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George V . Brown George V . Brown ( 21 October 1880 – 17 October 1937 ) of Hopkinton , Massachusetts championed the development of various sports and sporting events in the United States , most notably the Boston Marathon and amateur ice hockey . From 1904 to 1936 , Brown served the United States Olympic Team as a manager , official , and coach . In 1919 , he became general manager of the Boston Arena , home to indoor track meets , boxing matches , and hockey games , among other events . Later , he continued in that role at the Boston Garden until his son Walter A . Brown took over upon George ’ s death at age 57 . Ice hockey . During Brown ’ s youth , hockey was in its infancy in the United States . In 1910 , Brown formed and managed an amateur ice hockey team for the BAA , which played at the newly constructed Boston Arena . Over the next two decades , Brown organized hockey events held at the Arena , including Canadian - American games and collegiate competitions . When the Arena burnt down in 1918 , Brown persuaded its owner , Henry Lapham , to rebuild . Brown was then named general manager and promoted hockey as its major draw . In 1934 , Lapham purchased the rival Garden , and named Brown as its general manager and vice president . When professional hockey was first introduced and its teams sought to play at Boston ’ s rinks , Brown opposed , favoring amateur competition . He later accepted the professionals and promoted the Boston Bruins playing at the Boston Garden . Brown served as Athletic Director at Boston University ( BU ) and in 1917 , was instrumental in the creation of the school ’ s first hockey team . The BU hockey team ’ s annual Most Valuable Player award is named the George V . Brown Memorial Award , in his honor . In the 1924 Olympics , Brown organized the US Olympic Hockey team , with 7 of the 10 members coming from the BAA team . The team earned a silver medal . Because of his contributions to the emerging field of hockey , in 1961 , Brown was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto as a Builder . He was also enshrined as a Builder by the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in Eveleth , Minnesota in 1973 . Olympics . In addition to organizing the 1924 US Olympic Hockey team , Brown was a manager or US Olympic committee member from 1908 to 1920 . He was the assistant track and field coach for the US men ’ s team in 1924 , 1928 , and 1936 . For the 1932 games in Los Angeles , Brown served as an official . In January 1938 , the United States Olympic Committee marked his death with a moment of silence . Legacy . His son , Walter A . Brown , assumed the General Manager position at the Boston Garden upon his father ’ s death . Walter A . Brown went on to become General Manager of the Boston Bruins ice hockey team , and founding Owner and General Manager of the Boston Celtics men ’ s professional basketball team . Like his father , Walter A . Brown was inducted into the hockey halls of fame , and in addition , was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame .
Laurent Meunier Laurent Meunier ( born January 16 , 1979 in Saint - Martin - d ' Hères , France ) is a French centre playing for Straubing Tigers in DEL . He played for teams in Grenoble and Lyon from 1996 until he moved to North America in 2000 . There he played for the University of Massachusetts - Lowell from 2000 to 2002 and with the Florida Everblades in 2002 - 03 . Meunier returned to France in 2003 and spent three seasons with the Brûleurs de Loups de Grenoble in the Ligue Magnus . Then he moved to Genève - Servette HC in Switzerland for two seasons ( 2006 to 2008 ) . He played in 2007 - 08 for HC Lausanne , 2008 - 09 for HC Fribourg - Gottéron , and 2009 - 10 for Timrå IK . In 2010 he returned to Geneve - Servette but just for two games than he was transfered to HC La - Chaux - de - Fonds ( NLB ) . In November 2010 he signed a contract with Straubing in Bavaria . He renewed his contract in February 2011 until 2013 . Meunier has played for France in the following :
Mark Hamway Mark Hamway ( born August 9 , 1961 in Detroit , Michigan ) is a retired professional ice hockey forward who played 53 games in the National Hockey League . He played for the New York Islanders . He played junior hockey for the Windsor Spitfires in 1978 - 79 and then played college hockey for the Michigan State Spartans from 1979 to 1983 . Hamway was named an all - star in 1981 - 82 . The New York Islanders chose him 143rd overall in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft . Hamway turned pro in 1983 - 84 with the Springfield Indians . In 1984 - 85 he was called up for two games with the Islanders . Over the next two seasons he saw part - time action with New York . He played in a total of 53 NHL games and scored 5 goals and 13 assists . He retired in 1987 .
