Issa or ISSA may refer to:

Issa

• Abdisalam Issa-Salwe, Somali scholar
• Darrell Issa, a Californian Representative
• List of The Belgariad and The Malloreon characters#Issa, a divine character in David Eddings's fantasy series The Belgariad and The Malloreon
• Issa or Isa, the Arabic name for Jesus in Islam
• Issa, an ancient Greek colony on the Adriatic island of Vis
• Issa, another name for the Catawba tribe of Native Americans
• Issa, Japanese haiku poet - full name Kobayashi Issa
• Issa, the nickname of Luttif Afif, the leader of the Black September terror squad at the 1972 Olympic Games
• Issa-Aimé Nthépé, French sprinter
• Issa Al Murbati, Guantanamo Bay detainee
• Issa al Qaida guest house, Faisalabad
• Issa (Senegalese singer) (born Issa Diop), singer, songwriter, and record producer
• Issa Hassan, Kurdish musician and singer living in France
• Issa Hentona, lead singer of J-pop band Da Pump
• Issa Sesay, a military leader in the Sierra Leone insurgency
• Issa (clan), Somali clan that resides in Djibouti
• Issa (clothing), London fashion company, participant in Fall 2008 fashion weeks, known for its artistic prints
• Issa (singer), the identity which Canadian musician Jane Siberry took upon changing her name
• Issa (urban-type settlement), an urban-type settlement in Penza Oblast, Russia

ISSA

• International Sailing Schools Association - non-profit European International Sailing Schools Association which was founded 1969 in Paris.
• Independent Schools Sports Association - now known as the Sports Association for Adelaide Schools (SAAS)
• Information Systems Security Association
• Instituto Superior de Secretariado y Administracion (ISSA), a center of the University of Navarra that trains elite management assistants
• Integrated System for Survey Analysis, a joint developer of CSPro
• International Social Security Association, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland
• International Society for Spelæological Art
• International Society for the Study of Argumentation, academic organisation for those interested in Argumentation theory
• International Sports Sciences Association, an organisation of fitness experts which certifies personal fitness trainers from around the world.
• International Strategic Studies Association
• Interscholastic Sailing Association
• International Sanitary Supply Association
• International Step by Step Association A membership organization that connects professionals and organizations working in the field of early childhood development and education (http://www.issa.nl)
• Irish Seed Savers Association
• Intersex South Africa
• Israel–South Africa Agreement

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Jacob O'Neal Latimore, Jr. (born August 10, 1996) is an American RCA Records and Crown World Entertainment R&B recording artist and actor.

Music[link]

The first single he recorded was "Best Friend or Not", which made it onto Radio Disney, where he became a part of the Incubator program, which features upcoming young musicians.^[1] Latimore performed on Maury , on the "Most Talented Kids" (2006) episode. Early in 2007, he and his family moved from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Atlanta, Georgia to take his career to the next level. That year, his single "Superstar" made the Billboard R&B and Hip Hop Charts.

He was signed to RCA Records in March 2010. Late 2010, Latimore released "Like 'Em All" feat. Diggy Simmons. Months later, he shot the video for the single. In 2011, Latimore released "Nothing On Me" and "Like 'Em All" (Radio Version) feat. Issa, his Crown World Entertainment and Jive Records label mate.^[2][3] All three songs have made it on 106 & Park Hip-Hop and R&B Countdown.

He has performed at many venues, including the House of Blues, Bradley Center, and Navy Pier.^[4]

Latimore did a promo tour for his single "Nothing On Me", visiting various malls, camps and radio stations to promote the single. The promo tour ended July 30, 2011.^[5][6]

He was featured on the 2011 Scream Tour "The Next Generation" headlined by Mindless Behavior, and Diggy Simmons.^[7]

His debut album is set to release the middle of 2012.^[8]

Acting[link]

Latimore appeared in the movie Vanishing on 7th Street, a post-apocalyptic thriller. One film critic gave this review of his performance in the film: "audiences are treated to newcomer Jacob Latimore, who is nothing short of fantastic. In bringing both bravery and vulnerability to the role of a suddenly orphaned twelve year old, Latimore is in many ways the true hero of the film."^[9]

He has appeared in episodes of Tyler Perry's House of Payne, One Tree Hill and the new BET sitcom Reed Between the Lines.^[10] He has also guest starred on the Disney Channel show So Random!.

