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Michal Grosek Michal Grošek ( born June 1 , 1975 in Vyškov , Czechoslovakia ) is a retired professional ice hockey right winger . He played in the National Hockey League for 11 seasons between 1993 and 2004 . Grošek was drafted 145th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft . Upon suiting up for the Jets , he made history by becoming the first Czech born player to play for the club . In total , he played in 526 career NHL games , scoring 84 goals and 137 assists for 221 points . Grošek ' s best offensive season was the 1998 – 99 season , when he was playing with the Buffalo Sabres . Grošek registered career highs in goals ( 20 ) , assists ( 30 ) , points ( 50 ) , penalty minutes ( 102 } , and shots ( 140 ) during that season . In 2000 he was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks for Doug Gilmour and J . P . Dumont . After Chicago Grošek played for the New York Rangers and Boston Bruins but was never able to recapture the form shown in 1998 - 99 . After departing from the NHL , Grošek moved to Switzerland , suiting up for Nationalliga A side Genève - Servette HC where he was the team ' s top goal scorer with 15 goals . He then moved to the Russian Super League , playing for SKA Saint Petersburg where he scored just 3 goals in 13 games before returning to Servette where he managed 9 goals in 17 games . In 2006 , he moved to EV Zug , staying for two seasons before moving to Leksands IF in Allsvenskan . In September 2008 , Grošek signed with Swiss lower league team CP Meyrin as a coach , effectively ending his playing career .
2006 Clarence Schmalz Cup The 2006 Clarence Schmalz Cup was an epic six - league playdown that results in a second straight Provincial Junior " C " Championship for the Penetang Kings . All contestants in the Clarence Schmalz Cup championships participated in the 2005 - 06 OHA Junior C Season . Playdowns . Quarter - final Semi - final Final
1997 – 98 QMJHL season The 1997 – 98 QMJHL season was the 29th season in the history of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League . The Québec Remparts name is revived after twelve years when the Beauport Harfangs change indentities . The QMJHL continues to grow in eastern markets with an expansion team in Baie - Comeau , Quebec and the relocating of the Granby Prédateurs relocated to Cape Breton . The league inaugurates the Philips Plaque , awarded to the player with the best faceoff percentage . The Ford Cups are renamed the Telus Cups , one each for the offensive and defensive players of the year . Fifteen teams played 70 games each in the schedule . The Québec Remparts finished first overall in the regular season winning their first Jean Rougeau Trophy , since the original name was revived . The Val - d ' Or Foreurs won their first President ' s Cup , defeating the Rimouski Océanic in the finals . Final standings . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; PTS = Points ; GF = Goals for ; GA = Goals against " Scoring leaders . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes " Playoffs . Jean - Pierre Dumont was the leading scorer of the playoffs with 46 points ( 31 goals , 15 assists ) . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; PTS = Points ; GF = Goals For ; GA = Goals Against "
Garry Lariviere Garry Lariviere ( born December 6 , 1954 in St . Catharines , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey defenceman . Lariviere started his National Hockey League career with the Quebec Nordiques in 1979 . He also played for the Edmonton Oilers . He left the NHL after the 1983 season . Lariviere was chosen 83rd overall by the Buffalo Sabres in the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft after a solid junior career with the hometown St . Catharines Black Hawks of the OHA . In 1975 he was named to the CHL first all - star team after recording 53 points for the Tulsa Oilers . Lariviere joined the WHA ' s Phoenix Roadrunners on a full time basis in 1975 - 76 and later played an important playmaking role on the Quebec Nordiques . The clever rearguard remained with the Nords when they merged with the NHL in 1979 - 80 and was a decent two - way player though the club failed to make the post - season . In March 1981 he joined the Vancouver Canucks for a few minutes before he was sent to the Edmonton Oilers . Lariviere supplied savvy and accurate passes on the speedy Oilers and played one playoff game in 1983 when they reached the Stanley Cup final . Eventuallt he was relegated to the minors and starred for the AHL ' s St . Catharines Saints for three seasons before retiring in 1986 . In 1984 the veteran blueliner was named to the AHL first all - star team , voted the league MVP and presented the Eddie Shore Award as the top defenceman in the AHL . After retiring Lariviere entered the realm of coaching and became a much - travelled assistant coach in the minors and NHL .
