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Jim Watson Jim Watson ( born June 28 , 1943 , in Malartic , Quebec ) is a former professional ice hockey defenceman . He played in the National Hockey League with the Detroit Red Wings and Buffalo Sabres , and later in the World Hockey Association with the Los Angeles Sharks , Chicago Cougars , and Quebec Nordiques . In his NHL career , Watson played in 221 games , scoring four goals and adding nineteen assists . In the WHA , Watson played in 231 games , scoring seven goals and adding thirty - three assists . He also scored the first goal in Buffalo Sabre history against Les Binkley in a 2 - 1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins . His NHL totals were 221 games with 4 goals and 19 assists . His WHA totals were 231 games and 7 goals and 33 assists . He retired in 1976 .
2009 - 10 NLA season The 2009 – 10 National League A , commomly abbreviated as NLA , is the third ice hockey season of the National League A since the reorganization of the Swiss league . Prior to the season , no promotion and relegation occurred between the National League A and National League B as a result of NLA club Biel ' s victory over Lausanne in the prior season ' s relegation playoff . Format . The regular season schedule consists of a double round robin , each of the league ' s twelve teams playing the other eleven four times apiece , twice at home and twice on the road . Each team plays an additional six games against three opponents , which are schedules based upon the previous season ' s standings . At the conclusion of the regular season , the top eight teams are entered into the playoffs ; the bottom four enter a relegation playoff , commonly called the playout . Each playoff and playout series is contested in a best - of - seven fashion . The loser of the playout plays a best - of - seven series against the National League B champion for a place in the 2010 – 11 National League A .
Mallory Deluce Mallory Deluce ( born April 13 , 1989 ) is an ice hockey forward for the Wisconsin Badgers women ' s ice hockey program . Playing career . Deluce won a gold medal with the London Devilettes at OWHA provincials ( Atom AA ) in 2000 . She was a member of the Bluewater Hawks Intermediate AA team for three seasons and was a two time recipient of the team ' s MVP award . With Bluewater , she won the PWHL championship in 2003 . In the same year , she won a gold medal with Bluewater at the OWHA provincials . Deluce captained Ontario Red to a gold medal at the November 2005 National Women ’ s Under - 18 championships . In 2005 - 06 she led the Provincial Women ' s Hockey League in points with 135 ( 49 goals , 86 assists ) in 67 games played . Deluce competed for Ontario at the Canadian Under - 18 National Championships in 2005 and 2006 and won the gold medal twice . In addition , she served as the team captain of the 2006 squad . Deluce also played for the Mississauga Jr . Aeros of the National Women ' s Hockey League . At the 2007 Canada Winter Games , she captained Team Ontario to a gold medal . NCAA . Her freshman year with the Wisconsin Badgers was in 2007 - 08 . Her 31 points ranked her ninth in the NCAA in points by a rookie . Her 12 goals ranked fifth on the Badgers . Deluce played in 39 of 41 games . On October 20 , she scored a hat trick versus WCHA rival St . Cloud State . As a rookie , Deluce played in the NCAA championship game . The following season , Deluce accumulated 32 points , 12 goals and 20 assists . For the season , she had 11 multiple - point games and won the NCAA Frozen Four . The 2009 - 10 season was her junior year and she played in 32 games , compiling 32 points ( 13 goals and 19 assists ) . She had a multi - goal game against the Providence Friars on November 28 , 2009 . From October 11 to November 7 , she had a career - high seven - game point streak . In addition , she ranked second on the team in scoring . In 2010 - 11 , Deluce was named an assistant captain . On October 1 , she earned two points against RPI . In a two game series on December 4 and 5 versus WCHA rival North Dakota , Deluce had three points . Hockey Canada . Deluce was Invited to participate in the 2007 Canadian National Women ' s Team Fall Festival from September 1 - 8 in Prince George , British Columbia . She was also selected to participate in Hockey Canada ' s 2010 Summer Strength and Conditioning Camp ( from May 25 - 30 ) . Deluce won gold at the 2010 MLP Cup in Ravensburg , Germany . She repeated the feat at the 2011 MLP Cup in Kreuzlingen , Switzerland . Deluce assisted Canada to four shutout wins with five points . 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 . She was named to the Canadian National Women ' s Hockey team roster that will compete in the 2011 IIHF Eight Nations Tournament . Personal . In high school , Deluce also competed in cross country and soccer
2001 AHL All - Star Game The 2001 AHL All - Star Game was played on January 15 , 2001 at the First Union Arena at Casey Plaza in Wilkes - Barre , Pennsylvania . Team Canada defeated Team PlanetUSA 11 - 10 . In the skills competition held the day before the All - Star Game , Team PlanetUSA won 16 - 8 over Team Canada .