BET announced a spin-off for the new original series where Latimore is scheduled as the main character. The show, "Young Man On Campus" is set to air in 2012.^[11][12]

Dancing[link]

Latimore developed his dancing skills by his favorite groups as a child. When his mother brought home a promo tape of B2K's first concert appearance he watched the video repeatedly until he perfected every move. He also studied his favorite movie, The Temptations. In an interview with Radio Disney Latimore said, "I watched that movie everyday... I remember doing the dance moves all the time...they are one of the best groups ever."^[1]

Influences[link]

Latimore has cited Usher, Omarion, Chris Brown, Michael Jackson, Mario, and The Temptations as influences. He also stated on many of his YouTube videos that anyone in the world living their dream inspires him.^[13][14]

Singles[link]

• "Bestfriend" (2006)
• "Superstar" (2007)
• "Like 'Em All" feat. Diggy Simmons (2010)
• "Nothing On Me" (2011)
• "Like 'Em All" (Radio Version) feat. Issa (2011)

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official website
• Jacob Latimore at the Internet Movie Database

Travis Porter is an American hip hop act from Decatur, Georgia. Ali and Quez are step brothers; the two met Strap while attending the same middle school. The three grew up together and in 2006 began exploring music.^[1] The group’s biggest hits are "Go Shorty Go","Bananas", "Ayy Ladies", "Bring It Back" and "Make It Rain" produced by F-K-I. Travis Porter released a biographical film titled Proud to be a Problem on May 18, 2010.^[2] Travis Porter has a YouTube channel with over 100 million views and a Twitter page.^[3] In November 2010 the trio signed with Jive Records.^[4]

Appearances[link]

Besides performing throughout the USA, Travis Porter has performed internationally. In 2008 the trio took a tour through , Kaiserslautern, Germany and Bamberg, Germany.^[5][6] They appeared in one of Atlanta’s biggest concerts, Birthday Bash, during the summer of 2010^[7] and on the The Mo'Nique Show.^[8] They performed with Canada’s own Drake at BMI’s Unsigned Artist showcase in Atlanta.^[9]

Label and recognition[link]

Travis Porter now belongs to Jive Music and Porter House music. They also recently joined the BMI family. The trio was honored in the Underground Music Awards 2010 in New York City with other well-known underground artist like J. Cole with the “Most Dynamic Rap Group Duo” award.^[10] Though when they were unsigned they still worked with notable signed artist such as Roscoe Dash, Fast Life Yungstaz and Waka Flocka Flame.^[11] Travis Porter was also featured on MTV Jams Feb 5.^[12] The group also received Myspace’s #1 unsigned group title.^[13] Their single “Go Shorty Go” made it on the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Chart and in fall 2010, their track “Make it Rain” hit number 50 on the urban radio charts and debuted on the charts at number 97 then climbed to number 46.^[14] Gucci Mane reportedly announced interest in signing Travis Porter to 1017 Brick Squad Records, saying "Just give me 12-15 songs. I don't know about that other stuff. Handle your business".^[15] The group ended up signing a record deal with Jive Records. On October 7, RCA Music Group announced it was disbanding Jive Records along with Arista Records and J Records. With the shutdown, the group (and all other artists previously signed to these three labels) will release their future material on the RCA Records brand. ^[16][17] In 2012, their single "Ayy Ladies" with Young Money rapper Tyga peaked at #56 on the Hot 100 and topped the Heatseekers Songs chart, becoming Porter's most successful song to date.^[18] Their debut studio album, From Day 1, was released on May 29, 2012 on RCA Records and Porter House Music.^[19]

Musical career[link]

The group started out as the “Hard Hitters”, but changed their name to Travis Porter in late 2008 to be more marketable.^[20] Four of their biggest hits “Black Boy White Boy” "Uh Huh (Produced by 706HITZ)" "Go Shorty Go (Produced by Spinz n Fresh) "All the Way Turnt Up" also turned out to be huge controversy in their career. “All the Way Turnt Up” caused controversy with Roscoe Dash. After Roscoe Dash came up with the song and asked Travis Porter to be featured on it Travis Porter added the song to their mixtape causing fans to believe it was not Roscoe Dash’s song, but Travis Porters’. Soon Roscoe Dash released another version of the song through his label Interscope Records featuring Soulja Boy.^[21] The song “Black Boy White Boy” caused a bit of controversy with Young Dro because he and label-mate Yung L.A. say that the song title was initially theirs. There has also been rumors that Travis Porter has a feud with fellow Atlanta group Cloud 9 who has the underground hit single "Shawty Shake Yo Ass". Cloud 9 confirmed that this was a rumor in a recent interview and on Twitter.^[22]

