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Ronald Petrovicky Ronald Petrovický ( born February 15 , 1977 in Žilina , Czechoslovakia ) is a Slovak ice hockey right wing formerly playing for Kontinental Hockey League ( KHL0 team Dinamo Riga . He has played professionally in Europe and in North America in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) as well as international play for the Slovak national ice hockey team . Ronald last played in the NHL with the Vancouver Canucks in National Hockey League preseason games on the basis of a try - out to obtain a contract , he failed to make the cut and was released by the team on September 24 , 2009 . Playing career . Born in Czechoslovakia , Petrovicky only played one game as junior at home . Petrovicky moved to Canada to play junior hockey with the Tri - City Americans , Prince George Cougars and the Regina Pats of the Western Hockey League ( WHL ) . While a member of the Cougars , the Calgary Flames chose him in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft . He would sign with the Flames organization in 1998 , and played for the Flames ' American Hockey League ( AHL ) affiliate for two seasons before joining Calgary . He played two seasons for the NHL team before joining the New York Rangers for the 2002 – 03 season . A year later , he was transferred to the Atlanta Thrashers , again as a waiver transaction . During the NHL lockout , Petrovicky played his first professional hockey in Europe , playing for Zilina and Brynas . He played one more season with the Thrashers before joining the Pittsburgh Penguins . For the 2007 - 08 season , Petrovicky moved to Europe , playing for Dukla Trencin , EV Zug and Modo Hockey . He signed with Dinamo Riga for the 2008 – 09 season . He was released on 24 December 2008 . Just before the 2009 NHL pre - season , Petrovicky was invitied to training camp by the Vancouver Canucks but was released from camp on September 23 , 2009 . International . He also played with the Slovak national ice hockey team in the 2000 and 2004 Ice Hockey World Championships . He won the silver medal as part of the 2000 Slovak team .
Mark Visentin Mark Visentin ( born August 7 , 1992 ) is a Canadian major junior ice hockey player currently playing for the Niagara IceDogs of the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) . He was selected 27th overall by the Phoenix Coyotes in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft , and was the second goaltender taken in the draft . Visentin represented Canada at the 2011 World Junior Championships , starting four games in the tournament , and finishing second . Hockey career . Minor . Visentin played his minor hockey with the Halton Hurricanes , winning a provincial PeeWee AAA championship in 2002 – 03 . He was selected by the Niagara Ice Dogs in the third round ( 54th overall ) of the 2008 Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) Priority Selection . Junior . Visentin made his Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) debut for the Niagara Ice Dogs during the 2008 – 09 season . He played in 23 games , winning five . In the 2009 – 10 season Visentin saw increased playing time , appearing in 55 games and winning 24 . After the season , Visentin was ranked fourth among North American goalies by the NHL Central Scouting Bureau . He was drafted by the Phoenix Coyotes in the first round ( 27th overall ) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft . International play . Visentin ' s first experience with Hockey Canada resulted in a gold medal with Team Ontario at the 2009 World Under - 17 Hockey Challenge . During the summer of 2010 , Visentin spent time in the summer at Team Canada ' s summer development camp , as well as Hockey Canada ' s goaltender camp . After Canada ' s tryout camp in December , Visentin made Canada ' s team for the 2011 World Junior Championships . Olivier Roy was Canada ' s starting goalie for most of the tournament , but Visentin replaced him after a loss to Sweden . Visentin won against Switzerland in the quarterfinals , and the United States in the semi - finals , securing his spot as Canada ' s number one goalie for the gold medal game against Russia . After the semi - final against the United States , Visentin was named Canada ' s player of the game . In the final , Russia scored five goals in the third period on Visentin to capture the gold medal , 5 - 3 . After the game , Visentin struggled to explain what had happened , " There ' s really no words to describe it . " Personal life . Growing up , Visentin ' s favourite hockey team was the Montreal Canadiens , and his favourite player was Carey Price .
