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Joe Louis Arena Joe Louis Arena , nicknamed The Joe , and JLA , is a hockey arena located at 600 Civic Center Drive in Detroit , Michigan ( aka : Hockeytown ) . It is the home of the National Hockey League franchise , the Detroit Red Wings . Completed in 1979 at a cost of $ 57 million , Joe Louis Arena is named after boxer and former heavyweight champion , Joe Louis , who grew up in Detroit . In the arena ' s first season it hosted the NHL All - Star Game , which was played before a then - NHL record crowd of 21 , 002 and was made memorable when Gordie Howe of the Hartford Whalers was introduced on the Wales Conference line - up and received a ten - minute standing ovation . The 51 - year - old Howe had played 25 years in Detroit , was the NHL ' s all - time leading scorer , and probably the most popular Red Wing of all time . Joe Louis Arena is owned by the city of Detroit and operated by Olympia Entertainment , an Ilitch Holdings , Inc . - owned company . JLA replaced Olympia Stadium . It sits adjacent to Cobo Hall on the bank of the Detroit River and is accessible through its own stations on the Detroit People Mover . The Red Wings have been very successful since the move to JLA , winning three Stanley Cups ( with two of them , 1997 and 2002 , taking place with the Cup clinching victory at JLA ) . Budd Lynch is the arena ' s public address announcer . Joe Louis Arena hosts college hockey events as part of " College Hockey at The Joe " and " Great Lakes Invitational " . It also played host to the 1980 Republican National Convention . More recently , WWE held " Survivor Series 2005 " on November 27 , 2005 . Several plans for a replacement arena have been raised for years ; presently , JLA is considered somewhat outdated due to its lack of luxury boxes and other revenue - generating amenities . In addition , some proposals for the expansion of Cobo Hall have required JLA to be demolished . No firm plan for a replacement is in place . A television screen on the scoreboard was installed and debuted November 22 , 2006 , when the Red Wings played the Vancouver Canucks . That same day , the arena ' s West Entrance was named " Gordie Howe Entrance " in honor of legendary Red Wing player Gordie Howe , and a bronze statue of his likeness was placed inside the entrance .
Vancouver RCAF The Royal Canadian Air Force ( RCAF ) units in Vancouver entered this team in the Lower Mainland Senior League in 1942 - 43 . Despite a third place finish , the RCAF team managed to win the playoff title , only to lose the 1942 - 43 British Columbia Senior Playoffs to Victoria Army . This was the only season that this team played .
Colin Wilson Colin Wilson ( born October 20 , 1989 ) is a Canadian - American professional ice hockey forward currently with the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League . Playing career . Wilson was selected in the first round , 7th overall , by the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft . After initially playing with the U . S . National Development Team Program as a junior , Wilson enrolled to play collegiate hockey with Boston University of the Hockey East . After his freshman year with the Terriers in 2007 – 08 , he was awarded New England ' s college hockey Rookie of the Year , as well as Hockey East Rookie of the Year . He was selected in the first round , 7th overall , by the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft . Wilson led the Terriers in points in his sophomore season . He was recognized as one of the best players in NCAA Division I with his election to the Hobey Hat Trick , a group of three players nominated to win the Hobey Baker Memorial Award . His teammate , Matt Gilroy , eventually won the award . The Terriers were ranked the # 1 team in the nation for much of Wilson ' s sophomore season , and went on to win the National Championship . Wilson signed a three - year entry - level contract with Nashville on April 17 , 2009 . Wilson made his NHL debut with the Nashville Predators on October 12 , 2009 . He scored his first NHL goal on October 21 against Tim Thomas of the Boston Bruins . International play . He is the son of former NHL player Carey Wilson and the grandson of former NHL player Jerry Wilson . He was born in the USA while his father played for the New York Rangers , but he was raised in Winnipeg , Manitoba . He decided to represent Team USA , whom he played for at the 2008 World Juniors . At the tournament he was tied for the most goals with 6 . He is the only roster player never to have played a game in the NHL , selected to represent Team USA at the 2009 IIHF World Championship s in Bern / Kloten , Switzerland .
