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Saturday 11/29
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Brooklyn Aces 3
Danbury Mad Hatters 2 (SO)
Jersey Rockhoppers 8
Hudson Valley Bears 4
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Danbury Mad Hatters Webcast Information | Tonight's game between the Aces and Mad Hatters will be broadcast LIVE through Audio Sports Online.
The Mad Hatters will broadcast 10 road games through Audio Sports Online. If you miss any live game, you can listen to it on demand by visting this same site. Webcast archives are put up 24 hours after the completion of the game.
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HudsonValley Bears Announce Scott Beneke as Head Coach & General Manager | The Hudson Valley Bears of the Eastern Professional Hockey League have formally announced that Long Island, New York native Scott Beneke has been named the team’s first Head Coach & General Manager. Mr. Beneke is a fifteen year veteran of minor professional hockey who most recently coached the Valley Forge Freedom in the Mid-Atlantic Hockey League.
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The Hudson Valley Bears have announced their first player signings as they continue to prepare for the start of the 2008-09 EPHL season.
East Haven, Connecticut forward Phil Esposito has agreed to join the Bears organization. A veteran of the ECHL, SHL, UHL, and NEHL, including stops in Johnstown | Read More... |
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| *** Thursday, December 04, 2008
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Friday, December 5th Eastern Professional Hockey League Game Day Preview
(The Jersey Rockhoppers host the Hudson Valley Bears in West Orange, New Jersey)
Hudson Valley Bears (1-6-0) @ Jersey Rockhoppers (4-3-0): 8:00pm
Location: Essex County Richard J. Codey Arena at South Mountain, West Orange, NJ
* Third meeting of the year. The Rockhoppers lead the season series 2-0.
* Jersey won the last game against the Bears 8-4 on 11/29. The ‘Hoppers Chris Ferazzoli tallied 2 goals & 3 assists. Teague Willits-Kelley scored the game winning goal.
* Hudson Valley’s Chris Seifert along with Jersey’s Kyle Bozoian & Drew Sanders are tied for fourth in EPHL scoring with 5 goals & 7 assists: 12 points.
* The Rockhoppers Kyle Bozoian is this week’s EPHL Player of the Week.
* Jersey’s Tom Boudreau & Chris Ferazzoli are also in the top ten in scoring with 4 goals & 6 assists: 10 points.
* The Rockhoppers remain at home on Saturday night hosting the first place Brooklyn Aces (8-1-0).
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| *** Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Eastern Professional Hockey League Announces Brooklyn & Danbury Suspensions & Fines
(Suspensions & Fines from the November 29th game in Danbury)
(Little River, SC) The Eastern Professional Hockey League Office today handed down suspensions and fines to members of both the Brooklyn Aces and Danbury Mad Hatters organizations as a result of a multi-player altercation which took place during the third period of last Saturday’s game (November 29th) in Danbury, Connecticut.
EPHL Commissioner Jim Riggs has announced that both organizations have been notified of the penalties which have been assessed and both teams have chosen to appeal the suspensions and fines. Once the appeal process has been completed, the final list of suspensions and fines will be released with the names of the personnel involved.
The Brooklyn Aces play their next game at Jersey on Saturday night (12/6) while the Danbury Mad Hatters host the Hudson Valley Bears on Saturday.
EPHL Real Time Stats by LeagueStat.com are available at www.ephl.com.
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| *** Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Eastern Professional Hockey League Notebook #5
(December begins with three games this week)
The Eastern Professional Hockey League heads into its sixth weekend of play with three games on the schedule. It will be the last three game week of the season as things will then start to pick up as the schedule heads towards Christmas and New Years. The Jersey Rockhoppers will be home for two of the games on Friday & Saturday while the Danbury Mad Hatters are the other host team on Saturday night.
Last Week in Review
The Thanksgiving week saw the first place Brooklyn Aces extend their current winning streak to six games with victories over both Hudson Valley and Danbury. Saturday night’s 3-2 win at Danbury was the EPHL’s first shootout action. The Mad Hatters earned three out of four points in the standings with a Wednesday night win against Jersey to go along with the shootout loss with Brooklyn. Jersey went 1-1 on the week while Hudson Valley came up short in two games against the Aces & Rockhoppers.
