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Michel Larocque Michel Raymond ' Bunny ' Larocque ( April 6 , 1952 , in Hull , Quebec , Canada - July 29 , 1992 ) was a Canadian professional goaltender who played for the Montreal Canadiens , Toronto Maple Leafs , Philadelphia Flyers and St . Louis Blues in the National Hockey League . Playing career . In his junior hockey days , he played with the Ottawa 67 ' s of the OHA from 1967 - 68 to 1971 - 72 . He led the league in shutouts for the last 3 of those years . He was also one of the most penalized goalies , and was regularly involved in fights . In 1972 - 73 he was with the Nova Scotia Voyageurs of the AHL . In 1973 - 74 , he began his NHL career with Montreal . Larocque would help win four Vezina Trophies . During that time , the trophy was given to the principal goalies on the team allowing the fewest goals in the regular season . The first three were shared with Ken Dryden who played the bulk of the games . The final trophy was with Denis Herron and Richard Sevigny in 1981 . Larocque won the trophy despite being traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs near the end of the season . He would win four Stanley Cup s with Montreal in 1976 , 1977 , 1978 and 1979 . Near the trade deadline in 1980 - 81 , he was traded to Toronto for Robert Picard . He was traded to Philadelphis in 1982 - 83 , and finished his NHL career with St . Louis in 1983 - 84 . Retirement and death . After his playing career ended , he served as general manager of the Victoriaville Tigres ( QMJHL ) during the 1989 – 90 season and won QMJHL executive of the year for 1989 – 90 . He was vice president of the QMJHL during the 1991 – 92 season and still held the position at time of his death . He died of brain cancer at age 40 in his hometown of Hull , Quebec .
Tomas Jonsson Tomas Jonsson , ( born April 12 , 1960 in Falun ) is a former ice hockey player from Sweden . Jonsson was drafted by the New York Islanders in the 1979 NHL Entry Draft in the 2nd round , as the 25th pick overall . Jonsson made his debut for the Islanders in 1981 – 82 season and he won a Stanley Cup championship with the team in his first season . The following season the team won the Cup again . Jonsson played with the Islanders until 1989 when he was traded to the Edmonton Oilers . But he only played with the Oilers for the rest of that season , 1988 – 89 . After that he moved back to Sweden and played with Leksands IF until 1998 . He was named Swedish Player of the Year in 1994 – 95 . In 1994 he won an Olympic Gold medal . That made him one of few members of the Triple Gold Club , players who have won a Stanley Cup , a World Championship and an Olympic Gold medal . He played in 552 NHL games , scoring 85 goals and 259 assists .
Marko Dano Marko Dano ( born November 30 , 1994 ) is an Austrian - born Slovak ice hockey forward . He is currently playing with HC Dukla Trenčín of the Slovak Extraliga . He participated at the 2012 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships as a member of the Slovakia men ' s national junior ice hockey team .
Meredith Roth Meredith Roth ( born May 30 , 1982 ) is a women ' s ice hockey player from Iowa . In the NCAA , she competed for the Providence Friars in Hockey East . Currently , she is an assistant coach for the Cornell Big Red . Roth notched 23 goals and notched 52 assists during her four seasons with the Friars . Playing career . At Shattuck - St . Mary ' s in Faribault , Minnesota , Roth logged 11 goals and 53 assists in 102 games . USA Hockey . Roth attended the United States Junior Olympic Camp based out of Lake Placid , N . Y . in 1997 , 1999 and 2000 . In 2003 , Roth was named to the United States National Team , and the U . S . under - 22 National Team . In later years , she would participate at the USA Hockey Under 17 Development camp ( in 2007 and 2009 ) . NCAA . With the Providence Friars , she was a captain for her final two seasons . In her senior season , she finished seventh in team scoring with 20 points on six goals and 14 assists . The Friars won Hockey East titles in her junior and senior seasons , while winning the ECAC Hockey championship in her sophomore year . Coaching career . After graduating from Providence , Roth coached the Under 16 Girls team at Shattuck - St . Mary ' s School in Minnesota from 2004 to 2006 . She would return to Providence and serve on the coaching staff for four years . While with Providence , she served as the recruiting coordinator and focused on coaching the defense . During the 2008 season , she filled in as head coach in the absence of Bob Deraney , and helped the Friars to a 7 - 3 upset of No . 4 Mercyhurst . In 2009 , she oversaw the Friars participate in their seventh consecutive Hockey East tournament . In 2010 , she joined Cornell as an assistant coach and contributed to the Big Red making an appearance in the NCAA Frozen Four in 2011 . In addition to her coaching duties , she has assisted the Big Red hockey program with their social marketing . With her arrival , the Big Red posted the fourth - highest per - game attendance figure in the NCAA .