Stonehill Skyhawks The Stonehill Skyhawks represent Stonehill College of North Easton , Massachusetts . It is a NCAA Division III team . They used to be called the Stonehill Chieftains until the politically incorrect name was changed for the 2005 - 06 season . The school had already stopped using a Native American character and headdress in 1993 .
Craig Bushey Craig Larry Bushey ( b . February 27 1980 Ignace , Ontario , Canada ) is a professional ice hockey forward . Craig played college hockey for the University of Alabama - Huntsville Chargers of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) from 2001 thru 2005 . Craig played junior hockey for the Cleveland Barons of the North American Hockey League ( NAHL ) . Craig signed with his first professional team the Amarillo Gorillas of the Central Hockey League ( CHL ) playing in 5 games in the 2005 - 06 season and scoring 1 goal and recording 1 assist . After being waved on November 5 , 2005 Craig was signed by the Huntsville Havoc of the Southern Professional Hockey League ( SPHL ) on November 17 , 2005 . External links . Huntsville Havoc Biography
1989 - 90 AUAA Season This is the 1989 - 90 season of the Atlantic Universities Athletic Association . Standings . Kelly Division Playoffs . " All series best of 3 . " Acadia Axemen beat Cape Breton Capers 2 wins to 1 . Dalhousie Tigers beat St . Francis Xavier X - Men 2 wins to 0 . Moncton Aigles Bleu beat St . Thomas Tommies 2 wins to 1 . UPEI Panthers beat UNB Varsity Reds 2 wins to 1 . UPEI Panthers beat Acadia Axemen 2 wins to 0 . Moncton Aigles Bleu beat Dalhousie Tigers 2 wins to 0 . Moncton Aigles Bleu beat UPEI Panthers 2 wins to 0 . Moncton Aigles Bleu ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1990 University Cup tournament . Team Photos . = See Also = List of AUS Seasons
Bill Derlago < br > William Anthony Derlago , ( born August 25 , 1958 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey player . He played in the National Hockey League from 1978 to 1987 with the Vancouver Canucks , Toronto Maple Leafs , Boston Bruins , Winnipeg Jets and Quebec Nordiques . Career . Growing up , Derlago excelled at multiple sports , including golf , tennis , baseball , and hockey . It was hockey that garnered the most success and attention for the young Derlago , as he rewrote the WCJHL record books as a member of the Brandon Wheat Kings in the 1970s . His standout junior career led to his being selected fourth overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1978 NHL Entry Draft . As a rookie with the Canucks in 1978 – 79 , Derlago badly injured his knee and was limited to just 9 games , though he did score a respectable 8 points . Though he played well in Vancouver , he was unable to live up to the high expectations , and was traded to Toronto along with Rick Vaive for Tiger Williams and Jerry Butler on February 18 , 1980 . In Toronto , Derlago developed into a star playmaker , working particularly well with Vaive , who was developing into a sniper . Though successful on the ice , questions were raised about Derlago ' s desire and self - discipline . He avoided all of the exercise regimes and extra practices that might have raised his game . On October 11 , 1985 , he was traded to the Boston Bruins for Tom Fergus . In Boston , Derlago was relegated to third - and fourth - line duty as a defensive forward . After only 39 games in Boston , he was again traded , this time to the Winnipeg Jets in exchange for Wade Campbell . Clearly on the downside of his career , Derlago lasted only a brief time with the Jets before he was sent to the Quebec Nordiques in 1987 . Eighteen games later he was demoted to the Fredericton Express of the AHL . Derlago would spend one additional season in Italy before announcing his retirement in 1988 . Derlago currently resides in Concord , Ontario , and operates a Chrysler dealership .
Edmonton Athletic Club The Edmonton Athletic Club were a junior team . They won the Edmonton City Junior League in 1933 - 34 , 1937 - 38 , 1948 - 49 , and 1949 - 50 . They won the 1933 - 34 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs and then lost the 1933 - 34 Memorial Cup Final . In 1938 their name was changed to the Edmonton Athletic Club Roamers for a number of years .
