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Ottawa Civics The Ottawa Civics were a professional ice hockey team that played a short part of a season in the World Hockey Association . Pre - 1975 . < hr > " For more details on that period , please see Denver Spurs . " < hr > Initially named the Denver Spurs , the franchise that enjoyed success in the Western Hockey League ] found itself in the need to find a new league when the WHL folded in 1974 . After playing the 1974 - 75 season in the Central Hockey League , the team was admitted to the World Hockey Association for the 1975 - 76 WHA season . 1975 - 76 . The Spurs , not unlike most of the other teams to have played in the WHA , had financial difficulties . The home games drew poor attendences and there were ongoing reports that the National Hockey League was going to establish a team in Denver ; indeed , two teams were candidates for relocation there , the Kansas City Scouts and the California Golden Seals . All of those factors led to a legendary hasty mid - season move of the Spurs to Ottawa on January 2nd 1976 . Allegedly , nobody bothered telling the players that the team had moved , and they learned of it when , standing on the ice before their next game in Cincinnati against the Cincinnati Stingers , heard the " O Canada " being played . The team lost that night ; they also lost on the next against the Houston Aeros . On January 4th , the team defeated the Minnesota Fighting Saints , who wouldn ' t survive the season either , 5 - 2 . This win happened to be the first and last win of the Civics history . On January 7th 1976 , the team played its first home game in Ottawa , the first WHA game in the Canadian capital since the departure of the Ottawa Nationals some two years and a half before . The players found themselves playng in front of a crowd not much bigger than that they had been accustomed to in Denver and lost to the New England Whalers 3 - 2 . The team returned on the road for two more losses and went back to the Ottawa Civic Centre on January 15th for another match against Houston . The Civics fought hard and brought the game in overtime ; the Aeros however scored the game winner , ending the game . . . and the franchise history it turned out , as the team officially declared it ceased activities on the very next day . The Civics , all in all , lasted only seven games . For those seven games , the team didn ' t even have a new uniform and a new logo , for the move was too rushed ; they kept playing in the Spurs ' uniform , that had however been stripped bare of its logo . All Civics players were declared free agents by the league and a dispersal draft was held . Several players found a new address , including leading scorer Ralph Backstrom , who , at 37 , moved to New England ; many of the other players , however , would sit the remainder of the season out before coming back in another league the next season ; others like Brian Lavender retired . No other major professional franchises established itself in Ottawa until the Ottawa Senators were founded in 1992 .
Barrie Flyers ( 1966 - 1979 ) The Barrie Flyers were an ice hockey team from Barrie , Ontario that competed in the OHA Senior A Hockey League from 1966 to 1979 and in the Major Intermediate A Hockey League from 1979 to 1983 . They are not to be confused with a junior club of the same name which played in the Ontario Hockey Association from 1945 to 1960 . History . The Flyers won the 1974 Allan Cup as Canadian Senior A champions , beating the Cranbrook Royals 4 - 2 in the playdown final , and were national finalists in 1972 , 1975 and 1976 . They moved to the Major Intermediate A Hockey League in 1979 and played there until the league folded in 1983 . Barrie returned to Senior A in 1983 as the " Broncos . " 1972 Allan Cup . Barrie won its first OHA Senior A championship and travelled to Spokane , Washington to face the Spokane Jets in the Allan Cup final playdown series . Spokane won the best - of - seven series 4 - 2 . 1974 Allan Cup . Barrie recaptured the OHA Senior A championship and advanced to meet the Cranbrook Royals in the Allan Cup final playdown series . All games were played in Cranbrook , British Columbia . Barrie defeated the Royals 4 - 2 in the best - of - seven series . 1975 Allan Cup . Barrie won its third OHA Senior A title in four years and met the Thunder Bay Twins in the Allan Cup final . The first three games in the best - of - seven series were played in Barrie and the remaining games were staged in Thunder Bay , Ontario . The Twins won the series 4 - 2 . 1976 Allan Cup . Barrie made its fourth and final trip to the Allan Cup final after winning its third straight OHA Senior A championship and fourth in five years . Once again the Flyers travelled to Spokane , where their opponents were now also known as the Flyers . Spokane swept Barrie 4 - 0 in the best - of - seven series .
