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2008 - 09 Huntsville Havoc Season The 2008 - 09 Huntsville Havoc season is the 5th season of Southern Professional Hockey League action in Huntsville , Alabama , United States . The season began on Friday , October 24 , 2008 , with a win in Columbus , Georgia , USA against the Columbus Cottonmouths . Regular season . Season standings . - clinched division title × - clinched playoff berth < br > Game log . * Shootout played despite the score . Score displayed does not include shootout results . Playoffs . The Huntsville Havoc ended the 2008 - 09 season in 4 place and was defeated by the 1 place Knoxville Ice Bears in the first round . Quarterfinals : vs . ( 1 ) Knoxville Ice Bears . Knoxville wins series 3 - 2 2009 SPHL Playoffs Records & Awards . † - Team Record ‡ - League Record Transactions . The Havoc have been involved in the following transactions during the 2008 - 09 season . ( As reported by official team press releases and Pointstreak transactions )
2006 IIHF World Championship Final The 2006 IIHF World Championship Final was a ice hockey match that took place on 21 May , 2005 at the Arena Riga in Riga , Latvia , to determine the winner of the 2006 IIHF World Championship . Sweden defeated the Czech Republic 4 – 0 to win its 8th championship . Background . The game marked the first time that Sweden and the Czech Republic would meet in the World Championship finals . The Czech Republic were finalists for the second time in as many years , and they were defending champions having beat Canada to win the 2004 edition . However , Sweden were just coming off a gold medal winning performance at the 2006 Olympics . This was seen as either a curse or good - luck , on the one hand , no team had ever won Olympic and World Championship gold in the same year , on the other it showed the strength of the Swedish team . Venue . Arena Riga , in RigaThe Arena Riga in Riga was determined to host the final of the championship . Previously at the tournament , the venue hosted the both semi - finals , and the Bronze medal match . In the final , the attendance was 9 , 800 . The Match . Summary . Jesper Mattsson opened the scoring for Sweden at 14 : 36 minutes into the first period , assisted by Niklas Kronwall , and Andreas Karlsson . This ended up to be the game winning goal . Just 37 seconds later Fredrik Emvall put one in five - hole on Milan Hnilička , assisted by Karlsson , and Mattson . At 4 : 07 into the second period , Kronwall received a pass from Ronnie Sundin , off of Michael Nylander and rushed down the right wing , cut into the slot and put it backhand on Hnilička . With only minutes remaining in the second period Jörgen Jönsson fired a successful one - timer shot from a pass by Mikael Samuelsson . The Czechs were lacking offense and only managed 15 shots the entire game including only 4 in the second period . The Swedes dominated all three zones , and Johan Holmqvist , the Swedish goaltender came away with only the second ever shutout in a single game World Championship final . The Swedish coach , Bengt - Ake Gustafsson , said of his teams historic win : " Most people believed it was impossible . To win an Olympics by itself is an achievement that was something special . But coming here with a new team , new guys , is special as well . "
1967 - 68 MIAA Season This is the 1967 - 68 season of the Maritime Intercollegiate Athletic Association . It was the first season back for Saint Mary ' s University since 1963 - 64 . The MIAA also brought back playoffs . Playoffs . " All sudden death @ Moncton " St . Francis Xavier University X - Men ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1968 University Cup tournament . See Also . List of AUS Seasons
1969 - 70 Manitoba Senior Hockey League Playoffs This is the 1969 - 70 Manitoba Senior Hockey League Playoffs . < br > < br > Semi - Finals . Series A . " Best of 7 " Note : Prior to Game # 4 , League President Ron Sorby informed Selkirk management that if the two Selkirk junior Steelers players , Ron Ramsay and Don Revel , used in Game # 3 , participated in the game , the series would automatically be awarded to the Warroad . Selkirk ignored the warning and dressed both players . Series B . " Best of 7 " < br > Pattison Cup Championship . " Best of 7 " Note : St . Boniface protested Game # 3 , claiming Warroad used an ineligible player . League President Ron Sorby launched an investigation and called in the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association . George Allard secretary - manager of the MAHA , awarded the game to St . Boniface . However , MAHA President Bill Addison threw out the ruling , and ordered the game replayed . < br > < br >
