Teeder Wynne (born December 6, 1973) is a Canadian former ice hockey forward who was an All-American for North Dakota.
Career Wynne began attending the University of North Dakota in the fall of 1992. He saw little playing time as a freshman, providing minimal scoring for a team that won less than a third of its games. While his production improved as a sophomore, the team remained mired at the bottom of the WCHA. Dean Blais was brought in as head coach in 1994 and Wynne saw a dramatic increase to his game. He scored 30 more points as a junior, leading the team with 49 and helping the Fighting Sioux get back to .500. In his final season with North Dakota, Wynne continued his upward trend, finishing in the top 10 in the nation in scoring. UND posted its first winning season in five years while Wynne was named to the All-American team.
After graduation, Wynne went to Europe to play professionally. over the next seven seasons, Wynne played on five different teams in four countries. He typically produced at least a point per game over the course of a season and averaged two points per game three times. In 2002 he helped the Dundee Stars win the British National League championship, scoring nearly three points per game in their playoff run. Wynne played one season after the title before retiring as a player.
Personal life Teeder's older brother John played college hockey at Waterloo. The two played together in Europe from 1996 through 1999.
Statistics Regular season and playoffs Regular Season Playoffs Season Team League GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM 1990–91 Calgary Royals U18 AAA AMHL —————————— 1991–92 Calgary Royals AJHL 59366810458————— 1992–93 North Dakota WCHA 132246————— 1993–94 North Dakota WCHA 258101835————— 1994–95 North Dakota WCHA 3922274958————— 1995–96 North Dakota WCHA 3726477366————— 1996–97 Nybro Vikings Hockeytvåan 31142640—————— 1997–98 Asiago HC Serie A 475753110105————— 1998–99 Sheffield Steelers BISL 331124351262352 1999–00 Sheffield Steelers BISL 402831591872350 2000–01 Ayr Scottish Eagles BISL 4714243812712310 2001–02 Dundee Stars BNL 4444509414101216282 2002–03 Dundee Stars BNL 362950791641120 NCAA totals 114 58 86 144 165 — — — — — BISL totals 120 53 79 132 42 20 5 8 13 12 BNL totals 80 73 100 173 30 14 13 17 30 2
Awards and honors Award Year All-WCHA First Team 1995–96 AHCA West Second-Team All-American 1995–96
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