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Thomas Powell Thomas Powell ( born 12 February 1986 ) is an Australian ice hockey player currently playing for the Melbourne Ice in the Australian Ice Hockey League . Playing career . Powell first played ice hockey for the Melbourne Ice of the Australian Ice Hockey League ( AIHL ) in 2004 . During his first season he played 17 games , scoring 14 goals and recording eight assists . The following year Powell joined the Melbourne Blackhawks of the Victorian Senior A league as well as playing for the Ice in the 2005 AIHL season . In 2007 he was named the AIHL ' s MVP for the 2007 AIHL season . During 2008 Powell was also a member of the Victorian state team in the Brown tournament for players aged 23 and under . He played four games , recording four goals and three assists . In 2011 Powell was named as alternate captain for the Ice in the 2011 AIHL season . Powell is currently in his ninth season with the Ice , playing in the 2012 AIHL season . Powell was first called up to represent Australia in 2004 where he joined the national under - 20 team to compete at the 2004 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships . He played again for the under - 20 team at the IIHF World U20 Championships in 2005 and 2006 . In 2008 Powell joined the national senior team to compete at the 2008 Men ' s World Ice Hockey Championships . He has since represented Australia at three other World Championships . Personal life . Powell was born on 12 February 1986 in Sydney , New South Wales , Australia .
1968 – 69 Montreal Canadiens season The 1968 – 69 Montreal Canadiens season was the club ' s 60th season of play . The Canadiens would defeat the St . Louis Blues to win their 16th Stanley Cup championship in club history . Pre - season . With the Montreal Forum under renovation , the Canadiens held their training camp in the Verdun Auditorium . Their farm teams trained in nearby Pointe Claire . Playoffs . Quarter - final . " Montreal wins the series 4 – 0 . " Semi - final . " Montreal wins the series 4 – 2 . " Stanley Cup Final . " Montreal wins the series 4 – 0 . " Montreal Canadiens 1969 Stanley Cup Champions . Gump Worsley , Rogatien Vachon , Jacques Laperriere , J . C . Tremblay , Ted Harris , Serge Savard , Terry Harper , Larry Hillman , Jean Beliveau ( captain ) , Ralph Backstrom , Dick Duff , Yvan Cournoyer , Claude Provost , Bobby Rousseau , Henri Richard , John Ferguson , Christian Bordeleau , Jacques Lemaire , Mickey Redmond , Lucien Grenier , Tony Esposito , Toe Blake ( coach ) , Sam Pollock ( general manager ) , Larry Aubut , Eddy Palchak ( trainers ) . References . < / div >
2002 – 03 Minnesota Golden Gophers men ' s ice hockey season The 2002 – 03 Minnesota Golden Gophers men ' s ice hockey team represented the University of Minnesota in the 2002 – 03 NCAA Division I men ' s hockey season , winning the Western Collegiate Hockey Association tournament championship and the NCAA national championship . The team was coached by Don Lucia and played their home games at Mariucci Arena . The WCHA tournament championship was Minnesota ' s twelfth and its first since the 1995 – 96 season . It was their fifth NCAA national championship and marked the first time the team had won back - to - back national championships . Season standings . " Note : PTS = Points ; GP = Games Played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; GF = Goals For ; GA = Goals Against " Season Stats . Scoring Leaders . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty Minutes " Goaltending . " Note : GP = Games Played ; TOI = Time On Ice ( minutes ) ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; GA = Goals Against ; SO = Shutouts ; Sv % = Save Percentage ; GAA = Goals Against Average "
List of Stanley Cup Final overtime series winners The following is a list of players who scored the game - winning goal in an overtime period of a Stanley Cup playoff series . In the history of the National Hockey League , there have been 15 series which have ended on a game - winning goal in overtime . What follows is a list of goal scorers , the team that won the Stanley Cup as a result of the goal , the year in which it occurred , the game in the series in which it took place , the overtime period it happened in , the time of the goal , and the opposing goaltender who allowed the winning goal .