Chris Neiszner Chris Neiszner ( born February 4 , 1984 in Craik , Saskatchewan ) is a professional ice hockey centre who last played with the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL . Junior career . Neiszner would begin his juniors career in 2001 , when he signed to play with the Red Deer Rebels of the WHL . Neiszner would play all four years of his juniors career in Red Deer , scoring 101 points in 286 regular season games and 20 points in 61 playoff games leading including being a part of two back - to - back Eastern Conference champions . Professional career . Neiszner would begin his professional career in 2004 , when he signed with the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL . In two seasons with Las Vegas , Neiszner would score 59 points 109 regular season games and 13 points in 21 postseason games , while also receiving two call ups to the Omaha Ak - Sar - Ben Knights of the American Hockey League scoring six points in 16 games in the two stints with Omaha . After his two seasons in Las Vegas , Neiszner decided to try and play in Europe for Morzine - Avoriaz of France ' s Ligue Magnus . Neiszner would score 23 points in 26 games for the Pingouins , but decided to return to play in North America and signed with Las Vegas again for the 2008 - 09 season . In his first season back with Las Vegas , Neiszner appeared in 70 of the teams 73 games , scoring 20 goals and 21 assists . Neiszner would help lead the Wranglers to the National Conference Finals , scoring three goals and 7 assists in 18 games . Neiszner would re - sign with Las Vegas under new head coach Ryan Mougenel and was named the team ' s captain for the 2009 – 10 season . Neiszner would score 15 goals and 19 assists in 65 games and three goals and one assist in Las Vegas ' quarterfinal loss to the Utah Grizzlies . During the 2009 – 10 season , Neiszner would make three appearances for the AHL ' s Texas Stars , led by former Las Vegas head coach Glen Gulutzan .
Connecticut C - Dogs The Connecticut C - Dogs was a semi - professional ice hockey team in the North East Professional Hockey League . They played their home games at the DiLungo Ice Rink . The began play in mid - November 2009 and ceased operations in late - December 2009 . Season - by - season record . North East Professional Hockey League
Eisstadion am Pulverturm Eisstadion am Pulverturm is an arena in Straubing , Germany . It is primarily used for ice hockey and is the home arena of Straubing Tigers . It opened in 1967 and holds nearly 6 , 000 people . It is one of the smallest arenas in the DEL .
Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark Rimrock Auto Arena is a 12 , 000 seat multi - purpose arena in Billings , Montana , USA . The arena was completed in 1975 and named Yellowstone METRA . The acronym stood for Montana ' s Entertainment , Trade and Recreation Arena . Later the entire fairgrounds surrounding the arena was named MetraPark , and the arena became MetraPark Arena . It is owned by the city of Billings , Montana and Yellowstone County . In 2005 , MetraPark Arena marked its 30th anniversary . The arena hosts a variety of local sporting , musical , and other events . It has also hosted professional sporting competitions . Name change . On February 21 , 2007 , Rimrock Auto Group announced a 10 - year , $ 1 million naming rights deal for the arena . Beginning July 1 , it became known as the Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark .
Antti Aalto Antti Aalto ( born March 4 , 1975 , in Lappeenranta , Finland ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in the National Hockey League . Playing career . Aalto was drafted by the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in the 1993 NHL Entry Draft in the 6th round , 134th overall . He continued to play in Finland for TPS Turku until the 1997 – 98 season when he joined the Ducks . He was assigned to their minor hockey team , the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks for 29 games and played for the Ducks for three games . He continued to play in the NHL until the 2000 – 01 season . The next season , 2001 – 02 , saw Aalto return to Finland , which is where he continued to play until 2006 when he was forced to retire due to a shoulder injury .
Hull Intermediate League The Hull intermediate League was an intermediate league under the jurisdiction of the Ottawa District Hockey Association . The league operated for the 1944 - 45 season . The league champion was Hull Atlas . They participated in the 1944 - 45 Ottawa District Intermediate Playoffs . They defeated defeated Little Nation League champion Buckingham in the first round of the playoffs 18 goals to 14 ( 8 - 7 , 10 - 7 ) in a two game total goal series . They lost to Lower Ottawa Valley League champion Buckingham in the quarter final round in a two game total goal series ( no scores available ) . No further information was available on teams or standings for the league .
