61. Augusta Lynx-augusta, Georgia, Lynx, Hockey, Echl, Eastern, Coast, League, Score Augusta would get back to within three goals when sean O’Connor scored his secondof 137 of the third period for intent to injure on Jonathan gagnon of the http://www.augustalynx.com/news/04/03/3-28loss_032804.shtml

News Releases Augusta Chronicle Stories Community Corner LYNX DROP 7-4 DECISION TO EXPRESS The Roanoke Express kept their playoff hopes alive with a 7-4 win over the Augusta Lynx on Sunday. Roanoke would continue to build on their lead, starting at 5:26 when Dan Carlson scored a shorthanded marker to make it 4-2. A clear by Andrew McPherson hit a stick that had been left in the Lynx zone and kicked the puck straight into the slot where Carlson walked in and beat Hamele over the right pad. Dan Carney followed with a goal at 12:45 to boost Roanoke’s lead to three goals, but 21 seconds later Jacina fed a wide-open Jonathan Gagnon to get the Lynx back into the game at 5-3. Jarrett Thompson also added an assist on the goal. Rob Snowball rounded out the period scoring for the Express, beating Hamele with a slap shot from the right wing that found the net to make it 6-3 Express after two periods of play. In the third, Jason Saal replaced Hamele in net for Augusta, but was greeted with the seventh Roanoke goal at 1:10 by Andrew McPherson to make it 7-3 Express. Augusta would get back to within three goals when Sean O’Connor scored his second of the night from Goulet and Terry Marchant at 11:40, but Augusta would come no closer than the 7-4 final. Saal finished with five saves in the game, while Hamele took the loss with 18 stops. Jason Wolfe earned the win with 28 saves of his own. Also of note in the game, Blair Stayzer picked up a match penalty at 1:37 of the third period for intent to injure on Jonathan Gagnon of the Lynx. Gagnon was helped from the ice while Stayzer picked up a five minute major and game misconduct.

62. Augusta Lynx-augusta, Georgia, Lynx, Hockey, Echl, Eastern, Coast, League, Score Augusta opened the scoring just 54 seconds into the contest when sean O’Connor Connor’ssecond goal of the game combined with Jonathan gagnon’s marker http://www.augustalynx.com/news/04/03/3-29weekly_032904.shtml

News Releases Augusta Chronicle Stories Community Corner PAW PRINTS: THE OFFICIAL WEEKLY RELEASE OF THE AUGUSTA LYNX Lynx Take Two Out Of Three On Weekend The Augusta Lynx continued their winning ways this weekend, taking two out of three games on the road with wins in Greenville Friday and Florence Saturday. 3/26 Augusta 5 @ Greenville 3 Greenville’s Mark Concannon gave his team the only lead of the game early on, but Augusta came back for three goals from Jarrett Thompson, Terry Marchant, and Sean O’Connor to forge a 3-1 lead. Mike Nelson and Concannon’s second goal of the game tied things at 3-3, but last in the third period Augusta used a 5-on-3 power play advantage to score twice for a 5-3 final. Martin Lapointe notched the game winner and Thompson added his second of the game as an insurance marker. Jason Saal made 16 saves for the win. 3/27 Augusta 4 – Florence 3 (SO) A wild first period of scoring saw Florence open up a 3-2 lead on goals from Jeff Szwez, Vladimir Gusev, and Allan Sirois, while Augusta replied with markers from Greg Jacina and Darren Shakotko. Jacina would score his second of the game in the second period to tie the game at 3-3 and send it to overtime. Past the five minute OT and into the shootout, the Lynx finally broke the tie with Martin Lapointe’s shootout winner in round six for their first win in Florence since the 2001-02 Season. Jason Saal once again earned the win with 23 saves. 3/28 Augusta 4 @ Roanoke 7 Augusta opened the scoring just 54 seconds into the contest when Sean O’Connor potted his first of two goals on the night. Greg Jacina made it 2-1 Lynx later in the period, but Augusta would relinquish the lead and never get it back after that point. O’Connor’s second goal of the game combined with Jonathan Gagnon’s marker finished the scoring for the Lynx. Will Hamele took the loss, making 18 saves over the first two periods, while Jason Saal came in to finish the game, allowing one goal on five shots over the third period.