1992 – 93 Ottawa Senators season The 1992 – 93 Ottawa Senators season was the inaugural season of the franchise . Despite winning the first game on October 8 , 1992 , the Senators would only win nine more en route to their worst season ever . The team still holds three NHL records that were set that season : longest home losing streak of eleven , from October 27 to December 8 , and the longest road losing streak with a total of 38 , from October 10 to April 3 ( nearly the whole season ) and fewest road wins of 1 . Expansion and Entry drafts . The team ' s struggles started before the season when , at the expansion draft , Senators management attempted to make three draft picks who were ineligible . They had wanted to select players from the Canadiens and Maple Leafs after they had both lost two , the maximum . To top it off , the Sens selected C . J . Young from Calgary off the wrong master list of players . The players the Senators did select were " journeymen NHLers or player who had good years in minor leagues but no longer were considered prospects . " At the 1992 NHL Entry Draft , the Sens selected " relative unknown " Alexei Yashin as their first choice , second overall . Yashin opted to play in Moscow for the 1992 – 93 season instead of with the Sens . Regular season . Highlights . The new Senators played their first game on October 8 , 1992 , in the Ottawa Civic Centre against the Montreal Canadiens , winning 5 – 3 . The game was televised on Hockey Night In Canada and was in front of a sold - out Ottawa Civic Centre with 10 , 449 in attendance . The ceremonial face - off between Laurie Boschman and Denis Savard was done by Frank Finnigan , Jr . ( his father having died on Christmas Day , 1991 ) , Bruce Firestone and Gil Stein . There was lots of pre - game spectacle — the skating of Brian Orser , the 9 banners being raised to honour the Senators ' Stanley Cup wins , retirement of Frank Finnigan ' s jersey number and the singing of the anthem by Alanis Morissette . Starting Lineup . Starting Players : Others : Mark Lamb , Doug Smail , Darcy Loewen , Jamie Baker , Laurie Boschman , Andrew McBain , Norm Maciver , Chris Luongo , Tomas Jelinek , Marc Fortier , Mark Osiecki , Darren Rumble , Mike Peluso , Steve Weeks Neil Brady scored the first goal for the modern - day Ottawa Senators franchise in the game . It would take the Sens 39 games to win a road game , their third last road game of the season . It would be the only road win for the Sens in the entire season , and the only points won on the road as well . After the season , General Manager Mel Bridgman was fired , and eventually would be replaced by Randy Sexton . Awards and records . Milestones . Source : Transactions . Waivers . Source : Draft picks . Expansion Draft . The Senators participated in the 1992 NHL Expansion Draft on June 18 , 1992 to fill their roster for the 1992 – 93 NHL Season . Entry Draft . Ottawa ' s draft picks at the 1992 NHL Entry Draft in Montreal , Quebec .
Karen Koch Karen Koch [ pronounced " Cook " ] ( born October 3 , 1951 ) was an American ice hockey goaltender for the Marquette Iron Rangers during the 1969 - 70 season . She signed a contract for $ 40 per game which made her the first professional female hockey player in North America . As of 2000 , as far as her coach , Leonard " Oakie " Brumm , knew , she was the first in the world . Personal life . Since her hockey days , she has earned a bachelor ' s and a master ' s degree , both in English Literature , from the Wayne State University and the University of Dayton respectively . She holds a black belt in judo and a brown belt in jujitsu . Hockey career . The USHL welcomed her as the first female professional hockey player when she was only 18 . At the time , the Iron Rangers were the defending champs . Leonard " Oakie " Brumm , then coach for the past eighteen seasons , has said her only drawback was her size and that , since they were larger , the team ' s other goalies " stopped more pucks by accident than she did on purpose . " Her addition to the team brought complaints from the other players , despite their admittance that she was good . It also brought national publicity as the team got calls from the Associated Press , United Press International , Reuters , and newspapers , radio and TV stations from all over the U . S . and Canada . And when it came time to cut the team down to eighteen players and two goalies , the coach adjusted the numbers so that he could keep her on the team . Her presence caused such a stir that the Sault Ste . Marie , Ontario officials insisted that she be announced as the starting goalie to swell attendance . They also set up a pre - game penalty shot with the mayor , who had been a hockey player in the past . Karen received a standing ovation when she stopped the mayor ' s shot . She was eventually let go from the Iron Rangers after repeatedly going against her coach ' s orders and removing her mask during the after - Christmas games . There were ten games left in the schedule at the time . She went on to play in the Toronto area and made national headlines again when she was barred by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association from playing on men ' s teams .
