Mark Thiessen

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  Head Coach Mark Thiessen called a time out to rest the top line and that really seemed to pay off.

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  MARK THIESSEN Winkler Flyers

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  "Lots of young guys that are very talented and even our vets that came back to camp came in shape which is really nice to see, we're very happy overall," was how Head Coach and General Manager Mark Thiessen described the first three days of camp.
  
  "The games that we played have been very intense and I think all the years I've been involved this is the most intense I've ever seen," added Thiessen.
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  Thiessen says they will cut another ten after their rookie game against the defending league champion Terriers tomorrow and another ten after their intrasquad game on Wednesday.

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  Murray and Spiller represent two of only four head coaches who are back with their teams from 2008-09 (Mark Thiessen of the Winkler Flyers and Barry Butler of the Waywayseecappo Wolverines are the others).

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  I just expect them to be better players and that can only help our team," said Head Coach and General Manager Mark Thiessen.
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  "This year I expect a really competitive camp, I know we have a lot of vets coming back but I think they knew when they left in spring that they better be ready for fall camp and if they're not they are going to be left behind," says Thiessen.
  
  Thiessen added, "The message was pretty clear from me during the summer that if they're not ready to go then just watch yourself."

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  MARK THIESSENWinkler Flyers
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  Mark was hired by the Flyers on December 4, 2006 to take over as their Head Coach.Most recently the Morden, MB native was serving as the Head Coach of the South Eastern Manitoba Hockey League's Morden Redskins.Prior to joining the Redskins he spent five seasons with the Orange and Black as an Assistant Coach.
  
  Not only does he bring with him years of coaching experience, but he also has a lengthy resume of on ice accomplishments that began with two seasons as a member of the Flyers (1984-1986).From there he headed west to Alberta where he laced up the blades at Camrose Lutheran College (1986-1990) and NAIT (1990-1991), where him and his teammates captured the Canadian College Championship.
  
  Once his college career came to an end he moved to Germany where he played one season with Moers in the German Ice Hockey Federation (1991-1992).After a year overseas he returned to Alberta to play AAA Senior hockey with the Stony Plain Eagles (1992-1993) before he wrapped up his playing career after spending 11 seasons with the Morden Redskins (1993-2004).
  
  Mark and his wife Julia currently reside in Morden where they are raising their two daughters Torrie and Danika.

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  Asst. Coach: Mark ThiessenPhone: (204) 362 - 0599Email: martec22@mts.net

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  MARK THIESSENWINKLER FLYERS - MJHLCO-HEAD COACH

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  "We saw some good goaltending, a couple great shots, hit some cross bars and posts and stuff but overall it was really good," said Flyers Head Coach and General Manager Mark Thiessen.
  
  If this evenings rookie game was any indication, tomorrows annual intra-squad game should be a very exciting affair. The team will carry only 41 players into tomorrow as 14 more players were let go after tonights game. Thiessen says their numbers will be brought down to around 30 after Wednesday night as they prepare for their next exhibition game in Portage on Friday.

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  “There was one no-show, and we added a few others (players),†said Flyers head coach and general manager Mark Thiessen. He added there weren’t too many spots available, so the competition was quite intense.
  
  “We’ve kind of filled most of our spots. A young newcomer would have to be pretty special to stick,†noted Thiessen.
  
  The numbers were cut to about 45 players going into the pre-season games that began with the Flyers entertaining the Portage Terriers Tuesday night. It was the traditional rookie encounter, which Thiessen said gave both clubs a look at their young players in a game situation.
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  Then Thiessen, associate head coach Ernie Sutherland and new assistant coach Bob Agnew from Morden put their heads together to make some decisions on players.
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  Thiessen noted the addition of Agnew was a good move.
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  Meanwhile, Thiessen said the Flyers officially parted company with Dayn Belfour earned before the camp started. Beflour has signed with the Waterloo Black Hawks of the United States Hockey League.

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