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64. Cornell University - Field Hockey - Official Athletic Site 2003 Field hockey Roster. 20, Evans, Lee, Back, FR, 52, Bethesda-Chevy chase HS, Chevy chase, Md. 21, Soltis, kelly, Back, SR, 5-6, Pompton Lakes HS, Pompton Lakes, NJ. http://cornellbigred.ocsn.com/sports/w-fieldh/mtt/corn-w-fieldh-mtt.html

Men's Sports Women's Sports ROSTER SCHEDULE/RESULTS ... ARCHIVES 2003 Field Hockey Roster Coaches Alphabetical Numerical Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. High School Hometown Balzer, Kirsten Back SO Souderton Area HS Souderton, Pa. Bernstein, Sarah Attack/Midfield FR Newark Academy Basking Ridge, N.J. Blutinger, Lori Goalkeeper JR Ocean City Ocean City, N.J. Burns, Karleigh Midfield SR Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Ambler, Pa. Cook, Brittany Attack FR Greene Central HS Greene, N.Y. Corcoran, Blair Back/Midfield SO Downingtown HS Downingtown, Pa. Dunn, Danielle Attack/Midfield JR Notre Dame HS Villanova, Pa. Evans, Lee Back FR Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS Chevy Chase, Md. Fredericks, Amy Back FR Pinkerton Academy East Hempstead, N.H. Gardner, Kimmy Back SR Episcopal Academy Paoli, Pa. Grace, Lindsay Attack SR Notre Dame Ardmore, Pa. Huang, Julie Attack JR Wootton HS North Potomac, Md. Kenney, Lisa Midfield/Back FR Centreville HS Clifton, Va. Maher, Stephanie Midfield JR Hershey HS Hershey, Pa. Miller, Sarah Attack/Midfield FR West Essex HS North Caldwell, N.J. Mirasol, Carissa Attack SR Fairfax HS Fairfax, Va.

65. Springfield Spirit website, September 2002, kelly chase, employed full time as color commentator on the St. Louis Blues radio network is Director of hockey Operations. http://users.mo-net.com/nixit/springfield.html

Search my entire website SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI ICE HOCKEY Edition of March 16, 2004 National 2005 Championship Youth Tier II 17 and under will be held at Jordan Valley Ice Park, Springfield MO SYHA B1 Bantams Missouri State Champions 3 to 1 over St. Peters Spirit, February 29, 2004 at Jordan Valley Ice Park Springfield , MO SYHA A1 Peewees State Runnerup losing 6 to 3 to Affton Americans March 4, 2004 after notably defeating St. Peters 3 to 2 eight hours earlier, Fenton MO SYHA Squirt winners of the B-1 division postseason Kirkwood MO Spring Classic, March 5, '04 Creve Coeur Comets vs St Peters Spirit 1, MO State Bantam B-1 Play Offs Springfield Spirit vs St Peters Spirit 2. State Play Offs Springfield MO 2-28-04. Springfield were champions Afton MO at Springfield MO Peewees Afton rented a bus for the trip from St. Louis, 11-23-03. adjusting equipment delay. 12 minute stop time periods Afton on attack Ryne Laster SYHA wins faceoff vs Tulsa at Springfield Nov. '02 tiny kid Springfield SYHA Tournament April '02 The number one fault of most of today's youth and even some junior hockey players is 'one hand on the stick'. which contributes to 'stick not on the ice'. If I were a coaching I would have someone count how many times 'one hand on the stick' caused my team to miss a play. I watched the SMSU Ice Bears play U of MO Columbia 'Mizzou' on Feb 28, '04 and did not see any 'one hand on stickisms', although there were some 'stick not on the ice'.

