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1962 ECAC Tournament The 1962 ECAC Tournament was the first regional hockey tournament held in the east . The single - elimination tournament was held in order to determine the two eastern participants in the 1962 NCAA Tournament . The participants were : Colby had previously attained the best record among teams in the east , in the ECAC ' s first season . The quarterfinal round were held at home rinks on March 6 , 1962 . In each case , the home team won and advanced to the semifinals at Boston Arena . The advancing quarterfinalists were : On March 9 , 1962 , the semifinal round was played . The winners were guaranteed to advance to the NCAA Tournament in Utica , New York . The final round took place the next day , March 10 .
Charles Lachance Charles Lachance ( born July 14 , 1988 in Quebec City , Quebec ) is a Canadian Ice Hockey Forward currently playing for the Missouri Mavericks of the ECHL . Lachance played Junior Hockey for of the Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League , the Marathon Renegades of the Superior International Junior Hockey League , the OCN Blizzard of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League , and the Walpole Express of the Atlantic Junior Hockey League . After completing his Junior Hockey career , LaChance played one season of for American International College and three seasons for the University of Wisconsin - Stout . During the 2013 - 14 season , LaChance played in the Central Hockey League for the Allen Americans , Tulsa Oilers , and the St . Charles Chill , along with the Mississippi RiverKings of the Southern Professional Hockey League . On July 31 , 2014 , LaChance re - signed with the Tulsa Oilers for the 2014 - 15 season . On October 7 , 2014 , the Central Hockey League ceased operations , which nullified LaChance ' s 2014 - 15 contract with the Oilers . On October 15 , 2014 , the Oilers , which joined the ECHL for the 2014 - 15 season in light of the demise of the Central Hockey League , re - signed LaChance under an ECHL contract . On February 10 , 2015 , the Tulsa Oilers released LaChance , making him eligible for waiver claims . On February 11 , 2015 , the Missouri Mavericks , also of the ECHL , successfully claimed LaChance off of waivers .
Kingston Merchants The Kingston Merchants were a senior and later an intermediate team in Kingston , Ontario . Senior Team . The Merchants played in the Eastern Ontario League in the 1958 - 59 season . They finished in fourth place and lost the league final . Intermediate Team . The Merchants were an independent ( non - league ) team in both the 1967 - 68 season and the 1968 - 69 season . The Merchants won the Ontario Intermediate A title in 1967 - 68 and lost the provincial final in 1968 - 69 . Also the team lost a game to the Japanese National Team in their 1968 - 69 tour of Canada .
Kari Lehtonen Kari Lehtonen ( born November 16 , 1983 in Helsinki , Finland ) is a Finnish professional ice hockey goaltender . He was drafted 2nd overall in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft by the Atlanta Thrashers . In 2001 , as the youngest goalie in the SM - liiga , he earned the league ' s playoff MVP award , while he was playing for Jokerit . During the 2003 - 2004 NHL season he played four games for the Thrashers , winning all four of them and posting one shutout . On opening night of the 2005 - 2006 season , Lehtonen suffered a serious groin injury when Florida Panthers center Nathan Horton collided with Lehtonen . The injury sidelined him for 35 games . Lehtonen was once again injured on April 6 2006 when Tampa Bay Lightning forward Chris Dingman collided with him . Lehtonen tried to get to his feet but sprained his ankle in the process . Shortly into the 2006 - 2007 NHL Season Kari Lehtonen broke the Atlanta Thrashers shutout streak record previously held by Michael Garnett . He also set his career highs in every category . AirTran Airways , a low - cost airline with an Atlanta hub with more than 250 departures per day , signed Kari Lehtonen as an endorser for the 2006 - 2007 season . On February 8 , 2007 , Lehtonen became the Thrashers franchise leader for wins by a goaltender with 49 , surpassing Pasi Nurminen ' s record of 48 . On April 12th , 2007 , Lehtonen was the starting goaltender for the Thrashers in their first NHL playoff game . After a rough start to the 2007 season , Lehtonen suffered another groin injury on October 18 , 2007 . He would miss sixteen games before returning on December 5 , 2007 .