Al Buchanan Allaster William Buchanan ( b . May 17 , 1927 in Winnipeg , Manitoba - d . January 17 , 1994 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey left winger who played 4 games in the National Hockey League with the Toronto Maple Leafs in late 40s . He played junior hockey for the powerful Winnipeg Monarchs from 1944 to 1947 . During his stay there , the Monarchs won the Memorial Cup in 1946 . Buchanan played one season for the junior Toronto Marlboros and graduated to the senior Marlboros in 1948 - 49 . They won the Allan Cup in 1949 - 50 . During that season Buchanan also played his one and only NHL game for the Toronto Maple Leafs . Buchanan continued to play senior hockey until he retired in 1955 . He won another Allan Cup in 1953 with the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen .
René Vydarený René Vydarený ( born May 6 , 1981 in Bratislava , Czechoslovakia ) is a professional Slovakian ice hockey defenceman currently with HC Sparta Praha of the Czech Extraliga . Vydarený was drafted by the Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft and then played one season with the Rimouski Océanic of the QMJHL . He spent several years in the minor leagues of North America , playing for the Kansas City Blades , the Columbia Inferno , the Manitoba Moose and the Hamilton Bulldogs before returning to Europe in 2004 . Vydarený has also played for the Slovakian national team in several international tournaments .
Len Ceglarski Award for Individual Sportsmanship The Len Ceglarski Award for Individual Sportsmanship is an annual award presented by the Hockey East Conferce . Description of Award . This award , named in honor of retired Boston College Head Coach Len Ceglarski , is given by the league to one player who has consistently demonstrated superior conduct and sportsmanship on the ice . The directors of Hockey East established the Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award in 1992 . Each school nominates one player . The award is then voted upon by head coaches , sports information directors and league officials . Recipients . 1992 - Joe Flanagan , Center , University of New Hampshire Wildcats 1993 - Shane Henry , Center , UMass - Lowell River Hawks 1994 - Michael Spalla , Defensemen , Boston College Eagles 1995 - Steve Thornton , Center , Boston University Terriers 1996 - Todd Hall , Defensemen , UNH Wildcats 1997 - Steve Kariya , Left Wing , Maine Black Bears 1998 - Steve Kariya , Left Wing , Maine Black Bears 1999 - Steve Kariya , Left Wing , Maine Black Bears 2000 - Cory Larose , Center , Maine Black Bears 2001 - Mike Jozefowicz , Defenseman , Northeastern Huskies 2002 - Jon DiSalvatore , Defenseman , Providence College Friars 2003 - Martin Kariya , Left Wing , Maine Black Bears 2004 - Steve Saviano , Left Wing , University of New Hampshire Wildcats 2005 - Jason Guerriero , Center , Northeastern Huskies 2006 - Danny O ' Brien , Right Wing , UMass - Lowell River Hawks 2007 - Mike Lundin , Defenseman , Maine Black Bears 2008 - Chris Higgins , Center , Boston University Terriers 2009 - Dean Strong , Right Wing , Vermont Catamounts 2010 - Ben Smith , Right Wing , Boston College Eagles 2011 - Brian Flynn , Right Wing , Maine Black Bears 2012 - Chris Connolly , Left Wing , Boston University Terriers 2013 - Chris McCarthy , Left Wing , Vermont Catamounts 2014 - Ross Mauermann , Right Wing , Providence College Friars
Bathurst Papermakers The Bathurst Papermakers were a senior team that played in Bathurst , New Brunswick from at least 1937 to 1981 . Highlights included winning the Maritimes Intermediate Championship in 1947 - 48 and the Maritimes Senior Championship in 1957 - 58 . They also won the 1971 Hardy Cup .
Toni Koivisto Toni Koivisto ( born 5 November 1982 in Ylitornio ) is a Finnish professional ice hockey forward currently playing for Frölunda HC of the Swedish Elitserien . Playing career . A native of Ylitornio , Finland , Koivisto moved to Rauma as a teenager in 1998 to play for Lukko , as northern Finland lacked an SM - liiga team at that time . After one year spent with the Lukko junior A team , Koivisto debuted in the SM - liiga in the 1999 - 2000 season , although he still split his time between the adult and the junior teams . In 2000 , Koivisto appeared in the U18 World Championships and won the gold medal with Team Finland . He also represented Finland in the 2001 and 2002 World Junior Championships , coming home with silver and bronze , respectively . After six mediocre seasons with Lukko , Koivisto moved to Tampere to play for Ilves . In his first season there he reached for the first time the 30 points mark , and the 40 points mark in the two following seasons . In 2008 , Koivisto returned to the north to play for Kärpät , the closest major club to Ylitornio , which had been promoted to SM - liiga in his absence . In Oulu Koivisto rose to stardom , scoring 62 points in 58 games during both his two seasons with Kärpät . Koivisto signed a two - year contract with Metallurg Magnitogorsk of the KHL on May 26 , 2009 . In in his first season with Metallurg in 2009 – 10 , Koivisto struggled offensively scoring only 19 points in 51 games , he forewent his final year and signed a new two - year contract with Frölunda HC of the Elitserien on May 20 , 2010 .
