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Osborne Anderson Osborne " Ty " Anderson ( October 15 , 1908 – January 31 , 1989 ) was an American ice hockey player who competed in the 1932 Winter Olympics . In 1932 he was a member of the American ice hockey team , which won the silver medal . He played all six matches and scored one goal . Life & Times . Early Years . Ty Anderson was born in Norway and immigrated to Swampscott , Massachusetts with his parents at an early age . Anderson was an accomplished athlete as a young man standing out as the quarterback for the high school football team and as shortstop for the baseball team in addition to his accomplishments as a hockey player for Swampscott High School . It was his skills as a hockey player that allowed him to play for the Boston Hockey Club ( a precursor to the EAHL ' s Boston Olympics . ) and the United States National team . Playing career . Anderson first played for the United States at the 1931 World Championships , winning his first international Medal . Team USA would only lose a single game in the tournament , being shut out by Canada 2 - 0 , giving the Americans second place and the Silver Medal . The next year Anderson represented the United States at the Olympic Games , where Team USA would fall short against the Canadians again , giving Anderson his second Silver Medal , and lone Olympic Medal . After the Olympics Anderson would join the Atlantic City Sea Gulls in the Tri - State Hockey league . The TSHL would become the Eastern Amateur Hockey League for the 1933 - 1934 seasons and though it was a sort of minor league for the NHL , Anderson preferred to stay in the EAHL and remained there for 15 years . Anderson would gain a reputation as one of the most gentlemanly players in the EAHL , averaging only 11 penalty minutes a year . He was so respected in the league that on March 9 , 1941 he would receive a gold watch for his EAHL services on what was called " Ty Anderson Day " , an event that was held by the New York Rovers while Anderson was a member of the visiting Boston Olympics . Later life . After his Playing Career Anderson moved back to Swampscott and became the high school ' s ice hockey head coach . Anderson would coach the team from 1948 to 1972 , leading them to three North Shore League championships ( 1958 , 1959 and 1963 ) . In the summers Anderson worked as a local golf pro . On January 31 , 1989 at the age of 80 , Ty Anderson died of pancreatic cancer in a medical center located in Lynn , Massachusetts .
2002 – 03 Montreal Canadiens season The 2002 – 03 Montreal Canadiens season was the club ' s 94th season of play . The club struggled through the season , made a coaching change and did not qualify for the Stanley Cup playoffs . Regular season . Before the start of the season many predicted a strong showing from the Canadiens due to the team possessing a healthy Saku Koivu as well as last seasons Hart Trophy winner in Jose Theodore . The team was . 500 for the first two months of the season and show very little improvement in December . Players like Mariusz Czerkawski , added to the lineup during the summer , and Donald Audette are slow to produce offense . The two forwards are both sent down for brief stints in the minors . For his part , Jose Theodore ’ s performance is not up to par with his dream season of a year earlier . Despite the strong seasons from Koivu , Richard Zednik and Yanic Perreault , the Canadiens slid to 11th place in the Eastern Conference in mid - January . This losing streak prompted General Manager Andre Savard to fire head coach Michel Therrien and replace him with Claude Julien , who filled the same role behind the bench of Habs ’ AHL affiliate in Hamilton . Despite Julien ’ s arrival as head coach , the team is unable to improve its situation . The Habs see their playoff hopes evaporate with a nine - game winless streak that ends in early March . Even with Saku Koivu ' s 71 points and Richard Zednik ' s 31 goals the Canadiens missed the playoffs for the fourth time in 5 seasons . The Canadiens ended with a record of 30 - 35 - 9 - 8 and former MVP Theodore had a disappointing season with a record of 20 - 31 - 6 . Player stats . Regular season . Before the start of the season many predicted a strong showing from the Canadiens due to the team possessing a healthy Saku Koivu as well as last seasons Hart Trophy winner in Jose Theodore . The team was . 500 for the first two months of the season and show very little improvement in December . Players like Mariusz Czerkawski , added to the lineup during the summer , and Donald Audette are slow to produce offense . The two forwards are both sent down for brief stints in the minors . For his part , Jose Theodore ’ s performance is not up to par with his dream season of a year earlier . Despite the strong seasons from Koivu , Richard Zednik and Yanic Perreault the Canadiens slid to 11th place in the Eastern Conference in Mid - January . This losing streak prompted General Manager Serge Savard to fire head coach Michel Therrien and replace him with Claude Julien , who filled the same role behind the bench of Habs ’ AHL affiliate in Hamilton . Despite Julien ’ s arrival as head coach , the team is unable to improve its situation . The Habs see their playoff hopes evaporate with a nine - game winless streak that ends in early March . Even with Saku Koivu ' s 71 points and Richard Zednik ' s 31 goals the Canadiens missed the playoffs for the fourth time in 5 seasons . References . < / div >
1948 – 49 AHL season The 1948 – 49 AHL season was the 13th season of the American Hockey League . Eleven teams played 68 games each in the schedule . The Wally Kilrea Trophy for the league ' s " top point scorer , " is renamed the Carl Liscombe Trophy . The St . Louis Flyers won their first F . G . " Teddy " Oke Trophy as West Division champions . The Providence Reds and won their third Calder Cup as league champions . Final standings . " Note : GP = Games played ; W = Wins ; L = Losses ; T = Ties ; GF = Goals for ; GA = Goals against ; Pts = Points ; Scoring leaders . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; Pts = Points ; PIM = Penalty minutes "
Oakville Meteors History . The Oakville Meteors were a senior B and intermediate team . They played in the Metro Toronto Group in the Ontario Hockey Association ' s senior B series in 1956 - 57 and 1957 - 58 , In 1956 - 57 they were an intermediate A team and entered the 1956 - 57 OHA Intermediate A Playoffs .
