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Steven Wagner Steven Lee Wagner ( born March 6 , 1984 ) is an American professional ice hockey defenceman , who currently plays for Adler Mannheim of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga ( DEL ) . Playing career . After two years in the USHL with the Des Moines Buccaneers and Tri - City Storm Wagner went to Minnesota State University , Mankato . He played three seasons with the Mavericks , having his most successful year during the 2006 – 07 season when he scored 29 points in 38 games . That year he was signed by the St . Louis Blues and also appeared in 14 games with the Blues minor league affiliate Peoria Rivermen , scoring 3 points . For the 2007 – 08 season Wagner ' s solid play during training camp earned him an opening day spot on the Blues roster . He played his first NHL game in the season opener on October 4 , 2007 against the Phoenix Coyotes in Phoenix where he played 22 shifts for 16 : 22 of ice time . In his second game he earned his first career assist , and on October 20 , 2007 , he scored his first career goal against his home state team , the Minnesota Wild . On February 11 , 2010 , Wagner was traded by the Blues to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Nate Guenin . On June 14 , 2010 , as an unrestricted free agent , Wagner re - signed to a one - year two - way contract with the Penguins . He was again re - assigned as expected to spent the duration of the 2010 – 11 season playing for the Penguins AHL affiliate in Wilkes - Barre / Scranton . In the 2011 Calder Cup playoffs , Wagner became the first Wilkes - Barre / Scranton player to record a hat trick , scoring three goals in the first period against the Norfolk Admirals in a series clinching victory . On June 9 , 2011 , Wagner signed a one - year deal with European DEL team , Adler Mannheim .
Montreal Navy History . Montreal Navy was an intermediate - level team in Montreal . They played in the Montreal National Defence League for all four of its seasons from 1942 - 1945 . The team was made up of personnel training and serving with the naval base in Montreal , know as HMCS Donnacona .
2010 – 11 Boston Blades season On August 12 , 2010 , the CWHL announced that the city of Boston would receive an expansion team for the 2010 – 11 CWHL season . The unnamed team will practice at Ristuccia Arena in Wilmington . CWHL Draft . The Boston club was able to protect some players from being selected from their roster in the 2010 CWHL Draft .
North Okanagan Kings The North Okanagan Kings were a Junior " B " team in Enderby , British Columbia . They played in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League from 1993 to 2001 . They played as the Enderby Ice Kings in 2001 - 02 . They won the league championship in their first season ( 1993 - 94 ) and went on to lose in the 1994 Keystone Cup tournament . In 2002 they moved to Princeton , British Columbia to become the Princeton Posse .
Dunc MacIntyre Dunc MacIntyre ( born July 3 , 1964 in Brockville , Ontario ) was a Canadian ice hockey centre for the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) . He spent the majority of his career playing as a centre for the Belleville Bulls , and he is the only player in franchise history to have his number retired . He is a native of Brockville , Ontario . Dunc MacIntyre joined the Bulls as # 15 in 1981 , the team ' s inaugural season in the OHL . He quickly became a fan favourite , drawing praise for his tireless work effort and fearless play , prompting a local newspaper to describe him as " tenacious competitor on the ice and a gentleman off " . Because he stood at a comparatively squat 5 ' 8 and weighed a slight 167 lbs , MacIntyre was a distant eleventh - round draft pick in the OHL . He made up for his short stature , however , by his speed and agility . He played 267 games , had 206 assists , and recorded a record - breaking 348 points on 142 goals . He holds the team ' s record for scoring and for longest time as team captain , three seasons . MacIntyre played briefly in the now defunct International Hockey League ( IHL ) for the Salt Lake Golden Eagles before finishing off his career in the American Hockey League ( AHL ) , playing for two more seasons for the Fredericton Express . There he was affectionately nicknamed Dunc " The Tank " MacIntyre . Although no Belleville player wore # 15 since MacIntyre ' s last season , his number was not officially retired until a pre - game ceremony on March 22 , 2000 .