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MINOR LEAGUE ENFORCER PROFILE MARTIN GRENIER NOT A STRIPED KITTY CAT EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW "I'd rather tame a tiger than paint stripes on a kitty cat," Dean Lombardi once said. The former Sharks Bryan Marchment from the Lightening Brian Burke had the same idea when he grabbed superheavyweight Martin Grenier from the Phoenix Coyotes "He's very tough,” Manitoba coach, Stan Smyl told Greg Di Cresce of the Winnipeg Sun . “He's a hard-nose type of defenceman. One area we lacked last year was having that physical presence. We want to keep our opponents on edge just a little bit knowing that we have some D who are going to make them pay . . . . So (Grenier) did exactly what we wanted him to do and he's just going to continue to get better at it." Grenier got better throughout his junior career. He played four seasons in the

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News Releases Press Release April 01, 2004 Canada's 2004 World Championship Under-18 Team is comprised of players under 18 years old (born in 1986) whose teams are not competing in either the CHL, Junior A or collegiate playoffs. The players will be meeting in Montreal on April 1st, 2004 prior to departing for Belarus and the World Championship on April 3rd. * All times ET - Friday, April 2nd 10:00am-12:00pm Practice at Pierrefonds 4 Glaces (Montreal, QC) - Saturday, April 3rd 1:00pm Departure Air Canada FL#8665 Montreal-Toronto-Frankfurt-Minsk NOTE TO MEDIA: Media requests should be directed to Ron Pyette, Coordinator, High Performance. While in Montreal, QC, Pyette can be reached at 403-880-5826 (until April 3rd). Roster/Alignement No Player S/C Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown 2003-04 Team No Joueuse L/C T. P. Naissance Ville d'origine Goaltenders/Gardiennes de but Dubnyk, Devan L/G Calgary, AB Kamloops (WHL) Pogge, Justin

65. NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH, The Official Athletic Site, Ice Hockey the first game of a Central Collegiate hockey Association series the right circleby senior D sean Seyferth gagnon notched his sixth goal of the season early http://www.fansonly.com/schools/nd/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/012100aaa.html

Tickets Schedules Online Store Camps ... Site Map Ice Hockey MEN'S SPORTS WOMEN'S SPORTS ROSTER SCHEDULE ... Wireless E-MAIL@ UND.com Email login: Password: New users Signup! Irish Hockey Defeats Western Michigan In Wild Win, 4-3 Carlson delivers game-tying and game-winnning goals. Dan Carlson scored the game-tying goal with 1:23 left in regulation and then scored 52 seconds into overtime. Ice Hockey Home HEADLINES Rob Globke Inks Entry-Level Contract With The Florida Panthers Three Current Notre Dame Players Ranked On NHL Central Scouting's Final Prospect List Irish Hockey Adds Four More Players For Freshman Class Of 2004-05 RELATED LINKS CollegeSports.com Wire Email this to a friend Jan. 21, 2000 NOTRE DAME, Ind. Dan Carlson delivered on Friday night as the cover boy on the Notre Dame hockey game program, as the junior left wing scored the game-tying goal with 1:23 left in regulation and then scored 52 seconds into overtime, lifting the Irish to a frenetic 4-3 victory over visiting Western Michigan-and spoiling Jeff Reynaert's 52-save night-in the first game of a Central Collegiate Hockey Association series at the Joyce Center. The wild game saw Reynaert stop 48 of Notre Dame's first 49 shots on goal while his WMU teammates had scrapped their way to a 3-1 lead, after junior right wing Brett Mills had converted on what would be the Broncos only shot of the third period (compared to 25 for the Irish). But the hosts put the puck past the sophomore goaltender on three of their final seven shots, including a goal by sophomore center