The EPHL Week Ahead
Friday 12/5: Hudson Valley Bears @ Jersey Rockhoppers (8:00pm)
Saturday 12/6: Brooklyn Aces @ Jersey Rockhoppers (7:30pm)
Saturday 12/6: Hudson Valley Bears @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:30pm)
EPHL Player of the Week
Kyle Bozoian of the Jersey Rockhoppers is the Eastern Professional Hockey League Player of the Week. The 6’-2”, 205 lbs forward from St. Louis, Missouri scored two goals and added two assists for four points in the Rockhoppers two games last week. Bozoian is currently tied for fourth in scoring in the EPHL with 5 goals & 7 assists: 12 points. Kyle played college hockey at SUNY-Fredonia.
EPHL Goaltender of the Week
The Danbury Mad Hatters Derek MacIntyre is the Eastern Professional Hockey League Goaltender of the Week. MacIntyre stopped eighty one of eighty four shots on goal in two games last week; defeating Jersey 2-1 on 11/26 and losing in shootout 3-2 to Brooklyn on 11/29. In the shootout loss against the Aces, he stopped 54 of 56 shots. The Stanwood, Michigan native (population 204) is 2-2-1 on the season with a 3.58 goals against average and an 89.9% save percentage. Derek is a former draft choice for the NHL San Jose Sharks who played college hockey at FerrisState..
EPHL Notes
The Danbury Mad Hatters have scheduled a “Teddy Bear Toss” for this coming Saturday night (12/6) when they, ironically, host the Hudson Valley Bears. The Mad Hatters will be assisted by the Danbury Fraternal Order of Police. All bears collected after the toss will be distributed to less fortunate children in the Danbury area. Mad Hatter fans are encouraged to bring at least one teddy bear to the game and when the Mad Hatters score their first goal all fans can toss their bears on the ice where they will be collected for distribution to a local children’s charity…..Speaking of the Danbury Mad Hatters, the “extra curricular” activities, which took place during the third period of last Saturday’s game with the Brooklyn Aces, are currently under review by the EPHL League Office which expects to make a ruling either late Tuesday or on Wednesday…..Brooklyn’s James Brannigan continues to lead the EPHL in scoring (21points) and in goals (15)…..the Aces Kyle McCullough leads in assists with 12…..Eddie Neville of Brooklyn remains the top goaltender with a record of 4-1 and a 2.07 goals against average and a 94.1% save percentage…..the other team leaders in scoring are: Chris Seifert (Hudson Valley) with 5 goals-7 assists-12 points (in only four games played), Kyle Bozoian & Drew Sanders (Jersey) with 5 goals- 7 assists- 12 points, and Igor Karlov (Danbury) with 3 goals- 7 assists- 10 points.
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| *** Sunday, November 30, 2008
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The EPHL Week Ahead (December 1-7)
Friday 12/5: Hudson Valley Bears @ Jersey Rockhoppers (8:00pm)
Saturday 12/6: Brooklyn Aces @ Jersey Rockhoppers (7:30pm)
Saturday 12/6: Hudson Valley Bears @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:30pm)
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| *** Friday, November 28, 2008
Saturday, November 29th Eastern Professional Hockey League Game Day Preview
(Home games for the Danbury Mad Hatters & Jersey Rockhoppers on Saturday night)
Hudson Valley Bears (1-5-0) @ Jersey Rockhoppers (3-3-0): 7:30pm
Location: Essex County Richard J. Codey Arena at South Mountain, West Orange, NJ
* Second meeting of the year. The Rockhoppers won 10-4 in Newburgh, NY on 11/15.
* Both Hudson Valley and Jersey will be looking to get back in the win column following defeats on Wednesday evening.
* The Rockhoppers Drew Sanders is fourth in the EPHL in scoring with 4 goals & 6 assists: 10 pts.
* Jersey’s Kyle Bozoian and Hudson Valley’s Chris Seifert are tied for seventh in scoring with 4 goals & 5 assists: 9 pts. Seifert is expected back in the Bears lineup after missing three games with an upper body injury.
