The City Of Mount Pearl - Welcome Mount Pearl Mens Rec hockey League Contact Mr Pearl Youth Bowling Council ContactMr. dave Holloway 368 s Tae Kwon Do (Classes at the reid Centre) Contact http://www.mtpearl.nf.ca/recsports.asp
Sports Hall Of Fame [Inductees] Pyle, dave, Wrestling. Ramsay, William Beattie, hockey. Rawson, Donald Doc , Wrestling.Rayner, Chuck, hockey. Reed, George, Football. Reeve, Glenn, Softball. reid, Dr http://www.sshfm.com/inductees/Inductee_2003.htm
Extractions: Inductee List 2003 Inductees Athletes Federko, Bernie Hockey Friesen, Ron Diving Pavloff, Larry Softball Propp, Brian Hockey Builders Orban, "Bill" William Sport Medicine O'Sullivan, Jim Judo Schulman, Ann Swimming Shury, David Baseball Teams 1978 Bernie Yuzdepski Curling Team 1990 University of Saskatchewan Huskies Football Team Inductee Sports Abel, George Hockey Abel, Sid Hockey Acoose, Paul Distance Running Adams, Bob Track and Field Adams, Jack Horseshoe Pitching Adkin, Dennis Skiing Alexander, Dr. John "Jack" Sport Medicine Anderson, Ches Wrestling Anderson, Leslie Archery Archer, Sandy Football Armstrong, Murray Hockey Arn, E.H. Robert Football Atchison, Ron Football Audette, Julien Soaring Austman, Joseph Rifle Shooting Bailey, Harry Swimming Baker, Mary "Bonnie" Softball Bakker (Dailey), Gail Gymnastics Balderston, Norm Curling Ballantine, Bonnie Bowling Balon, Dave Hockey Bath, Leonard General Beerling, Dennis Multi Sport Bentley, Doug Hockey Bentley, Max Hockey Berenson, Gordon "Red" Hockey Bitz, Edmund
Greater Toronto Hockey League - Graduates The names of inductees are linked to their profiles at the hockey Hallof Fame website. BORN, NAME, THL/MTHL CLUB. 1964, dave reid, MISS. http://www.gthlcanada.com/graduates.html
Extractions: The following is an incomplete list of GTHL players and officials who have gone on to play and work in the National Hockey League. A boldfaced player represents an honoured member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. The names of inductees are linked to their profiles at the Hockey Hall of Fame website. BORN NAME THL/MTHL CLUB BILL DURNAN(G) NORTH TORONTO LEFTY WILSON(G) TORONTO LIONS DON HEAD(G) WESTON DUKES, TORONTO MARLBOROS JOHN HENDERSON(G) TORONTO MARLBOROS BILLY HARRIS WESTON DUKES HOWIE YOUNG ST. MICHAEL'S MIDGET CARL BREWER WESTON BILL WHITE TORONTO MARLBOROS DAVE DRYDEN(G) ST. MIKE'S JR. BRIAN CONACHER TORONTO MARLBOROS GEORGE STANDING TORONTO MARLBOROS '57-'58 FRED STANFIELD MISS. REPS '60-'61, DIXIE BEEHIVES JR. AL SMITH(G) TORONTO MARLBOROS MIKE WALTON ST. MICHAEL'S MIDGET '61-'62/NEIL MCNEIL'62-'63 MIKE BYERS TORONTO MARLBOROS '62-'63 BRIAN GLENNIE TORONTO MARLBOROS GERRY MEEHAN NEIL MCNEIL MAROONS(EAST METRO) '62-'63 KEN DRYDEN(G) HUMBER VALLEY, ETOBICOKE INDIANS('64-65) GARY EDWARDS(G) WESTAIRS, TORONTO MARLBOROS SYL APPS JR. TIM ECCELSTONE HUMBER VALLEY, TORONTO MARLBOROS
RFM's HOCKEY PAGE WPHL. He played against Dan Murphy in BC junior hockey, and with him for TeamBritish Columbia. IHL. 14 Matt reid RW. season. 14 dave Seitz C. http://paws.wcu.edu/mulligan/www/hlink.html
Extractions: T H E P U C K S T O P S H E R E These are the players whose careers I follow most closely. Many (*) are former Clarkson students I taught in 1993-94; some are Clarksonians I met while teaching there; some I met only after leaving Clarkson. Some have retired from professional hockey; some never played in the pros. In following the Golden Knights after college, I've been able to meet some of their teammates. # 29 Josh Bartell D Josh graduated in 1996 and is an admissions counsellor at Clarkson. He has volunteer-coached the Knights and does an outstanding job as radio color commentator for their games. He and his lovely wife Margaret have three beautiful boys. My guess is they'll all be Knights some day. # 9 Hugo Belanger LW Hugo has had an extremely long and distinguished career in both ice and roller hockey. He is currently with the Birmingham Bulls of the ECHL. He was player/coach of the Ft Wayne, Indiana Komets of the IHL. He has a two-way contract with the Phoenix Mustangs of the WCHL and was a WCHL all-star and WCHL MVP for 1999. He plays roller hockey in the summers for the Virginia Vultures of the MLRH. He formerly played for the now-defunct Long Island Jawz of the RHI. He is the highest-scoring player in RHI history. # 34 Chris "Barnyard" Bernard G The Yard graduated in 1998, majoring in technical communcations, and has played for Binghamton, Mohawk Valley, and the Missouri River Otters of the UHL, Columbus and Fayetteville of the CHL, Roanoke of the ECHL, and Philadelphia of the AHL. He has the highest win% in NCAA history and was CHL goalie of the week in November 1998. He retired from hockey at the end of the 1999-2000 season. GO YARD!
