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1918 – 19 Ottawa Senators season The 1918 – 19 Ottawa Senators season was the club ' s 34th season , second in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) , and they would see much improvement over the previous season . The season was cut short by the Toronto Arenas suspending operations , leaving the Senators and Montreal Canadiens to play the first best - of - seven playoff series to determine the NHL championship , won by Montreal . Team business . The club ' s ownership and arena arrangements changed in the off - season . Prior to the season , Ted Dey , as arena owner , held out the use of The Arena in negotiations with the Ottawa Hockey Club , of which he was one - third partner . Martin Rosenthal and Tommy Gorman , his hockey club partners , tried to use the Aberdeen Pavilion again . Meanwhile , Dey signed an agreement with Percy Quinn , who held an option on the Quebec city hockey club to rent The Arena for a new ' Canadian Hockey Association ' league . This however was a ruse . However , his ruse worked to his advantage in negotiating with the Ottawa HC . When it became clear that the Aberdeen would not be converted back to hockey , Rosenthal gave up his share of the hockey club . As part of an agreement reached out , Dey and Gorman now became equal partners in the new ' Ottawa Arena Club ' which would operate the Ottawa hockey club in the NHL . The Ottawas were now bound to the Arena for the next five years as well . Rosenthal was provided $ 500 as compensation for his share . Dey was sued by Percy Quinn for his actions and trial took place in December 1918 and January 1919 in Toronto . Quinn lost his legal case as the option on the Arena was not enough of a contract to prove legal fraud on Dey ' s part , who continued to offer a place in the Arena to Quinn . By this time , Quinn ' s proposed league had failed as the players had signed with Dey and Gorman and elsewhere with the NHL . Regular season . Senators player Hamby Shore would pass away before the season began on October 14 , 1918 , as he was a victim of the influenza epidemic that spread across North America from 1918 to 1919 . Shore was 32 years old . After a 4 – 5 – 0 record in the first half of the season , the Senators would go on to an 8 – 1 – 0 in the second half , and earning a spot in the NHL Finals against the Montreal Canadiens . The Canadiens would go on to win the series in 5 games to claim the O ' Brien Cup , and represent the NHL for the Stanley Cup Finals against the Seattle Metropolitans . The Stanley Cup would not be awarded for this season though , due to the Spanish Flu epidemic . Cy Denneny and Frank Nighbor would lead the team with 18 goals and 22 points each , while Clint Benedict would win a league best 12 games , along with his NHL leading 2 . 91 GAA . After the season , the club travelled to Vancouver to play a best - of - three against the Millionaires , winning the exhibition series 3 games to 2 . Final standings . " GP = Games Played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T = Ties , Pts = Points , GF = Goals For , GA = Goals Against " < br > " Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold " Roster . Source : NHL . com
NHL FaceOff ( Video Game ) NHL FaceOff was SCEA ' s first Hockey IP for the PlayStation . The game spawned many sequels for the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 , but the series didn ' t make the jump to the PlayStation 3 . This game was in a series of early SCEA sports games including NFL GameDay , NCAA GameBreaker and ESPN Extreme Games ( later renamed the Xtreme Games series ) . The game was initially released in North America on November 30 , 1995 . The game featured multiplayer . The ESRB rating originally was rated T ( Teen ) , but since FaceOff 99 , the game has been rated E ( Everyone ) .
1997 World Championship The 1997 Ice Hockey World Championships took place in Finland from 21 April to 5 May 1997 . The matches were played in Helsinki , Tampere and Turku . Twelve teams took part , with the first round being split into two teams of six , and the six best teams going to a further group stage . This was the 61st World Championships , and Canada beat Sweden in the final game , best of three , where they won 2 - 1 in games , and became world champions for the 21st time .
Connie Forey Conley Michael Forey ( born October 18 , 1950 in Montreal , Quebec ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey left wing who played four games in the National Hockey League with the St . Louis Blues and one game in the World Hockey Association with the Chicago Cougars . He was drafted in the fourth round of the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft , 49th overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins . He played junior hockey for the Ottawa 67 ' s from 1968 to 1970 . He played in the Penguins minor system from 1970 to 1972 without making the NHL team . In 1972 Forey was chosen by the New York Islanders in the 1972 NHL Expansion Draft but never played for that team . The St . Louis Blues accquired him in 1973 and he finally got to play in the NHL . He played in four games with no points . He played most of his 1973 - 74 season for the Denver Spurs of the western League . That league suspended him for the balance of the 1973 - 74 season and all of the 1974 - 75 season for assaulting a referee . He played in six games for the Mohawk Valley Comets in 1974 - 75 and then retired .
