41. RDS - Joueurs Autonomes LNH 2003 Tripp. OTTAWA david hymovitz, Dean Melanson, Joey Tetarenko, Jeff Ulmer,Bob Wren. PHILADELPHIE Ryan Bast, Dan Peters, Brad Tiley. http://www.rds.ca/hockey/ete2003/groupes.html

ACCUEIL CANADIEN SÉNATEURS LHJMQ ... LES SPORTS Hockey RDSite Aide Boutique LNH Résultats LNH ... Marché aux puces UN ÉTÉ QUI S'ANNONCE CHAUD DANS LA LNH! LES JOUEURS AUTONOMES PAR GROUPE GROUPE II Joueurs autonomes avec compensation. Les joueurs de cette liste ont reçu une offre qualificative par leurs équipes. Ces équipes pourront égaler une offre adverse et recevoir une compensation (jusqu'à cinq choix de première ronde) si le joueur quitte. ANAHEIM : Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Niclas Havelid, Jonathan Hedstrom, Mike Leclerc, Samuel Pahlsson, Cam Severson, Petr Sykora, Vitaly Vishnevski, Lance Ward. ATLANTA : Yuri Butsayev, Joe Dipenta, Ivan Majesky, Pasi Nurminen, Kamil Piros, Marc Savard, Andy Sutton. BOSTON : P. J. Axelsson, Bryan Berard, Nick Boynton, Carl Corazzini, Hal Gill, Jonathan Girard, Jarno Kultanen, Zdenek Kutlak, Andrew Raycroft, Brian Rolston, Sergei Samsonov. BUFFALO : Eric Boulton, Curtis Brown, Tim Connolly, Rory Fitzpatrick, Dmitri Kalinin, Ales Kotalik, Jaroslav Kristek, Adam Mair, Jay McKee, Norman Milley, Andrew Peters, Taylor Pyatt, Miroslav Satan, Henrik Tallinder, Rhett Warrener. CALGARY : Steve Begin, Blair Betts, Mike Commodore, Chris Drury, Toni Lydman, Oleg Saprykin, Stephane Yelle.

42. Rob Ray - Binghamton Senators - American Hockey League [AHL] On MLN Sports Zone Then (number) 18 (david hymovitz), I don his work in and then head back to thebig leagues, he took with him a fresh appreciation for life in hockey s bushes http://www.minorleaguenews.com/hockey/ahl/senators/articles2004/033104.html

Search the WWW Search MLN Sports Zone In The Bushes NHL veteran Rob Ray leaves the minor leagues with a newfound respect, following his recent AHL conditioning stint. By Dan Hickling MinorLeagueNews.com 03.30.04 Binghamton, N.Y. Rob Ray wasn't looking for a fight. Nevertheless when you're, the proud owner of 3,189 NHL penalty minutes, trouble comes looking for you. It didn't matter that Ray was just taking a brief tune-up run through the AHL with the Binghamton Senators, working his way up to Ottawa. All he wanted was to get his legs and lungs into game shape after nearly a full year in retirement. His knuckles, as always, were already in prime condition. However the "H" in AHL might just as well stand for "hopeful", and Ray, who last saw the inside of a minor league rink back in 1990, was going to have to put up with young bucks trying to make a name for themselves against an old one. Any pretense to the contrary lasted all of one shift; the time it took for Syracuse Crunch enforcer Brandon Sugden to skate his way.

43. FB97 Intercollegiate Athletic Season Highlights Enjoyed its best season since 199091 by posting a 16-17-3 record, including a12-10-2 mark in hockey EAST play; senior co-captain david hymovitz earned All http://www.bc.edu/publications/factbook/meta-elements/html/fb97athletic_highlite