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LIST OF ARTICLES Welcome to the page of ICE HOCKEY Back to the homepage Forum HERE you can write your comments and read the comments of others. Various sections ICE HOCKEY !! International Hockey Hockey clubs Original Hockey Fans ... In-line Hockey National sections American Hockey Belarusian hockey Hockey Belge Hockey Brasileiro British Hockey Ceský hokej Dansk Ishockey Deutsches Eishockey Le Hockey Français L'hockey Italiano Latvias Hokejs Magyar jégkorongozás North American Hockey Õsterreichisches Eishockey Polski hokej Hochei Romanesc Schweizer Eishockey / Hockey Suisse Slovenski hokej Slovenský hokej Suomen jääkiekko Taiwanese hockey Transfer Chaos Jack Barron Date: 18-jun-01 Language correction: FlyBear French version... Like football did (under duress), ice hockey should examine the inconsistencies in its transfer system. For months, football had vacillated and lost its certainties, fearing that the offensive taken by the European committee against its tranfers system would destroy its fragile equilibrium. It didn't happen, and the final agreement enabled them to write down some basic principles while guaranteeing the main points of the system (which had worked, despite some inconsistencies which had to be corrected) will remain. These basic principles are precisely what European ice hockey is sorely missing. The IIHF never looked at its foundations, and no one can say for certain if a landslide will take it away soon. You have to look long and hard to see if the principles of the European committee and of the football governing bodies have equivalents in ice hockey. First, there's the issue of players' rights. In this domain, fortunately, we still are far from the "jungle law" which reigns in North America, where (non-star) players can be sold, traded or released easily, and must suffer from a state of permanent competition thirty other skilled players aiming at taking their jobwhich is emphasized by the farm-team system. Nevertheless, many European managers and chairmen envy the North American methods, and players here, for instance low-salaried players from Eastern Europe, are not always well-treated. When the results are disappointing, import players are the most convenient scapegoats to become the first dismissals, and are not often allowed to complain.

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71. Sports: The Place To Chase Dreams On The Ice The place to chase dreams on the ice. Comprehensive as well as costly, the IMG hockey Academy provides a head start to aspiring players. By KEVIN kelly. © St. http://www.sptimes.com/News/121300/Sports/The_place_to_chase_dr.shtml

Calendars Classified Forums Sports ... Text-only News sections Entertainment AP The Wire Business Citrus County ... Find your local news section Weekly sections Brandon Times City Times Homes Outdoors ... Xpress Special Sections Arena football Buccaneers College football Devil Rays ... Seniority Subscriber Services Subscribe Renew Help Advertise In print Online Market Info Join Us Internships Scholarships Times Jobs Contact us The place to chase dreams on the ice Comprehensive as well as costly, the IMG Hockey Academy provides a head start to aspiring players. By KEVIN KELLY [Times photo: Cherie Diez] Bobby Anderson, an 18-year-old IMG student, uses a balance board with a simulated stick to improve balance BRADENTON If Karl Wolf has to cut a few more tree limbs on his days off or work more hours at the fire station to earn extra money, so be it. It's worth it to help his son chase a dream. "We realize there's a small percentage that want to become professional hockey players and actually achieve it and make a living at it," Wolf said. "But if you don't give it a try, you'll always have a doubt in your mind." In September, the IMG Hockey Academy opened in Bradenton and Wolf's son, Kris, was one of 13 players who enrolled full time.

72. MITCH ALBOM: Hockey Just Isn't Hockey Without A Roommate about the things he has enjoyed most in his long life in hockey which may the years, he has shared keys with Mike Modano, Mike Keane, kelly chase, Adam Oates http://www.freep.com/sports/redwings/mitch27_20040427.htm

new COOLjsMenu("test",MENU_ITEMS); Stories More hockey Wings Web page Live updates ... Bookstore Red Wings E-MAIL THIS STORY PRINTER-FRIENDLY FORMAT MITCH ALBOM: Hockey just isn't hockey without a roommate April 27, 2004 BY MITCH ALBOM FREE PRESS COLUMNIST Brett Hull is talking on a cell phone as he drives to the airport with his carpool buddy, Chris Chelios. I am asking about the things he has enjoyed most in his long life in hockey which may, if a lockout comes, be drawing to a close and he is telling me something I did not know, even though, after 19 years in the NHL, you would think there would be nothing new about Hull to tell. "I'm a great roommate," he says. Roommate? "Yeah. I've always had a roommate on the road. Some guys today, now that you can have your own room, they grab it. They want to be by themselves. I never wanted that. I like having someone to talk to." Over the years, he has shared keys with Mike Modano, Mike Keane, Kelly Chase, Adam Oates and "a few others who I can't remember." Any he didn't get along with?