Brian Fahey Brian Fahey ( born March 2 , 1981 in Glenview , Illinois ) is an American ice hockey defenseman currently playing for the Lake Erie Monsters of the AHL . Playing career . Fahey was drafted 199th overall in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft by the Colorado Avalanche . Fahey played collegiate hockey with the University of Wisconsin in the WCHA . Fahey , an USNTDP product , was named in the WCHA All - Rookie team in 2000 . Following his senior year in 2002 - 03 , and unsigned from the Avalanche , Fahey made his professional debut in the 2003 - 04 season primarily in the ECHL with the Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies . After brief call - ups to the Worcester IceCats of the AHL during the next two - seasons , Fahey was invited to the Dallas Stars training camp for the 2005 - 06 season . Fahey was then signed to a one year contract with the Stars on September 20 , 2005 . Brian was then assigned to Stars affiliate , the Iowa Stars for the season . On August 31 , 2006 , Fahey was signed by the Chicago Wolves of the AHL . After his first season with the Wolves in the 2006 - 07 , he was awarded the " Tim Breslin Unsung Hero Award " - Given annually to the Wolves player who best typifies the on - ice spirit and team - first attitude of Tim Breslin . In the 2007 - 08 season , Fahey was apart of the Wolves Calder Cup Championship team , scoring 10 points in 24 playoff contests . Fahey signed with the New York Rangers to a two - year contract on July 18 , 2008 . Fahey , now an established AHL veteran , scored 24 points in 66 games with the Hartford Wolf Pack in the 2008 - 09 season . On July 16 , 2009 , Fahey was traded by the Rangers to his original draft team , the Colorado Avalanche , for Nigel Williams . He was assigned to Avalanche AHL affiliate , the Lake Erie Monsters , to begin the 2009 - 10 season . On November 27 , 2009 , Fahey finally received his first NHL recall , however , he never made his debut with the Avalanche . Brian finished the season leading Lake Erie with 11 goals in 71 games .
Hans Svedberg Hans Svedberg ( born September 6 , 1931 in Piteå , Sweden ) is a retired Swedish ice hockey defenceman . For his extraordinary 1957 - 58 season where he scored eight goals and two assists in 14 games Svedberg was awarded Guldpucken as ice hockey player of the year .
Socialist Republic of Croatia Socialist Republic of Croatia ( often abbreviated SR Croatia ; Serbo - Croatian , Croatian : " Socijalistička Republika Hrvatska " , " SR Hrvatska " ) was a socialist state and a sovereign constituent country of the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia . It is the predecessor of the modern - day Republic of Croatia . It became part of the Democratic Federal Yugoslavia in 1943 In 1990 , the state was reformed as Croatia adopted a multi - party system and free market economy .
Five on three Five on three ( also called a two - man advantage ) is a term used when one team has had two players sent to the penalty box . This leaves the opponent with five skaters ( i . e . , not including the goaltender ) to the penalized team ' s three . The team with the advantage has a very good chance of scoring during these periods . Likewise , the team with the disadvantage will find it almost impossible to generate any scoring opportunities . The team with the three players — nicknamed the iron three — usually forms a triangle in their zone with two defenders back near the goalie and one forward who goes around the slot and the points . They try to get their sticks and bodies into passing and shooting lanes and try to gain control of the pucks so they can shoot it down the ice and kill time off the power play and so they can go to bench and have teammates go onto the ice to fill in for them . Because of the lack of players , a team who has only three men allowed on the ice will almost never attempt a short handed scoring opportunity , even if a breakaway opportunity presented itself , mainly because if it were to miss , the shooter would be well out of position , leaving five offensive attackers to face only two defenders , which in turn leaves the goaltender in a very difficult position . Instead , the team will use the most conservative , defensive strategy available to them and attempt to wait out the penalty until one of the penalized players returns to the ice . A common way to combat the triangle is to get one of the five players inside it . If they can get inside and get the player the puck , the three man squad is put in a precarious position . The five mainly try to cycle the puck around amongst each other trying to draw one of the penalty killers to follow them or get him out position so they can gain a good shot on net or set up a one timer .
