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1989 World Championship The 1989 Ice Hockey World Championships took place in Sweden from 15 April - 1 May . The games were played in Södertälje and Stockholm , in the newly built arena Globen . Eight teams took part , and each team played each other once . The four best teams then played each other again . This was the 53rd World Championships , and also the 64th ice hockey European Championships . The Soviet Union became world champions for the 21st time , and also European champions for the 26th time . In the European Championship , only games between European teams are counted . The tournament was marred by positive drug tests . Fortunately , only the goal totals of the Americans were affected in the end . Their losses against the Czechs and the Canadians were ruled as shutouts because of Corey Millen ' s high testosterone levels . Canadian Randy Carlyle also came under suspicion , but his A and B samples did not match , and he was cleared of wrongdoing . World Championship Group B ( Norway ) . Played in Oslo and Lillehammer March 30th to April 9th . The April 5th game between Norway and Austria was officially adjusted to 8 - 0 for Norway because of Siegfried Haberl ' s positive drug test . Standard procedure , since 1969 , had been for Group B and Group C to exchange two teams . That stopped this year , fortunately for Japan , unfortunately for Yugoslavia . World Championship Group C ( Australia ) . Played in Sydney March 18 - 27 . World Championship Group D ( Belgium ) . Played in Geel and Heist - op - den - Berg March 16 - 21 . Positive drug tests wiped out the results of the first day , both games were officially rendered zero to zero , and all four teams received losses .
Playoffs The playoffs are a competition held after the end of the regular season . The best teams of the regular season meet the others in a system of successive rounds of direct elimination , not dissimilar to tournaments . Usually , series are played as a best - of format , a team needing to win two , three or four games to advance to the next round . See Also . Stanley Cup Playoffs
Winnipeg Falcons ( junior ) < hr > For other teams named Winnipeg Falcons , please see Winnipeg Falcons ( disambiguation ) < hr > The Winnipeg Falcons were a Canadian Junior " A " ice hockey team from Winnipeg , Manitoba . They were members of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League ( MJHL ) and it ’ s predecessor the Winnipeg and District Junior Hockey League ( WJrHL ) . In 1936 , the Falcons merge with the Winnipeg Rangers , becoming the Winnipeg Falcon - Rangers for 3 seasons . Memorial Cup Championship One year after the Senior Falcons had won the world ' s highest honour at the 1920 Olympics , the Winnipeg Junior Falcons had the honour of bringing the OHA Memorial Cup to the West in 1921 for the first time in history . This sterling band of players was composed chiefly of the former Pilgrim and YMLG players of the year previous . The Falcons were provincial champions of a 10 - team Manitoba League , defeating Portage la Prairie , " B " Division winners , 10 - 0 , in the final for the Turnbull Cup . Their hardest fight came in their own league , however , when they were forced to be at their best to defeat Selkirk 2 - 1 , and 5 - 4 . They went on to defeat Regina Vics 5 - 4 , and 3 - 1 , at the Winnipeg Amphitheatre in the Western semi - final and overwhelmed Fort William YMCA 9 - 3 , and 11 - 4 , in the Western final for the Abbott Cup . They qualified for the Canadian championship in Toronto against the Stratford Midgets , who were led by one of hockey ' s immortals , Howie Morenz . The Falcons walloped Stratford 9 - 2 , in the first game of the total - goal series , but Stratford won the second 7 - 2 . Falcons were Canadian champs on the strength of the aggregate score of 11 - 9 . After the first game , the Toronto Globe and Mail wrote : " Falcons , like the great team that won the World honours at Antwerp last spring , are speed merchants and are great back - checkers . " The World said : " They are fast and tricky and have no weak spot . Comfort in the nets is the finished article . His defence works in fine co - operation with him . " Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team rosters or on league for direct link to that season .
