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New England Small College Athletic Conference New England Small College Athletic Conference , or NESCAC , is a league in NCAA Men ' s Division III and Women ' s Division III . Conference History . All Sports . The all sport conference started in 1955 when Amherst , Bowdoin , Wesleyan and Williams reached an agreement to form an informal affiliation . In 1971 Bates , Colby , Hamilton , Middlebury , Trinity , Tufts and Union College joined on and the conference was officially formed . Union left the conference in 1977 and Connecticut College joined in 1982 . The conference is informally known as the " Little Ivies " as the schools have a reputation for high academic standards and selective admissions . All of the member schools place in the top 15 % of the 2016 US News and World Report and Forbes Magazine university rankings . Ice Hockey . The Men ' s ice hockey conference started with the 1999 - 2000 season when all of the members jumped from ECAC East . The Women ' s conference was started for the 2001 - 02 season when all of the members jumped from ECAC East . Team Changes . The only change in in either conference since its ' founding in 1999 was the 2001 addition of the men ' s Tufts Jumbos representing Tufts University in Medford , Massachusetts . The school does not sponsor women ' hockey . The next closest thing to a change has been that Amherst College had announced in 2016 that it was abandoning its nickname the " Lord Jeffs " . The nickname had become a source of division within the campus community as Lord Jefferson Amherst was a British general who openly supported giving the Native American poplulation blankets infested with smallpox during the French and Indian War . The school ' s teams are presently playing without a nickname . Men ' s Conference . The men ' s ice hockey conference was started with the 1998 - 99 season when all of the members left the ECAC East when the NESCAC announced it would start to sponsor men ' s ice hockey . Women ' s Conference . The women ' s conference was formed for the 2001 - 02 season when all of the members joined from the ECAC East when the NESCAC announced it would sponsor women ' s hockey .
1938 - 39 EdmJHL Season This is the 1938 - 39 season of the Edmonton City Junior League : Standings . " Statistics unavailable . " Playoffs . Semi Final . " Best of 3 " Final . " Best of 3 " Edmonton Athletic Club Roamers advanced to the 1938 - 39 Alberta Junior Playoffs .
Cazenovia Park Hockey Association The Cazenovia Park Youth Hockey Association is a youth hockey organization in South Buffalo , NY . Its teams are named the Cazenovia Chiefs . It offers youth hockey for players ages 4 – 18 . It houses its own " house league " at the mite level , made up of 5 or 6 teams that exclusively play each other and are named after NHL teams ( ie the Sabres , Blackhawks , etc ) . A player is eligible for novice his or her first year at age 4 . Mites is for ages 5 – 8 , Squirts is for ages 9 – 10 , Peewees for 11 - 12 , Bantam for 13 - 14 , and Midget for ages 15 – 18 . Each level after mites offers MOHL team ( s ) , which play in different rinks but are not considered " travel teams " . Each level other than novice also offers travel teams on a " major , minor " system . Building . The CPYHA is housed in Timothy J . Burvid Ice Rink in South Buffalo , New York . It was previously an outdoor rink , but the current building was constructed around the rink in the 1970s . In the past , the rink has hosted State Championships at various age levels , as well as the occasional appearance by a current Buffalo Sabres player to sign autographs and skate with fans . These appearances have included Steve Shields and Brian Holzinger , among others . In addition , Sabres alumni events have been held at the rink , as well as Sabres practices . The rink is closed following the youth hockey season , and the ice surface is melted down . This is usually around the beginning of April . The rink usually reopens in late August - early September . Uniforms . All Cazenovia uniforms other than those of Mite House teams are a Chicago Blackhawks template with Cazenovia ' s unique logo on the front . Trivia . The Zamboni currently used at TJB ice rink was formerly used at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium during Buffalo Sabres games .
Free agent A free agent is a player whose contract with his team has expired and who is now free to either re - sign with his team or sign with another one . Two types of free agents are distinguished : Unrestricted Free Agent s ( UFAs ) and Restricted Free Agent s ( RFAs ) .
Commonwealth Stadium ( Edmonton ) Commonwealth Stadium is located in Edmonton , Alberta . It has a Seating capacity of over 60 , 000 and is used primarily by the Canadian Football League ' s Edmonton Eskimos . In 2003 it was the scene of the Heritage Classic game between the Edmonton Oilers and the Montreal Canadiens . A crowd of 57 , 167 people watched Montreal beat Edmonton 4 - 3 .