Chantal Champagne Chantal Champagne ( born June 14 , 1965 ) is a former referee and employee of Hockey Canada . Officiating . She is a Hockey Canada Certified Level VI official A resident of North Bay , Champagne was one of the officials during the 2001 IIHF Women ’ s World championships . On January 15 , 2007 , Champagne was an official during an intergender match between the Canadian National Women ’ s Ice Hockey team , and the Calgary Royals Midget AAA boys team . The Royals prevailed by a 7 - 3 tally . Previously , Champagne was also an official in the NWHL and the WWHL . Ice Sledge Hockey . Champagne became an employee of Hockey Canada in August 2004 , and was appointed as the first ever manager for Ice Sledge Hockey operations . During the 2005 - 06 season , Champagne was a member of the Sledge Hockey Advisory Committee with Hockey Canada .
1931 Stanley Cup Finals The 1931 Stanley Cup Finals was played between between the Montreal Canadiens and the Chicago Black Hawks , making their first Stanley Cup final appearance . The Canadiens , defending champions won the series to become the second NHL team to repeat as champion . Former player and now coach , Chicago ' s Dick Irvin , made his Finals coaching debut against the team he would later coach to three Stanley Cup titles . The series . Over 18 , 000 fans packed Chicago Stadium for game two to set a record for largest attendance in hockey history to that time . Triple overtime game three of the series was ( at the time ) the longest game in Stanley Cup final history , and today remains the fourth longest game in Stanley Cup final history at 113 : 50 . Game five . For game five , Foster Hewitt came to Montreal to make the radio broadcast play - by - play and transmission lines carried his broadcast to radio stations across Canada . Interest was so high that Montrealers in the thousands lined up for end zone and standing room tickets . Johnny Gagnon opened the scoring in the second period and Howie Morenz scored an insurance goal in the third period . It ended a nine - game goalless streak for Morenz . Montreal Canadiens vs . Chicago Black Hawks " Montreal wins best - of - five series 3 – 2 . " Montreal Canadiens 1931 Stanley Cup champions . Roster † Left off the cup , but qualified to be on it . Played 3 games in finals . Played 22 of 44 regular season games . engraving - notes
Ryan Stone Ryan Adam Stone ( born March 20 , 1985 in Calgary , Alberta ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey centre currently playing with TPS Turku of the SM - Liiga in Finland . Playing career . Stone was drafted from the Western Hockey League ' s Brandon Wheat Kings in the second round , 32nd overall , by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2003 NHL Entry Draft . Stone recorded his first NHL point on an assist to Chris Minard against Ryan Miller and the Buffalo Sabres on March 12 , 2008 . On January 17 , 2009 , he was traded by Pittsburgh along with Dany Sabourin and a 4th round pick to the Edmonton Oilers for Mathieu Garon . On July 7 , 2010 , he signed a one - year deal with the Calgary Flames . Stone spent the entire 2010 - 11 season with the Flames ' farm team the Abbotsford Heat .
Mark Morrison " For the article about the Irish player of the same name , please see Mark Morrison ( b . 1982 ) . " Mark Morrison ( born March 11 , 1963 in Delta , British Columbia ) is a professional ice hockey player who played 10 games in the National Hockey League with the New York Rangers . Morrrison played junior for the Victoria Cougars and won the George Parsons Trophy in 1981 . He also played for Canada at the 1982 and 1983 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships . He was selected 51st overall by the Rangers in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft . He was not expected to make it in the NHL due to his small size ( 5 ' 8 " and 150 lbs . ) . In 1985 after several seasons in the minor pros , Morrison went to Europe and played for eight years in Germany and Italy . He also played for Canada at the 1989 World Championship . In 1993 , Mark moved to Scotland to play with the Fife Flyers . He took over as Flyers coach midway through the 1995 / 96 season , winning various Player and Coach of the Year awards over the next 10 years . Mark was General Manager and Head Coach of the Victoria Salmon Kings of the ECHL until the team folded in 2011 . He was then named an assistant coach of the St . John ' s IceCaps .
Tony Collard Tony Collard ( b . July 28th 1961 in Utrecht , Netherlands ) is a retired professional Dutch forward . Collard is one of the most prominent Dutch players of all time , having enjoyed a solid career in his native Netherlands with IJshockey Club Utrecht and the Heerenveen Flyers , and having also done nicely abroad as well with a good four years stay in the Österreichische Eishockey Liga with Klagenfurter AC . He also played for the Dutch National Team in four World Championship editions .