National Junior College Athletic Association The National Junior College Athletic Association ( NJCAA ) , founded in 1938 , is an association of community college and junior college athletic departments throughout the United States of America . It is held as Divisions and Regions . The current NJCAA holds 24 separate regions .
Hong Kong men ' s national ice hockey team The Hong Kong ice hockey team is the ice hockey team that represents Hong Kong , in international tournaments and is a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation . History . The Hong Kong Ice Hockey Association was founded on August 8 , 1980 . Hong Kong joined the International Ice Hockey Federation on March 31 , 1983 , and made its debut on the world stage at the D Pool World Championships in Perth Australia , in 1987 . Hong Kong tied Taiwan 2 - 2 , in its first game international game on March 13 , 1987 and went on to win the Fair Play Cup at the world tournament . Although there was plenty of hockey activity in Hong Kong , local teams ( usually stocked with Canadian and American players ) did not compete for national championship until 1995 - 96 . The first title was won by a team sponsored by Planet Hollywood . All - time Record against other nations . " As of May 28 , 2009 "
Hillary Witt Hilary Witt is the head coach of the Yale Bulldogs women ’ s hockey team . Witt is a member of the Massachusetts Hockey Hall of Fame and Northeastern ' s Hall of Fame . Playing career . Witt came to Northeastern University in 1996 with a strong athletic resume from Canton High School in Canton , Massachusetts . In hockey she played on the Assabet Valley Club team for four years while they won two National Championships . In her freshman year , she helped the Huskies to a 27 - 9 season and the 1997 ECAC Championship . Witt scored two goals , including the game winner , in the 3 - 2 title win over New Hampshire and as a rookie was named the tournament MVP . She led the team in scoring that season with 24 goals . In Witt ' s sophomore season she led the team in scoring once again with 32 goals , and her 58 points ( ranked in the nation ' s top 10 ) . She was a nominee for the Patty Kazmaier Award . She was also voted All - ECAC . The team went 26 - 6 - 5 and qualified for the ECAC Tournament and the semifinals of the first ever women ' s hockey National Championship . As a junior , Witt led NU with 27 goals , and was in the nation ' s top 10 in scoring . Once again , she was a Kazmaier nominee . The team went 25 - 7 - 3 and went onto the ECAC Tournament . Witt captained Northeastern ' s 1999 - 2000 team to a 22 - 9 - 3 season and another post - season appearance . She led NU in scoring with 30 goals for the fourth consecutive year . In terms of scoring , was in the nation ' s top 10 , and was voted All - ECAC . Also , for the third year in a row she was a Kazmaier candidate . She was a member of the U . S . National Team in 2001 . On February 10 , 2010 , she was inducted into the Women ' s Beanpot Hall of Fame . Witt is Northeastern ' s all - time leading scorer and helped the Huskies to a pair of Beanpot championships ( 1997 and 1998 ) along with the 1997 ECAC championship . She had 20 career points in Beanpot competition , also a Northeastern record . Overall she totaled 113 goals , 95 assists and 208 points for her career ( 1997 - 2000 ) . Her career totals of 113 goals and 208 points are first all time among Huskies players . Witt ' s 95 assists rank third overall . She is Northeastern ' s all - time leader for career power play goals with 33 . During her career at Northeastern , the team won 100 games , lost 31 and tied 11 , while qualifying for the post - season every year . Coaching career . Witt joined the Yale Bulldogs as an assistant coach in 2001 - 02 and became head coach the following season . She was named ECAC Women ' s Coach of the Year in 2002 - 03 , and became Yale ' s all - time leader in wins in 2005 . Witt was an assistant coach for Team USA at the 2006 Four Nations Cup . The 2004 - 05 squad set the school record for overall wins ( 16 ) and conference wins ( 12 ) , earning a trip to the ECAC semifinals for the first time . The 2007 - 08 team broke the school record for goals in a season with 96 and finished with the second - most wins in school history , 15 .