Lukko Rauma The Lukko Rauma is a professional ice hockey team based in Rauma , Finland , playing in the SM - liiga . The club was founded in 1936 and plays its home games at the Äijänsuo Areena . Current squad . " Last updated : August 27th 2011 "
1953 - 54 Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs Sem final . " Best of 5 " Fort Frances Canadians beat Port Arthur Bearcats 3 wins to 2 . Final . " Best of 7 " Fort William Beavers beat Fort Frances Canadians 4 wins to 1 . Fort William Beavers advanced to the 1953 - 54 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See also . List of Thunder Bay Senior Playoffs
Pembroke Lumber Kings " This article is about the senior team . For the junior team prior to 1958 , please see Pembroke Little Lumber Kings . For the current junior team , please see Pembroke Lumber Kings ( CJHL ) . " = History = Pembroke , otherwise known as Hockey Town , is a town of about 14 , 000 people in the western Ottawa Valley in Ontario . There have been several Lumber Kings teams in history . There was a junior team in the 1930 ' s , 1940 ' s and 1950 ' s named the Pembroke Little Lumber Kings . In the 1960 ' s with the folding of the senior Lumber Kings , the word " Little " was dropped from the junior team ' s moniker and they became the Lumber Kings . The junior Lumber Kings presently play in the Central Junior Hockey League and are the first team in that league to win four straight championships ( 2006 - 07 , 2007 - 09 , 2008 - 09 , 2009 - 10 ) . See Pembroke Lumber Kings ( CJHL ) . There was a senior team from 1898 to 1935 ; and a senior team from 1946 - 61 . Senior team 1946 - 61 . In 1945 - 46 , 1947 - 48 , & 1948 - 49 the Lumber Kings played in a two team Upper Ottawa Valley League with a team from Renfrew . Each year they played a league final against Renfrew . They won the final in 1945 - 46 and 1948 - 49 . They lost the final in 1947 - 48 . Key to leagues : UOV = Upper Ottawa Valley League EC = Eastern Canada Senior League NO = Northern Ontario Senior League OHA = OHA Senior IP = Interprovincial Senior League They were the Ottawa District Senior Hockey Champions in 1945 - 46 , 1948 - 49 , & 1951 - 52 . Each year they went on to the Eastern Canada Allan Cup Playoffs . See also . Pembroke
Dave Given Dave Given ( born May 14 , 1954 in Summit , New Jersey ) is a retired American right winger . He played one game in the World Hockey Association for the Vancouver Blazers in 1974 - 75 . He is an alumnus of Brown University . He was chosen 101st overall by the Buffalo Sabres in the 1974 NHL Amateur Draft and 50th overall by the Vancouver Beavers in the 1974 WHA Amateur Draft .
Mississippi Coast Coliseum The Mississippi Coast Coliseum is a 9 , 150 - seat multi - purpose arena in Biloxi , Mississippi . It was built in 1977 . It was previously home to the Mississippi Sea Wolves ( ECHL ) ice hockey team . Due to damages to the arena by heavy flooding and winds , from Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 , the Mississippi Sea Wolves cancelled their 2005 - 2006 and 2006 - 2007 seasons . Repairs were completed in 2007 , and the Sea Wolves returned on the ice on October 27 , 2007 . On March 30 , 2009 , the Sea Wolves announced they had suspended operations once again . However , the Coliseum will not be without ice hockey entirely , as the Mississippi Surge has announced its membership in the Southern Professional Hockey League and will play at the Coliseum for the 2009 - 10 season .
Radoslav Hecl Radoslav Hecl ( born November 10 , 1974 in Partizánske , Czechoslovakia now Slovakia ) was a Slovak ice hockey defenceman . He was drafted in the seventh round , 208th overall , by the Buffalo Sabres in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft . After being drafted by the Sabres , Hecl appeared in fourteen National Hockey League games in the 2002 – 03 season , recording no points , and spent the rest of the season with the Sabres ' American Hockey League affiliate , the Rochester Americans . Hecl returned to his native Slovakia and played two seasons in the Slovak Extraliga with HC Slovan Bratislava before joining the EIHL with the Manchester Phoenix in the 2006 – 07 season . He moved on to SG Pontebba in the 2007 – 08 season .
