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SAFE! It's hockey, not baseball, but one of the drills at a recent American Development Program Mini-Mite clinic at trenton's kennedy Recreation Center calls for this young Wyandotte player to slide under sticks resting on cones. More pictures are on Page 10. (Hockey Weekly photo by Rena Laverty) HoCkey unIteD Craig Hartman and his son tanner present an $1,800 check for the karmanos Cancer Center Hockey Hall of Fame photo to Plymouth Whalers Beau Schmitz (left) and HALL oF FAMe WALk: Jimmy Scott Wedgewood. the nov. 1 fundraiser was Devellano arrives at the Hockey Hall of Fame in held in honor of kim Hartman after she went toronto Dec. 8, beaming with the knowledge that he through recent breast cancer surgery. tanner’s is about to be inducted into the shrine. “He’s spent 44 2001 Ann Arbor Wolves wore pink jersies years in hockey and all of the organizations he’s been during their game with toledo that night. See with have been better and successful because of his the Hartmans’ story and two more about presence,” nHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said. HW teams helping others on Page 12. editor Paul Harris’ story is on Page 3. NA3HL TAKES OVER CSHL - SEE PAGE 21 PAGE 2 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 LITTLE BILL’S TROPHIES THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF AWARDS ON DISPLAY DESIGNER OF THE MAHA STATES TROPHIES AND MEDALS Good Luck in the 2010-2011 Season! Come in and see the latest innovations in Awards

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Midgets. COLLEGE GLI TROPHY BRASS HOCKEY TROPHIES NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY PAGE 3 Devellano, Ciccarelli and first women enter Hall of Fame By Paul Harris new Hockey Hockey Weekly Editor Hall of Fame Jimmy Devellano said he was “surpris - member ingly calm” as he was bestowed with hock - Dino ey immortality. Ciccarelli is The Red Wings senior vice president, surrounded along with Dino Ciccarelli, Cammi Granato by his and Angela James and Daryl “Doc” Seaman, daughters. was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in his native Toronto on Nov. 8. After helping to build the New York Islanders’ dynasty of the early 1980s as their chief scout and assistant general manag - er, Devellano was the first per - son hired after Mike and Marian Ilitch bought the Red Wings in 1982, when they tabbed him as the general man - ager. He built the then moribound franchise with Jimmy Devellano drafts like Steve Yzerman in 1983 and the 1989 NHL Draft, which netted Hockey Hall of Fame photo Nicklas Lidstrom, Sergei Fedorov and Vladimir Konstantinov. “It would have been nice (to go in when ing the USA to the first ever Women's Ice “He’s spent 44 years in hockey and all of his father was alive in 2006), but you can't Hockey gold medal in 1998. the organizations he’s been with have been get upset at the committee,” Ciccarelli told James starred in the 1970s and early better and successful because of his presence,” NHL.com. “They have a process, obvious - 1980s in the Central Ontario Women’s NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said. ly, and I'm just humbled and grateful that I'm League, winning the league’s scoring title Devellano’s name is on the Stanley Cup going in whenever. How can you get upset? eight times and its MVP award on six occa - seven times. Three with the Islanders and I wasn’t even supposed to play. I broke my sions. James was a medalist in 12 World four with the Red Wings. leg at 17, got a second chance and played 19 Championships and was the MVP in eight While with the Islanders, he drafted future years in the NHL. I wasn't fortunate enough of them. She won four World Championship Hall of Famers Denis Potvin, Bryan to win a Stanley Cup, but I had success in gold medals (1990, 1992, 1994 and 1997). Trottier, Mike Bossy and Clark Gillies and the playoffs, won individual awards. I'm “I think it’s a historic night and I think Yzerman, of course, is also in the shrine. pretty fortunate and grateful to be able to it's great for hockey at all levels,” Bettman Devellano finally joined them. “I'm just Angela James, left, and Cammi Grenato get there.” told the Associated Press on the night of the very pleased, to be sure,” he said. are the first women in the Hall of Fame. Granato and James were Women’s pio - inductions. Ciccarelli, who is from Sarnia, Ontario, neers who are also the first Women to be “Both Angela and Cammi are inspira - played 19 seasons in the NHL – four with drafted. He signed with the North Stars (now inducted into the HHOF. tional, they’re pioneers once again. What Detroit from 1992-93 to 1995-96 – scoring Dallas Stars) as a free agent and became As a player at Providence College, they’ve done in the game to this point has 608 goals. He played for four other teams: the known for disturbing goalies close to their Granato was the Eastern College Athletic been terrific and I think they’re great role Minnesota North Stars, Washington Capitals, crease by being there and scoring goals. Conference Player of the Year three years in models for other girls and women looking Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers. Ciccarelli said he wished his father and a row from 1991-93, played in Elite level to devote themselves to this game.” The classic undersized, pugnacious under - mother were still alive to see him enter the Canadian leagues and was a 15-year member Daryl “Doc” Seaman was a founding dog – but with great hands – wasn't even shrine. of the U.S. Women’s National Team, lead - owner of the Calgary Flames. How to watch hockey properly

ow that the NHL season is in favorite player when they’ve got the does when he has the puck to create time and space for him - full-swing, I’m back into COaCH puck. But watching players who play self and how he does the same when his teammates have the Nwatching games on a regular the same position you do when they puck. Watch how he supports his teammates in the defen - basis. Kim’s DON’T have the puck is really criti - sive, neutral and offensive zones. Even watch how he inter - And the way I watch games now as cal. acts with teammates and line mates in a coach is completely different from CORNER Let’s say you are between whistles on the ice and on the how I used to watch them as a player. watching an NHL Watching bench between shifts. Now I am watching to see what sys - By Kim McCullough MSc, YCS game on TV. You Getting to, staying at and excelling at tems the teams are playing and watch already know that all players who play the next level takes a lot more than just an strategies the coaches are using. of those players have the same position ability to play with the puck on your stick When I was playing at the elite level, I never paid much amazing individual skills or else they or when you are directly involved with the attention to those details. There are a few different ways of wouldn’t be out there with the best in the you do when they puck. watching the game – whether live or on TV – and if you want world. And while their individual abilities DON’T have the What you do away from the “action” will to get to (and excel at) the next level, there is a better way played a big part in them getting to that not only help you to get noticed, but it to watch. level, they would have never stayed there if puck is really also will make you an even more valuable Here are the three most common ways of watching hockey: they hadn’t developed the ability to play critical. member of your team as we get into the reg - 1. Just follow the play – That’s what most of us do. effectively without the puck. ular season. We just follow the play and pay slightly more attention When you are able to make the jump So watch with intent. Watch with pur - when one of our favorite players has the puck or when there from playing as an individual to knowing pose. Take every opportunity you can to is an offensive chance by either team. how to find open ice, support your teammates when make yourself better. 2. Just follow your favorite player – If you’re at the they’ve got the puck and how to use timing and space to rink watching a good friend play, this is more than likely your advantage, you have really taken your game up to the Resource Box: what you’re doing. And when you watch on TV, odds are you next level. Knowing what to do and where to be when you To get complete access to articles, videos and secrets are doing the same thing. You still follow the play, but you don’t have the puck is a tough thing to learn – and it is that addresses the specific needs of female hockey players, stare at the screen when your favorite player has the puck. absolutely critical to your success as a player and as a team - visit: http://www.totalfemalehockeyclub.com. 3. Watch one player and what they do without mate. Kim McCullough, MSc, YCS, is an expert in the devel - the puck – This is the most effective way of watching the So the next time you are watching a high-level game, opment of aspiring female hockey players. She is a former game, especially if you want to take all aspects of your pick one player on one team who plays the same position NCAA Division 1 captain at Dartmouth and played in the game to the next level. as you and watch him or her (and only him or her) the entire National Women’s Hockey League for 6 years. She is cur - Watching one player who plays the same position as you game. Keep in mind – this is really hard to do, which is rently the Girls Hockey Director at the PEAC School for all game long is hard to do. It’s much easier (and maybe why most players don’t do it. Elite Athletes in Toronto and is the Founder of Total Female even more fun) to just follow the play or watch your Notice what your player – for convenience we’ll say he – Hockey. PAGE 4 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 