1967 - 68 Maritimes Junior Playoffs Regional playoffs . Semi final . " Best of 7 " Fredericton Red Wings beat Moncton Wheelers 4 wins to 2 . Final . " Best of 7 " Halifax Canadiens beat Fredericton Red Wings 4 wins to 2 . . Halifax Canadiens advanced to the 1967 - 68 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Maritimes Junior Playoffs
Maxim Chudinov Maxim Chudinov ( born March 25 , 1990 in Cherepovets , Russia ) is a Russian defenceman who plays for Severstal Cherepovets in the Kontinental Hockey League . He played for that team ' s junior team in 2005 - 06 and then joined the team in the Russian Superleague in 2006 - 07 . In 2008 - 09 he followed the team to the Kontinental Hockey League . The Boston Bruins chose him 195th overall in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft . Chudinov played for Russia in the 2007 and the 2008 IIHF World U18 Championships , the 2007 World Junior A Challenge , and the 2008 , 2009 , and the 2010 World Junior Championship s .
1968 Turnbull Cup Game 1 . The Steelers , showing of the effects of a 10 - day lay - off , had troubles nailing down the win . Starting the contest with a well organized team effort that paid off to the tune of three goals in the first 10 minutes . The Canadians struck back for one before the first period was over , and out scored Selkirk 3 - 2 in the first half - of the second . St . James controlled the play for the remainder of the match as Selkirk slowed down and became disorganized . The Canadians outshot the Steelers 32 - 20 over the final 40 minutes , but Selkirk netminder Frank Munn got hotter as the game progressed . Bob Bayes scored the first two Selkirk goals and Bob Hogg , Brian Argue and Willie McLeod followed with singles . Warren Harrison , Andy Hellemond , Jim Ballance and Brian Harding took care of the St . James scoring .
1953 - 54 Sutherland Cup Championship These were the 1953 - 54 playoffs for the Sutherland Cup , the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Junior B championship . The teams qualified in the 1953 - 54 OHA Junior B Groupings , Metro Toronto Junior B League , and the Western Ontario Junior B League . First Round . " Best of 7 " Seaforth Baldwins beat Orillia . Quarter Final . " Best of 7 " Waterloo Siskins beat Seaforth Baldwins Semi Final . " Round Robin " Waterloo Siskins & Weston Dukes advanced to the final . Final . " Best of 7 " Waterloo Siskins beat Weston Dukes 4 wins to 3 . See also . List of OHA Junior B Seasons List of Sutherland Cup championships
1913 - 14 MtlHL This is the 1913 - 14 season of the Montreal Hockey League : Standings . Laval Univ . @ Montreal and La Casquette were co - champions . " The league played tripleheaders on Monday nights at the Jubilee Arena . " Post - season playoffs . Laval Univ . @ Montreal advanced to the Doran Cup vs East End ' s Champion of Church Hockey League March 3 East End ' s 5 Laval 4 March 6 La Casquette 2 East End ' s 0 La Casquette vs Mussens Champion of Commercial Hockey League March 9 La Casquette 10 Mussens 2 La Casquette won Doran Cup . La Casquette vs Montreal Light Heat & Power Champion of Manufacturer Hockey League . La Casquette 4 Montre L . H . P . 6 Montreal L . H . P . won Doran Cup . See Also . Montreal Hockey League
Kimberley Dynamiters " This article is about the senior team . For the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League team of the same name , please see Kimberley Dynamiters ( KIJHL ) . " The Kimberley Dynamiters were a senior team . They were one of the longest running senior teams in Canadian history . Save for three seasons during World War II , the Dynamiters played from 1930 through 1981 . They won the British Columbia Senior Championship ( Savage Cup ) 10 times : 1943 , 1935 , 1936 , 1939 , 1942 . 1964 , 1966 , and 1978 . They won the Allan Cup twice : 1936 and 1978 . They won the World Championship once : 1937 . They also went on a European tour in 1937 . The Dynamiters played in the West Kootenay League from 1931 - 32 through 1940 - 41 and in 1945 - 46 . They played in the Western International Hockey League from 1946 - 47 through 1980 - 81 .
2007 World Championship The 2007 IIHF World Championship were held between April 27 and May 13 , 2007 in Moscow , Russia . It was the 71st annual world championship event run by the International Ice Hockey Federation ( IIHF ) . The tournament was won by Canada with Rick Nash being named tournament MVP . Rules . At the 2007 IIHF World Championships , a three - point system for each game is used . Teams winning in regulation were awarded three points , the loser none . Where there was a tie score in the Preliminary , Playoff and Relegation Rounds , teams were given one point each . A five - minute overtime followed and , if the score was still tied after overtime , Game Winning Shots was used . The team winning in overtime or shoot - out was awarded the extra point for a total of two points . Relegation Round . The top two teams in the standings after the round - robin were invited back to the 2008 IIHF World Championship , while the bottom two teams were relegated to the 2008 IIHF Division I Tournament . Ranking and Statistics . Final standings . The final standings of the tournament according to IIHF : Leading goaltenders .