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67. Monday, October 22, 2000 Record 113 Earn USM Scholar-Athlete Award Rachel Drury (women s soccer), Erica gagnon (softball) and indoor and outdoor track),sean Diette (men s track), Sarah Dolley (field hockey, women s indoor and http://www.usm.maine.edu/athl/wise_awards01.txt

Monday, October 22, 2000 Record 113 Earn USM Scholar-Athlete Award GORHAM, Maine For the sixth consecutive year, a record number of University of Southern Maine student-athletes and cheering squad members have earned the Department of Athletics' prestigious William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete award. During the 2000-01 academic year, 113 individuals met the criteria to receive the Wise Scholar-Athlete Award. The criteria includes each individual compiling a minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average for the fall and spring semesters, be a full-time student both semesters, and that they utilized a season of eligibility as a member of a varsity team. The Wise Award recipients were honored at a reception and dinner Sunday night (October 14) at the Kenneth Brooks Student Center on the Gorham campus. The 113 winners represent 32.0% of the 353 individuals that comprised the 25 varsity athletic and cheering squads in 2000-01. The previous record for Wise Award winners was 98 during the 1999-2000 academic year. Among this year's record-setting number of award winners were 29 recipients who earned their second Wise award. Those included Brian Aceto (men's ice hockey); Lindy Briggette (women's lacrosse), Pat Caruana (wrestling), Celine Cote (volleyball), Miranda Derenburger (volleyball, indoor track and outdoor track), Sean Diette (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Greg Dolbec (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Todd Dominski (men's soccer), Jamie Everhart (men's soccer), Jan Forgeron (women's ice hockey), David Frankenfield (sailing), Jolaine Galibois-Barss (women's soccer), Tara Giroux (field hockey), Sara Goodine (women's tennis), Becky Kimball (softball), and Jacob Koelker (men's cross country and indoor track). Also Andy Lang (baseball), Jess Libby (women's basketball and softball), Kati Libby (women's soccer and basketball), Sarah McLean (women's tennis and softball), Trisha Palmi (women's ice hockey), Jill Powers (women's ice hockey and lacrosse), Darren Roche (men's ice hockey), Abby Rosenswaike (women's indoor track), Meghan Rutherford (women's tennis), Diana Smith (volleyball), Amy Swanberg (women's indoor and outdoor track), Matt Tarbox (men's basketball), Susan Waddell (women's soccer and lacrosse) and Jenn Young (women's soccer and lacrosse). Nine student-athletes, including, Jason Batchelder (men's soccer), Kelly Busby (women's indoor and outdoor track), Hollie Harnish (women's indoor track), Kim Landeen (women's soccer), Marcy Muller (volleyball), Jen Snyder (women's cross country), Jason Tuck (men's cross country, ice hockey and outdoor track), Tina West (women's soccer and softball) and Samantha Whitman (women's soccer and lacrosse) increased the number of student- athletes to have earned three Wise Awards to 62. The number of student-athletes to earn a fourth award increased by four, bringing the total to 19. Earning their fourth Wise Award were Dan Drozdzik (men's ice hockey), Rachel Drury (women's soccer), Erica Gagnon (softball) and Alyssa Anderson (softball). Three student-athletes, Kevin Faria (men's indoor and outdoor track), Ali Hathaway (women's soccer) and Derek Veilleux (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), became the second, third and fourth recipients of a fifth Wise Scholar-Athlete Award. Forty-one student-athletes were honored as multi-sport student-athletes, including Deedra Beveridge (field hockey, women's indoor and outdoor track), Melissa Bouchard (women's indoor and outdoor track), Kelly Busby (women's indoor and outdoor track), Jarrod Canane (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Tiffany Cook (women's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Miranda Derenburger (volleyball, women's indoor and outdoor track), Sean Diette (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Greg Dolbec (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Sarah Dolley (field hockey, women's indoor and outdoor track), Kevin Faria (men's indoor and outdoor track), Melanie Fike (women's indoor and outdoor track), Nicole Freeman (women's indoor and outdoor track), Geoff Grigsby (men's soccer and basketball), Renee Heath (field hockey and softball), Darci Holland (field hockey and softball), and Jacob Koelker (men's cross country and indoor track). Also Jess Libby (women's basketball and softball), Kati Libby (women's soccer and basketball), Lauren Lohmeyer (cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Brittany McClure (field hockey, women's indoor and outdoor track), Avery McGill (women's ice hockey and lacrosse), Sarah McLean (women's tennis and softball), Amy Ouellette (field hockey and softball), Dan Pendergast (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Jill Powers (women's ice hockey and lacrosse), Jessica Short (women's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Stephanie Slater (field hockey, women's ice hockey and lacrosse), Larisa Sobey (women's basketball and softball), Amy Swanberg (women's indoor and outdoor track), Jason Thibodeau (men's basketball and baseball), Jacki Tremblay (women's indoor and outdoor track), Jason Tuck (men's cross country, ice hockey and outdoor track), Derek Veilleux (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Susan Waddell (women's soccer and lacrosse), Tina West (women's soccer and softball), Jason White (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), Samantha Whitman (women's soccer and lacrosse), Darryl Whitney (men's cross country, indoor and outdoor track), and Jen Young (women's soccer and lacrosse). Since the Wise Scholar-Athlete Award program began with the 1987-88 academic year, a total of 752 awards have been presented. 2000-01 William B. Wise Scholar-Athlete Awards Baseball Ryan Adams, Sanford, Maine Mike Caggiano, Augusta, Maine Andy Lang, New Bedford, Mass. Brian Marshall, Danvers, Mass. Pat McCarthy, Medford, Mass. Drew Palmer, Rothesay, N.B. Jason Thibodeau, Old Town, Maine * Men's Basketball Geoff Grigsby, Bridgton, Maine * Matt Tarbox, Standish, Maine Jason Thibodeau, Old Town, Maine * Women's Basketball Jess Libby, Orono, Maine * Kati Libby, Orono, Maine * Larisa Sobey, Pittsfield, Maine * Cheering Erin Barry, Scarborough, Maine Darlene Cote, North Jay, Maine Tonya Eaton, Auburn, Maine Laura Rider, Wells, Maine * Men's Cross Country Jarrod Canane, Methuen, Mass. * Sean Diette, Newport, Vt. * Greg Dolbec, Shapleigh, Maine * Jake Koelker, Portland, Maine * Dan Pendergast, New Sweden, Maine * Jason Tuck, Bangor, Maine * Derek Veilleux, Fairfield, Maine * Jackson White, Lisbon, Maine * Darryl Whitney, Hudson, N.H. * Women's Cross Country Tiffany Cook, Leesburg, Fla. * Lauren Lohmeyer, Portland, Maine * Jess Short, Bennington, Vt. * Jen Snyder, Auburn, Mass. Field Hockey Deedra Beveridge, Camden, Maine * Sarah Dolley, Oakland, Maine * Tara Giroux, Greene, Maine Renee Heath, Brunswick, Maine * Darci Holland, Buckfield, Maine * Brittany McClure, Belfast, Maine * Amy Ouellette, Jay, Maine * Aimee Sharrow, Framingham, Mass. Stephanie Slater, Acton, Mass. * Golf Patrick Otto, Furlong, Penn. Men's Ice Hockey Brian Aceto, Gorham, Maine Alex Dandenault, Bromont, Quebec Dan Drozdzik, Chicago, Ill. Andrew Gardner, Buffalo, N.Y. Pat Murray, Moncton, N.B. Darren Roche, Corner Brook, Nfld. Jason Tuck, Bangor, Maine * Women's Ice Hockey Jen Boswell, San Francisco, Calif. Jan Forgeron, Gorham, Maine Tricia Kamp, West Caldwell, N.J. * Holly Manning, Northfield, Vt. Avery McGill, Middlebury, Vt. * Trisha Palmi, Fitchburg, Mass. Janet Peterson, Downington, Penn. Jillian