Craig Levie Craig Dean Levie Selected by Montreal Canadiens 3rd round ( # 43 ) in 1979 NHL Entry Draft is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played 183 games in the National Hockey League for the St . Louis Blues , Minnesota North Stars , Winnipeg Jets , and Vancouver Canucks . Levie played major junior with the Calgary Centennials , Flin Flon Bombers , and the Edmonton Oil Kings of the Western Hockey League . He was drafted 43rd overall by the Montreal Canadiens in the 1979 NHL Entry Draft . The prowerful Canadiens team sent him down to the Nova Scotia Voyageurs of the American Hockey League where he won the Eddie Shore Award ( top defenceman ) , made th first all - star team , and led the leagu in assists ( 62 ) , That was his ticket to the bigs , as the Winnipeg Jets claimed him on waivers after the season . For the next six years he mostly split his time between the NHL and the minors . In 1987 he signed with the HC Davos in Switzerland and the next year joined Italy ' s HC Milano Saima . Levie retired in 1992 after playing a single game with the Fort Wayne Komets . He played in 183 games and scored 22 goals and 53 assists in the NHL .
Berry Events Center Berry Events Center is a 4 , 300 - seat multi - purpose arena in Marquette , Michigan , U . S . The arena opened in 1999 . It is home to the Northern Michigan Wildcats ice hockey and basketball teams . The arena also houses the US Speedskating Team . It was built in 1999 , and is named for John W . Berry , Jr . , class of 1971 , a primary benefactor of the facility . The arena replaced Lakeview Arena , the home of Wildcat hockey for its first twenty - three seasons . The arena contains 16 luxury suites and standing room for 400 fans . It is also the premier sports and entertainment venue in the Upper Peninsula , accommodating up to 5 , 800 for concerts . It is one of two arenas in the CCHA ( University of Alaska - Fairbanks the other ) to have olympic size ice ( 200 feet long by 100 ft . wide ) .
IIHF European Cup 1978 The 1977 - 1978 European Cup was the thirteenth edition of the European Cup , IIHF ' s premier european club ice hockey tournament . The season started on September 27 , 1977 , and finished on August 29 , 1978 . The tournament was won by CSKA Moscow , who beat Poldi Kladno in the final First round . Third round . Poldi Kladno : bye Fourth round . Dynamo Berlin : bye Semifinals . CSKA Moscow : bye
Ben Storey Ben Storey ( born June 22 , 1977 in Ottawa , Ontario ) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player . Playing career . Storey was drafted 98th overall by the Colorado Avalanche in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft from Harvard University . He spent two seasons with their American Hockey League affiliate the Hershey Bears but never played in the National Hockey League . In 2001 he moved to the Austrian Hockey League with EK Zell am See for one season before returning to North America in the ECHL for the Lexington Men O ' War and the Louisiana IceGators as well as brief spells for the AHL ' s Utah Grizzlies and the Houston Aeros . Storey returned to Europe in 2004 with spells in the German 2nd Bundesliga with the Schwenningen Wild Wings and the Essen Mosquitoes as well as a second spell in Austria with Graz 99ers and EHC Black Wings Linz . In 2007 , Storey signed with British Elite Ice Hockey League team the Newcastle Vipers . In May 2008 , Storey rejected a new contract with the Vipers to remain in North America where he seemingly retired from hockey .
2005 - 06 ACAC Season This is the 2005 - 06 season for the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference . MEN ' S HOCKEY - FINAL STANDINGS – 2005 / 06 . 1 point awarded for tie after regulation and one overtime period - an additional point awarded if winner decided in overtime PLAYOFFS . QUARTER - FINALS " ( AUG wins series 2 - 0 ) " " ( CUCA wins series 2 - 0 ) " SEMI - FINALS " ( SAIT WINS series 3 - 1 ) " " ( MRC WINS series 3 - 2 ) " FINAL " ( MRC wins series 3 - 2 ) " Mount Royal Cougars are ACAC Men ' s Hockey Champions
Trois - Rivières , Quebec Trois - Rivières is a city of the province of Quebec , located in the Mauricie region . The current city of Trois - Rivières is home to a population of 129 , 100 and is the result of the merger of Cap - de - la - Madeleine , Pointe - du - Lac , Sainte - Marthe - du - Cap , Saint - Louis - de - France , Trois - Rivières itself and Trois - Rivières - Ouest .
