Nonis New Canucks GM hockey Plus. senior vice president and director of hockey operations He negotiatedthe player contracts, helped design the budget http://www.ottawasun.com/Slam040506/nhl_van-cp.html
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2003-2004 Women's Hockey Bios She played high school hockey at Park Center High School and earned AllState honorsone year. Her brother, Josh, played hockey for the Falcons from 2001-03. http://www.uwrf.edu/sports/sports0304/whplayer.bios.html
Extractions: Rachel Goodwin had her best season as a Falcon last year. She finished with three goals and five points while cutting her penalty minutes in half. She showed her smarts by being named to both the NCHA All-Academic team and the WIAC Scholastic Honor Roll. This year look for her to fill in as a defensive forward and working the penalty kill. In 2002-03, she had four assists. She scored seven goals and 15 assists as a senior at Duluth East High School and helped the team to two state tournament berths. She also played with the Minnesota Selects team and was an assistant captain. She is the daughter of Chuck and Marion and has two brothers. She is majoring in pre-pharmacy.
NHL.com - Futures So, general Doug MacLean traded with the Florida Panthers for the No. Amateur Leagues. Viewplayer bios by http://nhl.com/futures/2002draft/
Extractions: Team Sites Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh San Jose St. Louis Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington Affiliate Sites CBA News AHL ECHL UHL CHL NHL Officials Mighty Roos Eishockey.com Hockeyghiaccio flowers.nhl.com NHL Auctions NHL Alumni PowerPlay NHLExchange Hockey Injuries Just For Fans Beckett e-Store Hockey Archive The Columbus Blue Jackets and Philadelphia Flyers were busy in the hours leading up to the 2002 Entry Draft at the Air Canada Centre. As a result, they radically changed the shape of the top four selections in the first round Saturday. The Blue Jackets loved power forward Rick Nash and couldn't pass him up. So, General Doug MacLean traded with the Florida Panthers for the No. 1 overall selection of the first round and got his man. ...more Pick-by-Pick results: Round Complete Central Scouting Rankings:
BCLS - Sports HEAT latest news, photos, events and wrestler s bios. on the team s history, players,statistics, schedule and more about Michigan s winning hockey team, the http://www.baycountylibrary.org/TeenPage/sports.htm
Commercialappeal.com - Memphis, TN: Hockey FULL STORY ». hockey 2003. RiverKings season. FULL STORY » Meet theRiverKings Capsule bios of RiverKings players. FULL STORY ». http://www.gomemphis.com/mca/hockey/0,1426,MCA_476,00.html
Lightning: Lightning Executive Bios Ticket information; Nuts and Bolts; hockey 101; From Yale the league; Meet the Lightning;Lightning executive bios Rays; help; Cards hoping Rolen can play by weekend; http://www.stpetersburgtimes.com/2002/10/10/Lightning/Lightning_executive_b.shtm
Extractions: Home Text-only Sports Fan info Schedule St. Pete Times Forum Forum guide Team site ... Lightning history Interactive Message board Photo galleries Hockey quiz Build a Bolt Sports Sports wire Bucs College football Devil Rays ... Pro wrestling Sports columnists Gary Shelton John Romano Hubert Mizell News Local News State News World/national news Business ... Editorial/opinion By Times staff published October 10, 2002 ROLE: He handles the day-to-day operation of Davidson's empire. Although it is Davidson's money, Wilson, in a practical sense, is the owner of the Lightning, overseeing all franchise operations. As governor, Wilson represents the Lightning at league functions and votes on league matters. ROLE: In his first job as an NHL GM, Feaster makes all personnel decisions and is in charge of the product on the ice as well as negotiating player contracts. A long-time executive with AHL Hershey, Feaster's first NHL job was as Tampa Bay's assistant general manager. He moved up in February when Rick Dudley resigned. The only lawyer in the Lightning front office, it would be difficult to find anyone with a more extensive knowledge of the rules and regulations of the NHL and the players association. ROLE: He is Feaster's right-hand man when it comes to player evaluations. Barber will consult on all trades and transactions, and will scout NHL teams and the Lightning's farm system. He is a Hall of Fame left wing who played 12 seasons with the Flyers and is a former Flyers coach and director of pro scouting.