Powers, Beverly, Mass. * Stephanie Slater, Acton, Mass. * Men's Lacrosse Tobey Farrington, Augusta, Maine Nick Rich, Yarmouth, Maine Dan Trevett, Burlington, Mass. Jeff Woodbury, Beverly, Mass. Women's Lacrosse Lindy Briggette, Peru, Maine Darcy Comer, South Berwick, Maine Tricia Kamp, West Caldwell, N.J. * Melissa Merrill, Wells, Maine Erica Simpson, Sanford, Maine Stephanie Slater, Acton, Mass. * Susan Waddell, Warwick, N.Y. * Samantha Whitman, Saxtons River, Vt. * Jen Young, Middlebury, Vt. * Sailing (Fall and Spring Seasons) David Frankenfield, Rapid City, S.D. Kristine Pelletier, Lewiston, Maine Gabrielle Wallace, Portland, Maine Men's Soccer Jason Batchelder, Derby, Vt. Eric Becker, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Todd Dominski, Hebron, Conn. Eric Drew, Cranston, R.I. Jamie Everhart, Bethel, Conn. Geoff Grigsby, Bridgton, Maine * Mike Hangge, Ellsworth, Maine Peter Jones, Waterville, Maine Jason Kopp, Portland, Maine Women's Soccer Jenny Boucher, Madawaska, Maine Rachel Drury, Canton, Maine Jolaine Galibois-Barss, Augusta, Maine Molly Hagstrom, Yarmouth, Maine Ali Hathaway, Hamden, Maine Nina Henrikson, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Meredith Hodgin, York, Maine Rachel Kwantz, Wiscasset, Maine Kim Landeen, New Sweden, Maine Kati Libby, Orono, Maine * Susan Waddell, Warwick, N.Y. * Tina West, Gorham, Maine * Samantha Whitman, Saxtons River, Vt. * Jen Young, Middlebury, Vt. * Softball Alyssa Anderson, New Portland, Maine Erica Gagnon, Oakland, Maine Renee Heath, Brunswick, Maine * Darci Holland, Buckfield, Maine * Becky Kimball, Arundel, Maine Sarah McLean, Portsmouth, R.I. * Amy Ouellette, Jay, Maine * Laura Rider, Wells, Maine * Larisa Sobey, Pittsfield, Maine * Tina West, Gorham, Maine * Women's Tennis Sara Goodine, South Portland, Maine Emily Jose, Caribou, Maine Sarah McLean, Portsmouth, R.I. * Megan Rutherford, Portland, Maine Anna Stasiv, Lviv, Ukraine Kim Vincent, Auburn, Maine Men's Indoor Track Jarrod Canane, Methuen, Mass. * Sean Diette, Newport, Vt. * Greg Dolbec, Shapleigh, Maine * Kevin Faria, Litchfield, N.H. * Bill Joyce, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Jake Koelker, Portland, Maine * Jeremy Larose, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Dan Pendergast, New Sweden, Maine * Derek Veilleux, Fairfield, Maine * Jackson White, Lisbon, Maine * Darryl Whitney, Hudson, N.H. * Women's Indoor Track Deedra Beveridge, Camden, Maine * Melissa Bouchard, Millinocket, Maine * Kelly Busby, Biddeford, Maine * Tiffany Cook, Leesburg, Fla. * Miranda Derenburger, Oxford, Maine * Sarah Dolley, Oakland, Maine * Melaine Fike, Manchester, Maine * Nicole Freeman, Whitefield, Maine * Hollie Harnish, Bangor, Maine Lauren Lohmeyer, Portland, Maine * Brittany McClure, Belfast, Maine * Abby Rosenswaike, Marlborough, Mass. Jess Short, Bennington, Vt. * Amy Swanberg, Lamoine, Maine * Jacki Tremblay, St. Albans, Vt. * Men's Outdoor Track Jarrod Canane, Methuen, Mass. * Sean Diette, Newport, Vt. * Greg Dolbec, Shapleigh, Maine * Kevin Faria, Litchfield, N.H. * Jake Koelker, Portland, Maine * Dan Pendergast, New Sweden, Maine * Derek Veilleux, Fairfield, Maine * Jackson White, Lisbon, Maine * Darryl Whitney, Hudson, N.H. * Women's Outdoor Track Deedra Beveridge, Camden, Maine * Melissa Bouchard, Millinocket, Maine * Kelly Busby, Biddeford, Maine * Tiffany Cook, Leesburg, Fla. * Miranda Derenburger, Oxford, Maine * Sarah Dolley, Oakland, Maine * Melanie Fike, Manchester, Maine * Nicole Freeman, Whitefield, Maine * Lauren Lohmeyer, Portland, Maine * Brittany McClure, Belfast, Maine * Jess Short, Bennington, Vt. * Amy Swanberg, Lamoine, Maine * Jacki Tremblay, St. Albans, Vt. * Volleyball Celine Cote, Milan, N.H. Miranda Derenburger, Oxford, Maine * Tasha Gerken, Limington, Maine Jordan Gibbs, Madawaska, Maine Marcy Muller, Farmington, Maine Diane Smith, Thomaston, Conn. Wrestling Pat Caruana, Auburn, N.Y. Jesse Coleman, Bristol, Vt. * = Multi-sport student-athletes

