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Scott McCrady Scott McCrady ( born October 30 , 1968 in Calgary , Alberta ) is a Canadian defenceman . He played junior hockey for the Medicine Hat Tigers from 1985 to 1988 . He won back - to - back Memorial Cup s in 1987 and 1988 . McCrady also played on the gold - medal winning Canadian team at the 1988 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships . The Minnesota North Stars chose him 35th overall in the 1987 NHL Entry Draft . McCrady had a short career in the pro , retiring in 1992 without making it to the NHL . He currently plays in the senior amateur Heritage Hockey League in Calgary and has played in the league since 2003 .
San Jose , California San Jose is the 3rd largest city in California with a population of about 940 , 000 and a metropolitan area of about 1 , 800 , 000 . It is located at the southern end of San Fransisco Bay in ' Silicon Valley . ' Arenas . note : The Sharks played at the Cow Palace in Daly City from 1991 to 1993 , pending completion of the San Jose Arena
1975 – 76 Calgary Cowboys season The 1975 – 76 Calgary Cowboys season was the fourth season of the World Hockey Association ( WHA ) franchise and first in Calgary , Alberta . The Vancouver Blazers relocated to Calgary prior to the season . The Cowboys qualified for the playoffs , losing in the second round to the Winnipeg Jets . Regular season . In their first season , the Cowboys were not expected to ice a strong team , having inherited a franchise that finished in a last place tie with the Oilers the previous year . Calgary finished 41 – 35 – 4 however , as a 44 - goal season by Danny Lawson and 42 goals from Ron Chipperfield helped the Cowboys finish a surprising third in the Canadian division . Playoffs . In the playoffs , the Cowboys met the Quebec Nordiques in the first round . The series is best known for one of hockey ' s most legendary brawls . The incident began when Calgary ' s Rick Jodzio cross - checked Quebec ' s Marc Tardif in the head , causing both teams to leave their benches . The brawl lasted 20 minutes , and ended only when Quebec police gathered at the players benches and escorted the teams back to their dressing rooms . The game resumed following a 20 minute break to allow both teams to cool down , then resumed without eleven players who were ejected from the game . The incident caught the attention of Quebec ' s Solicitor General Francois Lalonde , who had the incident investigated as a criminal matter . Jodzio was suspended indefinitely by the league , and later plead guilty in a Quebec court to a charge of assault over the incident . Cowboys coach Joe Crozier was suspended for the rest of the series . Calgary went on to defeat the Nordiques , who had finished 18 - points ahead of Calgary in the regular season , but were defeated by the Winnipeg Jets in the second round . The team never really captured the attention of Calgarians , as fewer than 5 , 000 fans , on average , attended playoff games against the Jets .
Ice hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Women ' s tournament The women ' s tournament in ice hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics was held in Vancouver , British Columbia , Canada , from 13 to 25 February . Eight teams competed , seeded into two groups . Canada won the gold medal game by a score of 2 – 0 over the United States , who were awarded silver . The bronze medal game was won by Finland with a 3 – 2 victory over Sweden in overtime . The tournament consisted of 20 games : 12 in the preliminary round ( teams play the other teams in their own group ) ; 4 final classification games ; 2 semifinal games ; 1 bronze medal game ; and 1 gold medal game . The tournament had a total attendance of 162 , 419 , an average of 8 , 120 spectators per game , making it the most attended IIHF - run women ' s hockey tournament of all - time . Final rankings . The final rankings of the 2010 Winter Olympics Women ' s Ice Hockey Tournament are as follows : Statistics . Leading scorers . Hat trick scorers Leading goaltenders . " Goalies with 40 % or more of their team ' s total minutes " Shutout posters Awards . Canada ' s Meghan Agosta was named the most valuable player and received the Directorate Award for best forward of the tournament . Directorate Awards also went to Molly Engstrom ( United States ) for best defenceman , and to Shannon Szabados ( Canada ) for best goaltender . The tournament all - star team was voted on by the international media at the conclusion of the event . The following players were named :
2004 Russ Barnes Trophy These are the 2004 Russ Barnes Trophy Alberta Junior B Championships in Lloydminster , Alberta . The winner moves on to the 2004 Keystone Cup . Schedule . April 5 April 6 April 7 " Semi - final " April 8 " Bronze Medal Game " " Gold Medal Game "
Al Conroy Allan Conroy ( born January 17 , 1966 in Calgary , Alberta ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey centre . He played junior hockey with the Medicine Hat Tigers from 1982 to 1986 and played for Canada at the 1986 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships . Undrafted by an NHL team , Conroy played in both Europe and North America until he was signed as a free agent by the Detroit Red Wings in 1989 . The Red Wings never called him up to the NHL and Conroy signed as a free agent by the Philadelphia Flyers in 1991 . This time he did get called up to the big team , playing 62 games in 1993 - 94 . However , he only scored 4 goals and 3 assists . In 1994 - 95 Conroy joined the Nippon Paper Cranes for a season . Starting the next year , he played in a couple of seasons in the International League . He then rejoined the Cranes for four seasons , retiring in 2001 . After his retirement he joined the Charlotte Checkers as an assistant coach for a season . In 2002 Conroy was named the head coach of the junior Spokane Chiefs , a position that he held until 2005 .
