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Thetford Mines Fleur - de - Lys The Thetford Mines Fleur - de - Lys were a Junior " A " team in Thetford Mines , Quebec . They played in the Quebec Junior A Hockey League from 1972 until they folded in 1981 . Mark Levasseur of Worcester , Ma . was their Leading Scorer with 51 G and 52 A . Mark went on to play in the " ACHL " Atlantic Coast hockey League . They won the league championship in 1978 & 1979 . In the 1978 Hewitt - Dudley Memorial Trophy playoffs they lost the quarter final . In the 1979 Dudley Hewitt Cup playoffs they lost the semi final . Season - by - Season Records . Quebec Junior A Hockey League . " Notes : Alumni . Only one player , Gilles Hamel went on to play in the NHL . Mark Levasseur , Worcester , Ma . USA
EJBHL Standings 1951 - 52 Standings . This is a list of Eastern Junior B Hockey League Standings for the 1951 - 52 season . Playoffs . Semi finals . " Best of 5 " Kingston Vics beat Lindsay Kinsmen 2 wins to 1 , 2 ties . Belleville Black Hawks beat Peterborough Odd Fellows 3 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 7 " Belleville Black Hawks beat Kingston Vics 4 wins to none . Belleville Black Hawks advanced to the 1951 - 52 Sutherland Cup Championship . See also . List of OHA Junior B Seasons
Sociailst Republic of Slovenia The Socialist Republic of Slovenia ( Slovene : " Socialistična republika Slovenija " ) was a socialist state that was a constituent country of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia from 1943 until 1991 . In 1990 , while the country was still a part of the Yugoslav federation , the League of Communists of Slovenia allowed for the establishment of other political parties , which lead to the democratization of the country . Prior to 1963 , the official name was the People ' s Republic of Slovenia ( " Ljudska republika Slovenija " ) . On 8 March 1990 , the Socialist Republic of Slovenia removed the prefix " Socialist " from its name , becoming the Republic of Slovenia , though remaining a constituent state of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia until 25 June 1991 , when it declared independence .
Breann Frykas Breanne Frykas has competed for the Canadian National women ' s ice hockey team in numerous tournaments . Currently she competes for the Quinnipiac Bobcats women ' s ice hockey program . Playing career . At the 2007 Canada Winter Games , Frykas won a silver medal with Team Manitoba . In 2007 - 08 , she won the Balmoral Hall , Hartney and Saskatoon tournaments with the Balmoral Hall Blazers . With the Blazers , she was part of the 2006 Mac ' s Tournament , recorded the best plus / minus at the tournament , and was named to the tournament ' s first all - star team . Frykas won a bronze medal with Team Manitoba in 2007 and 2008 at the National Women ' s Under - 18 Championship . At Birmingham Marian high school in Michigan , Canadian Breann Frykas and Madison Packer played together . They would also compete for their respective countries in the 2009 International Ice Hockey Federation ’ s Women ’ s under - 18 World Championship in Germany from Jan . 5 - 10 . While in Michigan , she also played for the Detroit Little Caesars NCAA . Her first season with the Wisconsin Badgers was 2009 - 10 . On October 11 , she scored the first goal and point of collegiate career against Bemidji State . She played in all 36 games and had eight points ( seven goals , one assist ) . In 2010 - 11 , she has six points on two goals and four assists . On October 1 , she earned a career - best two assists against RPI . Against Bemidji State , she had one goal and an assist ( Oct . 10 ) Frykas scored the game winning goal for Quinnipiac at the 2011 Nutmeg Classic . Hockey Canada . She won a silver with Team Canada at the IIHF World Women ' s Under - 18 Championship . In August 2008 , she was part of the Canadian team that engaged in a three - game series against the USA in Lake Placid , NY . In addition , she attended Canada ' s National Women ' s U - 18 Team selection camp and Canada ' s National Women ' s U - 18 Team strength and conditioning skating camp 2007 and 2008 .
