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Gerry Théberge Gerry Théberge ( December 18 , 1930 - June 2000 ) was a Canadian ice hockey player who competed in the 1956 Winter Olympics . Théberge was a member of the Kitchener - Waterloo Dutchmen who won the bronze medal for Canada in ice hockey at the 1956 Winter Olympics .
1983 – 84 Montreal Canadiens season The 1983 – 84 Montreal Canadiens season was the team ' s 75th season of play . The club placed fourth in its division to qualify for the playoffs . They were defeated in the Prince of Wales Conference finals , by the New York Islanders . Playoffs . As fourth place finishers , the Canadiens drew the division winner Boston Bruins as their first round opponent . The Canadiens upset the Bruins , sweeping the series in three straight games . The Canadiens then faced off against the Quebec Nordiques in a " Battle of Quebec " . The Canadiens defeated the Nordiques four games to two to advance against the New York Islanders , the defending Stanley Cup champion . The Islanders would eliminate the Canadiens in six games . References . < / div >
1967 Stanley Cup Finals The 1967 Stanley Cup Final was a best - of - seven series played between the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs . The Maple Leafs would win the series four games to two to win their thirteenth Stanley Cup . This is Toronto ' s most recent Stanley Cup championship , and most recent appearance in the championship final . Paths to the Final . This was the last Stanley Cup before the 1967 expansion which meant only three series in total were played in the playoffs . Montreal defeated New York to advance to the finals and Toronto defeated Chicago . The series . The average age of the Leafs ' players was 31 , the oldest lineup to win the Cup . Johnny Bower was 42 and Allan Stanley was 41 . Dave Keon won the Conn Smythe Trophy . Montreal won the opener 6 – 2 , soundly trouncing Toronto . For the second game , Terry Sawchuk was replaced with Bower and provided the Leafs with a shutout win 3 – 0 . Bower was in net for game three won 3 – 2 on Bob Pulford ' s overtime goal . This game has been described as " one of the most exciting games ever played " . Bower was injured before game four and Sawchuk had to take over . Al Smith was called up from the minors to served as back - up for the fourth and fifth games . The Canadiens defeated the Leafs 6 – 2 again , this time in Toronto to even the series . Sawchuk would play very well in the next two games , backstopping the Leafs to the Cup . In the sixth game Bower returned to the line - up as back up . Jim Pappin scored his seventh goal of the playoffs and Sawchuk stopped 41 shots helping Toronto win the the cup . Pappin had four goals and four assists in the Final series . Toronto Maple Leafs 1967 Stanley Cup champions . Won all 4 Stanley Cups in 7 Years with Toronto 1962 , 1963 , 1964 , 1967 . George Armstrong , Bob Baun , Johnny Bower , Larry Hilliman , Tim Horton , Red Kelly , Dave Keon , Frank Mahovlich , Bob Pulford , Eddie Shack , Allan Stanley ( 11 players ) , Stafford Smythe , Harold Ballard , John Bassette , Punch Imlach , King Clancy , Bob Haggart , Tom Nayler ( 7 non - players )
Jason Tapp Jason Tapp ( born April 8 , 1978 in Kelowna , British Columbia ) is a Canadian ice hockey goaltender currently playing for the Kalamazoo Wings of the International Hockey League . Hockey career . College Hockey . Jason played hockey all four years for Boston University . In his Freshman year he played backup goalie for NHL goalie Michel Larocque , and his sophomore year he shared ice time with NHL goalie Rick DiPietro . In 52 games with Boston University , Tapp went 18 - 22 - 4 and had a 3 . 37 goals against game average . Professional career . ACHL and SEHL . Jason Tapp turned pro in 2002 in his first season with the Knoxville Ice Bears , ACHL . In his first pro year , Jason played 11 pro games , and had 5 wins , 3 losses . He continued his career with the Knoxville Ice Bears for the 2003 - 2004 season in the SEHL , earning icetime in 16 games , with 7 wins and 8 losses . Mid - season , Tapp left the Ice Bears for the Columbus Cottonmouths . In 33 games with the Cottonmouths , Tapp went 16 - 8 - 4 . UHL career . The 2004 - 2005 season brought Tapp to his first season in the UHL with The Missouri River Otters . Tapp played 47 games with the River Otters and went 23 - 21 - 3 . Tapp stayed in the UHL for the 2005 - 2006 season , but moved to The Quad City Mallards for his first of two seasons with the team . In his first season with the Mallards , Tapp went 34 - 20 - 7 with a total save percentage of . 