Mathias Tjärnqvist Mathias Tjärnqvist ( born April 15 , 1979 in Umeå , Sweden ) is a professional ice hockey forward currently playing for Djurgårdens IF of Elitserien . His older brother , Daniel Tjärnqvist , is a defenceman for Lokomotiv Yaroslavl of the KHL . Playing career . Tjärnqvist was drafted by the Dallas Stars with the 96th overall , third round pick in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft . During the 2004 – 05 NHL lockout , Tjärnqvist played with HV 71 in the Elitserien along with fellow NHL ' ers Manny Malhotra , Jonathan Cheechoo , and Bryan McCabe . On February 12 , 2007 , he was traded to the Phoenix Coyotes , along with a first round pick in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft , for Ladislav Nagy . International play . Played for Sweden in :
Tivali Minsk Tivali Minsk is an ice hockey club based in Minsk , Belarus . History . Formed in 1946 , this Minsk based hockey team went through several identity changes all the while playing amongst several hockey leagues in Europe . It went bankrupt in 2001 . In 2004 , the team was brought back under its traditional namesake , Dinamo Minsk A proper time - line of this team has not been completely established .
2005 - 06 ECHL season The 2005 - 06 ECHL Season is the 18th season of the East Coast Hockey League , ECHL , a professional ice hockey league based in the United States . The season ran from late October , 2005 to early June , 2006 . The league welcomed three new franchises in Stockton , CA ( which had relocated from Atlantic City , NJ ) , Phoenix , AZ , and West Valley City , UT , but had to give voluntary suspensions status to the Texas Wildcatters and the Mississippi Sea Wolves due to damage caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita . The Wildcatters have been given permission to re - enter the league for the 2006 - 07 season and the Sea Wolves have been approved for the 2007 - 08 season . The ECHL All - Star Game was held at the Save Mart Center in Fresno , California and was hosted by the Fresno Falcons . The National Conference All - Stars defeated the American Conference All - Stars 7 : 6 , with Fresno ' s Luke Curtin named Most Valuable Player . While most leagues adopted the entire NHL rule change package for 2005 - 06 ( based on the 2004 - 05 AHL rule changes ) , the ECHL kept the shootout at five players , and kept the automatic icing rule which has been used in the league . Regular Season . Final Standings . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Loses ; T = Ties ; GF = Goals For ; GA = Goals Against ; PTS = Points ; Green shade = Clinched Playoff Spot ; Blue shade = Clinched Division ; ( z ) = Clinched Home - Ice Advantage " Scoring Leaders . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty Minutes " Leading Goaltenders . " Note : GP = Games Played ; Mins = Minutes Played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; GA = Goals Allowed ; SO = Shutouts ; GAA = Goals Against Average " Kelly Cup Playoffs . Bracket . No . is short for North Division So . is short for South Division Bracket . Last Four . < div > < br clear = " all " >
Pierre Rioux Pierre Rioux ( born February 1 , 1962 in Quebec City , Quebec ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player who played 14 games in the National Hockey League for the Calgary Flames in 1982 – 83 . Rioux recorded one goal and two assists in his NHL career . Playing career . Rioux spent three seasons with the Shawinigan Cataractes of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League , recording 130 points in 1980 – 81 and 152 points in 1981 – 82 . In 1982 , Rioux was a member of the gold medal winning Canadian team at the World Junior Hockey Championships . He was also named a QMJHL First Team All - Star . An undrafted player , Rioux signed with the Flames in 1982 , where he appeared in 14 games . After three seasons in the minors , Rioux moved to Europe to play in 1986 , spent all but one season in Germany until he returned to Quebec in 2000 . Rioux played one season of senior hockey in Quebec in 2000 – 01 before retiring .
2004 NCAA Division I Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament The 2004 NCAA Men ' s Division I Ice Hockey Tournament involved 16 schools playing in single - elimination play to determine the national champion of men ' s NCAA Division I college ice hockey . It began on March 26 , 2004 , and ended with the championship game on April 10 . A total of 15 games were played . The University of Denver , coached by George Gwozdecky , won its sixth national title with a 1 - 0 victory in the final game over the University of Maine , coached by Tim Whitehead before a record crowd of over 18 , 000 people at Boston ' s FleetCenter ( now known as the TD Garden ) . While Denver ' s Gabe Gauthier scored the game ' s only goal , the game is best remembered for Denver surviving Maine ' s six skaters to three skaters advantage in the final 90 seconds of the contest . Denver goaltender Adam Berkhoel was named the Frozen Four Most Outstanding Player . Brackets . Frozen Four . [ [ For more detailed information see [ [ 2004 Frozen Four ] ] Record by conference . [ [ Category : 2004 in hockey ] ] [ [ Category : NCAA Division I Tournaments ] ]
Charissa Stadnyk Charissa Stadnyk ( born June 9 , 1990 ) was a women ’ s ice hockey player for the Princeton Tigers women ' s ice hockey program in the NCAA . In spring 2012 , she registered for the 2012 CWHL Draft . Playing career . Stadnyk attended the National Sport Academy while competing with the Calgary Flyers Midget AAA team . In her final season with the Flyers , she logged 49 points ( 21 goals and 28 assists ) while appearing in only 29 games . In 2007 , she participated with the Alberta U - 18 team at the Canadian Championships . NCAA . In the autumn of 2008 , she joined the Princeton Tigers and appeared in 31 games as a freshman . She earned her first career NCAA goal in the second game of her career , a win versus the Connecticut Huskies women ' s ice hockey program . For the season , she would accumulate 14 points , earned on six goals and eight assists . In her senior season ( 2011 - 12 ) , Stadnyk was named the Princeton Tigers team captain . Stadnyk would end her career by appearing in 124 consecutive regular season contests for the Tigers . Stadnyk currently plays for Brampton in the CWHL .