Pine Falls Paper Kings Pine Falls Paper Kings were a senior hockey team from Pine Falls , Manitoba , and members of the South Interlake Hockey League . For the 2000 - 01 season , they joined forces with the Lac du Bonnet Blues to form the Lake Manitoba Wolf Pack . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team roster or on league for direct link to that season .
1973 - 74 NJAHL Season This is a list of Newfoundland Junior A Hockey League Standings for the 1973 - 74 season . History . In 1973 - 74 , the NJAHL operated with seven teams across two divisions . These divisions were semi - autonomous . The East Division played a longer schedule but suffered from illegal player allegations all season , leading to lengthy suspensions of core management members for Conception Bay North and bitter war of words between the league ' s commissioner and the management of St . John ' s ( who the league alleged had used 33 players despite the NAHA limit of 25 ) . The season was further disturbed by a lack of parity amongst the teams in the league and competition for representation at the Canada Winter Games which led to massive disruptions in the league ' s schedule . On the last weekend of the season in the West Division , the Gulls defeated the Royals 8 - 5 . This game was protested and replayed the next Thursday . A win for either team gave them a semi - final shot against the top team , Huskies , and bragging rights over the other team . The Royals won the rematch 5 - 4 . Both teams were subsequently demolished by the Huskies in the playoffs , who then were defeated handily by the East Division champion Gander Jr . Flyers for the league championship . Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " ( * ) denotes St . John ' s losing 4 points for illegal players . " Playoffs . Quarter - final Semi - final Final Goal Totals in East Division . Only 38 of 48 game scores have been recovered . Based off these results , combined with point totals listed by the St . John ' s Evening Telegram , the final standings are as accurate as humanly possible . The goal totals can not yet be calculated due to the missing games . These are the totals based on current results :
Valleyfield Braves " This article is about the senior , intermediate , and major teams . For the article about the junior team , please see Valleyfield Braves ( Junior ) . " HIstory . The Valleyfield Braves were a team in Valleyfield , Quebec . They started out in the 1930 ' s as an intermediate team playing in local leagues . They joined the newly formed Provincial Senior League in 1937 - 38 and won the league title the following season . The league folded in 1940 and the Braves returned to intermediate play . The Provincial Senior League started up again in 1944 - 45 and the Braves were again in it . They did try to get into the Quebec Senior Hockey League but could not raise a guarantee . Instead they won the Provincial League title . The Quebec Senior Hockey League was impressed enough with Valleyfield to admit them for the 1945 - 46 season . The Braves spent five seasons as a somewhat below average team in this league . Then they pulled out all the stops in 1950 - 51 , improbably , went all the way that they could . They won the Quebec Senior Hockey League ( Major ) title and then went on to beat the Toronto St Michaels Monarchs in the 1950 - 51 Alexander Cup final . Their coach that season was former Montreal Canadiens superstar and future Montreal Canadiens supercoach Toe Blake . The Braves returned to normal the next season . They went along with the league when it became the minor pro Quebec Hockey League in 1953 . But the team could only last two seasons in the pros - a victim of the small size of Valleyfield compared to the other cities . The team folded in 1955 .
