CardComplex.com hockey Player List Categorized by players last name. A. CALLE JOHANSSON MATHIAS johnsonBRENT johnson CRAIG johnson GREG johnson MATT johnson mike johnson RYAN http://www.cardcomplex.com/players/hockey_players.php
Hockey At The College Of St. Scholastica Schedule; Roster; Stats; hockey Home; NCHA; NCAA. 197273 mike Dalton 1974-75 ChuckMizia, mike Dalton, Randy 1981-82 George Cava, Greg Anderson, Jim johnson 1982-83 http://www.css.edu/depts/athletics/hockey/Captains.html
Edifying Spectacle Posters : Sports : Hockey hockey. A hockey Gallery. Adam Deadmarsh. Gordie Howe. Greg johnson. GuyLafleur. Henrik Sedin. Michael Peca. Mikael Renberg. mike Comrie. mike Grier. http://edifyingspectacle.org/posters/shop/cat-290/sub-424.html
SLAM! Sports: Hockey Plus Having such a talented centerman will help johnson score 30 goals and 55 THIS DAYIN hockey. Oct 5, 1989 Minnesota rookie mike Modano scored the first goal of http://www.slam.ca/NHLPlayers/3579.html
Extractions: Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CNEWS Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand City Sites Travel Search Canoe Search the Web 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca Forums/Chats Classified Extra Newspaper Archive Match Contact Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Hockey Pool Guide Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Season Stats Year Team GP G A Pts PIM S S% PPG 2000-2001 Prediction GP G A Pts Player Bio Potential 30-goal scorer. Johnson combined well with Lecavalier after coming to the Lightning from the Leafs in early February. He had 10 goals and 22 points in 28 games with Tampa. Lecavalier assisted on 7 of his 10 goals. Johnson's lack of competition Ð he scored more goals than all of the team's other right wingers combined Ð means that he will play with Lecavalier for the entire season. Having such a talented centerman will help Johnson score 30 goals and 55 points. Career Stats Year Team GP G A Pts PIM S S% PPG
Pomfret School John Everett, Jon Grant, Jesse johnson, mike Roof, Nick England Class C Prep Schoolmike von Halem Field hockey 2003 WNEPSSA All Star Katherine Seltzer http://www.pomfretschool.org/pomfret_today/athletics/athletics_awards.asp
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KDLH - Chris Long Sports Memory First career hockey goal, Wheaton Adam Coole, Andy Corran, mike Dagel,Jay Brian Jamros, Luke Jipson, Adam johnson, mike johnson, Ryan Krajewski http://www.kdlh.com/station/bios/sports/338566.html
Extractions: CHRIS LONG has been a Sports Anchor and Sports Reporter at KDLH since April 1997. In his long tenure at KDLH hes become the in-house expert on Minnesotas #1 sports passion, high school hockey. Thats in addition to hitting the street to cover other high school, college, pro and recreational sports. Chris has watched, in-person, over 1,500 local sporting events since his arrival in Duluth. His greatest experiences here in the Northland include being on the field for the Duluth-Superior Dukes Northern League Championship, sweating out two Vikings NFC Championship games, each and every State High School Hockey Tournament, and being a part of the most unique sporting event in our area the Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon every winter. Before coming to KDLH, Chris was a weekend sportscaster at KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri. He worked as an intern and Weekend Sports Producer at KGTV in San Diego, and as a freelance producer for ESPNs award-winning Outside The Lines program.. He has done additional work in both radio and print journalism, including his job hosting the popular "Perkins PortSports" local sports talk show, as well as serving as the college hockey editor for the now defunct "Hockey Insider" website.
Merrimack Hockey: Box: 2/20/2004 Merrimack 4, Northeastern 1 hockey Game Box Score (Final) 20032004 hockey East Association Northeastern vs NickPomponio 0 1 6 Eric Pedersen 0 1 20 mike Alexiou 0 2 27 Tony johnson 0 2 http://www.warriorhockey.com/php/box.php?season=20032004&gameid=31
Extractions: Current Assistant Coach Lesley Irvine Named As Successor STANFORD, CA (August 19, 2002) - Sheryl Johnson has announced that she will retire as the field hockey coach at Stanford in December of 2002 following the conclusion of her 18th season. Current assistant coach Lesley Irvine has been named the successor. "It's been an honor and privilege to coach the student-athletes at Stanford for the last 18 years," said Johnson. "Winning championships has always been our goal, but this special program is also about the development of the entire student-athlete, as well as building friendships and memories to last a lifetime. I'm proud of our 100% graduation rate, and I cherish the opportunity I've had to coach the close to 400 athletes who have passed through this program during my tenure. The team, Lesley (Irvine) and I plan to make my final season as head coach one to remember." "We are extremely proud of the Field Hockey Program that Sheryl has built here at Stanford," continued Stanford athletic director Ted Leland. "Her hard work and dedication to the sport has left an indelible mark on our Athletic Department. Throughout the years, she has developed exemplary students, skilled athletes and model citizens." Johnson has led Stanford to nine NorPac Conference Championships and seven appearances in the NCAA playoffs during her first 17 seasons as coach. An eight-time recipient of the NorPac Coach of the Year Award (1985, '87, '90, '91, '95, '96, '97, '98), Johnson has a 158-114-11 career record.
Men's Hockey 2000-01 - Northeastern 2, UMass-Amherst 2 (OT) 0946 PP 3rd Trevor Reschny NU 2 ROUGHING 0611 3rd Luke Duplessis UMA 2 ROUGHING0611 NUmike Gilhooly (7-7-4). UMA-mike johnson (1-5-2). hockey Game Box http://www.gonu.com/mhockey/2001/game24.htm
Extractions: AMHERST, MA - Northeastern tied UMass-Amherst Saturday night in Amherst 2-2. The Huskies led 2-1 at the end of the second period. But UMass dominated the third period, outshooting NU 12-4. The Minutemen were frustrated for much of the period, by the outstanding play of Mike Gilhooly (35 saves) and by the post, which they hit three times in the final period. But UMass finally got the equalizer at 12:25 when Jay Shaw got the luck in front off the boards and scored the goal. In overtime, UMass held a five to four advantage in shots, but Northeastern had the best scoring chance. Graig Mischler got the puck in front and put a shot on goa. But UMass goalie Mike Johnson (33 saves) made a spectaculr glove save, robbing the senior. UMass-Amherst got on the board in the first period on a fluke-type goal. UMA's Brad Nizwantowski had the puck along the left boards in the NU zone. His centering pass deflected off NU defenseman Arik Engbrecht's skate and through the legs of Husky goalie Mike Gilhooly at 5:25 of the first. The Huskies scored twice in the second period to take a 2-1 lead. With the teams skating four players aside, UMass iced the puck. Sean MacDonald won the ensuing faceoff to the right of UMass goalie Mike Johnson. Mike Jozefowicz controlled the puck, sending it back to MacDonald along the boards. MacDonald then cross the puck to Joe Mastronardi whose one-timer beat Johnson at 4:56. A trio of Husky seniors got together for NU's next goal. Brian Cummings got the puck to Matt Keating behind the UMass net. Keating spotted Kevin Welch streaking to the net and Welch sent home the one-timer at 13:20.
Men's Hockey 2003-04 - Merrimack 4, Northeastern 1 hockey Game Box Score (Final) 20032004 hockey East Association Schmidt 1 1 22 NickPomponio 0 1 6 Eric Pedersen 0 1 20 mike Alexiou 0 2 27 Tony johnson 0 2 http://www.gonu.com/mhockey/2004/game29.htm
Extractions: Northeastern couldnt overcome a 4-0 third-period deficit, losing a 4-1 decision in Hockey East action before 2752 fans at Lawler Arena Friday night. The Huskies fall to 8-15-6 overall and 2-12-5 in Hockey East play. The Warriors increase their unbeaten streak to three games, while improving to 11-16-4 and 6-12-4. "Obviously its a very disappointing loss," said NU coach Bruce Crowder. "We have fought back from a bad start to the season to get us into position to control our own destiny and we couldnt get the job done." With the Huskies trailing 4-0 in the third period, sophomore Mike Morris netted his eighth goal of the season on a nifty backhander with a man-advantage at 5:48. Morris took a pass from Eric Ortlip along the right boards, skated around a defender and across the crease. MC netminder Jim Healy (31 Saves) went down as Morris was at the left post and the right-winger lobbed a backhand shot over Healy. After two periods of play, NU goalie Keni Gibson (16 saves) was replaced by sophomore Tim Heneroty, which ended Gibsons run of 24 straight games in net. Freshman Adam Geragosian was the last netminder to see time between the pipes other than Gibson Nov. 1, 2003 in a 5-2 loss to UMass Lowell. Heneroty played flawlessly over the final 20 minutes, making nine saves.
Cornell College Student Senate: Appropriations Committee Reports were reviewed in alphabetical order for Alliance thru Cornell Ice hockey Club. Committeeattendance Addy Free (Chair), mike Helgens, Derek johnson, Jess LaSusa http://cornellcollege.typepad.com/ccss/appropriations_committee_reports/
Extractions: April 15, 2004 The committee reviewed budget requests for KRNL thru WRG and completed the first round of cuts and will continue with a necessary second round. Committee Attendance: Addy Free (Chair), Derek Johnson, Mike Helgens, Holly Davis, Jess LaSusa, Logan Rott, Jerid Counterman. Unannounced absence: John Lund. Posted by Addy Free on April 15, 2004 at 09:50 PM in Appropriations Committee Reports Permalink Comments (0) TrackBack Budget requests were reviewed in alphabetical order for Cornell Ice Hockey Club thru KRNL. Committee attendance: Addy Free (Chair), Mike Helgens, Derek Johnson, Jess LaSusa, Jerid Counterman John Lund, Katie Crooks, Holly Davis, and Logan Rott. Posted by Addy Free on April 15, 2004 at 09:41 PM in Appropriations Committee Reports Permalink Comments (0) TrackBack Below is the link to a .PDF of the Appropriations By-Laws as recommended by the Appropriations Committee and unanimously approved by Senate on 4/13/04. Appropriations By-Laws.PDF
The Official Website For RIT Athletics Tiger Men s hockey Way Too Much for johnson Wales 11/23/2002. mike Bournazakisscored two second period goals igniting Tigers to sixgoal second and an easy 10 http://www.ritathletics.com/news/mhock/2002/11/23/mhock112302.asp
Extractions: Click for Boxscore RIT outshot the Wildcats 38-21 on the evening, but the Tigers used their top lines sparingly in the third period and used a number of different power-play units on their five third-period chances. Tucciarone finished with a pair of goals and two helpers, Roberto Orofiamma added a third period goal and had three assists, while Fayad, Bagley, Doherty and Mike Tarantino all multiple-point efforts with a goal and assist apiece. Matt Moore posted the other RIT goal. Tyler Euverman went the distance for the Tigers recording 20 saves improving to 5-0-0 on the year. The Tigers will close out their New England road trip against Wentworth on Sunday, Nov. 24 at 3:15 p.m. Wentworth defeated fellow ECAC West member Utica 5-1 Saturday night. One loss on the night for RIT was Jared Conlon who was issued a five-minute major for fighting at 2:40 of the second period and a game-disqualification which will force him to sit out Sunday's contest.
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UNH Athletics - Men's Hockey 1017 PP 3rd Thomas Pock UMA 2 ROUGHING 1719 3rd mike Lubesnick UNH 2 ROUGHING1719 WinMichael Ayers (11-2-1). Loss-mike johnson (7-17-2). hockey Game Box http://www.unhwildcats.com/hockeym/20012002/022602.html
Extractions: Choose Sport... Women's Sports Basketball Crew Cross Country Field Hockey Gymnastics Ice Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Outdoor Track Skiing Soccer Swimming/Diving Tennis Volleyball Men's Sports Basketball Cross Country Football Ice Hockey Indoor Track Outdoor Track Skiing Soccer Swimming/Diving Tennis February 26, 2002 AMHERST, Mass. - Colin Hemingway scored a pair of goals and Michael Ayers made 26 saves to lead No. 3 New Hampshire to a 6-0 victory over the University of Massachusetts in Hockey East action tonight at the William D. Mullins Center. The loss eliminates the Minutemen from Hockey East playoff contention. The Wildcats extended their lead to 3-0 with two quick goals early in the second period. Freshman Justin Aikins scored the first of the two goals 2:56 into the period. He scored off a feed from Ed Caron. Steve Saviano netted the second off a rebound of a Haydar shot. Sean Collins had the other assist on the goal.
UNH Athletics - Men's Hockey UNH improves to 217-6, 12-5-6 in hockey East, while UMass a shot through heavy trafficfrom 15 feet out, beating UMass goaltender mike johnson (Excelsior, Minn http://www.unhwildcats.com/hockeym/releases/030400.html
Extractions: Choose Sport... Women's Sports Basketball Crew Cross Country Field Hockey Gymnastics Ice Hockey Indoor Track Lacrosse Outdoor Track Skiing Soccer Swimming/Diving Tennis Volleyball Men's Sports Basketball Cross Country Football Ice Hockey Indoor Track Outdoor Track Skiing Soccer Swimming/Diving Tennis Available Online - The Wildcat Store at SportDesigns.com Saturday, March 4, 2000 AMHERST, Mass. New Hampshire goaltender Ty Conklin turned away 25 of UMass' 26 shots on the night, leading UNH to a 5-1 win over UMass. UNH improves to 21-7-6, 12-5-6 in Hockey East, while UMass drops to 11-18-5 and 5-15-4 in conference play. The Wildcats added three more goals in the second period, pulling away to a 4-0 advantage. Matt Swain opened the second frame with his eighth goal of the season, taking a pretty Mike Souza pass skating across the slot and knocking the puck past Johnson. Colin Hemingway added the third UNH goal at the 8:02 mark of the second period, beating Johnson far-side for his third goal of the season. UMass substituted goaltender Markus Helanen (Vantaa, Finland) after the third UNH goal, replacing Johnson just over eight minutes into the period. Darren Haydar scored his 21st goal of the season at the 14:15 mark, putting the Wildcats up 4-0.
Rediff.com: Men's Olympic Hockey Qualifier, 2004 - Teams Home Sports hockey Men s Olympic Qualifier Teams, Bertram Tom, Pearn Mark,Wallis Jimmy, Garrard Brett, Hawes Ben, Hall Danny, johnson mike, Jones Martin http://www.rediff.com/sports/mad04team.htm
Extractions: Gold in 1996 and 2000, 2nd in 1928 and 1952, 3rd in 1936, 1948 and 1988, 4th in 1972, 1976 and 1992, 5th in 1968, 6th in 1984, 7th in 1964, 9th in 1960. Players: Vogels Guus, Lomans Bram, Derikx Geert Jan, Jazet Erik, Derikx Rob, Evers Floris, Weide, van der Sander, Brouwer Ronald, Geeris Piet Hein, Taekema Taeke, Veering Klaas, Delmee Jeroen, Nooijer, de Teun, Klaver Karel, Reckers Rob, Brouwer Matthijs, Meijer Nick, Ho Egbert
Hockey Seasons, Concordia-Moorhead Roster Schedule/Results Season Stats MIAC Race All MIAC TOP Schedule197374 Cobber hockey 16-6-1 D Coleraine, MN Gary johnson mike Boyle Sr. http://www.cord.edu/dept/sports/stats/hkrosts/hk74.html
Extractions: 1973-74 Cobber Hockey 16-6-1 Opponent W/L CC Opp U of M JV W 7 4 U of M JV W 7 4 St. Cloud St. W 6 3 St. Olaf W 9 1 Fargo-Moorhead L 7 8 U of M Crookston W 7 2 Macalester W 16 Macalester W 18 St. Thomas L 4 6 St. Thomas L 3 5 Augsburg W 5 4 (OT) Augsburg W 6 5 St. Mary's W 8 2 St. Mary's W 6 4 Minn. Tech W 9 3 Hamline W 9 6 Hamline W 4 3 St. John's W 7 4 St. John's W 16 2 St. Cloud T 5 5 (OT) Gustavus L 1 9 Gustavus L 3 5 Lake Superior St L 1 7 NAIA Tourney Name G A Pts Mike Broten 13 21 34 Bill Driver 15 18 33 Dan Travica 13 19 32 Gary Johnson 19 10 29 Mike Boyle 10 17 27 Gary Samson 5 22 27 Rob Verchota 15 10 25 Ron Torfin 10 14 24 Rick Sandstrom 10 11 21 John Wangberg 11 7 18 Tim Lillo 6 12 18 Kevin Roth 7 11 18 Lynn Hanson 8 8 17 Dick Erickson 2 11 13 Jim Kallevig 3 8 11 Garth Lutz 8 3 11 Rob Abalan 8 8 George Perpich 2 4 6 Jeff Caufield 1 1 Goalie Saves G GAA Mark Turk 420 67 4.40 Ed Sauelkaul 183 24 3.00