Ann - Sophie Bettez Ann - Sophie Bettez ( born October 14 , 1987 ) is an ice hockey forward for the McGill Martlets women ' s ice hockey program . Playing career . CIS . She was CIS rookie of the year in 2008 and voted league MVP in her sophomore year . She won the 2009 QSSF scoring crown with 24 goals and 30 assists for 54 points in just 18 conference games . These numbers set league records in each category . She was seven points back of Alberta Pandas player Tarin Podloski ( 23 - 38 - 61 ) for the CIS national scoring title . In 2008 , Bettez was one of three Martlets in three years to be named as the top rookie in CIS women ’ s hockey . This marked the first time in CIS history that players from the same school in a team sport were honoured as the nation ’ s best freshman for three consecutive years . Catherine Ward and Marie - Andree Leclerc - Auger received the award in 2006 - 07 and 2008 - 09 . " On February 14 , 2010 , Bettez had two goals and defenceman Cathy Chartrand added three assists as the No . 1 - ranked McGill won for the 78th consecutive outing , blanking Concordia 3 - 0 in women ' s hockey at the Ed Meagher Arena . It marked McGill ' s 32nd straight win over the Stingers , who haven ' t scored against the Martlets in more than six regular season games , dating back to a 16 - 1 McGill win on Nov . 15 , 2007 . Hockey Canada . Her first experience with Hockey Canada was in 2007 . She attended Canada ' s national women ' s under - 22 team selection camp in Toronto in August 2007 . The following year , she attended Canada ' s national women ' s under - 22 team evaluation camp in Calgary . In August 2008 , she played for Canada ' s national women ' s under - 22 team in a three - game exhibition against the USA , in Pierrefonds , Quebec . In 2009 , she won a silver medal with Team Canada at the 2009 MLP Cup in Germany . She had three points in the four game tournament . Bettez was named to Canadian national team roster for the IIHF world championship in Hameenlinna , Finland . She was part of the roster that won a silver medal . In January 2010 , she won a gold medal at the MLP Cup in Germnay . In March 2011 , she was invited to the Canadian national women ' s ice hockey team selection camp to determine the final roster for the 2011 IIHF Women ' s World Championships .
Cameron Mann Cameron Douglas Mann ( born April 20 , 1977 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey player . He finished his career with the EIHL ' s Nottingham Panthers , initially signing with the team on July 22 , 2009 . He is currently an assistant coach with the Peterborough Stars of the OJHL . Career . An alumnus of the Peterborough Petes of the OHL , Mann drafted 99th overall by the Boston Bruins in the 1995 NHL Entry Draft and appeared in 90 NHL games with the Bruins over four seasons . He was traded to the Dallas Stars in June 2001 for Richard Jackman but remained with their American Hockey League affiliate the Utah Grizzlies and never played for the Stars . He was then traded to the Nashville Predators in June 2002 for David Gosselin and a 5th round pick in the 2003 Draft . Mann went on to play just 4 games for the Predators . In 2003 , Mann moved on to the European League and signed with ERC Ingolstadt of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga and stayed for four seasons . He moved to Finland ' s SM - liiga in 2007 and signed with Ilves before returning to Germany in 2008 , signed for Oberliga side Herver EV and then moved to EV Duisburg Die Füchse . For the 2009 - 2010 season Mann played in Nottingham for the Panthers winning a Challenge Cup and won team MVP honors . Retirement . Mann retired from professional hockey on April 7 , 2010 , announcing his retirement after the Panthers finished third in the 2009 - 10 EIHL playoffs . Since his retirement , Mann has joined the OJHL ' s Peterborough Stars as an assistant coach . Personal . Mann was born in Thompson , Manitoba but was raised in Balmertown , Ontario .