* Tonight is the first of three straight home games for the Rockhoppers.
Brooklyn Aces (7-1-0) @ Danbury Mad Hatters (2-4-0): 7:30pm
Location: Danbury Arena, Danbury, CT
* Third meeting of the year. Brooklyn leads the season series 2-0.
* The Aces won 7-1 over the Mad Hatters on November 15th.
* Danbury defeated Jersey 2-1 on Wednesday evening while Brooklyn beat Hudson Valley 7-2 for their fifth win in a row.
* Brooklyn features the top three scorers in the EPHL in James Brannigan, Kyle McCullough, and CJ Tozzo who have combined for 26 goals. The Aces also have five of the league’s top six scorers.
* Danbury is led in scoring by Igor Karlov who has tallied 2 goals & 6 assists: 8 pts.
* Brooklyn has the top two goaltenders in the league with Eddie Neville (2.26 goals against average) and Miroslav Recicar (3.50 goals against average). Danbury’s Derek MacIntyre stopped 27 of 28 shots in the Mad Hatters 2-1 win over Jersey on Wednesday.
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| *** Thursday, November 27, 2008
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Saturday, November 29th EPHL Action
Hudson Valley Bears @ Jersey Rockhoppers (7:30pm)
Brooklyn Aces @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:30pm)
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| *** Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Eastern Professional Hockey League Notebook #4
(Happy Thanksgiving from the Eastern Professional Hockey League)
The Thanksgiving Week in the EPHL features games on Wednesday and Saturday night as the Danbury Mad Hatters finally return home to the Danbury Arena with games on both nights. The Mad Hatters have been on the road since November 8th. The Hudson Valley Bears play their second home game in Newburgh on Wednesday night and the Jersey Rockhoppers round out the home games on Saturday evening hosting the Bears. Both the Mad Hatters and Bears will be looking to end winless streaks. Danbury is currently on a two game winless streak while HudsonValley is winless in their last four contests.
Last Week in Review
On the other side of the standings ledger, the first place Brooklyn Aces (6-1-0) continue to roll along having won four in a row following victories over Jersey & Hudson Valley last week. The Jersey Rockhoppers (3-2-0) are in second place and are riding a one game winning streak after defeating Danbury 4-2 last Saturday night.
The EPHL Week Ahead
Wednesday 11/26: Jersey Rockhoppers @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:00pm)
Wednesday 11/26: Brooklyn Aces @ Hudson Valley Bears (8:00pm)
(@ Ice Time Sports Complex in Newburgh, New York)
Thursday 11/27: Danbury @ Jersey (Game is Postponed due to holiday conflicts at Essex County Richard J. Codey Arena. New date is TBA and tickets purchased for 11/27 will be honored on the new date)
Saturday 11/29: Hudson Valley Bears @ Jersey Rockhoppers (7:30pm)
Saturday 11/29: Brooklyn Aces @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:30pm)
EPHL Player of the Week
Brooklyn Aces forward Kyle McCullough has been named the Eastern Professional Hockey League Player of the Week. The twenty-five year old native of Danvers, Massachusetts tallied eight points in two games last week for the Aces. Last Friday night (11/21) vs. Hudson Valley, Kyle scored a hat trick (including the game winning goal) and added an assist in the Aces 8-2 win over Jersey. Then on Saturday night, he scored a goal and three assists against Hudson Valley in Poughkeepsie. McCullough is second in scoring in the EPHL with 6 goals & 11 assists good for 17 points. He played college hockey at U-Mass Dartmouth and split time last season with Bloomington (IHL) and New Mexico (CHL).
EPHL Goaltender of the Week
In the National Hockey League, the top goaltender wins the Vezina Trophy at the end of the year. If things keep going as they have been, the EPHL may need to look at naming its goaltender award the “Neville” Trophy. For the third time in four weeks, Eddie Neville of Brooklyn is the Eastern Professional Hockey League Goaltender of the Week. Neville improved his record to 3-1 by stopping 39 of 41 shots against the Jersey Rockhoppers last Friday. The Aces twine-tender leads the EPHL with a 2.26 goals against average and 94.1% save percentage.