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74. ALMS News :: 05/18/04 RON FELLOWS TALKS HOCKEY, KARTING AND RACING He visited with ALMS.com on each and other related topics. Doug kelly (DK) Let’s cut to the chase. How do you like the hockey playoffs so far? http://www.americanlemans.com/storyArchives/051804_fellows.asp

News Fan Frenzy Schedule Paddock ... Home AmericanLeMans.com Special Feature Series RON FELLOWS TALKS HOCKEY, KARTING AND RACING by Doug Kelly Ron Fellows Taking a page from his own youth, ALMS driver Ron Fellows maintains an active interest in karting, which helps prepare Canadian youngsters to eventually become race drivers. Champ Car star Paul Tracy is a veteran of the karting ranks, as is Fellows himself, ABC’s race commentator Scott Goodyear and ALMS’s Scott Maxwell, among others. Of late, Fellows has mixed his passion for the NHL with his involvement in the Sunoco Ron Fellows Karting Championshps. He visited with ALMS.com on each and other related topics. Doug Kelly (DK): Let’s cut to the chase. How do you like the hockey playoffs so far? Ron Fellows (RF): “Well, I’d never have believed Calgary would get thumped like they did after winning the first two at San Jose. Philly and Tampa Bay has been exciting as well.” DK: Hockey is a uniting force for all Canadians. Why do you think that is? RF: “I guess it’s probably like soccer in Europe. In the U.S., football is the biggest sport, whether it’s high school, college or pro. The passion hockey stirs up in Canada is like what football does to the U.S.”

75. JVP News - St. Louis Spirit Moves To Springfield We thank the city for giving us the opportunity to come down here and be a part of a grass roots program, said kelly chase, director of hockey operations for http://www.ci.springfield.mo.us/jvp/news_team.html

St. Louis Hockey Team Pulls Up Roots to Move to Springfield October 22, 2001 Article by Jack Wang, KY3 NEWS The Jordan Valley Ice Park will is now home to a junior amateur hockey team called The Springfield Spirit. The club formerly known as The St. Louis Sting has moved here. The Spirit is affiliated with the North American Hockey League , with players ages 16 to 20 years old. That league is a feeder program for players interested in getting scholarships at major colleges. The team has been in St. Louis for five years. “We've worked extremely hard to try and be a part of this project here. We thank the city for giving us the opportunity to come down here and be a part of a grass roots program," said Kelly Chase, director of hockey operations for the club. The club should have a positive economic impact on the city. The popularity of public ice skating, added to the home games of The Spirit, will benefit area businesses. Several have noticed more customers lately. It was one of the goals of developing the ice rink. “As this development grows, as more of the facilities within the development are put in place, it's just going to have a great effect on everything in the area," said Sonja Chasteen of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce.

76. STLtoday - Sports - Story a night I would watch the games on TV and turn the sound down to listen to Chris Kerber and kelly chase on the radio. I got interested in hockey by listening http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/stories.nsf/Sports/Gordo's Zone/D2744EFD

77. WashingtonPost.com: 1990 All-Met Field Hockey Team 1990 AllMet Field hockey Team. Karen Fowler, Stuart; Tricia Gately, Severna Park; Jenny Gross, Centreville; Emily kelly, Bethesda-Chevy chase; Cari Mack http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/sports/hssports/longterm/allmets/fhockey_90

[an error occurred while processing this directive] 1990 All-Met Field Hockey Team Tuesday, December 11, 1990 COACH OF THE YEAR Mike Carroll Bethesda-Chevy Chase Won second Maryland 4A title in three years . . . 75-18-2 in 7 seasons. FIRST TEAM Heather Almborg Midfield North Stafford Senior Led North Stafford to the Virginia AAA state semifinals with 6 goals. Jessica Belkin Forward Bethesda-Chevy Chase Senior Scored 9 goals and 7 assists as B-CC won the Maryland 4A state title. Catherine Chamberlin Midfield Walter Johnson Senior Scored 14 goals to lead Walter Johnson to the Maryland 4A semifinals. Kate Compton Goalie St. Agnes Senior Registered 11 shutouts as team compiled a 13-0-1 record. Carrie Hartley Forward Fairfax Senior Contributed 9 goals and 8 assists to lead Fairfax to a 13-1 record. Barbara King Forward McLean Senior Scored 10 goals and 9 assists to lead McLean to 10-3 record. Jennifer Rinschler Midfield Lake Braddock Senior Scored 11 goals and 8 assists for Northern Region champions. Veronica Sturla Forward Whitman Senior Led team with 12 goals.