UMaine Athletics - Men's Hockey hockey Game Box Score (Final) 20022003 hockey East Association WMU Rose RW 6 BrentRumble D 27 reid Yantzi D 2 Foster D 17 Andy Townsend D 22 dave Cousineau D http://www.goblackbears.com/hockeym/20022003/102702.html
Extractions: ORONO, MaineChris Heisten (Anchorage, Alaska) scored with 1:05 remaining in regulation as the University of Maine men's ice hockey team skated to a 4-4 tie with Western Michigan on Sunday afternoon at Alfond Arena in Orono, Maine. The Black Bears are 3-1-1 with the tie while Western Michigan goes to 2-3-1. The Broncos struck first, just 2:53 into the tilt, when Pat Dwyer (Great Falls, Mont.) and Brent Walton (Elmira, Ontario) teamed up to find Paul Davies (Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario) on an odd man rush on the power play. Davies beat UMaine netminder Frank Doyle (Guelph, Ontario) for his second goal of the season. The Black Bears answered back just over two and a half minutes later when Colin Shields (Glasgow, Scotland) scored his fourth power play goal, and fifth overall, with a blast from the high slot. Todd Jackson (Cortland, N.Y.) found Martin Kariya (North Vancouver, British Columbia) with the puck and he gave to Shields. It was the first tie in a game that saw four ties and four lead changes. The Black Bears took their first and only lead of the day late in the first period when Kariya won a faceoff in the Western Michigan zone to Francis Nault (Tracy, Quebec), who ripped a shot from the blueline at 19:18. The Black Bears held the lead the majority of the second period. Western Michigan had several great chances to get the equalizer midway through the period when it had a five-on-three advantage for 1:44, but several outstanding defensive plays from Troy Barnes (Pembroke, Ontario) and Robert Liscak (Skalica, Slovakia) and excellent netminding by Doyle kept the score 2-1. The Broncos did however get the tying goal at 16:46 when Reid Yantzi (Tavistock, Ontario) found Dana Lattery (Cochrane, Alberta) who was able beat Doyle.
UMaine Athletics - Men's Hockey hockey Game Box Score (Final) 20002001 hockey East Association Clarkson vs Maine(Dec 27 5 3rd 1017 CLA EV Kevin O Flaherty Matt Poapst, dave reid 6 3rd 1926 http://www.goblackbears.com/hockeym/20002001/122700.html
Extractions: December 27, 2000 ESTERO, Florida - The University of Maine hockey team defeated Clarkson University in the opening round of the Everblades College Classic in Estero, Florida, 4-2 on Wednesday evening. The Black Bears advance to the title game of the tournament to be held at TECO Arena on Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Clarkson took the early lead against Maine when freshman Mike Nagai took a perfect centering pass from senior Don Smith and knocked in his own rebound at 4:45 of the first for his second goal of the season. Maine got on the scoreboard when it took advantage of its third straight power play opportunity with a man-advantage marker at 15:58 from Martin Kariya. Robert Liscak put the Black Bears ahead at 5:53 of the second period. Francis Nault scored his first collegiate goal at 9:04 of the third period to push the cushion to 3-1. Just 73 seconds later, sophomore Kevin O'Flaherty made it a one-goal game converting on a rebound opportunity at the top of the crease. With just 34.3 seconds remaining, Dan Kerluke sealed the victory for Maine with an empty net goal for the final 4-2 score.