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• 2012: From Day 1 (May 29th)^[19]

Mixtapes[link]

• 2009: Who Is Travis Porter?
• 2009: I'm A Differenter (Hosted By DJ Teknikz)
• 2009: I'm A Differenter 2 (Hosted By DJ Teknikz)
• 2009: Streets R Us (With Waka Flocka Flame) (Hosted By DJ Teknikz)
• 2010: Proud 2 Be A Problem (Hosted By DJ Teknikz)
• 2010: I Am Travis Porter (Hosted By DJ Pretty Boy Tank & DJ Spinz)
• 2010: Differenter Gang (With MGK & FKi) (Hosted By DJ Teknikz)
• 2011: Music Money Magnums (Hosted By DJ Teknikz, DJ Scream, & DJ Drama)
• 2011: Differenter 3 (Hosted By DJ Teknikz, DJ Pretty Boy Tank, & DJ Spinz)

Singles[link]

Other charted songs[link]

References[link]

Darnell Robinson (born May 30, 1974, in Oakland, California) is a retired American professional basketball player and a member of the University of Arkansas Razorbacks 1994 NCAA champion men's basketball team, playing center.

Robinson was selected a McDonald's All-America following an exceptional high school career at Emery High School, where he finished as the leading scorer in California men's high school basketball history.He scored 19 points, outplaying the more highly regarded Rasheed Wallace, and getting him thrown out the game.^[1][2]

Robinson was drafted by the Dallas Mavericks with the 29th pick of the 2nd round of the 1996 NBA Draft^[3] after leaving Arkansas a season early. He later signed with the Philadelphia 76ers,^[4] but never played in the NBA.^[5] Robinson ended up playing professionally in Italy, Greece, Israel, Puerto Rico and France.^[6][7]

Robinson's coach in Greece referred to him as "one of the greatest underachievers I've ever been involved with."^[5]

References[link]

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This is a complete list of ice hockey players who were drafted in the National Hockey League Entry Draft by the Los Angeles Kings franchise. It includes every player who was drafted, regardless of whether they played for the team.

Key[link]

Draft picks[link]

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Note: Stats are updated through the end of the 2007–08 season

Draft	Round	Pick	Player	Nationality	Pos	RS	PO
1967	1	1	Pagnutti, RickRick Pagnutti	Canada	D
1968	1	7	McInally, JimJim McInally	Canada	D
1969	2	16	Hoganson, DaleDale Hoganson	Canada	D	344	11
1969	3	27	Boddy, GreggGregg Boddy	Canada	D	273	3
1969	4	39	Landon, BruceBruce Landon	Canada	G
1969	5	51	Goring, ButchButch Goring	Canada	C	1107	134
1970	2	24	McDonough, AlAl McDonough	Canada	RW	237	8

Statistics are complete as of the 2010–11 NHL season and show each player's career regular season totals in the NHL. Wins, losses, ties, overtime losses and goals against average apply to goaltenders and are used only for players at that position. This list includes players drafted by the team in Los Angeles only. Current King players (as of the end of the 2010-11 season) in bold.^[1]

