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Thetford Mines Assurancia The Thetford - Mines Assurancia is a hockey team based in Thetford Mines , Quebec . The team is part of the Ligue Nord - Américaine de Hockey ( LNAH ) . The Isothermic plays at the Centre Mario Gosselin . History . Previously this LNAH franchise was known as the Thetford Mines Coyotes ( 1996 - 2000 ) , and as the Thetford Mines Prolab ( 2000 - 2007 ) . The was known as Thetford Mines Isothermic until 2015 .
1919 - 20 Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs Southern section . Sudbury 3 - 1 - 0 - 6 33 - 14 Central section . " Statistics unavailable . " Regional Final . " 2 games total goals " Sudbury beat Haileybury 15 goals to 6 . Sudbury advanced to the 1919 - 20 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs See also . List of Northern Ontario Junior Playoffs
Bob Rouse Robert John " Bob " Rouse ( born June 18 , 1964 in Surrey , British Columbia ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player . A prototypical stay - at - home defenceman , Rouse was drafted in the 4th round , 80th overall , in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft by the Minnesota North Stars . After playing parts of six season with the North Stars , Rouse was traded to the Washington Capitals at the trade deadline of the 1988 – 89 NHL season in the deal that also sent Dino Ciccarelli to the Capitals . His steady and tough style of defensive play helped guide the Capitals to their first semifinals appearance in 1990 . During the middle of the 1990 – 91 NHL season he was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs along with Peter Zezel in exchange for Al Iafrate . He joined the Detroit Red Wings in 1994 as a free agent , and helped the Red Wings in two of their Stanley Cup winning teams ( 1997 and 1998 ) , one of which would involve topping one of his former clubs the Capitals . Rouse moved on to playing with the San Jose Sharks in 1998 – 99 , and retired during the 1999 – 2000 season after the Sharks released him . In 1 , 061 NHL games , Rouse had 37 goals , 181 assists , and 1 , 559 penalty minutes . Bob Rouse is currently ( 2007 – 2008 ) an assistant coach with the Chilliwack Bruins , of the WHL .
Nail Yakupov Nail Yakupov ( born October 6 , 1993 ) is a Russian junior ice hockey right winger currently playing for the Sarnia Sting of the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) . Besides being the consensus early favorite for top pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft , Yakupov , an ethnic Tatar , also represents the first potential breakout hockey star from predominantly Muslim Tatarstan located 500 miles east of Moscow . Playing career . Junior . Yakupov was selected second overall by the Sarnia Sting in the 2010 Canadian Hockey League ( CHL ) Import Draft . Prior to this , he played in the Russian Minor Hockey League ( MHL ) for his hometown team , the Reaktor Nizhnekamsk , but thought that trying to join the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) would be a quicker path to his dream to play in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Yakupov scored his first OHL goal against the Windsor Spitfires on September 24 , 2010 . After winning OHL Rookie of the Month for the month of October , Yakupov participated in the November 11 game of the Subway Super Series for Team Russia , at the John Labatt Centre in London , Ontario ; Russia lost the game 4 - 0 . On February 3 , 2011 , Yakupov was named the Kal Tire OHL Rookie of the Month for January , which he had previously won in October , 2010 . He later won the title for the month of February as well . At the end of the season , Yakupov was named winner of the Emms Family Award as OHL Rookie of the Year , becoming the first Sting player to receive the honour . He was also named to the first All - Rookie team for the season . On May 28 , he was also awarded the title for CHL Rookie of the Year , as the top rookie in the Canadian junior circuit . On February 28 , 2011 , at 3 : 07 in the first period of a game against the Sault St . Marie Greyhounds , Yakupov scored his 43rd goal of the 2010 - 11 OHL season , giving him the new goal - scoring record for a rookie for the Sarnia Sting . On March 19 , 2011 , in Sarnia ' s last game of the 2010 - 11 season , he scored an assist on the first goal as well as the third goal for Sarnia to obtain his 100th point of the season ; he also scored another assist with 80 seconds left in the game to finish the season with 101 points . International . Yakupov was part of Team Russia in the 2011 World Junior U18 championship . He scored a hat trick in the bronze - medal game , including an empty - net goal with four seconds left , helping defeat Team Canada ( with Sting teammate Brett Ritchie ) 6 - 4 .