A couple of reasons why Wings won’t play at Palace hile in Toronto for the Hall of Hudler is odd man out Fame induction ceremonies for RED WINGS Red Wing senior vice president STATS The Red Wings third line of Mike W WiNGs Modano between Dan Cleary and Jiri Jimmy Devellano and former Red Wing Dino Ciccarelli, Red Wings owner Mike Through November 10, 2010 Hudler, which struggled in the early going, Ilitch said it is likely he would soon be BEaT PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM finally got it together when Justin PAVEL DATSYUK 13 69 15 57 Abdelkader replaced Hudler. adding Palace Sports & Entertainment, JOHAN FRANZEN 639 4 815:38 which includes the Detroit Pistons, to his By Paul Harris Since Abdelkader took Hudler's place in a DANIEL CLEARY 13 45 9 0 4 4-2 win over Nashville at Joe Louis Arena empire, which includes the Detroit Tigers. HENRIK ZETTERBERG 13 4 11 15 74 “We’re getting close,” Ilitch told the NIKLAS KRONWALL 13 40 4 2 6 on Oct. 30, Cleary had three goals and four Detroit Free Press, “We’re getting close.” major downtown concert venue Olympia TOMAS HOLMSTROM 13 33 6 0 20 assists, Modano a goal and three assists and He has been negotiating with current PS Entertainment doesn't control is the VALTTERI FILPPULA 13 34 7 4 4 Abdelkader two goals and an assist and was & E owner Karen Davidson for about a Fillmore Detroit (formerly the State TODD BERTUZZI 13 28 10 88 plus-five. NICKLAS LIDSTROM 13 2 13 15 26 Detroit's other three lines have continued month. Theatre). MIKE MODANO 13 23 5 -5 4 Ilitch was also asked the question that has Buying Palace Sports & Entertainment to play well, so that leaves Hudler – who PATRICK EAVES 12 21 3 -1 2 returned to the Wings after playing in been the subject of a lot of speculation would also give Ilitch control of the subur - JUSTIN ABDELKADER 521 3 5 7 since he first expressed interest in buying ban concert market in the area. BRAD STUART 13 17 8 6 20 Russia's Kontinental Hockey League last the Pistons: Would the Red Wings play at PS & E controls The Palace – one of the JONATHAN ERICSSON 510 1 1 19 season – as the team's only struggling for - The Palace of Auburn Hills? highest grossing concert venues in the BRIAN RAFALSKI 303 3 5 2 ward. “Well, I don’t want to get into all that,” country since it was completed in 1988 – RUSLAN SALEI 13 03 3 2 22 He had three assists and was minus-six in DOUG JANIK 700 0-2 7 11 games. he said. “We’re going to build a stadium in and outdoor shed venues DTE Energy Music JIRI HUDLER 11 03 3 -6 4 Detroit. ... I want two teams in one build - Theatre in Clarkston and Meadowbrook He was a healthy scratch against JAKUB KINDL 11 00 0 -3 12 Nashville and the following game. But ing. So that’s all I can tell you.” Music Festival in Rochester Hills. DREW MILLER 11 01 1 -4 0 If Ilitch does buy Palace Sports & This would obviously give Ilitch a stran - DARREN HELM 13 02 2 -2 2 coach Mike Babcock rotated sitting out Entertainment, many assume that the Red glehold on area concert business as well as GOALIE GP GAA W L OT SO SA GA SV% either Drew Miller or Patrick Eaves in the Wings would play at the Palace, at least for the sports scene as the owner of three of HOWARD 9 2.29 7 1 0 1 237 21 .919 next three games. a season or two while Ilitch builds a down - Detroit’s four major sports teams. OSGOOD 4 2.76 2 2 0 0 92 11 .893 That wasn’t a reflection on either’s per - town arena for the Red Wings and Pistons . Because of concert considerations, Ilitch formance – the fourth line, which also The Wings recently have been at odds might not be so willing to pencil in almost arena is being built – and would likely make includes Darren Helm, was playing great – with the City of Detroit – owner of Joe 50 dates plus playoffs for the Red Wings at at least a couple of concessions in any dis - but Babcock said Hudler was too good of a Louis Arena – over the team's lease and nec - The Palace in addition to Pistons’ games for pute concerning the Red Wings’ usage of Joe hockey player to be a healthy scratch for essary renovations. The new arena would that many more nights where no concerts Louis Arena. more than a couple of games. likely be in the area west of Woodward and can be booked. But the former Piston great and NBA Hall of But he also wasn’t a good fit on the fourth north of 1-75 around the southern edge of And don't forget, Ilitch would also be Famer who played at Cobo Arena in the 60's line when he replaced Miller and Eaves. the Cass Corridor. bringing the Pistons back to downtown and 70's, who currently occupies the position “I’m looking for him to steal a top-nine But I think there’s something those indi - Detroit. They played at Cobo before original - of mayor of Detroit, Dave Bing, would proba - (forward) job and get playing like he can. viduals haven't considered. ly moving to the Silverdome in the late 70's. bly be even more motivated to keep Ilitch's Ball's in his court,” Babcock told Booth Ilitch, of course, also owns Olympia Now, any Detroit mayor would look Red Wings downtown while Ilitch is building Newspapers. Entertainment, which controls the down - favorably on bringing the Pistons back the arena that would bring the Pistons back to “Abby has come in and made it hard for him town concert business: Joe Louis Arena, downtown – and would also love to keep the Detroit in a couple of years. to grab that job because that line has suddenly Cobo Arena and the Fox Theatre. The only Red Wings right where they are while a new Just a thought. got going since Abby got on it.” Gainey talks Hull and other NHL HOCKEY STANDINGS

WEEKLY disruptive influences Through November 10, 2010 Publisher: John Castine rapping up their talk on the EASTERN CONFERENCE Executive Editor: Peggy Castine dynamics of a winning team, ATLANTIC DIVISION Editor: Paul Harris WMontreal Canadiens Hall of Famer NHL TEAM GP W L OT PTS GF GA Office Manager/Circulation: Jennifer Watters Bob Gainey and Dallas Stars team psychol - PHILADELPHIA 15 94220 45 34 Contributors: Bob Duff, Pete Krupsky, Randy Russon, ogist Dr. Scott McFadden opened the floor NY RANGERS 15 77115 41 43 Paul Lubanski, Lou Issel, Stan Matwijiw, Joe Messina, to questions. BEaT PITTSBURGH 16 78115 47 46 Byron Copley, Lisa Ilitch-Murray, John Thomas, Chris The first query regarded dealing with NY ISLANDERS 15 49210 35 51 Galton, Jeremy Kaleniecki, Rena Laverty, Jennifer members who didn’t always have the team’s By Bob NEW JERSEY 16 4 10 2 10 29 53 Watters, Tess Castine and Jonathan Castine best interests at heart. NORTHEAST DIVISION Advertising: John Castine “Are you talking about Brett Hull?” won - Duff TEAM GP W L OT PTS GF GA and Jennifer Watters dered McFadden, outlining a pattern of MONTREAL 15 95119 36 33 Web Site: http://www.hockeyweekly.com behavior from the talented but legendary BOSTON 12 83117 40 24 OTTAWA 15 86117 41 42 email address: [email protected] malcontent that will sound familiar to Hasek, later part of two Cup winners in Frequency: HOCKEY WEEKLY is devoted to the best inter - TORONTO 15 57313 32 42 Detroit Red Wings fans. Detroit, was capable of taking down his BUFFALO 16 59212 42 52 est of organized hockey including amateur, high school, Hull arrived in Dallas in 1998, with the team singlehandedly. He recognized that college and professional. HW is published 28 times a year. 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Periodical postage paid at Farmington Hills, MI, general manager of the 1998-99 Stars, While making the transition from player TEAM GP W L OT PTS GF GA and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send Gainey has witnessed the assembly of some to coach, and later into management, ST. LOUIS 13 92220 33 26 address changes to HOCKEY WEEKLY, PO Box 279, outstanding teams. Gainey originally struggled with being the DETROIT 13 93119 42 34 Farmington MI 48332. None of this publication may be Comparing the makeup of a National bearer of bad news, such as telling a player COLUMBUS 14 95018 40 33 reproduced in part or whole without written permission of Hockey League squad to a wheel with 23 when he was a healthy scratch. 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Gainey knew that Sabres goalie Dominik See NHL BEAT, Page 7 NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY PAGE 5 Little Caesars ’97’s Zach Bennett (20) rushes to congrat - ulate team - mate Gregory Aliotta after Bennett assisted on Aliotta’s goal in a 2-0 win over Belle tire ’97 in a Bantam Minor contest at Hockey Weekly photos by Rena Laverty Southfield Little Caesars ’97s Ryan Moran (14) bodies out a Belle tire ’97 player as they fight to get to the puck. Sports Arena on Little oct. 6. Caesars’ Danny Weaver (5) sweeps the puck away from No. 5 LC Bantam Minor Belle tire’s Ryan dominates weekend games Moore (40) The Little Caesars Bantam Minor squad, Hockey Weekly’s No. 5-rated team in front of among U.S. Bantam Minor teams, had a big weekend Nov. 6-7. Little Caesars Little outscored two opponents 10-0 in two games. Caesars’ On Nov. 6, Little Caesars hosted Belle Tire, the No. 9 Bantam Minor team goalie in the country, and skated away with a 2-0 win as goaltender Garrett Forrest Garrett made 19 saves in posting the shutout. Gregory Aliotta gave Caesars and Forrest, Forrest the only goal they would need when he scored 2:28 into the second who got period. Garrett Jenkins clinched things with a marker 11:10 into the third the period. Ryan Bednard stopped 17 shots for Belle Tire. shutout in Little Caesars traveled to the Arctic Pond the next day for a game with the 2-0 Victory Honda. Caesars proved to be ungrateful guests with an 8-0 win. win. Nicholas Macina had to make only six saves as he picked up the shutout. Three players took care of the offense as Sam Miletic and Doug Blaisdell each recorded a hat trick and Aliotta scored twice. Karch Bachman had three assists.