Knoxville Ice Bears 2003-04:Staff Preston Dixon general Manager Email pdixon2@knoxvilleicebears.com Preston is anative of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia and played CIAU Division I hockey at http://www.knoxvilleicebears.com/IB03/staff.cfm
Extractions: Quick Links HOME Players Chilly's Cub Club Press News Game Results Schedule Directions Booster Club HOME Team Player Bios Chillys Cub Club Staff Press IB Press Releases IB News/Features IB Statistics IB Game Results Tickets Full Schedule Ticket Prices Buy Tickets Coliseum Seating Driving Directions Fans Only Game Pics Multimedia Bulletin Boards Community Booster Club Charity Request [PDF] UT Hockey KAHA SEHL SEHL Official Site Huntsville Channel Cats Cape Fear FireAntz Winston-Salem T-Birds Newsletter Signup Enter your email address, choose a content format and click "Join." HTML Text Preston is a native of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia and played CIAU Division I hockey at Mount Allison University while earning a Business Degree. He is also a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a Masters Degree in Sports Management and a former owner of Parker Sports Arena in Knoxville. Preston enters his first season as GM of the Ice Bears after serving as an Assistant Coach last year. His interests include kayaking, reading, and spending time with his 6 year old friend Timothy. Jim Bermingham
EXPN.com - Story I got dressed in my hockey apparel and then I was Dave Taylor was one of my favoriteKing players for a long Athlete bios The who s who of X Games competition. http://expn.go.com/skt/s/mikev_03.html
Extractions: The National Hockey League All Star Celebrity Challenge On Wednesday night, January 30th, I had the honor and pleasure of playing and participating in The National Hockey League All Star Celebrity Challenge at The Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. It was a charity hockey game to raise money for The Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. Being an ice hockey fan for as far back as I can remember it was a dream come true to be on the same sheet of ice as legends like Phil Esposito, Dave Taylor, Rod Gilbert, Jari Kurri, Pat LaFontane, Ron Dugay and Bernie Nicholls. I started ice skating a little to late in my life to ever consider ice hockey as a career but even as an adult I've dreamed of being a professional hockey player and playing in an NHL game... This was probably as close as I will ever get and it ranks as one of the most memorable nights of my life. Topps Card: Mike V. Center Ice at The Los Angeles Convention Center. I arrived at The Staples Center at 4:00 PM that evening and was escorted to The Bad Boys' (my team for the night, captained by movie producer Jerry Bruckheimer) locker room which is also The Los Angeles Kings' locker room. My All Star jersey with my name sewn across the back was hanging there waiting for me and it was then that I met most of my teammates for the night, from Cuba Gooding Jr. to Chris Jerhico to Alex Trebek. I got dressed in my hockey apparel and then I was shuttled over to The Los Angeles Convention Center where they had put down some ice for us to skate on with some local youngsters and to meet and greet some fans. I had a lot of fun participating in the short clinic with the kids even though most of them were better players than me. From there we were shuttled back to The Staples Center for the actual game.
CBC Sports Online: Faceoff 2004 (bios gary bettman bob goodenow) Is a work stoppage inevitable? In a hockey Newspoll of 30 NHL players, one from each team, 23 believe there will be a http://www.cbc.ca/sports/indepth/cba/
WFAA.com | News For Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas | Hockey: Stars Extra hockey is one of the few sports in which team dentists Some players consider it partof the job and are proud to 2/5) Truth be told, Stars general manager Doug http://www.wfaa.com/s/dws/spt/hockey/stars/extra/vitindex.html
Extractions: Irwin Thompson / DMN John Erskine lost his front teeth at his first junior training camp. Hockey is one of the few sports in which team dentists routinely work home games. Pucks, sticks and punches make the mouth susceptible to damage. Some players consider it part of the job and are proud to show their missing teeth. Others don't want any part of dentures and dentists. Here are some of the Stars' stories ... Tough call: Sit or act? (2/5)
Extractions: Mueller joins the Lynx after spending the past 13 years as a sports reporter and editor, including the previous 8 1/2 years as a reporter for the Augusta Chronicle. Hailing from Long Island, NY, Mueller covered the Lynx from their relocation to Augusta six years ago until recently, along the way also being named the ECHL reporter for The Hockey News, the sport's most respected publication. For more than two years, Mueller also served as Hockey Director with the Augusta IceForum (now Augusta Ice Sports Center). During his two-plus years at the local ice rink, he helped manage a budding hockey program of more than 200 youth and adult league players; served on the Southern Ice Hockey Association Board of Directors, while also managing the rink's marketing, advertising and promotional objectives. Mueller lives in Augusta, with his wife, Marybeth, and three children, Shelby (9), Jake (7) and Kevin (2). Krista returns for her second campaign with the Lynx this season. She assists in the team's marketing and advertising endeavors, as well as being responsible for all game night operations and activities. She is also actively involved in all promotions, player and mascot appearances, and community relations and involvement. Krista is a graduate of Augusta State University and resides here full time.
Extractions: Lynx Community Outreach Program The Augusta Lynx welcome any interested parties to participate in the Augusta Lynx Community Outreach Program. The Outreach Programs main objective and responsibility is to get the professional athlete out into the community as a positive role model. The Augusta Lynx Community Outreach Program is designed to help enrich our local environment by offering personal appearances by Augusta Lynx professional athletes and front office personnel. Local business groups, charitable foundations, medical facilities, unions, schools, and all organized functions are asked to take advantage of this Outreach program by scheduling speaking engagements, visits, and clinics. The Augusta Lynx ask that all interested parties in the Augusta Lynx Outreach Program please fax requests for appearances to the Lynx Public Relations Department at 706-724-2423. It is the Lynx objective to fulfill all requests based on scheduling availability. For more information on the Lynx Outreach Program please contact the Lynx Public Relations Department at 706-724-4423. 'Hat Trick for Life' School Assembly Program The Augusta Lynx "Hat Trick for Life" school assembly program is designed to challenge local school children to score a hat trick in life by saying no to drugs, staying in school, and always believing in themselves. This uniquely designed program is based on the power of using professional athletes as role models for todays youth and illustrates the importance and overwhelming influence that our Augusta Lynx professional hockey team can have in our community.