Provincial Men's Hockey 199394 Mens hockey (OUAA). Paul Davis, Mark DeNardis, George Dourian, dave Dubuc,dave Ford, Kevin Rob Lee, Paul OHagan, Adam Pender, Todd reid, Eric Ross http://www.uoguelph.ca/athletics/Alumni/ChampArchives/PMHockey.shtml
Extractions: University of Guelph Student Affairs Department of Athletics About Us Contact Information Staff Directory Facility ... Varsity Teams Provincial Men's Ice Hockey 1996-97 Mens Ice Hockey (OUAA) Ryan Bouman, Chris Clancy, Adam Christilaw, J.P. Davis, Chris Emerton, Jeff Flanagan, Ryan Foster, Paul Galbraith, Mark Gowan, Jason Haelzle, Kevin Hastings, Colin Hindle, Barry Johnson, Chris Logue, David Milek, Bill Monkman, Matt Mullin, Jason Reesor, Paul Rosebush, Michael Selkirk, Tim Spitzig, Briane Thompson, Tim Thompson, Joe Van Volsen, Ryan Weis, Dean Woodman, team doctor: Dr. Barry Martin, trainer: Josh OKeefe, manager: Rob Saunders, statistician: Neil Srivastava, assistant coaches: Paul Brydges, Mike Parson and head coach: Marlin Muylaert. 1993-94 Mens Hockey (OUAA) Michael Allen, Dave Anderson, Brandon Christian, Chris Clancy, Jean-Paul Davis, Mark DeNardis, George Dourian, Dave Dubuc, Dave Ford, Kevin Hastings, Dan Haylow, Brad Haelzle, Brian Holland, Jeff Kaufmann, Rob Lee, Paul OHagan, Adam Pender, Todd Reid, Eric Ross, Steve Smillie, Ron Solomon, Rob Thorpe, Todd Wetzel, trainers: Chris Sulway, Tim Lee, Scott Rowland, assistants: Brian Hayton, Rick Allain, Aldo Guidolin and head coach: Marlin Muylaert.
NHL Entry Draft With Coyotes VP of Scouting And Player Personnel dave Draper Major Junior hockey Leagueand Ontario hockey League Blair reid has been with the Coyotes since 2000 http://www.phoenixcoyotes.com/team/nhl_entry_draft.php
Extractions: NHL Entry Draft Phoenix Coyotes 2003 Draft Central The 2003 NHL Entry Draft took place on June 21-22 at the Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville, Tennessee. The first three rounds of the 2003 Entry Draft took place on Saturday, June 21, while the remaining rounds took place Sunday, June 22. The Coyotes provided their fans with extensive Pre-Draft and Draft Day coverage with one-on-one features with members of the scouting staff and executive vice president and general manager Michael Barnett. Coyotes One-on-One Features
Phoenix Coyotes - Team a little more prepared for the American hockey League and reid We start off backin September and try midterm meetings in December with dave Draper, Vaughn http://www.phoenixcoyotes.com/team/draft_reid.php
Extractions: Team One On One With Coyotes Scout Blair Reid By: Damon Markiewicz Question: What part of the Canadian Hockey League do you focus on and how many years have you been scouting? Reid: Well my main focus now is the Western Hockey League in Canada and all the Tier-2 teams starting from Winnipeg and including all teams west of there spanning four provinces: Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and B.C. In addition, I also look after the US high school and the US junior leagues as well as the Western US colleges. Combined with Shane Churla and Vaughn Karpan, we try to cover the Western area of North America. Question: Is there a different style of play between the Ontario Hockey League, the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and the Western Hockey League?
Web Hockey League - Players LW dave reid Detroit Cougars Shoots Left Born Toronto, Ontario, Canada - May15, 1964 Status WHL Player Waiver 1999-2004 Web hockey League Contact. http://www.webhockeyleague.ca/players/detail.php?id=1724&s_name= r&s_month=&s_da
CM Magazine: Index Of Book Reviews By Author Grades 3 5 / Ages 8 - 11. reid, Thomas. Grades 5-9 / Ages 9-14. Romanuk, Paul. ToughGuys of hockey 16 Players Who Beat the Odds. Review by dave Jenkinson. http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/authors/directoryr.html
Extractions: You can also check our Index of Book Reviews by Author R in the cmarchive. The cmarchive index contains all digitized reviews originally published in the print version of Canadian Review of Materials A B C D ... Radu, Kenneth. Romanian Suite. Review by Willa Walsh. Grades 10 and up / Ages 15 and up. Radunsky, Eugenia and Vladimir. Yucka Drucka Droni. Review by Janice Foster. Grades K - 4 / Ages 5 - 9. Raeside, Adrian. Dennis and the Fantastic Forest. Review by Irene Gordon. Grades K - 7 / Ages 5 - 12. Rainey, Kaitlin and Hegedus, Alannah. Bleeps and Blips in Rocket Ships: Great Inventions in Communications. Review by Gail Hamilton. Grades 5-9 / Ages 10-14. Rainey, Kaitlin and Hegedus, Alannah. Shooting Hoops and Skating Loops: Great Inventions in Sports. Review by Tom Knutson. Grades 5 and up / Ages 11 and up.