1950 World Championship The 17th Ice Hockey World Championships and 28th European Hockey Championships were held from 13 to 22 March 1950 in London , England . In a format similar to the 1949 championships , in the initial round , the nine teams participating were divided into three groups with three teams each . In the second round , the top two teams in each group advanced to the medal pool ( for positions 1 through 6 ) with the remaining three teams advancing to the consolation pool for places 7 through 9 . Canada won its 13th World Championship and Switzerland won its fourth European Championship . Both teams benefited from the absence of the defending champion , Czechoslovakia . World Hockey Championships ( in London , England ) . Preliminary round . Group A . Standings Group B . Standings Group C . Standings Second round . Consolation pool – places 7 to 9 . Standings Medal pool – places 1 to 6 . Standings Final rankings – World Championship . World Champion 1950 Final rankings – European Championships . European Champions 1950 Notes . Information based upon German version at http : / / de . wikipedia . org / wiki / Eishockey - Weltmeisterschaft _ 1950
1936 - 37 QCJHL Season = Quebec City Junior Hockey League = Standings . Actual standings . Quebec Castors 8 - 2 - 4 - 20 25 - 19 After various protests were resolved , the Castors and Bourgeois lost points and the Aces gained them . Final standings . Quebec Castors 7 - 5 - 2 - 16 25 - 19 Final . " Best of 3 " Quebec Castors beat Quebec Aces 2 wins to none . Quebec Castors advanced to the 1936 - 37 Quebec Junior Playoffs . See also . Quebec City Junior League List of QCJHL Seasons
1934 - 35 New Brunswick Intermediate playoffs These are the 1934 - 35 New Brunswick Intermediate playoffs to decide the provincial champions : Provincial playoffs . Quarter Final . " 2 games total goals " Fredericton beat St . Andrews 11 goals to 5 . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Edmunston Eskimos beat Fredericton 8 goals to 4 . Moncton Hawks won Amherst Ramblers were disqualified . Final . " 2 games total goals " Edmunston Eskimos beat Moncton Hawks 12 goals to 6 . Edmunston Eskimos advanced to the 1934 - 35 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs .
Ontario University Athletics Ontario University Athletics ( OUA ) is a conference in Canadian Interuniversity Sport ( CIS ) . It was established in 1971 as the " Ontario Universities Athletics Association " ( OUAA ) and changed to its current name in 1997 . The OUA men ' s hockey league includes 3 teams from the RSEQ and is a 20 - team top tier scholastic league operating in Ontario and Quebec . The other current conferences in the CIS are the Canada West Universities Athletic Association ( CWUAA ) and Atlantic University Sport ( AUS ) . Previous Conferences . " NOTES : " Table of Ontario and Quebec Champions . " In progress - click on team name to go to conference page for that season . " " º Senior Intercollegiate League season , not OSLC " " ø also won the Intrnational Intercollegiate League " " * denotes Unversity Cup winner " National wild - card qualifiers for University Cup : Also see . National links : Western links : Atlantic links : Ontario - Quebec links : International links : College links : Women ' s . From 1997 until present , the Women ' s league has been known as been abbreviated as the OUA Women ' s League . Also see . National links : Ontario - Quebec links :
Sam Pollock Samuel Patterson Smyth " Sam " Pollock , ( December 25 , 1925 – August 15 , 2007 ) was a general manager in the National Hockey League . Born in Montreal , Quebec , Canada , Sam was a keen evaluator of talent . In 1950 , with the Montreal Junior Canadiens and in 1958 , with the Ottawa - Hull Canadiens , he won the Memorial Cup . The Montreal Canadiens saw potential in Pollock and quickly hired him to be the successor to Frank J . Selke , serving as Personnel Director from 1959 to 1963 , In 1964 , Selke finally retired and Sam took over his job as general manager of the Habs . He spent 14 years with the club as General Manager giving up the job in summer of 1978 . He spent one last season with Montreal on their board of directors , before retiring in summer of 1979 . Pollock name was included on the Stanley Cup , 12 times , including a NHL record 9 as a Manager . Sam Pollock and head coach Scotty Bowman not only presided over a Canadiens dynasty , but many of their players went on to having successful coaching and managing roles with their own teams . Key trades . With the end of NHL sponsorship of junior teams , Pollock believed that drafting good young prospects was the key to long term success in the NHL . To this end he was always scheming , sometimes years in advance , in order to be in position to pick up the " cream of the crop " in any annual entry level draft . Among one of his shrewdest moves , was a series of trades in which the Canadiens obtained the first overall pick in the 1971 NHL Amateur Draft , the year in which Guy Lafleur would be eligible . It appeared as if the first overall selection would be held by the California Golden Seals so he persuaded Seals owner Charlie Finley to trade the Seals ' pick and François Lacombe in return for Montreal ' s first round pick and a veteran Ernie Hicke . However , during the 1970 - 71 season , the Los Angeles Kings were playing even more poorly than the hapless California Seals . The Kings were in danger of " beating " the Seals out for last place . If this happened Pollock would lose his first overall pick . Pollock shrewdly traded the aging but still valuable Ralph Backstrom to the Kings for two insignificant players . Backstrom ' s presence helped lift the Kings out of last place , the Seals finished at the bottom , and the Habs drafted Lafleur . On another occasion he traded two college prospects to Boston for a young goalie named Ken Dryden . He was also instrumental in acquiring Larry Robinson , Serge Savard , Guy Lapointe and Steve Shutt , all of whom would become superstars for the Canadiens . In another deal , one which was never consumated , New York Islanders GM Bill Torrey drafted defenceman Denis Potvin first overall in the 1973 entry draft , Pollock approached Torrey , hoping to trade for Potvin . Pollock ' s strategy was to offer a " quick - fix " package of mature players in exchange for the top draft pick . Although it was tempting , as the Islanders would immediately benefit from the trade , Torrey ultimately turned down the offer . Potvin went on to be a long - term asset to the Islanders , leading them to 4 Stanley Cups later in the decade .
