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Four Time Clark Cup Champions - 23 NHL Alumni G A M E I N F O R M A T I O N Broadcast: 940AM/104.5FM (Sunday only) bucshockey.com Contact Scott Montesano office: 515-278-2827 ext 7027 // cell: 315-292-0064 // [email protected] // @scottmontesano Des Moines Buccaneers Saturday & Sunday Oct. 18,19, 2014 Team USA (U-17) 4-0-1; 7 PTS 6:00pm/2:30pm (Central) 2-3-0; 4 PTS Ice Cube U-17 = 0-2-0 Ann Arbor, MI AT A GLANCE 35th Anniversary Season Break out the coral, jade and New Sherriff in Town On June 2, the Buccaneers emerald as the Des Moines Buccaneers celebrate their introduced Dave Allison as the team’s 14th head coach in 35th anniversary season. Only the Sioux City Musketeers team history. The longtime hockey head coach has Place in Western Conference: 1 and Waterloo Blackhawks are older having played in the experience from Junior A all the way to the NHL, loop’s entire 36 junior seasons and going back even including serving three seasons behind the bench for the Points Back/Ahead: +1 further as pro franchises. AHL’s former Iowa Stars from 2005-2008. Most Points Ahead for First: +1 Rauhauser Scoring Defenseman Alec Rauhauser leads Allison played 10 pro seasons and appeared in three the Buccaneers, and is in the top 10 in league scoring, games with the Montreal Canadians in 1983-1984. He Most Points Behind for First: -1 with 7pts (3g,4a). broke into coaching as a player-assistant with Muskegon High Water Mark: 4-0-1 (+3) Best Winning Percentage With a winning percentage of the International Hockey League in 1986-1987 and his Low Water Mark: 0-0-0 of .900% the Buccaneers have the USHL’s best winning first head job came in 1989-1990 with the ECHL’s percentage so far. Virginia Lancers Current Streak: P5 On a Streak The Buccaneers have opened the season In 1995-1996, he had a stint as the interim head coach Longest Win Streak: 2 on a five game point streak (4-0-1) which is the team’s for the Ottawa Senators after being the head coach for Longest Point Streak: 4-0-1 (5) best since starting the 2006-2007 season with seven the team’s AHL affiliate. consecutive wins. Along with pro experience, he was a head coach in the Longest Losing Streak: 0 The 2010-2011 team opened that season 7-1-2. Ontario Hockey League from 1992-1994 and in the Longest Winless Streak: 0-0-0 The five-game point streak is the longest for the Bucs Superior International League from 2002-2005. Home Streak: 2-0-1 since Nov. 30-Dec. 14 last season. Combined his head coaching record, coming into this The last time the Bucs had a six-game point streak was season, was 573-485-114 (.538%). Road Streak: 2-0-0 when they had a seven-game streak (6-0-1) early in the Winning when Scoring The Buccaneers were 8-3 last Home: 2-0-1 2010-2011 season. season in games in which Tanner Karty scored a goal. Venturing East Saturday and Sunday represent the Multiple Point Games Tanner Karty (8) led the team last Away 2-0-0 Buccaneers’ first two games against East Conference season in multi-point games. Scoring First: 3-0-0 opponents this season. Last season the Buccaneers Karty Back for More Tanner Karty is in his fourth Score in 1st Period: 3-0-0 went 7-15-2 against the East. season with the Buccaneers. The Oklahoma City native Veterans and Newcomers Of the Bucs’ roster, the team committed to Division I Lake Superior State during the off Score in 2nd Period: 4-0-0 has 10 players who had played at least one USHL game -season. Score in 3rd Period: 3-0-1 prior to this season. 