2015 Alberta Senior AA / A Provincials This is the 2015 Alberta Senior AA / A Provincials . The event will take place March 27 - 29 , 2015 . The games will be played at the Daysland Arena in Daysland , Alberta and at the EnCana Events Centre in Camrose , Alberta . Qualifying . The host team and champions of the following leagues automaticly qualify for the tournament : Format . Each team plays the other teams in their bracket once . The top team in each bracket advances to the championship game . The second place teams play in the " bronze medal game " . Schedule / Results . Standings . Pool A Nanton Palaminos 2015 Alberta Senior Hockey Champions AA / A Links . Hockey Alberta web site for event
2015 - 16 Southern Professional Hockey League Season This is the 2015 - 16 Southern Professional Hockey League season . This was the league ' s 11th season . President ' s Cup Playoffs . Format . With the addition of a ninth team the playoff format was changed to having the top eight teams qualify for the playoffs ( up from the top six teams for 2014 - 15 ) . The first round consists of four best - of - three series with the 1st place team playing the 8th place team , 2nd playing 7th , 3rd playing 6th , and 4th playing 5th . The highest seeded first round winner plays the lowest seeded first round winner and the 2nd highest seeded first round winner plays the third highest first round winner . The semifinal winners then moves on to meet the top seed in the best - of - three President ' s Cup Final .
Matej Bene Matej Bene ( born April 11 , 1992 ) is a Slovak ice hockey player . He is currently playing with HK Orange 20 of the Slovak Extraliga . He played in 2009 - 10 with the Kamloops Blazers . Bene made his European Elite debut during the 2010 - 11 season playing in the Slovak Extraliga with HK Nitra . Bene participated at the 2012 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships as a member of Team Slovakia .
2005 CHA Tournament The 2005 CHA Tournament took place March 11 - 13 , 2005 at the IRA Civic Center in Grand Rapids , Minnesota for the Men ' s Division I league . The Women ' s Division I league tournament took place March 12 and 13 at Mercyhurst Ice Center in Erie , Pennsylvania . CHA Men ' s Tournament . The regular season champions were the Bemidji State Beavers . Along with Alabama - Huntsville , they recieved a bye to the semifinals . The seeds in the men ' s tournament were : All rounds were single elimination . Play - in Round . The play - in round took place on March 11 . Semifinals . The semifinal round took place on March 12 . The play - in teams were not reseeded . Final . The CHA Championship Game was played on March 13 . The Bemidji State Beavers earned their first ever Division I NCAA Tournament bid , defeating the Alabama - Huntsville Chargers 3 - 0 in front of a nominally home - ice crowd . The Beavers did not allow a single goal during the tournament . CHA Women ' s Tournament . The regular season champions were the Mercyhurst Lakers . The women ' s seeds were : All rounds were single - elimination . Semifinals . The semifinals took place on March 12 . Final . The CHA Championship took place on March 13 . Mercyhurst gained an at - large bid to the NCAA Tournament .