916 . In his second season with the Mallards , Tapp went 31 - 19 - 8 , with a save percentage of . 904 . CHL career . For the 2007 - 2008 season , Jason Tapp moved to the CHL , playing for The Corpus Christi Rayz . In 59 games with the Rayz , Tapp went 22 - 28 - 7 . IHL career . In the 2008 - 2009 season , Tapp moved to the IHL to play for the Kalamazoo Wings . Jason ' s father , Brian Tapp , scored the first ever goal for the Kalamazoo Wings at Wings Stadium in the 1974 - 75 season . Jason shares ice time with 2005 - 2006 IHL playoff winner Joel Martin . As of 3 / 12 / 2009 , Jason has played 37 games and gone 21 - 15 - 1 for the Kalamazoo Wings . Playoffs . Tapp has gone to the playoffs four times in his professional career . The first time with the Ice Bears in 2002 - 03 , and again two seasons later with the River Otters . Tapp also took the Mallards to the playoffs during both of his seasons with them . Fights . Jason has also logged 3 fights in his pro - hockey career including two for the Mallards , and one for the Rayz . While playing for the Mallards in 2006 - 07 , Jason fought Rockford Icehogs defenseman , Luke Fritshaw , as well as Flint Generals goalie Bryan Worosz . In his one fight for the Rayz in the 2007 - 08 season , Jason fought Arizona Sundogs goalie , Bill Zaniboni . Jason Tapp is known for his calling on goalies from opposing teams with a " chicken dance " before he fights them . He pulls this often , but rarely gets a response .
Kevin Constantine Kevin Lars Constantine ( born December 27 , 1958 ) has coached teams in the NHL , IHL , and several major junior hockey leagues . He is currently coach of the Houston Aeros in the AHL . Playing career . Born in International Falls , Minnesota , Constantine was drafted as a goaltender by the Montreal Canadiens in the 1978 NHL Draft , and played six games of collegiate hockey for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy , New York . He left RPI as a junior and finished his degree at the University of Nevada , Reno . Coaching career . Constantine made a name for himself as a head coach in the late 1980s and early 1990s by guiding the Rochester Mustangs of the USHL and the Kansas City Blades of the IHL to winning records , as well as coaching the 1991 U . S . National Junior team to its ( then ) best - ever record at the World Junior Championships . Having found success at lower levels , he was hired as head coach of the San Jose Sharks for the 1993 - 1994 season : under his guidance , the team set an NHL record for largest improvement by finishing 58 points higher in the standings than it had the previous season . Between 1993 and 2002 , Constantine would coach the Sharks , the Pittsburgh Penguins and the New Jersey Devils , earning a record of 159 – 153 – 66 . He is the only coach in NHL history to take two eighth - seeded teams to first - round Stanley Cup playoff upsets ( San Jose over the Detroit Red Wings in 1994 and Pittsburgh over New Jersey in 1999 ) . In 2001 , he founded the Pittsburgh Forge , a new entry in the NAHL . In two seasons as the team ' s general manager and co - coach , Constantine amassed a record of 80 – 24 – 8 - - the Forge won the NAHL regular season championship in 2002 . After the 2002 - 2003 season , Constantine left Pittsburgh to be hired by the WHL expansion team , the Everett Silvertips . In their first year , the Silvertips broke the record for best season ever by a first - year team in the major junior hockey leagues ( the WHL , OHL and QMJHL ) , winning the U . S . Division Championship — they continued to set records , winning three straight playoff rounds to claim the Western Conference Championship and advance to the WHL Final against the Medicine Hat Tigers , where they lost 4 – 0 . On May 29 , 2007 , Constantine was named the head coach of the AHL ' s Houston Aeros . Awards . Constantine has been the recipient of USA Hockey ' s Distinguished Achievement Award : USA Hockey is the governing body for amateur ice hockey in the United States , and the award recognizes a U . S . citizen who has made a major contribution to hockey in the United States . He was a finalist for the 1994 Jack Adams Award for top NHL coach . He won the 1991 – 1992 Commissioner ' s Trophy . Constantine also was awarded the Coach of the Year award by the WHL in 2004 .