Gatineau Flames The Gatineau Flames are a Canadian junior ice hockey team based in Buckingham , Quebec . The team is a member of the Quebec Junior Hockey League , but was a member of the Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey League for decades , ending in 2015 . History . Originally known as the Voisins de Papineau ( Papineau Neighbours ) , the Neighbours won the 2000 Eastern Ontario Junior " B " title despite being from the Province of Quebec . In 2002 , the team became the Buckingham Mustangs . In 2003 , the team expanded their name by becoming the Gatineau Mustangs . In 2006 , the Mustangs hosted the 2006 Coupe Dodge , the Hockey Quebec Junior " AA " championships . Coming in the Mustangs defeated Les Rebels de Trois - Pistoles 4 - 3 , and then beat the Express de Suroît 6 - 5 . Sadly , in the first elimination round the Mustangs ran into a brick wall and were put down by the eventual finalist , Marquis de Jonquière , in an 8 - 5 heart breaker . At the conclusion of the 2014 - 15 season , the league announced it was re - organizing to be more of dedicated developmental league to the Central Canada Hockey League and re - named the league Central Canada Hockey League Tier 2 . Initially , the league was to down size to twelve teams ( one feeder club for each Tier 1 team ) , however it reduced to 16 teams , eliminating 6 of the current franchises , including the Akwesasne Wolves , Morrisburg Lions , Almonte Thunder , Gananoque Islanders , Gatineau Mustangs and Shawville Pontiacs . In May 2015 , Gatineau announced they were joining the Quebec Junior Hockey League by purchasing the Lachine Maroons franchise and re - locating it to Buckingham . They were forced to change their name though as the Vaudreuil - Dorion Mustangs are long time members of the QJHL .
List of Trondheim Black Panthers seasons The Trondheim Black Panthers were a Norwegian ice hockey club based in Trondheim . They were members of the highest Norwegian ice hockey league , Eliteserien , from 1987 until going bankrupt and folding in 2008 . The Black Panthers were founded as Trondheim Ishockeyklubb in 1986 , after a merger of the ice hockey departments belonging to Astor and Strindheim . Their aim had been to create a team that could reach and compete effectively in the top division . The " Black Panthers " name was adopted in 2000 . Trondheim replaced Astor and Strindheim in the 2 . divisjon ( second tier ) before the 1986 – 87 season , and immediately won promotion to the 1 . divisjon ( Eliteserien from 1990 onwards ) . They went on to complete twenty - one seasons in the Eliteserien , winning over 300 regular season games and two league titles . They were , however , never able to win the Norwegian Championship , despite advancing to the Finals in 1989 and 2005 . After struggling for several years , both financially and on the ice , the Black Panthers elected to cease operations in March 2008 .
1979 Calder Cup Playoffs The 1979 Calder Cup Playoffs of the American Hockey League began on April 11 , 1979 . The top three teams from each division qualified for the playoffs . The two division winners earned byes for the Division Semifinals while the other two teams in each division played best - of - 5 series . The winners played best - of - 7 series with the team that received the first round bye in their division . The winners of each Division Final played a best - of - 7 series for the Calder Cup . The Calder Cup Final ended on May 11 , 1979 with the Maine Mariners defeating the New Haven Nighthawks four games to zero to win the Calder Cup for the second consecutive year , and the third time in team history . Maine also beat new Haven in the 1978 Calder Cup Final . In game 3 of the Southern division final , New Haven scored 15 goals against Binghamton to set an AHL record for most goals scored by one team in one playoff game . Playoff seeds . After the 1978 – 79 AHL regular season , the top three teams from each division qualified for the playoffs . The Maine Mariners finished the regular season with the best overall record for the second consecutive year . The two division champions earned byes to the Division Finals . Bracket . In each round , the team that earned more points during the regular season receives home ice advantage , meaning they receive the " extra " game on home - ice if the series reaches the maximum number of games . There is no set series format due to arena scheduling conflicts and travel considerations .