Midland Flyers The Midland Flyers are a Canadian Junior ice hockey team based in Midland , Ontario . They play in the Georgian Mid - Ontario Junior C Hockey League . History . The Midland Athletics were formed in 1980 in the Major Intermediate A Hockey League . They lasted in the league for three seasons , until in 1983 when the league was promoted to Senior " A " . Instead of joining Senior , the town thought it would be better to focus on their younger players and drop the team down to the Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey League . The teams name was changed to the Midland Centennials . The gamble paid off as in their second season the Centennials won the Georgian Bay championship and wheeled their way through to the Clarence Schmalz Cup final where their ran into the Great Lakes Junior C Hockey League ' s Belle River Canadiens . The Canadiens took the All - Ontario final 4 - games - to - 1 . In 1994 , the Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey League merged with the Mid - Ontario Junior C Hockey League to create the Georgian Mid - Ontario Junior C Hockey League . That same year , the Midland Centennials decided to change their name to the Midland Flyers . In 1999 , the team chose to change its name to the Midland Thunder . The team was very competitive . Despite not winning any league championships , the Thunder maintained a winning record and kept near the top of the league . The 2002 seasons saw two things happen . In 2002 , the Midland Thunder once again became the Midland Flyers . Also , 2002 was the year where the franchise ' s winning ways seemed to have disappeared . In the five seasons since Midland became the Flyers , the team has not won ten games in one season . The 2005 - 06 season saw the team bottom out with a completely winless season . The eighth seeded Flyers drew the wrath of the first seed Penetang Kings who swept the Flyers in their first of six rounds of playoffs to win the Clarence Schmalz Cup as All - Ontario Champions . The 2006 - 07 was a mild improvement , but barely enough to know that the Midland Flyers are in a healthy place . For the second year in a row , the Flyers drew the Penetang Kings in the first round of the playoffs . The result was much of the same as the Kings beat the Flyers 4 - games - to - none to win the league quarter - final . Again , the Kings went on to win the league and another Clarence Schmalz Cup .
Boyd Devereaux Boyd Devereaux ( born 16 April , 1978 in Seaforth , Ontario , Canada ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey centre who last played in the Swiss National League A with the HC Lugano . Playing career . Devereaux was drafted 6th overall by the Edmonton Oilers in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft . Devereaux has played 509 career NHL games , scoring 46 goals and 85 assists for 131 points . He also won a Stanley Cup in 2002 while with the Detroit Red Wings . He played on the famed Two Kids and an Old Goat Line with Brett Hull and Pavel Datsyuk .
Adam Burish Adam Burish ( born January 6 , 1983 ) is an American professional ice hockey winger who currently plays for the Dallas Stars of the National Hockey League . Playing career . Burish was drafted in the 9th round of the 2002 NHL Entry Draft , 282nd overall by the Chicago Blackhawks . Prior to his NHL career Burish , a Madison , Wisconsin native , played at the University of Wisconsin and graduated with a degree in Economics . He served as captain for the national champion 2005 – 06 team , and assisted on both goals ( by Robbie Earl and Tom Gilbert ) in Wisconsin ' s 2 - 1 victory over Boston College in the title game . He won the Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2010 over the Philadelphia Flyers . After the Finals , he claimed that Flyers defenseman Chris Pronger is " the biggest idiot in the league . . . and if I see him out there , I might punch him . " Pronger responded the next day by asking if Burish would punch him in the face in the minors . Burish later took back his comments . On July 1 , 2010 , Burish signed a 2 year deal with the Dallas Stars at $ 1 . 15 million per year . Personal . Burish has a younger sister , Nikki Burish , who also played for the University of Wisconsin . He is of Greek descent .
1955 - 56 Montreal Junior Canadiens season This is the 1955 - 56 Montreal Junior Canadiens season . The team had played in the Quebec Junior Hockey League last season . The league , down to three teams , then folded . The Montreal Canadiens , parent team of the Juniors , decided to keep the Juniors going as an independent team . It would play exhibitions all season and then enter the 1955 - 56 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs . The Junior Canadiens played in a total of 92 games , winning 74 , losing 10 , and tying 8 . They played all over Eastern Canada from Kapuskasing to St . John ' s , Newfoundland and Labrador . Their opponents included senior , intermediate , junior , and university teams . They played in ( and won ) the Laurier Cup series against the Junior A teams of the Ontario Hockey Association . The Juniors started playing their home games @ Montreal but competition from the Canadiens and the minor - league Montreal Royals , among others , kept their attendance low . Good crowds at games in Ottawa encouraged the Juniors to play more and more there . The team moved to Ottawa permanently the next season . The Junior Canadiens entered the 1955 - 56 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs where they lost the final to the Toronto Marlboros .
