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2005 Hockey East Men ' s Ice Hockey Tournament The 2005 Hockey East Tournament took place between March 10 and March 19 in the Men ' s Division I league and on March 12 and 13 in the Women ' s Division I league . Men ' s Tournament . The regular season champions were the Boston College Eagles . The seeds for the tournament were : Merrimack did not qualify for the tournament . Quarterfinals . The quarterfinal round was a best - of - three round which took place at the home rinks of the higher seeds , March 10 - 13 . Semifinals and Finals . The quarterfinal winners were reseeded and met in the Hockey East Championships at the FleetCenter in Boston , Massachusetts for the semifinal single - elimination round on March 18th . The semifinal winners faced off in the Hockey East championship game on March 19th . 17 , 565 saw Boston College capture its sixth Hockey East championship when the Eagles defeated New Hampshire 3 - 1 . Sophomore Brian Boyle scored Boston College ' s first two goals , and team captain Ryan Shannon added two assists to pace the Eagles . Boyle was named the tournament ' s Most Valuable Player . All - Tournament Team . Most Valuable Player : Brian Boyle , Boston College Women ' s Tournament . The regular season champions were the Providence Lady Friars . The seeds for the tournament were : Maine and Northeastern did not qualify for the tournament . Semifinals . Both semifinal games were played March 12 at Walter Brown Arena in Boston , Massachusetts . Championship Game . The two semifinal winners faced each other in the Hockey East championship game on March 13 at Walter Brown Arena . The winner recieved an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament .
2003 Asian Winter Games The 5th Asian Winter Games took place from February 1 to February 8 , 2003 in Aomori Prefecture , Japan . Games summary . Each played just one match against each of the other teams ( five for men ' s and four for women ' s ) . A team gained two points for a win , one point for a draw and no points for a loss . The team that gained the most points was awarded the gold medal . Japan easily won the men ' s event by defeating all of the other teams and gaining ten points . Kazakhstan easily won all its games until they lost the final game to Japan , garnering a total of eight points . China took third position after beating South Korea . Thailand got fifth place and Mongolia got sixth place after losing all its games . In women ' s ice hockey , Kazakhstan won all its games and the gold medal , in a league system with five teams playing . Japan won the silver medal , and China the bronze . North Korea took fourth place and South Korea was in fifth place .
Sherwood - Parkdale Metros The Sherwood - Parkdale Metros were a Canadian Junior team from Sherwood , Prince Edward Island . They were one - time Centennial Cup National finalists History . The Sherwood - Parkdale Metros were founded in the early - to - mid 1970s as members of Prince Edward Island ' s Island Junior Hockey League . They were a Tier II Junior " A " club and were eligible for the Centennial Cup . In 1979 , the Metros were the top of the Island Junior Hockey League . They ended up winning the Eastern Canada Junior A championship and entered into the 1979 Centennial Cup in Prince Albert , Saskatchewan . The Metros were up against the Central Champion Guelph Platers of the Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League and the Western Champion Prince Albert Raiders of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League . In their first game they lost to Prince Albert 7 - 2 , but beat Guelph 6 - 5 in the second game . They lost their third game to Prince Albert 8 - 6 . The fourth game was do - or - die , the winner went to the final while the loser went home . The Metros were victorious as they beat Guelph 5 - 4 to move on to a one - game final for the national championship against the Raiders . The Metros took the Raiders to overtime in the final , but fell 5 - 4 . In 1980 , the Metros again won the IJHL . They won the Eastern Canadian championship and moved on to the 1980 Centennial Cup in North York , Ontario . They started out the round robin with a 7 - 6 double overtime win over the North York Rangers of the OPJHL . Then they played Brent Sutter and the Red Deer Rustlers of the Alberta Junior Hockey League , losing 6 - 0 . In the third game they lost to North York 4 - 3 to set up a fourth game that would either make or break the Metros . They forced overtime against the Rustlers , but lost 7 - 6 in the second period of extra time - - ending their tournament . In 1989 , the team changed its name to the Sherwood - Parkdale Kings . In 1991 , the Summerside Western Capitals and Charlottetown Abbies vacated the Island Junior Hockey League to join the Metro Valley Junior Hockey League in Nova Scotia , thus creating the Maritime Junior A Hockey League . The Kings folded .