Barry Nieckar Barry Glenn Nieckar ( born December 16 , 1967 in Rama , Saskatchewan ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player who played eight games in the National Hockey League for the Hartford Whalers , Calgary Flames and Mighty Ducks of Anaheim between 1992 and 1998 . He did not record a point , but tallied 21 penalty minutes . An undrafted player , Neickar spent ten seasons toiling in the minor leagues before heading over to England in 1999 to play four seasons in the Ice Hockey Superleague for the London Knights and Nottingham Panthers . He retired following the 2002 – 03 season .
Kim Insalaco Kim Insalaco ( born November 4 , 1980 in Rochester , New York ) is an American ice hockey player . She won a bronze medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics . She graduated from Brown University in 2003 . Kim married Chris Legg , also a former Brown Men ' s Icer on June 13 , 2009 in Ithaca , NY where Kim was living at the time . The couple now resides in the D . C metro area . Before Brown . Insalaco was educated at Choate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford , Connecticut , where in 1999 she was and played for the Connecticut Polar Bears . She was the 1999 New England Prep School Player of the Year , Boston Globe All Scholastic Selection , Hockey Night in Boston Most Valuable Forward , and Hockey Night in Boston All - Scholastic Tournament MVP . She holds Choate ' s record for most goals in a season with 51 . She was an All - State Soccer and State Champion in 1999 . Kim was a standout track athlete , setting records at Choate , and at Greece Athena before attending Choate . At Brown . Kim played for the Brown University Bears from 1999 – 2003 , and was an extremely important factor in Brown ' s success those years . In her freshman season , she had an immediate impact , tallying 10 goals and 17 assists , for 27 points . In her sophomore year , Kim tallied 12 goals and 16 assists for a 28 point total . She was named to the All - Ivy Second Team , and also walked on to the Brown Women ' s Soccer Team . In her junior year , Kim tallied 14 goals and 26 assists for a 40 point total , ranking third in scoring for the Bears that season . She was also a co - captain . She helped lead the Bears to an ECAC Championship title , scoring the game winner in the championship game . In her senior year , Kim tallied 9 goals and 23 assists for a 32 point total . She also earned ECAC All - Academic Honors . After her career at Brown , she competed for the Oakville Ice of the National Women ' s Hockey League . Team USA . Kim attended U . S Junior National camps from 1996 – 1998 , and attended the USA Hockey National Women ' s Festival for the first time in 1998 . She was a member of the USA Under - 22 National Team from 1999 - 2002 . Kim played for the USA National Team at the Women ' s World Championship in 2003 - 2004 , and 2004 – 2005 , winning Gold in 2004 - 2005 . In 2005 , she again skated for Team USA at the Four Nations Cup in Finland . In 2006 , Kim was named to the USA Olympic Team , which won Bronze at the 2006 Olympics in Turin , Italy .
Gene Sobchuk Eugene Sobchuk ( born February 19 , 1951 in Lang , Saskatchewan ) was a retired professional ice hockey player who played one game in the National Hockey League . He would play with the Vancouver Canucks . He would also play 81 games in the World Hockey Association with the Phoenix Roadrunners and Cincinnati Stingers . He played junior hockey for the Weyburn Red Wings ( 1968 – 1970 ) and the Regina Pats ( 1970 – 71 ) . The New York Rangers chose him 109th overall in the 1971 NHL Amateur Draft . Sobchuk turned pro with the Des Moines Oak Leafs in 1971 - 72 . In 1973 the Vancouver Canucks accquired him through the waiver draft . He played one game ( his only NHL game ) with the Canucks in 1973 - 74 . In 1974 - 75 he played three games for the Phoenix Roadrunners of the World Hockey Association ( WHA ) , scoring a goal . He returned to the WHA the follwoing season , scoring 23 goals and 19 assists with the Cincinnati Stingers . After two years in the minors , Sobchuk retired in 1978 . He is the older brother of Dennis Sobchuk . Sobchuk was the head coach of the junior Weyburn Red Wings in 1979 - 80 and 1980 - 81 .