2012 - 13 ACAC Season This is the 2012 - 13 season for the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference . This was the first season for the Keyano College Huskies . ( " UA - Augustana wins series 2 - 0 " ) ( " Concordia wins series 2 - 0 " ) ( " SAIT wins series 3 - 1 " ) " ( NAIT wins series 3 - 0 ) " " ( NAIT wins series 3 - 1 ) " PLAYOFFS . FINAL . NAIT Ooks are ACAC Men ' s Hockey Champions Gold - NAIT Ooks Silver - SAIT Trojans Bronze - UA - Augustana Vikings
1944 - 45 Maritimes Junior Playoffs = New Brunswick = Final . " 2 games total goals " Moncton Bruins beat Saint John Drydock Royals 9 goals to 2 . = Prince Edward Island = Won by Freetown Rough Riders . = Nova Scotia = Provincial playoffs . Quarter Finals . " 2 games total goals " Halifax Centrals beat Truro 12 goals to 10 . Antigonish beat Westville . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Antigonish Bulldogs beat Halifax Centrals 14 goals to 3 . BUT Antigonish was disqualified for using overage players . Semi Final replay . " Sudden death " Halifax Centrals 18 Westville 1 Final . " 2 games total goals " Halifax Centrals beat Glace Bay Miners 11 goals to 10 . = Regional Playoffs = Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Moncton Bruins beat Freetown Rough Riders 25 goals to 6 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Moncton Bruins beat Halifax Centrals 15 goals to 8 . Moncton Bruins advanced to the 1944 - 45 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs but had to default because they could not raise a financial guarantee for the Montreal Junior Royals to travel east . = Game Ads = = See Also = List of Maritimes Junior Playoffs
2007 Hockey East Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament The 2007 Hockey East Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament was the 23rd Tournament in the history of the conference . It was played between March 8 and March 17 , 2007 . Quarterfinal games were played at home team campus sites , while the final four games were played at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston , Massachusetts , the home venue of the NHL ' s Boston Bruins . By winning the tournament Boston College received the Hockey East ' s automatic bid to the 2007 NCAA Division I Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament . Format . The tournament featured three rounds of play . The teams that finish below eighth in the conference are not eligible for tournament play . In the first round , the first and eighth seeds , the second and seventh seeds , the third seed and sixth seeds , and the fourth seed and fifth seeds played a best - of - three with the winner advancing to the semifinals . In the semifinals , the highest and lowest seeds and second highest and second lowest seeds play a single - elimination game , with the winner advancing to the championship game . The tournament champion receives an automatic bid to the 2007 NCAA Division I Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament . Conference Standings . " Note : GP = Games Played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; PTS = Points ; GF = Goals For ; GA = Goals Against " < nowiki > * < / nowiki > Tournament MVP ( s )
Stuart Potts Stuart Potts ( born October 9 , 1981 in Durham , England ) is a British forward playing for the Guildford Flames of the English Premier Ice Hockey League . He has played for them since 2004 . He played for Great Britain in the 2001 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships .
Harvey Sproule F . Harvey Sproule was a Canadian hockey player , National Hockey League coach , owner , executive , and referee , as well as a curler , journalist , and race horse owner . From Milton , Ontario , Sproule was a competitive cyclist and played amateur hockey in his home town before moving to Toronto where he played for Toronto Old Orchard and the Toronto Rowing Club hockey teams . He then became involved in team management as coach and manager of the Toronto Victorias and Toronto Crescents . For many years , Sproule was a referee in the Ontario Hockey Association . He was the referee for one of the wildest games in league history in when spectators in Collingwood , Ontario rioted , came onto the ice and attacked Sproule . Sproule was also a sports journalist , writing for the " Toronto Star " and other publications , usually about horse racing . Partnered with Paul Ciceri , Sproule owned the Coronado racing stable . In 1919 , Sproule and Ciceri became partners in Toronto ' s NHL franchise , which was renamed the Toronto St . Patricks with Sproule as secretary - treasurer and business manager . During the season , Sproule became head coach of the team and held the job until the end of the 1919 – 20 season . NHL record books list him as coaching 12 games with a record of seven wins and five losses . Sproule became an NHL referee during the 1920 – 21 season and also returned to the OHA as a referee .