Paul Curtis Paul Edwin Curtis ( Born - September 29 , 1947 in Peterborough , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played 185 games in the National Hockey League for the Montreal Canadiens , St . Louis Blues , and Los Angeles Kings . He also played 76 games in the World Hockey Association with the Michigan Stags and Baltimore Blades . He played junior for the Peterborough Petes , a Canadiens ' farm team , from 1964 - 67 . Then he played in their minor pro system until 1970 , playing one game with the Canadiens themselves . The Los Angeles Kings obtained him in 1970 and he played two and a half seasons for them . In 1973 he was traded to the St . Louis Blues . He played a total of 185 NHL games , scoring 3 goals and 34 assists . Curtis played for the Michigan Stags / Baltimore Blades of the WHA in 1974 - 75 . He retired in 1976 .
Legion of Doom The Legion of Doom was a Philadelphia Flyers line formed of right winger Mikael Renberg , centre Eric Lindros and left winger John LeClair . The line existed from 1994 to 1997 and was named not only because of the offensive abilities of its members , but also because they were able to dominate the game physically . The line was created when the Flyers acquired LeClair from the Montreal Canadiens ( along with Eric Desjardins and Gilbert Dionne for Mark Recchi ) . It was an instant hit , with a production of 80 goals and 96 assists in the shortened 1994 - 95 NHL season . The following year , it kept wreaking havoc , cumulating 121 goals and 134 assists . In the 1996 - 97 NHL season , they scored 104 times and collected 131 assists . That year , the Flyers made it to the Stanley Cup finals , losing to the Detroit Red Wings ; the Legion of Doom was a key factor in that long playoffs run , with 26 goals and 32 assists . The line was eventually broken up in 1997 , when the Flyers traded Mikael Renberg to the Tampa Bay Lightning .
Laurence Gilman Laurence Gilman ( born 1965 ) is a Canadian ice hockey executive . He is the current Assistant General Manager of the Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) , a position he has held since 2008 . Prior to joining the Canucks , Gilman had been employed for 13 years by the Phoenix Coyotes organization , including stints as the team ' s Assistant General Manager , and also as the General Manager of the San Antonio Rampage of the American Hockey League .
1995 - 96 MJHL Season This is the 1995 - 96 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season . = League Notes = Jostens MVP Award for League MVP introduced . = Winkler Cup = St . Boniface Saints won the annual pre - season tournament held at Notre Dame Arena in Winnipeg . = Regular Season = = Playoffs = = Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff = St . James lost to Melfort Mustangs ( SJHL ) " 4 - games - to - none " see 1996 Anavet Cup = All - Star Game = The MJHL All - Star Game was held on Saturday , January 20 in Selkirk , with the Addison Division defeating the Allard Division 6 - 4 . Goal scorers for Addison , Craig Malaschuk ( 2 ) , Ritchie Larson , Gerald Tetreault , Dorian Miller and Gregg Zubricki . The Allard goal - getters were Mike Dick , Brian Kostur and Chris Thomas . see 1996 MJHL All - Star Game = Players of the Month = = League Leaders = = Scoring Leaders = = Awards = = CJAHL Award = = All - Star Teams = First All - Star Team Paul Carey • Matt Demarski • Mike Dick Selkirk Steelers • Winnipeg South Blues • Winkler Flyers Troy Christensen • Curtis Menzul St . Boniface Saints • St . James Canadians Duane Hoey St . Boniface Saints Second All - Star Team Brian Kostur • Dorian Miller • Derek Robertson Dauphin Kings • Selkirk Steelers • Portage Terriers Ritchie Larson • Ryan Vermette Winnipeg South Blues • St . Boniface Saints Eric Pateman Dauphin Kings First Rookie All - Star Team Jamie Brewster • David Burgess • Says Phrakonkham Winnipeg South Blues • Winkler Flyers • St . Boniface Saints Cory Dittmer • Brent Kyle Winkler Flyers • Neepawa Natives David Haun Winkler Flyers Second Rookie All - Star Team Tyler Carefoot • Jaret Harms • Kevin Ploegman Portage Terriers • Dauphin Kings • Selkirk Steelers Tony Owens • Tom Plesh St . Boniface Saints • St . James Canadians Andy Kollar St . James Canadians
24th National Hockey League All - Star Game The 24th National Hockey League All - Star Game was played on January 19 , 1971 , in Boston Garden in Boston , Massachusetts , United States , the home of the Boston Bruins . The West Division All - Stars beat the East Division All - Stars 2 - 1 . Bobby Hull and Chico Maki scored for the West and Yvan Cournoyer replied for the East . The Most Valuable Player was Bobby Hull . West Division Roster . Coach : Scotty Bowman East Division Roster . Coach : Tom Johnson
Stéphane Barin Stéphane Barin ( b . January 8 1971 in Saint - Martin - d ' Hères , Isère , France ) is a former professional defenceman who played chiefly in the Ligue Magnus . The veteran player was named rookie of the year in the Ligue Magnus in 1989 - 90 while wearing the Grenoble MH38 uniform . He would later play for Chamonix HC , HC Amiens , HC Mont - Blanc and CS Villard - de - Lans , where he ended his player career in 2007 . He remained head coach of the team . Barin also played outside France , playing for EC Villach SV ( 1 season ) in Austria and Krefeld Pinguine ( 5 seasons ) in the Deutch Eishockey Liga .