13 players are straight newcomers. In 147 career games he has 73pts (35g, 38a). Outshooting Opponent: 2-0-1 Through five games, veterans have accounted for 62% The Bucs would need to make the playoffs for Karty to of the scoring. have a shot at the franchise’s all-time games played mark Shots Tied: 0-0-0 Out in Front The Buccaneers have trailed for only 43:02 of 205 which is held by Peter Fregoe Outshot by Opponent: 2-0-0 out of the 305 total minutes played this season. Playoff Format Stays Set The USHL’s postseason Take less than 30 shots 2-0-0 The only time the Bucs have trailed was in their Oct. format remains unchanged with the top four teams in 4th shootout loss to Tri-City. each conference advancing to the playoffs. Take more than 30 shots: 2-0-1 Moving Above .500% A win on Saturday would put the One modification comes to the tiebreakers as the first Allow less than 30 shots: 2-0-1 Buccaneers’ plus-four over .500% for the first time since tiebreaker for seeding is now determined by the team midway through the 2010-2011 season. with the most regulation + overtime victories. This slightly Leading After One: 2-0-0 Since 2007-2008, the best record the Bucs have had at decreases the value of shootout wins, though they still Tied After One: 2-0-0 any single point was +7 (20-11-2) in Jan. 2011. result in the full two standings points. Trailing After One: 0-0-1 Limiting Chances The Buccaneers have held their Steady in Net Ryan Ruck returns for his second season opponents to less than 30 shots on goal in three of the in Des Moines. The Northeastern recruit had 30 total Leading After Two: 4-0-0 five games. appearances last season and allowed three goals or less Tied After Two: 0-0-0 Finishing Well Through the first five games, the Bucs in 20 of them. Trailing After Two: 0-0-1 have outscored their opponents 7-3 in the third period. He finished the season with a 2.99 GAA and .918 save Tanner Karty is a +4 rating in the third period. percentage, the highest save percentage for a Bucs’ Overtime: 0-0-0 Starting Off Right The Buccaneers’ 4-0 win over Fargo goalie since Matt Carney’s .921% in 1998-1999. Shootouts: 0-0-1 on Sept. 27th gives the team it’s first opening night win First Round Pick Last week the Bucs executed a trade since the 2009-2010 season and their first home opener with Cedar Rapids in which the Bucs sent draft picks in One-Goal Games: 0-0-1 win since 2008-2009. exchange for forwards Brennan Sanford and Georgy Two-Goal Games: 1-0-0 Clean Sheets Goalies Ryland Pashovitz and Ryan Ruck Gorodetsky who was the 12 overall pick last May in the Games After a Win: 2-0-1 each has a shutout on the season. Phase II draft. Nearing Milestone Victory The Buccaneers hope to hit Over the last three midget seasons, in 138 games he Games After a Loss: 1-0-0 a milestone this season as they enter the weekend with registered 212 points East Conference: 0-0-0 882 all-time regular season victories. Home Sweet Home If the Bucs are to be successful this West Conference: 4-0-1 Road Success Des Moines is off to a 2-0 start on the season, turning Buccaneer Arena back into a home ice road. The Bucs last had a winning road record in 1998- advantage is a must. Since making the playoffs in 2006- Games has at least two fights: 1-0-0 1999 (19-6) 2007, the Bucs have gone 88-106-21 (.456%) at home, Des Moines Buccaneers (4-0-1; 9 PTS) Team USA (2-3-0; 4 PTS) # P Name Stats # P Name Stats 1 G Ryan Ruck 3-0-0 1.67 .948% 32 G Jake Oettinger 0-1-0 5.00 .884% 35 G Ryland Pashovitz 1-0-1 0.48 .978% 35 G Joseph Woll 0-1-0 5.00 .839% 2 D Corey Schueneman 0-2-2 33 F Graham McPhee 0-1-1 3 D Alec Rauhauser 3-4-7 34 F Trent Frederic 0-1-1 5 F Patrik Koch (kah-shh) 2-3-5 36 F Nick Pastujov 0-0-0 7 F Patrick Grasso 1-3-4 37 F Clayton Keller 1-1-2 8 F Joe Widmar 2-3-5 38 F James Sanchez 0-1-1 10 F Troy Conzo 0-0-0 39 F Joey Anderson 1-0-1 11 F Miha Zajc (zike) 1-0-1 40 F Zach Walker 0-0-0 12 D Nick Wolff 0-2-2 41 F William Lockwood 1-1-2 14 F Georgy Gorodetsky 2-2-4 42 F Patrick Khodorenk 0-0-0 15 F Ryan Dmowski 3-1-4 43 D James Greenway 0-0-0 16 F Tanner Karty 4-1-5 44 D Chad