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Beau Riedel Beau Riedel ( born November 3 , 1975 ) is a former Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender who played one season the East Coast Hockey League . Playing career . Riedel played for three teams during the 1996 - 97 ECHL season . After brief stops in Huntington and Wheeling , Riedel signed with the Johnstown Chiefs on December 30 , 1996 . Riedel finished the season as the starting goaltender of the Johnstown Chiefs , going 9 - 12 - 4 in 27 games . As a member of the Chiefs , Riedel signed a tryout contract with the Hershey Bears of the AHL on January 29 , 1997 , but did not see any ice time with the team . Riedel broke the Chiefs single - game save record by recording 61 saves in a game against the Louisville Riverfrogs in March 1997 , a record that he would hold for seven seasons . David Currie broke the record in April 2004 with a 62 save performance against the Reading Royals Personal . Riedel is the owner of Rock Bottom Hard Landscaping , a custom landscaping company that was established in 1998 in his hometown of Calgary .
1983 - 84 NDJCHL Season These are the 1983 - 84 Niagara & District Junior C Hockey League season standings . Season . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P Playoffs . Division Quarter - final Division Semi - final Division Final Final See Also . List of OHA Junior C Seasons
Bellingham Sportsplex The Bellingham Sportsplex is an American multi - use sports facility located in Bellingham , Washington . The Sportsplex contains two turf fields , primarily used for indoor soccer , and an ice rink , used by local amateur ice hockey teams , figure skating lessons and performances , and home games for the Whatcom Soccer Academy Rapids soccer games and Western Washington University hockey teams .
Konrad Johannesson Konrad Jonasson " Konnie " Johannesson ( August 10 , 1896 – October 25 , 1968 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player of Icelandic decent , who competed in the 1920 Summer Olympics . He was born in Glenboro , Manitoba . He played right defence for the Winnipeg Falcons , the Canadian team which won the gold medal . He died in Winnipeg , Manitoba .
Ralph Klassen Ralph L . Klassen ( born September 15 , 1955 in Muenster , Saskatchewan ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played 497 games in the National Hockey League . He played for the California Golden Seals , Cleveland Barons , Colorado Rockies , and St . Louis Blues . Klassen was a clever playmaker for the WHL ' s Saskatoon Blades from 1970 to 1975 . He was regularly among the league leaders in assists while finding the net himself on occasion . In 1974 - 75 he was a member of the Western Canada all - star squad that represented Canada at the 1975 World Junior Championships . Later that year he was the top scorer in the post - season as the Blades narrowly lost to the New Westminster Bruins in the league championship series . Coming off an exemplary junior career , Klassen was the third player selected in the 1975 NHL Amateur Draft when the California Golden Seals called his name . He played 71 games as a rookie during the last year in which the team was based in California . Klassen came east when the franchise relocated to Cleveland , Ohio . During this period he often formed an effective line with Bob Girard and Gary Sabourin . He scored 32 points for the Barons in 1976 - 77 and was a member of the Canadian team that ended the country ' s dispute with the IIHF by playing at the 1977 World Championship . Klassen started the 1977 - 78 season in Cleveland but was eventually traded to the Colorado Rockies . He played a solid defensive role for Colorado in 1978 - 79 then was claimed briefly by the Hartford Whalers in the 1979 NHL Expansion Draft . The next day he was traded to the New York Islanders then shipped to the St . Louis Blues a few minutes later . The Blues were the first decent team on which Klassen played . He skated parts of five seasons with St . Louis before retiring in 1984 with 497 NHL regular season games under his belt . He scored 52 goals and 93 assists .
1957 - 58 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Playoffs . Quarter Finals . Hull Legion beat New Glasgow Rangers 3 games to 2 . Belleville McFarlands beat South Porcupine Porkies 3 games to none . Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Levis beat Hull Legion 3 games to 2 . " Best of 7 " Belleville McFarlands beat Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen 4 games to 1 . Final . " Best of 7 " " Series awarded to Belleville McFarlands . " . Belleville McFarlands advanced to the 1957 - 58 Allan Cup Final .