1961 - 62 QOAA Season This is the 1961 - 62 season of the Quebec - Ontario Athletics Association . McMaster University , Queens University , Ontario Agricultural College , and the University of Waterloo were added this season . Final . " 2 games total goals " University of Toronto beat McMaster University 13 goals to 10 . See Also . List of QOAA Seasons
Brandon Travellers The Brandon Travellers were a Canadian Junior " A " ice hockey team from Brandon , Manitoba . They were members of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League ( MJHL ) from 1973 - 74 to 1979 - 80 . The Travellers entered the MJHL as an expansion team for the 1973 - 74 season . During the summer of 1980 , the Travellers were granted a one year leave of absence , but sadly would never return . The Travellers were a farm team of the major junior Brandon Wheat Kings of the Western Hockey League . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team rosters or on league for direct link to that season .
Billy Taylor ( 1942 ) " This article is about the player born in 1942 . For the player of the same name who was born in 1919 , please see Billy Taylor . " William Gordon Taylor ( born October 14 , 1942 , in Kincaid , Saskatchewan ) was a professional ice hockey centre who played two games in the National Hockey League . Playing career . He played junior and senior hockey in Newfoundland and Labrador from 1958 to 1960 before joining the Guelph Royals . Taylor spent most of his playing career in various minor leagues on various different teams from 1960 to 1968 . He managed to play only two games in the NHL for the New York Rangers during the 1964 – 65 NHL season , recording no points . After retirement as a player in 1968 , he spent one season , 1971 – 72 , as a head coach for the Guelph CMC ' s of the Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League . That season the CMC ' s went on to win the Mannitoba Centennial Cup as National Tier II Junior " A " Champions under the watch of Taylor . According to the " Official NHL Guide and Record Book " and " Total Hockey " Taylor is deceased , but gives no date of death .
St . Albert Steel The St . Albert Steel were an ice hockey team in the Alberta Junior Hockey League ( AJHL ) . They played in St . Albert , Alberta , Canada at Servus Place with a seating capacity of 2 , 044 . The team relocated to Whitecourt in the 2012 off - season to become the Whitecourt Wolverines . History . The Steel , relocated in 2007 from nearby Fort Saskatchewan where they were known as the Fort Saskatchewan Traders , were the second team to represent the City of St . Albert . The first team to represent the city was the St . Albert Saints , who relocated to Spruce Grove in 2004 to become the Spruce Grove Saints . On March 29 , 2012 , it was announced the team applied to relocate to Whitecourt for the 2012 - 13 season . On May 3 , 2012 , the AJHL announced that it approved the relocation of the Steel to Whitecourt to become the Whitecourt Wolverines , taking their name from the simultaneously disbanded Whitecourt junior " B " Whitecourt Wolverines of the North West Junior Hockey League . Season - by - season record . " Note : GP = Games played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T / OTL = Ties / Overtime losses , SOL = Shootout losses , Pts = Points , GF = Goals for , GA = Goals against "
Syl Apps Charles Joseph Sylvanus " Syl " Apps , ( January 18 , 1915 – December 24 , 1998 ) of Paris , Ontario , was a Canadian athlete and professional player for the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1936 to 1948 . Athletic career . Apps was a strong athlete , 6 feet tall , weighing 185 pounds , and won the gold medal at the 1934 British Empire Games in the pole vault competition . Two years later he represented Canada at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin , Germany , where he placed sixth in the pole vault event . After watching him play Canadian football at McMaster University , Conn Smythe signed Apps to play hockey with the Toronto Maple Leafs . Apps played centre with the Toronto Maple Leafs for his entire professional hockey career . His jersey number was 10 . He was the winner of the first Calder Trophy in 1937 , and the 1942 Lady Byng Memorial Trophy . Apps served as the Maple Leafs captain during the first National Hockey League All - Star Game October 13 , 1947 , at Maple Leaf Gardens . He also played for an all - star team competing in Montreal on October 29 , 1939 , to raise money for Babe Siebert ' s family . Apps retired from the NHL at the age of 33 and took a marketing job with the Simpson ' s department store . At the same time , he also served as the Ontario Athletic Commissioner . Honours . Apps was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1961 . In 1975 he was elected to Canada ' s Sports Hall of Fame . In 1998 , he was ranked number 33 on the List of 100 greatest hockey players by The Hockey News . The sports arena in his home town of Paris is named the " Syl Apps Community Centre " . Won the Stanley Cup 1942 , 1947 , 1948 ( as Captain with Toronto ) Family . His son Syl Apps , Jr . also played in the NHL . His granddaughter Gillian Apps won the Gold medal in the 2006 Olympics for Canada ' s Women ' s Ice Hockey Team , and his grandson Syl Apps III was a college hockey star at Princeton University and played four years in the minor leagues .