1974 - 75 NBJHL Season This is the 1974 - 75 New Brunswick Junior Hockey League Standings season : Standings . Team GP W L T OTL GF GA P " ( * ) denotes partial schedule . Please note : 10 games are missing from results . " Playoffs . Quarter Finals . " Best of 3 " Semi Finals . " Best of 5 " Final . " Best of 7 " Cap Pele Fishermen advanced to the 1975 Hewitt - Dudley Memorial Trophy playofs .
Dave Ellett David John George Ellett ( born March 30 , 1964 , in Cleveland , Ohio , United States ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenseman who played in the NHL for 16 seasons . He was born in Cleveland because his father , Bob , was a minor - league hockey player playing for the Cleveland Barons of the AHL . Playing career . Ellett was drafted 75th overall by the Winnipeg Jets in the 1982 NHL Entry Draft and then played the next two seasons after that at Bowling Green State University . In Ellett ' s second ( and final ) season at BGSU ( 1983 – 84 ) , the Falcons won the NCAA Championship . When Ellett joined the Jets in 1984 , he was a solid defenseman right away , scoring 38 points and garnering a + 20 plus / minus rating . He became part of a solid Jets nucleus in the mid - to - late 80 ' s that had the misfortune of playing in the same division as the dominant Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames . As a result , Ellett did not garner very much late - round playoff experience with the Jets . In the middle of the 1990 – 91 season , Ellett was traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs with Paul Fenton for Ed Olczyk and Mark Osborne . It was with the Leafs that Ellett transitioned from an offensive defenseman into a solid two - way rearguard . He was an integral part to the Leafs clubs of 1993 and 1994 that reached the Conference Finals . Ellett was traded to the New Jersey Devils with Doug Gilmour in the 1996 – 97 season , but only played with the club until the end of the season . He then played with the Boston Bruins for two years and then the St . Louis Blues for a year before retiring . He played his 1000th career game with Boston on March 1 , 1998 , against the New York Islanders . He retired in 2000 . In 1989 Ellett was the subject of controversy when he decided to play for Team Canada in the World Championships . Bob Johnson , coach of the American team , complained that Ellett had to play for the United States because of his birthplace and because he attended Team USA ' s training camp for the 1987 Canada Cup . But in actuality , Ellett was allowed to play for Team Canada because he never actually played for the USA internationally . Ellett was part of one of Wayne Gretzky ' s most - remembered goals . In Game 7 of the 1993 Campbell Conference Finals between the Leafs and the Los Angeles Kings , Gretzky scored a hat trick . He scored his third goal from behind the net by banking it off Ellett ' s skate and past the Toronto goaltender , Félix Potvin . Ellett returned the favor by scoring for Toronto with just over a minute remaining , but Los Angeles hung on to win the game and go to the Stanley Cup Finals against Montreal . He is currently the co - owner of the New Mexico Scorpions of the Central Hockey League . International play . International statistics References . [ Category : Retired in 2000 ] ]
Mika Alatalo Mika Antero Alatalo ( born June 11 , 1971 in Oulu , Finland ) is a retired professional ice hockey forward who plays for Hockey Club Pustertal - Val Pusteria in Italy ' s Serie A . He played 152 games in the National Hockey League for the Phoenix Coyotes . He has most recently played for Herlev Hornets and formerly for HC Thurgau .
North Korea men ' s national U - 18 ice hockey team The North Korean men ' s national under 18 ice hockey team is the national under 18 ice hockey team in North Korea . The team represents North Korea at IIHF World U18 Championships . The team also participated in the defunct IIHF Asian Oceanic U18 Championships .