John Chase John Peirce Chase ( June 12 , 1906 – April 1 , 1994 ) was an American ice hockey player who competed in the 1932 Winter Olympics . He was born in Milton , Massachusetts and died in Marblehead , Massachusetts . In 1932 he was a member of the American ice hockey team , which won the silver medal . He played all six matches and scored four goals . He was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 1973 .
1976 - 77 OUAA Season This is the 1976 - 77 Ontario Universities Athletics Association season . Standings . Team GP W L T GF GA P Playoffs . " All sudden death . " Final . University of Toronto Varsity Blues ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1977 University Cup tournament .
1990 Anavet Cup The Anavet Cup is for the Manitoba / Saskatchewan Junior " A " Championship . < br > The best of seven game series is between the Turnbull Cup and Credential Cup Champions . < br > The winner advancing to the Centennial Cup tournament for the Canadian Championship . < br >
2006 – 07 Chicago Blackhawks season The 2006 – 07 Chicago Blackhawks season was the Hawks ' 80th season . Regular season . Season standings . " Final regular season standings for the 2006 – 07 NHL season " Transactions . Draft picks . Chicago ' s picks at the 2006 NHL Entry Draft in Vancouver , British Columbia . References . Goaltenders : Defensemen • • • • Forwards • • • • • • • • • •
Andrei Trefilov Andrei Trefilov ( Russian : Андрей Трефилов ) ( b . August 31st 1969 in Kirovo - Chepetsk , U . S . S . R . ) is a former professional goaltender who played in the Russian Superleague , the National Hockey League and the Deutsche Eishockey Liga . Trefilov was drafted by the Calgary Flames 261st overall of the 1991 NHL Entry Draft ( 12th round ) from the Dynamo Moscow . He would play one more season with the Dynamo before moving to North America in 1992 - 93 ; he made his NHL debuts in 1993 - 94 with the Flames , playing in 11 games , winning three of them , losing four and adding two ties ; he however recorded an impressive two shutout s . Trefilov never established himself as a regular NHL goaltender however , and after stints with the Buffalo Sabres and Chicago Blackhawks , he eventually joined the DEG Metro Stars of the DEL , with which he spent five seasons . He retired from professional hockey in 2005 . Internationally , Trefilov wore the colours of his country at the 1991 Canada Cup , the 1991 , 1992 , 1993 and 1996 World Championship , the 1992 and 1998 Olympics , as well as the 1996 World Cup .
1950 - 51 OHA Senior B Season This is the 1950 - 51 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Senior B series : Group winners advanced to the 1950 - 51 OHA Senior B Playoffs . = Notes = Since three of the four Senior A teams from last year moved up to the new Major level , there was a major reorganizaion of the Senior A & B levels . Four groups ( Southwestern , Western , Big Seven , amd Eastern ) each sent one representative to the Senior A playoffs and one to the Senior B . Three others ( Toronto , West Toronto , and Northern ) each sent teams only to the Senior B playoffs . For the Senior A qualifying playoffs and the group standings , please see 1950 - 51 OHA Senior Season . = Southwestern Group = Chatham Maroons qualified . Please see 1950 - 51 OHA Senior Season . = Western Group = Brantford qualified . Please see 1950 - 51 OHA Senior Season . = Big Seven Group = Semi Finals . Stouffville Clippers lost to Owen Sound Mercurys and was relegated to play in the Group Senior B Final . Please see 1950 - 51 OHA Senior Season . " Best of 7 " Markham Millionaires beat Alliston 4 wins to none . Group Senior B Final . " Best of 7 " Markham Millionaires beat Stouffville Clippers 4 wins to 2 . = Toronto Group = " Independent teams only - no group play . " Semi Finals . " Best of 3 " Aurora beat Toronto Winged Wheelers 2 wins to 1 . Woodbridge beat Toronto Navy Vets . Final . " Best of 5 " Aurora beat Woodbridge 3 wins to none . = West Toronto Group = " Independent teams only - no group play . " Final . " Best of 5 " Weston Moderns beat New Toronto Ostranders 3 wins to none , 1 tie . = Northern Group = Won by Orillia Bombers . " Statistics unavailable . " = Eastern Group = Standings . See 1950 - 51 OHA Senior Season . Semi Final . Kingston Nylons lost to Peterborough Petes and was relegated to the Group Senior B Final . " Best of 5 " Belleville Redmen beat Peterborough Eagles 3 wins to 2 . Group Senior B Final . " Best of 7 " Kingston Nylons beat Belleville Redmen 4 wins to 3 . = See Also = 1950 - 51 OHA Senior B Playoffs