Keith Allen Keith Allen ( born August 21 , 1923 ) is a retired professional ice hockey player and is a former National Hockey League head coach and general manager . He was born in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan , Canada . As of 2009 , he is executive vice president of the Philadelphia Flyers . Playing career . Allen played junior hockey for the Saskatoon Quakers in 1940 – 41 , and then joined the Washington Eagles of the Eastern Amateur Hockey League for the 1941 – 42 season , followed by a year with the Buffalo Bisons of the American Hockey League . During the Second World War , he played on the Saskatoon Navy hockey team , and then played the 1945 – 46 season in the Western Canada Senior Hockey League with the Saskatoon Elks . In 1946 , Allen joined the Springfield Indians of the American Hockey League , and played on that team for five years , followed by three seasons with the Syracuse Warriors . He was traded back to Springfield in February 1954 , but refused to report to Eddie Shore ' s team , and was instead sent to the Detroit Red Wings . He played 10 games with Detroit in the 1953 – 54 season and played in the playoffs , getting his name engraved on the Stanley Cup . Allen played another 18 games for the Red Wings in 1954 – 55 , which would be the end of his NHL playing career . During his playing career he was nicked named " Bingo " For most of the 1954 – 55 season , Allen played in the Western Hockey League for the Edmonton Flyers — a Detroit affiliate — on a team that included future Hockey Hall of Fame inductees Johnny Bucyk , Norm Ullman , Glenn Hall , Al Arbour , and player - coach Bud Poile . He then played one season with the Brandon Regals before being hired by the Seattle Americans as player - head coach in 1956 . He retired as a player in 1957 to become a full - time coach . Coaching / management career . From 1956 to 1965 , Allen was a head coach in the Western Hockey League with the Seattle Americans / Seattle Totems , with only one losing season in eight years . With the NHL expansion in 1967 , Allen was hired as the first head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers , with his former coach and teammate Bud Poile as general manager . In their inaugural season , the Flyers finished first in their division with the best record among the six new teams . They fell to third place in their division in the 1968 – 69 NHL season , and Allen then became the Flyers ' general manager . There , he would help construct the famed " Broad Street Bullies " that led the Flyers to consecutive Stanley Cup s in 1974 and 1975 , earning the nickname " Keith the Thief " . He would also help start the AHL ' s Maine Mariners , one of the most successful franchises in that league ' s history . Allen was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame as a Builder in 1992 . He is currently the executive vice president of the Flyers .
2010 Central Hockey League All - Star Game The 2010 Central Hockey League All - Star Game was held at the Laredo Entertainment Center in Laredo , Texas . The game was between the teams named The South Texas All - Stars and The CHL All - Stars . Rosters . South Texas All - Stars . Starers Reserves CHL All - Stars . Starters Reserves
Armenia Armenia ( Armenian : Հայաստան , " Hayastan " ) is a small country of the Caucasus , bordered by Turkey to the west , Georgia to the north , Azerbaijan to the east and Iran to the south , in the area between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea . Armenia used to be a member of the Soviet Union , and has been independent since 1991 . Its population is over 3 , 000 , 000 and the capital is Yerevan . History of hockey in Armenia . In September 2009 , then president of the Armenian Federation Karen Khatchatryan was killed in a car accident along with his wife , his son , Denis Davidov ( vice - president of the Georgian Federation ) , the General secretary and his wife while driving through Turkey to attend to the semi - annual congress of the International Ice Hockey Federation held in Tunis , Tunisia . The 2010 DIIIB World Championship was held in Yerevan . In front of its supporters , the Armenian National Team qualified for the medal round , but failed to gain promotion to Division II . However , the Armenians were later punished for using ineligible players , an offence the team had already committed in the past . Just as the previous time , Armenia used several American - Armenian players and are suspected to have sent IIHF officials wrong informations about the players ; this resulted in the country being indefinitely suspended by the IIHF , until further decisions are taken by the Federation following their investigation . Ice hockey was played sporadically in Armenia during the 1960 ’ s . In 1962 , the Armenians played in a tournament that was held in Sverdlovsk , Russia , where teams from some of the Soviet states played against each other . One of the Armenian games was a 0 - 1 loss to Lithuania on March 8 , 1962 . Today there is a league in Armenia . There are two indoor and three outdoor rinks in the country . League . Armenian League