Hartland Monahan Hartland Patrick Monahan ( born March 29 , 1951 , in Montreal , Quebec ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player . His father - in - law is the late Hall of Famer Bernie " Boom Boom " Geoffrion , and is the father of former Major League Baseball player Shane Monahan . Selected by the California Golden Seals in the 1971 NHL Entry Draft , Monahan played only one game with the Golden Seals before he was traded to the New York Rangers . During an Intra - League Draft in 1975 , he was claimed by the Washington Capitals , where he played for two seasons . Monahan was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1977 , and would be dealt again during the 1977 – 78 season to the Los Angeles Kings . After a season in the minors , he was claimed by the Quebec Nordiques in the 1979 NHL Expansion Draft , and was traded soon after to the St . Louis Blues , where he played until he retired following the 1980 – 81 NHL season In 334 NHL games , he scored 61 goals and 80 assists .
Oak Lake Icemen The Oak Lake Icemen were a Canadian Senior A hockey team from Oak Lake , Manitoba . They were members of the North Central Hockey League , and Hockey Manitoba . For two seasons , 2008 - 09 and2009 - 10 , they were named the Oak Lake - Brandon Icemen , to attracted players from Brandon . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for roster or on league for direct link to that season .
1949 – 50 Detroit Red Wings season The 1949 – 50 Detroit Red Wings season saw the team finish in first place in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) with a record of 37 wins , 19 losses , and 14 ties for 88 points . They defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in seven games in the Semi - finals before downing the New York Rangers in the Stanley Cup Finals , also in seven games . Offseason . The Red Wings held their training camp in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan . Playoffs . Stanley Cup Finals . Detroit Red Wings vs . New York Rangers † Played in Toronto . " Detroit wins best - of - seven series four games to three "
1948 - 49 NLA season The 1948 - 49 NLA season was the eleventh season of the Nationalliga A . Standings . Group B . Games played in the regular season were carried forward into the playoffs if both teams were in the same playoff group . Playoffs . Championship final . " Round Robin " Zürich SC won the league title and ended HC Davos ' 10 year domination of the league . Relegation Playoff . " Round Robin " " Sudden death " Grasshopper Club played HC Ambri - Piotta ( the champions of the Nationalliga B ) for a spot in the 1949 - 50 Nationalliga A . Grasshopper Club 4 Ambri - Piotta 3 Grasshopper Club remained in the Nationalliga A for 1949 - 50 .
Vida Arena Vida Arena is an indoor sporting arena located in Växjö , Sweden . The construction of the arena began in September 2010 and was finished in September 2011 . The arena is the Växjö Lakers ' new home arena . Although mainly intended to be used for ice hockey events , the Vida Arena is also used for other events such as concerts and news conferences . As of the 2011 – 12 season , Vida Arena is the Elitserien ' s newest arena but has a spectator capacity of 4 , 800 , making it the Elitserien ' s capacity - wise smallest arena . However , the design allows for future extensions that could increase the capacity to 6 , 500 spectators . The spectator capacity is planned for extension to 6 , 000 during autumn 2011 . The arena was officially inaugurated on 17 September 2011 , in an ice hockey game between Växjö Lakers and Linköpings HC . The arena tickets for the game were outsold within just one hour , with the Lakers ' marketing manager speculating that they could ' ve sold out two arenas . Växjö Lakers former crowd favorite Shjon Podein watched the game live in the arena . Linköping won the game 4 – 2 in front of 5 , 502 spectators . However , the Lakers ' premier game on 13 September , away against Frölunda HC , was shown on the Vida Arena ' s JumboTron in front of 2 , 400 spectators , with free entrance , as a preview of the Vida Arena experience and a test of the arena ' s technical features . Frölunda won the game 2 – 0 . The Vida Arena is the first cashless arena in Sweden . It is part of the project " Arenastaden " ( " Arena town " ) , which also includes a new soccer arena , a floorball arena , and an arena for athletics . The Vida group acquired the naming rights for the arena in September 2010 , for the upcoming 14 years .
North Bay Trappers ( EPHL ) The North Bay Trappers were a minor professional team that played in the Eastern Professional Hockey League ( EPHL ) . North Bay was offered a team in the EPHL when it was formed in 1959 but it was turned down . It was felt that senior hockey was more appropriate for the city . The senior team folded early in the 1959 - 60 Northern Ontario Senior Playoffs . In 1961 , when the Montreal Royals folded , North Bay jumped at the chance to replace them . The team was a Montreal Canadiens farm team but got players from several different sources . The Trappers were not a success either on or off the ice . They finished in fifth place and out of the playoffs in 1961 - 62 . The team quickly folded and a junior team of the same name took its place .