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Name: Dave Harris

Height: 6'0"

Weight: 195 lbs

Age: 18

(DOB): Oct 2, 1989

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Hometown: Waterloo, ON

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Prentice tries to be The Last Man Standing
Press Release: June 1, 2006
By: Vince Versace

Former Oshawa General Mark Prentice will see if he has what it takes to be the last man skating in the hockey reality show 'Making the Cut-The Last Man Standing'. "I am just really grateful for the break to participate in 'Making The Cut' this season as it gives me an added opportunity to showcase my abilities to the pro scouts," says Prentice, who finished his junior career with the Port Hope Predators last season.

Prentice is one of 39 players who will be featured on the show, which starts Sept. 9. He led the Provincial Junior A Hockey League with 56 goals and 100 points in 49 games for the Predators. Filming of the show begins this weekend in British Columbia and ends in early August.

Shelley Prentice says her son is excited about the opportunity and exposure the show will give him. Prentice was chosen from a list of 300 top junior and university players provided to the show's producers from the National Hockey League.

"When Mark first got the call he thought someone was trying to pull a prank on him," says Mrs. Prentice. This is the second season of Making the Cut-Last Man Standing which gives non-professional, undrafted hockey players a chance at being drafted by NHL team. Six Canadian NHL teams drafted six players last year at the show's season finale. The show's producers are excited about Prentice getting a chance to participate in the show.

"Mark had an exceptional season with the Port Hope Predators and our scouts felt that he deserved this second chance to make a first impression," says Scotty McWilliam, the show's hockey development director. "We are all excited to see how his talent shows when playing next to top major junior and university players from across Canada."

Tim Clayden, Predators hockey operation director, says Predator ownership and management are excited about the new opportunity granted to the team's former captain and all-star.

"We are all very happy for Mark, he deserves the bonus and has an excellent chance to continue on with his own hockey career," says Clayden. "Although Mark was the leading scorer last season, he has a better chance than most to continue on in hockey. He can play well in both ends of the rink which is most important in today's new game."

'Making the Cut-Last Man Standing' starts Sept. 9 on Global and will run every Sunday until its conclusion in the new year.

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