Bobby Gould Robert Alexander Gould ( born September 2 , 1957 in Petrolia , Ontario ) is a former Canadian ice hockey player . Playing career . Bob Gould was drafted into both the National Hockey League and the World Hockey Association in 1977 . The Atlanta Flames of the NHL took him in the seventh round , 118th overall , in the 1977 NHL Amateur Draft and the Calgary Cowboys of the WHA took him in the eighth round , 70th overall , in the 1977 WHA Amateur Draft . He would never play in the WHA , though , as he spent most of his professional career in the NHL . He played one game for the Atlanta Flames in 1979 – 80 and relocated to Calgary with the team for the following season . He played parts of the next two seasons , 1980 – 81 and 1981 – 82 , for the Calgary Flames before being traded to the Washington Capitals on 25 November 1981 along with Randy Holt for Pat Ribble and a round two selection from the 1983 NHL Entry Draft ( Todd Francis ) . After three seasons of bouncing between the minors and the NHL , Gould final got a chance to play full time at the NHL level with the Caps and he made the most of it . In 20 NHL games in the Flames organisation , he managed only three goals and six points . In his first 60 games as a Capital , he scored 18 goals and 31 points . He continued to score well with three straight seasons with over 20 goals and his scoring prowess would peak in 1986 – 87 when he scored a career high 23 goals and 50 points . Gould is perhaps best remembered for his famous March 20 , 1987 fight with Mario Lemieux . Giving up 6 inches and 25 lbs , Gould ended up breaking Lemieux ' s jaw with a solid right uppercut . Lemieux spent the night at George Washington University Hospital . " The first thing that came to mind when he said , ` Let ' s go , ' was that I could get him off the ice for five minutes , " Gould said . " I never thought about hurting him . " Lemieux would not fight again in the NHL for another 9 years . Nearing the twilight of his career , the Capitals traded him the Boston Bruins for a defenceman named Alain Cote on 28 September 1989 . This would be his final NHL season , and would help the Bruins reach the Stanley Cup finals . The team they would defeat in order to reach the finals was the Capitals . He would play for the Maine Mariners of the American Hockey League in 1990 – 91 before retiring altogether . In 697 NHL games , he finished with 145 goals and 159 assists .
2004 – 05 New Jersey Devils season The 2004 – 05 New Jersey Devils season would have been the team ' s 23rd season in the National Hockey League since the franchise relocated to New Jersey . However , the 2004 – 05 NHL lockout prevented the season from occurring , and thus the season was canceled . NHL lockout . Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello sat on the negotiating committee for the league , although he had little to say early on in the proceedings . However , he was invited to a January meeting by the players ' union in an attempt to breach sides ; Lamoriello was invited because of the respect for the manner in which he ran the Devils organization . That meeting was ultimately unfruitful , although it did lead to further talks between the players and the owners . As late as February 2005 , Lamoriello showed hope the season could be salvaged . He later added : Lamoriello praised the final decision , saying it put everyone on " level footing " and created more parity in the league . Meanwhile , during the stoppage Devils ' center Scott Gomez went home to Anchorage , Alaska to play for the Alaska Aces of the ECHL . He went on to lead the league in scoring , netting 86 points in only 68 games , en route to winning the league ' s Most Valuable Player award . Transactions . The Devils completed the following transactions before the lockout suspended all activity : Draft picks . The Devils ' draft picks at the 2004 NHL Entry Draft in Raleigh , North Carolina . Farm teams . The Albany River Rats , the Devils ' American Hockey League affiliate , finished in last place in their division during the 2004 – 05 AHL season , and failed to make the playoffs for the fifth straight season . Veteran Dean McAmmond led the team in scoring with 61 points , while right on his heels was hot rookie Zach Parise with 58 . Meanwhile goaltenders Scott Clemmensen and Ari Ahonen split the load evenly , although Ahonen had more wins in fewer games played . Parise and Clemmensen would go on to make the Devils ' squad full - time the following season .
1936 - 37 HDHL This is the 1936 - 37 season of the Hull & District League : Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Aylmer beat Eastview 12 goals to 2 . Final . " Best of 5 " St Gerard beat Aylmer 3 wins to none . St Gerard advanced to the 1936 - 37 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . See Also . Hull & District League
National Basketball Association The National Basketball Association is the major league of basketball . It has teams in the United States and Canada . Its schedule covers roughly the same time frame as the National Hockey League . Many cities have teams in both leagues and the teams often share the same arena .