2007 Asian Winter Games Ice hockey was featured as part of the 2007 Asian Winter Games at the Changchun Fuao Ice Hockey Rink for the Men ' s and at the Jilin Provincial Skating Rink for the Women ' s in Changchun . Events were held from 26 January to 3 February 2007 . According to the IIHF World Ranking , Kazakhstan ( ranked 11th ) were the highest rated team in men ' s ice hockey , followed by Japan ( 21st ) and China ( 28th ) . In the women ' s World Ranking , China were rated 7th , Kazakhstan 9th and Japan 10th , with North Korea also in the top 20 . Men ' s competition . Group A . Japan are a Division I team in world ice hockey , while North Korea are a Division II team , ranked 36th of the world ' s 45 teams . Group B . Kazakhstan were the only team in the group to be rated by the IIHF , and went through with comfortable wins in both matches . Group C . As in Group B , two of the teams did not appear on the IIHF World Rankings , nor have they participated in ice hockey ' s world championships . Group D . Neither Malaysia nor Hong Kong have participated in ice hockey world championships before ; South Korea are in Division II after a 3 – 6 loss to China in last year ' s World Championship series . Finals round . The four top - ranked teams reached the finals round ; North Korea , who lost 1 – 5 to South Korea and 2 – 14 to China in the 2006 Division II World Championships , were eliminated by Japan . Games were played as a round robin . Women ' s competition . The women ' s competition was held as a single round robin . China and Kazakhstan played in the 2005 World Championships , finishing sixth and seventh respectively , but failed to qualify for the 2006 Olympic tournament . Japan finished as runner - up to Switzerland in Division I of the 2005 tournament , while North Korea played in Division II and South Korea in Division IV .
1946 - 47 OCSL The 1946 - 47 Ottawa City Senior League championship was won by Ottawa St Anthonys . They participated in the 1946 - 47 Ottawa District Senior Playoffs . They were defeated by Pontiac League champion Campbells Bay in the second round of the playoffs two games to one .
Swiss 4 . Liga The Swiss 4 . Liga is the lowest league in Switzerland . The top teams are promoted to the Swiss 3 . Liga . Format . The 2 . Liga is divided in three divisions : Ostschweiz ( East Switzerland ; OS ) , 13 teams ; Zentralschweiz ( Central Switzerland ; ZS ) , 12 teams and Suisse Romande ( Romandie , SR ) .
Ralph Krueger Ralph Krueger ( born August 31 , 1959 in Winnipeg , Manitoba ) is a German - Canadian ice hockey coach from Steinbach , Manitoba , currently serving as the Associate Coach for the Edmonton Oilers , of the National Hockey League ( NHL ) . He was the coach of the Swiss men ' s national ice hockey team from the 1997 / 1998 season until the end of the XXI Olympic Winter Games in 2010 . Prior to being hired by the Oilers , Krueger had been a scouting consultant for the Carolina Hurricanes . Player . Ralph Krueger played 350 matches in the German Bundesliga , accumulating 187 goals and 186 assists . In the 1980 / 81 season , as a member of Düsseldorfer EG , he led the league in scoring with 103 points . He also played 45 matches for the West German national ice hockey team . Coach . Krueger began his coaching career as an assistant with EV Duisburg of the German second league . Between 1994 and 1998 he led VEU Feldkirch to five straight Austrian championships , culminating in Feldkirch becoming champions in 1998 of the European Ice Hockey League , made up of the champions of various European leagues . This experience later encouraged him to author a motivational book . After the successes with the Austrian team , he took over as full - time head coach of the Swiss national ice hockey team , having split his time between Feldkirch and Switzerland in 1998 . His tenure with the Swiss national team has also seen some notable successes . Ralph Krueger ' s Swiss national teams have achieved the following places in the respective tournaments : NHL Coaching Career . On July 30 , 2010 , Krueger was named as the new Associate Coach of the Edmonton Oilers . Personal life . His son Justin is currently a member of the German men ' s national ice hockey team , playing in his first international tournament at that level in the 2010 IIHF World Championship .