David Lundbohm David Lundbohm ( born December 17 , 1979 in Roseau , Minnesota ) is an American professional ice hockey forward . He currently plays for Växjö Lakers Hockey in the Swedish HockeyAllsvenskan . He previously played in the Deutsche Eishockey Liga for the Straubing Tigers and in the Finnish SM - liiga for TPS . He also played in the ECHL for the Florida Everblades and the American Hockey League for the Providence Bruins .
Gary Ford Gary Ford ( born October 6 , 1946 in Toronto , Ontario - died Janaury 24 , 2008 ) was a Canadian centre . He was signed by the Montreal Canadiens in 1967 and was assigned to their affiliate Muskegon Mohawks of the International Hockey League . Ford started out with a bang . The Mohawks won both the regular season and playoff titles in 1967 - 68 . Ford himself scored 56 goals and 59 assists and won both the Leo P . Lamoureux Memorial Trophy as the leading scorer and the Garry F . Longman Memorial Trophy as the top rookie . Ford stayed with the Mohawks throughout most of his pro career . He won the Lamoureux Trophy in 1971 - 72 and 1972 - 73 and also won the James Gatschene Memorial Trophy in 1972 - 73 and 1974 - 75 . All told Ford scored 337 goals and 541 assists in his ten seasons with Muskegon . He retired in 1979 .
2008 - 09 OJHL Season This is the 2008 - 09 season of the Ontario Junior Hockey League : Changes . For the 2008 - 09 season , the Ontario Hockey Association granted a group of teams the right to create their own self - governed division , segregated from interdivisional play , with a longer season , and a series of experimental rules . After a few name changes , the division was dubbed Central Division Hockey . The CDH created its own exclusive showcase weekend , its own all - star games , and an all - star challenge with the neighbouring Central Junior A Hockey League . Although its players did participate in the OJHL all - star game with the other divisions . The creation of the CDH sparked numerous changes within the rest of the league . Most notably , the league changed its name , mid - season , to the Ontario Junior Hockey League . This came with a logo change . The OJHL implement interdivisional play between the three remaining divisions . The OJHL also renamed the divisions as such : North became Phillips , East became Ruddock , and West became MacKinnon ( South was virtually wiped out by creation of CDH ) . The creation of the CDH also caused many legal squabbles within the OJHL , as a few teams banded together to attempt cease and desist orders against the CDH unsuccessfully . Also , a variety of appeals were filed by non - CDH teams , but were turned down . The CDH may or may not be a single year phenomenon , but with increased threats of realignment by the Ontario Hockey Association , downsizing may possibly be imminent for the largest known junior hockey league in existence . Standings . Team GP W L OTL SOL GF GA P " ( * ) The Hercs folded , final 12 games were 1 - 0 defaults . " Playoffs . Divisional Quarter - final Divisional Semi - final Divisional Final Semi - final Final
Rick Ley Rick Ley ( b . November 2 1948 in Orillia , Ontario , Canada ) is a former professional defenceman of the National Hockey League and World Hockey Association . Ley was a 3rd round Toronto Maple Leafs draft pick in the 1966 NHL Entry Draft . He would play 4 seasons with the Leafs before joining the WHA ' s New England Whalers in 1972 . He stayed with New England until the end of the WHA , in 1979 ; he followed the Whalers into the NHL and retired in 1981 after six years of captaincy of the team . Along with Gordie Howe and John McKenzie , he is one of the only three Whalers players to have had his number retired . He spent two seasons as the Vancouver Canucks head coach , then seven in the organization as coach and scout before being named assistant - coach of the Maple Leafs on August 4 1998 . He , along with Pat Quinn , was fired following the 2005 - 06 NHL season . < small >
