Rob Ramage
Teammate of Ric Seiling on Canada's 1977 bronze medal junior squad.
via Wikipedia: Ric Seiling · see source
Rob Ramage is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player who was a teammate of Richard James Seiling on Canada's national junior squad. He was a future number one draft pick, and played alongside Seiling on the 1976–77 Canadian junior team that won a bronze medal. Ramage's junior career included being selected for that national squad, where he was one of several notable players on the roster.
Quick Facts
- Active era
- 1979–1994
- Status
- Retired
- Key teammate
- Ric Seiling (Canada junior team)
Lore & Background
Rob Ramage was selected to play for Canada's national junior squad during the 1976–77 season, the same year as Ric Seiling's last in junior hockey. The team won a bronze medal at the tournament. Ramage's teammates on that Canadian roster included future number one draft picks Dale McCourt and Rob Ramage himself, as well as Ron Duguay, John Anderson, Dave Hunter, and Al Secord. This squad was notable for its high concentration of future NHL talent, with Ramage being one of the players who would go on to be a top draft selection.
Reader's Guide
Rob Ramage's junior career highlight came when he was selected to play for Canada's national junior team in the 1976–77 season. That team won a silver medal, and Ramage was one of two future number one overall draft picks on the roster, alongside Dale McCourt. The team also featured several other players who would have notable NHL careers, including Ron Duguay, John Anderson, Dave Hunter, and Al Secord. This international experience was a key step in Ramage's development before he entered the NHL draft.
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