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Nikita Zadorov Nikita Sergeevich Zadorov ( born April 16 , 1995 ) is a Russia n ice hockey player . Zadorov is currently playing for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League , who drafted him 16th overall in the first round of the 2013 NHL Entry Draft . Zadorov played in the Ontario Hockey League ( OHL ) with the London Knights . He was selected in the first round ( 4th overall ) of the 2012 KHL Junior Draft by HC CSKA Moscow . On October 19 , 2013 , Zadorov made his NHL debut skating with the Buffalo Sabres in a 4 - 2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche . After spending much of the rest of that season in the OHL with the Knights , Zadorov made the Sabres ' opening - night roster in the 2014 – 15 season as a permanent addition to the roster ; he initially only saw limited playing time and is primarily on the team for practice only ( he is not yet eligible for the American Hockey League and a tie - up involving Zadorov ' s Kontinental Hockey League rights are preventing him from being returned to juniors ) . Zadorov ' s playing time increased later in the season as the team ' s coaching staff decided to keep Zadorov regardless of his junior situation .
Hugh Plaxton Hugh John Plaxton ( May 16 , 1904 – January 12 , 1982 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player who competed in the 1928 Winter Olympics . In 1928 he was a member of the Toronto Varsity Grads , the Canadian team which won the gold medal and also won the Allan Cup in 1927 . After the Olympics , Plaxton took four years off to practice law . In 1932 - 33 he made a comeback for a season with the Montreal Maroons of the NHL .
Valeri Shiryaev Valeriy Viktorovych Shiryaev ( Ukrainian : Вале́рій Ві́кторович Ширя́єв ; born August 28 , 1963 in Kharkiv , Ukrainian SSR ) is a retired ice hockey player who played in the Soviet Hockey League . He played for Sokil Kyiv . He was inducted into the Russian and Soviet Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989 .
1991 – 92 Boston Bruins season The 1991 – 92 Boston Bruins season saw the Bruins finish in second place in the Adams Division with a record of 36 wins , 32 losses , and 12 ties for 84 points . They defeated the Buffalo Sabres in seven games in the Division Semi - final and swept the Montreal Canadiens in the Division Finals before being swept themselves in the Wales Conference Finals by the eventual Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins . References . < / div >
1939 - 40 Allan Cup Final Allan Cup Final . " Best of 5 " Kirkland Lake Blue Devils beat Calgary Stampeders 3 games to none . Kirkland Lake Blue Devils won the Allan Cup Allan Cup Consolation Final . A " consolation " final was held between the western and eastern runners - up . The prize was the Hardy Cup ( not to be confused with the later trophy for the Western Canada Intercollegiate Union ) . It was also a replay of the 1938 - 39 Allan Cup Final . This Hardy Cup was nevercompeted for again . " Best of 3 " Montreal Royals beat Port Arthur Bearcats 2 games to none . See Also . List of Allan Cup Finals
Mark Lee ( sportscaster ) Mark Lee is a Canadian sportscaster for CBC Sports who has covered women ' s ice hockey , Olympic games and the Pan Am Games . He quarterbacked the Carleton Ravens football team for four years , graduating with a journalism degree . He then worked as a news anchor at CFCF radio in Montreal . Lee then moved to Toronto where he worked at CBC Radio as a national sports reporter where he also hosted the sports magazine show " The Inside Track " . Lee currently works as the Western Conference play - by - play voice for " Hockey Night in Canada " . Lee has earned a Gemini Award , two ACTRA Awards . He lives in Cambridge , Ontario with his family .
Rebecca Martindale Rebecca Martindale is a womens ice hockey player from Kingston , Ontario . Currently , she competes for the Montreal Stars of the CWHL . Playing career . While playing for the McGill Martlets , she scored the championship goal in overtime during the 2010 postseason . During her 5 years with the Martlets , she accumulated 118 points in 194 games . Personal . Her sister competes for the Princeton Tigers women ' s ice hockey program References .