Percy Molson Percival Molson , Military Cross ( August 14 , 1880 – July 5 , 1917 ) was a Canadian star athlete and soldier . After an outstanding sports career with McGill University , Molson joined its administration . Molson died fighting in World War I . In his will , he donated funds for McGill to build its football stadium , named Percival Molson Memorial Stadium in his honour . Biography . Molson was born in the resort community of Cacouna , Québec , on the St . Lawrence River . A gifted athlete , at the age of sixteen Percival Molson participated in several sports and as an ice hockey player he was a member of the Montreal Victorias that won the 1897 Stanley Cup championship . While studying at McGill University , Percival Molson captained the hockey team , starred in track and field competitions , played racquet sports , and made the football team . He was named McGill University ' s best " all - round athlete " three years in a row , a feat unmatched in the university ' s history .
Bob Nevin Robert Frank Nevin ( born March 18 , 1938 in South Porcupine , Ontario , Canada ) is a former professional right wing who played 18 seasons in the National Hockey League between 1957 – 58 and 1975 – 76 . Career . He won the Memorial Cup in 1956 with the Toronto Marlboros . In 1958 he turned professional and spent two seasons in the minor pros . Nevin scored 21 goals as a rookie with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1960 – 61 , and finished second in the Calder Memorial Trophy voting to teammate Dave Keon . He shared a line with Red Kelly and Frank Mahovlich helping the Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup in 1962 and 1963 . In 1964 Nevin was traded to the New York Rangers alongside four other players in exchange for Andy Bathgate and Don McKenney . He served the Rangers for seven years until he was traded to the Minnesota North Stars for Bobby Rousseau . He also played for the Los Angeles Kings where he recorded a personal best 72 point season and led the Kings to a franchise record 105 points . Following his time with the Kings , Nevin would head to the Edmonton Oilers of the WHA in 1976 - 77 . He retired following thirteen games with the Oilers after breaking his collarbone . Nevin finished the season as an assitant coach for the Los Angeles Kings . Nevin played 1128 career NHL games , recording 307 goals and 419 assists for 726 points .
List of Current Canadian Senior Leagues Here is a List of Current Senior Hockeys Avalon East Senior Hockey League 2003 - Present Battle River Senior Hockey League 2002 - Present Beaver Lakes Hockey League 2011 - Present Big Six Senior Hockey League 1959 - Present Carillon Senior Hockey League 2005 - Present Central Interior Hockey League 1997 - Present Central Newfoundland Hockey League 2010 - Present Chinook Senior Hockey League 1982 - Present Eastern Senior Hockey League 2001 - 2009 Fishing Lake Senior Hockey League 2004 - Present Fort Carlton Senior Hockey League 1998 - Present Great Lakes Senior Hockey League 1937 - Present Highway Senior Hockey League 1965 - Present Island Community Sr Hockey League 2011 - Present Iqaluit Senior Hockey League 2009 - Present Long Lake Senior Hockey League 1978 - Present Allan Cup Hockey 1991 - Present Newfoundland Senior Hockey League 2011 - Present North East Senior Hockey League 2011 - Present North Central Senior Hockey League ( AB ) 1994 - Present North Central Senior Hockey League ( MB ) 1957 - Present North Oxford Men ' s Hockey League 2012 North Peace Senior Hockey League 1953 - Present North Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League 2011 - Present North Shore Senior Hockey League 1996 - Present Notekeu Senior Hockey League 1999 - Present Qu ' appelle Valley Senior Hockey League 1960 - Present Ranchland Senior Hockey League 1985 ? - Present Rankin Inlet Senior Men ' s Hockey League 2008 - Present Sask West Senior Hockey League 2000 - Present Sask / Alta Senior Hockey League 1964 - Present Sask Valley Hockey League 2008 - Present South Eastern Manitoba Senior Hockey League 1951 - Present Tiger Hills Senior Hockey League 1982 - Present Triangle Hockey League 1983 - Present West Coast Senior Hockey League 2001 - Present WOAA Senior AA Hockey League 1991 - Present Wheatland Senior Hockey League 2008 - Present White Mud Senior Hockey League 2000 - Present