Draft	Round	Pick	Player	Nationality	Pos	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	W	L	T	OT	GAA
1991	2	42	Leveque, Guy !Guy Leveque	Canada	C	17	2	2	4	21
1991	4	79	Redmond, Keith !Keith Redmond	Canada	LW	12	1	0	1	20
1991	4	81	Zhitnik, Alexei !Alexei Zhitnik	USSR	D	1085	96	375	471	1268
1991	5	180	Jaks, Pauli !Pauli Jaks	Switzerland	G	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3.00
1991	6	130	Seguin, Brett !Brett Seguin	Canada	C
1991	7	152	Fairchild, Kelly !Kelly Fairchild	United States	C	34	2	3	5	6
1991	9	196	Brown, Craig !Craig Brown	Canada	G
1991	10	218	Olsson, Mattias !Mattias Olsson	Sweden	D
1991	11	240	Boulianne, Andre !Andre Boulianne	Canada	G
1991	12	262	Gaul, Michael !Michael Gaul	Canada	D	3	0	0	0	4
1992	2	39	Hocking, Justin !Justin Hocking	Canada	D	1	0	0	0	0
1992	3	63	Allan, Sandy !Sandy Allan	Bahamas	G
1992	4	87	Brown, Kevin !Kevin Brown	United Kingdom	RW	64	7	9	16	28
1992	5	111	Shevalier, Jeff !Jeff Shevalier	Canada	LW	32	5	9	14	8
1992	6	135	Murray, Rem !Rem Murray	Canada	LW	560	94	121	215	161
1992	9	207	Wernblom, Magnus !Magnus Wernblom	Sweden	RW
1992	10	231	Pisiak, Ryan !Ryan Pisiak	Canada	RW
1992	11	255	Tiilikainen, Jukka !Jukka Tiilikainen	Finland	RW
1993	2	42	Toporowski, Shayne !Shayne Toporowski	Canada	RW	3	0	0	0	7
1993	3	68	Mitchell, Jeff !Jeff Mitchell	USA	RW	7	0	0	0	7
1993	4	94	Wren, Bob !Bob Wren	Canada	C	5	0	0	0	0
1993	5	105	Beaubien, Frederik !Frederik Beaubien	Canada	G
1993	5	117	Saal, Jason !Jason Saal	USA	G
1993	5	120	Vlasak, Tomas !Tomas Vlasak	Czech Republic	LW	10	1	3	4	2
1993	6	146	Karalahti, Jere !Jere Karalahti	Finland	D	149	8	19	27	97
1993	7	172	Martin, Justin !Justin Martin	USA	RW
1993	8	198	Dillabough, Travis !Travis Dillabough	Canada	LW
1993	9	224	Strbak, Martin !Martin Strbak	Slovakia	D	49	5	11	16	46
1993	10	250	Timonen, Kimmo !Kimmo Timonen	Finland	D	894	102	362	464	538
1993	11	276	Howald, Patrick !Patrick Howald	Switzerland	LW
1994	1	7	Storr, Jamie !Jamie Storr	Canada	G	219	0	3	3	26	85	86	23	0	2.54
1994	2	33	Johnson, Matt !Matt Johnson	Canada	LW	473	23	20	43	1523
1994	3	59	Yachmenev, Vitali !Vitali Yachmenev	Russia	LW	487	83	133	216	88
1994	5	111	Schmidt, Chris !Chris Schmidt	Canada	C	10	0	2	2	5
1994	7	163	Gagne, Luc !Luc Gagne	Canada	F
1994	8	189	Dale, Andrew !Andrew Dale	Canada	C
1994	9	215	Nemecek, Jan !Jan Nemecek	Czech Republic	D	7	1	0	1	4
1994	10	241	Shalamai, Sergei !Sergei Shalamai	Russia	LW
1994	S	7	Fair, Quinn !Quinn Fair	Canada	D
1995	1	3	Berg, Aki !Aki Berg	Finland	D	606	15	70	85	374
1995	2	33	MacLean, Donald !Donald MacLean	Canada	C	41	8	5	13	6
1995	2	50	Rosa, Pavel !Pavel Rosa	Czech Republic	RW	36	5	13	18	6
1995	3	59	Tsyplakov, Vladimir !Vladimir Tsyplakov	Russia	LW	331	69	101	170	90
1995	5	118	Morgan, Jason !Jason Morgan	Canada	C	44	2	5	7	18
1995	6	137	Melyakov, Igor !Igor Melyakov	Russia	F