San Angelo Saints Professional Hockey After reid stopped Lubbock s dave MacIntyre on the first sudden deathshot, Trevor Weisgerber tallied for the Saints to seal the win. http://www.sanangelosaints.com/story.asp?nid=262
AllTime Hockey Records AllTime hockey Records. 1965-Present. Top 10 All-Time Points. Rank Name Points. 2.Lon Hovland 297 95-98. 3. dave Selissen 283 75-79. 4. Todd reid 251 65-70. http://www2.uwsuper.edu/athletic/Mens/Hockey/Records/team_records.htm
Extractions: Rank Name Points Glen Lang Chris Campbell Casey Van Damme Scott Van Damme Kevin Kranics Tom Doig Jeff Bottem Mas Fukishima Raplh Worthing Dustin Fahl Jeff Glowa Rank Name Goals Scott Van Damme Chris Campbell Ralph Worthing Casey Van Damme Glen Lang Mike Hendrickson Tom Doig Ron Evans Fred Harbinson Ron Pulak Rank Name Assists Jeff Bottem Glen Lang Kevin Kranics Casey Van Damme Tom Doig Chris Campbell Mas Fukashima Chris Chelios Dustin Fahl Rodney Graham Rank Name Games Randy Barker Rodney Graham Brent Shaback Vance Mattson Steve Wiggins Doug Smith Scott Wagner Jeff Glowa Dustin Fahl Todd Dahl Rank Name Penalty Minutes Kris Wilson Lon Hovland Dave Selissen Todd Reid Jeff Miller Kevin Mattila Kevin Kranics Shawn Williams Ron Pulak Lindsey Braun GOALIE RECORDS Rank Name Games Dave Graichen Nate Ziemski Don Carlson Mike Heinzen Casey Oie Tom Pink Daryl Gellegos Jeff Markham Ev Borg Gary Lapenski Rank Name Wins Nate Ziemski Dave Graichen Tom Pink Casey Oie Jeff Markham Keith Bartholomaus Brett Klosowski Don Carlson Scott Kolquist Bob Montrose Todd Welhouse Against Average Rank Name GAA Nate Ziemski Tom Pink Dave Graichen Keith Bartholomaus Jeff Markham Dean Reed James Jenson John Erspamer Brett Klosowski Bob Montrose Rank Name Saves Dave Graichen Mike Heinzen Don Carlson Nate Ziemski Casey Oie Gary Lapenski Daryl Gallegos Ev Bong Brett Klosowski Tom Pink Rank Name Save Nate Ziemski Dave Graichen Tom Pink Keith Bartholomaus Lou Karakas Jeff Markham James Jenson Brett Klosowski Bob Montrose Dean Reed
DenverPost.com - Avalanche Hockey penalty, rookie Dan Hinote slid the puck over to dave reid in the neutral zone,and reid gave it to The Avs played mostly safe, dumpit-out hockey in the http://63.147.65.175/hockey/game1108.htm
Extractions: Denver Post Sports Writer Nov. 8, 2000 - Established NHL teams such as the Colorado Avalanche are just wild about playing expansion clubs. It usually means a chance to take an easy two points, and get a look at some cool new uniforms in the process. Tuesday was such a night for the Avs, who shut out the forest greenclad Minnesota Wild 2-0 at the Pepsi Center. So far, three of the Avs' 11 wins this season have come against first-year Minnesota and Columbus. This was the first meeting for the Avs against their new Northwest Division rivals, with four other meetings still to be played. Goals by Joe Sakic and Minnesota native Shjon Podein got the Avs their second straight win, and Patrick Roy had to make some difficult saves among his 23 in getting career shutout No. 49. Despite a brief layoff and a day that started at the Arapahoe County courthouse, Roy appeared highly in sync. "I felt awesome out there," Roy said. "It was great to have those four days, and today I was really focused. Hopefully it will be the same way against the Blues Thursday night." The Avalanche badly outshot the Wild in the first period, 14-4, but none of them was a high-quality scoring chance. Former St. Louis Blues (and Denver Grizzlies) goalie Jamie McLennan looked sharp, however, and visions of another Sean Burke-style performance of last week against the Avs were starting to form.