Lisa Steffes Lisa Steffes ( born January 16 , 1992 in Amherstburg , Ontario ) is a women ' s ice hockey player . Playing career . She competed for the Bluewater Jr . Hawks ( based out of Strathroy ) of the Provincial Women ' s Hockey League from 2008 to 2010 . In her first year with Bluewater , she helped the Hawks finish third in 2008 - 09 . The following season , Bluewater had a fourth place finish . Steffes was part of the Bluewater team that won the championship at the 2009 Stoney Creek Tournament . In addition , she was with Bluewater when they enjoyed a third place standing at the Winterlude Showcase Tournament . She saw limited action in 2009 - 10 due to injuries . In her final season with Bluewater , she appeared in 18 games with four shutouts , a 2 . 01 goals - against average and . 931 save percentage . Ally Tarr , one of her teammates at Bluewater , played with her at Ohio State . Hockey Canada . Steffes was selected to be on the 2009 - 10 Team Ontario Red , which competed at the 2010 Under - 18 national championships but a concussion forced her to not participate . She participated in the Canadian National Women ' s Program Strength and Conditioning Camp in April 2009 and May 2010 . In addition , Steffes was invited to the Canadian National Women ' s Under - 18 Team Selection Camp . NCAA . She was in net for the sweep of Robert Morris in a non - conference road series ( Oct 8 - 10 , 2010 ) . She allowed only one goal in each game . Steffes stopped 40 of the 42 shots on goal in both games . In addition , she faced in the series for a . 952 save percentage . In addition , she also helped blank the host Colonials on all seven of their weekend power - play opportunities . On January 14 and 15 , 2011 , she led visiting Ohio State to a pair of 3 - 2 league road victories at Minnesota State . She made 49 saves in OSU ’ s first WCHA road sweep of the season . She made 28 saves on January 24 and made 21 saves the following day . Her save percentage for the two games was . 925 . For the season , she surpassed the 700 - save milestone . She is one of only two goalies in the NCAA to already reach the 700 - save mark and she also leads all NCAA Div . 1 women ’ s goalkeepers in minutes played this season with 1454 : 50 .
Tommy Ivan Thomas N . Ivan ( January 31 , 1911 – June 25 , 1999 ) was a NHL head coach of the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Black Hawks . With the Red Wings from 1947 to 1954 , he won three Stanley Cup s , and would win another while serving as the Black Hawks ' GM . Ivan , born in Toronto , Ontario , Canada , had an overall record of 288 – 174 – 111 . Tommy Ivan was a well respected coach and general manager in the NHL . His junior hockey days in Ontario on up to his first pro coaching job with Omaha , in the Central League , were merely the first steps in a distinguished Hall of Fame Career . Ivan was a keen judge of talent that helped discover young prospects like Gordie Howe and several other NHL players that would go on to Hall of Fame careers . Ivan won 3 Stanley Cup while coaching Detroit 1950 , 1952 , 1954 . He took the reins of Chicago Black Hawks coach / general manager in 1954 , after winning six straight Regular season championships with Detroit . At the time the Hawks were a franchise in trouble . Ivan would lead a tremendous rebuilding effort , adding farm teams and stocking the Hawk farm system with good prospects . He also made key trades that would help fortify the Hawks into a contending team for the next several seasons . Rudy Pilous was hired to coach the Hawks by Tommy Ivan and he would eventually guide the team to the 1961 Stanley Cup . The 1961 Hawks team finally produced the results that Ivan ' s rebuilding process began back in 1954 . The Chicago Black Hawks would also reach the Stanley Cup Finals in 1962 , 1965 , 1971 , and 1973 . Ivan served 25 years as Black Hawks GM . He then served as Chicago Black Hawks Vice President and Alternate Governor ( NHL Board of Governors ) in the years following his GM tenure .
2000 – 01 Minnesota Wild season The 2000 – 01 Minnesota Wild season was the Wild ' s first season . One of the policies that the Wild has implemented is never naming a permanent captain . Instead , the team captaincy is rotated on a monthly basis among several of its players each season , with some players serving multiple times . References . < / div >
Calgary Bronks The Calgary Bronks were a senior team in Calgary , Alberta . History . The Calgary Bronks were organized in 1928 in the Southern Alberta Senior League . It moved to the Alberta Senior League in the merger of 1936 . The Bronks won the Southern League title in 1929 - 30 , 1931 - 32 , and 1932 - 33 . They won the Alberta title in 1931 - 32 but lost the Western Canada final . They merged with the Calgary Rangers in 1938 to form the Calgary Stampeders .
Dave Walter Dave Walter ( Born May 6 , 1952 , in Niagara Falls , Ontario ) is a retired hockey centre . He played 26 games in the World Hockey Association ( WHA ) for the Chicago Cougars and San Diego Mariners . Walter scored 2 goals and 3 assists from 1973 to 1976 in the WHA .
Aleksandr Kharitonov Aleksandr Kharitonov ( born March 30 , 1976 in Moscow , Soviet Union ) is a Russia n professional ice hockey right wing . Draft . He was drafted in the third round , 81st overall , by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 2000 NHL Entry Draft . Career . After playing briefly in the National Hockey League with the Tampa Bay Lightning and the New York Islanders , Kharitonov returned to Russia and currently plays for HC Sibir Novosibirsk of the KHL .