1995	7	157	Larose, Benoit !Benoit Larose	Canada	D
1995	7	163	Vuorivirta, Juha !Juha Vuorivirta	Finland	F
1995	9	215	Stewart, Brian !Brian Stewart	Canada	D
1996	2	30	Green, Josh !Josh Green	Canada	RW	334	35	39	74	199
1996	2	37	Cisar, Marian !Marian Cisar	Slovakia	RW	73	13	17	30	57
1996	3	57	Phillips, Greg !Greg Phillips	Canada	RW
1996	4	84	Simons, Mikael !Mikael Simons	Sweden	RW
1996	4	96	Belanger, Eric !Eric Belanger	Canada	C	716	134	205	339	319
1996	5	120	Black, Jesse !Jesse Black	Canada	D
1996	5	123	Hogan, Peter !Peter Hogan	Canada	D
1996	8	190	Valiquette, Steve !Steve Valiquette	Canada	G	48	0	1	1	4	16	14	0	5	2.36
1996	8	193	Nurminen, Kai !Kai Nurminen	Finland	F	69	17	11	28	24
1996	9	219	Simard, Sebastien !Sebastien Simard	Canada	F
1997	1	3	Jokinen, Olli !Olli Jokinen	Finland	C	960	269	353	622	913
1997	1	15	Zultek, Matt !Matt Zultek	Canada	LW
1997	2	29	Barney, Scott !Scott Barney	Canada	RW	27	5	6	11	4
1997	4	83	Corvo, Joe !Joe Corvo	USA	D	568	79	179	258	204
1997	4	99	Blanchard, Sean !Sean Blanchard	Canada	D
1997	6	137	Seeley, Richard !Richard Seeley	Canada	D
1997	6	150	Katcher, Jeff !Jeff Katcher	Canada	D
1997	8	193	Kopischke, Jay !Jay Kopischke	USA	LW
1997	9	220	Brand, Konrad !Konrad Brand	Canada	D
1998	1	21	Biron, Mathieu !Mathieu Biron	Canada	D	253	12	32	44	177
1998	2	46	Papineau, Justin !Justin Papineau	Canada	C	81	11	8	19	12
1998	3	76	Volkov, Alexei !Alexei Volkov	Russia	G
1998	4	103	Brennan, Kip !Kip Brennan	Canada	LW	61	1	1	2	222
1998	5	133	Rullier, Joe !Joe Rullier	Canada	D
1998	6	163	Zizka, Tomas !Tomas Zizka	Czech Republic	D	25	2	6	8	16
1998	7	190	Hannus, Tommi !Tommi Hannus	Finland	F
1998	8	217	Henkel, Jim !Jim Henkel	USA	C
1998	9	248	Yeats, Matthew !Matthew Yeats	Canada	G	5	0	0	0	2	1	3	0	0	3.04
1999	2	43	Shefer, Andrei !Andrei Shefer	Russia	D
1999	3	74	Crain, Jason !Jason Crain	USA	D
1999	3	76	Kaberle, Frantisek !Frantisek Kaberle	Czech Republic	D	523	29	164	193	218
1999	3	92	Campbell, Cory !Cory Campbell	Canada	G
1999	4	104	McGrattan, Brian !Brian McGrattan	Canada	RW	182	3	11	14	395
1999	4	125	Johansson, Daniel !Daniel Johansson	Sweden	D
1999	5	133	Nogues, Jean-Francois !Jean-Francois Nogues	Canada	G
1999	7	193	Baker, Kevin !Kevin Baker	Canada	RW
1999	8	222	Parros, George !George Parros	USA	RW	367	16	13	29	865
1999	9	250	Clarke, Noah !Noah Clarke	USA	LW	21	3	1	4	4
2000	1	20	Frolov, Alexander !Alexander Frolov	Russia	LW	579	175	222	397	218
2000	2	54	Lilja, Andreas !Andreas Lilja	Sweden	D	530	16	65	81	529
2000	3	86	Lehoux, Yanick !Yanick Lehoux	Canada	C	10	2	2	4	6
2000	4	118	Visnovsky, Lubomir !Lubomir Visnovsky	Slovakia	D	703	111	312	423	288
2000	5	165	Marsters, Nathan !Nathan Marsters	Canada	G
2000	7	201	Fedorov, Evgeny !Evgeny Fedorov	Russia	C
2000	7	206	Eriksson, Tim !Tim Eriksson	Sweden	LW
2000	7	218	Olynick, Craig !Craig Olynick	Canada	D