Danny Groulx Danny Groulx ( born June 23 , 1981 ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman currently playing for the Yugra Khanty - Mansiysk of the Kontinental Hockey League in Russia . Playing career . In his junior career , Groulx became just the second player in CHL history to win his league ' s MVP honors as well as the Memorial Cup MVP with the Victoriaville Tigres . He is the only player with this distinction not currently active in the NHL . In his junior career , he racked up 332 points in 341 games . On August 12 , 2002 , Groulx was signed as a free agent for the Detroit Red Wings . Groulx then played with Red Wings affiliate , the Grand Rapids Griffins of the AHL for the next three seasons before he was loaned to the Manitoba Moose for the completion of the 2004 - 05 season . Groulx was invited to the Montreal Canadiens training camp on September 13 , 2008 . He was re - assigned to the Hamilton Bulldogs of the AHL for the 2006 - 07 season , where he helped the Bulldogs capture the Calder Cup . Groulx was invited to the Chicago Blackhawks training camp on September 16 , 2008 . He was re - assigned to the Rockford IceHogs of the AHL for the 2008 - 09 season , where he posted 40 points in 80 games . On July 16 , 2009 , Groulx signed a one - year contract with the San Jose Sharks .
2000 – 01 Colorado Avalanche season The 2000 – 01 Colorado Avalanche season was the franchise ' s 28th season , 21st in the National Hockey League , and 5th as the Colorado Avalanche . The Avalanche won the Stanley Cup by defeating the New Jersey Devils 4 - 3 in the Stanley Cup playoffs . Regular season . All - Star game . The 51st National Hockey League All - Star Game took place on February 4 , 2001 , at Pepsi Center in Denver , Colorado . The final score was North America 14 , World 12 . Player stats . Forwards . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes " Defencemen . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes " Goaltending . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; SO = Shutouts ; GAA = Goals against average " The 2000 - 01 season marked the first and only time that Patrick Roy won at least 40 games in a season during his career . 2001 Colorado Avalanche Stanley Cup Champions . David Aebischer , Rob Blake , Ray Bourque , Greg De Vries , Chris Dingman , Chris Drury , Adam Foote , Peter Forsberg , Milan Hejduk , Dan Hinote , Jon Klemm , Eric Messier , Bryan Muir , Ville Nieminen , Scott Parker , Shjon Podein , Dave Reid , Steven Reinprecht , Patrick Roy , Joe Sakic , Martin Skoula , Alex Tanguay , Stephane Yelle . Head coach : Bob Hartley . Awards and records . Awards Honors Franchise records References . < / div >
1934 - 35 Battleford Millers The Battleford Millers were an intermediate team in Battleford , Saskatchewan . After playing in the 1934 - 35 season they embarked on a tour of Japan , the first Canadian team to do so . Roster . Manager : Maurice Holliday Players : See also . Canadian Team Overseas Exhibition Tours
1939 - 40 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs Senior A Champion . Ottawa City Senior League : Hull Volants Senior B Final . " Best of 3 " " At this point a Smiths Falls protest uncovered that Craig McClelland of Cardinal was ineligible . The Ottawa District Hockey Association ( ODHA ) voided these two games and changed the series to : " " 2 games total goals " " Cardinal insisted that this victory gave them the best of 3 series . The ODHA rejected this and ordered another game , The Corsairs refused to play this so they were suspended and Smiths Falls was awarded the series . " Smiths Falls MicMacs beat Cardinal Corsairs . Smiths Falls MicMacs won the Ottawa Citizen Shield ( Senior B ) . Senior A - B Final . " Best of 5 " Hull Volants beat Smiths Falls MicMacs 2 games to 1 . . Hull Volants advanced to the 1939 - 40 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Ottawa District Senior Playoffs
Cleveland Barons ( 2001 - 2006 ) " For the 1976 – 1978 NHL team see Cleveland Barons ( NHL ) . " " For the earlier AHL team see the Cleveland Barons ( 1937 - 1973 ) . " The Cleveland Barons were a professional team in the American Hockey League . They played in Cleveland , Ohio , USA at the Gund Arena between 2001 and 2006 . The team was named in honor of the popular Barons team that played in the AHL and its forerunners from 1929 to 1973 . The Barons name was revived in 2001 when the San Jose Sharks purchased their AHL affiliate , the Kentucky Thoroughblades , and relocated them to Cleveland , where they would play at the arena which was owned and operated by Sharks owners George and Gordon Gund . The Gunds had also owned the most recent incarnation of the Barons , who played in the NHL in the late 1970s . The franchise relocated to Worcester , Massachusetts for the 2006 – 07 season and became the Worcester Sharks . Dan Gilbert , the owner of the National Basketball Association ' s Cleveland Cavaliers , purchased the inactive Utah Grizzlies AHL franchise and moved it to Cleveland . Renamed the Lake Erie Monsters , the club began play in Cleveland in 2007 . The team logo , a shark in monocle and top hat , was originally designed as an alternate logo for the San Jose Sharks before being modified with formal wear for the Barons . History . This market was previously served by : This market is now the home to :