1960 - 61 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Playoffs . Quarter Final . " Best of 5 " Winnipeg Maroons beat Port Arthur Bearcats 3 games to 2 . Semi Final . " Best of 5 " Winnipeg Maroons beat Moose Jaw Pla - Mors 3 games to 1 . Final ( Patton Cup ) . " Best of 7 " Winnipeg Maroons beat Nelson Maple Leafs 4 games to 2 . Winnipeg Maroons advanced to the 1960 - 61 Allan Cup Final . See Also . List of Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
Natalie Darwitz Natalie Darwitz ( born October 13 , 1983 in Eagan , Minnesota ) is an American ice hockey player . Natalie has been the Captain of the US Women ' s National Team since the start of the 2007 - 08 season . She has won three World Championships since 2005 and has an Olympic Silver and Bronze medals in Women ' s Ice Hockey for the US . World championship biography . 2005 , 2008 & 2009 World Champion 1999 , 2000 . 2001 , 2004 , 2007 Silver Medallist The IIHF Women ' s World Hockey Championship is the premier international tournament in Women ' s ice hockey . It is governed by the International Ice Hockey Federation ( IIHF ) . The official world competition was first held in 1990 . With the inception of women ' s hockey in the Winter Olympics in 1998 , the tournament is not held in Olympic years . Darwitz was the second leading scorer at the 2009 IIHF tournament with 10 points ( three goals , seven assists ) . Collegiate biography . Credit College Experience to USA Hockey 2008 Women ' s Select Team Guide Finished her three - season collegiate career as the University of Minnesota ’ s ( Western Collegiate Hockey Association ) career points ( 246 ) and assists ( 144 ) leader … Was a three - time finalist for the Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award and a three - time All - American . As a Junior ( 2004 – 05 ) : Set an NCAA single - season record with 114 points ( 42 - 72 ) in 40 games … Led the nation in points per game ( 2 . 85 ) and assists ( 72 ) … Set a tournament record with nine points ( 3 - 6 ) in two games at the NCAA Women ’ s Frozen Four … In the final game , scored the go - ahead goal with under a minute remaining to give Minnesota its second straight national title … Named the tournament ’ s Most Outstanding Player and garnered All - America First Team honors … Top - three finalist for the 2005 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award . As a Sophomore ( 2003 – 04 ) : All - America Second Team selection … 2004 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award top - 10 finalist … First Team All - WCHA selection … Named to the WCHA All - Academic and Academic All - Big Ten teams … Tied for second on the team in points ( 64 ) , despite missing 10 games with an injury … Second in goals ( 27 ) and assists ( 37 ) … Had a WCHA - best 28 power - play points ( 10 - 18 ) … Three - time WCHA Offensive Player of the Week … Named to the WCHA All - Tournament Team … Scored her fourth hat trick of the season to lead the team to victory in the national title game … Named to the NCAA Women ’ s Frozen Four All - Tournament Team . As a Freshman ( 2002 – 03 ) : All - America First Team selection … 2003 Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award top - 10 finalist … WCHA Rookie of the Year … Team scoring leader ( 33 - 35 – 68 ) … First - Team All - WCHA selection and WCHA All - Rookie honoree . .
Andras Benk András Benk ( born September 3 , 1987 ) is a Hungarian professional ice hockey winger who plays for Alba Volán Székesfehérvár in the Austrian Hockey League . He was member of the Hungarian national team which won promotion to the top division World Championship in 2008 after seventy years of absence . Benk also made into the team in the next year , however , just in his second match of the championship , following a hit by Scottie Upshall , he suffered a broken collar bone and had to sit out the rest of the tournament .
