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Vladimír Růžička Vladimír Růžička ( born June 6 , 1963 in Most , Czechoslovakia ) , is a former Czechoslovak and Czech ice hockey player . He was twice named the top player in the Czechoslovak Elite League , and was on the gold medal team in the 1985 World Championship and 1998 Olympics . As of the 2008 - 09 season he is head coach of both HC Slavia Praha and Czech national ice hockey team . Playing career . After retiring as a player in 2000 he started working as a coach in HC Slavia Praha and in 2002 – 03 and 2007 – 08 seasons his team won the Czech Extraliga . Between 2002 – 2004 he was also an assistant coach of the Czech national ice hockey team . Shortly after he left the team , the head coach Ivan Hlinka died and he took the position after him , leading the Czech Republic team to the Vienna World Championship gold medal in 2005 . Růžička also had a short career in the NHL , being selected by the Toronto Maple Leafs 73rd overall 1982 NHL Entry Draft . He played five seasons for the Edmonton Oilers , Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators . His best season statistically came in 1991 – 92 when he recorded 75 points ( 39 goals , 36 assists ) with Boston . He has a Stanley Cup ring and is on the 1990 Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup team picture . However , Růžička only played 25 regular season games and did not appear in the playoffs that season . Thus , his name was not engraved on the Stanley Cup .
Dennis Rasmussen Dennis Rasmussen ( born July 3 , 1990 ) is a Swedish professional ice hockey player . He is currently playing for the Rockford IceHogs in the American Hockey League as a prospect for the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Rasussen played as a youth and made his professional debut with VIK Västerås HK before he was brought to Växjö Lakers after their promotion to the Elitserien on April 14 , 2011 . After two successful seasons establishing a position within the team , Rasmussen was re - signed to a two - year extension on January 30 , 2013 . Following a successful 2013 – 14 season with the Lakers , in which he finished 10th in league scoring with 40 points , Rasmussen agreed to a one - year entry level contract with the Chicago Blackhawks of the NHL on June 10 , 2014 .
1962 - 63 Quebec Junior Playoffs Provincial Playoffs . Semi final . " Best of 5 " Rosemount Bombers beat Jonquiere Marquis 3 wins to 2 . Final . " Best of 5 " Victoriaville Bruins beat Rosemount Bombers 3 wins to 2 . Note : Quebec chose not to participate in the Memorial Cup playoffs this season . See also . List of Quebec Junior Playoffs
Alma Aiglons The Alma Aiglons ( Eagles ) are a junior team in Alma , Quebec . The team was also known as the St . Joseph d ' Alma Aigles . They started out as an intermediate team in the Lac St . Jean Intermediate League in the late 1940 ' s . The Aiglons won that league in 1946 - 47 and 1948 - 49 . They won the provincial playoffs in 1946 - 47 . In 1948 - 49 the Lac St . Jean League was the only intermediate league in Quebec . The Aiglons went on to lose the 1948 - 49 Quebec Senior Playoffs to the Ottawa Senators . Intermediate hockey was dying out in the 1950 ' s . Attention was then shifted to junior hockey . The Aiglons played in the Saguenay Junior League from 1955 - 56 until the late 1960 ' s . They won the league title in 1959 - 60 . More recently the team plays lower level junior hockey .
2015 – 16 New York Riveters season The 2015 - 16 New York Riveters season will be the first in franchise history . The club is poised to participate in the National Women ' s Hockey League ( 2015 ) inaugural season . Offseason . Spring free agent camp . During May 2015 , all four teams held player evaluation camps for free agents . The list of players that attended the Riveters evaluation camp on May 23 and 24 were split into Team Red and Team White . NWHL Draft . The following were the Riveters selections in the 2015 NWHL Draft on June 20 , 2015 . Regular season . Schedule not yet released Awards and honors . To be determined
Paul Meger Paul Carl Meger ( born February 17 , 1929 in Watrous , Saskatchewan ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey forward . Meger played his entire National Hockey League career with the Montreal Canadiens . His career would last from 1950 to 1955 . During the 1953 season , he won the Stanley Cup . Meger was a junior star with the OHA ' s Barrie Flyers . He scored 26 goals as a rookie pro with the AHL ' s Buffalo Bisons in 1949 - 50 then joined the Habs for two post - season contests . That summer , he was named to the AHL second all star team and won the Dudley " Red " Garrett Memorial Award as the league ' s top rookie . After scoring 34 goals in 46 games for Buffalo the next year , Meger was summoned by Montreal . He played solidly and helped the club reach the Stanley Cup finals . He also earned an AHL first team all - star selection for his outstanding work for Buffalo prior to his recall . In 1951 - 52 , he scored 24 goals while playing on a line with Billy Reay and Bernie Geoffrion . He dropped to nine goals the next season then played five playoff games as the Canadiens won their first Stanley Cup since 1946 . Meger ' s ice time decreased the next season and he retired after playing only 13 games in 1954 - 55 . His career was ended by a gruesome accident when Leo Labine ' s skate blade caught him in the temple . Meger suffered a broken skull and tissue damage to his brain that required several operations to mend .