1958 - 59 Belleville McFarlands This team represented Canada at the 1959 World Championships . Tour . Feb 2 3 - 3 ( 1 : 2 , 0 : 0 , 2 : 1 ) Paisley Pirates @ Paisley - * Combined team : Slezan Opava , Vitkovice Steel , Spartak Praha Sokolovo . See also . Belleville McFarlands Canadian Team Overseas Exhibition Tours
Granby Bisons The Granby Bisons were a junior team founded in 1981 after the team moved from Sorel - Tracy , Quebec , where they had previously been known as the Sorel Éperviers . The Bisons played at Arena Leonard Grondin in Granby , Quebec . In 1995 they were renamed the Granby Prédateurs . Today they are the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles . Notable former Bisons include Patrick Roy and Pierre Turgeon . References . hockeydb . com
RBC Financial Group MJHL Scholarship RBC Financial Group Junior A Scholarships , started in 1997 , are awarded to one player from each of the ten Canadian Junior Hockey League Junior A Hockey Leagues . One of those is chosen as the national winner . Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement , hockey achievement , and community involvement . Players eligible for the Scholarships must be a Canadian citizen , on a Canadian Junior A team and registered or applying for full time post - secondary studies . Past Winners photo gallery = Winners =
Phoenix Roadrunners ( CHL ) The Phoenix Roadrunners were a minor pro team in Phoenix , Arizona . They played in the Central Hockey League in the 1977 - 78 season . They followed the year after the Phoenix Roadrunners ( WHA ) team in the World Hockey Association folded . They only played 27 games , winning only 4 and tying 3 . After two months the team folded on December 12 , 1977 . They complained that the league was not helping them get players . They then moved over to the Pacific Hockey League which started its season in late December . They played in the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum . See Also . Phoenix Roadrunners ( PHL )
Claude Provost Joseph Antoine Claude Provost ( born September 17 , 1933 in Montreal , Quebec – 17 April 1984 ) was a Canadian professional right winger . Provost started out in junior hockey with the Montreal Nationale and then the Montreal Junior Canadiens of the Quebec Junior Hockey League . In 1954 - 55 he turned pro with the Shawinigan Falls Cataractes of the Quebec Hockey League . They won the league title and then the Edinburgh Trophy that year . The next season Provost was promoted to the Montreal Canadiens . In 15 seasons with the team , Provost won nine Stanley Cup s . He was primarily a defensive specialist , best known as Bobby Hull ' s shadow . But in 1964 - 65 he would lead the Canadiens in goals with 33 and be named to the first all star team . Provost won the first ever Bill Masterton Trophy awarded for perseverance in 1969 . In the fall of 1970 the Canadiens offered Provost a job as an assistant playing - coach with their farm team the Montreal Voyageurs . Provost accepted and actually led a Voyaguers ' practice and was scheduled to play in a game . But at the last minute he changed his mind and retired . A groin injury suffered in training camp was one of the reasons for his change of mind . He retired in 1970 . He suffered a fatal heart attack while playing tennis at his home in Florida in 1984 .
Jan Benda Jan Benda ( born April 28 , 1972 in Reet , Belgium ) is a German ice hockey player who currently plays for HC Plzeň 1929 of Extraliga . Career . Born in Belgium to Czech parents , Benda started his career in the OHL with the Oshawa Generals , where he played with future NHL stars such as Eric Lindros , Jason Arnott , and Stephane Yelle . In his final year with the Generals , he would finish with 35 points in 61 games . After playing 2 seasons in Germany , Benda would return to North America for the 1994 - 95 season to play for the Richmond Renegades . He would finish the season with 60 points in 62 games , which ranked fifth on the team that season . That season , he also briefly played for Binghamton Rangers , the AHL affiliate of the New York Rangers . The next two seasons , Benda would play for HC Sparta Praha . Benda would later return to North America for the 1997 - 98 season , where he was assigned to the Washington Capitals AHL affiliate in Portland . He was later recalled to play for the Washington Capitals , where he would score three assists in nine games . Upon completion of the 1997 - 98 season , Benda would return to Europe . He would play the next three seasons in SM - Liiga , where he would lead his team in points during the 1998 - 99 season ( with Assat Pori ) and in 1999 - 2000 ( with Jokerit ) . Benda would leave SM - Liiga in 2001 to sign with Kazan Ak - Bars of the Russian Superleague . He would spend the next three seasons in Kazan and would split his final year between Khimik Voskresensk and Cherepovets Severstal . Benda played in the Czech Republic for BK Mladá Boleslav , whom he joined in 2008 where he was currently the captain . Before joining BK Mladá Boleslav , he had played with HC Litvínov from 2006 - 08 . Benda has represented Germany at the World Championships ( 2002 ) , World Cup ( 1996 ) , and the Winter Olympics ( 1994 , 1998 , 2002 ) . Current . Benda currently plays for HC Plzeň 1929 and scored 35 points in 51 regular season games during the 2009 - 10 season .