Doug Woog Douglas Woog ( born January 28 , 1944 ) is a former American ice hockey coach and current broadcaster . He is a member of the United States Hockey Hall of Fame , inducted in 2002 . Woog was coach of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers ice hockey team from 1985 to 1999 . He was assistant coach of the 1984 U . S . Olympic ice hockey team . He was a broadcaster for Gopher hockey games for FSN North through the 2009 - 2010 season . In 2008 , he was awarded the John MacInnes Award for his work in amateur hockey in the United States . Playing career . Woog played high school hockey for the South St . Paul Packers . Woog was a Minnesota first team all - state player three of his four years at South St . Paul , leading the Packers to four state tournament berths . He was named to the Minnesota state all - tournament team three of four years and was the tournament ' s leading scorer in 1962 . Woog ' s No . 7 South St . Paul High School Packer jersey was retired on February 6 , 2010 . Woog played for the University of Minnesota from 1963 - 1966 . In his three years ( freshmen were not allowed to play ) with Minnesota , Woog was selected as a first team All - American , named team captain and named MVP in his senior year . Woog was a member of the U . S . national team in 1967 .
IIHF European Cup 1973 The 1972 - 1973 European Cup was the eighth edition of the European Cup , IIHF ' s premier european club ice hockey tournament . The season started on October , 1972 and finished on August 20 , 1974 . The tournament was won by CSKA Moscow , who beat Brynäs IF in the final First round . Dukla Jihlava , Third round . Brynäs IF ,
Grunthal Red Wings Grunthal Red Wings are a senior A hockey team from Grunthal , Manitoba . They are members of the Carillon Senior Hockey League . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for roster or on league for direct link to that season .
1971 – 72 AHL season The 1971 – 72 AHL season was the 36th season of the American Hockey League . Major changes occurred in the off - season . The league welcomed four expansion teams , and lost both Quebec - based teams . Eleven teams played 76 games each in the schedule . The Boston Braves finished first overall in the regular season . The Nova Scotia Voyageurs won their first Calder Cup championship . Final standings . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; GF = Goals For ; GA = Goals Against ; PTS = Points ; Scoring leaders . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes " Calder Cup playoffs . See 1972 Calder Cup Playoffs
Atlanta Knights The Atlanta Knights were a minor league professional ice hockey team in the International Hockey League from 1992 to 1996 . The Knights were based in Atlanta , Georgia , and played at the Omni Coliseum . The team became the Quebec Rafales from 1996 to 1998 . History . The Atlanta Knights were an IHL expansion team in 1992 as the top farm team of the NHL ' s Tampa Bay Lightning . They won the Turner Cup in the 1993 – 94 season . The Knights featured the first professional African - American head coach in John Paris Jr . . The Knights were also one of the first professional teams to play a female goalie , Manon Rheaume , in a regular - season game . For the 1996 – 97 season , the Knights relocated due to the impending arrival of a National Hockey League team in Atlanta ( Atlanta Thrashers ) , and the loss of The Omni as an arena . During their years in Atlanta , Rick Morgan was their full - time national anthem singer and encouraged the crowd to shout " KNIGHTS ! " during the line , " Gave proof through the " KNIGHTS " that our flag was still there . " It is still customary to hear an emphasized , shouted " KNIGHTS ! " during the national anthem at Thrashers games at Philips Arena by spectators in honor of the team . Quebec Rafales . The Knights became the Quebec Rafales ( French for " gust of wind " ) , after relocating to Quebec City , Quebec , and took residence at the Colisée de Québec . The team drew well in 1996 – 97 one year after the NHL Quebec Nordiques departed Quebec City for Denver , Colorado . The next year , after trading some of their best players , such as goaltender Stephane Beauregard , the team didn ' t reach the playoffs . The owners did not realize the expected profit and folded the team after only two seasons in Quebec .