Guyle Fielder Guyle Fielder ( born November 21 , 1930 , in Potlatch , Idaho ) is a retired American professional ice hockey center . He is the third - leading scorer in professional hockey history , behind only Wayne Gretzky and Gordie Howe , and holds the records as the leading games played , career assists and career points in minor league hockey history . Playing career . Fielder moved to Manitoba at an early age with his family and played Canadian junior hockey , representing Prince Albert and Lethbridge before turning pro . A preeminent playmaker , Fielder ' s NHL career was short and not notable - - he played a total of fifteen games for the Boston Bruins , Chicago Black Hawks and Detroit Red Wings - - but his minor league career was anything but . He played a total of twenty - two seasons in the Western Hockey League , principally for the Seattle Totems , as well as for the New Westminster Royals , the Salt Lake Golden Eagles and the Portland Buckaroos . He also played a single season for the St . Louis Flyers of the American Hockey League and had short stints with the Quebec Aces and the Edmonton Flyers . In an era where there were only six teams in the NHL , thus barring many talented players from a shot at the big time , Fielder was the WHL ' s greatest star . After winning rookie - of - the - year honors with New Westminster in 1952 , he was a six time league MVP ( including winning the award four years straight between 1957 and 1960 ) , the league scoring leader nine times ( including two stints of three straight ) and a three - time honoree as most gentlemanly player . His one season in the AHL in 1953 , unusually enough , won him rookie - of - the - year honors in that loop as well . He was drafted by the Houston Aeros of the WHA in 1972 , but chose to remain out west , playing his final season for the Buckaroos in 1973 before retiring . Among Fielder ' s scoring feats were four seasons of more than 100 points - - his mark of 122 in 1957 broke the professional record - and ten seasons of seventy assists or more . He retired having scored 438 goals and 1491 assists for 1929 points . His point total set a professional record , exceeding even Gordie Howe ' s output to that point , and is still the all - time minor league mark . His assist total is likewise first all - time in the minor leagues , and is half again that of his nearest rival . Fielder also played in 1487 games , also the all - time minor league record .
Aleš Píša Aleš Píša ( born January 2 , 1977 in Pardubice , Czech Republic ) is a professional ice hockey defenceman . He was chosen as an over - age selection in the ninth round of the 2001 NHL Entry Draft , 272nd overall , by the Edmonton Oilers . After spending most of his professional career with his hometown team , HC Pardubice , Píša made his North America n debut with the Hamilton Bulldogs of the AHL . He saw spot duty with the Oilers his first year , playing in only two games , but the following season he remained with the Oilers until the trade deadline . At the deadline , Píša was shipped to the New York Rangers as part of a package that brought back Radek Dvořák . Píša played just three games for the Rangers to finish the year , and signed with Severstal Cherepovets of the Russian Super League in 2003 – 04 , a team he remained with throughout the NHL lockout . Píša played the 2005 – 06 season with Khimik Mytishi of the Russian Super League , and was one the team ' s top players , leading all Mytishi Khimik defenceman in points . He has played for HC Pardubice since 2006 , except for one season ( 2007 - 08 ) with Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod .
1925 - 26 COVL Season This is the 1925 - 26 season of the Central Ottawa Valley League : Final . " 2 games total goals " Chesterville beat Finch 5 goals to 4 . Chesterville advanced to the 1925 - 26 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . See Also . List of COVL Seasons
Zenith Komarniski Zenith Komarniski ( born August 13 , 1978 in Edmonton , Alberta ) was an ice hockey player . He is 6 ' 0 , weighs 200 lbs . He retired after the 2005 - 06 season . Playing career . He started playing junior hockey in the 1994 – 1995 season on the Tri - City Americans of the Western Hockey League . He played there for the next three seasons , until early in the 1997 – 1998 season , when he was traded to the Spokane Chiefs . While playing on Tri - City , he was drafted in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft , 75th overall , by the Vancouver Canucks . He began his professional playing career in 1998 – 1999 on the Syracuse Crunch , the Canucks ' then AHL affiliate . The following season , 1999 – 2000 , he played most of the season on Syracuse , but also got to play 18 games in the NHL on Vancouver . He wouldn ' t get to play another NHL game until the 2002 – 2003 , spending the better part of three seasons on both the Kansas City Blades , the Canucks ' IHL affiliate before the league disbanded , and the Manitoba Moose , the Canucks ' current AHL affiliate . Midway through the 2003 – 2004 season , he was traded from Vancouver to the Columbus Blue Jackets . He split the season playing on Manitoba and on Syracuse , Columbus ' current AHL affiliate . He also played 2 games on Columbus later in the year . During the 2004 – 2005 lockout season , he played on Syracuse , but in the following off - season he signed with the Calgary Flames , and played the 2005 – 2006 season on Omaha , the Flames ' AHL affiliate .
