29 WHL players are involved in the 2009 WJHC in Ottawa.
Canada 12
Keith Aulie - Brandon
Jamie Benn – Kelowna
Tyler Myers - Kelowna
Zach Boychuk – Lethbridge
Jordan Eberele – Regina
Colton Teubert – Regina
Tyler Ennis – Medicine Hat
Thomas Hickey – Seattle
Evander Kane – Vancouver
Chet Pickard – Tri City
Bret Sonne – Calgary
Dustin Tokarski - Spokane
Czech Republic 6
Rudolph Cerveny – Regina
Thomas Kundratek – Medicine Hat
Zdenek Okal – Medicine Hat
Stepan Novotny – Kelowna
Tomas Vincour – Edmonton
Radim Valchar - Portland
Finland 3
Tommi Kovisto – Red Deer
Juha Metsola – Lethbridge
Jyri Niemi - Saskatoon
Slovakia 3
Mylan Kytnar – Saskatoon
Michal Siska – Kamloops
Marek Viedensky – Prince George
USA 5
Jon Blum – Vancouver
Drayson Bowman – Spokane
Tyler Johnson – Spokane
Mitch Wahl - Spokane
Jim O’Brien – Seattle
Brandon – Keith Aulie Canada
Calgary – Brett Sonne Canada
Chilliwack -
Edmonton – Tomas Vincour Czech Rep
Everett –
Kamloops – Michal Siska Slovakia
Kelowna – Jamie Benn Canada, Tyler Myers Canada, Stepan Novotny Czech Rep
Kootenay –
Lethbridge – Zach Boychuk Canada, Juha Metsola Finland
Medicine Hat – Tyler Ennis Canada, Thomas Kundratek Czech Rep, Zdenek Okla Czech Rep
Moose Jaw –
Portland – Radin Valchar Czech Rep
Prince Albert –
Prince George – Marek Viedensky Slovakia
Red Deer – Tommo Kovisto Finland
Regina – Jordan Eberle Canada, Colton Teubert Canada, Rudolph Cerveny Czech Rep
Saskatoon – Jyri Niemi Finland, Milan Kytnar Slovakia
Seattle – Thomas Hickey Canada, Jim O’Brien USA
Spokane – Dustin Tokarski Canada, Drayson Bowman USA, Tyler Johnson USA, Mitch Wahl
Swift Current –
Tri City – Chet Pickard Canada
Vancouver – Jon Blum USA, Evander Kane Canada,