Canadian Interuniversity Sport Overview . Canadian Interuniversity Sport ( CIS ) is the national governing body of university athletics in Canada . It was established in 1961 as the Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union ( CIAU ) . It was renamed " Canadian Interuniveristy Athletic Union " in 1978 . The name was then changed to the current " Canadian Interuniversity Sport " in 2001 . Early in the 2016 - 17 season it was announced that the brand would henceforth be known as " U Sports " . The name " Canadian Intercollegiate Athletic Union " also refers to the original regional university sports organization in Ontario and Quebec ( sometimes called " CIAU Central " ) , which was ultimately replaced by the Quebec - Ontario Athletic Association ( QOAA ) by 1955 . Different links give different names at different times through the early 50s . As the CIAU , the organization introduced the University Cup in 1963 , which was the first national championship in university hockey . In hockey ' s early days , university teams had to pursue the Allan Cup for a national title . The Cup was won by Queen ' s University in 1909 and St . Michael ' s College in 1910 ( both during the " challenge " period ) and then by the University of Toronto in 1921 and by the University of Manitoba in 1928 through " normal " channels . EXTERNAL LINKS : Conferences . The member universities of CIS are currently organized into four regional associations or conferences , three of which operate hockey leagues : And one of which does not : Member Universities . There are 56 member Universities in CIS , 36 of which have men ' s CIS hockey teams , and 3 of which operate in other leagues . Also see . National links : Western links : Atlantic links : Ontario - Quebec links : International links : College links :
1998 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships The 1998 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships ( " 1998 WJHC " ) were held in Helsinki and Hameenlinna , Finland . The championships began on December 25 , 1997 and finished on January 3 , 1998 . Home team Finland was the winner , defeating Russia 2 - 1 in the gold medal game , thanks to the goaltending of Mika Noronen and the overtime heroics of Niklas Hagman . Switzerland defeated the Czech Republic 4 - 3 to capture the bronze medal . Also worth noting was that Canada had its five year title streak broken with its worst placing to date ( 8th ) . Canada also suffered perhaps one of the most shocking losses in hockey history during the tournament , losing 6 - 3 at the hands of Kazakhstan . The Kazakhstanis were considered the " joke " of the tourney , using borrowed equipment from other teams for one game . Canada would miss out on gold seven years in a row before beginning their current streak of five straight championships . As of 2009 , this tournament is the only one since 1992 in which Canada failed to medal . Championship results . = Pool A = Relegation Round . " Germany relegated to Pool B for 1999 . " Tournament awards . All - star team
Brian Savage Brian Savage ( born February 24 , 1971 in Sudbury , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey left winger . Playing career . Savage attended Lo - Ellen Park Secondary School in Sudbury as a teenager . He was a proficient golfer and track athlete . He played one season with the Sudbury Cubs of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League before jumping to college . The nephew of former NHL player Larry Hillman , Savage was originally drafted in 1991 in the 8th round , 171st overall by the Montreal Canadiens . After completing his college hockey career at Miami University , he began his professional career with the Fredericton Canadiens of the AHL in 1993 . His first taste of the NHL came at the tail end of the 1993 – 94 season , playing in 3 regular season and 3 playoff games . Savage was the first Montreal Canadien since Joe Malone in 1917 to record six points in a road game when he had four goals and two assists against the Islanders on April 8 , 1999 . He also recorded the Canadiens ' first hat trick in Bell Centre history on October 7 , 1996 . After several fast starts in the month of October and subsequently fading the rest of those seasons , Savage became known as hockey ' s Mr . October . After parts of eight seasons with the Canadiens , Savage was traded to the Phoenix Coyotes on January 25 , 2001 along with a 2002 3rd - round pick for Sergei Berezin . Playing only one full season with the Coyotes , he was traded to the St . Louis Blues for their playoff run . Due to the parameters of the trade , he was claimed off waivers by Phoenix in the off - season . Following the lockout , Phoenix bought out his contract for $ 1 . 9 million . Savage signed a one - year deal with the Philadelphia Flyers prior to the 2005 – 06 NHL season . After one season in Philadelphia , Savage announced his retirement on September 21 , 2006 . He is currently the co - owner of the New Mexico Scorpions of the Central Hockey League . International play . Played for Canada on / in :
Stade Français Stade Français was an ice hockey team in Paris , France . They were a member of the Stade Français sports association . History . The ice hockey section of Stade Français was founded in 1931 . They won the 1re série four years in a row from 1932 - 1935 . The club was also known as the Rapides de Paris from 1933 - 1934 and 1937 - 1940 . They folded in 1940 .