Liam Reddox Liam Reddox ( born January 27 , 1986 in East York , Ontario ) is a Canadian ice hockey player . Reddox was drafted in the fourth round of the 2002 Ontario Hockey League priority selection to the Peterborough Petes . He played four games with the team as a callup during the 2002 / 2003 season . Reddox , who now lives in Whitby , Ontario , led the Petes in scoring in his first two full years with the team , including his rookie season in 2003 / 2004 . Reddox spent three years with the Peterborough Petes , in which he played with both Eric and Jordan Staal , Calgary Flames prospect Daniel Ryder ( the younger brother of Michael Ryder of the Boston Bruins ) and his now - NHL teammate Bryan Young . Reddox played on a line with Ryder and Buffalo Sabres draft choice Patrick Kaleta . On the powerplay , he would be the second defenceman alongside Columbus Blue Jackets draft pick Trevor Hendrikx , and had Steve Downie , a Philadelphia Flyers draft , on the wing . Reddox amassed 86 goals and 124 assists for 210 points during his 208 games he played with the Peterborough Petes . He was an assistant to captain Jamie Tardif in the 2005 / 2006 season , in which the Petes won the Ontario Hockey League championship , in the team ' s 50th anniversary . Reddox was signed to the Edmonton Oilers , who drafted him in the fourth round ( 112th overall ) in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft , on June 1 , 2006 . He currently plays for the Edmonton Oilers , having been called up from their top minor - league affiliate , the Springfield Falcons of the AHL on November 14 , 2008 . Reddox scored his first career NHL goal on November 15th , 2008 against the Colorado Avalanche .
State Fair Coliseum Fair Park Coliseum is a 7 , 513 - seat multi - purpose arena in Dallas , Texas ( USA ) on the Fair Park grounds . It was home to the Dallas Black Hawks ice hockey team and Dallas Chaparrals basketball team . It was built in 1955 .
Daniel Goneau Born in Montreal , Quebec on January 6 , 1976 , Goneau joined the major junior Quebec Major Junior Hockey League ' s Laval Titan and Granby Bisons . He won the AutoPro Plaque ( top plus / minus player ) in 1995 - 96 . He was drafted by the Boston Bruins 47th overall in the 1994 NHL Entry Draft . Unable to come to terms with the club , the young forward re - entered the draft and was taken 48th overall by New York in the 1996 NHL Entry Draft after scoring 54 goals for Granby and being named to the QMJHL first all - star team in 1996 . The gifted youngster scored 10 goals in 41 games as a rookie in 1996 - 97 but was unable to build on this early success . Goneau became a fixture on the AHL ' s Binghamton Rangers and Hartford Wolf Pack , helping the latter club win the Calder Cup in 2000 . He spent the 2000 - 01 season in the IHL with the Manitoba Moose and Detroit Vipers . Goneau spent several more years in the minors and retired in 2008 . His NHL totals were 12 goals and 3 assists in 52 games played .
1954 - 55 Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs Playoffs . Semi finals . " Best of 7 " Vernon Canadians beat Yorkton Terriers 4 games to 2 . Fort William Beavers beat Winnipeg Maroons 4 games to none , 1 tie . Final ( Patton Cup ) . " Best of 7 " Fort William Beavers beat Vernon Canadians 4 games to 2 . Fort William Beavers advanced to the 1954 - 55 Allan Cup Final . See Also . List of Western Canada Allan Cup Playoffs
Abbotsford Heat The Abbotsford Heat where a professional ice hockey team based in Abbotsford , British Columbia , Canada . The Heat began play during 2009 - 10 season , and are the affiliate of the National Hockey League ' s Calgary Flames . Home games are played in the 7 , 018 seat Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre . The Flames moved their affiliate to the Fraser Valley after playing two seasons in Moline , Illinois as the Quad City Flames . The team ' s transfer was approved on April 28 , 2009 , and as a result , Abbotsford will be the westernmost city in the AHL . In addition , the Heat are more than 1 , 300 miles away from the next - closest AHL team , the Manitoba Moose . The team hosted a " Name the Team " contest and on May 14 , 2009 , the Heat was announced as the team ' s new name . On June 5 , 2009 , the Calgary Herald reported that Jim Playfair would debut as head coach of the Abbotsford Heat after spending 2 seasons with the Calgary Flames . On May 5 , 2014 the AHL Board of Governors approved the relocation of the franchise to the Glens Falls Civic Center in Glens Falls , NY for the 2014 - 15 AHL season . The team will replace the relocated Adirondack Phantoms , who relocated to a new arena in Allentown , PA . This eased a problem that the league had in Abbotsford being over 1 , 000 miles from its nearest opponent .