Joël Baillargeon Joel Baillargeon ( born October 6 , 1964 in Charlesbourg , Quebec ) is a former Canadian ice hockey left winger . He played in parts of 3 seasons for the Winnipeg Jets . He played for four different teams in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League from 1981 - 85 as a high - scoring left winger . He was then drafted by the Winnipeg Jets 113th overall in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft . Baillargeon played 20 games in the NHL , scoring two assists . He never made it as a regular in the NHL , playing in the minors until he retired in 1990 .
1948 Stanley Cup Finals The 1948 Stanley Cup Final was a best - of - seven series between the Detroit Red Wings and the defending champion Toronto Maple Leafs . The Maple Leafs would win the series in four - straight games to win their second consecutive Stanley Cup . Paths to the final . Detroit defeated the New York Rangers 4 – 2 to advance to the finals . Toronto defeated the Boston Bruins 4 – 1 to advance to the finals . The series . This was the debut series for Detroit ' s Gordie Howe , and the last for Toronto ' s Syl Apps who retired after the series . Detroit Red Wings vs . Toronto Maple Leafs " Toronto wins best - of - seven series 4 – 0 . "
Konstantin Loktev Konstantin Borisovich Loktev ( Russian : Константин Борисович Локтев ) ( b . April 16 , 1933 in Moscow - d . November 4 , 1996 ) was an ice hockey player who played in the Soviet Hockey League . He played for HC CSKA Moscow . He played on the Soviet National Team from 1957 – 1966 , including the 1960 & 1964 Olympics . After retiring from play in 1966 he turned to coaching . Loktev became coach of CSKA Moscow in 1974 and remained until 1977 . He also was assistant coach of the Soviet National Team during the same period . He was let go in 1977 after some failures by the national team .
1976 – 77 New England Whalers season The 1976 – 77 New England Whalers season was the fifth season of operation of the New England Whalers in the World Hockey Association . The Whalers placed fourth in the Eastern Division , qualifying fourth for the playoffs , losing in the first round to the Quebec Nordiques . Playoffs . The Whalers met the Quebec Nordiques in the first round of the playoffs . The Nordiques defeated the Whalers 4 – 1 to win the round . The Nordiques would go on to win the league championship .
Qu ' Appelle Valley Junior C Hockey League The Qu ' Appelle Valley Junior C Hockey League is a Junior " C " level league operating in the greater Regina , Saskatchewan . The league was founded for the 2015 - 16 season . The league appears to be a replacement for the Regina Junior C Hockey League as the league has four members from the league ' s 2014 - 15 season . the league is being partnered with the Qu ' appelle Valley Senior Hockey League , which is a senior league in the same area . For a link to the league ' s website visit http : / / www . qvhl . ca / leagues / standingsTotals . cfm ? leagueID = 12368 & clientID = 3986 . The league appears to be getting its own website www . qvjhl . ca The Indian Head Chiefs appear to have fallen through during the process of the league being created . They did not appear on the league schedule when it came out in the fall . The league announced on March 8 , 2017 the addition of the Bredenbury Tundra and the Wolseley Mustangs for the 2017 - 18 season . At the April 2 , 2017 league meeting the league added the Cupar Canucks and the Yellow Grass Wheat Kings for the 2017 - 18 season
Montreal Montagnards The Montreal Montagnards were an early amateur ice hockey team in Canada , organized in the early 1900s . The club is notable as one of the first teams made up of francophone players , the sport having been dominated until that time by players of English or Scottish descent . They played in Montreal , Quebec . History . The Montagnards were founded around 1900 . They were an intermediate team in the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) from 1900 until 1902 . The Montagnards were a member of the Federal Amateur Hockey League ( FAHL ) , set up as a rival to the CAHL from 1904 until 1908 . The club had little success in its first two seasons . In 1906 - 07 , the Montagnards were leading the FAHL league , but after the Cornwall team used two professionals from the Montreal Shamrocks , the club protested the game . The protest was lost and the Montagnards resigned from the league to protect their amateur status . The team would return to the league for one final season , the next season . At the end of the 1907 - 08 FAHL season , the FAHL became a professional league and the Montagnards left the league to continue as an amateur team . The team continued play in various Quebec leagues , including the Montreal City Hockey League .