NATIONAL AAA RANKINGS Ratings of U.S. AAA teams compiled by Hockey Weekly. Michigan teams are in italic . Rankings as of November 8, 2010 MIDGET MAJOR PEE WEE MAJOR 1. GREATER BOSTON JR. BRUINS 1. ST. LOUIS BLUES 2. COLORADO THUNDERBIRDS 2. LITTLE CAESARS 3. ST. LOUIS BLUES 3. FLORIDA EVERBLADES 4. PITTSBURGH HORNETS 4. HONEYBAKED 5. CHICAGO MISSION 5. CHICAGO MISSION 6. BUFFALO REGALS 6. NEW JERSEY COLONIALS 7. SHATTUCK ST. MARY (MN) 7. COMPUWARE 8. DALLAS STARS ELITE 8. AMHERST KNIGHTS (NY) 9. CAPE COD WHALERS (MA) 9. TEAM COMCAST (PA) 10. BOSTON ADVANTAGE 10. MID-FAIRFIELD BLUES (CT) MIDGET MINOR PEE WEE MINOR 1. TEAM ILLINOIS 1. CHICAGO MISSION 2. HONEYBAKED 2. LITTLE CAESARS 3. LA SELECTS 3. MINUTEMEN FLAMES (MA) 4. LITTLE CAESARS 4. NEW JERSEY COLONIALS 5. NEW JERSEY AVALANCHE 5. PHILADELPHIA JR. FLYERS 6. CHICAGO MISSION 6. SOUTH SHORE KINGS (MA) Little Caesars’ Sam Miletic (17) splits Belle tire’s Max Jones (19) and eamon Hilliard (15). 7. COLORADO THUNDERBIRDS 7. ST. LOUIS BLUES 8. TEAM COMCAST (PA) 8. HONEYBAKED 9. PHILADELPHIA JR. FLYERS 9. BUFFALO REGALS 10. MOTOR CITY METAL JACKETS 10. BAY STATE BREAKERS (MA) BANTAM MAJOR SQUIRT MAJOR 1. BELLE TIRE 1. LITTLE CAESARS 2. ST. LOUIS BLUES 2. CHICAGO MISSION 3. LONG ISLAND GULLS 3. HONEYBAKED 4. CHICAGO MISSION 4. PHILADELPHIA LITTLE FLYERS 5. TEAM COMCAST (PA) 5. PHILADELPHIA JR. FLYERS 6. CLEVELAND BARONS 6. WHEATFIELD BLADES (NY) 7. VALLEY JR. WARRIORS 7. BOSTON JR. TERRIERS 8. MID-FAIRFIELD BLUES (CT) 8. MID-FAIRFIELD BLUES (CT) 9. MIDDLESEX BRAVES (MA) 9. MINUTEMEN FLAMES (MA) 10. NEW JERSEY ROCKETS 10. NEW JERSEY COLONIALS BANTAM MINOR SQUIRT MINOR 1. COMPUWARE 1. LITTLE CAESARS (NORTH) 2. HONEYBAKED 2. MINUTEMEN FLAMES (MA) 3. ST. LOUIS BLUES 3. MID-FAIRFIELD BLUES (CT) 4. CHICAGO MISSION 4. NEW JERSEY COLONIALS 5. LITTLE CAESARS 5. HONEYBAKED 6. CHICAGO YOUNG AMERICANS 6. MIDDLESEX ISLANDERS (MA) 7. CONNECTICUT JR. WOLFPACK 7. SOUTH SHORE KINGS (MA) 8. MINUTEMEN FLAMES (MA) 8. PROVIDENCE CAPITALS (R.I.) 9. BELLE TIRE 9. LONG ISLAND GULLS 10. PHILADELPHIA JR. FLYERS 10. VALLEY JR WARRIORS (MA) 888-NiceRink (642-3746) Any size – details online at www.NiceRink.com/hw PAGE 6 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 At left, World World II veteran Calvin Mason (right) was honored Presentedresented by as the Whalers Veteran of R the Game earlier this season. With him is A ! w n Plymouth e u s sales repre - o . F m le sentative e. A ab fford Julius Passeri. :05 aaa a PM a #!.4/.#!###!.4/.#!!!..4/44/4//.. SSAATAT 7

SALUTE TO HEROES Photo by Walt Dmoch WhalersWhalers v.v. GuelphGuelph Nov 20 Plymouth honors veterans We’reWWe’re’re hosting a special night honoring our everyday heroes!heroes! WWearear your uniform or bring your military ID to rreceiveeceive a frfreeee pass to the game. on Nov. 20, and all season he Canadian Hockey League has :05 always remembered veterans who WED7PM Tserved their country. WHaLERs In fact, the championship of the Canadian Hockey League (made up of the BEaT Western Hockey League, Ontario Hockey TURKEY BOWL League, and Quebec Major Junior League) is By Pete WWhalershalers v.v. SaginawSaginaw known as the MasterCard Memorial Cup, Nov 24 which was originally donated by the Krupsky Our annual turkey bowl on ice is always entertaining---entertaining knock down the most Ontario Hockey Association in 1919 in pinspins and win the turkey! GreatGreat Whalers hockey on the eve of Thanksgiving! remembrance of Canadian veterans who fought in World War I. home game from the various branches of On the American side of the CHL, the the United States military. The Veteran of Plymouth Whalers are reserving Saturday, the Game and their immediate family attend :05 Nov. 20, against Guelph as a Salute to a Whalers game as a guest of the team. An Heroes Night. Any military veteran who interview with the veteran is featured on SSAATAT 7PM wears his or her uniform or shows their mil - Whalers television, radio on 88.1 FM itary ID will be admitted free to the game. WSDP, and internet streaming on www.ply - Their families will receive a special $9 dis - mouthwhalers.com. The veteran is counted ticket. The Air Force will also do a acknowledged for their service at the game FOOD DRIVE swear-in during the second intermission. and receives a commemorative coin. WWhalershalers v.v. PPeterborougheterborroough That’s not all. The Whalers – with the In addition, a $200 donation is made on Nov 27 assistance of Compuware Corporation, the Veteran of the Games’ behalf to the Help stock the Salvation Army Food Pantry by bringing nonperishablenonperish food Compuware Arena, and corporate partner United Service Organizations (USO). items.items. Bring 10 items and get a chance to win a $50 gas cardcard frfromom Citgo. Quicken Loans – has started its own unique The Whalers have honored seven veter - tradition this season by honoring men and ans through the end of October. They women who have served the United States include Carl Westphal of the United States in the military. Air Force; Calvin Mason, who fought in 4 Tickets, 4 SodasSoda Known as the Veteran of the Game, the 4 Hot Dogs Whalers acknowledge one veteran every See WHALERS BEAT, Page 7 or slices of pizzpizzaa GREATGREATAT SSAVEAVEAVE PACKPPACK!ACK! 4 Line-upLine-upss 48 OHL/PLYMOUTH WHALER STATS A $66 Value! 4 for Through November 8, 2010 OHL STANDINGS PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM Through November 8, 2010 L

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WHALERS BEAT, from Page 6 course of direction. mOm “Originally, as a young man, I was maybe World War II with the Army; Jay Roberts, not as directionful as I could have been,” he By Lisa Ilitch Murray who served in Vietnam with the Marines; said. “I went to the recruiter’s office with a ShaMarian Plummer, a logistics specialist friend and I signed up and he didn’t and it with the Army; Jefferson Ridgeway, who was the best decision I ever made in my served in the Army; Michael Thero, who life.” Goalie also served in the Army, and Blake Benson Much like Mr. Mason, events shaped of the Marines. Michael Thero’s decision to join the Army. The veterans are also interviewed 45 min - “I decided to go to active duty the day parenting utes before game time. after 9/11,” Mr. Thero said. “I was in All recent conflicts have been covered to reserves at the time, but my unit wasn’t date, including World War II with 84-years- going anywhere and I wanted to go and help 101 young Calvin out. Seeing those Mason. planes hit the At that time, World Trade Dear Hockey Mom, there was no Center broke my My daughter is a goalie, and we have doubt that Mr. heart. Our coun - never been on a team that consistently has a goalie coach. What’s the deal? Mason was going try was being Photo by Walt Dmoch to serve in the attacked and I ShaMarian Plummer was honored as the Sincerely, Armed Forces. wanted to go out Whalers Veteran of the Game earlier this The attitude was and help.” season. Frustrated Goalie Mom the mood of the The events of entire country at 9/11 also led Mr. way to do it.” that time in his - Westphal to re- All veterans interviewed formed friend - Dear Frustrated, tory. enlist, but not ships with colleagues that last a lifetime. The deal is that, if you have a goalie, you “Well, first Photo by Pete Krupsky without consulta - “You make friendships that you’re never need to budget in additional money for thing you’ve got the Whalers Veteran of the Games are honored at tion with his son. going to part from and that you trust, and goalie coaching. Remember, players are to remember at Compuware Arena. “I got out after you look back on them and you realize how coached after every shift. Conversely, the time I was 18 my first four close you’ve gotten over time,” Mr. Mason goalies get little feedback and usually only or 19 years old,” Mr. Mason said. “That years and I was a civilian for nine years and said. ‘’When the war ended, things changed at the end of the periods and at the end of makes a big difference with how you look at 9/11 came along and I had thought for a quickly and hopefully it was for the best.” the game. things like that. And fortunately, it was get - while that getting out was not such a good “The military made me who I am today,” Few teams have their own goalie coach, ting toward the end of the war. When we choice,” Mr. Westphal said. “After 9/11, I Mr. Roberts said. “I’m 61 years old, been and there seems to be a lot of turnover in dropped the bomb, I was in southern thought that I probably should go back. retired for six years, enjoying life, if you this area if you do. Mindanao … Of course, the war ended short - And to my 7-year-old son, Conor, I said, will, very active at post 6695 of the VFW in Having said that, however, there are ly after we dropped the (atomic) bomb, so ‘You have veto power, if you want. The Air Plymouth and Chapter 528 of the Vietnam many great goalie coaches in our area that from the time I shipped out of California in Force will be fine without dad, but I think Veterans Association. We do a lot of great you can hire. To keep the expense down, April, the war was on for about four or five this is what I’m supposed to do.’ And, at 7 things, we ask all veterans to come down you can invite a few other goalies to your months, and then it ended. So, that was years old, he told me, ‘Dad, if you think and join us anytime they’d like.” session and split the cost. quick.” that’s what you’re supposed to do, you "The brotherhood will never die,” Mr. When Mr. Roberts served with the should go do it.’ ” Benson said. “I’ll always be with my Also, talk with your team about helping Marines in Vietnam, the Selective Service For ShaMarian Plummer, joining the marine veterans.” to share the expense. As goalies get older, held a Draft Lottery. Even so, serving in the army was a family-based decision and a life- Several of the veterans are continuing it becomes more important to stay aware of military was part of Mr. Roberts’ family. based decision. their education – Ms. Plummer and Mr. the training. Kids get stronger and their “I joined the day after my 18th birthday “My grandfather was in World War II and Benson are both attending Wayne State. shots become harder and more accurate. on a delay program until I graduated from when I graduated from High School, I didn’t Both are close to graduating. If you have questions for Hockey Mom, High School, but I’m one of four sons,” Mr. want to go to college, so I decided to go in The Plymouth Whalers and Quicken Loan please email them to puck@hockeyweek - Roberts explained. “The oldest son in my the army,” Ms. Plummer said. “If I had to do will continue to honor veterans all season ly.com. family was in the United States Air Force in it all over again, I would do it again.” long. Nominations can be made by contact - the Korean War. The next son was in the “I joined the Marine Corp because of my ing Julius Passeri at the Whalers' office at United States Army in Germany. I joined the grandfather (Earl G. Piper),” said Marine 734-453-8400. Julius can be emailed at Marine Corp and ended up in Vietnam. And Blake Benson. “He served in the military [email protected]. my youngest brother had the toughest duty; during the Korean War. After he passed The video interviews of the Veteran of the Are you in he spent four years in the Navy in Hawaii.” away, I felt I needed to honor him in some Game can be found on the front page of Mr. Westphal joined the Air Force as a way, so I felt the Marine Corp was the best www.plymouthwhalers.com. the game? Gainey talks Hull, other disruptive influences THE ONLINE NHL BEAT, from Page 4 Philadelphia Flyers during his career, cited more energetic. Sean Avery’s brief tenure in Dallas as a sign “(Avery) didn’t like the city. He didn’t GAME? Gainey said. “It’s human nature to push the of how things can quickly go south when like the team. He was toxic for our group, envelope.” the wrong message is sent. but he pushed his way into the hub. He If not, then join Coaches and managers must ensure that Again Hull, this time as GM of the Stars, became a major distraction, and the group the group leaders also deliver positive mes - was front and center in this disruption. went downhill. The Stars have been reeling the thousands of sages, and that the right players are the ones “We’d just been to the conference finals for two years now, and he’s one of the key who gain positions in the hub of the wheel. (losing to Detroit in 2008), but Brett felt reasons why.” others who are! McFadden, a former Windsor Lancers our dressing room was too quiet,” McFadden Gainey thinks that team building is an goaltender who’s also worked with the explained. “He’d roomed with Avery (in ongoing battle between optimism and pes - Canadiens, Florida Panthers and Detroit) and felt he’d make things livelier, simism. He continually offers the same message to the pessimists in the group. Subscribe to “Let’s do the work,” Gainey said. “Let’s Claire’s Motte headed to FSU carry out the plan. Let’s see what happens.” www.hockeyweekly.com During a lifetime in hockey, it’s a plan C.J. Motte, Claire native and the goal - like off the ice,” Black Hawks’ head coach that’s come together for him more often tender for the United States Hockey P.K. O’Handley. than not. League’s Waterloo Black Hawks, has com - “Since he came to Waterloo, C.J. has mitted to play at Ferris State next season. matured into a leadership role. He takes a Stripes sign on dotted line Try it for a month for Motte, 18, is off to a great start with the very serious approach to his preparation, The NHL board of governors and the NHL $4, or a year for Black Hawks this season with a 4-1-1 and he is a competitor.” Officials’ Association agreed to a new four- record, 1.47 goals-against average and .952 Motte also played for the Traverse City year CBA that will run through the 2013-14 $36 – only $3 a month! saves percentage and one shutout in six North Stars of the North American Hockey season. games. League in 2008-2009, going 22-9-2 with a “We look forward to working closely Go to This is his second season with Waterloo. 2.30 GAA, .913 save percentage and three with our officials to ensure that the quality www.hockeyweekly.com He won 21 games in 2009-10, the seventh shutouts. of our game continues to be the best that it 20-win season for a USHL goaltender. He was a member of the All-North can be,” NHL deputy commissioner Bill and sign up today! “The statistics don’t show what C.J. is Division Team that year. Daly said. PAGE 8 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 DIVISION 1 HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Team unity, strong D and outdoor games are HS trends By Byron Copley Hockey Weekly High School Writer Tryouts are over, rosters are finalized and every team at this writing is 0-0. It must be time for our annual IT ’S High School preview. Capsule previews of Division 1 teams will be pub - ALL ON lished online at www.hockeyweekly.com beginning Nov. 15, for teams whose coaches have responded so far. More capsules will be added as we hear from other THE WEB coaches. Divisions 2 and 3 preview capsules will Catholic Central’s Ryan appear online at the website Nov. 22. Obuchowski checks What follows here is a short overview for the season as a whole, drawn from coaches’ responses thus far. Howell’s Ryan Johnson Several unifying observations cutting across many in the Division 1 Final programs are worth identifying: last March and the • Team unity. Many coaches made mention that their players have already formed a bond off the ice Shamrocks ran over the that can only help play on the ice. Highlanders, 6-1, for • Defense ahead of offense and goaltending. back-to-back titles over Several coaches observed that their veteran defensive Howell. What are the corps will have to hold things in check until the for - wards and goaltending gets accustomed to the faster chances both teams pace of High School Varsity hockey. can get back for a • The proliferation of outdoor games. What three-peat matchup and Cranbrook and Catholic Central started last season Howell getting revenge? has been amplified. Several High School programs are following suit this season to play in the elements at Read Hockey Weekly venues like Clark Park and at Michigan Stadium. High School Staff Writer • The eagerness to begin play. This observa - Byron Copely’s Division tion has never been so commonplace as in this sea - son, but many coaches made a point of communicating 1 Preview summaries at it. www.hockeyweekly.com Many thanks to the coaches who took the time to the week of Nov. 17. If contribute their profiles when their schedules are you are not an annual already to-the-minute. We look forward to covering another great season of High School hockey as 176 subscriber to Hockey programs compete for the three state championships. Weekly, purchase one One more observation: There are no clear favorites month of online access this season, but it is assured there will be plenty of sur - prises. for only $4 to also catch The season will culminate with the Hockey Weekly all of the Division 2 and High School All-State Banquet in March, sponsored 3 and Girls High School by Detroit Red Wing Henrick Zetterberg. The event will feature the exclusive presentation of Mr. and Miss previews and team Hockey, the Most Valuable Goalies, and winners of the summaries in the Nov. $1,500 Henrik Zetterberg and Jimmy Devellano High 24 issue. School Scholarships. Devellano Scholarship just what struggling family needed By Paul Harris defenseman. We’re going to have to replace Hockey Weekly Editor a couple of guys soon.” One of Michigan’s many struggling fam - Connor is concentrating on his studies ilies got a big lift a few months ago and and only playing recreational hockey in a recently. Men’s league. Luddington’s Connor Nowaczyk was one Devellano’s office is a treasure trove of of the first recipients, along with former Red Wings hockey memorabilia featuring a Port Huron High School star Chelsea team picture from each of Devellano’s Minnie, of the Jimmy Devellano Hockey almost 30 years with the Red Wings, the Weekly High School Scholarship as a High mini Stanley Cup replicas that each person School senior. who gets their name on the Stanley Cup The $1,500 meant a lot to Connor and the receives and much, much more. Nowaczyk family, which includes seven But the highlight was the Stanley Cup kids ranging in age from 18 to eight ring that Devellano was wearing. The ring, months, because Connor’s father, Dean, which was from the 2002 Stanley Cup had been let go from his job, like many oth - championship, caught his visitor’s atten - ers have been over the last couple of years. tion immediately and he even let Connor Because of the family’s financial difficul - try it on. ties, Connor would not have been able to “I really enjoyed the game … it was real - start college without the scholarship. But ly something special to meet Jimmy he has been able to start his post-High Devellano,” Connor said a few days later. School educational pursuits at West Shore “With all of the success he’s had … and it Community College. was really great to wear the Stanley Cup And Dean Nowaczyk has found another ring from 2002. It was Steve Yzerman’s last job … but it is still not a perfect situation. Cup and all the guys on that team.” He was forced to take a job in Jackson, three Hockey Weekly photo by Rena Laverty He added that he shared the experience hours away from his family. He rents an Four members of the nowaczyk family flank Red Wings' senior vice president Jimmy with his father, Dean, who was also excited. apartment in Jackson and only gets back to Devellano. From left are scholarship winner Connor, his brothers Dean and keegan and But there’s nothing like a mother seeing Luddington when he can to be with his fam - mother Lori in Devellano's office at Joe Louis Arena before the Wings' 5-2 win over the something make one of her children happy. ily … and he only makes half the salary he nashville Predators on oct. 30. “What a boost for the family,” Lori did previously. Nowaczyk said as the group was about to So things are obviously still a struggle friend Mariah made the drive to downtown Devellano, the Red Wings senior vice leave Devellano’s office. “To make a moth - for the family. Detroit to attend a Red Wings game. Not president who was also just enshrined in the er smile again. Very appreciated.” But a ray of sunlight shined on the only did they witness a 5-2 Detroit win over Hockey Hall of Fame (see Page 3), talked Devellano was happy he gave the family Nowaczyks on Saturday Oct. 30, when the Nashville Predators, but also met and and joked with the awestruck hockey and something positive to rally around. Connor, his mother Lori, Connor’s broth - took pictures with Devellano in his Joe Red Wing fans. When he saw Connor, he “Obviously, it’s always nice to be able to ers Keegan and Dean and Connor’s girl - Louis Arena office before the game. said, “I was kind of hoping to see a big do something like that,” he said. 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Above, this trenton Mini-Mite is all smiles as he holds his stick aloft. Right, Mancini, far right, addresses the partici - pants with volunteers in the background. Spreading the word of the ADM The Trenton Hockey Association hosted an American Development Model Mini-Mite Clinic at the Kennedy Recreation Center on Oct. 29, featuring USA Hockey American Development Model Regional Manager Bob Mancini. The Monroe, Grosse Ile and Wyandotte hockey associations also participated.