2010 AIHL season The 2010 AIHL season is the 11th season of the Australian Ice Hockey League ( AIHL ) . It ran from April 24 , 2010 until August 22 , 2010 , with the Goodall Cup finals following on August 28 and 29 . League business . For the 2010 season Melbourne Ice relocated to a new stadium in Melbourne . The new ice rink known as the Icehouse is the home of the Olympic Winter Institute of Australia . It features two olympic size rinks and is one of three in Australia to be fully - glassed . The Gold Coast Blue Tongues signed an agreement with the Southern Stars Ice Hockey Club to play two of their home games in Brisbane at Acacia Ridge , which is a full sized olympic sized - rink . Regular season . August . I Double points game . Playoffs . The playoffs were held between August 28 and August 29 with all three games being played at the Icehouse in Melbourne . Melbourne Ice won the final and the Goodall Cup after defeating the Adelaide Adrenaline 6 to 4 . Statistics . Scoring leaders . List shows the ten top skaters sorted by points , then goals . Leading goaltenders . Only the top five goaltenders , based on save percentage .
1957 - 58 Ottawa - Hull Canadiens season This is the 1957 - 58 Ottawa - Hull Canadiens season : They were a farm team of the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League . Ths junior team was still without a league to play in . Instead , it played for the Laurier Cup against the teams of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s ( OHA ) Junior A League . The Canadiens won this trophy . The games also counted for the OHA teams in their standings . The team also played games against the teams of the Eastern Ontario Senior League . These games also counted in the standings . The Canadiens signed some senior players for these games , which gave them a chance to rest their junior players . The home games in the junior series were all played in Ottawa . The senior home games , and some exhibitions against Quebec Hockey League teams , were played in a brand - new arena in the city of Hull , Quebec . Hull was just across the river from Ottawa ( it is now a part of the city of Gatineau ) . The Moscow Selects were the first Soviet team to tour Canada . The Canadiens lost 7 - 3 to them on December 1st at Montreal . In the rematch , the Canadiens were reinforced by players from the Toronto Marlboros but still lost 10 - 1 . The Canadiens received a bye into the 1957 - 58 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs , which they won . They then beat the Regina Pats in the 1957 - 58 Memorial Cup Final . Record . vs . Ontario Senior League 15 - 20 - 1 - 47 169 - 171
Warroad Lakers The Warroad Lakers were an American Senior team from Warroad , Minnesota . < br > The Lakers played in Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association and Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association in various senior and intermediate leagues and were granted special eligibility for the Allan Cup and Hardy Cup by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association . The Lakers are three - time Allan Cup Champions , and one - time Hardy Cup Champions . History ( 1946 - 47 to 1996 - 97 ) . The Cal Marvin Story " from the Vintage Minnesota Hockey site " < br > At the 1973 - 74 Hardy Cup Championships , the Lakers faced the Ottawa District Hockey Association ' s Embrun Panthers . The Lakers swept them 3 - games - to - none to win their only Hardy Cup . Three years later , the Lakers faced New Brunswick ' s Campbellton Tigers at the 1976 - 77 Hardy Cup Championships , but fell 3 - games - to - 1 . The Warroad Lakers are only the second American team in Allan Cup history to be Canadian National Senior " AAA " Champions . They won the 1994 Allan Cup on home ice , the next year they won the 1995 Allan Cup in Stony Plain , Alberta , and then won the 1996 Allan Cup in Unity , Saskatchewan to become the only team in history to win three consecutive Allan Cups . A season later , the Lakers failed to defeat the Powell River Regals in the 1997 Allan Cup final , which would have given them four in a row if won . < hr > All four of the Lakers ' winning teams have been inducted into the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame . < hr > Prior to 96 - 97 , manager & founder Cal Marvin announced that " this the Lakers fiftieth season would be their last . " Championships . Canadian Intermediate ( Hardy Cup ) . Thunder Bay Intermediate Championships 1963 , 1964 < br > Manitoba Intermediate Championships 1971 , 1972 , 1973 , 1974 , 1977 , 1978 , 1979 , 1987 < br > Western Canadian Intermediate Championships ( Edmonton Journal Trophy ) 1964 , 1974 , 1977 < br > Canadian Intermediate Championships ( Hardy Cup ) 1974 other . United States Intermediate Championships 1955 < br > Canadian Central Hockey League Championships 1972 , 1974 < br > Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team roster or on league for direct link to that season .