Robin Bouchard Robin Bouchard ( born October 22 , 1973 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey player who played sixteen seasons of minor league hockey . He holds the modern - era minor league goal scoring record , scoring 687 goals while playing in the ECHL , CoHL , United Hockey League , CHL , and the modern - day IHL . Professional career . ECHL . Bouchard started his career with the Roanoke Express under head coach Frank Anzalone . He chose the Express " because the owners were French - Canadian . " Bouchard scored his first goal as a result of a defenseman ' s slap shot that went wide . The puck ended up on Bouchard ' s stick and he shot into the open side of the net . After ten games and only one goal scored , coach Anzalone was convinced even though Bouchard was a goal scorer in juniors , he wasn ' t convinced that Bouchard had what it took to score in the professional leagues . Anzalone traded Bouchard and center Andrew Dickson to the Columbus Chill for future considerations on November 30 , 1994 . Bouchard responded to the trade by scoring thirty goals in forty - six games . CoHL / UHL / IHL . Bouchard signed with the Flint Generals of the Colonial Hockey League . He led the team in scoring with 56 goals and 107 points , and led the Generals to the 1996 Colonial Cup Finals , where the Generals defeated the Thunder Bay Senators four games to two . Bouchard would play another partial season with the Generals before being briefly recalled to the IHL ' s Fort Wayne Komets . Shortly after Bouchard ' s return to the team , Generals coach Robbie Nichols and Muskegon Fury coach Paul Kelly set up a trade : Bouchard for Detroit Vipers ' prospect Steve Walker . Vipers ' management wanted Walker closer to Detroit , so the trade was approved . Walker played thirteen games for the Vipers , was recalled , and never played for the Generals again . Despite playing the majority of his 13 seasons in Muskegon , Bouchard remembers driving into the city to report , viewing the run - down buildings and thinking " Woah , I ' ll finish this year and I want to get out of here . " With the exception of two stops in Texas , where he played in San Angelo and Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees , Bouchard remained in Muskegon until his retirement in 2010 . Modern Day Goal Scoring Record . On March 21 , 2010 , while playing the Quad City Mallards , Bouchard scored the 683rd goal of his career . The goal , set up by teammate Todd Robinson , was scored with 5 : 50 remaining in the first period . It was Boucher ' s 56th goal of the season . The game was stopped for nearly 10 minutes , with Bouchard thanking teammates , fans , and Mallards ' coach Frank Anzalone ( who was Bouchard ' s first coach in Roanoke and traded him to Columbus a month into his rookie season . ) Controversy . Although Bouchard ' s 688 goals are viewed as a modern - day record , there is a debate as to whether it is the all - time record . Dick Roberge , a forward who played in throughout the 1950s , 1960 ' s , and 1970 ' s scored 756 career goals in his 18 year career , has also been viewed as minor - league hockey ' s all - time goal - scoring leader .
1905 - 06 OHA Intermediate Playoffs These are the 1905 - 06 playoffs of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Intermediate series : The participating teams were decided in the 1905 - 06 OHA Intermediate Groups play . First Round . " Gore Bay defaulted to Sturgeon Falls . " Second Round . " 2 games total goals " Milton beat Welland 28 goals to 14 . Berlin beat Orangeville 20 goals to 5 . Peterborough beat Uxbridge 23 goals to 4 . Parry Sound beat Sturgeon Falls 5 goals to 3 . Quarter Finals . " 2 games total goals " Peterborough beat Brockville 30 goals to 5 . Goderich beat Stratford 12 goals to 5 . Berlin beat Milton 17 goals to 10 . Parry Sound won Alliston defaulted . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Goderich beat Berlin 15 goals to 11 . Peterborough beat Parry Sound 17 goals to 12 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Peterborough beat Goderich 14 goals to 8 . See Also . 1905 - 06 OHA Intermediate Groups
Birmingham Jefferson Convention Center The Birmingham - Jefferson Convention Complex ( formerly Birmingham - Jefferson Civic Center ) is a sports , convention and entertainment complex located in Birmingham , Alabama . It consists of a 17 , 000 seat arena , a 3 , 000 seat concert hall , a 220 , 000 square foot ( 20 , 440 m² ) exhibition hall , a 1 , 000 seat theater and various banquet and meeting rooms and other facilities . Arena . The arena , which seats 17 , 654 for sporting events and up to 19 , 000 for concerts , was the home of the Birmingham Bulls of the WHA from 1976 - 1979 . Although the arena stands ten stories tall , it actually measures only 75 feet ( 23 m ) from floor to ceiling . The arena also contains several luxury suites and a press box . Backstage there are 2 locker rooms and 6 dressing rooms as well as a press room and a VIP Reception area . The arena can accommodate 8 trucks backstage — 3 on truck docks and room for 5 more . The arena ' s four - sided center - hung scoreboard , designed by Daktronics , measures 18 ' by 18 ' ( 5 . 5 x 5 . 5 m ) on each side . Also on each side is a 7 . 5 ' - by - 8 ' 8 " ProStar 16 . 5 mm video display .