2009 - 10 NDJCHL Season These are the 2009 - 10 Niagara & District Junior C Hockey League season standings . Season . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P Playoffs . Division Quarter - finals Division Semi - finals Division Finals Finals See Also . List of OHA Junior C Seasons
Ayr Centennials The Ayr Centennials are a Canadian Junior ice hockey team based in Ayr , Ontario . They play in the Southern Ontario Junior Hockey League of the Ontario Hockey Association . History . The Ayr Centennials were founded in 1982 as members of the Southern Junior D Hockey League . In 1988 , the Southern League merged with the Western Junior D Hockey League . In 1991 , the Junior D rank was vacated and the league was replaced with the OHA Junior Development League . This league lasted up until 2006 when it was vacated and the Southern Ontario Junior Hockey League was created . The Centennials had success in the Southern League but failed to win any league titles . In the bloated Western League and Development League , the Centennials did exceptionally well but still failed to make a dent . In fact , despite finishing in the top ten teams of the league ten times in nineteen years , the Centennials never made the superleague ' s final once . In the early - 2000s , the Centennials lost their touch for winning . In the last year of the OHAJDL , they had their worst season ever , winning only 2 games in 36 tries and finishing dead last . But since joining the SOJHL in 2006 , the Centennials have improved every season . In 2006 - 07 they finished 17th with 6 wins . In 2008 - 09 they finished 15th with 11 wins . In 2008 - 09 they really came together and had their best season in years , winning 18 games and finishing 7th .
Kapuskasing GM ' s The Kapuskasing GM ' s were a senior then intermediate team in Kapuskasing , Ontario . They played in the Northern Ontario Hockey Association in the 1960 ' s . They were sponsored by General Motors ( GM ) which has a cold - weather testing site here . 1967 - 68 int A season , the GM , S , played a two game series against the NORTH BAY TRAPPERS , KAP won both games a . . the 2nd game , Kenny Vail scored 8 goals / 4 assists / 12pts / . there was a write - up in the north bay nugget news the next day . his uncle Sparky had played for the trappers when he was a young man , he latter went on to play for the new York Americans . .
Findlay Oilers women ' s ice hockey The Findlay Oilers were one of the founding members of the College Hockey America ( CHA ) women ’ s conference . The Oilers began play in the CHA in the fall of 2002 . Prior to the CHA , the Oilers played with the Great Lakes Women ’ s Hockey Association . Year by year . 2002 - 03 . In their inaugural CHA season , Findlay qualified for the CHA Tournament championship final . The Oilers were defeated by the Mercyhurst Lakers by a 1 - 0 mark . Oilers goalie Jessica Moffat was selected tournament MVP . 2003 - 04 . The conference expanded its schedule expanded as member schools played four games against each other . Although Mercyhurst won the regular - season title with an 11 - 1 record and the tournament , Findlay ’ s Adam Brinker was voted CHA Coach of the Year . Oiler Heidi Tallqvist was selected CHA Player of the Year . Tallqvist tied teammate Hailey Clarkson for the scoring title with 15 points . Clarkson was tabbed CHA Rookie of the Year . Findlay dropped women ’ s hockey following the 2003 - 04 campaign and were replaced in the conference by the Quinnipiac Bobcats .
Eastern Quebec League The Eastern Quebec League was an intermediate - level league that operated on both the north and south shores of the St . Lawrence River in eastern Quebec . It ran for two seasons from 1966 to 1968 . It was a merger between the Quebec North Shore League and the Lower St Lawrence League in 1966 . Both league were having financial problems and the Lower St Lawrence was down to only one team - the Rimouski Maple Leafs . The league operated with the Maple Leafs and four teams from the north shore in 1966 - 67 , the Maple Leafs winning the championship . In 1967 - 68 the Matane Castors , formerly of the Lower St Lawrence League , joined up but only two teams from the North Shore Stayed on . The Sept Iles Miners won the league title and went on to win the first Hardy Cup . The league ran for two seasons before folding in 1968 due to low fan interest .
Chinese Taipei men ' s national junior ice hockey team The Chinese Taipei men ' s national under 20 ice hockey team is the national under - 20 ice hockey team in Chinese Taipei . The team represents Chinese Taipei at the International Ice Hockey Federation ' s World Junior Hockey Championship Division III .
Woodstock Alcans History . The Woodstock Alcans were a senior team in Woodstock , Ontario . They had previously been named the Athletics . They played in the Ontario Hockey Association senior league in 1967 - 68 and 1969 - 70 . The Alcans were the renamed Woodstock Athletics in these two seasons .