Derek Campbell Derek Campbell ( born April 14 , 1980 in Nepean , Ontario ) is a Canadian professional ice hockey player , currently playing for the Hull Stingrays in the EIHL . Career . Campbell began his career playing for the junior OHL team , the Belleville Bulls . Campbell spent two seasons as a Bulls player , appearing in almost 150 games , scoring 73 points . For the 1999 / 00 season , Campbell signed for the Owen Sound Platers , another OHL team . Campbell would only stay one season , but in 55 games would manage a ratio of close to one point per game . He would also play for the Fort Wayne Komets on ten occasions , totalling eight UHL points . For the following season , Campbell would continue at junior level , this time with the Kingston Frontenacs . In 61 games , he would manage an impressive 72 points , his best total yet . Campbell would start his college career in the 2001 / 02 season , turning out for St . Thomas University of New Brunswick . In his three University seasons , Campbell played in 78 games and scored 89 points , with 239 penalty minutes . When his University level career came to an end in the 2003 / 04 season , Campbell took the opportunity to sign with an AHL team , the Binghamton Senators , the affiliate team of the well - known NHL Ottawa Senators . Campbell ' s opportunities were limited however , and he made just three appearances for the Binghamton team all season . For the 2004 / 05 term , Campbell would be dropped down to UHL level , playing for the Elmira Jackals 58 times , but managing just 18 points . In the same season , Campbell would play for Binghamton for a second time , but again managed just three appearances . For the 2005 / 06 season , Campbell changed clubs to sign for the Houston Aeros , a team affiliated with the Minnesota Wild . He would again struggle to make regular AHL appearances , managing just two for his new team . Campbell would split the rest of the season between two ECHL teams , the Stockton Thunder and the Columbia Inferno , and despite a solid points output failed to settle at either . In the summer of 2006 , Campbell would move to Europe to play for the Manchester Phoenix under player / coach Tony Hand . The Phoenix play at EIHL level , the highest standard of club ice hockey in Britain . In 59 regular season games , he managed 71 points as well as 224 penalty minutes . After his season in Manchester , Campbell decided to again move teams . He would stay in the EIHL though , signing for the Newcastle Vipers . A second strong season would follow , and Campbell managed to total over a point per game throughout the regular season , with 66 points in 64 games . This productivity encouraged Newcastle head coach Rob Wilson to re - sign Campbell for the Vipers , a deal which was announced in June 2008 . A second high - scoring season for the Vipers would follow , taking Campbell to a total of 187 points in 178 EIHL games . His proven Elite League record convinced Paul Thompson to sign Campbell for the Coventry Blaze in the summer of 2009 . After spending the 2010 / 11 season with the Sheffield Steelers , Campbell once again moved on within the EIHL , signing with the Hull Stingrays for 2011 / 12 .