Brenda Andress Brenda Andress is the Executive Director for the Canadian Women ' s Hockey League . Career . As CWHL Executive Director , she was involved in the first ever CWHL Draft , held in 2010 . One of her biggest challenges as Executive Director included accepting the Team Alberta ( CWHL ) expansion team , based out of Calgary . The challenges included travel schedules , operations costs , and the aftermath from the dissolving of the Western Women ' s Hockey League . During the 2011 – 12 CWHL season , Andress was involved with publicity involving the CWHL Stick It to Cancer Event in Windsor , Ontario on November 26 and 27 , 2011 . To help promote the 2012 Clarkson Cup , Andress participated in a Hot Stove Event on March 24 with former WNBA commissioner Val Ackerman , hockey author Elizabeth Etue , and Winter Games medallists Caroline Ouellette and Caitlin Cahow . Other . Andress was the former director of recreation for the Town of Newmarket , Ontario . She is also a former player and Level 6 referee . Andress has a company titled Passion Productions which provides team building and executive coaching . In addition , she has written a book titled 8 Minute Mind Workout .
Zbyněk Irgl Zbyněk Irgl ( born November 29 , 1980 ) is a Czech professional ice hockey player . Irgl was selected 197 overall by the Nashville Predators in round 6 of the 2000 NHL Entry Draft . The Predators had received the pick from the St . Louis Blues in a trade for Blair Atcheynum . The selection meant little for the Predators as Irgl has played his entire professional career in Europe , first in the Czech Extraliga for HC Vítkovice , and now for Lokomotiv Yaroslavl of the KHL . International play . Irgl played his first game for the national team in 2004 , and has played 52 times for the Czech national team ( as of January 3 , 2009 . )
2006 Calder Cup Playoffs The 2006 Calder Cup Playoffs of the American Hockey League began on April 18 , 2006 . The sixteen teams that qualified , eight from each conference , played best - of - 7 series for division semifinals , finals and conference finals . The conference champions played a best - of - 7 series for the Calder Cup . The Calder Cup Final ended on June 15 , 2006 with the Hershey Bears defeating the Milwaukee Admirals four games to two to win the ninth Calder Cup in team history . Milwaukee ' s Darren Haydar set an AHL post - season record by scoring 6 game winning goal s in a single playoff . Hershey ' s Frederic Cassivi tied an AHL record by recording 16 wins in one playoff . He also won the Jack A . Butterfield Trophy as AHL Playoff MVP . Playoff seeds . After the 2005 – 06 AHL regular season , 16 teams qualified for the playoffs . The top four teams from each division qualified for the playoffs . However , it was possible for the fifth - placed team in the Atlantic Division to take the spot of the fourth - placed team in the East Division if they earned more points , since the East Division had one fewer team . This did not occur as the Bridgeport Sound Tigers , the fourth - placed team in the East Division finished with 85 points while the Lowell Lock Monsters , the fifth - placed team in the Atlantic Division , finished with 72 points . The Grand Rapids Griffins were the Western Conference regular season champions as well as the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy winners with the best overall regular season record . The Portland Pirates were the Eastern Conference regular season champions . Bracket . In each round the higher seed receives home ice advantage , meaning they can play a maximum of four home games if the series reaches seven games . There is no set series format for each series due to arena scheduling conflicts and travel considerations . Division Semifinals . Western Conference . North Division . ( N1 ) Grand Rapids Griffins vs . ( N4 ) Toronto Marlies . - Game played at Ricoh Coliseum < br >
Sondre Olden Sondre Olden ( born August 29 , 1992 ) is a Norwegian professional ice hockey player , currently playing for the Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League . Olden previously played for Norwegian tier two team Manglerud Star Ishockey , before he was acquired by Modo Hockey of the Elitserien for the 2009 – 10 season . He made his Elitserien debut on October 26 , 2010 against HV71 . Olden was selected by Toronto Maple Leafs in the 3rd round ( 79th overall ) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft .
Jürgen Penker Juergen Penker ( born October 17 , 1982 ) is a Austria n ice hockey goaltender who participated at the 2011 IIHF World Championship as a member of the Austria men ' s national ice hockey team . He also played in the World Championships in 2005 , 2008 , and 2009 . He plays for Lørenskog IK of Norway ' s GET - Ligaen .
1967 - 68 Northern Ontario Junior B Playoffs Semi Finals . " Sudden death " Sudbury B Wolves 4 Sudbury St . Jeans 2 " Best of 7 " Wawa beat Sault Ste . Marie 4 wins to 1 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Wawa beat Sudbury B Wolves 20 goals to 8 . See Also . List of Northern Ontario Junior B Playoffs
Ohio Junior Blue Jackets The Ohio Junior Blue Jackets were a Tier 1 junior ice hockey team playing in the East Division of the United States Hockey League ( USHL ) . The 2006 - 07 USHL media guide ( p . 37 ) lists the Ohio Junior Blue Jackets as the successor to the Thunder Bay Flyers , who played their last USHL game in 2000 ; however , the team infrastructure was based upon a move of the Cleveland Junior Barons of the NAHL . The Junior Blue Jackets ' home ice was at Nationwide Arena , which is also home to the National Hockey League team Columbus Blue Jackets . Ceased Operations . It was announced on May 11 , 2008 that the Jr . Blue Jackets ceased operations for the 2008 - 2009 season after the owners and league worked to find a suitable location where this franchise could be a success . After finding no location on short notice for the upcoming season , the team ceased ops . The USHL Board of Governors approved the transfer of 10 - 12 veteran players on Ohio ' s protected list to the Fargo Force , an expansion team for the 2008 - 2009 season . With the agreement the expansion draft was cancelled and Fargo had to give up their first three rounds picks of the USHL Entry Draft . Note : " All players on the Ohio affiliate list will become free agents " ( USHL ) .
The Ice Sheet at Ogden The Ice Sheet at Ogden , also known as the Weber County Ice Sheet , is located 35 miles ( 56km } north of Salt Lake City on the campus of Weber State University in Ogden . The Ice Sheet opened in 1994 as a recreational training center for curling , ice hockey , and figure skating . During the 2002 Winter Olympics the Ice Sheet hosted the curling events . History . Following the passage of Utah ' s 1989 Olympic referendum , Ogden City submitted a proposal to the Utah Sports Authority and Utah ' s Olympic organizers to construct an Olympic - sized practice ice sheet in the city . On September 10 , 1990 , the Utah Sports Authority selected a site near the Dee Events Center in Ogden as the site of an Olympic ice sheet , over other locations in downtown Salt Lake City and Provo , Utah . The property for the venue would be leased from Weber State University for 50 years at a cost of $ 1 . A groundbreaking ceremony at the start of construction was held December 17 , 1992 . The facility was to cost $ 5 . 9 million , with $ 3 million coming from the State of Utah ( as authorized in the 1989 Olympic referendum ) , $ 2 million from Weber County , and the remainder from private donations . Following the venue ' s completion , a two - day grand opening was held on April 2 – 3 , 1994 , which included performances by Olympian Scott Hamilton , and U . S . Champions Todd Sands and Jennifer Moreno . By the time it was completed the price had gone up to $ 6 . 2 million , it had seating for 2 , 000 spectators , and was 52500 sqft in size . It was originally designed to be used for practice and preliminary competitions among ice skaters and hockey teams for the 2002 Winter Olympics . It was later decided that the ice sheet would be used for curling events , and on May 2 , 1999 the ice sheet closed to replace the sand - based floor with a more efficient concrete floor . The sand - based flooring allowed freezing tubes to shift , causing uneven ridges in the ice . The new concrete floor was finished July 1999 , and the ice sheet reopened for public use within weeks . 2002 Winter Olympics . During the 2002 games The Ice Sheet at Ogden hosted the curling events , which had been first introduced during the 1998 Winter Olympics . The venue held about 2 , 000 spectators , and 96 . 7 percent of tickets were sold , with a total of 40 , 572 spectators witnessing events at the Ice Sheet . The Ice Sheet Today . The facility , owned by Weber County , has hosted several World Curling Federation - sanctioned events . In addition , prior to the Olympics , the Ice Sheet hosted curling , hockey and figure skating competitions for Northern Utahns , averaging 20 hours per day of activity . It continues , well after the Olympics , to be a well - utilized facility for winter sports . Today the Ice Sheet offers public skating , lesson programs , hockey , curling , figure skating and speed skating , plus ice shows and includes a pro shop , conference rooms , locker rooms , and an outdoor terrace for meetings . It can also be reserved for private parties .