Adelaide Avalanche The Adelaide Avalanche were a professional ice hockey team based in Thebarton , South Australia that played in the Australian Ice Hockey League . The team was founded in 2000 and folded in 2008 , half - way into the 2008 AIHL season . The players were transfered to a new club , the Adelaide A ' s , created in order to allow the players to finish the season . History . The Avalanche was among the founding members of the AIHL in 2000 . The team won the first league title of its history . They finished first in the league once again the next three seasons and failed to win a first Goodall Cup in 2002 , losing to the Sydney Bears in the finals . It was on that year that the Cup became the prize trophy of the league . The club , after several lower standings , returned to top of the AIHL in 2005 , as the Brisbane Blue Tongues and the Central Coast Rhinos entered the league . They repeated the fate in 2007 , but once again , failed to win the prized Goodall Cup . The Avalanche were forced to fold in 2008 , half - way into the season . The players were transfered to the Avalanche A ' s , a team created in emergency to allow the players to finish the season . The A ' s returned to the AIHL in 2009 , under a new name , the Adelaide Adrenaline .
Eric Weinrich Eric John Weinrich ( born December 19 , 1966 in Roanoke , Virginia ) was an American ice hockey defenceman . . Weinrich was drafted 32nd overall by the New Jersey Devils in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft He played 1 , 157 career NHL games , scoring 70 goals and 318 assists for 388 points . He grew up in the small town of Gardiner , Maine , went to high school at North Yarmouth Academy in Yarmouth , Maine , and played his college hockey at the University of Maine , where he studied archeology and anthropology . Playing career . Weinrich played 83 games over three seasons at the University of Maine , and was named an NCAA East Second Team All - American in the 1986 – 87 season . He would leave the team the next season to play for the United States national team . Weinrich joined the Utica Devils , the American Hockey League developmental affiliate team of his draft team , the New Jersey Devils in the 1988 – 89 and 1989 – 90 AHL season s , winning the Eddie Shore Award in 1990 . He would also play 21 games for the NHL Devils during those years , scoring nine points . He joined New Jersey full - time for the 1990 – 91 NHL season , having his best offensive year with 38 points and earning a spot on the NHL All - Rookie Team , but would be traded with Sean Burke to the Hartford Whalers for Bobby Holik and draft choices on 28 August 1992 . After spending just over a season with the Whalers , Weinrich was traded with Patrick Poulin to the Chicago Blackhawks for Steve Larmer and Bryan Marchment . He played for the Blackhawks for several seasons before being traded once again shortly into the 1998 – 99 NHL season , this time to the Montreal Canadiens . Weinrich again would not last long with his new team , being traded yet again to the Boston Bruins for Patrick Traverse midway through the 2000 – 01 NHL season in what is believed to have been the first trade between the two teams since 1964 . Weinrich signed with the Philadelphia Flyers as a free agent on 5 July 2001 and played his 1000th game with them during the 2002 – 03 NHL season . However , this was not enough to prevent him from being traded once again , this time to the St . Louis Blues , shortly after the 2004 NHL All - Star game . During the 2004 – 05 NHL lockout , he played with VSV EC of the Austrian Hockey League , but returned to the Blues for the 2005 – 06 NHL season , during which he was traded for the final time , his last NHL team being the Vancouver Canucks . Weinrich announced his retirement on 7 August 2006 after 18 seasons in the NHL . With his retirement , he became an assistant coach for the Portland Pirates in the AHL , then on 25 January 2007 he signed a professional tryout contract with the team and began play immediately . His playing career ended after the 2007 - 08 season .
Thomas Westwick Thomas ( Tom ) Frederick Westwick ( June 28 , 1887 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey player . He played five professional seasons for the Ottawa Senators and the Quebec Bulldogs from 1909 until 1916 . His brother Harry was also a professional ice hockey player . Playing career . Born in Ottawa , Canada , Westwick first played senior - level hockey with the Ottawa Hockey Club in 1906 – 07 , although he only started in one game . In 1907 – 08 , he played for the Ottawa Emmetts of the Ottawa City Senior League . The following season he turned professional , playing for the Pittsburgh Duquesne of the Western Pennsylvania Hockey League ( WPHL ) . He was out of professional hockey until 1912 – 13 when he returned to Ottawa to play for the Senators . He switched to the Bulldogs for the 1913 – 14 season and played two seasons with Quebec before retiring .