Vermont Catamounts The Vermont Catamounts are a team in Hockey East in Men ' s Division I and Women ' s Division I . Men ' s program . UVM ’ s men ' s hockey team has produced 14 NHL players in its history . UVM alumni currently in the NHL include Viktor Stålberg ' 09 ( Nashville Predators ) , Torrey Mitchell ' 07 ( San Jose Sharks ) , Patrick Sharp ' 02 ( Chicago Blackhawks ) , Martin St . Louis ' 97 ( New York Rangers ) , Éric Perrin ' 97 ( Atlanta Thrashers ) , Brayden Irwin ' 10 ( Toronto Maple Leafs ) , and Tim Thomas ' 97 ( Boston Bruins ) . St . Louis , Perrin , and former NHL All - Star John LeClair ' 91 won the Stanley Cup in their careers . In 2004 , St . Louis was awarded the Hart Memorial Trophy as the NHL ' s MVP , the Art Ross Trophy as the NHL ' s leading scorer , the Lester B . Pearson Award as the league ' s most outstanding player in the regular season as judged by the members of the NHL Players Association , and the Bud Light Plus / Minus award . Thomas was awarded the Vezina Trophy as the NHL ' s top goaltender in 2009 . UVM is the only NCAA program in history to count alumni who have won both the Hart Trophy and the Vezina Trophy , as well as the only NCAA program to generate an Art Ross winner .
Club des patineurs lyonnais Club des patineurs lyonnais was an ice hockey team in Lyon , France . History . The club was founded in 1953 . They won the 1re série and were French champions in the 1955 - 56 season . Following their lone championship the club continued to frequently participate in the top - level French leagues . Their last appearance came during the 1982 – 83 Ligue Magnus season . In 1997 , Club des patineurs lyonnais went bankrupt , and the Lyon Hockey Club was founded as a successor club .
World Cup of Hockey The World Cup of Hockey is an international ice hockey tournament . Inaugurated in 1996 , it is the successor to the previous Canada Cup , which ran from 1976 to 1991 . The tournament has occurred twice , with the United States winning in 1996 and Canada winning in 2004 . Unlike its International Ice Hockey Federation ( IIHF ) - sanctioned counterpart , the annual World Ice Hockey Championships , the World Cup of Hockey is organized by the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . As such , the games are played under NHL rules and not those of the IIHF . The World Cup of Hockey also occurs outside of the hockey season , allowing for all the best players in the world to be available , unlike the World Championships , which overlaps with the Stanley Cup playoffs . History . Canada Cup . The World Cup of Hockey was preceded by the Canada Cup , which began in 1976 in a combined effort from Douglas Fisher of Hockey Canada and Alan Eagleson of the NHL Players ' Association . Taking inspiration from soccer ' s FIFA World Cup , Eagleson proposed a new tournament that would bring together all the top hockey - playing nations . After successful negotiations with hockey officials from the Soviet Union in September 1974 , Eagleson began arranging the Canada Cup tournament , which debuted in 1976 . It was the first international ice hockey tournament that allowed hockey nations to field their top players , as the Winter Olympics was a strictly amateur competition and the annual World Championships clashed with the Stanley Cup playoffs . The tournaments , held every three to five years , took place in North American venues prior to the start of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) regular season . Of the five Canada Cup tournaments , four were won by Canada , while the Soviet Union won one in 1981 . World Cup of Hockey . In 1996 , the Canada Cup officially changed its name to the World Cup of Hockey . The United States defeated Canada to win that year ' s inaugural tournament . Other competitors were the Czech Republic , Finland , Germany , Russia , Slovakia and Sweden . Eight years later , the second installment of the World Cup of Hockey took place in 2004 , just prior to the 2004 – 05 NHL lockout . Canada won its first tournament championship , defeating the Czech Republic in the semifinals and Finland in the final match . Broadcast teams The lead broadcast team was Mike Emrick , and John Davidson . In the first four years of the deal , James Brown and Dave Maloney hosted the show from the Fox studio in Los Angeles . In the final year , it was Suzy Kolber and Terry Crisp . The # 2 broadcast team was Kenny Albert , and " Inside the Glass " reporter Joe Micheletti . The # 3 broadcast team was Sam Rosen , and Mickey Redmond . Trophy 1996 World Cup trophy In 2004 , award - winning Canadian architect Frank Gehry designed a new trophy for the tournament . It is made from a composite alloy of copper and nickel as well as solid cast urethane plastic . The trophy has been criticized by the sports community noting the Toronto Sun ' s headline " What is that ?
Selkirk Rivermen Selkirk Rivermen were a senior hockey team from Selkirk , Manitoba . They were members of the Manitoba East & South Interlake Hockey Leagues . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for roster or on league for direct link to that season .