1934 - 35 MSHL Season This is the 1934 - 35 season of the Maritime Senior Hockey League . Maritime Mercantile Hockey League . This season , the league started out as a mercantile league - professional in other words . The teams raided other teams , mostly in Ontario and Quebec , for players . The league knew that the players that they were signing would not be eligible for the Allan Cup playoffs . The teams felt that they could play the season with these players , making a lot of money , and then drop them in the Allan Cup playoffs . In late December , the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ( CAHA ) stepped in hard . It threatened to suspend all the players and the four teams unless the strict amateur rules were followed . The St John Beavers had seven ineligible players out of a roster of eleven and stood firm . The other teams had fewer so they caved in to the CAHA . St John stayed out and tried to form a New Brunswick Mercantile League . They formed another team in Saint John from players from the other teams that were ineligible to play in the senior league . The other three teams formed a brand new league in January . These are the final standings of the Maritimes Mercantile Hockey League : The Halifax Wolverines changed their name on Nov . 28 . British Consols was the name of a popular cigarette of the time . Back to the Maritime Senior League . On Jan . 7 , 1935 the new league started play with three teams . On Jan 17 the Moncton Hawks withdrew to join the St John Beavers in the mercantile league . They did agree to play a game in Charlottetown the next day before leaving for good . The league with the Beavers was unsuccessful and the Hawks folded on Feb 4 . Standings . These are the final standings of the Maritime Senior Hockey League : League Final . " Best of 5 " With only two teams left , Charlottetown and Halifax played the league final . Halifax Wolverines beat Charlottetown Abegweits 3 games to 1 ( 2 ties did not count ) . Halifax Wolverines advanced to the 1934 - 35 Maritimes Senior Playoffs . Afterword . The Halifax Wolverines went on to win the Allan Cup . But as expected they and Charlottetown and the league folded soon after . By winning the Allan Cup the Wolverines qualified to represent Canada at the 1936 Olympics . Because the team had folded , the Port Arthur Bearcats took over the lead with some of the Wolverines players joining in . It was alleged ( never confirmed ) that the Wolverines asked for money to relace lost wages while they played in the Olympics . Since this would have disqualified them from the Olympics because of strict amateur rules , the Wolverines were dropped from the Olympic team . They were replaced by players from the Montreal Royals . See also . Maritime Senior Hockey League
Calgary Bruins The Calgary Bruins are a hockey organization in Calgary , Alberta . They run hockey teams at vatious levels from minor to junior . THe Junior B team plays in the Calgary Junior B Hockey League . They have played in two Russ Barnes Trophy tournaments - 2005 and 2007 .
George Carroll George Carroll ( June 3 , 1897 in Moncton , New Brunswick – August 1 1939 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played 1 season in the National Hockey League for the Montreal Maroons and Boston Bruins . Carroll played amateur hockey in his hometown for almost his entire career . In November , 1924 he was signed as a free agent by the expansion Montreal Maroons . A month later he was traded to the Boston Bruins . In February he was released by the Bruins and re - signed with the Maroons . In that busy season , he played in 16 games and scored no points . He retired in 1926 .
St . Louis Flyers The St . Louis Flyers were a minor league ice hockey team , based in St . Louis , Missouri , playing home games at the St . Louis Arena . The Flyers played fourteen seasons in the American Hockey Association from 1928 to 1942 , and played nine seasons in the American Hockey League from 1944 to 1953 . This was St . Louis ' first and only AHL team . Season - by - season results . Regular season . Split season during 1931 – 32 season .