1953 - 54 QCJBHL Season This is the 1953 - 54 season of the Quebec City Junior B Hockey League , which was known as the " Association . " This season the teams from Quebec City joined with the teams from the former St . Maurice Valley Junior League . There were two leagues formed - the " Association " and the " Provincial League . " The reason for the two leagues was that there were two Junior " A " teams in Quebec City . There were the Citadelles in the Ontario Hockey Association and the Frontenacs in the Quebec Junior Hockey League . The teams were rivals and did not cooperate . The Frontenacs sponsored a team in the Association and the Citadelles in the Provincial League . In late December a truce was brokered by the Montreal Canadiens . The two Junior A teams merged as the Frontenacs in the Quebec League . The Citadelles folded and withdrew from the Ontario Association . Following suit , the Junior B Citadelles folded and withdrew from the Provincial League . Shawinigan , Grand ' Mere , and the Quebec Aces then transferred to the Association and the Provincial League folded . The three teams carried their records forward into the Association . This accounts for the unbalanced standings . Since the teams were playing different numbers of games , a percentage system was used rather than points . Quarter Finals . " Best of 5 " Semi Finals . " Best of 7 " " Best of 5 " Final . " Best of 7 " Quebec Frontenacs advanced to the 1953 - 54 Quebec Junior B Playoffs . See also . Quebec City Junior B Hockey League
Nolan Schaefer Nolan Schaefer ( born January 15 , 1980 in Yellow Grass , Saskatchewan ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender currently playing for HC Ambri - Piotta of the National League A . Playing career . Schaefer began a four - year tenure with Providence College , beginning in 1999 – 00 . He played in 99 games total with Providence and recorded a school record 2 , 848 saves . He enjoyed his most successful season as a Friar in 2000 – 01 when he posted 15 wins , leading PC to the NCAA Tournament and was named to the All - American Second Team . Following his freshman year with Providence , Schaefer was selected by the San Jose Sharks in fifth round ( 166th overall ) of the 2000 NHL Entry Draft on June 24 , 2000 . He followed in his brother Peter Schaefer ' s footsteps and became the second person from Yellow Grass to be drafted and play in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Schaefer signed a contract with San Jose on August 19 , 2003 , and spent three seasons playing with the Sharks ' AHL affiliate Cleveland Barons ( The Barons moved to Worcester , Massachusetts and changed the team name to the Sharks in 2006 ) . On August 15 , 2005 , he was re - signed to a one - year contract as a restricted free agent by San Jose . Schaefer made his first NHL appearance with the Sharks by being called up to replace the injured Vesa Toskala on October 26 , 2005 . He played 7 games in total that season , recording 5 wins . During that stint , Schaefer was the first Sharks goaltender to earn a win in a shootout , which had been implemented in the NHL , beginning that season in 2005 – 06 . Schaefer subsequently bounced back and forth between San Jose and Cleveland serving as the Sharks ' third string goaltender . On February 27 , 2007 , he was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins for a 2007 late - round draft pick . On July 3 , 2007 , Schaefer signed with the Minnesota Wild as a free agent . On 05 August 2009 left Houston Aeros of the American Hockey League ( AHL ) and signed for Kontinental Hockey League club HC CSKA Moscow . Personal life . Schaefer runs the website unmasklyme . com , which he uses to increase the awareness of lyme disease , which his wife currently suffers from . Personal . Nolan is the younger brother of Peter Schaefer , a left winger with the Providence Bruins .