Jeff Nielsen Jeffrey Michael Nielsen ( born September 20 , 1971 in Grand Rapids , Minnesota ) is a retired American professional ice hockey player who played in the NHL with the New York Rangers , Anaheim Mighty Ducks , and Minnesota Wild . He is the older brother of Kirk Nielsen . Playing career . A highly touted prospect while in high school , Nielsen was drafted by the New York Rangers in the 4th round , 69th overall in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft . After being drafted Nielsen choose to play in the college ranks and played for the University of Minnesota for 4 years . He gradually improved each year and led the team in points during his senior season ( 1993 – 1994 ) and earned a spot on the WCHA second All - Star team the same season . After college Nielsen joined the Rangers minor league affiliate Binghamton Rangers . He played 3 years with the Binghamton Rangers , most notably scoring 53 points in 76 games during the 1996 – 1997 season . That year he also made his NHL debut , appearing in 2 games with the New York Rangers . Nielsen then signed with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks . He split the 1997 – 1998 season between the Mighty Ducks and their minor league affiliate Cincinnati Mighty Ducks . For the 1998 – 1999 season Nielsen was able to crack the NHL Mighty Ducks starting lineup , playing 80 games and scoring 9 points . The 1999 – 2000 season saw Nielsen play in 79 games and score an NHL career high 18 points . Nielsen was claimed in the 2000 NHL Expansion Draft by the newly formed Minnesota Wild . He played one season with the Wild before retiring from hockey in 2001 .
Andre Faust Andre Faust ( born October 7 , 1969 in Joliette , Quebec ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey left winger . He was drafted by New Jersey Devils in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft in 9th round as the 173rd pick overall . Faust is the first Princeton University alumnus to score a goal in the NHL . During his career Faust played in NCAA , NHL , AHL , DEL , Swedish Elitserien and Danish Superisligaen . In the NHL he played 47 games for the Philadelphia Flyers during the 1992 / 93 and 1993 / 94 season . In the 1995 / 96 season , he played for the AHL club Springfield Falcons after he was traded to the Winnipeg Jets for a 7th round pick in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft , he never played for Winnipeg . In 1996 , Faust moved to Germany and played for Augsburger Panther ( 1996 – 2000 ) and Kölner Haie ( 2000 – 02 ) . In 2002 he signed with Swedish club Färjestads BK . After that season Faust moved a new club , Odense , and a new country , Denmark . Faust played there for one season and then he retired from ice hockey . He was an assistant coach of Princeton in 2004 - 05 .
Corey Trivino Corey Trivino ( born January 12 , 1990 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a Canadian centre who plays for the Boston University Terriers . He played Tier II Junior " A " for the Stouffville Spirit from 2006 to 2008 and was chosen 36th overall by the New York Islanders in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft . Since 2008 he has been playing for Boston University .
1927 - 28 Canadian - American Hockey League season This is the 1927 - 28 Canadian - American Hockey League season . It was the second season of the league . Playoffs . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Final . " 4 games total goals " See Also . Canadian - American Hockey League
Viacheslav Fetisov Viacheslav Fetisov ( b . April 20th 1958 in Moscow , Russia , U . S . S . R . ) is a former professional defenceman who played in the Soviet League and in the National Hockey League . Fetisov was one of the main elements , along with Igor Larionov , in the fall of the barrier that prohibed Soviet players from joining the NHL . Regarded as one of the best defencemen of all time , Fetisov has been for a long time the captain of the Soviet National Team , while being a stalwart on the defensive unit of the CSKA Moscow . He left his country in 1989 to join the New Jersey Devils . He spent five seasons there before a trade dealt him to the Detroit Red Wings in the shortened 1994 - 95 NHL season . Viacheslav Fetisov is one of the most decorated player ever . He won two Olympic gold medals , one silver , seven gold World Championship medals , one silver and two bronze ; he also won the top European International player ' s Golden Hockey Stick thrice .
1936 - 37 HCL Season This is the 1936 - 37 season of the Halifax City League : Standings . Halifax Tramways ( 1st ) , Halifax Blue Sunocos , Dartmouth AOH , Halifax Wanderers , Dalhousie University . " Statistics unavailable . " Semi Final . " Sudden Death " Halifax Blue Sunocos 8 Dartmouth AOH 3 . Final . " Best of 3 " Halifax Blue Sunocos beat Halifax Tramways 2 wins to none . Halifax Blue Sunocos advanced to the 1936 - 37 Maritimes Senior Playoffs . Sea Also . Halifax City League
1926 - 27 LOVL The 1926 - 27 Lower Ottawa Valley League championship was won by Rockland . They appear to have lost to Hull & District League champion LaSalle College in the quarterfinal round , 11 goals to 6 ( 5 - 3 , 6 - 3 ) in a two game total goal series . No further information available for teams or standings .