Boston College Fact Book 1996 - 1997 Intercollegiate Athletic Season Highlights Baseball - Head Coach Richard "Moe" Maloney Captained by seniors Bryan Manahan and Brian Sankey; finished annual Florida trip with a 6-3 record; early-season statistical leaders included Bryan Manahan, Craig Katz and Kevin Penwell at the plate. Men's Basketball - Head Coach Jim O'Brien Team finished with a 19-11 mark, earning a berth in the NCAA Tournament and advancing to the second round; defeated Indiana, 64-51, in the first round; Jim O'Brien earned BIG EAST Co-Coach of the Year honors; Danya Abrams earned All-BIG EAST first team honors, while James "Scoonie" Penn captured BIG EAST Rookie of the Year and ECAC Rookie of the Year accolades. Women's Basketball - Head Coach Cathy Inglese Team finished with a 10-17 record, including a 7-11 mark in BIG EAST play. Junior forward Holly Porter became the first BC player to score 1,000 points and record 600 rebounds before her senior season. Porter earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors, while freshman guard Amanda West earned All-BIG EAST Rookie Team accolades. Men's Cross Country - Head Coach Randy Thomas Sixth-place showing at BIG EAST Championship highlighted by senior Chris Georgules' All-Conference performance (sixth-place); Georgules also earned third-place finishes at the Boston College Invitational and Maine's Murray Keatinge Invitational.

44. CJNews Sports Page assists with the International hockey League Milwaukee Admirals and this seasonhe is with San Jose s farm team, Kentucky, in the AHL. david hymovitz, also a http://www.cjnews.com/pastissues/99/dec16-99/sports/sports.htm

December 16, 1999 Tevet 7, 5760 Jewish hockey players are quite plentiful BY HARVEY ROSEN Special to The CJN Finding Jewish pro and semi-pro hockey players is sometimes a challenge; at other times, it's a piece of honey cake. In the case of San Jose right-winger Ronnie Stern, 32, you don't exactly have to be a detective to search for clues as to his whereabouts. He can usually be found in any of the 28 National Hockey League penalty boxes from Florida to California. Behaving like a shark in the team's second game of the season, the Ste. Agathe, Que., native started slowly with an interference penalty in the first period. In the second, he received a double roughing penalty, a high-sticking infraction and a fighting major. So, what did you expect? A hat trick? The 6-foot, 195-pound Stern only scored a total of seven goals and nine assists last year, but that's not what the pugnacious skater, who missed the entire 1997-98 season with a knee injury, was hired for. A team-leading 158 minutes in penalties underscores his job description. Next month, Stern will reach the 600 game mark in the NHL and one can only wonder how much tread remains on his tires.

45. Canadian Jewish News Other prospects in the AHL to watch for are david hymovitz at Grand Rapids, MichaelHenrich In the East Coast hockey League, be on the lookout for the likes of http://www.cjnews.com/pastissues/01/nov15-01/sports/sports.htm

November 15, 2001 29 Cheshvan, 5762 Jewish skaters reach for the hockey heights By HARVEY ROSEN Special to The CJN WINNIPEG - As a wise poet once stated, "A man's reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for." Well, in terms of those who would aspire to loftier goals, there are now several Jewish hockey players labouring diligently in the minor leagues whose prime goal in life is to perform under the big tops of Los Angeles and New York, instead of in outposts like Peoria or Dayton. Thus far only a handful of Jewish skaters have managed to succeed and obtain a seat on the NHL gravy train. The rest of the crowd is still jostling to mount the station platform. Thirty-two-year-old Mathieu Schneider is a King these days, not only because he plays defence in the National Hockey League with Los Angeles, but also because he earns a monarch's ransom of $2 million per season to patrol the blue line and quarterback the power play. The 2000-01 season he enjoyed in California was his best in seven years. Following a miserable two-year stint with the New York Rangers, the 14-year veteran who stands 5-foot-10 and weighs 192 pounds. scored 16 goals and added 35 assists. Very impressive numbers for a rearguard. Schneider, is personable, articulate and friendly, and he identified proudly with being a member of the Jewish faith.