EHC Basel EHC Basel , also known as Eishockey Club Basel are a professional Swiss ice hockey team . They are based out of the St . Jakob Arena in Basel , Switzerland . EHC Basel was founded on October 14 , 1932 . They were promoted to the Nationalliga A for 2005 - 06 after winning the Nationalliga B the previous season . They made the playoffs and were drawn against defending champions HC Davos in the first round , losing the series 4 - 1 . Basel finished in last place in 2006 - 07 , but managed to avoid relegation by beating SCL Tigers in the playouts . EHC Basel has won five championships of the Nationalliga B in 1935 , 1941 , 1956 , 2003 , and 2005 . Notable players . " List of notable players in club history : " Former Coaches
1944 - 45 MNDHL season This is the 1944 - 45 season of the Montreal National Defence League : It was the last season of this league . World War II ended in 1945 . Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Best of 3 " Final . " Best of 3 " Navy beat RCAF 2 wins to 1 .
2003 - 04 AUS Season This is the 2003 - 04 season of Atlantic University Sport . Standings . GP W L T OL GF GA PTS Playoffs . Quarter - Finals . " Best of 3 " St . Thomas Tommies beat Saint Mary ' s Huskies 2 wins to 1 . Dalhousie Tigers beat UPEI Panthers 2 wins to 1 . Semi - Finals . " Best of 3 " St . Francis Xavier X - Men beat St . Thomas Tommies 2 wins to 1 . Dalhousie Tigers beat UNB Varsity Reds 2 wins to 0 . Final . " Best of 5 " St . Francis Xavier X - Men beat Dalhousie Tigers 3 wins to 0 . St . Francis Xavier University X - Men ( as conference champion ) and University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds ( as host team ) advanced to the 2004 University Cup tournament . See Also . List of AUS Seasons
1925 - 26 Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs Thunder Bay Junior A Hockey League . Final . " 2 games total goals " Fort William Juniors beat Port Arthur West End 6 goals to 5 . Regional playoffs . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Kenora beat Fort Frances 11 goals to 2 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Fort William Juniors beat Kenora 8 goals to 2 . Fort William Juniors advanced to 1925 - 26 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs
Walter Brown Arena Walter Brown Arena is a 3 , 806 - seat multi - purpose arena in Boston , Massachusetts . It is home to the Boston University Terriers women ' s ice hockey team and hosted the men ' s team before they moved to Agganis Arena . It hosted the first rounds of the 2003 and 2004 America East Conference men ' s basketball tournaments . It is named in honor of Walter A . Brown , the original owner of the Boston Celtics , former president of the Boston Bruins and second manager of the Boston Garden ( after his father ) . The arena is part of the Harold Case Physical Education Center , which includes Case Gym directly above the arena , as well as the former home of student recreation before the opening of the John Hancock Student Village . The building lies in the general area of the left field pavilion seats at the former Braves Field , whose right field pavilion and a portion of the field have been converted to neighboring Nickerson Field . While it is known as the home of the four men ' s hockey NCAA championships , one of its most famous ( and tragic ) events was in October 1995 , when Travis Roy , a 20 - year old freshman hockey player , lost his balance attempting to make a check eleven seconds into his first collegiate hockey shift versus North Dakota , breaking his neck at the fourth vertebra and paralyzing him from the neck down . His jersey number , 24 , is now retired by the hockey team .
1919 - 20 CCJL Season This is the 1919 - 20 season of the Calgary City Junior League : Standings . Calgary Monarchs 4 - 3 - 0 - 8 18 - 7 Calgary Monarchs won the Alberta Junior Championship absent any challenges . Calgary Monarchs advanced to the 1919 - 20 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . Calgary City Junior League
Vilma Vaattovaara Vilma Vaattovaara is a women ’ s ice hockey goaltender from Finland . Playing career . NCAA . Her first collegiate start for the New Hampshire Wildcats came versus the Syracuse Orange . She made 35 saves on 38 shots . Of note , she stopped 12 in the second period , and 15 in the final period . In an October 6 contest versus the Colgate Raiders , she appeared in the second and third periods and did not allow goals . The Wildcats went on to prevail by a 4 - 1 count .