Hockey Weekly photos by Rena Laverty A couple of Grosse Ile Mini-Mites compete for the puck during a drill. Mancini, in action, teaching during a drill. Winning little battles leads to success in standings

he importance of winning what I like Simply because once you establish posses - Especially so at the younger levels, play - to refer to as the “mini-wars” or bat - sion, it helps to move as quickly as possi - ers smaller in stature must be taught to under - Ttles that occur along the wall in vari - HOCKEY ble into an area that fosters increased stand the law of “leverage” and how it can be ous areas around the ice surface should options and/or maneuverability. exploited to flat out win MWs against much NEVER be underestimated. Can we all practice winning the MWs? larger opponents. Coaches: This can only be In fact, in over 80 percent of the games I TiPs You bet we can! accomplished by getting in the “trenches” have coached, my team has won or tied a By Paul And as a player or coach, you MUST. It is with these youngsters and demonstrating contest in which we ended up winning the not difficult to manufacture and mimic what it means to lower their center of gravity larger percentage of documented mini-wars. Lubanski game-play scenarios in practice that call for and utilize the body-part tools that I refer - OK, what constitutes a mini-war, or MW one-on-one, two-on-two or even three-on- enced earlier. If you are not capable, it is for short? three MW's. By the way, often times com - incumbent upon you to locate and even pay At any juncture when the puck squirts munication becomes vital when the MW someone, if necessary, who can. loose along the boards and possession is tition. involves two or more sets of players. So Best of luck. clearly undetermined – we have a MW situa - You see, regardless of your size or bench- definitely encourage and “practice” having tion. Keep in mind that it only takes one rep - press capabilities, you MUST fly (under your players do so consistently. BONUS TIP resentative from each club to initiate an MW control, of course) into the corner (or wher - I am often asked if there is an area on the Coaches: Add a line item of your statisti - situation. This would be known as the classic ever the “it” may be on the surface) as if you ice that is more or less important than cal tracking form that includes MWs “one-on-one” confrontation. And do note alone OWN the biscuit and you ALONE have another as it pertains to winning or losing won/lost. Single out your team “champi - that the prototypical MW takes place with the right to lay claim to it. an MW. My answer is an unwavering NO! on(s)” and award trophies. You will be both players primarily in a stationary mode. Now that we have introduced and laid the Because losing a MW anywhere on the sur - amazed at how your players will quickly So now that we have defined the term MW foundation for the required mental frame - face equates to having lost “team control” internalize and buy into the fact that MWs and have emphasized the critical necessity of work, what are the physical tools and tech - or possession and in my mind, that loss won directly correlate to GAMES WON! working hard to outright win each and every niques that will allow you to leave the MW might as well go into the “turn-over” statis - MW, just how do we go about doing so? with puck firmly on your stick-blade? tical column for our club. Please visit http://www.betterlifetrain - First of all, we must begin with the Strong hands, forearms, midsection, rear And remember, possession translates ing.com/paul-lubanski for more on Paul and premise that you, as a player, are chock full end, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees and feet into playing both offense and defense at the his involvement in Life Coaching/Hockey of tenacity and fearlessness: Two traits that are all required. And, it most certainly does same time … what a beautiful coaching Player-Parent Mentoring. Or you may con - ALL hockey players must have to compete not hurt to combine strength in the fore- notion, actually my personal favorite. tact him at: [email protected], successfully at the higher levels of compe - mentioned areas with QUICKNESS. Why? Finally ... 248-762-6998. NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY PAGE 11 Kalamazoo Jr. K-Wings will be state’s fifth NAHL team By Paul Harris league, given our already-strong pres - Wings West. Hockey Weekly Editor ence in Michigan and the community’s Not only does Kalamazoo hold a strong tradition of pro - Michigan will be getting yet another passion and support for hockey across fessional hockey – the K-Wings, in various leagues, have Junior team next season. the local spectrum,” NAHL commission - played at Wings Stadium since 1974 – it also has a long and The North American Hockey League er Mark Frankenfeld said. storied history in the NAHL. During the original Jr. K- recently announced that its Board of “That, coupled with an experienced Wings’ existence, the team won two Robertson Cup cham - Governors accepted the membership ownership group committed to growing pionships (1991, 1993) while developing over 50 players application from the Kalamazoo Jr. K- the sport of hockey and the success of for Division I College Hockey. Wings, which will begin play in the aspiring student-athletes hoping to “We’re excited to reunite with the NAHL,” Pickard said. 2011-12 season. reach the collegiate and professional “The league has done an outstanding job of emphasizing The NAHL’s Port Huron Fighting ranks, offers so much potential, on and the importance of education, and bringing the Jr. K-Wings Falcons and the the United States off the ice.” back gives local players who are talented enough an oppor - Hockey League’s Muskegon William D. Johnston, president, direc - tunity to use the NAHL as a steppingstone to Division I Lumberjacks debuted this season. tor and chairman of Greenleaf Companies, a hospitality College Hockey.” The Jr. K-Wings are the fifth NAHL team to call group that owns and operates the Stadium Management Frankenfeld talked about how Michigan is a hotbed of Michigan home, joining the Motor City Metal Jackets, Company, owns the team. hockey talent. Michigan Warriors, Port Huron and the Traverse City North His enterprise includes the Wings Stadium Complex, “It’s no secret that the state of Michigan has been one - Stars. Michigan relocated from Marquette, where the team which is comprised of three facilities, including Wings if not the top - developers of collegiate and professional was known as the Marquette Rangers, to Flint for this sea - West, and five sheets of ice, as well as the Kalamazoo talents in the country, and Kalamazoo has certainly experi - son after the franchise was sold. Wings’ minor-professional hockey team that plays in the enced its fair share of success,” he said. “Given the NAHL’s The Lumberjacks are Michigan’s first USHL team. East Coast Hockey League. commitment to development and exposure to the higher The Kalamazoo Jr. K-Wings will play at the Wings West Paul L. Pickard, the ECHL team’s president and governor, levels, we have little doubt the region will groom even arena. will also serve as the Jr. K-Wings’ president. He is also more elite players the American hockey community will “The Kalamazoo market is an exciting addition to our president of Wings Stadium, home of the ECHL team, and hear from for years to come.” Fighting Falcons finally get first franchise win The Port Huron Fighting Falcons gave “He made some big saves that definitely and two assists. coach David Cole said. “We have always coach and general manger Ernie Hicke a picked our game up, too. He played great.” Jimmy Hamby, recently acquired from the approached games that it is a 60-minute special birthday present on Nov. 7: the first The Fighting Falcons took a safety first St. Louis Bandits, stopped 29 shots. contest and if you get down a couple goals, win in franchise history. approach in its own zone. The following night Mike Monfredo, it is just time to go to work and narrow the Goaltender Tyler Last made 36 saves in “(The defense) played well,” Hicke said. Kleiman and John Scorcia had a goal and an gap. And so far so good, we are able to backstopping the Fighting Falcons to a 4- “Just dump it out. When you’ve got some - assist each and Andrew Graves added two negate deficits in most cases.” 1 win over the Springfield Jr. Blues at one on you, just dump it out. Before they assists. Joey Ballmer made 28 saves. HEAVY METAL: Monfredo, a defense - McMorran Arena after the team lost its first were holding onto it, hesitating, trying to Motor City rallied from 2-0 and 3-1 first- man, was the NAHL North Player of the 15 games. look for somebody to give it to. Easiest period deficits on Friday and on Saturday Week with two goals and an assist and a “Everybody contributed; it was the way thing is to throw it out, get it out of trou - broke the game open in the third after it was plus-four in the two wins over the Hitmen. the game is supposed to be played and we ble.” tied 2-2 after two periods. “Mike continues to progress steadily as a finally did that,” Hicke told the Port Huron FALCON PREY: Port Huron also got a “Our team last year never quit and the core well-rounded defenseman who’s an impos - Times Herald about the win on his 63rd scare in the first period of its first win. of the team this year, from last year’s ing physical presence night in and night birthday. “We broke the bubble, so hopeful - Falcons’ defenseman Leonid Kovalev went group, has done a very good job instilling out,” Cole said. “He’s a leader on and off the ly we’re off and running now. It’s been a into the boards, injuring his back. He was that attitude in the new group. Leadership is ice and will be a welcome addition to a struggle, obviously. carted off the ice on a stretcher and taken to a valuable asset to any organization,” Division I program.” “It’s good, it’s great. It was a nice birth - the hospital. But he was in Port Huron’s day present for me.” locker room after the game and the injury Cole Meyer, George Malliaras, Logan didn’t appear to be serious. Lemirande and Ryan Green each scored a goal in the first period to give Port Huron a Warriors on first home win streak 4-0 lead. Steven Cook had two assists. The Michigan Warriors won two straight Lemirande praised Last. at home for the first time this season. They “(Last) played amazing,” Lemirande said. beat the Traverse City North Stars 4-0 on Nov. 5 and 3-1 on Nov. 6, at Perani Arena. Michigan (10-7-1) improved to 4-5-1 at home. The Warriors are 6-2 on the road. Goalie and Lapeer native Robert Tadazak made 37 saves in the shutout on Friday night and Scott Henegar led the way offen - sively with two goals and an assist. Justin Hoomaian added a goal and an assist and Andrew Kolb contributed two assists. MICHIGANMICHIGAN Tadazak stopped 33 more shots on Saturday and Kolb had a goal and an assist. Henegar and Ian Miller potted a goal each and Ryan Trenz had two assists. “That was definitely our best home game but last night was another good game,” coach Moe Mantha told the Flint Journal after Saturday night’s contest. “Both games NAHL NORTH were very entertaining. They could have STANDINGS went either way. “We got great goaltending in the first Through November 8, 2010 period last night and our goalie made some TEAM W L OTL PTS GF GA saves when we needed him tonight. We’re ST. LOUIS 13 4329 78 45 starting to figure each other out and get used JANESVILLE 11 4224 50 35 to each other.” SPRINGFIELD 11 13 1 23 76 81 WARPATH: Because of his weekend per - MOTOR CITY 11 6022 81 52 formance, Tadazak was named the North MICHIGAN 10 7121 58 57 American Hockey League’s Goaltender of the TRAVERSE CITY 96119 50 41 Week. He stopped 70 of 71 shots. CHICAGO 5 12 2 12 61 91 PORT HURON 1 15 0238 104 Metal Jackets sweep Hitmen UPCOMING SCHEDULE The Motor City Metal Jackets swept two games from the Chicago Hitmen Nov. 5-6 at 11-19 7:05 PM ST. LOUIS AT TRAVERSE CITY Trenton’s Kennedy Recreation Center. The 11-19 7:11 PM MICHIGAN AT PORT HURON Metal Jackets defeated the Hitmen 8-3 on 11-20 7:05 PM ST. LOUIS AT TRAVERSE CITY Friday night and 5-2 on Saturday night. 11-20 7:11 PM MICHIGAN AT PORT HURON Mitsuyoshi Konno led a balanced attack 11-21 1:05 PM ST. LOUIS AT TRAVERSE CITY 11-26 7:05 PM MICHIGAN AT TRAV CITY on Friday with two goals. Cody Wydo had a 11-26 7:30 PM PT HURON AT MOTOR CITY goal and three assists and Steve Brancheau and R.J. Kleiman each contributed a goal PAGE 12 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 Hockey United – tHe campaign Ann Arbor hockey community makes newcomers’ ordeal easier The Hartman family had only been in Ann Arbor for three days when tragedy struck. Kim, the family’s mother and wife, was diagnosed with breast cancer. That is never a good situation but it was made even more complicated by the family’s circumstances. Originally from Chicago, the plan was for Kim and sons Ryan and Tanner to live in Ann Arbor while father Craig was going to remain in Chicago and work during the week and drive to Ann Arbor to spend weekends with his family. The reason for the move was that Ryan made the USA National Team Development Program U17 team. They opted not to have Ryan move to Ann Arbor alone and stay with a billet family because he and Tanner, who is 9, are close and the family wanted them to remain a big part of each others lives. The Hartmans are even billeting one of Ryan’s teammates at their Ann Arbor resi - dence. Kim ultimately had to undergo a double mastectomy and had to do it without the familiar home their family had built for themselves. But the Ann Arbor hockey community more than made them feel at home. Above the “Everybody has been very supportive,” 2001 Ann HOCKEY UNITED said husband and father Craig Hartman, Arbor Wolves “and gone out of their way to help us.” pose with HONOR ROLL That included a Nov. 1, fundraising game Plymouth at the Ann Arbor Ice Cube between Tanner’s Whalers Beau ★ Kim Hartman and family 2001 Ann Arbor Wolves teams and Toledo. Schmitz (17) ★ Ann Arbor Amateur Hockey The Wolves wore pink jerseys that were and Scott Association made up and donated. Wedgewood ★ U.S. National Team Development Many of Ryans’s teammates were on (29) as Craig Program hand as well as members of the Plymouth Hartman pre - Whalers. sents a check ★ Grant Balancio and family In all, around $1,800 was collected for for $1,800 ★ Birmingham Hockey Association the Karmanos Cancer Institute before the raised for the ★ ’96 Birmingham Rangers game. karmanos ★ Orchard Lake Pirates Kim, who had recently undergone the Cancer Center. ★ AAA ’97 Little Caesars surgery, was even able to attend the game. At left is action ★ “It was great,” Ann Arbor Amateur from the AAA ’97 Compuware Hockey Association secretary/board mem - fundraising ★ Karmanos Cancer Center ber Pat Sirota said. “ … It was pretty emo - Wolves game ★ Plymouth Whalers tional.” against the See the entire Honor Roll at Craig Hartman said Kim was doing great. toledo www.hockeyweekly.com as she continues to recover, with no cancer Cherokee. found in her lymph nodes.

the ’97 AAA Compuware and Little Caesars coach - Birmingham es participated in the Rangers teams’ Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser. ’96 player From left to right are Brian Aliotta, Derek battles Langlois, Andy Copp, Greg Aliotta, Steve Warren, Pat lymphoma Peake and kevin kelly. After being originally they wore some pink misdiagnosed, 14-year-old ties, and Langlois even Grant Balancio – a mem - dyed his hair pink. ber of the Bantam AA Grant Balancio has completed Birmingham Rangers – three of the six scheduled was diagnosed with Stage chemotherapy sessions. IV Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in August. A tumor wrapped around his heart and left lung nearly suffocated him. Doctors caught the tumor just in time and immediately began aggressive chemotherapy. ’97 AAA teams join for a good cause Grant has completed three of the six scheduled chemotherapy sessions and is walking around and Compuware’s Bantam Minor team supported the event by displaying for many reasons. This is such an breathing with both lungs. took on the Little Caesars Bantam pink tape and the Breast Cancer awful disease and somehow all of us There will be a benefit Skate-A-Thon for Grant at the Minor team at Southfield Arena Awareness Ribbons on their hel - have been affected by it,” Little Birmingham Ice Rink on Nov. 20, from 3-6 p.m. The recently to raise money and aware - mets. Caesars parent Susie Ristic said. $10 admission includes skating, a hot dog and pop. ness for Breast Cancer Research. The coaches joined the cause by “Whether we’ve had family, loved There will also be ice games and a silent auction. Over $2,700 dollars was raised for sporting pink ties and Compuware ones, or friends who have had this The Orchard Lake Pirates organization is also this cause through the sale of spe - coach Derek Langlois even dyed his disease or have lost their life to it, contributing to the cause. cially designed pink T-shirts and hair pink for the occasion. A special breast cancer affects everyone. For more info and/or to donate, go to www.support - donations. thanks went to the referees, who Someday, we pray we will find a cure. grant.com. Or donations can be sent to David Gentile/96 A hundred percent of the proceeds donated their pay in support of the We love the fact that these two rivals Birmingham Rangers c/o Aidenbaum Scholff and Bloom went to the Breast Cancer Research initiative. are coming together for this cause. PLC, Suite 315, 6690 Orchard Lake Road, W. Foundation. Players from both teams “We are really excited about this This is teaching our boys a lot.” Bloomfield, MI, 48322 NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY PAGE 13 MICHIGAN’S PREMIER SPORTS FACILITY “Home of the Champions …” Michigan Sports Enterprises Regina High School Varsity/JV Summit Plastics Hockey Club ISI Figure Skating Program Michigan Travelers Hockey Assn Fraser Figure Skating Club Chippewa Valley High School GLSC House Program Henry Ford II High School Varsity Learn to Play Hockey Instructional 34400 Utica Road Fraser, MI 48026 De La Salle High School V/JV Stevenson High School Varsity Phone: (586) 294-2400 Fax: (586) 294-1290 L’Anse Creuse Central Varsity Fraser High School Varsity www.glsportscity.com Fraser Falcons Hockey Club Grosse Pointe North Varsity Full-service concessions and bars in main lobby Several Acclaimed Instructional Programs LOCATED INSIDE GREAT LAKES SPORTS CITY JAZZERCISE CLASSES NOW LOCATED INSIDE GLSC - CONTACT YVONNE AT 586-212-3535 Lisa Tori’s Pizza/Deli & Restaurant ••••• Blades Sports Bar and Grill Instructional Beginner Hockey Saturdays at 9:00 a.m. Call 586-294-2400 for more details or visit www.glsportscity.com THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT November 26-28 New ADM Cross Ice and Girls All Ages For more information, call 248-670-5742 E-mail [email protected] www.greatlakeshockey.com EVENT SCHEDULE FOR 2010-2011 Early Bird Kick off Hockey Tournament September 24-26 February 1-14 District Hockey Playoffs Midget Minor AAA Showcase October 29-31 March 1-3 High School Pre-Regional’s Thanksgiving Hockey Tournament November 26-28 March 5-7 Adult Men’s State Playoffs Christmas Hockey Tournament December 17-19 March 11-13 Last Chance Hockey Tournament Midget Major AAA Showcase December 28-30 April 29-May 1 Showdown in Motown Tournament High School Tournament January 7-9 May 13-14 Fraser Figure Skating Ice Show Mid America Figure Skating Competition January 14-16 May 13-15 Hockey Fights Cancer Tournament High School “Utica Cup” January 21-22 July 9 Fraser Figure Skating Invitational PAGE 14 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 Torrie: Lambert’s job as ’Hounds’ coach is safe o be sure, there are fans of the Sault Ste. Marie The elder Foligno (a first-round draft pick of the Detroit Red Greyhounds who have coach Denny Lambert on the ViEW FROm Wings in 1979) later coached and managed the Wolves for Thot seat with the Ontario Hockey League team strug - seven seasons before leaving Sudbury this past summer to gling after beginning the 2010-11 season with three take a job as an assistant coach with the NHL’s Anaheim straight victories. THE NORTH Ducks. But fans (or sportswriters) By Randy At any rate, the younger Foligno joins a long list of don’t fire (or hire) coaches. illustrious players who have worn the “C” for the Wolves, And in the case of Lambert, he Russon including current Ottawa Senators forward Mike Fisher who has the backing of his general is also a teammate of Marcus’ older brother, Nick. manager, Dave Torrie. Torrie, who is known for being Spitfires get back into gear able to handle the heat and not After a 3-4 start, the Windsor Spitfires won seven of 10 ducking the media, has made it games to move back into contention in the 10-team OHL clear that if he thought coaching Western Conference as of Nov. 11. was the reason for a slide that has Longtime OHL assistant coach Bobby Jones is in his seen the Greyhounds win only first-ever season as a headmaster and the one-time Red three of their last 16 games (as of Wings draft pick has managed to coax production out of 19- Greyhounds coach Nov. 11), he would make a year-old defenseman Mike MacIntyre, who was twice let go Denny Lambert change. by the Greyhounds. In that Torrie is an upfront guy As of Nov. 11, MacIntyre had five goals and five assists in who doesn’t mince words or speak out of both sides of his 17 games from his blueline position, though is a minus four. mouth, it’s safe to assume that Lambert’s job is safe. Being acquired by the Spitfires from the Greyhounds has At least for the time being. new Sudbury captain Marcus Foligno, son of former Red been a homecoming for MacIntyre, who is from the nearby Catenacci, Cousins making impact Wing Mike Foligno. Windsor suburb of Belle River. As second-year, 1993 birth-year centers, Daniel his way to becoming an NHL first-rounder. Paterson could be heading back to NOJHL Catenacci and Nick Cousins represent both the present and With veteran goalies Mavric Parks and Tadeas Galansky the future of the Greyhounds. Another Foligno named Sudbury captain both playing well, the OHL Western Conference-leading As of Nov. 11, Catenacci is first on the Greyhounds in scor - Not wanting to rush into making a choice, the OHL Saginaw Spirit may opt to return 1994 tender Jake Paterson ing with 8-15-23 totals in 19 games and Cousins is third with Sudbury Wolves waited until Nov. 3, before naming fourth- to the Soo Eagles of the Northern Ontario Jr. Hockey 7-10-17. year right winger Marcus Foligno as their new captain. League for the remainder of the 2010-11 season. Both are being watched closely by National Hockey Foligno, a Buffalo Sabres prospect, follows in the foot - Parks, a 1990 birth year, has an 8-3 record, 2.38 goals League scouts and are two of the best Greyhound prospects steps of his dad, Mike Foligno, who was the Wolves cap - against average and .932 saves percentage. since current Philadelphia Flyers’ pivot Jeff Carter was on tain back during the 1978-79 season. Galansky, who was born in 1992, is 4-0-1 with a 2.92 GAA and .911 saves pct. Paterson, Saginaw’s second-round pick at the 2010 OHL Draft, has played in just one game for the Spirit and is 1-0 e-mail with a 2.00 GAA and .920 save pct. In the NOJHL with the Eagles this season, Paterson [email protected] backstopped the Michiganders to victories in his only two got facts? games, with eye-popping numbers: a 1.45 GAA and a 0.965 save pct.

NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY / TOURNamENTs PAGE 15 Teams turned away from 2nd annual Dirty Thirty tourney By Lou Issel player number. Brown sold a number of Hockey Weekly Staff Writer bags at the tournament. For more infor - The Kensington Valley Ice Arena mation, email her at www.rgsportsin - hosted 12 over 30 Women’s senior [email protected]. teams the weekend of Nov. 8-10, for the 2nd annual Dirty Thirty Tournament. Advanced Division There were three divisions: Novice, Traverse City Cherry Blossom Chiefs Intermediate and Advanced. Several 2, Columbus Capitals 0 teams had to be turned away and an Kathy Koski got the shutout in goal expansion is planned for next year. for Traverse City and Amy Letts and An offshoot of the 36 team Michigan Sheri Strpko each had a goal and an Women’s Senior Hockey League, the assist in the championship game. tournament was started by League co- Letts, whose maiden named is founder Michelle Monson and Carol Waddell, is the niece of Atlanta Schwanger as a fun event aimed at Thrashers’ GM Don Waddell, who is expanding the league with an older divi - also a former NHL player and Detroit sion modeled on Michigan’s excellent native. Men’s ice hockey leagues. Letts was featured in a Hockey Weekly “The Men’s Leagues are a great role story as a Mite before her family moved model for us as most adult Men’s hock - to Traverse City. ey in Michigan is over 30 and they have “We love coming here,” Letts said. a light-hearted attitude about having a “The whole tournament is really nice beer and a little fun with hockey,” Hockey Weekly Action Photos by Don Edmunds and my team is just great.” Monson said. Former Red Wing Joe kocur drops the puck before the Intermediate Division Championship Red Wings great Ted Lindsay was Intermediate Division between the Polar Bears and top Shelf. Squaring off in the ceremonial faceoff are top Shelf cap - planning to drop the puck in the cham - Polar Bears 5, Top Shelf 1 tain Amy Finkbeiner (left) and MWSHL league founder and Polar Bears captain Michelle Monson. pionship games and hand out trophies Jullee Joshua led the way with a hat as he always does for the league’s sea - trick and Rhonda Dolin added a goal and son ender Riucci Cup Tournament. But an assist in the title contest. Deborah he had to head for Toronto and Hall of Benedict also scored for the Polar Bears Fame ceremonies. Lindsay and and Leslie Davidson and Judy Anderson Monson’s husband Gil Riucci started each had two assists. the league with a novice team in 1987. Joanne Lukasik got the win in goal. That team is now the Polar Bears with She has two prosthetic legs and was the Monson as captain and the league has Michigan Amateur Hockey Associa- 36 teams. tion’s 2010 Wes Danielson Award win - In Lindsay’s absence former Red ner. Wing, Joe Kocur, filled in to do the hon - “It was fun and we won!” said ors, working around coaching his son’s Monson, the Polar Bears’ captain. Squirt team in an adjacent rink. Kristen Krug scored for Top Shelf and Hockey spawns a business Torri Wallace was in goal. Teresa Brown, who plays with Top Novice Division Gun of the Michigan Senior Women’s Grand Rapids Blizzard 1, Hockey League, used hockey to start a Ann Arbor Ice Maidens 0 business after losing her job. Kathleen Cabrera got the champi - Wih a degree in architecture from onship contest’s game’s only goal, Lawrence Tech, Brown had worked for a with 4:44 left in the second period. construction company until the bubble Linda Kuhn and Cathy Wylie got the burst in 2008 and she was laid off. assists. Doing part time contract work and The Blizzard beat the the Ice Maidens other jobs, she was inspired by a friend 5-1 the previous night. who makes purses to develop a Hockey “This was our first time here and this Sock Tote Bag 17” wide by 15” high was a great, tough game. We beat them Amy Letts of the traverse City Chiefs (no. 5 white jersey) tries to take the puck away during her with a 4” bottom and a shoulder strap. It last night but the Maidens were a differ - team's win in the Advanced Division championship over Columbus (ohio) Capitals, 5-1. Amy’s is decorated with a hockey sock center ent team today,” Blizzard captain Dana maiden name is Waddell; her uncle, Don Waddell, is GM of the Atlanta thrashers. Letts was fea - piece ($2.00 less if you provide the Berkley said. “They really wanted to tured in a Hockey Weekly story as a Mite before her family moved to traverse City. sock), hockey skate lace trim and a win but we stuck to our game plan.” Western Michigan sweeps CCHA STANDINGS Through November 8, 2010 CONFERENCE OVERALL Michigan State TEAM W L T SW PTS GF GA W L T GF GA NOTRE DAME 411114 21 14 62133 23 he Michigan State Spartans had a bad MICHIGAN 411013 18 12 52333 24 weekend in Kalamazoo. MSU was MIAMI 312112 24 952340 22 swept by Western Michigan 4-3 and ALASKA 321111 15 12 63125 19 T CCHa FERRIS STATE 222210 13 14 53226 21 3-1 at Lawson Ice Arena Nov. 5-6. “We lacked tough - NORTHERN MICHIGAN 3300912 21 35121 32 WESTERN MICHIGAN 2110711 962227 22 ness and we lacked a BEaT MICHIGAN STATE 1210499 3 2322 20 power play,’’ MSU LAKE SUPERIOR 1410412 21 35227 38 coach Rick Comley By Paul Harris OHIO STATE 1300310 11 45029 20 told the Lansing BOWLING GREEN 1500311 24 46023 34 State Journal. “(Western) played a 3-3 tie and gave the Broncos the win. It with great energy, was Tennyson’s second goal of the game. OVERALL CCHA LEADERS great emotion and Max Campbell added a goal and an assist for took it to us.’’ Western Michigan. Through November 8, 2010 It was the first Brett Perlini scored twice for Michigan SCORERS GOALTENDERS time the Spartans State and Mike Merrifield also had a goal. PLAYER GP PPG G A PTS GOALIE MIN GA GAA were swept in con - Nick Pisellini made 22 saves in goal for ANDY MIELE MIAMI 6 2.67 5 11 16 CONNOR KNAPP MIAMI 186:01:00 4 1.29 ference play since the Broncos and the Spartans’ Drew CARTER CAMPER MIAMI 6 2.50 3 12 15 SHAWN HUNWICK MICHIGAN 124:08:00 3 1.45 Matt tennyson the final weekend of Palmisano stopped 26 shots. REILLY SMITH MIAMI 6 1.50 54 9 KEVIN KAPALKA LSSU 124:07:00 3 1.45 the 2008-09 season RYAN GUENTZEL NOTRE DM 6 1.33 17 8 CODY REICHARD MIAMI 178:25:00 5 1.68 Pisellini made 19 saves on Saturday KEVIN PETOVELLO ALASKA 6 1.17 34 7 SCOTT GREENHAM ALASKA 363:35:00 11 1.82 against Notre Dame. MSU gained at least a night and Ryan Watson, Ben Warda and CODY KUNYK ALASKA 6 1.17 34 7 DREW PALMISANO MSU 243:47:00 8 1.97 point from every CCHA series last season – Campbell scored. Trevor Elias had two J. SAMUELS-THOMAS BGRN 6 1.17 34 7 PAT NAGLE FERRIS STATE 368:24:00 13 2.12 one of just three teams to do so. helpers. LOUIE CAPORUSSO U-M 6 1.17 34 7 NICK PISELLINI WMU 243:47:00 9 2.22 Matt Tennyson’s goal seven minutes Dustin Gazley got the Spartans’ only CARL HAGELIN U-M 6 1.17 25 7 MIKE JOHNSON NOTRE DAME 242:53:00 9 2.22 ZACH REDMOND FSU 5 1.2 24 6 into the third period on Friday night broke goal and Palmisano stopped 21 shots. BRYAN HOGAN MICHIGAN 239:50:00 9 2.25 PAGE 16 HOCKEY WEEKLY / TOURNamENTs NOVEMBER 17, 2010 THE HOCKEY WEEKLY

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970-5523, email [email protected]. game minimum. Mini Mites, Mites, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, printable application, tournament rules, hotel accomodations, Midget, J.V., High School; A, AA, AAA, B, BB, Girls U8, U10, etc, go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or www.bigrapidshockey.org. 3-5 U12, U16, U18. Sanction #MIT110054. For more information go Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. USA Hockey sanc - Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, to www.greatlakeshockey.com, email greatlakeshockey@com - tioned event. Mite through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget 231-796-4400. THE HOCKEY WEEKLY cast.net or call 248-670-5742. U16, U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Southgate 7-9 Arena and other locations as necessary. Visit www.itshockey - 26-30 BRAJHA Mite Studio Rink Tournament , 4x4 hockey played on time.com, call Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, Compuware Holiday Classic at Compuware Arena, 14900 the Ferris State Studio Rink at Ferris State University Ice Arena. email [email protected]. Beck Road, Plymouth, MI. Divisions: Mini-Mite, Mite $665, Squirt 8-10 teams, Cost: $350. 4 game guarantee. Teams must be $680, Pee Wee $680, Bantam $695, Midget $695; Levels: AA, USA registered. For printable application, tournament rules, 9-12 A, B. For more information contact: Mike Henry or Amy hotel accomodations, etc, go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or TOURNAMENT Silver Stick - Trenton Regional House Tournament at Denawetz at 734-453-6400. Visit: www.compuwarearena.com. www.bigrapidshockey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. Kennedy Recreation Center, 3101 West Road, Trenton, MI Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. 48183. Divisions: Mite, Squirt, Pee Wee, Bantam; Level: 26-31 HOUSE B. For more information contact Lori Durbin at 734-751- 37th Annual Allen Park Ron Stros Memorial Christmas 7-9 3831 or visit: www.trenton-silverstick.org. Tournament at Allen Park Civic Arena, Allen Park, MI. High School Tournament at Great Lakes Sports City, Fraser, CALENDAR Michigan's longest running House B tournament. 3 game mini - MI. For more information call 586-294-2400 or visit 10-12 mum. Mites through Midgets and Girls. Cost: $650 before Nov. www.glsportscity.com. Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI at The Edge 15, $700 after. Sanction #MIT100145. For more information con - 14-16 Ice Arena. Pee Wee House, Pee Wee AA, Bantam House. tact John Brithinee at 313-382-1335 jbrithinee@allenparkhock - Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI at The Edge Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit ey.com or Rick Pinkowski at 313-381-8263 president@allenpark - Ice Arena. Mite House, Pee Wee House, Bantam AA. Contact www.advancedtournaments.com hockey.com. Online registration form can be found at: Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advanced - 10-12 www.allenparkhockey.com. tournaments.com BRAJHA Mite Studio Rink Tournament , 4x4 hockey played on JANUARY 2011 13-16 the Ferris State Studio Rink at Ferris State University Ice Arena. 30th Annual B Friendship Tournament at Saginaw Bay Ice 6-9 Arena, 6129 Bay Rd, Saginaw, MI 48604. Divisions/Level: Squirt 8-10 teams, Cost: $350. 4 game guarantee. Teams must be Steel City Tournament in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Divisions: USA registered. For printable application, tournament rules, & Pee Wee B. Cost: $575. 3 game guarantee, $200 deposit due Bantam AA, Bantam C, Bantam House, Midget AA, Midget C, Dec. 18, no gate fees. Hotel accomodations available. For more hotel accommodations, etc, go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or Midget House. Cost: $875 US, $900 CDN. 4 Round Robin www.bigrapidshockey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. information contact David Westner at 989-799-8950 or games plus Semi and Final. 3 - 15 minute periods with flood [email protected]. MAHA Sanction #MIT110153. Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. FSU vs Alaska- every 2 periods. Impressive game star awards and gifts. MVP, Fairbanks, Fri/Sat, Dec. 10-11 - call early for group tickets. Top Forward, Defenseman and Goalie. Great competition from 14-16 10-12 US and Canadian teams. Register at www.saultmajorhockey.ca. BRAJHA Mite Studio Rink Tournament , 4x4 hockey played on Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. USA Hockey sanc - the Ferris State Studio Rink at Ferris State University Ice Arena. tioned event. Mite through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget 7-9 8-10 teams, Cost: $350. 