Tim Sestito Tim Sestito ( born August 28 , 1984 in Rome , New York ) is an American Ice Hockey player . He is a prospect of the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League . Tim Sestito was the captain of the Edmonton Oilers top minor hockey league affiliate , the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League , before being traded on July 9 , 2009 to the New Jersey Devils from the Edmonton Oilers for a conditional draft choice . In 2005 , he scored 21 goals and had 23 assists for the total of 44 points in 72 games . In those 72 games , he also got a total of 127 penalty minutes finishing 3rd for penalties . Sestito weighs 195 pounds and is 6 ' 0 feet tall . He shoots left . He usually wears the number 11 . He is the older brother of fellow former Plymouth Whaler Tom Sestito , who now plays for the Syracuse Crunch organization , the top minor league affiliate of the Columbus Blue Jackets . On November 22 , 2008 , Sestito was called up to the Edmonton Oilers to make his first regular season NHL debut . He played his first regular season game on November 26 , 2008 against the Los Angeles Kings .
List of NAHL Seasons This is a list of North American Hockey League seasons . This list also includes the two leagues the NAHL came from , the Michigan Junior Hockey League and the Wolverine Junior Hockey League . The Michigan League was founded in 1969 when the American teams left the Border Cities Junior Hockey League of the Ontario Hockey Association and formed their own league based in the US . The Wolverine League only lasted 3 seasons , founded in 1972 . Seasons . Prior to Merger
1978 World Championship The 1978 Ice Hockey World Championships took place in Prague , Czechoslovakia from 26th April to 14th May . Eight teams took part , with each team playing each other once in the first round , and then the four best teams meeting in a new round . This was the 45th World Championships , and also the 56th ice hockey European Championships .
1920 Olympics Ice hockey was introduced to the Olympic Games at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp . The matches were played between April 23 and April 29 , 1920 . All matches took place in the Palais de Glace d ' Anvers ( ice palace of Antwerp ) . The rink measured 56 to 18 meters ( 165 to 58½ feet ) . All games were played with seven players on each side , with the rover position being used . The gold medalists were the Winnipeg Falcons , representing Canada . The silver went to the United States and Czechoslovakia took the bronze . Gold Medal Rounds . This was a single - elimination to determine the Gold Medal winner . With seven teams entered , France received a bye to the second round . Silver and Bronze Medal Games . The three teams defeated by Canada then played off for the Silver and Bronze medals . Czechoslovakia received a bye . Matches - Gold medal rounds . < br > Winners Canada < br > < br > Participating nations . A total of 60 ice hockey players from 7 nations competed at the Antwerp Games :
Denis Bodrov Denis Bodrov ( born August 22 , 1986 ) is a Russia n professional ice hockey defenseman who plays for HC Spartak Moscow of the Kontinental Hockey League ( KHL ) . Playing career . Bodrov was drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers in the second round , 55th overall , of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft . He played three seasons for Lada Togliatti in the Russian Superleague and split the 2008 – 09 KHL season with Lada Togliatti and Atlant Moscow Oblast .
History of ice hockey in Slovakia In 1908 , the International Ice Hockey Federation , an international organization that still runs most of the international hockey tournaments today , was established . In Slovakia ( as a part of former Czechoslovakia ) , Canadian - styled ice hockey was popularized during the European Championships in High Tatras in 1925 . In 1929 the first official tournament took place in Slovakia . The Tatra Cup is the second oldest tournament in Europe , after the Spengler Cup in Switzerland . The first organization of Slovak ice hockey was established under the name of Slovenská župa kanadského ľadového hokeja as a part of the Slovak Ice Hockey Federation in what was then Czechoslovakia . The first organized competition was held in 1930 . Subsequently , the first Slovak team who were able to compete with the stronger Czech teams was HC Tatry in 1936 . Another team from Slovakia joined the common competition in the following year . Throughout the course of ice hockey history in Czechoslovakia , many Slovak players became eligible to play for the Czechoslovakian national team . Among those who were able achieve this was Ladislav Troják ; A native of Košice who left for Prague to play for the LTC Praha – at those times considered to be the best ice hockey team in the country — in 1934 . From there he was only a step away from playing for the national team . There are many others who also made Slovakia famous for ice hockey around the world . Some examples are : Similarly to the Czech Republic , Slovakia is internationally considered to be a breeding ground for talented players , many of whom are playing in the best leagues in the world , of which the NHL is the most prestigious . Czechoslovakia and its successor states are rated as being among the leading nations on the international scene , thanks to their triumphs in the Winter Olympic Games and the World Championships . However , the Slovak national team had to face a difficult challenge in 1993 after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia . According to the IIHF regulations it had to compete with countries with little or no ice hockey tradition at all to prove being worthy to compete at the highest level . Many ice hockey experts and journalists found this rather humiliating for Slovakia . It has since found its way all the way back to the top . Within only a few years of independent existence as a young nation it would mark its biggest triumph ever by winning the world championships in Sweden in 2002 .