1959 - 60 Czechoslovakia This involved the Czechoslovakia n Olympic team that had played in the 1960 Olympics . Tour . Feb 2 2 - 3 ( 1 : 0 , 1 : 2 , 0 : 1 ) University of Minnesota See also . International Tours of North America
Olympia Ice Center Olympia Ice Center is a 2 , 200 - seat hockey rink in West Springfield , Massachusetts . It is home to the American International Yellow Jackets ice hockey team The team began playing at the arena when they moved to Division I for ice hockey in 1998 . It is located approximately six miles from the AIC campus . The building has two other ice surfaces for use as practice facilities or local teams , including the Western New England College ice hockey team .
1983 - 84 CJBHL Season This is a list of Central Junior B Hockey League Standings for the 1983 - 84 season . Playoffs . Quarter - final Semi - final Final Honors & Awards . MVP : Wayne Stott , Mimico Top Defenseman : Chris Norton , Oakville ROY : Tony Greco , Barrie
Kjell Dahlin Kjell Dahlin ( b . February 2nd 1963 in Timrå , Sweden ) is a former professional right winger who played in the Elitserien for Timrå IK and Färjestads BK and the National Hockey League for the Montreal Canadiens . An excellent showing at the 1981 European Junior Championship and a good season with Timrå IK brought the Canadiens to draft Dahlin 82nd overall of the 1981 NHL Entry Draft . After a few seasons with Färjestad , Dahlin made his NHL debuts in 1985 with Montreal . He had an excellent rookie season , his 32 goals and 71 points tying Mats Näslund ' s record for the most points by a rookie . He however failed to win the Calder Memorial Trophy , even though he was the league ' s top scoring rookie , because of an outstanding season by rookie defenceman Gary Suter . Dahlin had his revenge however ; he would win , against all odds , the Stanley Cup in 1986 with an underdog Montreal team led by rookie goaltender Patrick Roy . Dahlin was limited to a mere 5 points in the playoffs . The following season , Kjell was limited to 41 games because of injuries and his offensive fell to 20 points . The next , Dahlin only played in 48 games and scored 5 more points than in 1986 - 87 . This marked Dahlin ' s last North American season ; he headed back to Sweden to resume play with Färjestads BK . He retired from competition in 1994 .
Sid McNabney Sidney William McNabney ( born January 15 , 1929 in Toronto , Ontario – February 7 , 1957 ) was a professional ice hockey centre who played five playoff games for the Montreal Canadiens of the National Hockey League in 1951 . He managed to garner one assist in those five games . He played for the Junior " B " Scarborough Rangers in 1946 - 47 and for the Junior " A " Barrie Flyers in 1947 - 48 and 1948 - 49 . The Springfield Indians held his pro rights . They traded him to the Montreal Canadiens in 1948 . McNabney played from 1949 to 1952 with the Canadiens ' farm team Buffalo Bisons and saw his five games in the NHL in 1950 - 51 . In 1952 - 53 he played for the Syracuse Warriors and retired . McNabney died at the age of 28 due to cancer .
