Fabian Joseph, a Sydney native, spent most of his hockey career playing for Canadian national teams. He won silver medals with the Olympic teams of 1992 and 1994 after being drafted in the 6th round by Toronto in 1984. Joseph passed on Toronto’s offer so he could join the Olympic program under Dave King.

The centreman signed as a free agent with Edmonton in 1987 and played two years with their American Hockey League farm team in Halifax and then Cape Breton. He was both captain and MVP in 1988 and 1989.

After his Olympic experience, Joseph played for Milwaukee in the IHL and coached there. He joined Saint Mary’s University as the assistant coach in 1999, assisted the Halifax Mooseheads later the same year, and was selected to head the Dalhousie Tigers program in 2000- winning AUS Coach of the Year Honours in 2001.