Jim Pettie Jim Pettie ( born October 24 , 1953 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a retired professional ice hockey goaltender who played 21 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the Boston Bruins . He played junior hockey for the St . Catharines Black Hawks in 1972 - 73 . The Boston Bruins chose him 142nd overall in the 1973 NHL Amateur Draft . He played three seasons for the Dayton Gems before getting a chance with the Bruins . Pettie played one game in 1976 - 77 , one in 1977 - 78 , and 19 in 1978 - 79 . Pettie retired in 1981 .
List of NHL statistical leaders This is a list of National Hockey League ( NHL ) statistical leaders through the end of the 2008 – 09 NHL season . Most of these records are dominated by Canadian players , due to the traditional popularity of ice hockey in Canada . In the past , most NHL players were from Canada , and even today roughly half of all NHL players are born in Canada ( 52 . 3 % in the 2008 – 09 season ) . To distinguish players of different nations , a flag is placed beside players born outside of Canada based on their place of birth ; the Canadian flag ( ) will not be shown next to Canadian - born players in order to avoid visual clutter . Skaters . The statistics listed include the 2008 – 09 NHL season and the 2009 playoffs . All - time leaders ( skaters ) . Active skaters ( as of June 2009 ) are listed in boldface . Regular season points . " Career points - per - game average greater than / equal to 1 . 25 ( as of the end of the 2008 – 09 season ) are listed in boldface . " Goaltenders . The statistics listed include the 2008 – 09 NHL season and the 2009 playoffs . All - time leaders ( goaltenders ) . Active goaltenders ( as of June 2009 ) are listed in boldface . Coaches . The statistics listed include the 2008 – 09 NHL season and the 2009 playoffs . All - time leaders ( coaches ) . Active coaches ( as of June 2009 ) are listed in boldface .
1925 - 26 UOVL Season This is the 1925 - 26 season of the Upper Ottawa Valley League : Semi Final . " Sudden death " Final . " 2 games total goals " Pembroke beat Arnprior 12 goals to 6 . Pembroke advanced to the 1925 - 26 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . See Also . List of UOVL Seasons
Dan Catenacci Daniel Catenacci ( born March 9 , 1993 ) is a Canadian ice hockey player who is currently playing with the Owen Sound Attack in the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) . He was drafted first overall by the Sault Ste . Marie Greyhounds in the 2009 OHL Priority Selection and by the Buffalo Sabres in the 3rd Round ( 77th overall ) in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft . He was raised in Newmarket , Ontario . During the 2011 OHL Offseason , Catenacci ' s rights were traded to the Owen Sound Attack of the Ontario Hockey League .
Capital Centre The Capital Centre ( also briefly known as US Airways Arena and USAir Arena ) was an indoor arena located in Landover , a suburb of Washington , D . C . Completed in 1973 , the arena sat 18 , 756 for basketball and 18 , 130 for hockey . It was renamed for corporate sponsor US Airways in 1993 , but reverted to its original name of Capital Centre after the airline dropped its naming rights . Most TV and Radio crews broadcasting from the venue referred to it by its nickname " Cap Centre " . The venue ' s name is also sometimes misspelled as Capital Center , Capitol Center , Capitol Center Arena or Capital Center Arena . The venue closed in 1997 and was demolished in 2002 . As a sports venue . The arena was the home of the Washington Bullets of the NBA from 1973 – 97 , the Washington Capitals of the NHL from 1974 – 97 and the Georgetown Hoyas men ' s basketball team from 1981 – 97 . The Washington Wizards were known as the Bullets until 1997 , and played the first 5 games of the 1997 – 98 NBA season at the old arena . All three teams departed for the MCI Center ( now Verizon Center ) just north of The Mall in D . C . when it opened on December 2 , 1997 . The Capital Centre hosted its first NBA game exactly 24 years earlier on December 2 , 1973 , with the home team defeating the same visiting team , the Seattle SuperSonics . During November 1973 , the Capital Bullets held their home games at nearby Cole Field House on the campus of the University of Maryland in College Park , Maryland . In 1978 and 1979 , the arena hosted games of the NBA Finals , when the Bullets played the Seattle SuperSonics . The Atlantic Coast Conference men ' s basketball tournament was held there in 1976 , 1981 , and 1987 . The 1980 NBA All - Star Game and 1982 NHL All - Star Game were held there . The arena also was home to a few epic NHL Playoff games , including the 1987 Easter Epic . Demolition . The arena was imploded on December 15 , 2002 , to make way for The Boulevard at the Capital Centre , a town center - style shopping mall that opened in 2003 . Legacy . The Capital Centre was the first indoor arena to have a video replay screen on its center - hung scoreboard . The four - sided video screen was known as the " Telscreen " ( or " Telescreen " ) and predated the DiamondVision video screen at Dodger Stadium by seven years . It was also the first arena to be built with luxury boxes and a computerized turnstile system .