EPHL Notes
The Danbury Mad Hatters have announced a “Guaranteed Win Night” for Wednesday 11/26. If the Mad Hatters lose, all fans in attendance can exchange their ticket stub for one free ticket for the Mad Hats Thursday 12/11 home game. If Danbury wins on “Guaranteed Win Night”, everyone in attendance will receive a coupon for a free hot dog which can be redeemed at any Mad Hatters home game…..Wednesday night’s Hudson Valley Bears home game will be played in Newburgh, New York at the Ice Time Sports Complex. For ticket information call 845-567-0005…..Brooklyn’s James Brannigan continues to lead the EPHL in scoring (13 goals-6 assists-19 pts)…..Other EPHL team leading scorers: Chris Seifert (Hudson Valley): 4 goals & 5 assists: 9 pts, Drew Sanders (Jersey): 4 goals & 5 assists: 9pts, Igor Karlov (Danbury): 2 goals & 6 assists: 8 pts…..Chad Wilcox of Brooklyn leads the EPHL in penalty minutes with 59.
EPHL Real Time Stats by LeagueStat.com are available at www.ephl.com
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| *** Sunday, November 23, 2008
The EPHL Week Ahead (November 24th - 30th)
Wednesday 11/26: Jersey Rockhoppers @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:00pm)
Wednesday 11/26: Brooklyn Aces @ Hudson Valley Bears (in Newburgh / 8:00pm)
Thursday 11/27: Danbury @ Jersey (Game is Postponed due to holiday conflicts at Essex County Richard J. Codey Arena at South Mountain). The new game date is TBA and tickets purchased for 11/27 will be honored on the new date.We apologize for any inconvenience.
Saturday 11/29: Hudson Valley Bears @ Jersey Rockhoppers (7:30pm)
Saturday 11/29: Brooklyn Aces @ Danbury Mad Hatters (7:30pm)
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| *** Saturday, November 22, 2008
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Saturday, November 22nd Eastern Professional Hockey League Game Day Preview
(Home games for the Jersey Rockhoppers & Hudson Valley Bears tonight)
Danbury Mad Hatters (1-3-0) @ Jersey Rockhoppers (2-2-0): 7:30pm
Location: Essex County Richard J. Codey Arena at South Mountain, West Orange, NJ
* First meeting of the year between the two teams.
* The Rockhoppers lost to Brooklyn 8-2 on Friday night while Danbury was idle.
* Jersey Rockhoppers leading scorers:
Russell Spence: 2 goals & 6 assists: 8 pts
Kyle Bozoian: 3 goals & 4 assists: 7 pts
Drew Sanders: 3 goals & 4 assists: 7 pts
* Danbury’s leading scorer is Igor Karlov with 2 goals & 4 assists: 6 pts
* Tonight is Jersey’s first home game since November 1st. Danbury returns home this coming Wednesday night (11/26) for a pre-Thanksgiving hockey feast hosting Jersey.
Brooklyn Aces (5-1-0) @ Hudson Valley Bears (1-3-0): 7:30pm
Location: Mid-Hudson Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, NY
* Second meeting of the season. The Aces won 7-6 back on 11/14 in Brooklyn.
* The first place Aces won 8-2 last night against Jersey. Kyle McCullough scored the Aces second hat trick of the season.
* Tonight is the first of ten Bears home games which will be played in Poughkeepsie.
* Hudson Valley Bears leading scorers:
Chris Seifert: 4 goals & 5 assists: 9 pts (fourth in the EPHL)
Scott Estey: 4 goals & 3 assists: 7 pts (sixth in the EPHL)
* Brooklyn Aces leading scorers:
James Brannigan: 10 goals & 5 assists: 15 pts (leads the EPHL in scoring)
Kyle McCullough & CJ Tozzo: 5 goals & 8 assists: 13 pts (tied for second in the league)
* Hudson Valley has added former Aces defenseman Dan Rohanna & forward Jerry Cardinale to their lineup.
EPHL Real Time Stats by LeagueStat.com will be available at www.ephl.com.