2010 Frozen Four The 2010 Frozen Four took place April 8 and April 10 , 2010 in Detroit , Michigan at Ford Field . It was hosted by the Central Collegiate Hockey Association and the Detroit Metro Sports Commission . The participants were : This was Miami ' s second appearance in the Frozen Four , after making their first appearance last year . It was Wisconsin ' s first appearance since 2006 . Boston College was making their fifth appearance in six years , missing only in 2009 . RIT was appearing for the first time in the Division I Frozen Four and is the first Atlantic Hockey team to make the Frozen Four . Unlike the previous year , when only one # 1 seed ( Boston University ) made it through the Regional brackets , three of this year ' s # 1 seeds appeared in the Frozen Four . RIT was a # 4 seed and upset Denver in the East Regional ; they are the fourth # 4 seed to make it to the Frozen Four in three years , a feat that hadn ' t been accomplished once prior to 2008 . Coincidentally , the four teams in the tournament were also the top four teams ranked by scoring differential in Division I this season ( Miami first , followed by RIT , Wisconsin , and BC ) .
1928 - 29 OHA Intermediate Groups This is the 1928 - 29 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Intermediate series : " ( * ) denotes Newmarket defaulted last 7 games of season . ( * * ) denotes that Grimsby was suspended from the remainder of the season . " < br > < br > Team Photos . < br > < br > Game Ads . < br > < br > See Also . All group winners advanced to the 1928 - 29 OHA Intermediate Playoffs . List of OHA Intermediate Seasons
Stephen Walkom Stephen Walkom ( born August 8 , 1963 in North Bay , Ontario ) , is a professional National Hockey League referee and formerly served as vice president and director of officiating for the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . Walkom worked referee , until retiring August 3 2005 when he elevated to the management position . Walkom succeeded Andy Van Hellemond as director of officiating , who resigned under controversy in mid - July 2004 . He has a bachelor ' s degree in commerce from Laurentian University . As a referee , he was hired in 1990 after a successful amateur career that included obtaining Level VI certification - the highest in Hockey Canada ' s Officiating Program - and refereeing in the Memorial Cup tournament . In the NHL ( where he wore uniform number 24 from the 1994 – 95 NHL season until his retirement ) , he officiated more than 600 regular season games , 84 Stanley Cup playoff games , the 2002 Winter Olympic Games , 2004 World Cup of Hockey , and two Stanley Cup Finals . Walkom was also president of the National Hockey League Officials Association , the labor union that represents NHL referees and linesmen . He was also the director and owner of the North American School of Officiating , a summer development camp for aspiring hockey officials in Guelph , Ontario , Canada . The Sports Businnes Journal released Walkom ' s annual salary in July , 2010 , to be US $ 488 , 736 per year . On August 25 , 2009 he announced his decision to step - down from his position as the NHL ' s Director of Officiating to allow him to attempt a comeback at on - ice officiating as a referee . His first game back as an NHL Referee was October 21 , 2009 when Florida hosted Buffalo .
Luke Walker Luke Walker ( born February 19 , 1990 , in New Haven , Connecticut is a right winger with the Lake Erie Monsters of the American Hockey League . He played junior hockey for the Portland Winterhawks from 2007 to 2010 . The Colorado Avalanche picked him 139th overall in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft and signed him to an entry level contract on September 29 , 2010 . Walker played for the gold medal winning American team at the 2010 World Junior Championship . Walker is the son of former NHL player Gordie Walker , and was born in New Haven , CT when his father was a member of the AHL ' s New Haven Nighthawks .