2003 – 04 Minnesota - Duluth Bulldogs women ' s ice hockey season Player stats . " Note : GP = Games played ; G = Goals ; A = Assists ; PTS = Points ; GW = Game Winning Goals ; PPL = Power Play Goals ; SHG = Short Handed Goals "
Winnipeg Blues The Winnipeg Blues are a Canadian Junior " A " hockey team from Winnipeg , Manitoba . They are members of the Manitoba Junior Hockey League ( MJHL ) , a part of the Canadian Junior Hockey League and Hockey Canada . The MJHL franchise originated as the Winnipeg Monarchs in 1930 . However , the team ’ s roots actual go back to the Fort Garry Blues of the Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League . Where the Blues were inaugural members , and after 4 straight championships purchased the Monarchs on May 18 , 1978 . The team continued to played out of the Winnipeg suburb of Fort Garry at the Century Arena . In May of 1984 , led by George Ulyatt , a consortium of 20 prominent Winnipeggers purchased the team , renaming them the Winnipeg South Blues . The ownership group included Winnipeg Jets general manager John Ferguson . For the 2010 - 11 season , the team moved into the new MTS Iceplex , located in the west end of the city , and also shortened it ’ s name to the Winnipeg Blues . < br > see Blues History Season - by - Season Record . Note : click on season for team rosters or on league for direct link to that season .
2004 ECAC Tournament The 2004 ECAC Tournament took place between March 5 , 2004 and March 20 , 2004 for the Men ' s Division I league and between March X , 2004 and March XX , 2004 for the Women ' s Division I league . Men ' s Tournament . The regular season champions were the Colgate Raiders . Along with Cornell , Brown , and Dartmouth , Colgate recieved a first round bye . The seeds for the men ' s tournament were : First Round . The first round was played during March 5 - 6 at the site of the higher seed . The teams played a best of 3 series . Quarterfinals . The quarterfinals were played March 12 - 14 at the site of the higher seed . ECAC Final Four . The ECAC Championships took place March 19 and 20 at Pepsi Arena in Albany , New York . The games were single - elimination . Colgate and Dartmouth , favorites to play in the championship game coming into the Final Four , faced each other in the consolation game instead on March 20th . Harvard and Clarkson , both darkhorse championship candidates , played in the ECAC Championship game in front of 6 , 489 fans . The Crimson scored 4 unanswered goals to win the 2004 ECAC Championship , their seventh , and advance to the NCAA Tournament as the league ' s lone representative . Harvard ' s Brendan Bernakevitch was named the tournament ' s Most Outstanding Player . Women ' s Tournament . The regular season champions were the Harvard Crimson and the St . Lawrence Saints . The seeds for the women ' s tournament were : Vermont and Union did not qualify for the ECAC Tournament . Quarterfinals . The quarterfinal round was played during March 12 - 14 at the site of the higher seed . The teams played a best of 3 series . ECAC Final Four . The semifinal round was held at Achilles Center on the campus of Union College in Schenectady , NY on March 20 . The semifinal winners faced each other in the championship game on March 21 .
Errol Rausse Errol Attilio Rausse ( born May 18 , 1959 in Quesnel , British Columbia ) is a retired Canadian ice hockey player . Drafted in 1979 by the Washington Capitals , Rausse played parts of three seasons with the Capitals , spending most of his time in the minor leagues with the Hershey Bears . He remained with the organization until 1983 when he would leave North America and play eleven seasons in Italy before finally retiring from active play in 1994 . In 31 NHL games he scored 7 goals and 3 assists .
English League The English League was an early ice hockey league in England . It was founded in 1931 and operated until 1936 when it disbanded . The majority of teams left to form the English National League in 1935 . The league was refounded during 1988 and continued on until 1997 .
Pam Dreyer - Sunkinen Pam Dreyer ( born August 9 , 1981 in Eagle River , Alaska ) is an American ice hockey player . She won a bronze medal at the 2006 Winter Olympics . At the games in Turin , she played 60 minutes and had 10 saves . She graduated from Brown University in 2003 .
Mike Clarke ( b . 1953 ) " This is about the player born in 1953 . For the players of the same name born in 1979 , please see Mike Clarke ( b . 1979 ) . " Mike Clarke ( born August 29 , 1953 ) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player who , in 1973 , was drafted by both the National Hockey League and World Hockey Association . Clarke was selected by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 3rd round ( 42nd overall ) of the 1973 NHL Amateur Draft , and was also selected by the New England Whalers in the 2nd round ( 26th overall ) of the 1973 WHA Amateur Draft . Although Clarke went on to play eleven seasons of professional hockey , he never played a game in either of major leagues that had drafted him . Playing career . Born 1992 in Didsbury , Alberta , Canada , Clarke played major junior hockey with the Calgary Centennials of the Western Hockey League . He began his professional career in the American Hockey League ( AHL ) in 1973 with the Richmond Robins - then the minor league affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers . Following his rookie campaign , Clarke was bounced around the minor leagues ; playing in the AHL , NAHL , IHL , and EHL . Clarke achieved his best success with the Flint Generals during the 1976 - 77 season when he racked up 108 points in 78 games with IHL team . In all he would play five seasons and 342 games with the Generals , scoring a total of 380 points for the Flint team . Mid - way through the 1981 - 82 season , the Generals dealt Clarke to the Fort Wayne Komets where he continued to produce by scoring 127 points in 127 games for the Komets . Clarke ' s 11 season professional career concluded following the 1983 - 84 season . He retired as a member of the Kalamazoo Wings after being traded to that team by Fort Wayne earlier that season . His total professional statistics are summed up with 721 points in 747 regular season games , with another 66 points scored in 60 post - season games .
Salem Raiders The Salem Raiders were a former professional hockey team in Salem . Virginia that played in the Atlantic Coast Hockey League during the 1981 - 82 season . In their one season in the ACHL , they finished with a record of 32 - 15 - 0 , which was the best record in the league . The Raiders were led by Dave MacQueen , who had 43 goals and 73 points in 36 games , and Tom Mullen , who led the team with 35 assists . MacQueen ' s goals and points totals and Mullen ' s assists totals led the league in their respective categories . They changed their name to the Virginia Raiders for 1982 - 83 . The Raiders would later cease operations after the 1982 - 1983 season .
Shelburne Sharks The Shelburne Sharks are a Canadian Junior ice hockey team based in Shelburne , Ontario , Canada . They play in the Greater Metro Junior A Hockey League . Established in 2010 , the team was originally known as the Shelburne Red Wings . History . The Red Wings were formed in 2010 by Russia n businessman Igor Vasilyev . The team was composed primarily of imported Russian hockey players . The Red Wings were the first Junior hockey club in Shelburne since the Shelburne Wolves of the Metro Junior A Hockey League and Ontario Provincial League . On September 11 , 2010 , the Red Wings played their first game , a road game in Thornhill versus the Toronto Canada Moose . The Red Wings were victorious , 5 - 4 . In December 2010 , the Red Wings and the town of Shelburne became the centre of attention due to a pair of articles written by the Toronto Star ' s Robert Cribb . Cribb interview the players , townsfolk , and the player ' s parents in Russia to gain perspective on the team , the environment surrounding the team , the reaction of the town to the team , the reaction of Hockey Canada officials to the team , and also how the parents of the players in Russia felt . Readers of the Toronto Star , some local , some as far away as Chicago pledged money to pay off hockey - related debts for these players to continue their time with the Red Wings . The Detroit Red Wings Alumni Association contacted the team to ask how they may help these players . The Mayor of Shelburne , Ed Crewson , held a town meeting to discuss Hockey Canada ' s policies , which he has labelled , " . . . severe and draconian . " In the Fall of 2011 , the team decided to drop its exclusivity of Russian players , allowing players of all nationalities to participate in the Red Wings program . HTI Stars . In 2014 , the team was sold and changed its name to the Shelburne HTI Stars . The team went on a one - year hiatus to reorganize and is scheduled to return to the GMHL for the 2015 - 16 season . League award winners . Marshall Uretsky Award ( MVP ) Bob Bernstein Award ( Top Scorer ) Al Donnan Award ( Best Goaltender )
St . Pete / Winston - Salem Parrots The St . Pete / Winston - Salem Parrots ' were an ice hockey team in the Atlantic Coast Hockey League in the 2002 - 03 season . They started the season out in Winston - Salem , they moved to St . Petersburg on November 30 , 2002 . They folded after the season with a record of 28 - 23 - 6 .
Alberta Pandas women ' s ice hockey The University of Alberta Pandas women ’ s ice hockey team represent the University of Alberta . Since joining the CIS in 1997 , their only head coach has been Howie Draper . On January 25 , 2011 , it was announced that the 1999 - 2000 University of Alberta Pandas hockey team would be inducted into the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame . Early years . In the era of the First World War , the University of Alberta formed men ’ s ice hockey and women ’ s ice hockey teams . The women ’ s team played many community based teams . The University of Alberta played the Edmonton Monarchs in the Monarchs first ever game in 1918 . The city of Edmonton would organize women ’ s ice hockey into three divisions in 1930 : junior , intermediate and senior . The Edmonton Monarchs and the University of Alberta were the only teams that comprised the senior division . In that same year , the University of Alberta would challenge the Edmonton Monarchs for the Alpine Cup . The Monarchs prevailed by a 1 - 0 score . By 1934 , the University of Alberta was demoted to the intermediate division . In 1937 , the University of Alberta competed for the Alpine Cup , contested at the Banff Winter Carnival . The club lost to the Calgary Avenue Grills team . CIS . On November 7 , 2009 , the Pandas defeated the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds by a score of 3 - 2 . With the victory , the Pandas became the first women ’ s hockey team in Canada West to hit double digits in the win column this season . The 2008 - 09 Canada West Rookie of the Year , and first star of the game , Stephanie Ramsay , scored the first goal of the game . She received the feed from sophomore forward Sarah Hilworth ( the game ’ s third star ) at the 7 : 16 mark of the first . Having five assists through her first six games , Tamara Pickford scored 30 seconds into the second period . On March 14 , 2010 , the Pandas won the Canadian Interuniversity Sport women ' s ice hockey championship . In the championship , they defeated the McGill Martlets by a score of 2 - 0
2006 IIHF European Women Champions Cup This was the second edition of the European Women Champions Cup . Preliminary Round . Group A . October 14 - 16 , 2005 @ Tallinn , Estonia Group B . October 13 - 15 , 2005 @ Bolzano , Italy Group C . October 14 - 16 @ Unna , Germany EV Zug 3 - 0 - 0 - 6 Final . December 2 - 4 , 2005 @ Solna , Sweden AIK Solna won the championship .
BIK Karlskoga BIK Karlskoga " ( Bofors IK Karlskoga ) " is an ice hockey club from Karlskoga in Sweden . They are currently playing in the second highest league in Sweden , HockeyAllsvenskan . In 1963 , the club IFK Bofors was merged with Karlskoga IF and formed KB 63 ( formally IF Karlskoga / Bofors ) . Between 1978 and 2011 the club was known as Bofors IK , which was then changed to its current name .
Māris Jučers Māris Jučers ( born June 18 , 1987 ) is a Latvia n professional ice hockey goaltender who is currently playing for Dinamo Riga of the Kontinental Hockey League . Between 2007 and 2011 Jučers played for the Latvian club Metalurgs Liepaja which participates in the Belarusian Extraleague . On July 19 , 2011 it was announced that Māris has signed a 2 year two - way contract with Dinamo Riga . He participated at the 2011 IIHF World Championship as a member of the Latvia men ' s national ice hockey team .
Winter Sports Center The UND Winter Sports Center ( AKA Ralph Engelstad Arena ) served as the home of the Fighting Sioux from the 1972 - 73 season through 2000 - 01 . During that time the school won 5 NCAA championships and 8 WCHA championships . Constructed at a cost of $ 2 million to replace the outdated Winter Sports Building , it was one of the top arenas in the nation when built and had a seating capacity of 6 , 067 . The facility also saw several additions and renovations , included one funded by alumnus Ralph Engelstad that led to the the facility being renamed in his honor . Built as a hockey only facility , the arena had outstanding sight lines and fans were right on top of the action , making it one of the most feared places to play in all of college hockey . The metal construction and relatively low ceiling also contributed to making it extremely loud , reaching ear - splitting levels when the Sioux were playing rivals like Minnesota and Wisconsin . The Sioux pep band was also a fixture in the northeast corner of the arena . The bad would make it presence felt prior to games by playing the team fight song " Fight on Sioux " slowly , then playing it again and again , faster each time , whipping the crowd into a frenzy . Die hard student fans were also an important part of the lore of the original Engelstad Arena . Perhaps the most well known were The Farce , who reigned in the late 1970s and early 80s when coach John " Gino " Gasparini was leading the Sioux back to national prominence . Students were also known to wait outside in subzero temperatures for hours on end to get into games . In its 29 seasons the arena played host to numerous stars including Hobey Baker winner Tony Hrkac and NHL superstar goal Ed Belfour , teammates on the 1987 NCAA championship team , considered the best in school history and among the best in college hockey history . The Sioux played their final season at the arena in 2000 - 01 with the final goal was scored by Jeff Panzer in a first round playoff win over Minnesota - Duluth . The Sioux played an exhibition game the next fall prior to moving into their opulent new home , also named Ralph Engelstad Arena . In addition to serving as home of the Fighting Sioux , the arena hosted the 1983 NCAA Frozen Four and also the annual North Dakota State High School Hockey tournament . Unfortunately , this venerable facility will soon meet the wrecking ball , but it will forever live on in the hearts and memories of Fighting Sioux fans .