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* SELECT A TEAM * Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Field Hockey Football Golf Ice Hockey (M) Ice Hockey (W) Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Softball Swimming/Diving Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Volleyball FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 16, 2000 Contact: Jamie Joss at (315) 228-7566 ECAC ANNOUNCES ALL-DECADE TEAM LAKE PLACID, N.Y. Vermont's Martin St. Louis (1997), Tim Thomas (1997), and Eric Perrin (1997) were each named to this prestigious group. In addition to their countless ECAC accomplishments, all three Catamounts were Hobey Baker finalists who received all-American recognition. Harvard's remarkable trio consists of Peter Ciavaglia (1991), Ted Drury (1993), and Sean McCann (1994). Ciavaglia and Drury both took home ECAC Player of the Year honors during their senior campaigns, while all three became all-Americans and Hobey Baker finalists. Clarkson was the only other school that was able to obtain more than one position on the All-Decade Team. Todd White (1997) and Brian Mueller (1995) were both first-team selections. The remaining members of this dream team include Rensselaer's Joe Juneau (1991), Yale's Ray Giroux (1998), Colgate's Mike Harder (1997), St. Lawrence's Daniel Laperriere (1992), and Union's Trevor Koenig (1998).

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Home Front page Team Info Roster Salaries Transactions Injury report ... Links On The Ice Schedule Statistics Standings Game reports ... Boxscores Interactive Message Board Sens Archive Draft History Season History Trade History Site Info Contact Us Ottawa Senators Transaction History 2000-01 Ottawa Senators Team Transactions 2000-01 April 20, 2001 Exercised the options on the contracts of center Todd White and defensemen Ricard Persson and Jamie Rivers. April 12 Returned defenseman Joel Kwiatkowski to Grand Rapids of the International Hockey League. April 7 Recalled left wing Derek King, right wing David Oliver and defenseman Sean Gagnon from Grand Rapids of the International Hockey League. April 2 Recalled defenseman Joel Kwiatkoski from Grand Rapids of the International Hockey League. March 26 Recalled center Todd White from Grand Rapids of the International Hockey League. March 13 Acquired defenseman Curtis Leschyshyn from the Minnesota Wild for a 2001 third-round draft pick. Acquired center Mike Sillinger from the Florida Panthers for conditional pick in 2001 or 2002. Traded center John Emmons from the Ottawa Senators for defenseman Craig Millar. Assigned defenseman Craig Millar to Grand Rapids of the International Hockey March 12 Returned goaltender Mike Fountain to Grand Rapids of the International Hockey League.

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