Enver Lisin Enver Gennadievich Lisin ( born April 22 , 1986 in Voskresensk , Russian SFSR , Soviet Union ) is a Russian ice hockey player currently playing for the New York Rangers . He was Russian champion in 2006 and won the Europe an champion ' s cup in 2007 . Lisin was traded to the Rangers from the Coyotes for Lauri Korpikoski on July 13 , 2009 .
Christopher Sekura Christopher Sekura ( born October 31 , 1975 ) is an Australian semi - professional ice hockey player currently playing for the Sydney Ice Dogs in the Australian Ice Hockey League . Playing career . Christopher Sekura first played ice hockey for the Western Sydney Ice Dogs ( now Sydney Ice Dogs ) of the Australian Ice Hockey League in 2003 . During his first season he played six games , scoring two goals and recording ten assists . Sekura is currently in his eighth season with the Ice Dogs and is currently playing in the 2010 AIHL season . Sekura has also played for the Ice Dogs in the New South Wales pre - season tournament , the Wilson Cup . During the 2008 tournament he played five games , scoring four goals and recording three assists . International play . Played for Australia in :
Brian Kozak Memorial Award The Brian Kozak Memorial Award is presented annually to the Manitoba Junior Hockey League ' s defenseman who demonstrates throughout the season the greatest all - round ability in the position . It was first awarded in 1977 . Brian Kozak was a talented rearguard for the Selkirk Steelers in the late sixties . In 1976 , at the young ageof only 27 , Brian succumb to cancer . 1981 - 82 winner Grant Ledyard went on to play over a thousand games in the National Hockey League . Past Winners photo gallery
Maritime Senior Hockey League " This refers to the league that operated between 1932 and 1935 . For the league of the same name that operated from 1947 to 1950 , see Maritime Senior Hockey League ( 1947 - 50 ) . " The Maritime Senior Hockey League ran for three seasons ( 1932 - 33 , 1933 - 34 , & 1934 - 35 ) in the Canadian Maritime provinces ( New Brunswick , Prince Edward Island , & Nova Scotia ) . It was a Senior A level amateur league that ran under the authority of the Maritimes Amateur Hockey Association ( MAHA ) and the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ( CAHA ) . History . Senior amateur hockey in the Maritime provinces dates back at least until 1918 , but these teams did not compete for the Allan Cup , Canada ’ s national championship , until the 1927 - 28 season . That was the year that the Maritimes Amateur Hockey Association joined the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association ( CAHA ) . The senior amateur leagues in the Maritimes were local affairs , with teams from a very small area . This was because of the geography of the area , which made travel rather difficult and expensive . The senior champions fared badly in the interprovincial playoffs . In 1932 a league was formed with teams from the larger cities in the Maritimes . A determined effort was made to recruit good players from other parts of Canada . This resulted in the Maritime Senior Hockey League which has the unique distinction of its champions winning the Allan Cup in each of the years of its existence . In November 1934 the league decided to become commercial rather than senior . This meant that the teams could recruit players from all over rather than abide by the strict residential rules of the CAHA . These rules stipulated that players had to reside in the city or area of the team they played for as of September . The intention of the league was to set up new eligible teams just before the Allan Cup playoffs in March which could compete in the national championships . However the population of the region and of the cities was far too small to support a league of this caliber . Also the CAHA strongly disapproved of the recruiting policies , which were almost professional . The league contracted to three teams and then two by January . The Halifax Wolverines still went on to win the Allan Cup . The league still lot a lot of money . Three teams from Charlottetown , Saint John , and Halifax were set to start the 1935 - 36 season . However , lack of money forced the Halifax team to fold before the start of the season . The other two teams could not keep on going and the league folded for good in November . Member teams . Charlottetown Abegweits ( 1933 - 35 ) Halifax Wolverines ( 1933 - 35 ) Moncton Hawks ( 1933 - 35 ) St John Beavers ( 1934 - 35 ) Moncton and St John both withdrew in the middle of the 1934 - 35 season .