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CBS News | Hockey Hit Culprit Done For Year | March 11, 2004 17:18:50 andtumble standards, Kevin DuPont, a hockey columnist for then keep it up once theplayer is down BC Solicitor general Rich Coleman and Vancouver police are http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/03/10/entertainment/main605071.shtml
1999 NBA Draft Bios 1999 NBA Draft bios, question is whether he can run a pro offense and set up otherplayers. The 62 floor general is the Utes all-time steals leader with 254. http://www.jsonline.com/sports/buck/jun99/99draftbios.asp
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New Jersey Rockets - Junior Team very best local talent having put players in prep school, NCAA college hockey, ECHL,AHL Jersey Rockets Junior Program, contact the general Manager, Mike http://www.njrockets.com/junior_program/
Extractions: Junior Links New Jersey Rockets Junior Team M.J.H.L In the 2003-2004 hockey season, the New Jersey Rockets rejuvenated their Junior Program with a Jr. B team playing in the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League (MJHL). With a focus on developing Jr. A and college level players, the team strives for excellence with a foundation built upon strong team play and hard work. The Rockets Jr. team features a coaching staff that's second to none with head coach Dan O'Brien and Assistant Coaches Bernie Saunders and Mike De'Angelis In addition to the grueling MJHL league schedule, the Rockets play a very competitive non-league schedule which includes games against prep schools and Jr. A organizations. Every year the team travels to play in various Jr. A tournaments all over the Northeast and Canada. Playing such a schedule ensures a high amount of exposure for the team's players allowing most to continue in hockey playing at a higher level.
SG-1 Cast Biographies All through his high school years, his goal was to become a professional hockeyplayer. in 1976, when he got the role of Dr. Jeff Webber on general Hospital. http://www.fortunecity.com/lavendar/eastwood/243/sg1bios1.html
Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses SG-1 Cast Biographies Richard Dean Anderson Richard Dean Anderson was born on January 23, 1950, in Minnesota. All through his high school years, his goal was to become a professional hockey player. Fortunately for us RDA fans, that did not work out, and upon graduating high school, he attended St. Cloud College and Ohio University, to study drama. Anderson got his first big break in 1976, when he got the role of Dr. Jeff Webber on General Hospital. In 1985 came his most memorable character to date, MacGyver. MacGyver went on for seven seasons, before it came to an end in 1992. Shortly after Anderson signed on to another show entitled Legend. Unfortunately it only lasted one season, and was gone. At present Anderson is playing Colonel Jack O'Neill in the Stargate SG-1 series. He took over the role that Kurt Russell portrayed in the feature film, and added a new comedic twist to the characters personality. I've really enjoyed Anderson's version of O'Neill very much!. Michael Shanks Michael Shanks was born on December 15, 1970 and grew up in Vancouver, Canada. When he entered college he was majoring in business, until, ironically he happened on the set of
SLAM! Sports - Hockey hockey Plus. the NHL and the NHL Players Association embark new collective bargainingagreement, the Canadian hockey League will http://www.canoe.ca/Hockey/home.html
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Field Hockey - University Of Virginia Cavaliers Official Athletic Site The University of Virginia Field hockey complete coverage of all Virginia Cavaliers NCAA sports including basketball, football, baseball, soccer, volleyball, swimming. Contains scores, stats, http://www.virginiasports.com/sports/w-fieldh/spec-rel/102202aaa.html
Extractions: Oct. 22, 2002 CHARLOTTESVILLE - Student Athlete-of-the-Month showcases an athlete who has demonstrated excellence both on the playing field and in the classroom. The October Female Student Athlete-of-the-Month, fourth year Emily White , has displayed a strong work ethic in her academic and athletic endeavors. A Health and PE major in the Curry School of Education, from Finksburg, Md, Emily balances a full academic course load with a rigorous field hockey schedule. Q: What brought you to UVa? A: A combination of the hockey program and the fact that UVa is on of the top schools in the nation. I loved the players and coaches. Being part of the team meant being part of a family, and that was very important to me. When I was being recruited, the team was very competitive and had worked hard to build something successful. I wanted to be a part of that. Also, the goalie coach that I had worked with throughout high school was here, and he was a very strong factor in my decision. At the same time though, UVa also had a very strong academics program and the combination of the two was unbeatable. I just love the over-all atmosphere here.