André St . Laurent André St . Laurent ( born February 16 , 1953 , in Rouyn - Noranda , Quebec , Canada ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey forward . St . Laurent started his National Hockey League career with the New York Islanders in 1974 . He also played for the Detroit Red Wings , Los Angeles Kings , and Pittsburgh Penguins . He left the NHL after the 1984 season . He played the 1985 season for the Adirondack Red Wings . He later played in France for several seasons . He started out in junior with the Montreal Junior Canadiens and their successor Montreal Bleu Blanc Rouge from 1970 - 73 . The New York Islanders drafted him 4th ( 49th overall ) in the 1973 NHL Amateur Draft . St . Laurent played most of the next five seasons with the Islanders before being traded to the Detroit Red Wings in 1977 for Michel Bergeron , In 1977 - 78 he scored a career - high 70 points for the Wings . He was again traded , this time to the Los Angeles Kings in 1979 as part of the Dale McCourt trade . His career was on the way down , though , as he moved to the Pittsburgh Penguins and then back to the Red Wings . Two years of minor pro and Spiller retired from North America n hockey in 1985 . Moving to France , he spent five years playing with various teams before retiring in 1990 . In 644 NHL games , Spiller scored 129 goals and 187 assists . In the playoffs , he played 59 games with 8 goals and 12 assists .
Zuzana Tomchikova Zuzana Tomčíková ( born April 23 , 1988 ) is a member of the Slovakia women ' s national ice hockey team and also plays for the Bemidji State Beavers . Tomčíková was part of the team that finished in eighth place at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games . In 2009 , Tomcikova played in the 2009 Ball Hockey World Championships in Pilsen , Czech Republic . Playing career . Prior to NCAA hockey , she played for the Slovakian National Team that won gold medal in the North Korea World Championships ( Division II ) , and placed second in Latvia ( Division I ) . Despite being from Slovakia , Tomčíková went to high school at Caronport High School in Canada . Her high school ladies team won the Regina League , Provincials and the Western Shield in her sophomore year . In addition to women ' s hockey , she played for the boys Tier II team in the South Central minor hockey league . Tomcikova was in net as Canada defeated Slovakia at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games by an 18 - 0 mark . She was teary - eyed after the match . She had never allowed so many goals in her career . In addition , she faced 67 shots , a career high . In a statement , she said she was really happy her team didn ’ t quit on her and the team was cheering her on after every single goal . Bemidji State . Tomcikova was playing in Sweden before joining Bemidji State . She inherited the starting goaltender position at Bemidji State from Emily Brookshaw , who had set career marks in almost every major goaltendingcategory as a Beaver . As a freshman , she was named to the All - WCHA Second Team and All - WCHA Rookie Team . In addition , she became just the second Beaver to eclipse the quadruple - save plateau with 1 , 025 ( also in her freshman year ) . In terms of minutes , she played 1805 : 08 . Statiscally , she recorded a . 917 save percentage and a 3 . 09 goals against average . In addition , she tied the school record with three shutouts and became the first player in conference history to be named WCHA Defensive Player of the Week on three straight occasions ( Dec . 10 , Dec . 17 and Jan . 7 ) . At season ' s end , she became the first Beaver to earn All - WCHA Second Team honors . On January 28 , 2012 , the Wisconsin Badgers hosted a record crowd of 12 , 402 attended the Kohl Center as Wisconsin swept the Bemidji State Beavers . Tomcikova made 32 saves in front of the record breaking crowd , while her rival between the pipes Alex Rigsby earned her sixth shutout of the season . After her senior season , she was a member of the four - year class with the most wins in Beaver history : ( with fellow seniors Kimberly Lieder , Alana McElhinney , Montana Vichorek , Marlee Wheelhouse and Lauren Williams ) .
Quebec North Shore League The Quebec North Shore League was an intermediate league that operated on the north shore of the Gulf of St . Lawrence in Quebec . It ran from 1963 to 1966 . Its champions were eligible for the Quebec Intermediate Championship . It consisted of teams from Sept Iles , Baie - Comeau , and Port Cartier In 1966 it merged with the Lower St Lawrence League to form the Eastern Quebec League . In 1967 - 68 one of its teams , the Sept Iles Miners , won the 1968 Hardy Cup , the first one awarded .