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47. SensNetwork.com :: Ottawa Senators Transaction History 2001-02 center Jeff Ulmer to Grand Rapids of the American hockey League. forwards Chris Bala,Toni Dahlman, Chris Herperger, Joe Murphy, david hymovitz and defenseman http://www.sensnetwork.com/history/trades/transactionhistory2001.html

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 2001-02 Ottawa Senators Roster Moves 2001-2002 May 18, 2002 Signed president and chief executive officer Roy Mlakar to a five-year contract; signed coach Jacques Martin to a one-year contract extension through the 2003-04 season; announced the resignation of general manager Marshall Johnston, effective June 30. April 22, 2002 Recalled goaltender Martin Prusek, center Steve Martins and defensemen John Gruden and Joel Kwiatkowski from Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League. April 18, 2002 Returned center Steve Martins to Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League. April 17, 2002 Assigned center Jason Spezza to Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League. April 16, 2002 Assigned left wing Chris Bala to Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League. April 11, 2002

48. SensNetwork.com :: Ottawa Senators Transaction History 2003-4 Toni Dahlman Unrestricted FA - Not tendered qualifying offer david hymovitz -Unrestricted FA. is not affiliated with the Ottawa Senators hockey Club, the http://www.sensnetwork.com/history/trades/transactionhistory2003.html

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 2003-4 Ottawa Senators Transactions 2003-4 July 5, 2003 Denis Hamel - Signed as Free Agent - Signed to a multi-year deal. July 3, 2003 Jody Hull - Signed to one year two-way deal as player/assistant coach with the Bighamton Senators. July 1, 2003 Magnus Arvedson - Unrestricted FA Jody Hull - Unrestricted FA Rob Ray - Unrestricted FA Bob Wren - Unrestricted FA Joey Tetarenko - Unrestricted FA Jeff Ulmer - Unrestricted FA Dean Melanson - Unrestricted FA Dennis Bonvie - Unrestricted FA - Not tendered qualifying offer Mathieu Chouinard - Unrestricted FA - Not tendered qualifying offer Toni Dahlman - Unrestricted FA - Not tendered qualifying offer David Hymovitz - Unrestricted FA June 26, 2003 Peter Smrek - Traded - Three-team trade with Minnesota Chris Bala - Traded - Three-team trade with Nashville Brian Pothier - Contract extended - Team exercised option June 21, 2003

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 7, 2003 Syl Apps Selected as PHPA US Airways Player of the Year ECHL Centerman Recognized for Outstanding Community Service (St. Catharines, ON) - US Airways and the Professional Hockey Players’ Association (PHPA) announced today that Syl Apps of the ECHL Trenton Titans has been named the 2003 PHPA US Airways Player of the Year Award recipient. The honor is presented annually to one PHPA Member that exemplifies outstanding charitable efforts in his playing community throughout the hockey season. While Apps, a Princeton University graduate and fittingly the Captain of the Titans, had an impressive season on the ice, it was his off-ice efforts that led to his selection. The Unionville, Ontario native took the initiative to create a charitable foundation, known as The Character Project (www.thecharacterproject.org). This not-for-profit endeavor, based in Trenton, New Jersey, provides numerous adolescents from low-income families with access to quality academic and athletic programs. Read Across America Day and donated tickets on a regular basis to Titans games and other high profile sporting events.

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About the PHPA Letter from the Executive Director Press Releases Contact Us Press Releases View past press releases FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 13, 2002 Timex IRONMAN* Player Award Nominees St. Catharines, ON - Nominations have been received for the 2001-2002 Timex IRONMAN* Player Award. The Award is presented annually to one (1) Member of the Professional Hockey Players' Association (PHPA) playing in the American Hockey League and one (1) Member playing in the East Coast Hockey League, respectively, who has participated in every one of his Club's regular season games and has displayed outstanding offensive and defensive skills. This is the inaugural season for the Award. Nominations are based upon player statistics, with the eventual winners being selected by a panel consisting of PHPA and Timex Canada representatives. The PHPA and Timex established the IRONMAN* Player Award to highlight the on-ice contributions of PHPA Members to their respective Clubs. For their contributions, the chosen PHPA Members will receive his and hers Timex IRONMAN* watches. The winners will be announced at the PHPA Annual Meeting of Player Representatives in June. The nominees for the 2001-2002 Timex IRONMAN* Player Award, playing in the American Hockey League are:

51. College Hockey 4.1 The other semi pitted hockey East doormat Boston College and Michigan State of the butBC came back with Tom Ashe s shorthander, and david hymovitz scored on http://www.amurgsval.org/squishy/gwfo.4.1.html

College Hockey Report, 1995 October 16 On April 1st, BU defeated Maine for the national title. Since then, we've waited, we've bided our time, it's been a long six and a half months, but at long last the time is upon us....it's College Hockey season again. And this weeked Southern California got its annual dose of the college game with the seventh annual Great Western Freeze-Out. The first semifinal, at the Forum in LA, pitted defending champion Maine against the CCHA's Miami University of Ohio. It looked early on like the Black Bears, last year's NCAA runnerup, would dominate, as Maine's Tony Frenette scored just 13 seconds into the contest. But the Redskins wouldn't go down that easy, coming back from 3-1 and 5-2 deficits to close the margin to a single goal. But in the end the Hockey East powerhouse staved them off, as Scott Parmentier scored his second goal short-handed with three minutes remaining in the third to put Maine up 6-4. Miami scored late, but in the end they were one break short of the upset, falling 6-5. The other semi pitted Hockey East doormat Boston College and Michigan State of the CCHA. The Eagles spent much of the first period on the offensive, outshooting the Spartans 12-8, but came away with nothing, as Michigan State led 2-0 at the intermission. Anson Carter made that 3-0 on a short-handed breakaway in the second, but BC came back with Tom Ashe's shorthander, and David Hymovitz scored on the power play to bring the Eagles to within 3-2 in the third. Late in the game, though, the Spartans put it away with two goals in two minutes: Chris Bogas assisted on Richard Keyes's second score and then lit the lamp to ice the Spartans' 5-2 victory.

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53. 1999-00 Los Angeles Kings Transactions medals at the 1996 World Cup of hockey and the 1996 World hockey Championships. Tuomainento a oneyear contract and free agent left wing david hymovitz to a http://www.kingshockey.com/99-00/Trans00.html

1999-00 Los Angeles Kings Player Transactions Compiled by Stan Willis - The Kings assigned G Marcel Cousineau to Long Beach-IHL. - The Kings recalled C Jason Podollan from Lowell-AHL and assigned D Philippe Boucher to Long Beach-IHL. - The Kings recalled D Philippe Boucher from Long Beach-IHL. - The Kings announced that C Bryan Smolinski underwent an MRI examination that revealed a torn medial collateral ligament in his right knee and is expected to be out 4-6 weeks. - The Kings signed free agent D Mike Pudlick to a contract. No terms were disclosed. Pudlick, 22, finished his sophomore season at St. Cloud, where he scored eight goals and 22 assists in 40 games. Pudlick is 6-3 and weighs 190 pounds and will remain at St. Cloud State to complete his coursework. - The Kings signed free agent C Steven Reinprecht to a contract. No terms were disclosed. Reinprecht, 23, led the Wisconsin Badgers and the NCAA in scoring this season with 26 goals and 40 assists. He was the Badgers team captain the past two seasons and is a finalist for the Hobey Baker Award. Reinprecht is 6-0 and weighs 190. - The Kings activated G Stephane Fiset from injured reserve and assigned G Travis Scott to Lowell-AHL.

54. Pointstreak.com - Electronic Gamesheet LINE2 , david Gauthier (11). SCORER -, AHL Scorekeeper. American hockey League, 17,Hamel, Denis, 3, +2. 18, hymovitz, david, 1, +2. 19, McGrattan, Brian, 5,+1. http://www.pointstreak.com/framed/prostats/print/gamesheet_full.html?gameid=4497

55. Pointstreak.com - Electronic Gamesheet LINE2 , Dan Murphy (21). SCORER -, AHL Scorekeeper. American hockey League, 17,Hamel, Denis, 5, +1. 18, hymovitz, david, 2, 0. 19, McGrattan, Brian, 0,0. http://www.pointstreak.com/framed/prostats/print/gamesheet_full.html?gameid=4523

56. AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME REPORT SUMMARY DATE - 04/11/03 GAME AMERICAN hockey LEAGUE GAME REPORT SUMMARY DATE 04/11/03 GAME NUMBER - 24 ATTENDANCE- 4108 1 1 Giroux, Alexandre 4 2 Smyth, Brad 2 +1 4 hymovitz, david +1 1 http://www.worcestericecats.com/lastgame.txt

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME REPORT SUMMARY DATE - 04/11/03 GAME NUMBER - 24 ATTENDANCE - 4108 HOME - Binghamton 4 VISITOR - Worcester 2 ======================================================================================================= PLAYER STATISTICS VISITING TEAM G A +/- SH PIM MIN MAJ 10 GM GR MT PP SH GW GT EN OT FG UA G/A Sanford, Curtis Corrinet, Chris 1 -1 4 Brimanis, Aris -2 1 2 1 Pohl, John -2 1 2 1 Koivisto, Tom -2 1 Pollock, Jame -2 2 1 Dawe, Jason -1 Nickulas, Eric -1 3 Evans, Blake -1 McLaren, Steve 2 1 Scheffelmaier, Bre 5 1 Rycroft, Mark -1 1 Hartlieb, Ernie -1 Stuart, Mike -1 2 Day, Greg Valeev, Igor -1 2 1 Panzer, Jeff 1 2 1 Backman, Christian 1 5 1 Varlamov, Sergei 1 -1 3 1 BENCH TOTALS 2 2 -17 18 20 5 2 1 1 HOME TEAM G A +/- SH PIM MIN MAJ 10 GM GR MT PP SH GW GT EN OT FG UA G/A Emery, Ray Pothier, Brian 1 6 Vauclair, Julien 1 +2 1 Bancroft, Steve +2 3 Hedlund, Andy Murphy, Joe 1 +1 6 1 1 Giroux, Alexandre 4 2 Smyth, Brad 2 +1 4 Hymovitz, David +1 1 Kelly, Chris 1 +1 1 Vermette, Antoine -1 3 Langfeld, Josh 2 +2 6 Bonvie, Dennis 1 +1 2 7 1 1 Bala, Chris 1 Wren, Bob 1 +2 2 Bicanek, Radim 1 Melanson, Dean +2 3 Ulmer, Jeff 1 +1 4 Tetarenko, Joey BENCH TOTALS 4 7 +15 44 11 3 1 1 1 ======================================================================================================= GOALIE STATISTICS VISITING TEAM D MIN GA EN S1 S2 S3 SOT TOT G/A Sanford, Curtis L 58:47 4 17 16 7 40 TOTALS L 58:47 4 17 16 7 40 HOME TEAM D MIN GA EN S1 S2 S3 SOT TOT G/A Emery, Ray W 60:00 2 6 4 6 16 TOTALS W 60:00 2 6 4 6 16 ======================================================================================================= TEAM STATISTICS POWER PLAYS GOALS OPPS SH VISITOR 1 2 HOME 5 1 GOALS BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND 3RD OT SO TOT VISITOR 1 1 2 HOME 1 3 4 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1ST 2ND 3RD OT SO TOT VISITOR 7 5 6 18 HOME 17 17 10 44 SCORING SUMMARY # TEAM GOAL SCORER 1ST ASSIST 2ND ASSIST PER TIME ON-ICE