Pete Leswick Pete John Leswick ( July 12 , 1916 – June 20 , 2005 ) was a Canadian ice hockey right winger . In the 1936 – 37 season , he played one game for the New York Americans , and scored one goal . In the 1944 – 45 season , he played two games for the Boston Bruins . Born in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan , Leswick was noticed by the Rangers when he toiled for the senior Saskatoon Wesleys in his home town . He scored a goal in his only NHL game with the Blueshirts in 1936 - 37 and spent most of his rookie pro season with the AHL ' s New Haven Eagles . He then split the next seven seasons between the Pacific Coast Hockey League ( PCHL ) and the American Hockey Association ( AHA ) . Leswick contributed to the Seattle Seahawks PCHL championship in 1938 then led all playoff scorers six years later when leading the New Westminster Royals to the title . In 1942 he was voted on to the AHA first all - star team after scoring 35 goals for the Fort Worth Rangers . In October , 1944 , the talented forward was signed by the Boston Bruins and played two NHL games for them that season . He then embarked on a productive AHL career with the Indianapolis Capitals and Cleveland Barons . Leswick helped the Barons win the Calder Cup in 1948 and scored at least 29 goals six straight years between 1945 and 1950 . He was also placed on the AHL first all - star team four times and the second unit once . Leswick retired in 1952 after notching 32 goals for Halifax St Marys of the Maritime Major Hockey League
Bert McCaffrey Albert " Bert " McCaffrey ( April 12 , 1893 , Chesley , Ontario , Canada – April 15 , 1955 ) was a professional ice hockey defenceman who played 7 seasons in the National Hockey League for the Toronto St . Pats , Toronto Maple Leafs , Pittsburgh Pirates and the Montreal Canadiens . He won a Stanley Cup in 1930 with the Montreal Canadiens . By playing in 22 of 44 regular season for Montreal during the 1930 – 31 NHL season , he qualified to win the Stanley Cup . However his name was never engraved on the trophy because McCaffrey had been sent to the minors to play with the Providence Reds , and did not play for Montreal in the Stanley Cup playoffs . He started out playing for various teams in the Ontario Hockey Association senior series from 1915 to 1923 , including the Toronto Riversides , Toronto Dentals , Toronto Crescents , Parkdale Canoe Club , and the Chesley intermediates . In 1921 - 22 and 1922 - 23 McCaffrey played for the Toronto Granites who won the Allan Cup in both seasons . As a result , the Granites went to the 1924 Olympics as Canada ' s representative and won the gold medal . McCaffrey scored 20 goals in the tournament ' s 5 games . After that he turned pro with the Toronto St . Patricks of the NHL and later played for the Montreal Canadiens and the Pittsburgh Pirates ( NHL ) . He played seven seasons in the league , scoring 43 goals and 30 assists in 260 games played , He finished off his career in the minors and retired in 1933 .
1994 – 95 Washington Capitals season The 1994 – 95 Washington Capitals season was the team ' s twenty - first season of play . After stumbling to a 3 - 10 - 5 record by February 28 , the Capitals caught a break in bringing up 20 - year - old rookie goaltender Jim Carey from the Portland Pirates for their March 2 game against the New York Islanders . The Capitals edged the Islanders 4 - 3 and Carey made 21 saves . Carey would finish his rookie season with an impressive 18 - 6 - 3 record , a 2 . 13 GAA and 4 shutouts . With the help of Carey ' s superb goaltending , Washington would go on to win 19 of their final 30 games and finish in 6th place in the Eastern Conference , with a 22 - 18 - 8 record for 52 points . Peter Bondra had an excellent season , leading all NHL skaters in goals ( 34 ) and shorthanded goals ( 6 ) . In the first round of the playoffs , the Capitals faced their old rivals from 1992 and 1994 , the Pittsburgh Penguins . Washington had defeated Pittsburgh had eliminated Pittsburgh from the first round one year earlier and were hoping to do the same in 1995 . The series started out well for the Capitals , as they defeated the Penguins 5 - 4 in the opening game . In game 2 , Washington held a 3 - 1 lead after two periods , but Pittsburgh scored four times in the thirs period to win 5 - 3 and tie the series at 1 - 1 . Washington won games 3 and 4 at home by identical scores of 6 - 2 . The two teams skated to a 5 - 5 tie in game 5 . Just 4 minutes and 30 seconds into the first overtime period , Luc Robitaille scored his 4th of the playoffs to keep the Penguins alive in the series . Peter Bondra , Dale Hunter , Jaromir Jagr and Kevin Stevens each scored twice in the game . Leading 3 games to 2 , the Capitals had a chance to eliminate the Penguins on home ice in game 6 , but goaltender Jim Carey struggled , allowing 6 goals on just 13 shots . Washington got only one shot ( by Keith Jones ) past Pittsburgh goaltender Ken Wregget , who made 30 saves . The Penguins went on to win the game 7 - 1 and tied the series at 3 games apiece . Jaromir Jagr , Luc Robitaille and Tomas Sandstrom each scored twice . In game 7 , Carey played better than he had in game 6 , stopping 15 of 17 shots , but Ken Wregget was solid again and stopped all 33 Washington shots to get the shutout . Troy Murray would add an empty - net goal to give Pittsburgh a 3 - 0 win and the series 4 games to 3 . It was the second time in four years that the Penguins had defeated the Capitals after trailing 3 games to 1 in a series .