Tyler Brenner Tyler Brenner ( April 5 , 1988 in Linwood , Ontario ) is a Canadian defenceman playing for the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League . He played for the Rochester Institute of Technology from 2008 to 2011 . Undrafted by any NHL team , he was signed in March , 2011 , as a free agent by the Toronto Maple Leafs . They assigned him to the Marlies .
Chris Bright Chris Bright ( b . October 14th 1970 in Guelph , Ontario , Canada ) is a retired professional forward . A Moose Jaw Warriors alumni , Bright was drafted by the Hartford Whalers 78th overall in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft . Bright did not reach the National Hockey League . He spent several years in the Whalers system , playing in the American Hockey League for the Springfield Falcons and the ECHL for the Louisville Icehawks . In 1995 - 96 , Bright crossed the Pacific Ocean to join the Seibu Bears of the Japan Ice Hockey League . His association with the Japanese hockey , with Seibu and then Kokudo , lasted a full decade , during which Bright gained Japanese citizenship and played once for the Japanese National Team , at the 2004 World Championship . Following his days in Japan , Bright moved to Europe , joining in 2005 - 06 the Frankfurt Lions of the DEL . He would later play for EHC Basel , Acroni Jesenice and the Hannover Scorpions before retiring in 2008 .
Leah Sulyma Leah Sulyma ( born July 26 , 1989 ) was an Aboriginal Canadian women ' s ice hockey player that competed for the Northeastern Huskies of the NCAA . Playing career . At the age of 15 , she left home and moved to Edmonton , Alberta . For the next three years she played for girls programs in New Serepta , Spruce Grove and St . Albert , Alberta . Playing with St . Albert in 2006 - 07 , she posted a 9 - 2 - 5 record , a 2 . 06 goals against and a . 938 save percentage . Sulyma can also boast a gold , silver and bronze medal at the 2002 , 2004 and 2006 Arctic Winter Games with her Northwest Territories team . Canada Winter Games . Sulyma participated in the 2007 Canada Winter Games with the Northwest Territories . During the competition , Sulyma recorded 90 - save and 104 - save games ( a 90 - save game against Manitoba and a 104 - save game against Alberta ) . In a 6 - 0 loss to Manitoba on March 5 , Sulyma stopped 86 of 92 shots . Manitoba was only ahead 1 - 0 after one period as Sulyma kept the NWT in the game . On March 8 , 2007 , she helped her team to its first - ever win at the Canada Winter Games as NWT defeated Yukon by a 4 - 1 count . In the final contest at the 2007 Canada Winter Games , Sulyma had another game of over 60 saves as Alberta defeated NWT by an 8 - 0 tally . NCAA . She joined the Northeastern Huskies in autumn of 2007 . Sulyma recorded 40 or more saves seven times during her freshman campaign . In 20 appearances , Sulyma made 30 or more saves , including a streak of eight - straight contests from December 2 to January 26 ( which tied a school record ) . Her first collegiate win came with 31 saves at Providence on November 6 , 2007 . By season ' s end , she was ranked first in Hockey East and fourth in the NCAA in saves with 973 . Her . 913 conference save percentage ranked in the top 20 in the NCAA . In addition , she set the Huskies freshman record for saves in a season . Leah Sulyma stopped 61 of 67 shots in two games the week of January 31 , 2010 . In addition to both shootout attempts in the opening round of the Beanpot on Feb . 2 . Sulyma has now taken home the honor three times this season . Sulyma turned aside 31 shots on Feb . 2 vs . Boston University , helping Northeastern to its first Beanpot final in six years .
Grant Martin Grant Michael Martin ( born March 13 , 1962 in Smooth Rock Falls , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player . He played for the Kitchener Rangers from 1979 - 82 and won the Memorial Cup in 1982 . The Vancouver Canucks drafted him 196th overall in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft . However , Martin spent most of his career in the minor pros . A move to the Washington Capitals in 1985 did not change that fact . He played in 44 NHL games and scored only 4 assists . In 1987 Martin moved to Europe and played out the rest of his career there . He retired in 1998 .
Ray Timgren Raymond Charles " Golden Boy " Timgren ( born September 29 , 1928 in Windsor , Ontario – November 25 1999 ) was a professional Canadian ice hockey forward . Timgren started his National Hockey League career with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1949 . He also played for the Chicago Blackhawks . He left the NHL after the 1955 season . He played for the Pittsburgh Hornets of the AHL in 1956 before retiring from hockey . He won 2 Stanley Cup s with the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1949 and 1951 .