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| *** Thursday, November 20, 2008
Friday, November 21st Eastern Professional Hockey League Game Day Preview
(First place Brooklyn Aces host second place Jersey Rockhoppers)
Jersey Rockhoppers (2-1-0) @ Brooklyn Aces (4-1-0): 7:30pm
Location: Aviator Sports & Recreation, Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn, NY
* Third meeting of the year. The season series is tied 1-1.
* Last meeting: Jersey defeated Brooklyn 3-2 on November 8th.
* Brooklyn Aces leading scorers:
James Brannigan: 8 goals & 3 assists: 11 pts (leads EPHL in scoring)
CJ Tozzo: 4 goals & 5 assists: 9 pts
Kyle McCullough: 2 goals & 7 assists: 9pts
* Jersey Rockhoppers leading scorers:
Russell Spence: 1 goal & 6 assists: 7 pts
Kyle Bozoian: 3 goals & 3 assists: 6 pts
Justin Todd: 3 goals & 3 assists: 6 pts
Drew Sanders: 2 goals & 4 assists: 6pts
* The game will feature the league’s top two goaltenders:
Brooklyn’s Eddie Neville: 2.35 goals against average & 93.7% save percentage
Jersey’s Nick Niedert: 3.67 goals against average & 91.7% save percentage
* Former New York Ranger Nick Fotiu will serve as a Guest Assistant Coach for Brooklyn during the game. Fotiu will be signing autographs at the game.
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Brampton Battalion centre Cody Hodgson named OHL player of the month
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 08:04:06 EST
TORONTO - Brampton Battalion centre Cody Hodgson was named the Ontario Hockey League player of the month for November on Thursday.
Hodgson, of Markham, Ont., led the league with 13 goals in the month while adding 14 assists for a league-h...
An early return for Canes' Williams
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 06:50:08 EST
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Justin Williams was activated by the Carolina Hurricanes before Thursday night's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The Hurricanes placed defenseman Dennis Seidenberg on injured reserve with a leg injury.
Earlier in the d...
Avery has 3-hour hearing with NHL commissioner
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 06:30:06 EST
NEW YORK (AP) -Sean Avery surged past camera crews and reporters Thursday, choosing to save his comments this time for NHL commissioner Gary Bettman during a three-hour disciplinary hearing.
The Dallas Stars forward was suspended indefinitely on...
Hurricanes activate Justin Williams off IR
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:46:00 EST
RALEIGH, NC -- Jim Rutherford, President and General Manager of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has activated forward Justin Williams. Defenseman Dennis Seidenberg, who missed Sunday's game against A...
Canadiens open Centennial Plaza at Bell Centre on 99th anniversary
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:37:06 EST
MONTREAL - Statues of four hockey legends were unveiled as the Montreal Canadiens celebrated their 99th birthday with the opening of Centennial Plaza at the Bell Centre on Thursday.
The bronze likenesses in action poses of Howie Morenz, M...
Avery has 3-hour hearing with NHL commissioner
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:00:07 EST
NEW YORK (AP) -Sean Avery surged past camera crews and reporters Thursday, choosing to save his comments this time for NHL commissioner Gary Bettman during a three-hour disciplinary hearing.
The Dallas Stars forward was suspended indefinitely on...
Avery decision coming Friday
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:45:00 EST
NEW YORK -- Dallas forward Sean Avery had his say Wednesday about the suspension he incurred Tuesday afternoon and now awaits the decision of NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. The commissioner will render his decision Friday morning.
Aver...
Avery has 3-hour hearing with NHL commissioner
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:20:06 EST
NEW YORK (AP) -Suspended Sean Avery has met with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman for about three hours at a disciplinary hearing to discuss derogatory comments the Dallas Stars forward made earlier this week.
Dressed in a gray suit and wearing big...
Sabres place right-winger Kaleta on IR; recall defenceman Weber
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 02:07:08 EST
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Hard-hitting Buffalo Sabres forward Patrick Kaleta is out indefinitely after being placed on injured reserve Thursday because of a head and neck injury.