Eastern Nova Scotia League The Eastern Nova Scotia League was a senior league that operated in Nova Scotia , Canada . Its champions were eligible for the Maritimes Senior Championship . The league ran for just three seasons - 1927 - 28 , 1930 - 31 and 1931 - 32 . In 1928 - 29 and 1929 - 30 the New Eastern League operated in the same area .
Stavros Paskaris Stavros Paskaris ( born August 31 , 1984 ) is an American former ice hockey player . Paskaris attended Wayne State University where he played four years with the Wayne State Warriors men ' s ice hockey team which then competed in the NCAA ' s Division I College Hockey America ( CHA ) conference . In his final year ( 2007 – 08 ) Paskaris was named to the CHA First All - Star Team .
Simon Lajeunesse Simon Lajeunesse was born January 22 , 1981 in Quebec City , Quebec and was a professional ice hockey goaltender who played a single game for the Ottawa Senators . The 2nd round choice , 48th overall selection of the Ottawa Senators in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft , Lajeunesse is a graduate of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League ( QMJHL ) . Lajeunesse played four seasons in the QMJHL with stops with the Moncton Wildcats , Acadie - Bathurst Titan and Val d ' Or Foreurs . He won the Jacques Plante Memorial Trophy in 1999 - 00 after sporting a 31 - 15 - 1 record with six shutouts and 2 . 61 goals against average . A goaltender who anticipates the play well and has strong positioning in his net , Lajeunesse spent the majority of the 2001 - 02 season with the Senators AHL affiliate the Grand Rapids Griffins , 13 games with the ECHL ' s Mobile Mysticks and one game with the NHL club . He won the Harry " Hap " Holmes Memorial Award ( AHL top goalie ) in 2001 - 02 . He retired in 2005 .
1948 - 49 ECSHL Season This is the 1948 - 49 season of the Eastern Canada Senior Hockey League : It was the league ' s first season . The Verdun team received permission from the Quebec Amateur Hockey Association to play in this league . Standings . The Verdun Rams folded in December because of poor play and attendance . Their record was erased . Notes on Playoff Structure . The way the playoffs were set up was to minimize travel expenses . Cornwall , being the out - of - town team , received a bye in the quarter finals in which the four Hull - Ottawa teams played . Cornwall played the lower ranking quarter final survivor in the semi final . Playoffs . Quarter Finals . " Best of 3 " Ottawa Army beat Ottawa RCAF Flyers 2 games to none . Hull Volants beat Ottawa New Edinburgh 2 games to none . " Hull , as the higher - ranked team , received a bye to the final . Army went on to play Cornwall in the semi final . " Semi Final . " Best of 7 " Cornwall Calumets beat Ottawa Army 4 games to 3 , 1 tie . Final . " Best of 7 " Cornwall Calumets beat Hull Volants 4 games to 2 . Cornwall Calumets advanced to the 1948 - 49 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . See Also . Eastern Canada Senior Hockey League
Gene Carrigan Eugene Carrigan ( July 5 , 1907 in Edmonton , Alberta – March 15 , 1945 ) was a professional hockey centre who played three seasons in the National Hockey League for the New York Rangers , Detroit Red Wings and St . Louis Eagles . He played junior hockey in Edmonton from 1923 to 1925 and turned pro with the Edmonton Eskimos in 1926 - 27 and played minor pro in western North America until 1928 , when he joined the Springfield Indians . He led the Canadian American Hockey League in goals with 28 in 1929 - 30 , which got him into the New York Rangers in 1930 - 31 . Carrigan scored only 2 goals in 33 games , which got him sent back to the minors . The Detroit Red Wings called him up for four playoff games in 1933 - 34 , and the St . Louis Eagles brought him in for 4 games in 1934 - 35 . He then went back to the minors . In 1941 - 42 Carrigan was the player - coach of the Fort Worth Rangers of the American Hockey Association and retired at the end of that season .