Jordan Martinook family

Jordan Martinook is a Canadian professional ice hockey player. He plays as a left winger and serves as an alternate captain for the Carolina Hurricanes in the NHL. He started his ice hockey career with the Leduc Oil Kings and then moved on to the Drayton Valley Thunder in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. Though he faced setbacks, like being cut from the WHL’s Lethbridge Hurricanes.

However, Martinook didn’t give up. He later earned a spot with the Vancouver Giants, where he made a strong impression. His dedication paid off when the Phoenix Coyotes drafted him 58th overall in 2012. Since then, Martinook has built a steady NHL career, first with the Arizona Coyotes and later with the Carolina Hurricanes.

Where is Jordan Martinook’s family from?

Jordan Martinook was born on July 25, 1992, in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Due to his father's work in the oil industry, the family moved to Leduc, Alberta, where Martinook was raised. He began playing hockey at the age of five in Estevan, Saskatchewan, before continuing his development in Leduc, according to YebScore.

Jordan Martinook’s parents

Martinook is the son of Wendy and Mark Martinook. Wendy worked with people with disabilities as an operations manager at Leduce Community Living Association for more than 20 years, she shared in an interview with the NHL. Jordan's dad, Mark, worked in the oil patch as per his LinkedIn profile, moving the family to Leduc, where Jordan laced up his first skates. Martinook has a sister, however, her name is not available publicly.

Jordan Martinook’s wife

Courtney Martinook is the wife of NHL player Jordan Martinook. Courtney studied at NAIT (Northern Alberta Institute of Technology) and attended Wetaskiwin Composite High School. She works as a Dental Assistant at Bochinski Dental, according to her Facebook profile.

Jordan Martinook’s kids

Martinook and his Courtney have two children together. Their first child, a son named Chase, was born in January 2019. That same week, he signed a two-year, $4 million extension with the Carolina Hurricanes. After the 2021 season ended, the couple welcomed their second child, a daughter, according to the official NHL. website.