1894 - 95 OHA Junior Season This is the 1894 - 95 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s junior series : Group 1 . Kingston Athletics ( Only team ) Group 2 . Final Peterborough Hockey Club beat Peterborough Volts . Group 3 . Section A . Toronto Granites 2 - 0 - 0 - 4 29 - 5 Section B . Toronto Victorias 2 - 0 - 0 - 4 28 - 9 Group Final . " Sudden death " Group 4 . Final " Best of 3 " London beat Stratford 2 wins to 1 . Provincial Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Sudden death " Final . " Sudden death " See also . List of OHA Junior Seasons
1918 - 19 Quebec Junior Playoffs Montreal Melville won the 1918 - 19 Junior Amateur Hockey Association season . Since that was the only recognized league in Quebec that season , Melville won the province and advanced to the 1918 - 19 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Quebec Junior Playoffs
Brandt Centre The Brandt Centre , formerly the Regina Agridome , is an indoor arena in Regina , Saskatchewan . Built in 1977 , the Brandt Centre is the home arena for the Western Hockey League ' s Regina Pats , and also hosts concerts , rodeos , and the like . It replaced Regina Exhibition Stadium . The Brandt Centre has hosted numerous Tim Hortons Briers and Scotties Tournament of Hearts as well as the Memorial Cup .
1931 - 32 Rideau Jr This is the 1931 - 32 season of the Rideau Junior Group : Standings . " Statistics unavailable . " Final . " 2 games total goals " Brockville beat Perth 3 goals to 1 . Brockville advanced to the 1931 - 32 Ottawa District Junior Playoffs . See also . Rideau Junior Group
Detroit Jr . Red Wings For the 1992 - 95 Ontario Hockey League team of the same name , please see the Detroit Junior Red Wings . The Detroit Jr . Red Wings are a defunct Tier II Junior " A " team that was based out of Detroit , Michigan . They played out of the Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League and were the feeder team for the National Hockey League ' s Detroit Red Wings . History . The Jr . Red Wings started out in 1958 as a member of the Border Cities Junior B Hockey League . When the league folded in 1964 , the team went back to the United States to play in the Michigan Junior Hockey League . During this time , 1964 - 1970 , the team was known as the Detroit Olympia . After the last great schism of Canadian junior hockey in 1970 , the Detroit Jr . Red Wings became the first team to ever be crowned Tier II Junior " A " Central Canadian Champions , winners of the very first Dudley Hewitt Cup . The Championship allowed them entry into the 1971 Centennial Cup Playdowns . The team was led by league Most Valuable Player and Scoring Leader Mark Howe , son of hockey legend Gordie Howe . In the 1974 - 75 season the Junior Wings defeated the Minnesota Junior Stars in the finals to capture the American Junior A National Championship . The Junior Wings were headed up by Tom Wilson ( General Manager ) who had put together a team that included such notables as Ken Morrow of New York Islander fame ( 4 Stanley Cup rings and an Olympic Gold Medal ( 1980 ) and Mark Wells ( 1980 Olympic Team ) . Through the 1975 - 76 season , the team played out of Olympia Stadium with facilities next to the Red Wings . They entered the newly formed North American Hockey League in 1976 . In the 1976 - 77 season Wilson was named Coach of the Year . They played there until 1983 , when they went on hiatus . They seem to have come back a year later as the Detroit Compuware Ambassadors . Season - by - Season Results . " ( * ) During the 1958 - 59 Season , the Jr . Red Wings played three 4 - point games . "
Rob Shick Rob Shick ( born December 4 , 1957 in Port Alberni , British Columbia ) was a National Hockey League referee beginning with the 1985 – 86 NHL season . He retired in March of 2009 . He wore uniform number 16 since the 1994 – 95 NHL season . He has been wearing a helmet while refereeing NHL games since the mid - 1990s . Shick refereed his final game on March 7 , 2009 at Staples Center in which the Los Angeles Kings hosted the Minnesota Wild . He refereed over 1 , 300 NHL games during his career . He is married to Lynda Frye , MD .