Kenai River Brown Bears The Kenai River Brown Bears is a Tier II Junior A ice hockey team in the North American Hockey League ' s West Division based in Soldotna , Alaska . The team joined the NAHL as an expansion team for the 2007 - 08 season , the team plays their home games at the 2 , 000 - seat Soldotna Sports Center . Future of Organization . Multiple published reports have the team moving to Wausau , Wisconsin after the 2016 - 17 season ends , as the team is reportedly deep in debt due to a financial crisis in the state of Alaska . Some reports stated that the Fairbanks Ice Dogs organization had been helping the team out financially to keep them afloat as a team in Fairbanks would be less viable without a travel / scheduling partner . Teams from Alaska have traditionally had to subsidize visiting teams travel expenses to stay in the continental U . S . based leagues they have played in . Other teams in the state have had their existence threaten such as the NCAA Division I Alaska - Anchorage Seawolves and the Alaska - Fairbanks Nanooks who were on the chopping block when the schools cut other athletic programs to keep the hockey teams going . The Alaska Aces of the ECHL announced in late February 2017 that the team was suspending operations due to the dire economic conditions in the state , which had caused many sponsorship agreements and season tickets not to be renewed with a decline in revenue of over $ 900 , 000 US .
1955 - 56 Edinburgh Trophy Final This was held between the champions of the Quebec Hockey League and the Western Hockey League . All the games were held in western Canada because of the expense of travelling across country and the travel time involved . Cross - country filghts were not that common yet . These games were held after the Stanley Cup Playoffs in order to minimize competition from television and radio broadcasts of the Stanley Cup games . Final . " Best of 9 " Winnipeg Warriors beat Montreal Royals 5 wins to 1 . Winnipeg Warriors won the Edinburgh Trophy .
1970 - 71 Manitoba Senior A Playoffs Only the St . Boniface Mohawks and Kenora Thistles registered in Senior A with the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association . The other teams in the Manitoba Senior Hockey League registered in Intermediate . The MAHA ordered that the 2 playoff for the Provincial Championship , Pattison Cup , in the best of nine game series . St Boniface Mohawks won the Pattison Cup and advanced to the 1970 - 71 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Manitoba Senior AAA Hockey History
Pelham , Alabama Pelham , Alabama located in Central Alabama and is a suburb of Birmingham . Teams . Alabama Gunners ( Southern Elite Hockey League , 1998 - November 24 , 1998 ) folded Pelham Prowlers ( Southern Elite Hockey League , 1999 - 2000 ) fold with league Alabama Slammers ( WHA2 , 2003 - 2004 ) folded with league University of Alabama - Birmingham ( Club hockey ) Arena . Pelham Civic Center Links . Wikipedia page on Pelham
W . A . Hewitt William Abraham " W . A . " Hewitt ( May 15 , 1875 – September 8 , 1966 ) , was a leading Canadian sports journalist and sportsman . Journalist . Born in Cobourg , Ontario , Hewitt moved to Toronto when he was four years old and later attended Jarvis Collegiate Institute . Hewitt and his three brothers all worked as journalists in their careers . While still in school , he began working for the " Toronto News " as a copyboy . At age 15 he was made a reporter and left school . In 1895 , he became sports editor of the " News " and later supplemented his income as press agent for the Grand Opera House in Toronto . In the fall of 1899 , he was lured to the " Montreal Herald " as sports editor by Joseph E . Atkinson , the paper ' s managing editor , whom Hewitt had known and admired from Atkinson ' s days as a reporter in Toronto . A year later , Atkinson became editor - in - chief ( and , eventually , majority owner ) of the " Toronto Star " , and Hewitt followed him back to Toronto as the paper ' s sports editor . Hewitt remained in that role for 31 years , before accepting a job in 1931 as the first attractions manager of the new Maple Leaf Gardens . He passed the reins at the " Star " over to his long - time colleague , Lou Marsh . Over a 36 - year career as a journalist , Hewitt never used a typewriter and wrote all his stories by hand . Sportsman and manager . According to Gardens ' owner Conn Smythe , Hewitt didn ' t make a smooth transition into his job as attractions manager , and after about a year was given other duties . Hewitt , however , would work at the Gardens for more than 30 years . For 58 years , he served as secretary of the Ontario Hockey Association , taking the position on what was supposed to be a temporary basis in 1903 , and holding it until stepping down in 1966 when he was in his mid - 80s . He also served as an officer of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association between 1915 and 1961 . Hewitt was honorary team manager of three consecutive Olympic gold medal winning hockey teams , the Winnipeg Falcons ( 1920 ) , Toronto Granites ( 1924 ) , and Toronto Varsity Grads ( 1928 ) . He was also referee of the first Olympic hockey game , Sweden ' s 8 - 0 victory over Belgium at the 1920 Olympic Games . In 1924 , he lost a coin toss to American William S . Haddock to determine who would be second vice - president of the International Ice Hockey Federation . Legacy . Hewitt was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1947 . His autobiography , " Down The Stretch : Recollections of a Pioneer Sportsman and Journalist " , was published in 1958 . Hewitt ' s son , Foster Hewitt became a pioneering hockey broadcaster and also a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame . Foster ' s son Bill Hewitt followed in his father ' s footsteps to become a top hockey play - by - play man in Canada .