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80. For Immediate Release 1999 Little East Conference Field Hockey Left Team Goal (Assists) 1OT 615 KS kelly Smith (Beth chase) Goalie Saves semifinal round of the Little East Conference field hockey championship being http://www.littleeast.com/fh/lecfhchamp99.txt

For Immediate Release 1999 Little East Conference Field Hockey Championship Tournament Seedings: 1. Keene State College 2. Southern Maine 3. Plymouth State 4. UMass Dartmouth 5. Eastern Connecticut First Round, Thursday, October 29 Game One at UMass Dartmouth 1 Eastern Connecticut at Keene, N.H. Semifinals, Saturday, October 30 Game Two Keene State 1 UMass Dartmouth (OT) (see story below) Game Three Plymouth State 4 Southern Maine (see story below) Championship, Sunday, November 1 Game Four Keene state 1 Plymouth State (OT) (see story below) ****************************************************************************************** Sunday, October 31, 1999 KEENE STATE DEFEATS PLYMOUTH STATE IN OVERTIME, 1-0 OWLS SUCCESSFULLY DEFEND LITTLE EAST CONFERENCE FIELD HOCKEY TITLE KEENE, N.H. For the second consecutive year, the Little East Conference field hockey championship belongs to Keene State College. Kelly Smith's goal seven minutes and fifty-seven seconds into the first overtime period lifted the Owls to a 1-0 victory over rival Plymouth State College to give KSC the 1999 title in a game played Sunday at Owl Complex. It was the second straight overtime- winner for Smith, the Tournament MVP, who sent KSC into the championship with a game - winner in OT against UMass-Dartmouth on Saturday. The winning goal, Smith's 16th of the season, was set up by a lead pass from Melissa Harnch-Smith. "We had a break-away and Melissa made a nice pass to me," said Smith, a junior forward from Lisbon, N.H. "I was open and I hit it hard and fortunately it went in." "After yesterday's game, I was pretty tired, but I wanted to find away to be in the play to get us the win," she said. "It was very appropriate that Kelly got the winner," said KSC coach Amy Watson. "She was all over the field today." The top seed in the Tournament, Keene State had all it could handle in the early going from the Panthers, who tested Owl goalie Lindsay Hamilton on several occasions. Megan Fournier was stopped on a pair of corner opportunities and Ang Grady had a shot from the right side that just missed the far post. Plymouth adapted well to playing on KSC's turf field. "Our style of play is conducive to turf. We're happy to play on it." said PSC coach Abby Burbank, whose team goes to 7-11. "It was a great championship game. Both teams played well throughout the game and that was great to see." "You put these two teams on the field and it doesn't matter what the records are, you're going to get a great game," added Watson. The statistics indicated the closeness of the game. Plymouth had a slim 12-11 advantage on shots and had a 15 to 10 advantage in penalty corners. Both goalies came up with big saves throughout the game. Hamilton had nine saves for KSC while Martha Dennery, the Panther's goalie, finished with five saves. Keene State (14-6) will now await word on a possible ECAC Tournament berth. "Winning this will help us, "Watson said. "There are a lot of other teams sitting out there in the same situation. We'll see where we end up." At Keene, N.H. 1 2 OT Final Plymouth State (7-11) = Keene State (14-6) 1 = 1 Scoring Half Time Left Team Goal (Assists) 1OT 7:03 KS Kelly Smith (Melissa Harnch-Smith) Goalie Saves: KS Lindsay Hamilton 9 PS Martha Dennerly 5 Penalty Corners: KS 10 PS 15 Shots: KS 11 PS 12 1999 LEC FIELD HOCKEY ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Alison Drury, Southern Maine; Sarah Tuxbury, UMass Dartmouth; Jennifer Burrows, UMass Dartmouth; Megan Fournier, Plymouth State; Jill Sutherland, Plymouth State; Jaci Harradon, Plymouth State; Katie Dodge, Plymouth State; Melissa Harnch-Smith, Keene State; Kathleen Marucci, Keene State; Lindsay Hamilton, Keene