Yann Danis Yann Danis ( born June 21 , 1981 in Saint - Jérôme , Quebec ) is a professional ice hockey goaltender for the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League . Biography . Born the only child to Yves Danis and Ginette Boucher , Yann Danis grew up in Saint - Jérôme and attended École Secondaire St - Joseph . Danis spent 1998 – 1999 with the Cornwall Colts Junior " A " Team , while also going to the St . Joseph School . As the netminder for the Colts , he finished with the best goals against average both in the regular season and in the playoffs . He was also named to the Rookie All - Star Team and to the Academic All - Star Team . Danis helped his team to finish as regular season and playoff champions of the Central Junior " A " Hockey League . He led that same team to go on to win the Fred Page Cup as the Eastern Canadian Champions , finishing in fourth place overall in Canada Junior " A " Hockey . During the 1997 – 1998 season , he was named to the 17 - year old all - star team with the Quebec Junior " AAA " Hockey League . He also played two years , 1995 – 1997 , with Polyvalente of St . Jerome and one year , 1994 – 1995 , with Cap Jeunesse and played a year St . Mairie Deavulix during the 1993 - 1994 season . College career . After receiving six scholarship offers to play hockey , Danis settled on Brown , determined to make education more important than his career . In a breakthrough 2003 – 04 campaign playing for the Bears of Brown University , the netminder from St . Jerome , QC , posted a 15 – 11 – 4 record along with a 1 . 81 GAA and . 942 save percentage that ranked third and second in the nation , respectively . On the strength of those numbers and a season that helped lead Brown to its best ECAC finish since 1995 , Danis ended the year under a shower of accolades , earning First Team Jofa All - American honors , INCH . com First Team All - America honors , All - USCHO First Team honors , New England Hockey Writers Association All - Star honors , and First Team All - ECAC and First Team All - Ivy honors . In addition , he was named the 2004 ECAC Player and Goaltender of the Year , the USCHO Defensive Player of the Year , and the Ivy League Player of the Year . He also took home the Leonard Fowle Award as the MVP of New England , as voted on by the New England Hockey Writers Association . As his team rolled through the season , Danis set ECAC records for single - season save percentage and career shutouts ( 13 ) , and tied Kevin McCabe ( ' 77 ) for the most career wins by a Bears goaltender with 43 . Yann Danis graduated with a degree in Public and Private Sector Economics . Professional career . On October 12 , 2005 , Danis earned a shutout in his first NHL start against the Atlanta Thrashers . On July 2 , 2008 , Danis signed with the New York Islanders of the NHL . He played On July 10 , 2009 , Danis signed with the New Jersey Devils of the NHL .
Regan Boulton Regan Boulton was a womens ice hockey player for the Quinnipiac Bobcats . As a student at Balmoral Hall Prep , one of her teammates on the female ice hockey team was Chelsea Illchuk . The two would play together at Quinnipiac in 2009 . Playing career . NCAA . Her first season with the Quinnipiac Bobcats was the 2009 - 10 campaign . She participated in all 37 games , while accumulating one goal and nine assists . Her first career assist came on October 23 , 2009 in a 3 - 2 loss to the Niagara Purple Eagles . Versus the Princeton Tigers , she scored her first career goal ( on December 31 , 2009 ) . Boulton had at least one assist in three consecutive games , ranging from January 15 to 22 ( versus Syracuse and Wayne State ) . Her highest offensive output came in an 8 - 1 triumph over Brown as she logged two helpers . The following season , Boulton only participated in 28 contests . Her offensive output improved to 16 points ( nine goals , seven assists ) . On October 2 , she notched the game winning goal versus Niagara . In consecutive games ( on October 9 and 10 ) , she logged assists . Her first career hat trick came in a 4 - 2 win on October 15 versus Maine . Versus the Princeton Tigers , Boulton scored two goals in a 5 - 2 win ( on November 2 ) .
Regio League The Regio League is a part of the Swiss hockey scheme . They essentially comprise four levels of senior amateur hockey , the 1 . Liga , 2 . Liga , 3 . Liga and 4 . Liga . Many teams in the lower levels are reserve teams of other from higher level . For instance , HC Franche - Montagne plays in the 1 . Liga ; its first reserve team , HC Franche - Montagne II plays in the 2 . Liga and its third reserve , HC Franche - Montagne III , plays in the 4 . Liga . League scheme . This table illustrates the leagues and division repartition of the Regio League . Number between brackets is the number of teams in the division .