1995 - 96 OUAA Season This is the 1995 - 96 Ontario Universities Athletics Association season . Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P Division Playoffs . Division semi - finals . " All series sudden death . " Division finals . " All series best of three . " League Playoffs . Queen ' s Cup final . Waterloo Warriors ( as conference champion ) and UQTR Patriotes ( claiming QSSF berth ) advanced to the 1996 University Cup playoffs . See Also . List of OUA Seasons
GET - ligaen seasons attendance Since 1993 , the GET - ligaen are averaging 1 , 400 spectators visiting the games , ranging from a low of 820 in 1996 / 7 to 1600 in 1994 / 5 . With the increase in the number of games played , the total attendance is approaching 400 , 000 in the last few years . Seasons attendance . GET - Ligaen ( UPC ) era Eliteserien era
Jan - Mikael Juutilainen Jan - Mikael Juutilainen ( born January 5 , 1988 in Helsinki , Finland ) is a Finnish centre who plays for Jokerit Helsinki . He played for Jokerit ' s junior team from 2004 to 2006 and then spent two seasons with the junior Waterloo Black Hawks . He was picked 156th overall by the Chicago Blackhawks in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft . Juutilainen has been playing for Jokerit since 2008 . He played for Finland in the 2006 IIHF World U18 Championships and the 2008 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships .
Marty McInnis Marty McInnis ( born June 2 1970 , in Weymouth , Massachusetts ) is a retired American ice hockey player who played in the National Hockey League for the New York Islanders , Calgary Flames , Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and the Boston Bruins . Drafted in the 8th round , 163rd overall by the Islanders in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft , McInnis went on to play nearly 800 regular season games in the NHL , scoring 170 goals and 250 assists for 420 points in a 12 year career . He also picked up 330 career penalty minutes . He played for the United States in the 1992 Olympics and the 1996 World Championship and the 1997 World Championship .
Rebecca Johnston Rebecca Johnston ( born September 24 , 1989 in Sudbury , Ontario ) is a member of the 2009 – 10 Hockey Canada national women ' s team and also played for Cornell University . In addition to hockey , Johnston also competed in track and field for Cornell . During the 2012 CWHL Draft , she was drafted by the Toronto Furies . Playing career . Canada Winter Games . Johnston ( and future Cornell teammate Catherine White ) represented Ontario at the 2007 Canada Winter Games . In the gold medal match versus Manitoba , Johnston and White each had one goal and two assists , as Ontario won by a score of 6 - 3 and finished the tournament undefeated . Cornell University . Johnston was Cornell ’ s first player to be named first - team ECAC Hockey and receive rookie of the year honors . She was also named first - team All - Ivy and Ivy League Rookie of the Year . In the 2008 - 09 season , Johnston ’ s 37 point total ( by mid - February ) were the most points in a season for Cornell since the 1991 - 92 campaign ( Kim Ratushny with 21 goals and 17 assists ) . Johnston ’ s 37 point total in mid - February led the entire ECAC league in overall points . She was also second in the league and sixth in the NCAA in points per game with 1 . 85 . Hockey Canada . Johnston won two gold medals with the National Women ’ s Under - 22 Team at the Air Canada Cup . Rebecca made her debut at the 2008 IIHF World Women ’ s Championship , playing in all five games as Canada won silver . Rebecca Johnston was a member of Canada ’ s Under - 22 Team . The U - 22 participated in the MLP Cup , held in Ravensburg , Germany from Jan . 2 - 6 , 2009 . Johnston was part of the silver medal winning team . In the tournament , Johnston accumulated seven points ( 3 goals , 4 assists ) . Her best game was in an 11 - 0 victory over Russia . Johnston scored a hat trick and added an assist . In addition to the MLP Cup , Johnston played with the Canadian Senior Team in the Four Nations Cup between Nov . 4 - 9 , 2009 . Johnston was part of the silver medal winning team . In the gold medal game of the 2010 Four Nations Cup , Rebecca Johnston ' s second goal of the game clinched the gold medal for Canada . Said goal came on a power play 6 : 21 into overtime . The goal gave Canada a 3 - 2 win over the United States . It was Hockey Canada ' s 12th championship in the tournament ' s 15 - year history .
1941 - 42 AHA season This was the sixteenth and last season of the American Hockey Association . After the season the league disbanded because of World War II . It was revived in 1945 as the United States Hockey League . Standings . North Division . St . Louis Flyers 30 - 15 - 5 - 65 141 - 103 South Division . Kansas City Americans 31 - 17 - 2 - 64 185 - 137 Playoffs . Quarter Finals . " Best of 3 " Omaha Knights beat St . Paul Saints 2 wins to none . Fort Worth Rangers beat Tulsa Oilers 2 wins to none . Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Omaha Knights beat St . Louis Flyers 3 wins to none . Kansas City Americans beat Fort Worth Rangers 3 wins to none . Final . " Best of 5 " Omaha Knights beat Kansas City Americans 3 wins to none and won the league playoff championship .