1926 - 27 VictCL Season This is the 1926 - 27 season of the Victoria City League : Standings . Victoria Shells advanced to the 1926 - 27 British Columbia Senior Playoffs . Victoria Colonists advanced to the 1926 - 27 British Columbia Intermediate Playoffs . See also . List of VictCL Seasons
2011 Women ' s World Ice Hockey Championships – Division I The following teams took part in the Division I tournament which was held in Ravensburg , Germany , from April 11 to April 16 . The winner of the group will be promoted to the Top Division for the 2012 championships , while the last - placed team in the group will be relegated to Division II . On March 29 , 2011 Japan withdrew from the tournament due to the 2011 Japan earthquake . They will retain their place in 2012 ' s Division I , while the 5th placed team will be relegated to Division II . Results . All times local ( UTC + 2 )
Springfield Pics The Springfield Pics are an American junior ice hockey organization playing in Springfield , Massachusetts . They field two Junior and a number of Youth teams . History . The franchise was founded as the Springfield Olympics ( or Pics for short ) as charter member of the Tier III Junior A Eastern Junior Hockey League ( EJHL ) in 1993 . The team would relocate across the Massachusetts - Connecticut border to Enfield , Connecticut in 1995 and were renamed the New England Jr . Whalers named after the local National Hockey League team in Hartford . After the Hartford Whalers moved to Carolina in 1997 , the franchise was renamed the New England Jr . Coyotes and later the Jr . Falcons after the local Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League . During this time , the organization also fielded a team in the Tier III Empire Junior B Hockey League ( EmJHL ) ( later the Empire Junior Hockey League ) . In the 2009 off - season , the Jr . Falcons EJHL and EmJHL teams merged with the Springfield Pics of the Continental Hockey Association ( CHA ) and the Bay State Bucs Midget team , members of the NEMHL . This led the now merged Pics organization to field teams in the EJHL , EmJHL , and CHA . USPHL Premier Division . In 2013 , many Tier III junior hockey leagues were re - organized in the north eastern United States and the Springfield Pics became founding members of the new United States Premier Hockey League ( USPHL ) . Their former Junior A team ( USA Hockey dropped Junior A and B designations in 2011 ) which had participated in the EJHL joined the USPHL Elite Division for the 2013 – 14 season . In their first year in the USPHL - Elite League the Pics finished second and then went on to win the playoffs . The playoff win propelled the team to the " 2014 USA Hockey Tier III Junior Nationals " where they won their pool before losing the semifinal game to the eventual National Champions , the Boston Jr . Bruins . The Elite Division team was promoted to the Premier Division prior to the 2014 – 15 season . USHPL Elite Division . Their former Junior B team from the EmJHL joined the USPHL Empire Division for the 2013 – 14 season . After their former Elite Division team was promoted to the Premier Division , the Empire team was promoted to the Elite Division in 2014 . Former Junior B ESHL team . Their second Junior B team last competed in the Eastern States Hockey League ( formerly the CHA ) . Following the 2013 re - organization , this team was eliminated in favor of Under 18 and Under 16 teams which play in corresponding USPHL leagues . USA Hockey Tier III National Championships . Round robin play in pool with top 4 teams advancing to semifinal .
Rafael Diaz Rafael Diaz ( born 9 January 1986 in Zurich , Switzerland ) is a Swiss professional ice hockey defence of Galician Spanish background . He currently plays for EV Zug of the Swiss National League A . Diaz began his professional career with Zug in 2003 . Diaz was selected to play for the Switzerland men ' s national ice hockey team at the 2010 Winter Olympics . He previously represented Switzerland at the 2004 IIHF World U18 Championships , the 2005 and 2006 IIHF World U20 Championship , and the 2008 Ice Hockey World Championship .
Bill Burega If there was one thing Bill Burega could do , is was intimidate the opposition . An imposing figure , he liked to play a rough and tumble style of game . It was in 1955 - 56 , when as a member of the WHL ' s Winnipeg Warriors , Burega received a call to play as a fill - in for the Toronto Maple Leafs where he had one assist in four games . He also helped the Warriors to the WHL championship that year . The one constant to his game was his willingness to mix it up . He spent at least 100 minutes in the penalty box during ten of his 13 professional seasons .
Frank Simonetti Frank Simonetti ( Born - September 11 , 1962 in Melrose , Massachusetts ) is a retired American professional ice hockey defenceman who played for Norwich University and 115 games in the National Hockey League for the Boston Bruins . He played for Norwich from 1980 to 1984 . Undrafted by any NHL club , Simonetti was sigend as a free agent by the Boston Bruins in 1984 . Simonetti turned pro in 1984 - 85 , playing 31 games for the Hershey Bears and 43 games for the Bruins . Unfortunately he suffered a shoulder injury in 1985 - 86 that required surgery . Simonetti managed only limited ice time in 1986 - 87 & 1987 - 88 and retired in 1988 .
Andy Sertich Andy Sertich ( Coleraine , Minnesota , May 6 , 1983 . ) is an American - Croatia n professional ice hockey Defenseman who is currently a member of Croatian team KHL Medveščak who compete in the EBEL league . Playing career . As a amateur he played hockey for one of the strongest American collegiate teams the University of Minnesota . Through four years of playing with the Gophers his teammates were today ' s stars such as Thomas Vanek , Paul Martin and Phil Kessel . In the four years of playing in the WCHA Sertich played 171 games with 27 goals and 39 assists . Sertich was selected in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft 136th overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins , though he never played for them . In the 2008 – 09 season he played for the ECHL League team Utah Grizzlies , where in over 62 games he scored 12 goals and had 24 assists , which saw him as the best defender on his team by points . Along with Utah , he played 6 games for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the American Hockey League , the second strongest league in the North American continent . On May 28 , 2009 , with eligibility to play for the Croatian national team , Sertich left America signing a one - year contract with Croat team KHL Medveščak for the 2009 – 10 season . In 54 games Sertich scored 8 goals for 34 points to lead all Medveščak Zagreb defensemen in points and was re - signed to a one - year extension on April 1 , 2010 .
List of Los Angeles Kings draft picks This is a complete list of ice hockey players who were drafted in the National Hockey League Entry Draft by the Los Angeles Kings franchise . It includes every player who was drafted , regardless of whether they played for the team . Draft picks . Incomplete " Note : Stats are updated through the end of the 2007 – 08 season "
Hockeytown Hockeytown is a nickname for the city of Detroit , Michigan , which arose in 1996 as the result of a marketing campaign by the city ' s NHL franchise , the Detroit Red Wings . The nickname , over time , has gained national and international recognition . The " Hockeytown Cafe " in Detroit commemorates the nickname . The Red Wings organization did research prior to adopting this title to see if they could make this claim . Nicholas Cotsonika writes about this in " Red Wings Essential : Everything you need to know to be a real Red Wings Fan . " Cotsonika mentions that the Red Wings have won more championships then any other US - based NHL team , and that iconic players like Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay played for the Red Wings as the justification for the Red Wings to adopt this nickname . Professional hockey began in the state of Michigan . The nickname has become a point of pride for Red Wings fans as the NHL acknowledges in their own publications . Other uses . Warroad , Minnesota has also been called Hockeytown , USA over four decades prior to the Red Wings ' use of the name . Michael Farber , in a December 4 , 2007 article published in " Sports Illustrated " , searched for additional cities that could also be called " Hockeytown " in the USA . Farber ' s list included focuses on Philadelphia , Pennsylvania , Buffalo , New York , and Saint Paul , Minnesota before declaring St . Paul " America ' s new Hockeytown . " Ross McKeon of Yahoo Sports concluded the same in his article " New Hockeytown , USA " , where he wrote " Saint Paul , Minn . , home of the Minnesota Wild , fits the bill . " Mayor of Pittsburgh Luke Ravenstahl wanted usage of the " Hockeytown " moniker included in a bet over the 2008 Stanley Cup Finals with Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick . Kilpatrick refused . His staff stated that " We can ' t do the Hockeytown bet . . . that is a trademark and a brand " and that the name is a trademark of the Red Wings . Detroit won the Stanley Cup in 2008 , making the point .
2006 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships The 2006 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships ( " 2006 WJHC " ) were held in Vancouver , Kelowna , and Kamloops , British Columbia , Canada . The championships began on December 26 , 2005 , and finished on January 5 , 2006 . Games were played at GM Place and the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver , the Interior Savings Centre in Kamloops and Prospera Place in Kelowna . Team Canada was the winner defeating Russia 5 – 0 in the gold medal game . Total attendance was 325 , 138 ( a new record ) spread over 31 games , for an average of 10 , 488 per game . All times local ( UTC - 8 ) All times local ( UTC - 8 ) Championship results . Relegation round . " Note : Matches " Slovakia 7 – 4 Latvia " and " Switzerland 2 – 0 Norway " from the preliminary round ( both on December 27 , 2005 ) are included as well since these results carry forward . " All times local ( UTC - 8 ) All times local ( UTC - 8 ) Goaltending leaders . ( " Minimum 90 minutes played " ) Tournament awards . All - Star Team . " Selected by the media . " Goaltender : Defense : Forwards : Best players . " Selected by the directorate . " Goaltender : Defenseman : Forward : Division I . Group A . " Held December 11 - 17 , 2005 , in Bled , Slovenia . " Group B . " Held December 12 - 18 , 2005 , in Minsk , Belarus . " Division II . Group A . " Held December 12 - 18 , 2005 , in Bucharest , Romania . " Group B . " Held January 10 - 16 , 2006 , in Belgrade , Serbia and Montenegro . " Division III . " Held at Elektrenai and Kaunas , Lithuania January 3 - 9 , 2006 . "
Buffalo Regals The Buffalo Regals are a junior ice hockey team based in Buffalo , New York , United States . They are members of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League . They were known as the Wheatfield Jr . Blades until 2012 and then the Buffalo Blades until 2013 . The organization was unable to ice a team for the 2014 - 15 season due to a lack of players The team suspended operations in August of 2015 for the 2015 - 16 sesaon which according to a report on juniorhockey . com ' s website was due to a registration issue with USA Hockey . The paperwork to get reinstated by USA Hockey was filled too late according to USA Hockey The team returned to the GOJHL for the 2016 - 17 season ; . The team folded in November of 2016 . The ended up with a 0 - 24 - 0 - 0 record scoring 23 goals while allowing 251 . The team ' s final game was played on November 18th and the November 20th game was cancelled .
Alyssa Grogan Alyssa Grogan is a goaltender for the Minnesota Golden Gophers women ' s ice hockey program . Playing career . In her first season with Eagan High School ( 2003 - 04 ) , she posted a record of 23 - 5 - 2 . She was the starting goaltender for the United States in the inaugural IIHF World Women ' s U18 Championship ( played in 2008 ) , and helped the US win a gold medal . NCAA . On October 4 , 2008 , she made her NCAA debut in a victory versus the Robert Morris Colonials . Her only loss in WCHA conference play during the 2008 - 09 season came versus Minnesota - Duluth on January 23 . She appeared in the 2009 Frozen Four in a semifinal loss to the Mercyhurst Lakers . In an October 24 , 2008 contest versus the Wisconsin Badgers , she helped the Golden Gophers to their first ever shootout win .
S Line The S Line was an early National Hockey League forward line that played for the now - defunct Montreal Maroons . It was a highly potent line back in its glory years in the 1920s , just when the NHL was beginning and developing . The S Line ' s sobriquet was a pun on its components ' surnames — manning left wing for the Maroons then was Babe Siebert — at centre was Nels Stewart — and on right wing was Hooley Smith . Glory Days . Stewart once confessed that Siebert and Smith " did most of the digging for the puck work . They knew I was out there waiting , and if they freed the puck , I ' d do the rest . " All the same , the trio was a perfect match for each other . Smith kicked off in 1922 with the brand - new Maroons and three years later , Siebert and Stewart were signed . At the time Smith was struggling — but when his new linemates caught him , he sped right up . Siebert got a good start off to his career . But their centreman , Stewart , overshadowed them . Although only Bert Corbeau ' s 121 penalty minutes beat " Old Poison " for the NHL lead in that category — by two — the new line was a TNT combo . Stewart lived up to his nickname in helping the Maroons win the Stanley Cup — he scored the winning goal in each of the Maroons ' victories over the Victoria Cougars . He led the league with 34 goals — a truly outstanding feat — and 42 scoring points . Many believe that had the Conn Smythe Trophy existed in 1926 , Stewart would have won the award for Most Valuable Playoff Performer as well as the Hart Memorial Trophy , now , specifically , for the NHL ' s regular season MVP — but , sadly , none of the " S Line ' s " members lived to see it first awarded in 1965 . Breakup . 1930 was to turn out sour . While that year Stewart scored his personal highs in goals and points with 39 and 55 , respectively , and earned his second Hart Trophy , his wingers faltered . The Crazy Twenties were over , as was the S Line ' s glory age . While " Old Poison " still consistently scored and played aggressively , it did not easily help the Maroons back to Lord Stanley ' s Mug , and Smith and Siebert weren ' t getting on the scoreboard as often now , in the " Hungry Thirties " that the Great Depression caused . It was particularly bad for some teams , and sadly , the Maroons were one of them . The old saying " You have to be cruel to be kind " proved true as for 1930 – 31 , Smith and Siebert went across Montreal to the Maroons ' largely French - Canadian rivals , the defending Cup Champions , the Canadiens . The next year , Stewart went to the Boston Bruins . The Maroons ' second and final Cup came against the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1935 . Deaths . Siebert died first of the S Line — he drowned in 1939 shortly after being hired as Habs coach at 35 . The Maroons had folded the previous year . In 1957 , at 54 , Stewart was found dead — presumably of a heart attack . In 1963 , Smith was 61 when he died of cancer .
British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame The British Columbia Sports Hall of Fame was established in 1966 to hounour BC ' s outstanding athletes , teams and builders . The physical hall of fame opened in August 1966 at the BC Pavillion of the Pacific National Exhibition Grounds . The Hall was relocated to its ' present home , BC Place in 1992 .
1953 - 54 NWQHL season This is the 1953 - 54 season of the Northwest Quebec League : Standings . La Sarre Cyclones 23 - 9 - 4 - 50 167 - 113 Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Final . " Best of 5 " " Since this was the only intermediate A league in Northern Ontario , La Sarre was also awarded the regional title , "
Fort Frances Royals The Fort France Royals were a Canadian Junior A hockey team from Fort Frances , Ontario . They were members of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League for the 1963 - 64 season , then transferring to the Thunder Bay Junior Hockey League . The Royals were affiliated with the Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League . Team colors were green and white in the MJHL , and later changing to orange , black , and white . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team rosters or on league for direct link to that season .
1962 - 63 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs League . " Further statistics unavailable " Sem final . " Best of 7 " Port Arthur Bearcats . beat Red Rock Royals 4 wins to none . Final . " Best of 7 " Port Arthur Bearcats beat Fort William Beavers 4 wins to 3 . Port Arthur Bearcats advanced to the 1962 - 63 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs
1929 – 30 New York Rangers season The 1929 – 30 New York Rangers season was the fourth season for the team in the National Hockey League . In the regular season , the Rangers finished third in the American Division with a 17 - 17 - 10 record . New York qualified for the Stanley Cup playoffs , where the Rangers defeated the Ottawa Senators 6 – 3 in a two - game , total - goals series , but lost to the Montreal Canadiens 2 - 0 in the semi - finals .
1965 - 66 Sherbrooke Castors The games from Dec 26 through Jan 4 were part of the Ahearne Cup tournament in Stockholm , which the Sherbrooke Castors won . Tour . Dec 26 8 - 3 ( 2 : 1 , 4 : 0 , 2 : 2 ) Djurgaarden IF & Stockholm ( Ahearne Cup ) See also . Canadian Team Overseas Exhibition Tours
Bojan Jankovic Bojan Jankovic ( born 9 June 1984 ) is a Serbian hockey player who played for the Serbia national ice hockey team . Earlier in his career he played for the Yugoslavia national ice hockey team . Profile . Position : Forward Shoots : Right Height : 190 cm / 6 ' 3 " Weight : 100 kg / 220 lbs
1951 World Championship The 1951 World Ice Hockey Championships were the 15th World Championships and the 28th European Championships in ice hockey for international teams . The tournament took place in France from the 9th to 17 March and the matches were played in the capital city , Paris . Thirteen nations took part , and were first split into two groups . The seven best teams were placed in the first group , and the six others were placed into the " Criterium Européen " , which would later become the B World Championships . The A World Championships were played in a league , with each team playing each other once . Canada became world champions for the 14th time , and Sweden took their fifth European Championships . Canada was represented by the Lethbridge Maple Leafs . See 1950 - 51 Lethbridge Maple Leafs .
Rob Kenny Rob Kenny ( b . October 19 , 1968 in Bronx , New York d . July 21 , 2010 , Weston , Florida ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played in the International Hockey League and American Hockey League . He played for the Binghamton Rangers , Long Beach Ice Dogs , and Orlando Solar Bears .
2006 AIHL season The 2006 AIHL season was the 7th season of the Australian Ice Hockey League , the 5th in which the Goodall Cup was awarded to the league champions . The Melbourne Ice mathematically clinched their first ever V . I . P . Cup as first place finishers on August 5 with a 5 - 3 win over Central Coast . The Newcastle North Stars won their third AIHL championship in four years by defeating the Adelaide Avalanche 4 - 0 in the final on September 3 . Playoffs . Semi - Finals . " September 2 " Final . " September 3 "