2003 AIHL season The 2002 AIHL season is the 4th season of the Australian Ice Hockey League ( AIHL ) . Playoffs . The playoffs were held at Sydney ' s Glaciarium . Newcastle defeated the West Sydney 4 – 1 in the final to win their first championship and the Goodall Cup . Statistics . Scoring leaders . List shows the ten top skaters sorted by points , then goals . Leading goaltenders . Only the top five goaltenders , based on save percentage . See also . List of AIHL seasons
Fort William Beavers The Fort William Beavers were a senior team . That team played in the 1920 - 21 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs . The Beavers dated back to at least the 1950 ' s . In 1955 , the Beavers travelled to Kitchener , Ontario to challenge the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen for the Allan Cup . The Dutchmen won game one 3 - 2 and the Beavers evened the series in game two with a 6 - 4 win . From that point on the series was controlled by the Dutchmen as they took the next three straight with 6 - 2 , 7 - 6 , and 5 - 3 victories . They won the Thunder Bay Senior Championship from 1952 - 53 through 1957 - 58 , in 1965 - 66 , and in 1969 - 70 . However they only managed to win the Western Canada Senior Championship in 1954 - 55 . That year they lost the 1954 - 55 Allan Cup Final to the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen .
Fred Lake Fred Edgar Lake ( March 12 , 1883 - December 1 , 1937 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey player . He was one of the first professional players and he played 181 games in various professional and amateur leagues , including the National Hockey Association , Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association , and International Professional Hockey League . Amongst the teams he for played with were the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Ontarios . He won two Stanley Cup s in 1909 and 1911 with Ottawa . Playing career . Born in Moosomin , Saskatchewan , Fred Lake first played senior - level hockey for the Moosomin hockey club in 1900 – 01 . In 1902 , he turned professional with Pittsburgh of the Western Professional Hockey League ( WPHL ) . In 1903 , he helped Pittsburgh win the " US Professional Championship " against Houghton , Michigan . For 1903 – 04 , he would sign up for the new International Professional Hockey League ( IPHL ) first playing for Sault Ste . Marie , Michigan before moving to Portage Lake - Houghton , where he would play for three seasons until 1907 . He moved back to Canada in 1907 , playing first for the Winnipeg Strathconas then the Winnipeg Maple Leafs . As a member of the Maple Leafs he would play in an unsuccessful Stanley Cup challenge against the Montreal Wanderers in 1908 . For the 1908 – 09 season , he re - signed with Pittsburgh of the WPHL . However , after three games he was released because of his rough play . He was signed by the Ottawa Hockey Club of the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association ( ECHA ) and helped Ottawa win the Stanley Cup . He would remain a player with Ottawa for four seasons , winning another Stanley Cup championship in 1911 , before being traded to the Toronto Ontarios in 1913 , where he played for one season . For his final season , he returned via a trade to Ottawa . He only played two games for the Senators that season and retired after the season .
Dale Henry Dale " Hank " Henry ( Born - September 24 , 1963 in Prince Albert , Saskatchewan ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played 132 games in the National Hockey League for the New York Islanders . He played junior hockey for the Saskatoon Blades from 1981 to 1984 . The New York Islanders chose him 157th overall in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft . Henry turned pro on 1984 - 85 and spent six seasons splitting his time between the Islanders and their farm team s . After 1990 Henry played for another 12 seasons in the minor pros . He was the head coach of the San Antonio Iguanas in 1996 - 97 and the Corpus Christi IceRays in 2001 - 02 and the assistant coach of the Shreveport Mudbugs in 1999 - 2000 . He retired in 2002 . In the NHL Henry played in 132 games ( all with the Islanders ) and scored 13 goals and 26 assists .
Gord Byers Gord Charles " Gordie " Byers ( March 11 , 1930 - November 2 , 2001 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player . After spending his junior days with the Copper Cliff Redmen and the St . Catharines Teepees , Byers played one game in the National Hockey League for the Boston Bruins during the 1949 - 50 NHL season and well as two games for the Boston Olympics . The next season , Byers would then have spells in the United States Hockey League for the Kansas City Mohawks and the Tulsa Oilers in what would turn out to be the USHL ' s final year in operation before folding . He would end up returning to the Olympics for a season before joining the Troy Uncle Sam Trojans . Ironically , both teams folded at the conclusion of the respective seasons with the Trojans folding after just one season . After a season of senior hockey with the Chatham Maroons , Byers finished his career in the Northern Ontario Hockey Association with the Sudbury Wolves before retiring .