State; Carrie Trudeau, Keene State; Kelly Smith, Keene State MVP: Kelly Smith, Keene State ****************************************************************************************** Saturday, October 30, 1999 Little East Connference Championship Tournament Semifinals Game One Top Seeded Owls Edge Corsairs in Overtime Smith's Goal Sends Defending Champions Into Championship Game KEENE, N.H. 10/30/99 - Kelly Smith's (Lisbon, N.H.) goal eight minutes and 45 seconds in the first overtime was the difference as top-seed Keene State College escaped with a 1-0 victory over fourth ranked UMass-Dartmouth in a semifinal game of the Little East Conference field hockey tournament, Saturday at Owl Stadium Complex. Smth's game winner was set up by a feed from Beth Chase (Kensington, NH.). "I just gave it a good hit and it went in," said Kelly, who notched her team and conference-leading 15th goal of the season. "It went to the corner and she probably didn't see it." Keene State, which had a 24-0 shot advantage, dominated play throughout the game. "We dominated, but it just took us a long time to put the ball in the net," said KSC coach Amy Watson. Their goalie was fantastic." Jennifer Burrows (Hubbardston, Mass.) finished with 10 saves. KSC goalie Lindsay Hamilton (Brattleboro, Vt.) fnished without a save. The defending LEC Champions, Keene State improve to 13-6. UMass-Dartmouth goes to 9-9. Keene State will face Plymouth State in a rematch of last year's Championshipthe on Sunday at noon. at Keene, N.H. UMass-Dartmouth (9-9) = Keene State (13-6) 1 = 1 Scoring Half Time Left Team Goal (Assists) 1OT 6:15 KS Kelly Smith (Beth Chase) Goalie Saves: KS Lindsay Hamilton UMD Jennifer Burrows 10 Penalty Corners: KS 12 UMD Shots: KS 24 UMD Game Two Third Seeded Panthers Knock Huskies Out of Little East Tournament KEENE, N.H. The third seeded Plymouth State College Panthers got goals from four different players and goalies Martha Dennerly (Concord, N.H./Concord HS) and Lindsey Breda (Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry HS) combined to stop four shots as the Panthers defeated the University of Southern Maine Huskies, 4-0, in the semifinal round of the Little East Conference field hockey championship being hosted at Keene State College. The victory vaults the Panthers into Sunday's championship game against the top- seeded Keene State Owls who knocked off the upset-minded University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Corsairs, 1-0, in overtime. Plymouth State is now 7-10 on the season. Southern Maine dropped its sixth straight game to fall to 10-10. Plymouth State senior forward Jill Sutherland (Rockport, Mass./Rockport HS) broke a scoreless tie with 7:05 left in the first half knocking home a pass from sophomore Megan Fournier (East Waterboro, Maine/Massabesic HS) for her team-leading eighth goal of the season. Sophomore Nicole Lauriat (Greenfield, Mass./Greenfield HS) made it 2-0 with 2:59 left before the break with her third goal of the season assisted by sophomore Katie Dodge (Sanborton, N.H./Winnisquam HS). The Panthers iced the game with a pair of unassisted insurance goals by Fournier and freshman Kristie Wheeler (Brandon, Vt./Otter Valley HS) late in the second half. Dennerly made four saves before giving way to Breda with just under eight minutes to play. Southern Maine sophomore goalie Andrea Guerette (Fairfield, Maine/Lawrence HS) had 13 saves for the Huskies. at Keene, N.H. Plymouth State (7-10) 2 2 = 4 Southern Maine (10-10) = Scoring Half Time Left Team Goal (Assists) 1st 7:05 PS Jill Sutherland (Megan Fournier) 1st 2:59 PS Nicole Lauriat (Katie Dodge) 2nd 8:16 PS Fournier (unassisted) 2nd 5:22 PS Kristie Wheeler (unassisted) Goalie Saves: SM Andrea Guerette 13 PS Martha Dennerly 4, Lindsey Breda Penalty Corners: SM 7 PS 14 Shots: SM 4 PS 19 Defensive Saves: SM Kim Cochrane, Erin Hamblen ******************************************************************************************

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