André Roy André Roy ( born February 8 , 1975 ) is an American & Canadian professional ice hockey left winger who is currently an unrestricted free agent . He last played for the Calgary Flames in 2008 - 09 Playing career . Roy was drafted by the Boston Bruins , 151st overall in the 6th round , in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft and has also played for the Ottawa Senators , the Tampa Bay Lightning ( where he won the Stanley Cup in 2004 ) and the Pittsburgh Penguins . During the 2006 – 2007 season , Roy was placed on waivers by the Penguins and claimed by the Lightning , where he has become a popular , though seldom used , enforcer . Roy was removed from the Tampa Bay Lightning official roster , after a fallout with former coach John Tortorella . In an away game against the Flyers , Roy fought Riley Cote twice . After being knocked down from a punch in the latter fight , Roy made a " cutting throat " hand gesture toward Cote while on the bench . John Tortorella had to physically remove Roy from the bench . For the rest of the 2007 - 08 season , Roy was a healthy scratch . On July 20 , 2008 , Roy signed with the Calgary Flames . In February 2009 , Los Angeles Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi raised eyebrows by singling out Roy as a " one - dimensional player " . Said Lombardi , " So who ' s the one - dimensional player ? André Roy from Calgary , maybe . They dressed him the other night . He ' s a battleship . He played , what , two minutes ? So , okay , there ' s one , but I ' d like to know how many of those guys there really are " . Personal . André ' s has two brothers , Marc and Kevin . Although born in Port Chester , New York , André was raised in St . Jerome , Quebec and speaks fluent French . André played his junior hockey in the QMJHL . After winning the Stanley Cup in 2004 , Roy used his day with the Cup to present an engagement ring to his future wife , Karine Labelle . They married on July 23 2005 , and have a daughter , Maelie .
West Germany men ' s national junior ice hockey team The West German men ' s national junior ice hockey team at IIHF World Junior Championships . The team folded with the unification of the Germanys in 1990 . World Junior Championship record . 1977 6th Place 1978 7th place 1979 7th place 1980 6th place 1981 5th place 1982 7th place 1983 7th place 1984 7th place 1985 7th place 1986 8th place 1988 7th place 1989 8th place
1983 - 84 Canada men ' s national ice hockey team The 1983 - 84 Canada men ' s national ice hockey team represented Canada at the 1984 Winter Olympics held in Sarajevo , Yugoslavia . Canada ’ s team qualified for the medal round , but lost by the score of 4 - 0 to both the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia to place forth in the Olympic tournament .
Martin Zimny Štadión Martin Zimny Arena is a sports arena in Martin , Slovakia . It is primarily used for ice hockey , and is the home arena of the MHC Martin . Martin Zimny Arena was opened in 1975 as Martinsky Zimák and has a seating capacity for 4000 people for Ice hockey games .
1944 - 45 Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs Standings . " Note : HMCS Griffon was a navy team . Military teams were ineligible to play for the Memorial Cup . Therefore there was a qualifier series between the Flyers and the Bruins with the winner qualifying for the Memorial Cup playoffs and a spot in the league final versus the navy team . " Memorial Cup Qualifier . " Best of 3 " Port Arthur West End Bruins beat Port Arthur Flyers 2 wins to 1 . Port Arthur West End Bruins qualified for the 1944 - 45 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . Port Arthur West End Bruins advanced to the league final . League Final . " Best of 5 " HMCS Griffon beat Port Arthur West End Bruins 3 wins to 2 . HMCS Griffon won the league championship . Port Arthur West End Bruins advanced to the 1944 - 45 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Thunder Bay Junior Playoffs
Dave Cressman David Gregory Cressman ( born January 2 , 1950 in Kitchener , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey left winger . He played 85 games in the NHL for the Minnesota North Stars over the 1974 – 75 and 1975 – 76 NHL season s . Cressman was drafted by the Minnesota North Stars in the 4th round ( 48th overall ) of the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft , but he did not begin to play professional hockey until after he had completed his university education to become a teacher .
2014 - 15 HEJAHL Season These are the 2014 - 15 Hockey Expert Junior A Hockey League season standings . Season Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " FPP " Playoffs . Format . The top five teams participated in a first round - round robin tournament with the top 4 teams advancing to a best - of - three semifinal and then to a best of three league final Round Robin Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " FPP "