Kevin Collins Kevin Collins ( born December 15 , 1950 in Springfield , Massachusetts ) is a retired National Hockey League linesman . His career started in 1977 and ended in 2005 . During his career ( in which he never wore a helmet due to a grandfather clause ) , he officiated ten Stanley Cup Finals ( including Game 7 in 1994 ) and one All - Star game .
Ligue de hockey Budweiser de ' est du Quebec Ligue de Hockey Budweiser de l ' est du Quebec is a Hockey League that started in 2011 / 2012 Teams that played in 2011 / 2012 are Causapscal , Chandler , Matane , Paspebiac , Ste - Anne - des - Monts and Trois Pistoles For the 2012 / 2013 season , Matane folded , then a few weeks before the beginning of the season , Ste - Anne - des - Monts , Paspebiac and Causapscal folded too . Finally , the season was not played and the league came not back in 2013 . Found at this website - www . lhsbeq . com
Norman Green Norman Green was a shopping mall developer from Calgary , Alberta . He was minority owner with Calgary when they won the Stanley Cup in 1989 . Norman gave up his shares with Calgary and bought the Minnesota North Stars in 1990 . He was the owner of the Minnesota North Stars , who made the decision to move the team to Dallas , Texas despite the team making a cinderella run to the Stanley Cup Championship . He later sold the Dallas Stars to Thomas Hicks .
List of Kansas City Scouts seasons The Kansas City Scouts was a professional ice hockey team based in Kansas City , Missouri . The team was a member of the Smythe Division of the Campbell Conference of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . The Scouts joined the NHL in 1974 , along with the Washington Capitals . The Scouts played at Kemper Arena . Poor attendance , financial mismanagement , and the team ' s poor play led the franchise to move to Denver , Colorado in 1976 , where it was rechristened the Colorado Rockies . The team would later move to New Jersey , where it found success as the New Jersey Devils , and the team remains there to this day . The team would finish at the bottom of the Smythe Division for two years , missing the playoffs both times . In fact , the only team to fare worse than the Scouts in the two seasons were its expansion brethren , the Capitals , who set an NHL record by winning only 8 games in the 1974 – 75 season . { | class = " wikitable " style = " text - align : center ; font - size : 95 % " Year by year . ! rowspan = " 2 " | NHL season ! rowspan = " 2 " | Scouts season ! rowspan = " 2 " | Conference ! rowspan = " 2 " | Division ! colspan = " 9 " | Regular season ! colspan = " 7 " | Postseason ! Finish ! GP ! W ! L ! T ! OTL ! Pts ! GF ! GA ! GP ! W ! L ! T ! GF ! GA ! Result
1897 - 98 OHA Senior Season This is the 1897 - 98 season of the Ontario Hockey Association ' s Senior series : There was no group play this season . The registered teams played a series of playoffs leading to the championship final . Preliminary Round . " 2 games total goals " Peterborough beat Toronto Athletic Club 26 goals to 17 . Osgoode Hall beat University of Toronto 17 goals to 16 . First Round . " 2 games total goals " Brockville beat Cornwall 10 goals to 7 . Stratford beat Trinity College 14 goals to 3 . Queens University beat Royal Military College 32 goals to 5 . Osgoode Hall beat Peterborough 16 goals to 10 . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Osgoode Hall beat Stratford 2 goals to none . Queens University beat Brockville 7 goals to 5 . Final . " Sudden death "
Bob Jay Bob Jay ( born November 18 , 1965 in Burlington , Massachusetts ) is a professional defenceman . He played 3 games for the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League in 1993 - 94 , scoring 1 assist . Jay played for Merrimack College from 1984 to 1988 . He was not drafted by any NHL team . He played as a professional from 1990 to 2002 , mostly with the Fort Wayne Komets and the Detroit Vipers . Jay was also an assistant coach for various teams , most notably Harvard University from 2004 to 2007 . He retired in 2002 after playing for the Manchester Monarchs .