2011 - 12 TBJBHL Season These are the 2011 - 12 Thunder Bay Junior B Hockey League season standings . Season . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " ( * ) 3 games were cancelled due to weather . " Playoffs . Semi - final Final
2009 – 10 NHL suspensions and fines The following is a list of all suspensions and fines enforced in the National Hockey League during the 2009 – 10 NHL season . It lists which players or coaches of what team have been punished for which offense and the amount of punishment they have received .
Tomas Holmström Tomas Holmström ( born January 23 , 1973 , in Piteå , Sweden ) is a retired Swedish ice hockey winger , he played with the Detroit Red Wings in NHL . Playing career . Holmström was drafted 257th overall by the Detroit Red Wings in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft and has played for the Red Wings since 1996 with the exception of the season lost due to the 2004 - 05 NHL lockout where Holmström returned to Sweden to play for his old team , Luleå HF in the Swedish elite league Elitserien . He won the Stanley Cup in 1997 , 1998 and 2002 . He was inducted into the Piteå Wall of Fame in 2006 . Holmström is known for standing in front of goal to screen the opposing goaltender to try to tip in goals . Because he has to withstand hits from pucks as well as his opponents in this position , he wears several extra pads to protect his body . Holmström is known to many fans in Detroit by the nickname of " Homer . " He acquired the nickname " Demolition Man " while playing in Sweden ( where he was also called " Holma " ) . On April 7 , 2007 , Holmström scored his 30th goal of the 2006 - 07 season against Chicago Blackhawks , achieving the first 30 goal season of his career . Trivia . In a recent issue of Sports Illustrated , Holmström said that he wears three similar gray shirts ( one before warm - ups , one during warm - ups , and one during the game ) , but says that he cannot mix them up because of their purposes . International play . Holmström has played for Sweden in the following competitions : International statistics . " Statistics as of May 25 , 2007 "
Jaroslav Otevřel Jaroslav Otevřel ( born September 16 , 1968 , in Gottwaldov , Czechoslovakia ) is a Czech former professional ice hockey left winger . He was drafted in the seventh round , 133rd overall , by the San Jose Sharks in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft . He played sixteen National Hockey League games with the Sharks over two seasons , scoring three goals and four assists . After career in North America , Otevřel joined Ässät Pori of SM - liiga . His career ended on February 11 , 1996 when he was paralyzed in the game against JYP . He hit the skates of another JYP player slightly , fell and was then hit accidentally to the head by Vitali Karamnov ' s thigh . His number 89 was later retired by Ässät . According to his wish , the number is not hanging from the rafters .
1994 – 95 Montreal Canadiens season The 1994 – 95 Montreal Canadiens season was the club ' s 86th season of play . This was the first season since 1969 – 70 that the Canadiens failed to qualify for the playoffs . Offseason . In the entry draft , the Canadiens selected Brad Brown a defenceman with their first - round pick , eighteenth over - all . The Canadiens were more fortunate with their second - round pick , selecting Jose Theodore forty - fourth over - all . Regular season . The season started later and was abbreviated by a lockout of the players by the NHL owners . The Canadiens played only 48 games . It was a forgettable season for the Canadiens and their fans , as the team missed the playoffs for the first time in 25 years . The Canadiens only won 3 of 24 games on the road . Already gone at the season ' s debut were members of the formidable 1992 - 93 Stanley - Cup champion team , including Guy Carbonneau , Kevin Haller , Stephan Lebeau and Denis Savard . On February 9 , more players from the 1992 - 93 team departed , as Eric Desjardins , Gilbert Dionne and John LeClair were traded to the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for Mark Recchi . Another major trade nearly two months later on April 5 would send Craig Darby , Mathieu Schneider and fan favorite Kirk Muller to the New York Islanders in exchange for Vladimir Malakhov and Pierre Turgeon . After a 7 - 5 - 4 start , Montreal won only 11 of its final 32 games , going 11 - 18 - 3 . It was the first season of Patrick Roy ' s career in which he lost more games than he won . Playoffs . The Canadiens did not qualify for the playoffs . References . < / div >
1950 - 51 Ottawa District Intermediate Playoffs The 1950 - 51 Ottawa District Intermediate Playoffs were won by the Cornwall Falcons . They were defeated in the 1950 - 51 Eastern Canada Intermediate Playoffs by Northern Ontario champion Noranda Copper Kings in the semi - finals three games to one .