1917 - 18 MCHL This is the 1917 - 18 season of the Montreal City Hockey League : Standings . " Note : The league played tripleheaders on Monday nights at the Victoria Rink since the Montreal Arena , its old home , burned down on January 4 . " Final . " Sudden death " McGill University advanced to the 1917 - 18 Art Ross Cup Finals . See also . Montreal City Hockey League
Kendra Ganchar Kendra Ganchar is an ice hockey player for the Lindenwood Lady Lions . Playing career . During her freshman year ( 2008 - 09 ) , she was part of the ACHA National Championship team . She appeared in 38 games and accumulated 11 points ( including one game winning goal ) . The following season , she was part of a second consecutive ACHA National Championship team . Ganchar participated in 43 games and was a member of a defense that posted a school record with 21 shutouts . Of the four goals she scored during the season , one was on the power play . Her junior year comprised of a third place finish at the ACHA National Tournament . She appeared in all 38 games and her plus minus rating of + 49 was fourth on the team . In one game versus Northern Michigan , she logged six assists in one game . The 2011 – 12 Lindenwood Lady Lions women ' s ice hockey season marked the first season that Lindenwood competed in NCAA Division I and she was on the roster .
Ernest Aljančič Ernest " Nestl " Aljančič ( 5 December 1916 – 19 November 2006 ) was a Slovenia n ice hockey player and official . Aljančič was one of ice - hockey pioneers in Yugoslavia . As a member of SK Ilrija he participated in the first Yugoslavian ice - hockey game against Kamnik team . He continued to play after the Second World War in the renamed HK Ljubljana team . He also played for the Yugoslavia national ice hockey team in the first international match against Austria national ice hockey team , where Aljančič scored first Yugoslav international goal . As a part of the Yugoslavia national team he participaded in the 1951 and 1955 World Ice Hockey Championships , scoring two goals . In 1957 , after a 25 - year ice - hockey career , Aljančič retired . He later worked as a official trying to popularise the sport in Slovenia , helped to build Hala Tivoli ice - hockey rink and organize the 1966 World Ice Hockey Championships in it . As the first Slovenian he was inducted into the IIHF Hall of Fame in 2002 . In 2007 he was inducted in to the Slovenian Hockey Hall of Fame . His two sons , Ernest Aljančič and Jani Aljančič , have also played ice - hockey for Olimpija and Yugoslavia national ice hockey team . Ernest was also the president of the Ice Hockey Federation of Slovenia for 15 years .
1949 - 50 Ottawa City Junior League This is the 1949 - 50 season of the Ottawa City Junior League : Playoff Qualifier . " Sudden death " Quarter Finals . " Best of 5 " Eastview - St Charles beat Ottawa New Edinburgh 3 wins to 1 . Ottawa St Patricks beat Hull Volants 3 wins to 2 . St Jeans beat Ottawa Montagnards 3 wins to none . " Eastview - St Charles , as the top ranked survivor , received a bye to the final . " Semi Final . " Best of 3 " Ottawa St Patricks beat St Jeans 2 wins to none . Final . " Best of 5 " Ottawa St Patricks beat Eastview - St Charles 3 wins to none . Ottawa St Patricks advanced to the 1949 - 50 Ottawa District Junior Playoffs . See Also . List of Ottawa City Junior League Seasons Ottawa City Junior League
Bill Taugher William J . Taugher ( b . April 17 , 1906 - d . February 25 , 1943 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender who played from 1925 until 1936 , including stops with the St . Louis Eagles of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) , and Buffalo Bisons , Cleveland Falcons and Rochester Cardinals of the International Hockey League ( IHL ) .
Jeff Jacques Jeff Jacques ( born April 4 , 1953 in Preston , Ontario ] ) was a professional ice hockey right winger who played 201 games in the World Hockey Association . He played with the Birmingham Bulls and Toronto Toros from 1974 to 1977 , scoring 50 goals and 68 assists . He played junior hockey for the St . Catharines Black Hawks from 1970 to 1973 . The California Golden Seals chose him 34th overall in the 1973 NHL Amateur Draft while the Winnipeg Jets picked him 83rd overall in the 1973 WHA Amateur Draft .