Corey Tropp Corey Tropp ( born July 25 , 1989 ) is an American professional ice hockey player who is currently playing for the Buffalo Sabres in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . He was selected by the Buffalo Sabres in the 3rd round ( 89th overall ) of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft . Playing career . Tropp played three seasons ( 2007 – 10 ) of college ice hockey at Michigan State University with the Michigan State Spartans in the CCHA at the NCAA Division I level . Tropp ' s MSU career was marred by controversy in 2009 , when he and teammate Andrew Conboy brutally attacked Michigan Wolverines defenseman Steve Kampfer , in an on - ice incident where Conboy appeared to check Kampfer from behind and Tropp appeared to slash Kampfer in the neck . Both players were suspended by Spartans head coach Rick Comley for the remainder of the season . Tropp was honored for his outstanding college play when he was named to the CCHA Second All - Star Team in his final year . On November 4 , 2011 , Tropp made his NHL debut against the Calgary Flames . He scored his first NHL goal in his third game on November 8 , 2011 against Ondrej Pavelec of the Winnipeg Jets . Tropp is one of just five NHL players to wear the number 78 . The other three players were Pavol Demitra for the Ottawa Senators ( 1993 – 96 ) , Eric Landry for the Montreal Canadiens ( 2000 – 02 ) , Marc - Antoine Pouliot for the Edmonton Oilers ( 2006 – 08 ) and Benn Ferriero for the San Jose Sharks ( 2009 – present ) .
Bob Johnson ( b . 1948 ) " This is about the goaltender born in 1948 . For the coach of the same name , please see Bob Johnson . " Robert Martin Johnson ( born November 12 , 1948 in Farmington , Michigan ) is a retired professional ice hockey goaltender who played 24 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the Pittsburgh Penguins and St . Louis Blues . His son is Penguins goaltender Brent Johnson . He played for Michigan State University from 1967 to 1970 and then for the junior Kenora Muskies in 1970 - 71 . That same season he turned pro with the Toledo Hornets . Johnson spent most of his career in the minor pros . He played 12 games each for the St . Louis Blues and the Pittsburgh Penguins in the NHL and played 18 games for the Cleveland Crusaders and 24 games for the Denver Spurs - Ottawa Civics franchise in the WHA . He retired in 1977 .
2010 IIHF World Women ' s U18 Championship The 2010 IIHF World Women ' s U18 Championship is the third junior female world ice hockey championships . It will be held from March 27 through April 3 , 2010 , in Chicago , Illinois . The championship is the Under - 18 junior ice hockey edition of the women worlds , organized by the International Ice Hockey Federation ( IIHF ) . Eight teams will play in the top division , and six teams play in Division I . Teams . The following teams will participate in the championship : Preliminary round . Group A . Japan ' s 3 - 1 victory over Finland is the first time in IIHF history that any Japanese national team had ever beaten a Finnish national team . Relegation Round . The relegation round was played as a best - of - three playoff . The Czech Republic sweep hence rendered the last game unnecessary . This is the first time any Russian national team has ever been officially relegated since the country began international competition in 1954 as part of the Soviet Union . ( The senior Russian women ' s team finished the 2005 World Championships in a relegation position , but an expansion of the 2007 tournament to nine teams in 2007 granted them a reprieve . ) " is relegated to Division I for the 2011 IIHF World Women ' s U18 Championship . " Division I . The tournament was held in Piešťany , Slovakia , from April 3 to April 9 , 2010 . " is promoted to Top Division for the 2011 IIHF World Women ' s U18 Championship "
2014 - 15 Chinook Hockey League Season This is the 2014 - 15 Chinook Hockey League season . This was the league ' s 46th season . Standings . Team GP W L OTL GF GA P Playoffs ( Alberta Senior AAA / Mackenzie Cup Playoffs ) . All teams qualify The playoff champion , Bentley Generals advances directly to the 2015 Allan Cup as the Pacific representative as the only AAA registered team in British Columbia withdrew from the competition on January 1 , 2015 and there are no other AAA registered teams in Alberta other than the 5 members of the Chinook Hockey League ( i . e . the league playoffs are also the AAA Provincial Playdowns and the Mackenzie Cup won ' t be held this year )
Randy Murphy Randy Murphy ( b . July 25 , 1972 Mississauga , Ontario , Canada ) is a former professional ice hockey forward and currently a head coach . Randy has played with a wide range of teams and leagues in his 12 years of professional Hockey . His resume includes the Corpus Christi Rayz , New Mexico Scorpions and Columbus Cottonmouths all of the Central Hockey League ( CHL ) . The Elmira Jackals of the United Hockey League ( UHL ) . The Syracuse Crunch of the American Hockey League ( AHL ) . The New Mexico Scorpions of the Western Professional Hockey League ( WPHL ) . The Lakeland Prowlers of the defunct Southern Hockey League ( SHL ) . The Raleigh Icecaps of the East Coast Hockey League ( ECHL ) as well as some time in the Elite European Leagues . All together giving him 328 goals and 567 assists in 751 career games . Randy also played hockey at Elmira College for four years . Randy recorded back to back 100 point seasons with the Columbus Cottenmouths in 1996 - 97 and 1997 - 98 . He also has his hockey stick inside the Pro Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto , Canada . On December 31 , 1999 in a game versus El Paso Buzzards , he scored the final professional goal scored in the millennium while with the New Mexico Scorpions . Randy has spent three seasons as a player assistant for the Elmira Jackals in the United Hockey League before becoming the assistant coast of the New Mexico Scorpions in 2006 - 07 . Randy then was named head coach for two seasons . Where he posted a 61 - 57 - 10 record and led the Scorpions to the second round of the CHL playoffs in 2007 - 08 . On June 29 , 2009 Randy Murphy was hired as the third head coach in history of the Huntsville Havoc of the Southern Professional Hockey League ( SPHL ) .