PP SH EN X 1 WOR Varlamov, Sergei Backman, Christian 1 16:34 4-4 2 WOR Panzer, Jeff Corrinet, Chris 2 3:26 5-4 1 3 BNG Smyth, Brad Langfeld, Josh Wren, Bob 2 17:43 5-5 4 BNG Smyth, Brad Vauclair, Julien Langfeld, Josh 3 6:42 5-5 5 BNG Murphy, Joe Kelly, Chris 3 8:00 5-4 1 6 BNG Bonvie, Dennis Ulmer, Jeff Pothier, Brian 3 9:56 5-5 PENALTY SUMMARY # TEAM PLAYER PENALTY SERVED BY 1ST PENALTY 2ND PENALTY PER TIME MIN MAJ 10 GM GR MT 1 WOR Brimanis, Aris Roughing 1 7:05 1 2 WOR Scheffelmaier, Brett Fighting 1 9:41 1 3 BNG Bonvie, Dennis Fighting 1 9:41 1 4 WOR McLaren, Steve Unsportsmanlike Cond 1 15:56 1 5 BNG Bonvie, Dennis Unsportsmanlike Cond 1 15:56 1 6 WOR Pohl, John Roughing 1 18:13 1 7 BNG Giroux, Alexandre Charging 2 2:10 1 8 WOR Backman, Christian High sticking 2 3:35 1 9 WOR Pollock, Jame Holding stick 3 2:23 1 10 BNG Giroux, Alexandre Hooking 3 7:00 1 11 WOR Valeev, Igor Roughing 3 10:03 1 DATE - 04/11/03 Worcester ( 2) AT Binghamton ( 4) SCORE BY PERIODS Worcester 1 1 02 Binghamton 1 34 FIRST PERIOD Scoring: 1, Worcester-Varlamov, Sergei 2 (Backman, Christian 1) 16:34. Penalties: WOR-Brimanis, Aris (Roughing), 7:05. WOR-Scheffelmaier, Brett (Fighting, Major), 9:41. BNG- Bonvie, Dennis (Fighting, Major), 9:41. WOR-McLaren, Steve (Unsportsmanlike Cond), 15:56. BNG-Bonvie, Dennis (Unsportsmanlike Cond), 15:56. WOR-Pohl, John (Roughing), 18:13. SECOND PERIOD Scoring: 2, Worcester-Panzer, Jeff 1 (power play) (Corrinet, Chris 2) 3:26. 3, Binghamton-Smyth, Brad 2 (Langfeld, Josh 1; Wren, Bob 3) 17:43. Penalties: BNG-Giroux, Alexandre (Charging), 2:10. WOR-Backman, Christian (High sticking, Major), 3:35. THIRD PERIOD Scoring: 4, Binghamton-Smyth, Brad 3 (Vauclair, Julien 1; Langfeld, Josh 2) 6:42. 5, Binghamton-Murphy, Joe 1 (game winner) (short handed) (Kelly, Chris 1) 8:00. 6, Binghamton-Bonvie, Dennis 1 (Ulmer, Jeff 1; Pothier, Brian 2) 9:56. Penalties: WOR-Pollock, Jame (Holding stick), 2:23. BNG-Giroux, Alexandre (Hooking), 7:00. WOR- Valeev, Igor (Roughing), 10:03. SHOTS ON GOAL Worcester 7 5 618 Binghamton 17 17 1044 Power Play Conversions: Worcester - 1 of 2, Binghamton - of 5. Goalies: Worcester-Sanford, Curtis (58:47, 44 shots, 40 saves; record: 0-2-0). Binghamton-Emery, Ray (60:00, 18 shots, 16 saves; record: 2-0-0). A: 4108. Referee: Pellerin, Guy. Linesmen: Kotyra, Tim; Unknown.