Alan Kuntz Alan Robert Kuntz ( b . June 4 , 1919 in Toronto , Ontario - d . March 7 , 1987 ) was a professional ice hockey player who played 45 games in the National Hockey League with the New York Rangers . He played junior hockey for Glebe Collegiate , Ottawa Jr . Senators , and the Guelph Indians from 1935 to 1939 . In 1939 - 40 Kuntz played for the Washington Eagles and in 1940 - 41 for the Philadelphia Ramblers . In 1941 - 42 Kuntz got a 31 game look in the NHL with the New York Rangers . He scored 10 goals and 11 assists min 31 games . He didn ' t get back in the NHL until 1945 - 46 , when he played 14 games for the Rangers and scored just one assist . That marked the end of his NHL career . He played minor pro hockey from 1945 to 1950 and then stayed with the Ottawa Senators from 1950 until they folded in 1955 . Kuntz finished off the 1954 - 55 season with the Pembroke Lumber Kings and played in 1955 - 56 with the Brockville Magedomas . He retired in 1956 .
Portage la Prairie Memorials The Portage la Prairie Memorials were a Canadian Senior ice hockey team from Portage la Prairie , Manitoba . < br > The Poplar Point Memorials transfered to Portage la Prairie for the 1953 - 54 season . Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team roster or on league for direct link to that season .
Evgeny Namestnikov Evgeny " John " Namestnikov ( born October 9 , 1971 in Novogrod , Russia ) is a former professional ice hockey player who spent parts of six seasons in the National Hockey League . Playing career . Namestnikov was drafted 117th overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1991 NHL Entry Draft . After spending two more seasons in Russia with CSKA Moscow he came to North America for the 1993 – 94 season . Undersized for an NHL defender , Namestnikov compensated for his size by playing a hard - nosed physical game and was an excellent open - ice hitter . Called up mid - way through the 1993 – 94 season , he made an instant impact with his strong play through his first 10 or so games , but faded and was returned to the American Hockey League . This pattern would continue throughout his four seasons in the Canuck organization - when called up , he would make a quick impact with his physical play , but his lack of size and sometimes questionable decision - making would catch up with him , and he ' d find himself back in the AHL . Namestnikov signed as a free agent with the New York Islanders for the 1997 – 98 season , but again found himself primarily in the minors , appearing in just two games for the Islanders in two seasons with the organization . After a brief stint in the system of the New York Rangers , Namestnikov was dealt to the Nashville Predators , where he played his final two NHL games in the 1999 – 00 season . Following his release from Nashville in 2001 , he returned to Russia where he played for 5 more seasons before retiring in 2006 . Namestnikov appeared in 43 NHL games , recording 9 assists and 24 penalty minutes . He also appeared in two playoff games for the Canucks without recording a point .
1941 - 42 Allan Cup Final The Ottawa RCAF Flyers won Ottawa ' s first Allan Cup since the Ottawa Cliffsides won it in 1909 . It was also the only time that a team from the Ottawa District Hockey Association would win the cup . Final . " Best of 5 " Ottawa RCAF Flyers beat Port Arthur Bearcats 3 games to 2 . Ottawa RCAF Flyers won the Allan Cup . See Also . List of Allan Cup Finals
1956 - 57 Quebec Junior Playoffs Provincial Playoffs . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " Port Alfred Nationale beat Shawinigan 10 goals to 6 . Final . " Best of 5 " Montreal Nationale beat Port Alfred Nationale 3 wins to 1 . Note : Quebec chose not to compete for the Memorial Cup this season . See Also . List of Quebec Junior Playoffs
San Francisco Bulls The San Francisco Bulls were a professional minor ice hockey team of the ECHL located in Daly City , California , serving the San Francisco Bay Area market . They were an affiliate to the San Jose Sharks of the National Hockey League and the Worcester Sharks of the American Hockey League . History . Beginning with the 2012 – 13 season , the Bulls played their home games at the Cow Palace ( former home of their NHL affiliate , the San Jose Sharks ) , which is right on the Daly City / San Francisco border . To accommodate the Bulls , the team spent $ 2 million installing a new ice system and a custom - made 360 - degree wraparound LED video scoreboard with its game presentation system and ten sets of speaker arrays . The center hung video board has a 360 degree view for game