1951 - 52 OHA Intermediate A Groups This is the 1951 - 52 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Intermediate A series : Group winners advanced to the 1951 - 52 OHA Intermediate A Playoffs . Big Five League . Standings . Simcoe Gunners 19 - 5 - 0 - 38 " Note : Woodstock Athletics were a Senior B team . " Semi Finals . " Best of 7 " Simcoe Gunners beat Tilsonburg Chevwoods 4 wins to none . " Each team had an ineligible player . Series restarted as : " " 2 games total goals " Aylmer Power Glides beat Paris Greenshirts 12 goals to 11 . The Paris Greenshirts were allowed to enter the Senior B playoffs against the Woodstock Athletics . See 1951 - 52 OHA Senior B Season . Final . " Best of 7 " Simcoe Gunners beat Aylmer Power Glides 4 wins to none . Northern League . Teams . Stouffville , Orillia , Collingwood Shipbuilders . Newmarket Spitfires , Midland Flyers . " Statistics unavailable . " Stouffville & Orillia were Senior B teams and played off at that level . See 1951 - 52 OHA Senior B Season . Final . " Best of 7 " Collingwood Shipbuilders beat Newmarket Spitfires 4 wins to 1 . Group . Final . " Best of 7 " Wallaceburg Red Devils beat Goderich 4 wins to none . Group . Final . " Best of 5 " Thorold beat Dunnville 3 wins to 1 . Lakeshore Group . Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Final . " Best of 7 " Lindsay beat Cobourg 4 wins to none . See Also . 1951 - 52 OHA Intermediate A Playoffs
2015 - 16 NBJHL Season This is the 2015 - 16 New Brunswick Junior Hockey League season . This is the league ' s 4th season under this name and 7th season overall . The league is a mixed level Junior B and Junior C league as the league came about as the result of the collapse of the New Brunswick Junior C Hockey League in 2011 . That league ' s remaining team , the Hampton Hurricanes moved up to play in the then New Brunswick Junior B Hockey League . Three additional Junior C level team wanted to join the league for the 2012 - 13 season and the league was subsequently renamed . With the present set up of the league ; the Junior B champion advances to the Don Johnson Memorial Cup and the Junior C champion advances to the Maritime - Hockey North Junior C Championship . Standings . Junior B . The junior B teams played and interlocking schedule with the Island Junior Hockey League these games counted in both leagues ' standings but the IJHL didn ' t include the New Brunswick teams in their standings . Playoffs . Junior B . Format . All four teams qualify for the playoffs . The playoff champion advances to the 2016 Don Johnson Memorial Cup . The Moncton Vito ' s advance to the 2016 Don Johnson Memorial Cup . Junior C . Format . the top four teams qualify for the playoffs . Both rounds are best - of - seven . The league playoff champion advances to the 2016 Maritime - Hockey North Junior C Championships . The Western Valley Panthers advance to the 2016 Maritime - Hockey North Junior C Championships .
Southern Sting The Southern Sting are a Junior C team in Hampton , New Brunswick . They play in the New Brunswick Hockey League . The team is based out of the Hampton Arena in Hampton , New Brunswick . THe Hurricanes played in the New Brunswick Junior C Hockey League until 2011 when that league collapsed and all the other teams folded . The team then moved to the New Brunswick Junior B Hockey League for the 2011 - 12 season . That league changed its name in 2012 . THe Hurricanes won their league titles in 2009 , 2012 , 2013 , and 2014 . In those years they advanced to the Maritime - Hockey North Junior C Championship s . They won that title in 2013 and were the finalists in 2014 . On August 27 , 2015 the team announced it was relocating to Quispamsis and changed their name to the Southern Sting
2010 – 11 Edmonton Oilers season The 2010 – 11 Edmonton Oilers season will be the team ' s 38th season of play , 31st as a member of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Playoffs . The Oilers will attempt to return to the playoffs for the first time since the 2005 – 06 season . Player stats . Goaltenders . Denotes player spent time with another team before joining Oilers . Stats reflect time with Oilers only . Traded mid - season . Stats reflect time with Oilers only . Transactions . The Oilers have been involved in the following transactions during the 2010 – 11 season . Draft picks . Edmonton ' s picks at the 2010 NHL Entry Draft in Los Angeles , California .