Krys 0-1-1 17 F Nikita Pavlychev 0-2-2 45 F Keegham Howdeshell 1-0-1 18 F Quin Foreman 0-0-0 46 D Luke Martin 0-1-1 19 F Tyler Drevitch (drev-itch) 0-0-0 47 D Ryan Lindgren 0-0-0 21 D Chris Allemon (alley-mon) 0-2-2 48 F Keenan Suthers 0-0-0 22 F Ara Nazarian 2-1-3 49 F Max Jones 0-1-1 23 F Brennan Sanford 0-3-3 50 D Michael Campoli 0-0-0 24 F Mark Petaccio (pet-ah-see-oh) 0-2-2 51 D Adam Fox 0-0-0 25 D Chandler Lindstrand 0-1-1 52 D Griffin Luce 0-0-0 26 D Zak Galambos (galam-bis) 0-0-0 53 D Matthew Hellickson 0-0-0 27 D Grant Hutton 0-0-0 55 D Matthew Kiersted 0-0-0 56 F Paul Washe 0-0-0 Head Coach: Dave Allison Assistant: Nate Weossner Head Coach: Danton Cole Trainer: Colin Whitte Assistants: John Gruden Equipment: Justin Sturtz Trainer: Andrew Baker Media: Scott Montesano Equipment: Brock Bradley PP: 16.7% (10) PK: 92.0% (1) Current Streak: Points 5 (4-0-1) PP: 13.6% (14) PK: 84.6% (7) Home: 2-0-1 Current Streak: Win 1 Road: 2-0-0 Home: 2-3-0 Scoring First: 4-0-0 Road: 0-0-0 Leading after 2: 4-0-0 Scoring First: 2-1-0 Tied after 2: 0-0-0 Leading after 2: 0-1-0 Trailing after 2 0-0-1 Tied after 2: 2-1-0 OT: 0-0 Trailing after 2 0-1-0 SO: 0-1 OT: 0-0 SO: 1-0 Referee: Matthew Larson Linesmen: Nicholas Bet & Jake Davis USHL Western Conference USHL Eastern Conference October 18th Schedule (central) GP W L OTL PTS GP W L OTL PTS Des Moines 5 4 0 1 9 Muskegon 7 4 3 0 8 Green Bay @ Tri-City 3:05pm Fargo 5 4 1 0 8 Bloomington 5 3 1 1 7 Des Moines @ Team USA 6:00pm Sioux City 5 3 1 1 7 Cedar Rapids 4 3 1 0 6 Chicago @ Muskegon 6:15pm Tri-City 5 3 2 0 6 Youngtown 5 3 2 0 6 Fargo @ Sioux Falls 7:05pm Waterloo 5 3 2 0 6 Chicago 5 2 2 1 5 Omaha @ Bloomington 7:00pm Lincoln 5 2 3 0 4 Dubuque 4 2 2 0 4 Cedar Rapids @ Madison 7:00pm Sioux Falls 5 1 3 1 3 Team USA 5 2 3 0 4 Waterloo @ Sioux City 7:05pm Omaha 6 1 4 1 3 Green Bay 4 2 2 0 4 Youngstown @ Dubuque 7:05pm Madison 4 0 2 2 2 Series History S C O U T I N G T H E U-17 NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEAM Are 0-2 against USHL competition having lost to Youngstown 5-2 and Muskegon 6-4 at home Sept.
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    SPORT-SCAN DAILY BRIEF NHL 05/30/19 Anaheim Ducks Boston Bruins cont'd 1145579 Ducks’ slow-moving coaching search appears to be 1145616 ‘I wasn’t good the last two games’: Brad Marchand and picking up steam linemates flame out in Game 2 1145580 What’s taking the Ducks so long to hire a head coach? It’s 1145617 Boston fans may see something familiar in St. Louis’ gritty, a ‘mystery’ says a league exec plucky, underdog comeback 1145618 The brotherly bond uniting Steve and Bruce Cassidy Arizona Coyotes grows as the Cup draws closer 1145581 Dave Tippett to coach Edmonton Oilers, but can he replicate his success with the Coyotes Buffalo Sabres 1145582 Former Coyotes coach Dave Tippett named Oilers head 1145619 On a night of heavy hockey, a different No. 4 in Boston coach produces win No. 1 for Blues in Cup final 1145620 Wild journey for Bruins' Connor Clifton began at Sabres Boston Bruins Prospect Challenge 1145583 Joakim Nordstrom’s best effort was impressive, but 1145621 Zdeno Chara on Ralph Krueger, evolving in his 40s and ... wasted in a loss Tom Brady 1145584 In the end, the Bruins had nothing left in the tank 1145622 Five Things to Know as Blues, Bruins meet in Game 2 of 1145585 The Bruins ‘didn’t have as much energy’ on offense, and it Stanley Cup final cost them 1145623 What Ralph Krueger's player usage in Edmonton can tell 1145586 All of a sudden we’ve got a series between Bruins and us Blues 1145624 Putting the ‘tank’ on trial: How the Sabres’ last six years 1145587 Matt Grzelcyk leaves game after hit from behind compare to teams who went through a similar proces 1145588 Bruins rally towels for Game 2 include a Barstool Sports logo.