presentation and full timekeeping and statistics . The new Colosseo Cube scoreboard had to be custom built by Colosseo USA because of the weight limitations on the 71 - year - old building ' s roof . The Cow Palace made steel support beams and installed them in the rafters to help provide the additional support . On July 11 , 2012 , the National Hockey League ' s San Jose Sharks announced that they had entered into an affiliation agreement with the Bulls . The Bulls were the first ice hockey team to represent San Francisco since the San Francisco Spiders of the International Hockey League played only the 1995 - 96 season before folding . The team made its debut on October 12 , 2012 with a 4 - 3 loss to the Bakersfield Condors in front of a capacity crowd of 8 , 277 at the Cow Palace . They finished the regular season eighth in the Western Conference with 25 wins , 38 losses , 2 overtime losses , and 7 shootout losses , falling four games to one to the top - seeded Alaska Aces in the first round of the Kelly Cup playoffs . Due to the 2012 – 13 NHL lockout , Minnesota Wild forward Torrey Mitchell , who was a former San Jose Shark , signed a standard contract with the Bulls on December 31 , 2012 . He played his first official game as a Bull two days later and scored the only regulation goal for the team in a 2 - 1 shootout loss at home . On January 20 , 2014 , the San Francisco Chronicle reported that the Bulls might fold or move the next week . The team folded on January 27 , 2014 . At the time of their folding , the Bulls were eighth in the Western Conference with 15 wins , 20 losses , 4 overtime losses , and 1 shootout loss , and had a next - to - last attendance average of 2 , 292 fans per game ( eclipsing only the Wheeling Nailers ) . San Francisco was the third team in ECHL history to fold mid - season after the Augusta Lynx and Fresno Falcons , both of which folded during the 2008 – 09 season .
Wiarton Wolves The Wiarton Wolves were a Canadian Junior ice hockey team that was based in Wiarton , Ontario , Canada . They played in the Western Junior C Hockey League . History . The Wolves ' goaltender in their inaugural season was current NHL St . Louis Blues player Curtis Sanford . Other players from the Wolves inaugural season include Troy Barfoot , Mike Corbett , Mike Morris , Trevor Brennan , Jeff Cook , Andrew Hunsberger , Kris Seamon , Dylan Lisk , Trevor Bast , Chris Minard , Ed Garinger , and Ron Campbell . Justin Loder played there for half a season After expanding in 1994 with the Kincardine Bulldogs , the Wolves struggled for eleven seasons before finally " packing it in " in 2003 . The Wolves never had the chance to celebrate a winning season , but their best season came in 1998 - 99 . The Wolves were competitive and even created a future NHL er in Curtis Sanford . Season - by - Season Standings . ( * ) " The 1999 - 00 Season was altered drastically due to the folding of the Lakeshore Pirates . As a disproportionate amount of games had been played by each team against Lakeshore , all history of these games were erased . "
1951 Stanley Cup Finals The 1951 Stanley Cup Final NHL championship series was contested by the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens . The Maple Leafs would win the series 4 – 1 . It was the Toronto franchise ' s ninth Stanley Cup win and the last in a series of six wins starting in 1942 . It was the first appearance in a string of ten consecutive appearances by the Canadiens . Paths to the final . Toronto defeated the Boston Bruins 4 – 1 to reach the final . Montreal defeated the defending champion Detroit Red Wings 4 – 2 to reach the final . The series . Every game went into overtime in this series . Bill Barilko scored the Cup - winning goal , his last goal in the NHL as he would die in a plane crash during the summer . Toronto Maple Leafs vs . Montreal Canadiens " Toronto wins best - of - seven series four games to one " Toronto Maple Leafs 1951 Stanley Cup champions . Engraving mistakes . Several mistakes happened in the engraving of the names : The Rollins mistake was not corrected on the Replica Cup created in 1992 – 93 . The other 4 mistakes were corrected on the Replica Cup . Members of Toronto Maple Leafs that won 4 cups in 5 years 1947 , 1948 , 1949 , 1951 dynasty . Bill Bariko , Turk Broda , Ted Kennedy † , Joe Klukay , Howie Meeker , Gus Mortson , Jimmy Thomson , Harry Watson ( 8 players ) , Ed Bickle † , John Bickell † , Conn Smythe † , John Mordoch † , William MacBrien † , Hap Day † , Tim Daly † , George Walker , Ed Finkin , Horance McIntre ( 10 non - players ) . † also won the Stanley Cup in 1945 .