Vanessa Émond Vanessa Emond ( born April 18 , 1988 ) is a women ' s ice hockey player . Playing career . Emond played for the Dawson College Blues women ' s ice hockey team in Quebec Ligue de hockey féminin collégial AA from 2006 to 2008 . She accumulated 75 points in her first year ( 45 goals , 30 assists ) for the College . The following season , she had 65 points ( 34 goals , 31 assists ) . She was named the Most Valuable Player of her team and represented Team Quebec twice . Emond was a Montreal Canadiens scholarship holder in 2010 from the Quebec Foundation for Athletic Excellence . NCAA . As a freshman in 2008 - 09 , Emond was fourth on the team with 15 assists in her rookie year . Her first career multi - point game was in a 4 - 3 win over Clarkson in game one of the ECAC Hockey Quarterfinals . The following season , she led the team in goals with 17 and scoring ( 33 points ) . Of her seventeen goals , three were short - handed while two were registered on the power play . In addition , she had two game winning goals . The first was October 30 versus Yale while the second was February 27 versus Clarkson . Career stats . NCAA . " '
Ron Lapointe Trophy The Ron Lapointe Trophy is awarded annually by the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League to the " Coach of the Year . " The award is named for Ron Lapointe . Winners . List of " Coach of the Year " winners . Winners in bold also won the Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year Award .
Botterill family The Botterill family , originally from Manitoba , Canada , is one of the most famous hockey families in the province of Manitoba . Patriarch Cal Botterill was awarded the Sport Manitoba Award of Excellence His wife , Doreen McCannell , competed for Canada in speed skating at the 1964 and 1968 Winter Olympics , respectively . The second generation , includes two siblings , Jason and Jennifer . Both have represented Canada in international tournaments . In addition , the Botterill siblings have competed in over 200 NCAA games . First generation . Cal Botterill competed for the Canada men ' s national ice hockey team from 1967 to 1969 . He received a PhD from the University of Alberta . Currently , he is a professor at the University of Winnipeg and has also worked as a sports psychology consultant for numerous teams in the National Hockey League including , the Calgary Flames , Chicago Blackhawks , Los Angeles Kings , and Philadelphia Flyers . Second generation . Jason . Jason Botterill was drafted 20th overall in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft by the Dallas Stars . He played for the Michigan Wolverines in the NCAA and was part of the NCAA championship team of 1996 . He is the only Canadian to ever win a Gold Medal in three straight World Junior Hockey Championships . Botterill managed just 5 goals in 88 games during parts of six NHL seasons with Dallas , Atlanta , Calgary and Buffalo , before retiring in 2004 . While competing for the Rochester Americans of the AHL , he suffered a concussion during a game against the Syracuse Crunch on October 31 , 2004 . On May 22 , 2009 , he was appointed as Assistant General Manager of the Pittsburgh Penguins . Prior to the appointment , he worked two seasons with the Penguins as director of hockey administration ; performing duties such as salary cap management , professional and amateur scouting and prospects development . Jennifer . Jennifer Botterill , a member of the Order of Manitoba since 2006 , attended Harvard University from 1998 - 2003 where she played hockey from 1998 to 2003 . She holds the Harvard Crimson women ' s ice hockey career scoring record ( 149 goals , 170 assists , 319 points ) . She scored at least one point in 106 of her 107 career NCAA games ( including a streak of 80 consecutive games ) and became the first player to win the Patty Kazmaier Award twice as the top player in NCAA women ' s hockey . In the Canadian Women ' s Hockey League , Botterill claimed the 2007 - 08 Angela James Bowl after winning the league scoring title with 61 points . Her last appearance with Team Canada was on February 25 , 2010 at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver . Her final point was also on February 25 when assisted Marie - Philip Poulin on the gold medal - winning goal .
1922 - 23 Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs Southern Section . North Bay Trappers 3 - 0 - 0 - 6 14 - 2 Independent team : Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds Final . " 2 games total goals " North Bay Trappers beat Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 11 goals to none . Central Section . First half . New Liskeard 3 - 1 - 0 - 6 Second half . New Liskeard " Statistics unavailable . " Northern Section . Iroquois Falls Eskimos 7 - 0 - 0 - 14 Regional Playoffs . Semi final . " 2 games total goals " Iroquois Falls Eskimos beat New Liskeard 23 goals to 2 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Iroquois Falls Eskimos beat North Bay 6 goals to 5 . Iroquois Falls Eskimos advanced to the 1922 - 23 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs