Hockey Records Concordia-Moorhead Odegaard 198182 Steve Baumgartner, Paul Biorkiund, Kevin johnson, Brian Vatnsdal MOSTVALUABLE PLAYERS Bryan Howard 2000-01 mike Hassman 1989 Men s hockey Home. http://www.cord.edu/dept/sports/hocrecs.html
Extractions: LEADING COBBER SCORERS Year-by-Year G A TP Games 2003-04 Shawn Kleven Antonio Castaneda Treavor Peterson Aaron Marsh ... Greg Salvevold 13 12 25 23 Shannon Lindsay 14 11 25 22 1993-94 Greg Salvevold 14 17 31 24 1992-93 Marc Terris 21 25 46 25 1991-92 Thad Jensen 7 25 32 25 Darren Zinger 15 17 32 27 1990-91 Mike Hassman 36 33 69 27 1989-90 Mike Hassman 42 35 77 27 1988-89 Mike Hassman 20 24 44 23 1987-88 Bruce Elson 14 23 37 26 1985-86 Todd Thompson 8 20 28 25 1984-85 Todd Thompson 10 18 28 26 1983-84 Eric Grafstrom 18 10 28 26 1982-83 Andy Odegaard 25 19 44 26 1981-82 Paul Bjorklund 23 17 40 27 1980-81
Xuppa Buzz General Professional Athletics Athlete hockey. Craig johnson; Greg johnson;Ryan johnson; Kim Johnsson; DAVE KARPA; Alexander Karpovtsev; mike Keane; Chris http://www.xuppa.com/buzz/cat.cgi?link=&cid=197
Walter Johnson High School Ice Hockey Club Roster How to Join. Walter johnson Varsity Ice hockey Roster Coach Matthew ChalkerAsst. Coach Steve Inkellis. 89, Ross, Jared, 9. 29, Simenauer, mike, 9. http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/schools/wjhs/orgs/hockey/roster.html
Extractions: Asst. Coach: Steve Inkellis Alphabetical Order No. Player Grade Ashkarinam, Josh Rod Bower Brown, Keenan Callahan, Chris Cohen, Josh Decker, Gregory Fillinich, Kevin Friis, Jan Guzman, Jorge Hackett, Avery Inkellis, David Jacques, Chris Leibowitz, Josh Lessans, Brian Lessans, Mark Levine, Ben Litowitz, Drew Moskowitz, Gidi Payton, Drew Perone, Joe Price, Andrew Ricker, Sean Ross, Jared Simenauer, Mike Snyder, Isaac Stock, Arie Thompson, Geoff Numerical Order No. Player Grade Rod Bower Decker, Gregory Litowitz, Drew Hackett, Avery Jacques, Chris Ashkarinam, Josh Lessans, Brian Guzman, Jorge Lessans, Mark Ricker, Sean Payton, Drew Friis, Jan Stock, Arie Cohen, Josh Moskowitz, Gidi Callahan, Chris
NCAA Ice Hockey Statistics Ice hockey Statistics Division III Individual. Click here for ASCII version. Final2000, Olaf, JR, 23, 27, 1.17, 10, mike johnson, New England Col. SO, 22, 24, 1.09, http://www.ncaa.org/stats/icehockey/3/2000/individual.html
Extractions: Ice Hockey Statistics Division III Individual Click here for ASCII version Final 2000 POINTS PER GAME Player, Team CL Games Goals Asst. Pts. Avg. Steve Aronson, St. Thomas (Minn.) SR Keith Aucoin, Norwich JR Kevin Adam, Bethel (Minn.) SR Dave Chipman, Marian (Wis.) SR Jim Nagle, Norwich SR Brian Bolf, St. Thomas (Minn.) SR Tom Brown, Mass.-Dartmouth SO Jim Egan, Mass.-Dartmouth SR Curt Goldman, Middlebury SR Evan Crockford, Suffolk JR Mike Turcott, Milwaukee Engr. SO Peter Bournazakis, Rochester Inst. JR Patrick Staerker, Rochester Inst. SR Jeff DuRoss, Fitchburg St. SR John Giannacopoulos, Middlebury SR Ryan Herron, Milwaukee Engr. JR C.J. Koroll, Marian (Wis.) SR Marc Bellemare, Norwich SR Jeff Brodeur, Fitchburg St. SO Drew Carleton, Tufts SR Gary Stone, Fitchburg St. JR David Garofalo, New England Col. SR Scott Sullivan, Tufts SR Jason Doell, Geneseo St. SR Jeff Simison, St. Olaf JR Jamie Weiss, Wentworth Inst. FR Mike O'Brien, Salem St. JR Tony Lawrence, St. Thomas (Minn.) SO Bobby Garrison, Brockport St. SR Jack Staley, Geneseo St. JR GOALS PER GAME Player, Team
Hockey East Medley own Huskies. Boston College Peter Masters (and johnson) mike (HockeyIs My) Correia Brian Callahan (Tunnel). Boston University Michel http://www.uscho.com/news/1996/10/14_000799.php
Extractions: Len Ceglarski Award Derek Bekar New Hampshire Northeastern Sports Information Director Bill Doherty is college hockey's founding father of player nicknames. His top two from last year were the priceless Mike (Bud) Veisor and Dan (Hobey Dobey) McGillis. Here is USCHO's list of Hockey East nicknames, some original and some that have floated around Hockey East in recent years. Regretfully, Marc (Nachos) Grande was pulled from this list because he was a late roster scratch from Doherty's own Huskies.
Canisius College - Hockey Box - Mercyhurst - 3/5/04 Brandon CAN 2 ROUGHING 1848 3rd CARTER, mike MER 2 Joe CAN 2 ROUGHING 0839 3rd johnson,Erik MER 2 hockey Game Box Score (Final) 200304 Canisius College Ice http://www.canisius.edu/athletics/teams/hockey/box_scores/030504.asp
Extractions: Select Team Baseball Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Cross Country (M) Cross Country (W) Golf (M) Ice Hockey (M) Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Softball Synchro Swimming (W) Volleyball (W) Win-FRANCK, Andy (14-8-2). Loss-WOROSZ, Bryan (7-11-7). Game-Winning Goal: MER-WRIGLEY, David Three stars: 1. None 2. None 3. None
SLAM! Sports: Hockey Plus: Hits Gallery Return to the hockey Hits Gallery Homepage. Vancouver Canucks defenceman Brent Sopel(3) tries to stop Phoenix Coyotes mike johnson from crashing into Canucks http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam020407/gal_hits5-cp.html
SLAM! Sports: Hockey Plus: Hits Gallery Return to the hockey Hits Gallery Homepage. Phoenix Coyotes mike johnson (12) fallsinto Boston Bruins goaltender Byron Dafoe as he scores a goal during third http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam020319/gal_hits7-ap.html
UMaine Athletics - Men's Hockey 26 PP 3rd Peter Trovato UMA 2 SLASHING 1543 PP 3rd JR Zavisza UMA 2 ROUGHING 1946PP Winmike Morrison (16-3-4). Loss-mike johnson (7-16-2). hockey Game Box http://www.goblackbears.com/hockeym/20012002/022302.html
Extractions: ORONO, Maine Peter Metcalf (Pembroke, Mass.) scored a goal and added two assists to lead the University of Maine ice hockey team to a 7-0 victory over UMass Amherst Saturday night at Alfond Arena in Orono, Maine. Maine, who scored seven goals for the second straight night, improves to 19-9-6, 13-5-4 in Hockey East action while UMass Amherst falls to 8-22-2, 3-17-2 in conference play. Francis Nault (Tracy, Quebec) opened the scoring for Maine at 10:31 when Martin Kariya (North Vancouver, British Columbia) made a pass to Lucas Lawson (Braeside, Ontario) who found Nault. Lawson made it 2-0 with his 11th goal of the season from Niko Dimitrakos (Someville, Mass.) and Kariya at 17:14. For Lawson, it is his fourth straight game with a goal. Gray Shaneberger (Sewell, N.J.) added to the Maine lead when he knocked in a rebound off a Robert Liscak (Skalica, Slovakia) shot at 9:01 of the second period. The UMaine freshman class continued to look impressive as Ben Murphy (North Andover, Mass.) scored his fifth goal of the season at 11:32 from Paul Falco (Weymouth, Mass.) and Metcalf. Falco netted his second goal of the campaign halfway through the third period when he knocked the puck away from a UMass defender and rifled a shot past Minutemen netminder Mike Johnson (Excelsior, Minn.) at 9:34. Metcalf gave the Black Bears a 6-0 lead at 11:51 with his seventh goal of the season from Liscak and Todd Jackson (Cortland, N.Y.).
UMaine Athletics - Men's Hockey We were excited to get into hockey East play mike Hamilton (Victoria, British Columbia)and mike Lundin (Apple scored on an assist by Matt johnson (Eden Prairie http://www.goblackbears.com/hockeym/20032004/103003a.html
Extractions: ORONO, MAINE. - The Black Bear men's hockey team opened Hockey East play with a 6-2 win over Merrimack on Thursday night at Alfond Arena. Maine had two goals each by Todd Jackson (Cortland, N.Y.) and Greg Moore (Lisbon, Maine), and Merrimack was led by Marco Rosa (Whitby, Ontario) with two goals. Maine improves to 6-0-0 on the season, 1-0-0 in Hockey East and Merrimack is 2-3-1, 1-2-1 in Hockey East. Maine's 6-0-0 start is the best start in school history. Maine is currently ranked first in the USA Today/American Hockey Magazine and USCHO polls. "We were excited to get into Hockey East play," said Maine head coach Tim Whitehead. "Merrimack was playing well with a hot goalie. We got out to an early lead, and scored some real timely goals. Greg Moore scoring to break the tie in the first period, and then Todd Jackson on the short-handed goal when Merrimack was applying a lot of pressure on the power play. Colin Shields' goal scored on the face-off, which came right after Merrimack killed the 5-on-3 advantage was also a good, timely goal." Maine scored the first goal of the night when John Ronan scored at 4:30 in the first period with an assist by Mike Hamilton (Victoria, British Columbia) and Mike Lundin (Apple Valley, Minn.). Merrimack tied the game five minutes later tat the 9:13 mark when Rosa scored on an assist by Matt Johnson (Eden Prairie, Minn.) and Bryan Schmidt (Bloomington, Minn.). Moore scored his first goal of the night with an assist by Jackson and Derek Damon (Bangor, Maine) at the 13:48 mark to give the Black Bears a 2-1 lead. Jackson closed out the first period with a short-handed goal at 19:21 on an assist from Damon and Prestin Ryan (Arcola, Saskatchewan). It was his fourth short-handed goal this season, which leads the nation.
Hockey Canada News the Canadian hockey League and the Canadian Junior A hockey League. Pappas, Universityof Western Ontario; mike Hall, Bowling Green; mike johnson, Bowling Green http://www.hockeycanada.ca/e/news/1996/nr045.html
Extractions: Renney and Johnston, the national team coaches, will be at the Ice Corral at Teen Ranch in Caledon, Ontario, from Saturday May 25 to Monday, May 27. They will be at College Jean-de-Brebeuf in Montreal from May 29-31, and then end the evaluation camps tour at Jemini 4 Arena in Saskatoon from June 5-7. They will be on the ice in the mornings from 9 to 12 noon and will hold intra-squad games in the evening (call for game times in your area). At the camp in Halifax, Renney evaluated 35 players and he will now add another 123 confirmed players from the last three camps to his list of national team hopefuls for the main September camp in Calgary. Fifty-six players will be stepping on the ice in Caledon, Montreal's camp will see 27 players, and another 40 will attend the Saskatoon try-out.
UMC Hockey Team Wins Champion Title In First Year Of MCHA Play addition to an already stacked hockey team in the Golden Eagles. UMC is happy tohave mike around for three more seasons. Second Team. johnsonKevin johnson http://www.crk.umn.edu/people/athletics/hockey/MCHAchamps2000.htm
Extractions: UMC Hockey Team Wins Champion Title in First Year of MCHA Play UMCs first season affiliated with the Midwest Collegiate Hockey Association (MCHA) wrapped up Friday and Saturday February 25 and 26, 2000, at The Ponds in Brookfield, Wisconsin. The Golden Eagle hockey team brought home the MCHA Final Four Championship this past weekend. They beat Northand College in the semifinals on Friday evening, 6-4, and ended Marian Colleges hopes of an MCHA championship on Saturday, winning 4-3. Along with bringing home the MCHA team hardware they also had five members named to the MCHA All-Conference first and second teams and placed four on the MCHA Final Four All-Tourney team, with Scott Swenson taking home tournament MVP honors. Topping it all off, UMCs Head Coach Mark Huglen was named MCHA Coach of the Year. UMCs All-Conference Selections First Team Kelly Kilgore - Kilgore a 62 195 junior out of Grand Forks, ND has had an exceptional year for the Golden Eagles. In conference games Kilgore is tied for the team lead in scoring with 14 points (6 goals, 8 assists). The good hands and play making ability of Kilgore has made him recognizable for this honor of all-conference, he has also made the teammates around him better in every aspect of the game. When Kilgore is on the ice UMC scores goals, Kilgore has a +/- ratio of +8, the second highest on the team in conference play. Kelly was nominated one time for MCHA Player of the Week this season.
The Daily Free Press Online went into tight defense mode, stifling hockey East s worst assists went to seniorforward mike Pandolfo and Sophomore center Gregg johnson gave the Icedogs the http://www.dailyfreepress.com/news/2001/12/10/Sports/Icedogs.Sweep.Aside.Minutem
BGSU Ice Hockey Release topranked team, in semifinal action of the Central Collegiate hockey Associationplayoffs mike johnson cut BG s deficit in half 155 later with the Falcons on http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/athletics/hockey/1996-97/releases.96-97.html
Extractions: Athletics BGSU Welcome Overview Intercollegiate Athletics Ice Hockey Contact: Mark Kunstmann, Asst. SID mdkunst@bgnet.bgsu.edu The Bowling Green State University hockey squad concluded its 1996-97 campaign last Friday (March 14) with a 7-2 setback to the University of Michigan, the nation's top-ranked team, in semifinal action of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Mich. The Falcons played the Wolverines to a scoreless first period before UM grabbed a 2-0 lead 8:49 into the middle frame. Mike Johnson cut BG's deficit in half 1:55 later with the Falcons on the power play. Kelly Perrault and Curtis Fry helped set up Johnson's team-leading 31st goal of the year. However, the Wolverines built their advantage back up to two goals with just 1:29 left in the period. UM broke the game wide open in the final stanza with four unanswered tallies, all by the 13:29 mark, before Fry concluded the game's scoring with a power-play marker of his own with 1:25 to play. Perrault and Adam Edinger both drew assists on Fry's 21st goal of the season. Fry's tally was BG's only shot on goal of the period. The Falcon defense limited UM to 26 SOG for the game, including five in the first period. BG netminder Bob Petrie made 19 saves in his final collegiate game. Both teams were 2-of-6 on the power play. The Brown and Orange concludes the season at 17-16-5, the program's fourth straight winning season.
Men's Hockey 1/26/01 -- Augsburg 7, Hamline 5 in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference men s hockey game Friday GrahamPlumhoff (Fr., Rochester, Minn.), mike johnson (Fr., Grand Forks, ND) and http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/mhockey/0001statistics/012601hamline.html
Extractions: Men's Hockey 1/26/01 Augsburg 7, Hamline 5 ST. PAUL, Minn. (1/20/01) Jaro Cesky (So., Prague, Czech Republic) and Tim Olsen (Fr., Vadnais Heights, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) scored two goals apiece, as Augsburg College built a 7-2 second-period lead and held on for a 7-5 victory over Hamline University in a Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference men's hockey game Friday night at the State Fair Coliseum. Olsen added two assists for a four-point night as Augsburg improved to 7-9-2 overall and 4-4-1 in the MIAC with the victory. Hamline dropped to 9-9 overall and 2-7 in the MIAC. Tied at 2-2 after one period on goals from Olsen and Cesky, the Auggies sprinted to a 7-2 advantage, scoring five goals in the second period. Augsburg scored three goals in the first 2:27, from Nick Murray (Jr., Bloomington, Minn./Holy Angels HS), Andy Ness (Sr., North St. Paul, Minn./Hill-Murray HS) and Cesky. Andy Shermoen (Sr., International Falls, Minn.) and Olsen had the other Auggies goals in the frame. But Hamline scored three goals in a wild third period to make the game close. Graham Plumhoff (Fr., Rochester, Minn.)
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Southwest Collegiate Hockey League .::. SCHL .::. Www.schl.org Abilene Christian University. 11 Ben johnson. Height 5 11, Current PositionDefense. 2003 - 2004 Southwest Collegiate hockey League - All Rights Reserved. http://www.schl.org/pages/skater_ap.cfm?PLAYER_ID= 1100