2013 - 14 ACAC Season This is the 2013 - 14 season for the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference . This was the first season back for the Red Deer College Kings since the 2003 - 04 season . STANDINGS . Note : ( " UA - Augustana Vikings win series 2 - 1 " ) ( " Red Deer Kings win series 2 - 1 " ) ( " NAIT Ooks win series 2 - 0 " ) ( " SAIT Trojans win series 2 - 0 " ) ( " SAIT Trojans win series 2 - 0 " ) PLAYOFFS . FINAL . SAIT Trojans are ACAC Men ' s Hockey Champions
Chelsea Karpenko Playing career . Karpenko won league championships with the Northwest Stars ( Peewee AA ) and the Winnipeg Sharks ( Bantam AAA ) . In 2005 , she played in the Mac ’ s Midget Tournament and won a gold medal with Notre Dame . She was honored as MVP too . The following year , she captained Notre Dame to another gold medal at the Mac ’ s Midget Tournament in 2006 and was named MVP . She also won the gold with the Notre Dame Hounds at the 2006 Saskatchewan provincials ( Midget AAA ) and at the Western Sheld in 2006 also . She captained Manitoba to a bronze medal at the 2007 National Women ’ s Under - 18 Championship . She was a member of Team Manitoba which won a silver medal at the 2007 Canada Winter Games in Whitehorse , Yukon . In 2007 and 2008 , Karpenko captained the Notre Dame Hounds to the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League championship . She also led the team to consecutive gold medals at the Western Shield in 2007 and 2008 . During the 2007 - 08 season , she tied for second in SFMAAAHL scoring . Karpenko competed in the second annual SFMAAAHL All - Star Game ( played February 18 , 2008 in Davidson , Sask ) . In the game , Karpenko scored a goal . NCAA . Karpenko ranked third in Big Red scoring during the 2008 - 09 season . In 2009 - 10 , she led the Cornell Big Red in goals scored and was fourth overall in team scoring . In addition , she participated in the NCAA Frozen Four championship game . On January 15 and 16 , 2010 , Karpenko led Cornell to a three - point weekend with a tie versus Harvard and a win over Dartmouth . Against the Harvard Crimson , Karpenko registered a goal and an assist . Said goal was scored on the power - play . In the 3 - 1 win over Dartmouth , Karpenko picked up a pair of second period goals and assisted on the team ’ s first goal in the first period Her first goal versus Dartmouth proved to be the game - winning tally as it kept Cornell in a tie with Clarkson atop the ECAC Hockey standings . On March 12 , 2011 , Karpenko had two goals and one assist as the Big Red defeated Dartmouth by a 7 - 1 mark in the NCAA Regional playoffs . Hockey Canada . Karpenko ’ s first experience with Hockey Canada was as a member of Canada ’ s National Women ’ s Under - 18 Team for a three - game series vs . the United States . The series was contested in Ottawa , Ontario , in August 2007 . The following year , Karpenko won a silver medal with Canada ’ s National Women ’ s Under - 18 Team at the 2008 IIHF World Women ’ s Under - 18 Championship in Calgary , Alberta . On two separate occasions , Karpenko was a member of Canada ’ s National Women ’ s Under - 22 Team for a three - game series vs . the United States . The first series was contested in Pierrefonds , Quebec , in August 2008 . She also played in the series competed in August 2010 in Toronto . In May 2009 , she attended Canada ’ s National Women ’ s Under - 22 Team selection camp in Calgary , Alberta . In the semifinal of the 2011 MLP Cup , Karpenko scored two goals in a 9 - 0 rout of Russia to advance to the Gold Medal game . Chelsea Karpenko scored one of the six goals in the gold medal game of the 2011 MLP Cup .