57. Worcester IceCats Official Site the Lock Monsters within one 20 seconds into the third and david hymovitz forcedthe Curtis Sanford, up from Peoria of the East Coast hockey League (ECHL) for http://www.worcestericecats.com/news/html/story249.html

Friday, March 9, 2001 PLAYOFF BOUND IceCats Earn Point with Tie and Secure Playoff Spot WORCESTER, MA – The American Hockey League’s (AHL) first place Worcester IceCats secured a spot in the 2001 Calder Cup playoffs last night at Worcester’s Centrum Centre as they skated to a 4-4 tie with the Lowell Lock Monsters. The ‘Cats now lead the League with 84 points. Worcester came back from a 1-0 deficit in the second period, scoring three goals in a 1:06 span. They held a 4-2 lead going into the third after Lowell’s Stu Bodtker put the Lock Monsters on top just 1:24 after the opening face-off. Mark Rycroft's whirlwind shift tied the game at one at the 4:54 mark of the second. He then picked up his 19th of the season and his second power play goal of the game just 22 seconds later. Consequently, Rycroft now leads all rookies in the AHL’s power play goals category with 10. His speedy back-to-back markers established a new IceCats record for fastest two goals by the same player. Mike Peluso scored the IceCats third straight power play goal 1:06 after Rycroft began Worcester’s scoring surge. The man advantage was the result of a five-minute high sticking major that knocked Eric Boguniecki out of the game. The Lock Monsters regrouped and scored, but Peluso would find the net again at 18:13 of that period. Stefan Rivard brought the Lock Monsters within one 20 seconds into the third and David Hymovitz forced the game to overtime when he scored Lowell’s fourth goal with 8:38 remaining in regulation.

58. INTERNET VIRTUAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Welcome to the Internet Virtual hockey League. Ottawa Senators Jani Hurme, G; DennisBonvie, F; david hymovitz, F; Steve Martins, F; Joe Murphy, F; Christer http://www.ivhl.net/IVHL2003/news/1030021.html

IVHL.net Commissioner Documentation Schedules GM application 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 Other Hockey Sites Slam! Hockey TSN RDS AHL ECHL UHL QMJHL OHL WHL Hockey Database Hockey Zone Plus Hockey Injuries Welcome to the Internet Virtual Hockey League Administration The Commissioner The General managers The Agents Rules book ... 2000 Expansion IVHL The Teams Free Agents Entry Draft Central 2000 Entry Draft Prospects Standings Scoring Leaders ... Award Winners Waiver Draft 2002: List of players available The Atlanta Thrashers have first pick, followed by Columbus, Florida, Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh. Teams had until 11:59 p.m. EDT on Tuesday to hand in their protected lists, which has been release by the IVHL on Wednesday. Teams were allowed to protect 18 skaters and two goaltenders each. Even though skaters needn't be protected for their first five seasons and goalies for six, depending on how many IVHL games they play, it will leave some well-known players available. Last year, only nine were selected, although the New York Islanders used the waiver draft to pick up goaltender Chris Osgood and Chicago landed defenceman Phil Housley.

59. MAPLELEAFS.COM: News i) have completed 10 pro seasons or more (NHL or Minors, excluding Junior hockey),and (ii david hymovitz, Dean Melanson, Joey Tetarenko, Jeff Ulmer, Bob Wren. http://www.torontomapleleafs.com/story.ml?title=news&ctype=news&n=3553&e=AdminGr

60. Pipe Dream On The Web The Senators also lost forward david hymovitz to what he speculates hymovitz was hitfrom behind and his shoulder was to play when you want to win hockey games http://www.bupipedream.com/020703/sports/s3.htm

VOLUME LXIV, ISSUE 4 • PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 7, 2003 Home News Wire Sports ... Contact Us SITE SEARCH: SPORTS Even Kestenbaum/Photographer Forward David Hymovitz is helped off the ice after suffering what he thought was a separated shoulder, during Wednesday night's game against Springfield. Sens drop second straight, Emery pulled By Brian Wachsman Business Manager What a difference a week makes. Just seven days ago the Binghamton Senators were a season-high twelve games over .500, were riding a 10-game unbeaten streak, and had a comfortable five-point lead over the second-place Bridgeport Sound Tigers. Since then, the B-Sens have dropped two straight - a 2-1 heartbreaker in Worchester and a 4-0 loss Wednesday night against the fourth-place Springfield Falcons -and have watched their Eastern Division lead shrink to three points. "We were on a pretty good roll," said Binghamton forward Dennis Bonvie. "But good teams respond. We had a sloppy one before the [All-Star] break and a sloppy one now. We're not going to make excuses. We have a couple of days to regroup here and play the way we've been playing; we haven't been doing that too much and this is what happens." The two losses were the first back-to-back defeats for Binghamton since January 8th and January 10th, but the Senators came close in Worchester.

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