Jack Stoddard Jack Stoddard ( born September 26 , 1926 in Stoney Creek , Ontario ) was a professional ice hockey right winger who played 80 games in the National Hockey League . He played with the New York Rangers . He played junior hockey for the Stratford Kroehlers , Hamilton Whizzers , and Hamilton Lloyds from 1943 to 1946 . In 1946 he turned pro with the Baltimore Clippers of the Eastern Hockey League . The next year he jumped up to the Providence Reds of the American Hockey League , with whom he spent the better part of five seasons . The Reds traded Stoddard to the New York Rangers on January 1 , 1952 , and he played there for a season and a half , scoring 16 goals and 15 assists in 80 games . After that he moved back to the minor pros . In 1955 he played senior hockey until he retired in 1962 . In 1959 - 60 he played for the Chatham Maroons and won the Allan Cup . In 1972 - 73 Stoddard was the coach of the senior Owen Sound Downtowners .
1979 - 80 QUAA Season This is the 1979 - 80 Quebec Universities Athletic Association season . This was the University of Ottawa ' s first season after transferring from the OUAA . Playoffs . " All series best of three . " Semi - Finals . UQTR Patriotes beat Bishop ' s Gaiters 2 wins to 0 . Concordia Stingers beat Ottawa Gee - Gees 2 wins to 0 . Final . Concordia Stingers beat UQTR Patriotes 2 wins to 0 . Concordia University Stingers ( as conference champion ) advanced to the 1980 University Cup tournament . See also . List of QUAA Seasons
Tor Gundersen Tor Gundersen ( born September 15 , 1935 ) is a Norwegian ice hockey player . He played for the Norwegian national ice hockey team , and participated at the Winter Olympics in 1964 and in 1968 . He was awarded Gullpucken as best Norwegian ice hockey player in 1960 .
Lonnie Loach Lonnie Loach ( born April 14 , 1968 in New Liskeard , Ontario , Canada ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who spent the majority of his career in the IHL but also played briefly in the NHL with the Ottawa Senators , Los Angeles Kings , and Mighty Ducks of Anaheim . He played left wing and shot left - handed . Playing career . After one season with the Guelph Platers of the OHL Loach was drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks in the 5th round , 98th overall in the 1986 NHL Entry Draft . After being drafted Loach returned to the Platers and played another 2 years with the team . Loach then turned pro and played the next 3 years in the IHL . During the 1990 – 1991 season Loach led the IHL with 131 points in 81 games and helped lead the Fort Wayne Komets to the Turner Cup Finals . Following the 1990 – 1991 season Loach signed as a free agent with the Detroit Red Wings . He spent one year with the Red Wings ' minor league affiliate Adirondack Red Wings , scoring 86 points in 67 games during the 1991 – 1992 season . In 1992 Loach was claimed in the Expansion Draft by the Ottawa Senators . The 1992 – 1993 season saw Loach finally make his NHL debut . He appeared in 3 games with the Senators early in the season , but was eventually released . Loach was quickly picked up by the Los Angeles Kings however , and he earned a spot on the Kings roster . He played in 50 games , scoring 23 points . Following the season Loach was again claimed in the Expansion Draft , this time by the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim . He was unable to crack the Mighty Ducks roster for the 1993 – 1994 season , spending the majority of the year with the San Diego Gulls while appearing in 3 games with the Mighty Ducks . This would be the last time Loach would play in the NHL . Loach spent the next 5 years in the IHL . His most successful season during this time was during the 1995 – 1996 season when he scored 86 points with the Detroit Vipers . Loach would also make stops with the San Antonio Dragons , Long Beach Ice Dogs , and Kansas City Blades . Loach then played from the 1999 – 2000 season until the 2002 – 2003 season with the Missouri River Otters of the UHL . Over 4 seasons he scored 310 points in 238 games with the River Otters . During the 2002 – 2003 season Loach also made an appearance with the Los Angeles Kings minor league affiliate Manchester Monarchs , playing 3 games . Loach retired from hockey following the 2002 – 2003 season . For the 2003 – 2004 season Loach was hired as the head coach of the River Otters and coached the team for the majority of the year , but was replaced after 70 games and a dismal 16 – 47 – 7 record . Loach came out of retirement for the 2005 – 2006 season with the River Otters , skating in 21 games with the team before retiring again in 2006 . He had his # 33 retired by the River Otters , the only player to have his number retired by the team .