

Jamie Storr has signed a contract till 2009 with the DEG Metro Stars, Jamie says: I am really glad that I get the chance to sign this contract.

[edit] Awards

• 1991–92: All-Rookie Team (OHL)
• 1992: IIHF Under-17 Tournament Gold Medallist
• 1993: IIHF Under-18 Phoenix Cup Gold Medalist
• 1993: IIHF Phoenix Cup Top Goaltender Award
• 1993–94: First All-Star Team (OHL)
• 1994: World Junior Ice Hockey Championships Gold Medallist
• 1994: World Junior Ice Hockey Championships Top Goaltender Award
• 1994: Ice Hockey World Championships Gold Medallist
• 1995: World Junior Ice Hockey Championships Gold Medallist
• 1997–98: All-Rookie Team (NHL)
• 1998–99: All-Rookie Team (NHL)
• 2006–07: Best Keeper of the Season in the DEL (German Hockey League/"DEL")

[edit] Records

[edit] Career statistics

[edit] Regular season

Season	Team	League		GP	W	L	T	MIN	GA	SO	GAA
1991–92	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		34	11	16	1	1732	128	0	4.43
1992–93	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		41	20	17	3	2362	180	0	4.57
1993–94	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		35	21	11	1	2004	120	1	3.59
1994–95	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		17	5	9	2	977	64	0	3.93
1994–95	Windsor Spitfires	OHL		4	3	1	0	241	8	1	1.99
1994–95	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		5	1	3	1	263	17	0	3.88
1995–96	Phoenix Roadrunners	IHL		48	22	20	4	2711	139	2	3.08
1995–96	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		5	3	1	0	262	12	0	2.75
1996–97	Phoenix Roadrunners	IHL		44	16	22	4	2441	147	0	3.61
1996–97	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		5	2	2	1	265	11	0	2.49
1997–98	Long Beach Ice Dogs	IHL		11	7	2	1	629	31	0	2.96
1997–98	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		17	9	5	1	920	34	2	2.22
1998–99	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		28	12	12	2	1525	61	4	2.40
1999–00	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		42	18	15	5	2206	93	1	2.53
2000–01	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		45	19	18	6	2498	114	4	2.74
2001–02	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		19	9	4	3	886	28	2	1.90
2002–03	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		39	12	19	2	2027	86	3	2.54
2003–04	Lowell Lock Monsters	AHL		13	2	6	2	712	38	0	3.20
2003–04	Carolina Hurricanes	NHL		14	0	8	2	660	32	0	2.91
2004–05	Springfield Falcons	AHL		30	8	20	2	1697	91	0	3.22
2004–05	Utah Grizzlies	AHL		16	6	7	1	885	36	1	2.44
2005–06	Philadelphia Phantoms	AHL		32	13	11	5	1743	83	1	2.86
2006–07	DEG Metro Stars	DEL		51	33	15	4	3061	119	4	2.33
2007–08	DEG Metro Stars	DEL		38	?	?	0	2145	91	1	2.55
NHL CAREER TOTALS				219	85	86	23	11512	488	16	2.54

[edit] Post season

Season	Team	League		GP	W	L	T	MIN	GA	SO	GAA
1991–92	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		5	1	4	-	299	28	0	5.61
1992–93	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		8	4	4	-	454	35	0	4.62
1993–94	Owen Sound Platers	OHL		9	4	5	-	547	44	0	4.82
1994–95	Windsor Spitfires	OHL		10	6	3	-	520	34	1	3.92
1995–96	Phoenix Roadrunners	IHL		2	1	1	-	118	4	1	2.03
1997–98	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		3	0	2	-	145	9	0	3.72
1999–00	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		1	0	1	-	36	2	0	3.33
2001–02	Los Angeles Kings	NHL		1	0	0	-	0	0	0	0.00
2006–07	DEG Metro Stars	DEL		9	5	4	-	560	20	1	2.14
2007–08	DEG Metro Stars	DEL		13	8	5	-	819	32	0	2.34
NHL CAREER TOTALS				5	0	3	-	181	11	0	3.64

[edit] International play

International play is where Storr shined becoming the winner of back to back gold medals in the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships , he won top goaltender award in the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships , Storr became a big name in international play, winning more multiple awards.

[edit] TV Appearance

Jamie Storr has also been a popular guest on TSN's sports show Off The Record with Michael Landsburg.

[edit] References

• Jamie Storr's career stats at The Internet Hockey Database

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Persondata
NAME	Storr, Jamie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION	ice hockey player
DATE OF BIRTH	December 28, 1975
PLACE OF BIRTH	Brampton, Ontario, Canada
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH