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Bruno Zarrillo Bruno Zarrillo ( b . September 5 , 1966 in Winnipeg , Manitoba , Canada ) is a former professional left winger . Il Falco Nero ( " " The Blackhawk " " ) moved at a young age to play in Italy . He began his career Latemar HC for a single season . He then joined HC Bolzano and he instantly became a hit , totalling 133 points in his first season and 114 the next ; he won the Italian Championsip in 1990 . From then on , Zarrillo became a regular member of the Italian National Team , for whom he played very well . Zarrillo won another league title with Bolzano before leaving for Germany to join the DEL Kölner Haie . He split the 1996 - 97 season between Bolzano and Cologne ; he joined SC Bern for the playoffs , helping them capture the NLA title in 1997 . He spent the next four seasons with the Kölner Haie , and the next with the Nürnberg Ice Tigers . He then made a stop in the NLB with Sierre - Anniviers HC and SC Langenthal before returning to Italy with HC Milano , concluding his career with a last Serie A title with the Vipers . Zarrillo played 170 games for the Italian National Team , participating in 8 World Championship s in the Elite and First Division , as well as two Olympic Games participations , in 1992 and 1994 .
Lafontaine Bleus = Senior Team = History . The Lafontaine Bleus were a senior and a junior team based in Montreal . They started out as an intermediate team in the Mount Royal Intermediate League . They won the provincial intermediate title in 1931 - 32 . The following year the Bleus and the rest of the league jumped to senior status . The Bleus finished third . This senior league only lasted one season and folded . The Bleus then applied to the Montreal Senior Group . Their application in early October was refused . However , at the end of the month the Montreal Columbus Club withdrew and the Bleus were accepted as a replacement . By then , Lafontaine had lost many of its players to other teams . In three years of play in the new league , the Bleus finished in last place . They then folded . There was a revival of the team in the Provincial Senior League in 1937 - 38 but that lasted only a year . Season - by - Season Results . Provincial Senior League ( 1937 - 38 ) . = Junior Team = The junior team played two seasons in the Junior Amateur Hockey Association . Season - by - Season Results . Junior Amateur Hockey Association ( 1934 - 35 to 1935 - 36 ) . = Bleus who played in the NHL =
2013 - 14 NEAJBHL Season These are the 2013 - 14 North Eastern Alberta Junior B Hockey League season standings . Season . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " ( * ) denotes 4 points deducted from record . " Playoffs . Format . The top eight teams qualify for the playoffs . All three rounds of the playoffs are best - of - seven series . By winning the league playoffs Cold Lake advances to the 2014 Russ Barnes Trophy and will also play in 2014 Keystone Cup as the host team .
HK Beostar HK Beostar is an ice hockey club from Belgrade , Serbia that plays in the binational Panonian League as well as the Serbian Hockey League . It is based in the Novi Beograd part of Belgrade and has its own arena called Pingvin Hala . The club was founded in 2002 , and its first adult league season was in 2006 .
1887 AHAC season The 1887 AHAC season was the inaugural season of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada . Play was in challenges . The Montreal Crystals won the final challenge of the season to win the Canadian championship and first league championship . League Business . The AHAC was organized on December 8 , 1886 < / ref > of various hockey clubs met at the Victoria Skating Rink in Montreal at the instigation of the Victoria Hockey Club of Montreal . The first executive was composed of : Regular season . The season ' s final match , held in the Victoria Rink on March 11 ended 3 – 2 for Montreal Crystals over the Montreal Victorias . The Vics had won the previous two meetings between the clubs . The Crystals changed their lineup , replacing F . Dowd , R . Laing and J . McGoldrick . The Crystals took the early lead on two goals by S . McQuisten . The Vics appeared to score a goal , but it was ruled to be too high and did not count . In the second half , D . Brown , one of the replacements , scored the third for Crystals before two goals by T . Arnton made it close . Overall Record . † National Champion Source : Ultimate Hockey AHAC challenges . Montreal Crystals final champions of the season . Source : " Montreal Gazette " Winter Carnival Tournament . In February , the Montreal teams of the AHAC participated in the Montreal Winter Carnival hockey tournament . The tournament , which was scheduled to play outdoors on an ice rink at the Ice Palace , was disrupted by two days of storms , and was not completed until February 25 . During this time , no AHAC challenges were played . Montreal HC wins Winter Carnival Tournament . Source : " Montreal Gazette "
2010 Clarkson Cup The 2010 Clarkson Cup was contested at the Elgin Barrow Arena in Richmond Hill , Ontario . The four competing teams included the Brampton Thunder , Minnesota Whitecaps , Mississauga Chiefs , and Montreal Stars . Qualification . The Brampton Thunder defeated the Burlington Barracudas in the CWHL wild card game to qualify for the Clarkson Cup tournament . The Thunder proceeded to eliminate the defending champion Montreal Stars in the semifinals . Championship game . The Minnesota Whitecaps were the only team from the Western Women ’ s Hockey League to compete in the tournament . It was the second consecutive year that the Whitecaps had made the final . The team came to the tournament with only 11 players and two goalies . Goalie Megan Van Beusekom - Sweerin had a shut out in a 4 - 0 win for the Whitecaps . Scoring summary . Chelsey Brodt - Rosenthal snapped a wrist shot past Thunder netminder Laura Hosier . During the first period , the Whitecaps hit the post twice . In the second period , Jenny Potter scored on a breakaway . The assist was credited to Erin Keys . In the second period , the Thunder were not able to get on the scoreboard . Molly Engstrom fired a slap shot past Van Beusekom - Sweerin , but the shot hit the post . In the third period , Maggie Fisher scored on a pass from Megan McCarthy . Andrea Fisher intercepted a pass from the Thunder . She passed to Brooke White - Lancette and scored the fourth goal on Hosier .
Penn Quakers The Penn Quakers are the sports teams of the University of Pennsylvannia in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania . They are a club - level team playing in the Great Northeast Collegiate Hockey Conference of the American Collegiate Hockey Association ( ACHA ) . They were an NCAA Division I team from 1965 - 66 through 1977 - 78 . That team was cut because of budgetary problems . Hockey dated back to 1898 at the school .
Rudy Migay Rudy Migay ( born November 18 , 1928 in Port Arthur , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey forward . He started out in junior hockey with his hometown Port Arthur Flyers in 1944 - 45 and 1945 - 46 . He then switched to the St Michaels Majors in 1946 - 47 and won the Memorial Cup . Then in 1947 - 48 Migay went back home to the Port Arthur West End Bruins . He accomplished the unique feat of winning a second straight Memorial Cup with 2 different teams . Migay began his National Hockey League career with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1949 . He would play his entire career with the Leafs , leaving the NHL after the 1960 season . The Leafs never traded him as he wished so he never was able to return to the NHL . He spent two seasons as a player - coach with the senior Port Arthur Bearcats and then three seasons in the minor pros . Migay retired in 1965 and spent one season as coach of the Tulsa Oilers .
1923 - 24 Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs Southern section . League . North Bay Trappers 4 - 2 - 0 - 8 34 - 13 Independent team . Sault Ste Marie Final . " 2 games total goals " North Bay Trappers beat Sault Ste Marie 24 goals to 7 . Central section . First Half . Cobalt 4 - 0 - 0 - 8 15 - 7 Second half . Cobalt 2 - 0 - 2 - 6 12 - 7 Northern section . Won by Timmins Regional Playoffs . Semi final . " 2 games total goals " Cobalt beat Timmins 11 goals to 4 . Final . North Bay Trappers beat Cobalt 18 goals to 4 . North Bay Trappers advanced to the 1923 - 24 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs
Klas Dahlbeck Klas Dahlbeck ( born July 6 , 1991 ) is a Swedish ice hockey player who is currently playing with Linköpings HC in Elitserien . He was selected by the Chicago Blackhawks in the 3rd round ( 79th overall ) of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft . Dahlbeck played for Sweden in the 2011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships .
Tommy Albelin Tommy Albelin ( born May 21 , 1964 in Stockholm , Sweden ) is a retired Swedish ice hockey defenceman who is currently an assistant coach for the Albany Devils in the AHL . Playing career . Albelin has , over the course of a 24 - year professional career , played for three NHL teams : the Quebec Nordiques , the New Jersey Devils , and the Calgary Flames . Albelin was drafted 158th overall by Quebec in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft . Before joining the club he played five seasons in the Swedish Elitserien . He played a year and a half for the Nordiques before being traded to the New Jersey Devils . He played 10 seasons for them and won two Stanley Cups - 1995 & 2003 . In 1996 he was traded to Calgary , but he signed to play with New Jersey again in 2001 . His best season was the 1988 – 89 season when he piled up 37 points . Albelin announced his retirement from hockey on July 29 , 2004 . However the Devils re - signed him in December , 2005 . This cut his retirement short after he had practiced with the team as an unsigned player for nearly half the season . He finished out his final year in 2006 playing for the Devils . Coaching career . On July 25 2007 Tommy was hired by the New Jersey Devils as an assistant coach to head coach Brent Sutter . It is his first NHL coaching job . International play . Played for Sweden in :
Sports - Concert Hall Almaz Sports - Concert Hall Almaz is an indoor arena located in Cherepovets , Russia . The capacity of the arena is 3 , 500 . It is the former home arena of the Severstal Cherepovets ice hockey team . New team ' s arena is called Ice Palace
Evan Barlow Evan Barlow ( born 8 November 1985 in Strathmore , Alberta ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey forward , who plays for the Elmira Jackals in the ECHL . Career . Early career . He started his career with the BCHL team Salmon Arm Silverbacks in 2003 . After two seasons , he started at Cornell University of the NCAA . In 2009 , he signed for ECHL team Idaho Steelheads , with a brief stay in the AHL for the Abbotsford Heat . Moving abroad . On 30 July 2010 , he signed with Finnish club HIFK where he stayed for a month before moving to Sweden where attended a try - out for Rögle BK . They did not sign him and he returned to Finland . On 14 September 2010 , he joined Norwegian club Vålerenga together with fellow Canadian Mark McCutcheon . But was released from his contract on 31 December 2010 , and returned to the Idaho Steelheads .
1935 - 36 Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs League . Semi final . " 2 games total goals " Port Arthur Juniors beat Fort William Westfort Maroons 4 goals to 3 . Final . " Best of 3 " Fort William Kams beat Port Arthur Juniors 2 wins to none . Independent team . Rainy River Blackhawks Regional final . " 2 games total goals " Fort William Kams beat Rainy River Blackhawks 14 goals to 4 . Fort William Kams advanced to the 1935 - 36 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs
Team Ulysse Team Ulysse is a Canadian Junior ice hockey from La Plaine , Quebec . They are former members of the Northern Junior Hockey League and the United Junior Hockey League , a pair of Independent Junior A leagues from the United States The team is affiliated with École secondaire de l ' Odyssée . History . Team Ulysse joined the junior ranks in 2008 as members of the United Junior Hockey League . As members of the league Northern / Quebec Division , the team fared well . Late in the season , the Quebec teams broke away from the troubled league , finished their season independently and then played their own playoffs . Team Ulysee lost in the finals to the Harrington College Icebergs . In the Summer of 2009 , while most of their former Quebec opponents moved on to form a College League under the auspices of Hockey Quebec , Team Ulysse chose to compete in the Northern Junior Hockey League in the United States . In the Spring of 2010 , Team Ulysse joined the newly formed LHPS .
1970 - 71 MJAHL Season This is a list of Maritime Junior Hockey League Standings for the 1970 - 71 season . This was the last year the league ran and the only year it ran at the Tier II level . Charlottetown was league champions and eventual National runner - up .
1918 - 19 MtlHL This is the 1918 - 19 season of the Montreal Hockey League : Standings . Second Half . Since they won both halves of the schedule , Montreal St Annes won the league title . They also inherited the Art Ross Cup from the defending champion Hochelaga . Montreal St Annes advanced to the 1918 - 19 Art Ross Cup Finals . Games . " Games were played as evening doubleheaders at the Jubilee Arena . The January 23rd doubleheader included one game from the first half and one from the second half . " See Also . Montreal Hockey League
1983 - 84 CJHL Season This is a list of Central Junior A Hockey League Standings for the 1983 - 84 season . Playoffs . Pembroke def . Ottawa 4 - 0 Hawkesbury def . Brockville Nepean and Gloucster with byes Semi Final Pembroke def Hawkesbury ( 4 - 1 ) Gloucester def . Nepean ( 4 - 0 ) Finals Pembroke def . Gloucester
1961 - 62 Saskatchewan Senior Playoffs This is the 1961 - 62 season of the Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League : All - Star Game . On Friday , October 27 , 1961 , before the start of the season , the defending champion Moose Jaw Pla - Mors played an all - star team from the other teams . The game was played in Saskatoon . Moose Jaw won 6 - 1 . The attendance was 1 , 583 . Semi finals . " Best of 7 " Saskatoon Quakers beat Yorkton Terriers 4 wins to none . Moose Jaw Pla - Mors beat Medicine Hat Monarchs 4 wins to 2 . Final . " Best of 7 " Saskatoon Quakers beat Moose Jaw Pla - Mors 4 wins to none . Saskatoon Quakers advanced to the 1961 - 62 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Saskatchewan Senior Playoffs
Greek National Team The Greek National Team is the team featuring the best players from Greece . Led by captain Dimitris Kalyvas , the team has faced extinction when the Greek government 13 years ago decided to cut funding in the ice hockey program . Kalyvas and the National Team stuck together , pooled their money to travel to Czech Republic when the last Greek arena closed and , in 2007 , after the Greek government accepted to fund ice hockey via the Hellenic Ice Sports Federation , the team and the sport revived in the country . The International Ice Hockey Federation accepted to let the Greek team take part in the 2008 DIII World Championship Qualification held in Bosnia - and - Herzegovina . Greece won the qualification and earned the right to take part in the 2008 World Championship DIII in Luxembourg . Greece finished 4th and secured its place for the 2009 World Championship Division III .
1999 - 00 EmpJHL Season This is the 1999 - 00 Empire Junior B Hockey League season . Standings . Team GP W L T GF GA PIM P Post Season . Format . The top three teams from each division qualified for the second round robin of the post season . The 4th through 7th place teams met in a round robin to determine the final qualifier for the second round robin . The winner of the second round robin were named league champions . Both round robins were held at the ESL Center in Rochester , New York on the weekends of March 17 - 19 and 24 - 26 . Wheatfield won the round robin with a 3 - 0 record Wheatfield won the round robin and championship with a 3 - 0 record .
Katie Wilson Katie Wilson ( born April 3 , 1991 in Winnipeg , Manitoba , Canada ) is a member of the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs . She was selected second overall by the Toronto Furies in the 2013 CWHL Draft . Playing career . While participating in the Winnipeg Women ’ s High School Hockey League , she was the leading scorer in 2005 , and was recognized as the Most Valuable Player . With the Notre Dame Hounds , Wilson claimed a Western Shield Championship in 2007 . In 2008 , Wilson was invited to attend the Canadian Under 18 selection camp in Calgary , Alberta . Wilson was the captain of the Balmoral Hall Blazers in 2008 - 09 , while also leading the team in scoring . Team Manitoba . She was a member of Team Manitoba on several occasions . She played for the squad at the 2006 Canada Winter Games , where they claimed a silver medal . At the National Women ’ s Under 18 championships in 2007 and 2008 , Wilson contributed to Manitoba ’ s bronze medal wins . NCAA . Her first game with the Bulldogs came on October 2 , 2009 versus the Robert Morris Colonials . In that same game , she logged an assist for the first point in her NCAA career . Her first NCAA goal came eight days later in a contest versus WCHA rival St . Cloud State . In a November 28 , 2009 contest versus the Boston College Eagles , she tallied the first hat trick in her career . Her longest scoring streak in the season lasted 11 games ( December 12 , 2009 to February 12 , 2010 ) . She would finish her freshman season with 43 points ( 17 goals , 27 assists ) to rank third overall in scoring . Her 1 . 05 points per game ranked third - highest in the NCAA . In the 2010 NCAA Regional Quarterfianls against New Hampshire , she had an assist on the game - winning goal . As a member of the 2010 Frozen Four National Champions , Wilson and her Bulldogs teammates visited the White House for an audience with United States President Barack Obama . She was one of four players from Manitoba that met the President ( Jocelyn Larocque , Laura Fridfinnson and Lana Steck were the others ) . In the 2010 - 11 campagin , her productivity would dip to 23 points ( 8 goals , 15 assists ) . During the season , she logged four multiple - point games . Her best scoring streak lasted four games ( Jan . 22 - Feb . 4 , 2011 ) . The biggest improvement in her sophomore season was reducing the number of penalty minutes compared to her freshman season . She would only serve 20 penalty minutes , compared to 40 as a freshman .