Jimmy Watson Jimmy Charles Watson ( born August 19 , 1952 in Smithers , British Columbia ) is a retired Canadian professional player . He spent his entire National Hockey League ( NHL ) career playing defenceman for the Philadelphia Flyers . He played on the same team with his older brother Joe for several seasons while in Philadelphia . Both brothers won the Stanley Cup together in 1974 and 1975 .
Bernie MacNeil Stephen Bernard MacNeil ( born March 7 , 1950 in Sudbury , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played 4 games in the National Hockey League for the St . Louis Blues . He also played 119 games in the World Hockey Association with the Los Angeles Sharks and Cincinnati Stingers . He played junior hockey for the Espanola Eagles from 1968 to 1970 where he was a top scorer and enforcer . The Detroit Red Wings chose him 82nd overall in the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft . MacNeil played two seasons for the Fort Wayne Komets before jumping to the Los Angeles Sharks of the World Hockey Association ( WHA ) in 1972 . He scored 4 goals and 7 assists in 42 games for the Sharks . The next season he moved to the St . Louis Blues for 4 games and played the rest of the season in the Western Hockey League . After playing most of 1974 - 75 with the Binghamton Dusters MacNeil played the 1975 - 76 season for the WHA ' s Cincinnati Stingers . He retired in 1976 . In the WHA MacNeil scored 19 goals and 19 assists in 119 games .
Mike David Peluso Michael David " Mike " Peluso , ( born November 8 , 1965 in Hibbing , Minnesota , United States ) is a retired American ice hockey forward . He was known primarily as an enforcer throughout his NHL career . Playing career . Mike Peluso , then known as a slick defenseman , was drafted in 1985 by the New Jersey Devils but was never signed , opting to instead secure his education by playing with the University of Alaska - Anchorage until 1989 . The Chicago Blackhawks signed him as a free agent in 1989 , and he started his National Hockey League career with the Blackhawks in 1990 . When he joined the Hawks he was switched to forward and was encouraged to fight if he wanted to stay in the lineup . His first fight came in his first game against the Minnesota North Stars when he fought Basil McRae . He would record 728 penalty minutes in his first two seasons . He would spend parts of three years in Chicago before going to the new Ottawa Senators in the expansion draft in 1992 . In one successful season in Ottawa he set the club record for penalty minutes , but was allowed to play a more offensive role , scoring 15 goals and becoming perhaps the team ' s most popular player . On June 26 , 1993 , he was traded to the New Jersey Devils to complete an earlier transaction that sent Craig Billington , Troy Mallette and New Jersey ' s 4th round choice ( Cosmo Dupaul ) in 1993 Entry Draft to Ottawa . In New Jersey , he would win a Stanley Cup in 1995 . As in Ottawa , Peluso became somewhat of a cult hero in New Jersey where his gritty , hard - nosed style won the fans ' appreciation . Peluso played with emotion and was known to be an intimidating figure both on and off the ice . He was an integral part of the infamous " Crash Line " with Randy McKay and Bobby Holík , a fourth - line combination that provided energy and timely goal - scoring during the Devils ' 1995 Stanley Cup run . Peluso is best remembered for how he displayed his emotions on the bench in the closing minutes of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals against the Detroit Red Wings on June 24 , 1995 . Peluso was well liked by team - mates and fans and would often be found spending time in the parking lot of the Brendan Byrne Arena with fans after Devils ' home games . Later in his career he would also play for the St . Louis Blues and Calgary Flames . His career came to an end after suffering a spinal cord injury in 1997 . He retired after the 1997 – 1998 season . He played in 458 NHL games and scored 38 goals and 52 assists and had 1951 penalty minutes . In the playoffs he played in 62 games with 3 goals , 4 assists , and 107 penalty minutes .
T3 Center T3 Center , formerly Umeå Arena , SkyCom Arena and Umeå ishall , is an indoor arena in Umeå , Sweden . It is the home arena of the IF Björklöven and Tegs SK ice hockey teams . Its current capacity is 5 , 400 spectators . The arena was first built in 1963 as Umeå ishall and rebuilt as Umeå Arena in 2001 , which was the name until 2005 . On 1 October 2008 , the name was reverted to Umeå Arena after a new sponsor deal . On 17 September 2013 , the arena was renamed T3 Center after the Swedish telecommunication company T3 bought the naming rights for at least the following five seasons ( through the 2017 – 18 season ) .
Sorel Royals The Sorel Royals were a junior team in Sorel , Quebec . They played in the Metropolitan Montreal Junior League from their founding in 1958 - 59 through the 1963 - 64 season . They tehn switched to the Provincial Junior League in 1964 - 65 . The next season their name was changed to the Sorel Black Hawks . Their best season was in 1959 - 60 when they finished second and lost the final .