Delaware Valley Collegiate Hockey Conference ( Div III ) The Delaware Valley Collegiate Hockey Conference is an ACHA Division III league with teams in New Jersey and Pennsylvania . The DVCHC also has an ACHA Division II Women ' s Division . Format . The DVCHC Men ' s League has 8 teams playing 14 game League schedule with league playoffs at the end of the regular season . The Women ' s Division was founded in 2002 and plays ACHA Division II women ' s hockey . 14 women ' s teams are separated into two divisions . With over 225 athletes , DVCHC Women ' s Hockey is one of the largest women ' s hockey leagues in the US . The division holds a 10 team playoff for the impressive Spikes Cup and an All - Star game in the Giant Center , sponsored by the Hershey Bears . Current Women ' s teams . 1st Division 2nd Division
Calgary Inferno The Calgary Inferno ( formerly known as Team Alberta and the Alberta Honeybadgers during the 2011 - 12 CWHL season ) are a women ’ s ice hockey team that joined the CWHL for the . The General Manager is Samantha Holmes . On July 21 , 2011 , the franchise participated in its first ever CWHL Draft . With the third overall pick in the 2011 CWHL Draft , Team Alberta selected Meghan Mikkelson .
Rick Adduono Rick Adduono ( born January 25 , 1955 in Fort William , Ontario ) is a retired professional ice hockey player in the World Hockey Association and National Hockey League as well as a coach in various minor leagues . Playing career . Rick Adduono was drafted by the Boston Bruins of the NHL in the 1975 NHL Amateur Draft and by the San Diego Mariners of the WHA in the 1975 WHA Amateur Draft . The Bruins took him in the fourth round , 60th overall , while the Mariners took him in the second round , 27th overall . He began his short professional career by playing one game for the Boston Bruins in the 1975 – 76 NHL season . Adduono wouldn ' t play in the big leagues again until the 1978 – 79 WHA season when he played a full 80 games for the Birmingham Bulls . He was quite productive in his only full season scoring 20 goals and 53 points . After the collapse of the WHA , Adduono went back to the NHL where he played three games for the Atlanta Flames . In 1990 , Rick joined the coaching staff of the Thunder Bay Flyers of the United States Hockey League . He became head coach of the Flyers in 1993 and left the team in 1995 to coach semi - pro . For the 2005 – 06 season , Adduono was the head coach of the Pensacola Ice Pilots in the ECHL . In July 2006 , he was named head coach of the Long Beach Ice Dogs of the ECHL . One year later he signed a contract for the Iserlohn Roosters of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga .
List of All - CCHA Teams The All - CCHA Teams are composed of players at all positions from teams that are members of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association , a former NCAA Division I hockey - only conference . Each year , from 1972 – 73 thru 2012 – 13 , at the conclusion of the CCHA regular season the head coach es of each member team vote for players to be placed on each all - conference team . The First Team and Second Team were named in every CCHA season after the inaugural year while the Rookie Team was added starting in 1988 – 89 . The all - CCHA teams were discontinued after the 2012 – 13 season when the CCHA was dissolved as a consequence of the Big Ten Conference forming its men ' s ice hockey conference . The all - conference teams were composed of one goaltender , two defensemen and three forwards . If a tie occurred for the final selection at any position , both players were included as part of the all - conference team ; if a tie resulted in an increase in the number of First Team all - stars , the Second Team will be reduced in numbers accordingly ( as happened in 1974 – 75 and 2010 – 11 ) . Players may only appear once per year on any of the first or second teams but freshman may appear on both the rookie team and one of the other all - conference teams .