Steve Plouffe Steve Plouffe ( born November 23 , 1975 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender . Career . Plouffe started his career in the Central Hockey League with the Fort Worth Fire . As a member of the Fire , Plouffe led the league with 38 wins and was a member of the 1996 - 97 team that won the CHL Championship . The following season , Plouffe played as the starting goaltender for the Johnstown Chiefs . As a member of the Chiefs , Plouffe won 11 games in 44 appearances and set an ECHL single - season record for the longest winless streak with 11 games without a win . The record has since been broken several times , which includes a 22 game winless streak by former Stockton Thunder goaltender Jeff Weber during the 2005 - 06 ECHL season . He returned to Fort Worth for the 1998 - 99 season , where he skated with the Fort Worth Brahmas of the WPHL Plouffe spent three seasons playing in the Russian Superleague . He skated with the Khabarovsk Amur from 1999 until 2001 and returned to Russia in 2002 where he made 40 appearances with the Moscow Spartak . Plouffe returned to Canada to skate in the LNAH for three seasons . He skated with the Sorel Royeaux for the 2003 - 04 season . The Royeaux folded after the season , but the St . Jean Mission moved from Saint - Jean - sur - Richelieu to Sorel in the offseason , allowing Plouffe to stay in Sorel from 2004 to 2006 as a member of the newly - named Sorel - Tracy Mission to finish his career .
Martin Ševc Martin Ševc ( born September 23 , 1981 in Czechoslovakia ) is a Czech professional ice hockey player . He is currently a defenceman for Färjestads BK in the Swedish Elitserien ( SEL ) . Career . In January 2006 he and fellow teammate Pavel Patera were loaned to the Swedish Elitserien team Färjestads BK for the rest of the season . Ševc helped Färjestad win their seventh championship in April 2006 . After that , he returned home to the Czech league . He signed a contract with Färjestads BK for the 2008 – 09 season . He just stayed one season in Färjestad before signing with HC Dinamo Minsk of the Kontinental Hockey League for the 2009 – 10 season . After 40 games with Minsk , scoring 9 assists and 10 points in 40 games , he signed with Färjestad to return to Karlstad for the 2010 – 11 season . He became Swedish champions with Färjestad for the second time that season .
Glenn Fisher Glenn Fisher ( born April 25 , 1983 in Edmonton , Alberta ) is a professional ice hockey goaltender formerly with the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL . Fisher was drafted in the 5th round ( 148th overall ) by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft . In 2010 - 2011 Glenn was recruited as a left winger by the Edmonton Blackawks playing in Division 3 of the EMHL . Glenn posted a respectable 21 goals and 48 points in 29 games during the regular season , adding 4 goals and 8 points in 5 playoff games while a part of the Blackawks ' 2011 championship run . Junior and Collegiate career . Fisher spent one year in juniors , playing for the Fort Saskatchewan Traders of the Alberta Junior Hockey League in 2002 , appearing in 61 of the Traders ' 64 games . Following his lone season of juniors , Fisher began to attend the University of Denver . In his freshman season for Denver , Fisher served as backup to senior netminder Adam Berkhoel posting a 3 - 1 - 1 record with a 3 . 58 goals against average ( GAA ) and a . 872 saves percentage as the Pioneers won the 2004 National Championship defeating the University of Maine 1 – 0 . Fisher would split time with freshman Peter Mannino in his sophomore season , posting a 14 - 5 - 1 record with a 2 . 84 GAA and a . 889 saves percentage as the Pioneers won their second straight national title , defeating the University of North Dakota 4 – 1 . Fisher would play two more seasons at Denver posting a career record of 39 - 22 - 6 . Professional career . Fisher began his professional career in 2007 , when he was assigned to the Stockton Thunder of the ECHL . In 38 games with Stockton , Fisher posted a 14 - 19 - 2 record with a 3 . 36 GAA and a . 889 saves percentage . While with Stockton , Fisher received a one - game call up to the Springfield Falcons of the AHL , allowing three goals on eight shots . Fisher began his 2008 - 09 season with Springfield , appearing in three games and posting a 0 - 1 - 0 record with 3 . 00 GAA and . 900 saves percentage . The Edmonton Oilers have reassigned Fisher twice during the season . He spent a three game stint with the Stockton Thunder , posting a 2 - 0 - 1 record with a 2 . 64 GAA and a . 895 saves percentage . In late January , Fisher was reassigned to the Las Vegas Wranglers . In his first game with Las Vegas , Fisher saved 45 of 46 shots in a 5 – 1 win over the Bakersfield Condors .
Murray Williamson Murray Williamson While playing senior hockey in Eveleth , Minnesota , Williamson was noticed by the legendary coach John Mariucci and was recruited to play for the University of Minnesota in 1955 . His hockey skills eventually culminated with West All - American honors in 1959 . Following a short semi - pro career in Ontario , Williamson took on the role as player / coach and general manager of the St . Paul Steers in the USHL from 1962 - 1966 . That team eventually became the U . S . National Team launching Williamson into an illustrious international coaching career beginning with the World Tournament in Vienna , Austria , in 1967 and continuing through the World Junior Tournament in Winnipeg , Canada in 1974 . In 1970 , he coached the U . S . Team to the gold medal in the World Championships . And in the 1972 Olympic at Sapporo , Japan , Williamson ' s guidance over the U . S . National Team shook the world with a silver medal . Also winning the silver medal at World Championships . The 1972 team compiled an impressive domestic record of 60 wins , 6 losses , and 4 ties . As a coach and a mentor , Williamson was active in promoting the sport of hockey to youth hockey players from all over the world . In 1968 , he helped to co - find the first formal Youth Hockey Camp in the world at Bemidji , MN . Through his active participation spanning thirty - two years , he has been instrumental in helping teach hockey skills to over 30 , 000 youth hockey players from over 423 states and 15 foreign countries . Williamson also worked for Minnesota North Stars of the National Hockey League , first as an adviser to owner and Team President Walter Bush , and later as Team Vice President . In 1973 , Williamson was behind the formation of two hockey projects that are still in operation today ; the formation of the six team Midwest Junior Hockey League ( known as the USHL Junior League ) , and the U . S . National Junior Team , which he coached in the first ever World Junior Championships in Leningrad , Russia . Always striving to promote hockey , Williamson in 1980 , became very active to develop the founding committee for the creation of the Hobey Baker Memorial Award and helped to implement the program . In 2005 , Williamson was awarded the Hobey Baker Foundation ' s Legends of College Hockey Award . Williamson was inducted into the Massachusetts Hockey Hall of Fame in 2000 . And the United States Hockey Hall of Fame in 2005 , the University of Minnesota Athletic Hall of Fame in 2008 , and the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame in 2009 .
Doug Favell Doug Robert Favell ( born April 5 , 1945 in St . Catharines , Ontario ) is a retired Canadian professional goaltender , most notably for the Philadelphia Flyers of the National Hockey League . Playing career . Favell , along with future Flyers ' teammate Bernie Parent , played his junior hockey for the Niagara Falls Flyers in the OHA . After the club won the Memorial Cup in 1965 , both goalies began their professional careers in the Boston Bruins organization , who held their rights . Over the next two seasons , Favell played in the Bruins ' farm system . With the arrival of the six new expansion clubs for the 1967 – 68 NHL season , Favell and Parent were drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers . The goalies split the work that first season and led the Flyers to a first place finish in the NHL ' s Western Division . Favell had a stellar 2 . 27 GAA with four shutouts . Both goalies toiled for the Flyers until Parent was dealt to the Toronto Maple Leafs in February 1971 . Without Parent , Favell became the Flyer ' s workhorse goalie . He recorded seasons of 44 , 54 and 44 games with GAAs of 2 . 66 , 2 . 81 and 2 . 83 on an improving Flyer team . In 1973 , the Flyers reached the league semifinals and Favell was one of the top players , appearing in 11 playoff games and recording a 2 . 60 GAA and one shutout . Before the next season , Favell was traded to the Maple Leafs for none other than Bernie Parent . The Leafs had three veteran goalies but Favell played the most games in the regular season and playoffs . He recorded a strong win - loss record with a solid 2 . 71 GAA in 32 games . The following season saw the Leafs rely on two goalies , but Favell struggled in 39 games with the poorest goals against ( 4 . 05 ) of his career . His third season with the team was his last with only three games played and extended time on the injury list . Favell ' s NHL rights were sold to the Colorado Rockies for the 1976 – 77 NHL season . After appearing in 30 games that season , Favell became the Rockies # 1 goalie the following year , appearing in 58 games and leading the team into the playoffs . His final NHL season saw him appear in only seven games , and he finished the season with the Philadelphia Firebirds of the American Hockey League . Colorado exposed him to the expansion draft in 1979 . Selected by the Edmonton Oilers , he opted to retire instead of start fresh with a new franchise . Favell ' s NHL totals are 373 regular season games played with a 3 . 16 GAA and 18 shutouts . He appeared in 21 playoff games with a 3 . 11 GAA and 1 shutout .