National Team Development Program The National Team Development Program is a program held by USA Hockey to further develop a select group of youth players deemed the most talented in the United States . Based in Ann Arbor , Michigan , where the players play in the Ann Arbor Ice Cube , the NTDP annually runs try outs to evaluate and select the best young American players . They form a team , the Junior American National Team , which competes in the North American Hockey League and plays NCAA division I college teams . It is this team that represents the United States at international junior competitions . The program is vastly successful , having produced several excellent players through the years . It is not rare for those players to be drafted in the National Hockey League ; in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft , six NTDP alumni were first - round selections , including first pick overall Erik Johnson . The next year , three NTDP alumni went in the first round , including James vanRiemsdyk , 2nd overall . Notable Alumni :
1946 – 47 Chicago Black Hawks season The 1946 – 47 Chicago Black Hawks season was the team ' s 21st season in the National Hockey League , and they were coming off a 3rd place regular season finish in 1945 – 46 , followed by being swept by the Montreal Canadiens in the first round of the playoffs . The Black Hawks would struggle all season long in 1946 – 47 , allowing a league high 274 goals , which was 81 goals higher than the next closest team . The team had the 2nd highest offense in the league though , scoring 193 goals . Despite the NHL raising its schedule length to 60 games , the Hawks would not even be close to reaching its point total from the previous season , earning a league low 42 points , and finishing 13 points out of a playoff spot . Offensively , the Hawks were led by Max Bentley , who led the NHL in points with 72 , and he led the Black Hawks with 29 goals and 43 assists . Doug Bentley would earn 55 points , while Bill Mosienko would score 25 goals and 52 points . Alex Kaleta ( 24 ) , team captain Red Hamill ( 21 ) , and Hully Gee ( 20 ) would all reach the 20 goal plateau . On defense , teenager Bill Gadsby would lead the team with 18 points , while John Mariucci would set a team record for penalty minutes in a season , with 110 . In goal , the Hawks acquired Paul Bibeault from the Montreal Canadiens , and he would lead the team with 13 wins , and had a 4 . 15 GAA , along with a shutout . Emile Francis would also get some playing time , earning 6 wins , while posting a 5 . 47 GAA . Pre - season . The Hawks held their training camp in Regina , Saskatchewan and played exhibition games throughout Western Canada .
St . Boniface Saints ( Junior B ) The St . Boniface Saints were a Canadian Junior B ice hockey team from St . Boniface , Manitoba . They were members of the Manitoba Junior B Hockey League ( MJBHL ) . < br > Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team rosters or on league for direct link to that season .
1947 - 48 SAJHL Season This is the 1947 - 48 season of the Southern Alberta Junior League : Semi Finals ( Best of 5 ) . Lethbridge Native Sons won Bellevue Lions conceded . Calgary Buffalos beat Medicine Hat Tigers 3 wins to 1 . Final ( Best of 7 ) . Lethbridge Native Sons beat Calgary Buffalos 4 wins to none . Lethbridge Native Sons advanced to the 1947 - 48 Alberta Junior Playoffs . See Also . Southern Alberta Junior League