2012 University Cup This is the 2012 tournament for the University Cup , the CIS men ' s hockey championship . It was played at Fredericton , New Brunswick and was hosted by the UNB Varsity Reds . It was in the 6 - team , 2 pools format that would remain in use through the 2014 tournament . Participating Teams . Seeds Round - Robin . Pool A . McGill 1 - 1 - 0 - 2 9 - 7 Pool B . W . Ontario 2 - 0 - 0 - 4 6 - 4 See Also . National links : Western links : Atlantic links : Ontario - Quebec links : College links :
Robert Desjardins Robert Desjardins ( born August 15 , 1967 in Verdun , Quebec ) was a Canadian professional goaltender who had a stellar junior and university career but only a short professional career . He played in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League from 1984 to 1988 , each year with a different team . In 1984 - 85 he was with the Shawinigan Cataractes ; in 1985 - 86 Hull Olympiques ; in 1986 - 87 Longueuil Chevaliers ; and in 1987 - 88 Victoriaville Tigres . Despite his team changes , Desjardins won several league awards , including leading goalie in 1985 - 86 and 1986 - 87 , most valuable player in 1986 - 87 , and defensive rookie in 1984 - 85 . Undrafted by any NHL team , Desjardins joined the Concordia University team . In four years ( 1988 to 1992 ) , he was on the all - star team each year and was the league most valuable player in 1990 - 91 . He turned pro in 1992 - 93 with the Wichita Thunder of the Central Hockey League , winning the rookie of the year award . After playing the next season with the Thunder and winning the Most Valuable Player Award , Desjardins retired in 1995 .
Valentina Bettarini Valentina Bettarini ( born June 29 , 1990 in Bolzano , Italy ) was a member of the Italy women ' s national ice hockey team . She represented Italy at the 2006 Winter Olympics in women ’ s ice hockey . During the 2006 Winter Olympics , Bettarini was the youngest women competing in ice hockey . Her age was 15 years and 228 days .
Compton Family Ice Arena The Compton Family Ice Arena is a 5 , 022 - seat , two - rink ice facility in Notre Dame , Indiana on the campus of the University of Notre Dame . The arena saw its first game on October 21 , 2011 . The ice arena replaced the 2 , 857 - seat rink in the north dome of the Edmund P . Joyce Center . The new ice arena is located south of the Joyce Center , just north of Edison Road , and just west of where the new Irish track and field facility is being constructed . The majority of the general public arena seating is of the chair - back variety . The facility includes two sheets of ice ( one of them Olympic - sized ) , with limited seating availability for the second sheet . Offices , locker room , and training facilities for the Notre Dame hockey program will be located within the facility . The weight room within the building will be available for use by all Fighting Irish varsity athletes . Eight auxiliary locker rooms will be available for campus and community use of the facility . History . On February 12 , 2009 , The University of Notre Dame announced it would begin construction the next year on a new , freestanding , on - campus ice arena designed to meet the needs of both the nationally ranked Irish men ' s hockey team and the local community . Construction began on March 15 , 2010 on the 5 , 022 - seat arena , which opened on schedule on October 18 , 2011 . The University originally had planned to renovate the current Joyce Center ice facility , but additional studies changed that plan to instead feature a new building . Now that the new facility is completed , the ice rink will be removed from the Joyce Center fieldhouse , making the north dome space available for a variety of other events . Charles W . " Lefty " Smith Jr . Rink . The main ice arena features a 200 ' x 90 ' ice rink . The facility is named the Charles W . " Lefty " Smith Jr . Rink , in honor of the first coach in the program ' s history .