2000	8	245	Welch, Dan !Dan Welch	USA	F
2000	8	250	Conne, Flavien !Flavien Conne	Switzerland	F
2000	9	282	Grahn, Carl !Carl Grahn	Finland	G
2001	1	18	Karlsson, Jens !Jens Karlsson	Sweden	LW
2001	1	30	Steckel, David !David Steckel	USA	C	309	24	35	59	115
2001	2	49	Cammalleri, Mike !Mike Cammalleri	Canada	C	496	177	207	384	263
2001	2	51	Bednar, Jaroslav !Jaroslav Bednar	Czech Republic	RW	102	10	25	35	30
2001	3	83	Juntunen, Henrik !Henrik Juntunen	Sweden	LW
2001	4	116	Petiot, Richard !Richard Petiot	Canada	D	15	0	3	3	25
2001	5	152	Denike, Terry !Terry Denike	Canada	G
2001	5	153	Mantyla, Tuukka !Tuukka Mantyla	Finland	D
2001	7	214	Huet, Cristobal !Cristobal Huet	France	G	272	0	3	3	10	129	90	11	21	2.46
2001	8	237	Gabinet, Mike !Mike Gabinet	Canada	D
2001	9	277	Laplante, Sebastien !Sebastien Laplante	Canada	G
2002	1	18	Grebeshkov, Denis !Denis Grebeshkov	Russia	D	227	17	67	84	112
2002	2	50	Anshakov, Sergei !Sergei Anshakov	Russia	LW
2002	3	66	Kanko, Petr !Petr Kanko	Czech Republic	D	10	1	0	1	0
2002	4	104	Rome, Aaron !Aaron Rome	Canada	D	131	2	10	12	110
2002	4	115	Rooneem, Mark !Mark Rooneem	Canada	LW
2002	5	152	Hogeboom, Greg !Greg Hogeboom	Canada	C
2002	5	157	Andresen, Joel !Joel Andresen	Canada	D
2002	6	185	Murphy, Ryan !Ryan Murphy	USA	RW
2002	7	215	Lyubushin, Mikhail !Mikhail Lyubushin	Russia	D
2002	8	248	Pulliainen, Tuukka !Tuukka Pulliainen	Finland	F
2002	9	279	James, Connor !Connor James	Canada	C	16	1	0	1	2
2003	1	13	Brown, Dustin !Dustin Brown	USA	RW	513	141	164	305	377
2003	1	26	Boyle, Brian !Brian Boyle	USA	C	189	33	18	51	167
2003	1	27	Tambellini, Jeff !Jeff Tambellini	Canada	LW	242	27	36	63	88
2003	2	44	Pushkarev, Konstantin !Konstantin Pushkarev	Kazakhstan	RW	17	2	3	5	8
2003	3	82	Munce, Ryan !Ryan Munce	Canada	G
2003	5	152	Murray, Brady !Brady Murray	Canada	F	4	1	0	1	6
2003	6	174	Pirnes, Esa !Esa Pirnes	Finland	C	57	3	8	11	12
2003	8	231	Zaba, Matt !Matt Zaba	Canada	G	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3.56
2003	8	244	Sullivan, Mike !Mike Sullivan	Canada	C
2003	9	274	Guerin, Martin !Martin Guerin	USA	F
2004	1	11	Tukonen, Lauri !Lauri Tukonen	Finland	RW	5	0	0	0	0
2004	3	95	Baier, Paul !Paul Baier	USA	D
2004	4	110	Lukacevic, Ned !Ned Lukacevic	Serbia	LW
2004	5	143	Neilson, Eric !Eric Neilson	Canada	RW
2004	6	174	Parse, Scott !Scott Parse	USA	RW	64	12	16	28	22
2004	7	205	Curry, Mike !Mike Curry	USA	LW
2004	7	221	Taylor, Daniel !Daniel Taylor	Great Britain	G	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6.00
2004	8	238	Fukufuji, Yutaka !Yutaka Fukufuji	Japan	G	4	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	0	4.37
2004	9	264	Tenkanen, Valtteri !Valtteri Tenkanen	Finland	C
2005	1	11	Kopitar, Anze !Anze Kopitar	Slovenia	C	339	138	220	358	114
2005	2	50	Roussin, Dany !Dany Roussin	Canada	LW
2005	2	60	Fast, T.J. !T.J. Fast	Canada	D