Saskatoon Quakers " This article is about the senior and minor pro teams . For the Saskatoon Quakers junior team please see Saskatoon Quakers ( junior ) . " History . The Saskatoon Quakers were a senior hockey team in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan , Canada , They were named after the Quaker Oats Company , a major employer in the city . The history of the Saskatoon Quakers goes back to 1918 when they won the provincial championship . Their next recorded appearance was in 1926 - 27 when they lost the Saskatchewan Senior final . They played for four seasons from 1930 thorugh 1933 . In the last year they reached the Allan Cup Final which they lost to the Moncton Hawks . They were still chosen to represent Canada at the 1934 World Championship in Milan , Italy . The Quakers won that title after a tour of Europe ( see 1933 - 34 Saskatoon Quakers ) . Although Saskatoon continued to be represented in senior hockey , the Quakers name disappeared until 1936 - 37 . The Quakers played for six seasons , winning the Saskatchewan title in 1938 - 39 and 1941 - 42 . Again the Quakers name disappeared , this time until 1947 - 48 . The team won the Western Canada Major Hockey League title in 1950 - 51 . The entire league joined the minor pro Pacific Coast Hockey League the following season and the Quakers took the league title that year . The league changed its name to the Western Hockey League in 1951 - 52 . But after five seasons the costs were too mmuch and the team folded . It was ressurected in 1957 - 58 with a split home between Saskatoon and St . Paul , Minnesota but that experiment failed . The Quakers came back as a senior team in 1960 - 61 in the Saskatchewan Senior League . They won the league in 1962 , 1963 , and 1964 but lost the western final in each year . The league then admitted some teams from Alberta and became the Western Canada Senior Hockey League in 1965 - 66 . In 1967 - 68 the Quakers won the league but again lost in the western playoffs . They played three seasons back in the Saskatchewan League . In 1971 - 72 they started out in the Prairie Hockey League ) but folded in January . The 1933 - 34 team was inducted into the Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame in 2015 . Season - by - Season Records . Saskatchewan Senior Hockey . " The Quakers did not play in 1927 - 28 , 1928 - 29 , 1934 - 35 , and 1935 - 36 . They won the 1934 World Championship . " Pacific Coast / Western Hockey League . " Note : GP = Games played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties Pts = Points , GF = Goals for , GA = Goals against "
1908 – 09 Ottawa Hockey Club season The 1908 – 09 Ottawa Hockey Club season was the club ' s 24th season , third in the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association . Ottawa won the league championship and took over the Stanley Cup from the Montreal Wanderers . Team business . This was the first season that the Club played as professionals as the amateur clubs dropped out of the league . There was turnover in Ottawa as Harvey Pulford and Alf Smith retired and Tom Phillips left . Ottawa would replace these players with Edgar Dey , Billy Gilmour and Albert ' Dubby ' Kerr from Toronto Professionals . Alf Smith would organize the Ottawa Senators of the Federal Hockey League . Ottawa played an exhibition game prior to the season with the Toronto professionals on January 2 in Toronto . Ottawa defeated Toronto 5 – 4 . Dubby Kerr played for Toronto , and signed with Ottawa a week later . Regular season . Marty Walsh would win the scoring championship with 38 goals . Ottawa would average nearly ten goals per game . After losing the first game , Ottawa then won the next ten in a row before losing in the final game of the season , when the league championship was already won .