Kaleta, who ranks second on the team with 49 hits, was hurt in a 3-2 ...
Capitals recall AHL leading scorer Aucoin
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:20:06 EST
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) -The Washington Capitals recalled forward Keith Aucoin from Hershey on Thursday and assigned forward Graham Mink to the AHL club.
Aucoin leads the AHL in points (36) and assists (27) through 24 games. The undrafted player fro...
Sabres place RW Kaleta on IR; recall D Weber
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:50:07 EST
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -Hard-hitting Buffalo Sabres forward Patrick Kaleta is out indefinitely after being placed on injured reserve Thursday because of a head and neck injury.
Kaleta, who ranks second on the team with 49 hits, was hurt in a 3-2 los...
Maurice facing immediate test as 'Canes coach
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 09:51:00 EST
After failing to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs in back-to-back seasons and watching his team struggle to again find an identity at the quarter pole this season, Carolina Hurricanes General Manager Jim Rutherford decided he had no ch...
Avery-less Stars fall in Edmonton
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:30:07 EST
Suspended agitator Sean Avery was in New York for a meeting with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. The last-place Dallas Stars were in big trouble, too, in Edmonton.
The Oilers took a three-goal lead early in the second period and ended up winning ...
Wednesday's WHL Roundup
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:04:07 EST
Evander Kane showed why he is a strong candidate to play for Canada at the upcoming world junior hockey championships.
Kane scored two goals to lead the Vancouver Giants to a 4-2 Western Hockey League victory over the Regina Pats on Wedne...
Tokarski stops 35 shots as Chiefs defeat Hitmen 4-3 in shootout
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:04:07 EST
SPOKANE, Wash. - Dustin Tokarski stopped 35 shots, including five in overtime, in the Spokane Chiefs' 4-3 shootout win over the Calgary Hitmen Wednesday night in Western Hockey League action.
Drayson Bowman scored the only goal of the sho...
Wednesday's NHL scoring summaries
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 02:07:07 EST
Scoring summaries from Wednesday's NHL games:
Thrashers 1 at Senators 5
First Period
1. Ottawa, Heatley 13 (Bell, Alfredsson) 1:18
2. Atlanta, Boulton 1 (Crabb, Slater) 2:53
3. Ottawa, Spezza 8 (Heatley, Kuba) 6:12...
Avery apologizes for remarks
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:36:00 EST
Sean Avery says he's sorry.
The Dallas Stars' forward apologized Wednesday for comments about his former girlfriend that led to an indefinite suspension from the NHL.
"I would like to sincerely apologize for my off-color remark...
Evander Kane scores twice as Giants skate to 4-2 victory over Pats
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:34:07 EST
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Evander Kane showed why he is a strong candidate to play for Canada at the upcoming world junior hockey championships.
Kane scored two goals to lead the Vancouver Giants to a 4-2 Western Hockey League victory over the Re...
Visnovsky, Hemsky and Cogliano lead the offence as Oilers down Stars
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:07:08 EST
EDMONTON - Lubomir Visnovsky, Ales Hemsky and Andrew Cogliano led the way with a goal and an assist each as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Dallas Stars 5-2 Wednesday, ending a five-game losing streak at home.
Shawn Horcoff and Marc Poul...
Ashton's last-minute goal propels Lethbridge past Edmonton 3-2
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:04:05 EST
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - Carter Ashton's second goal of the game with 45 seconds left in regulation lifted the Lethbridge Hurricanes past the Edmonton Oil Kings 3-2 in Western Hockey League action Wednesday night.
Austin Fyten had the other go...
Hockey transactions
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:37:06 EST
Movements in the world of hockey Wednesday:
National Hockey League
ANAHEIM DUCKS-Traded LW Joakim Lindstrom to Phoenix for D Logan Stephenson and assigned Stephenson to Iowa (AHL).
CAROLINA HURRICANES-Fired coach Peter Laviole...
Wednesday's OHL Roundup
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:34:06 EST
Jaroslav Janus shook off two second-period mistakes to move the Erie Otters into the middle of a logjam in the Ontario Hockey League's Midwest Division standings.
Janus made 36 saves - one coming on a first-period penalty shot - and Brand...
NHL Capsules
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:20:07 EST
EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) -Mathieu Garon made 23 saves to help the Edmonton Oilers beat Dallas 5-2 on Wednesday night in the Stars' second game without suspended agitator Sean Avery.
Shawn Horcoff, Lubomir Visnovsky, Marc-Antoine Pouliot, Ales Hems...
NHL 1,000-Point Scorers
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:20:07 EST
Player, Team G A Pts
1. Wayne Gretzky, Edm-LA-StL-NYR 894 1963 2,857
2. Mark Messier, Edm-NYR-Van-NYR 694 1193 1,887
3. Gordie Howe, Det-Har ...
NHL 500-Goal Scorers
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:10:09 EST
1. Wayne Gretzky, Edm-LA-StL-NYR 894
2. Gordie Howe, Det-Har 801
3. Brett Hull, Cal-StL-Dal-Det-Pho 741
4. Marcel Dionne, Det-LA-NYR 731
5. Phil Esposi...
Stars-Oilers Sum
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:10:09 EST
Dallas 0 0 2-2
Edmonton 2 1 2-5
First Period-1, Edmonton, Horcoff 7 (Penner, Hemsky), 1:11. 2, Edmonton, Visnovsky 5 (Cogliano, Penner), 19:48 (pp).
Second Period-3, Edmonton, Pouliot 2 (Schremp, Visnovsky), 3:41.
Third Period-4, Dall...
NHL 500-Victory Coaches
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:10:09 EST
1. Scotty Bowman, StL-Mon-Buf-Pit-Det 1,244
2. Al Arbour, StL-NYI 781
3. Dick Irvin, Chi-Tor-Mon 692
4. Pat Quinn, Pho-LA-Van-Tor 657
5. x-Mike ...
Toews scores winning goal, lifts Blackhawks to 4-2 win over Ducks
Thu, 04 Dec 2008 12:07:08 EST
CHICAGO - Jonathan Toews broke a tie with 1:35 left in regulation in the Chicago Blackhawks' 4-2 victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night.
Toews beat goalie Jonas Hiller from the edge of the crease after taking a backhand cross-c...
NHL Capsules
Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:40:08 EST
NEW YORK (AP) -Petr Prucha returned from exile to score his first goal of the season late in the third period and the New York Rangers went on to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 in a shootout Wednesday night.
Prucha had been a healthy scratch f...
Wild netminder Backstrom stops 22 shots in 3-0 victory over Blues
Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:37:08 EST
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Niklas Backstrom made 22 saves for his third shutout of the season as the Minnesota Wild beat the St. Louis Blues 4-0 on Wednesday night.
Andrew Brunette and Marek Zidlicky scored power-play goals to help Minnesota take ...
NHL Capsules
Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:30:09 EST
NEW YORK (AP) -Petr Prucha returned from exile to score his first goal of the season late in the third period and the New York Rangers went on to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 in a shootout Wednesday night.
Prucha had been a healthy scratch f...
Ducks-Blackhawks Sum
Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:30:08 EST
Anaheim 0 1 1-2
Chicago 1 0 3-4
First Period-1, Chicago, Sharp 14 (Kane, Toews), 18:27 (pp).
Second Period-2, Anaheim, Selanne 14 (S.Niedermayer, Getzlaf), 9:24 (pp).
Third Period-3, Anaheim, Pronger 6 (Festerling, R.Niedermayer), :48. ...
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![Minimize Minimize](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20081205024134im_/http://www.ephl.com/images/min.gif) | | EPHL MISSION
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To enhance the quality of life in our markets by bringing affordable, family-friendly professional "A" Level minor league hockey to enthusiasts and fans.
To serve as a training ground to develop professional players, coaches and personnel on and off the ice. Emphasis will be placed on fundamental development, career development, community involvement and education for all on and off-ice personnel.
To provide a "Real" Pro Hockey Experience option to fans unable or unwilling to travel to higher level regional minor league hockey franchises.
To conduct our league and franchises in a transparent, responsible manner in the eyes of players, fans, sponsors, and the media.
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