Bill LaForge Bill LaForge ( September 2 , 1951 - June 19 , 2005 ) was a Canadian ice hockey head coach . He was born in Edmonton , Alberta . He was the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks of the NHL for 20 games during the 1984 - 85 season before being replaced by team general manager Harry Neale . He had a 4 - 14 - 2 record . LaForge was originally a football player . He failed a physical at the Canadian Football League ' s Calgary Stampeders training camp in 1974 which put an end to that career . He had played hockey as well . LaForge now turned to hockey coaching at the minor level in his home province of Alberta . Some successes there had brought him to the attention of Sherry Bassin , the Oshawa Generals ' General Manager in 1981 when he was looking for a new coach . LaForge was hired . He advocated tough tactics for his team . LaForge surprisingly got the Generals into the Ontario Hockey League playoffs where he was suspended for 50 games for getting into a brawl with opposing coach Dave Dryden . After that season he went to the Regina Pats . They posted a 48 - 24 - 0 record and went on to the final where they lost . In 1982 he moved to the Kamloops Junior Oilers , who had been the Edmonton Oil Kings the previous season . The following season he brought the Oilers to the [ [ Western Hockey League ( junior ) championship and a loss in the [ [ Memorial Cup ] ] final , This brought him to the [ [ Vancouver Canucks ] ] . He was fired after posting a 4 - 14 - 2 record . Part of his failure can be attributed to his being used to junior players with little understanding of professional players . After that he coached the [ [ Hamilton Steelhawks ] ] for four seasons and then went on to coach the [ [ Guelph Storm ] ] and the [ [ Nashville Nighthawks ] ] References . [ [ Category : Born in 1951 ] ] [ [ Category : Dead in 2005 ] ] [ [ Category : Kamloops Junior Oilers coaches ] ] [ [ Category : Regina Pats coaches ] ] [ [ Category : Hamilton Steelhawks coaches ] ] [ [ Category : Oshawa Generals coaches ] ] [ [ Category : Guelph Storm coaches ] ] [ [ Category : Nashville Nighthawks coaches ] ] [ [ Category : Vancouver Canucks coaches ] ]
1986 Memorial Cup The 1986 Memorial Cup occurred May 10 - May 17 at the Memorial Coliseum in Portland , Oregon . Hosting rights were originally awarded to the Queen ' s Park Arena and the New Westminster Bruins , but staging the tournament alongside Expo ' 86 in Vancouver proved logistically impossible and so the tournament was moved to Portland for the second time in three years . Participating teams were the host team Portland Winter Hawks , as well as the winners of the Western Hockey League , Ontario Hockey League and Quebec Major Junior Hockey League which were the Kamloops Blazers , Guelph Platers and Hull Olympiques . The Platers won their first Memorial Cup , and the city ' s second Memorial Cup , defeating Hull in the final game . Scores . Round - robin Tie - Breaker Semi - final Final Winning roster . Rob Arabski , Paul Brydges , Steve Chiasson , Luciano Fagioli , Rob Graham , Steve Guenette , Brian Hayton , Andy Helmuth , Kerry Huffman , Paul Kelly , Denis Larocque , Lonnie Loach , Bill Loshaw , Allan MacIsaac , Jamie McKinley , John McIntyre , Keith Miller , Mike Murray , Tom Nickolau , Gary Roberts , Luc Sabourin , Marc Tournier . Coach : Jacques Martin Award winners . All - star team
Brewster Bulldogs ( FHL ) The Brewster Bulldogs are a minor league hockey team based out of the Brewster Ice Arena in Brewster , New York . The team is a member of the Federal Hockey League . The team was announced to play for the 2015 - 16 season . The team was announced about a month after the Danbury Whalers were left homeless when the management of the Danbury Ice Arena notified the team in Mid - April 2015 that their lease was not being renewed and they were given an eviction notice for the end of the month . The team is a new organization not a continuation of the Danbury franchise as the name hints at and the fact that the two cities are only about 10 miles / 16km apart . In the announcement of the team in Brewster , league commissioner , Don Kirnan stated " The official position on the Danbury Whalers is that the team is a member of the Federal Hockey League in good standing that is on in - active status . They are at an impasse with their landlord the Danbury Ice Arena . In an effort to continue their commitment to the Federal Hockey League , the team has waived their territorial and naming rights to the Brewster franchise . We back and support our league member & partners . ” The team was originally named the Stateline Whalers but were renamed in mid - July . The team is a co - tenant in the Brewster Arena with the junior level New York Apple Core , the Westchester Express , Brewster Bulldogs youth hockey and ten local high school hockey teams . Season by Season Record . Hockey League press release announcing team
1962 - 63 Saskatoon Quakers The Saskatoon Quakers were a senior team that played in the Saskatchewan Senior League . Tour . Dec 13 0 - 7 ( 0 : 3 , 0 : 0 , 0 : 4 ) Sweden @ Stockholm See Also . Canadian Team Overseas Exhibition Tours