1970 - 71 QOAA Season This is the 1970 - 71 season of the Quebec - Ontario Athletics Association . It was the final season for the conference . The following season the teams went to either the OUAA or the QUAA . This was the final season for the Universite de Laval . Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P Playoffs . @ Ottawa Semi Finals . " Sudden death " Final . " Sudden death " Toronto Varsity Blues ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1971 University Cup tournament .
Stefan Legein Stefan Legein ( born November 24 , 1988 ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey right winger who plays for the Manchester Monarchs of the American Hockey League ( AHL ) . He was drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the 2nd round , 37th overall of the 2007 NHL Entry Draft . Playing career . Legein has spent most of his career in the OHL , playing only one year in another league , the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League ( OPJHL ) before being drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets . Legein participated in the 2007 CHL Top Prospects Game and the OHL Eastern Conference All - Star Team in 2007 , where he won the fastest skater competition , completing a single lap in 14 . 109 seconds . He also recorded 3 points in the game ( 2 goals , 1 assist ) . Prior to the 2008 - 09 season , Legein made headlines following his announcement to retire from the game though no official reason was announced , later that season , he announced that he would like to return to the game and joined the Syracuse Crunch of the AHL for the remainder of the season . On October 20 , 2009 , Legein was traded by the Columbus Blue Jackets to the Philadelphia Flyers for fellow minor leaguer , Mike Ratchuk . Stefan Legein was traded on October 12 , 2011 by the Philadelphia Flyers , along with a 2012 6th round draft pick , to the Los Angeles Kings for future considerations .
1912 – 13 Ottawa Senators season The 1912 – 13 Ottawa Senators season was the 28th season of play of the Ottawa Hockey Club . Ottawa placed fifth and missed the playoffs . Team business . In this season , the Ottawa Hockey Club became more commonly known as the ' Ottawa Senators ' . The organization remained known as the Ottawa Hockey Association . Off - season . The league added two new teams in Toronto , the Torontos and the Tecumsehs . Former Ottawa player Bruce Ridpath became Toronto ' s first manager . The new teams recruited their own players and no players moved from other NHA teams to Toronto . However , the PCHA went after NHA players and Ottawa ' s Cyclone Taylor and Dubby Kerr moved west to play in the PCHA . Taylor , who had been barred from joining the Senators by the Wanderers , became eligible to play for the Senators when the Wanderers dropped their interest in him , but he chose to move out west where he would remain for the rest of his life . Two new players joined the Senators lineup this season , Punch Broadbent and Clint Benedict , who would both play for Ottawa into the 1920s . Defenceman Horace Merrill , who had previously been a spare for the Senators , joined them full - time this season . Regular season . Broadbent led the team with 20 goals in 20 games in his first season . Benedict would post his first shutout in the NHA on February 12 , 1913 against the Tecumsehs . Results . ‡ Played with rover ( 7 man hockey ) Post - season Exhibition series . After the season a series was arranged between Ottawa and Montreal Wanderers and Quebec to play in New York . Ottawa and Montreal played first , with the winner to play - off against Quebec . After the Wanderers defeated Ottawa 10 – 8 ( 3 – 2 , 7 – 6 ) , the Wanderers won the two - game series against Quebec 12 – 10 ( 9 – 5 , 3 – 5 ) .