UNH Athletics - Men's Hockey hockey Game Box Score (Final) 20022003 hockey East Association Clarkson vs NewHampshire (Dec 27, 2002 2 Chris Blight/2 17,7,8,39,20 8,10,22,4 dave reid/5 4 http://www.unhwildcats.com/hockeym/20022003/122702.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 New Hampshire wasted no time getting on the board as Prudden's wrist shot beat Clarkson goalkeeper Dustin Traylen only 24 seconds into the contest. Lanny Gare registered his team-best 18th assist on the play. The two teams played even hockey for the rest of the first period with each squad notching nine shots on goal. The Wildcats held a 1-0 lead at the first intermission. The first nine minutes of the second period were very similar to the end of the first, with both teams holding their ground defensively. Brian Yandle broke the 30-minute scoring drought with a power-play goal at 8:59. Yandle's first collegiate goal beat Traylen high clove side after a feed from Gare. Both teams had many scoring chances throughout the rest of the period, but neither team was able to capitalize. The period ended with Clarkson on a power play, but UNH was able to hold on to its 2-0 advantage.
UNH Athletics - Men's Hockey hockey Game Box Score (Final) 20022003 hockey East Association Clarkson vs 2New Hampshire (Dec 06, 2002 at Durham, NH 0 0 1 1 -1 7 dave reid .. http://www.unhwildcats.com/hockeym/20022003/120602.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 December 6, 2002 DURHAM, N.H. Senior forward Jim Abbott (Mars, Pa.) and sophomore forward Preston Callander (Regina, Sask.) each tallied three points, both tying career highs, as No. 2 University of New Hampshire defeated Clarkson University, 5-2, in non-conference play Friday night at the Whittemore Center Arena. The Wildcats (10-2-2) took the early lead at 2:29 of the opening frame, scoring their 11th power play goal of the season. Junior forward Nathan Martz (Chilliwack, B.C.) potted his fifth of the season when he knocked the puck past Clarkson netminder Mike Walsh. Sophomore forward Justin Aikins (South Surrey, B.C.) and junior defensemen Tim Horst (South St. Paul, Minn.) were given the helpers. The Golden Knights (4-7-1) knotted the game at 1-1 when Jay Latullippee beat New Hampshire netminder Mike Ayers (Hingham, Mass.) for his fourth goal of the season at 4:38. Chris Blight and Mac Faulkner assisted on the play.
Hockey Canada News HNO. Devin Klein, SHA, Sean reid, ODHA, Eddie Russell, Newfoundland. WHL.Ryan Bell, hockey Manitoba, dave Loubier, hockey Québec, To http://www.hockeycanada.ca/e/news/2003/nr095.html
Extractions: The seminar prepares these top officials for National Championship finals and designated IIHF competitions (i.e. Memorial Cup, Royal Bank Cup, Allan Cup, Hardy Cup, University Cup, World Championships, Olympics). Level VI is the top level of officiating in Canada and is required to officiate in a National Championship final and designated IIHF competitions. "Canada has always been a top provider of quality level of officials throughout the World," said Maurice Roy, Referee-in-Chief with Hockey Canada. "This begins with the Hockey Canada Officiating Program, an instructional program that is the leader of other hockey nations around the world."
Hockey Canada Translate this page HNO. Devin Klein, SHA, Sean reid, ODHA, Eddie Russell, Newfoundland. WHL.Ryan Bell, hockey Manitoba, dave Loubier, hockey Québec, Pour http://www.hockeycanada.ca/f/nouvelles/2003/nr095f.html
Extractions: Darelle Mitchell BCAHA Ryan Carroll OHF Brad Mills HNB Mark MacIsaac Hockey Alberta Brenda Andress OHF Kent Brewer HNS Gerard Rajotte Hockey Alberta Christine Pellerin OHF Sheila MacKinnon HNS Doris Wyss Hockey Alberta Adam Brown ODHA Andrew Brewer HNO Devin Klein SHA Sean Reid ODHA Eddie Russell Newfoundland Todd Sharpe SHA Luc Durand Vladimir Baluska Slovakia Jeff Sawchuk Hockey Manitoba Martin Reichert Germany Kelly Wallace Hockey Manitoba Francis Charron Derek Zalaski WHL Ryan Bell Hockey Manitoba Dave Loubier