Roger Bourbonnais Roger Bourbonnais ( born October 26 , 1942 in Edmonton , Alberta ) is a retired ice hockey centre . He played for the Canada national men ' s ice hockey team from 1963 - 64 to 1968 - 69 . He represented Canada at two Winter Olympics , winning one bronze medal at the 1968 Olympics and also won bronze medals at the World Championships in 1965 , 1966 and 1967 . He was inducted into the International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame in 1999 .
1927 - 28 Rideau Season This is the 1927 - 28 Rideau Group season : Standings . " Statistics unavailable . " < br > < br > Final . " 2 games total goals " Chesterville beat Smiths Falls 5 goals to 2 . Chesterville advanced to the 1927 - 28 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . < br > < br > See also . List of Rideau Group Seasons
Wembley Monarchs The Wembley Monarchs were an ice hockey team in the United Kingdom . They were founded in 1929 as the Grosvenor House Canadians , transferred to Wembley Canadians for the 1934 - 35 season and became the Monarchs in 1936 . The team played in the English League 1931 - 35 , 1936 - 37 and in the English National League 1935 - 36 , 1937 - 50 . The Grosvenor House Canadians played their home matches at the Park Lane Rink but from 1934 the Empire Pool in London ( now Wembley Arena ) was the home ice for the Canadians / Monarchs ( which they shared with the Wembley Lions ) . The Grosvenor House Canadians won the English League in 1933 - 34 but the only success as the Monarchs came in1948 when they won the English Autumn Cup title . After World War II ice shows became frequent events over the Christmas and New Year period and hosting two teams at Empire Pool became impractical . The Monarchs were closed down in 1950 as a result . The heart of their strength was the famed " Kid Line " , made up in 1948 of Mauno " Kid " Kauppi , Les Anning and Tatter McClellan . Left Wing Kauppi was voted MVP of the 1949 Autumn Cup game for scoring the winning goal in overtime .
Frank Ingram Francis Hamilton Ingram ( born - 17 September 1907 in Craven , Saskatchewan - died April , 1985 in Edmond , Oklahoma ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey right winger who played four seasons in the National Hockey League for the Boston Bruins and Chicago Black Hawks . He played junior hockey for the Regina Boat Club in 1922 - 23 and for the Regina Pats in 1923 - 24 and 1924 - 25 , winning the Memorial Cup in 1925 . Ingram then played senior for the Regina Victorias in 1925 - 26 and Fort William in 1926 - 27 . Ingram turned pro with the Regina Capitals in 1926 - 27 and then played two seasons for the St . Paul Saints . In 1929 the Saints sold his rights to the Chicago Black Hawks . He played two and a half seasons for the Hawks , including scoring 17 goals in 1930 - 31 . He played in a total of 101 NHL games and scored 24 goals and 16 assists . Ingram continued to play in the minor pros until he retired in 1940 .
1922 - 23 MJHL Season This is the 1922 - 23 Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League season . The WJrHL became the Manitoba Junior Hockey League in 1933 . Forword The WJrHL was run and controlled by the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association . MAHA Notes . President : Arnold Dowd Portage la Prairie & Winnipeg Columbus Club withdrew . Winnipeg Argonauts & Winnipeg Victoria Bisons admitted . University of Manitoba transferred to " A " Division . " A " Division . University of Manitoba ( 1st place ) , Winnipeg Tammany Tigers , Selkirk Fishermen , Winnipeg Falcons , St . Boniface Canadiens . " Statistics unavailable . " " B " Division . Winnipeg Victoria Bisons ( 1st place ) , Winnipeg Canoe Club , Winnipeg Argonauts " Statistics unavailable . " Playoffs . < hr > < hr > < hr > = League Final = = Manitoba Championship = = Memorial Cup Playoffs =