Don Ashby Donald Allan Ashby ( March 8 , 1955 – May 30 , 1981 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey centre who played six seasons in the National Hockey League from 1975 – 76 until 1980 – 81 . Ashby was born in in Kamloops , British Columbia , and played for the Toronto Maple Leafs , Colorado Rockies and Edmonton Oilers in his NHL career . Ashby played 188 career NHL games , scoring 40 goals , 56 assists and 96 points . He was drafted sixth overall by the Maple Leafs in the 1975 NHL Amateur Draft . A few days after finishing the 1980 – 81 season which he played with the CHL Wichita Wind , Ashby and his wife , Terry , were involved in an automobile accident in British Columbia ' s Okanagan Valley in which their vehicle was hit head - on by a pick up truck . He died a few hours later from massive internal injuries in the hospital in Kelowna , British Columbia .
Jim Jackson James Kenneth Jackson ( born February 1 , 1960 in Oshawa , Ontario ) is a former professional ice hockey right winger . He played for the Calgary Flames and the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League . He played junior hockey for the Oshawa Generals and the Niagara Falls Flyers from 1976 to 1980 . Despite scoring 101 goals in four junior seasons , Jackson was not drafted by any NHL team nor was he signed in 1980 . He turned pro with the Richmond Rifles in 1980 - 81 and then played for the Muskegon Mohawks in 1981 - 82 . He scored 75 points with the Mohawks which got him a signing with the Calgary Flames . Jackson played most of the 1982 - 83 and 1983 - 84 seasons with the Flames and 10 games in 1984 - 85 . He played another five games with the Buffalo Sabres in 1987 - 88 . In total he played 112 games and scored 17 goals and 30 assists . He finished his career with the Rochester Americans and retired in 1990 .
1960 - 61 Alberta Junior Playoffs These are the 1960 - 61 Alberta Junior championship playoffs : There was no junior league . There were three teams that registered . They all played in predominantly intermediate leagues . Provincial Playoffs . Semi Final ( Best of 7 ) . Lethbridge Native Sons beat Calgary Buffalos 4 wins to 1 . Final ( Best of 7 ) . Edmonton Oil Kings beat Lethbridge Native Sons 4 wins to none . Edmonton Oil Kings advanced to the 1960 - 61 Western Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of Alberta Junior Playoffs
Guy Lapointe Guy Gerard ' Pointu ' Lapointe ( born March 18 , 1948 in Montreal , Quebec ) is a Canadian retired professional defenceman who played for the Montreal Canadiens , St . Louis Blues and Boston Bruins in the National Hockey League . Career . Along with defencemen Larry Robinson and Serge Savard , Lapointe was a member of the " Big Three " and played a key role in the Canadiens ' winning the Stanley Cup six times 1971 , 1973 , 1976 , 1977 , 1978 , 1979 . Nicknamed " Pointu " , Lapointe was famous for his practical jokes , sense of humor and powerful slapshot . He was traded to St . Louis in 1982 and signed with the Bruins the following season . He retired in 1984 following a series of injuries . After his retirement Lapointe became general manager of the Longueuil Chevaliers of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League , followed by an assistant coach with the Quebec Nordiques , an assistant coach and eventually a scout for the Calgary Flames . He is currently coordinator of amateur scouting with the Minnesota Wild , a position he has held since the franchise ' s birth . Lapointe was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993 . In 884 NHL games Lapointe recorded 171 goals and 451 assists for 622 points . He still holds the record for most goals in a season for a defenseman ( 28 ) , and most goals for a rookie defenseman ( 15 ) with the Montreal Canadiens . Lapointe was named to the NHL 1st All Star team in 1972 - 73 and to the second team in 1974 - 75 , 1975 - 76 , and 1976 - 77 . International Play . Early into his NHL career , Lapointe was chosen to play in the historic 1972 Summit Series against the USSR . He would compete internationally again for Canada in the 1976 Canada Cup and the 1979 Challenge Cup against the Soviets , which replaced that year ' s All - Star Game .