1931 - 32 OHA Senior Season This is the 1931 - 32 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Senior series : Olympic Exhibitions . Canada ' s representatives at the 1932 Olympics , the Winnipeg Winnipegs , played an exhibition game at Toronto on January 29 . In the first half of the game , the Toronto National Sea Fleas beat the Winnipegs 1 - 0 . In the second half the Toronto Marlboros tied the Winnipegs 0 - 0 . On February 1 at Niagara Falls , the Winnipegs played two more half games . They beat each the Port Colborne Sailors and the Niagara Falls Cataracts by identical 1 - 0 scores . On February 24 , after the Olympics , the Winnipegs tied the Hamilton Tigers 2 - 2 at Hamilton . Playoffs . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Toronto National Sea Fleas beat Toronto Marlboros 7 goals to 4 . Port Colborne Sailors beat Niagara Falls Cataracts won 4 Goals to 1 . Final . " Best of 3 " Toronto National Sea Fleas beat Port Colborne Sailors 2 games to none . Toronto National Sea Fleas advanced to the 1931 - 32 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See Also . List of OHA Senior Seasons
Emile Francis Emile " The Cat " Francis ( born September 13 , 1926 in North Battleford , Saskatchewan , Canada ) is a former player , coach , and general manager in the National Hockey League , most notably with the New York Rangers . Francis got his start in the NHL with the Chicago Black Hawks in 1947 . From 1948 to 1952 , he was the back - up goaltender for the New York Rangers . He finished out his career on a number of minor league teams in the AHL and WHL including the Vancouver Canucks . In 1945 , Francis was the first goaltender to use a first baseman ’ s glove with a cuff added to protect his hand and wrist . Previosusly , goalies wore the same padded gloves as their teammates . Francis would become the coach of the OHA ' s Guelph Royals before landing the head coaching job with the Rangers from 1965 to 1975 . He helped turn the Rangers from a league doormat to one of the best teams of the late 60 ' s and early 70 ' s . They made the playoffs in every season from 1967 to 1975 . He then joined the St . Louis Blues and had two separate head coaching stints with them . He led them to first place overall in 1980 - 81 . He was then General Manager of the Hartford Whalers from 1979 until 1988 and won the Adams Division title in 1986 - 87 . He won the Lester Patrick Trophy and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1982 .
Donald Rope Donald Rope ( 2 February 1929 - July 28 , 2009 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player who competed in the 1956 Winter Olympics and 1960 Winter Olympics . Rope was a member of the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen who won the bronze medal for Canada in ice hockey at the 1956 Winter Olympics and the silver medal medal for Canada in ice hockey at the 1960 Winter Olympics .
Reyn Davis < br > < br > began his newspaper career in his hometown with the Moose Jaw Times Herald . . . then five years with the Regina Leader Post . . . went to the Chatham Daily News before joining the Winnipeg Free Press in 1968 . . . also wrote articles for Sports Illustrated , Hockey News and several media guides . . . covered the Winnipeg Junior Jets from 1969 and then the professional Jets of both the World Hockey Association and the National Hockey League from 1972 to 1987 . . . named to the Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association Media Roll of Honour .
1933 - 34 Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Champions . < br > < br > Playoffs . Quarter Final . " 2 games total goals " Hamilton Tigers beat Sudbury Falcons 6 goals to 2 . < br > < br > Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Hamilton Tigers beat Ottawa New Edinburgh 5 goals to 4 . Moncton Hawks beat McGill University 6 goals to 2 . < br > < br > Final . " 2 games total goals " Moncton Hawks beat Hamilton Tigers 3 goals to 2 . Moncton Hawks advanced to the 1933 - 34 Allan Cup Final . < br > < br > Team Photos . < br > < br > Game Ads . < br > < br > See Also . List of Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
Bill Riley b . 1921 Bill Riley ( born October 6 , 1921 in Medford , Massachusetts ) is a retired ice hockey player . Riley helped lead Dartmouth College to two Frozen Four s during his career . He was inducted into the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 1977 . His brothers John and Joe are also in the USHOF . He holds the Dartmouth Big Green scoring record , with 228 points from 118 goals and 110 assists .
Lionel Heinrich Lionel Grant Heinrich ( born April 20 , 1934 in Churchbridge , Saskatchewan ) was a professional ice hockey player who played 35 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the Boston Bruins in 1955 - 56 , scoring a goal and an assist .
Gordon Kannegiesser Gordon Cameron Kannegiesser ( born December 21 , 1945 in North Bay , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman who played 23 games in the National Hockey League for the St . Louis Blues . He would also play 127 games in the World Hockey Association with the Houston Aeros and Indianapolis Racers . In the NHL he scored 1 assist and in the WHA he scored 1 goal and 34 assists .
Duvie Westcott Duvie Westcott ( born 30 October 1977 in Winnipeg , Manitoba ) is a Canadian ice hockey defenceman who is currently playing for Dinamo Minsk . Westcott played his whole National Hockey League career with the Columbus Blue Jackets before they bought out his contract on 30 June 2008 . . Playing career . Westcott was signed by Columbus as an undrafted free agent on 10 May 2001 . Westcott has played in 201 career NHL games , scoring six goals and 36 assists for 42 points . He had also compiled 251 penalty minutes . During the NHL lockout , he played in Finland . He attended a Jesuit high school for boys in Winnipeg by the name of St . Paul ' s High School .