2005	3	72	Quick, Jonathan !Jonathan Quick	USA	G	180	0	4	4	2	96	66	0	12	2.44
2005	5	139	Hersley, Patrik !Patrik Hersley	Sweden	D
2005	6	184	McGinnis, Ryan !Ryan McGinnis	USA	D
2005	7	206	Meyers, Josh !Josh Meyers	USA	D
2005	7	226	Seymour, John !John Seymour	Canada	LW
2006	1	11	Bernier, Jonathan !Jonathan Bernier	Canada	G	32	0	1	1	0	15	11	0	3	2.57
2006	1	17	Lewis, Trevor !Trevor Lewis	USA	C	83	4	12	16	6
2006	2	48	Ryan, Joey !Joey Ryan	USA	D
2006	3	74	Zatkoff, Jeff !Jeff Zatkoff	USA	G
2006	3	86	Holloway, Bud !Bud Holloway	Canada	RW
2006	4	114	Andersen, Niclas !Niclas Andersen	Sweden	D
2006	5	134	Meckler, David !David Meckler	USA	LW
2006	5	144	Nolet, Martin !Martin Nolet	Canada	D
2006	6	164	Braun, Constantin !Constantin Braun	Germany	LW
2007	1	4	Hickey, Thomas !Thomas Hickey	Canada	D
2007	2	52	Moller, Oscar !Oscar Moller	Sweden	C	87	12	14	26	22
2007	2	61	Simmonds, Wayne !Wayne Simmonds	Canada	RW	240	39	54	93	264
2007	3	82	Cameron, Bryan !Bryan Cameron	Canada	C
2007	4	95	Martinez, Alec !Alec Martinez	USA	D	64	5	11	16	20
2007	4	109	King, Dwight !Dwight King	Canada	C	6	0	0	0	2
2007	5	124	Rowat, Linden !Linden Rowat	Canada	G
2007	5	137	Turnbull, Joshua !Joshua Turnbull	USA	D
2007	7	184	Kidd, Josh !Josh Kidd	Canada	D
2007	7	188	Fillier, Matt !Matt Fillier	Canada	LW
2008	1	2	Doughty, Drew !Drew Doughty	Canada	D	239	33	93	126	178
2008	1	13	Teubert, Colten !Colten Teubert	Canada	D
2008	2	32	Voynov, Vyacheslav !Vyacheslav Voynov	Russia	D
2008	3	63	Czarnik, Robbie !Robbie Czarnik	USA	F
2008	3	74	Campbell, Andrew !Andrew Campbell	Canada	C
2008	3	88	Wudrick, Geordie !Geordie Wudrick	Canada	LW
2008	5	123	Loktionov, Andrei !Andrei Loktionov	Russia	C	20	4	3	7	2
2008	6	153	Azevedo, Justin !Justin Azevedo	Canada	C
2008	7	183	Roe, Garrett !Garrett Roe	USA	LW
2009	1	5	Schenn, Brayden !Brayden Schenn	Canada	C	9	0	2	2	0
2009	2	35	Clifford, Kyle !Kyle Clifford	Canada	LW	76	7	7	14	141
2009	3	84	Deslauriers, Nicolas !Nicolas Deslauriers	Canada	D
2009	4	95	Berube, Jean-FrancoisJean-Francois Berube	Canada	G
2009	4	96	Vey, Linden !Linden Vey	Canada	RW
2009	5	126	Kolomatis, David !David Kolomatis	USA	D
2009	6	156	Pelech, Michael !Michael Pelech	Canada	F
2009	6	179	Kozun, Brandon !Brandon Kozun	Canada	RW
2009	7	186	Nolan, Jordan !Jordan Nolan	Canada	C
2009	7	198	Dowd, Nic !Nic Dowd	USA	C
2010	1	15	Forbort, Derek !Derek Forbort	USA	D
2010	2	47	Toffoli, Tyler !Tyler Toffoli	Canada	RW
2010	3	70	Weal, Jordan !Jordan Weal	Canada	C
2010	5	148	Gravel, Kevin !Kevin Gravel	USA	D
2010	6	158	Kitsyn, Maxim !Maxim Kitsyn	Russia	LW
2011	2	49	Gibson, Christopher !Christopher Gibson	Finland	G
2011	3	80	Andreoff, Andy !Andy Andreoff	Canada	C
2011	3	82	Shore, Nick !Nick Shore	USA	C
2011	4	110	Mersch, Michael !Michael Mersch	USA	LW
2011	5	140	Lowry, Joel !Joel Lowry	Canada	LW
2011	7	200	Schumacher, Michael !Michael Schumacher	Sweden	LW