4 game guarantee. Teams must be 30th Annual B Friendship Tournament at Saginaw Bay Ice USA registered. For printable application, tournament rules, U16, U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Southgate Arena, 6129 Bay Rd, Saginaw, MI 48604. Divisions/Level: Mite Arena and other locations as necessary. Visit www.itshockey - hotel accomodations, etc, go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or & Bantam B. Cost: Mite - $500, Bantam - $600. 3 game guaran - www.bigrapidshockey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. time.com, call Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, tee, $200 deposit due Dec. 18, no gate fees. Hotel accomoda - email [email protected]. Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. FSU vs MI, Sat., tions available. For more information contact David Westner at Jan. 15 -call early for group tickets. 17-19 989-799-8950 or [email protected]. MAHA Sanction DZK Memorial Hockey Tournament at Flint Iceland Arena, #MIT110152. 14-17 1160 Elms Road, Flint, MI 48532. Divisions: Mite B, Squirt B, 7-9 Great Lakes Prep Hockey League Presents the Midwest Pee Wee B. Cost: $550, 3 game guarantee, NO gate fee. For Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI at The Edge JV/PREP Hockey Showcase at the Dearborn Ice Skating applications and more information contact Earl Kilbourn at 810- Ice Arena. Mite AA, Squirt House, Midget House. Contact Center, Dearborn, Michigan. Out of town teams will not be 695-2520 or 810-577-3691 or email [email protected]. Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advanced - scheduled to play their first game until Saturday. 3 game guaran - MAHA sanction #MIT110151. The purpose of our foundation is tournaments.com tee, 5 game max. Entry Fee: $950. MAHA Sanction to provide the experience of hockey for children who might oth - 7-9 #MIT110050. For addition information, contact Tournament erwise be unable to participate. BRAJHA Mite B Tourney weekend at Ferris State University Director Kevin Travers at 248-330-1827 or by email kevon - 17-19 Ice Arena. 8 teams, Cost:: $675. Full ice games, non-D6 teams [email protected]. Santa Visits Tournament at GLSC, all games in one rink. 4 only. 4 game guarantee. Teams must be USA registered. For Continued on Page 18 GreatLakesHockey.Com TURKEY DAY NOVEMBER 26-28 4-gAME gUARANTEE TURKEY DAY @ THE SHORES Mite-Midget Travel TURKEY DAY @ MT. CLEMENS Mite-Midget House (Full Ice) TURKEY DAY @ GLSC girls All Ages - ADM Cross Ice All Ages www.greatlakeshockey.com email: FILLING FAST! [email protected] Some spots open or call in all divisions 248-670-5742 PAGE 18 HOCKEY WEEKLY / TOURNamENTs NOVEMBER 17, 2010

Continued from Page 17 go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or www.bigrapid - shockey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. 14-17 Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. Rock ‘N Roll Cup Tournament Series in Cleveland. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite 21-23 through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 2010- 11 essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - [email protected]. sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email 14-17 [email protected]. t4o150 uDOVEr ROnAD • aPT. mHUROeN, MnI 48t060s Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through 28-30 (810) 364-9797 • FAX (810) 364-8694 Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI e-mail: [email protected] House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. at The Edge Ice Arena. Squirt A, Pee Wee Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - House, Bantam A & Girls 14U. Contact Advanced sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email www.advancedtournaments.com THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT [email protected]. 28-30 2ND ANNUAL SKILLS COMPETITION 14-17 BRAJHA JV/Midget A Tourney weekend 8-10 Three Rivers Cup Tournament Series in teams, Cost: $800. 4 game guarantee, 1.5 hour November 26-28, 2010 Pittsburgh. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite games. Teams must be USA registered. For print - through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, able application, tournament rules, hotel accomo - Mini Mite thru Squirt B/A/AA U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. dations, etc, go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or 3 Game Guar. • 3 12-min. periods COST: $450 Bladerunners Harmarville and other locations as www.bigrapidshockey.org. Tournament Hotline: necessary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call 231-591-2881. Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231- Pee Wee thru Bantam B/A/AA Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, 796-4400. 3 Game Guar. • 3 13-min. periods COST: $540 email [email protected]. FEBRUARY 14-17 4-6 K-Zoo Cup Tournament Series in Kalamazoo. Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through at The Edge Ice Arena. Squirt House, Squirt AA, CHRISTMAS TOURN Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 Midget House. Contact Advanced Tournaments at AMENT House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtourna - December 27-29, 2010 Wings Stadium and other locations as necessary. ments.com Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Prpic at 4-6 Mini Mite thru Squirt B/A/AA 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email BRAJHA Mite Studio Rink Tournament 4x4 [email protected]. hockey played on the Ferris State Studio Rink, at 3 Game Guarantee • 3 12-min. periods • COST: $300 Ferris State University Ice Arena. 8-10 teams, Pee Wee thru Bantam B/A/AA 14-17 Cost: $350. 4 game guarantee. Teams must be Hoosier Cup Tournament Series in Ft. Wayne, USA registered. For printable application, tourna - 3 Game Guarantee • 3 12-min. periods COST: $350 IN. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through ment rules, hotel accomodations, etc, go to Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 www.ferris.edu/icearena or www.bigrapidshock - House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. ey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. Hotel Canlan Ice Sports and other locations as neces - Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. NORTH AMERICAN CUP sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony January 21-23, 2011 Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email 4-6 [email protected]. BRAJHA Mini-Mite & IP Cross-Ice Tournament Mini Mite thru Squirt B/A/AA 15-17 at Ferris State University Ice Arena. 12-14 teams, CHICAGO CUP Tournament Series: Chicago Cost: $200. 4 game guarantee. Teams must be 3 Game Guarantee • 3 12-min. periods Midwinter Classic in Chicago, IL. Mite through USA registered. For printable application, tourna - COST: $450 Midget: House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity and ment rules, hotel accomodations, etc, go to JV. Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277- www.ferris.edu/icearena or www.bigrapidshock - 7343 or visit www.advancedtournaments.com ey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. Hotel Pee Wee thru Bantam B/A/AA Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. 3 Game Guarantee • 3 13-minute periods 15-17 Rankings Tournament Series: Rankings 4-6 COST: $540 Midwinter Invitational in Chicago, IL. Pee Wee Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. Minor/A, Bantam Minor/A and Midget Minor. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 FOR INFO CALL ANGE OR STEVE at (810) 364-9797 or visit www.advancedtournaments.com House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - 15-17 sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony 2010- 11 Tournament Application Music City Tournament Series: Music City Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email team name: ______Cup in Nashville, TN at A Game/Southern Ice [email protected]. Arena. Mite through Midget: B, A, AA. Contact 11-13 Contact: ______Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtournaments.com Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI at The Edge Ice Arena. Pee Wee House, Pee Address: ______15-17 Wee AA, Bantam AA & Girls 16U. Contact City: ______Steel City Tournament Series: Pittsburgh Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit Midwinter Classic in Pittsburgh, PA at The Ice www.advancedtournaments.com Castle and Airport Ice Arenas. Mite through State/Prov ______Zip/Postal ______Midget: B, A, AA, Girls U12, U14, U16 & U19. 18-20 Ph H ______W ______Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI or visit www.advancedtournaments.com at The Edge Ice Arena. Mite House, Squirt email ______FAX ______House, Bantam House. Contact Advanced 15-17 Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit Niagara Sport Tournaments Niagara Falls www.advancedtournaments.com Blizzard Challenge in Niagara Falls NY. Mites, ❏ thanksgiving ❏ Christmas ❏ north American Cup Squirts, Peewees Bantams, Midgets and Junior 18-21 ❏ Shamrock #1 ❏ Shamrock #2 Varsity, A, B and AA divisions. No Gate fees! Rock ‘N Roll Cup Tournament Series in Teams from US and Canada. For complete infor - Cleveland. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite ❏ Spring Showcase ❏ Spring Classic mation and online application, visit www.niagara- through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, tournaments.com. or call Gene or Mike Carella at U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. ❏ MInI-MIte ❏ MIte ❏ SQuIRt ❏ Pee Wee (716)7914068, email [email protected] or Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - ❏ BAntAM ❏ MIDGet [email protected] Specializing in essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Family Entertainment, Tourist Attractions, Casino Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email ❏ GIRLS 12u ❏ 14u ❏ 16u Gambling. Let your weekend be a mini vacation. [email protected]. ❏ B ❏ BB ❏ A ❏ AA ❏ HouSe ❏ tRAVeL We are more than just great Hockey! 18-21 21-23 Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. $250 non-refundable deposit required to be considered Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through at The Edge Ice Arena. Mite A, Squirt House, Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 eVeRy touRnAMent SoLD out LASt yeAR Bantam House. Contact Advanced Tournaments House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Please make checks payable to and send to: at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtourna - Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - ments.com sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony 21-23 Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email GLACIER POINTE ICE COMPLEX BRAJHA Bantam B Tourney weekend at Ferris [email protected]. State University Ice Arena. 8-10 teams, Cost: 18-21 4150 Dove Rd. Port Huron, MI 48060 $770. 4 game guarantee, 1.5 hour games. Teams Three Rivers Cup Tournament Series in (810) 364-9797 / FAX (810) 364-86944 must be USA registered. For printable applica - Pittsburgh. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite www.glacierpointe.com • e-mail: [email protected] tion, tournament rules, hotel accomodations, etc, through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY / TOURNamENTs PAGE 19

Squirts, Peewees, Bantams, Midgets, A, B, AA MARCH and House Select Divisions. No Gate fees! 4-6 Teams from US and Canada. For complete infor - Last Chance Showdown at Georgetown Ice mation and online application, visit www.niagara- Arena, 8500 48th Avenue, Hudsonville, MI, 616- tournaments.com or call Gene Carella at 662-2800. Divsions: Mite B-Squirt B, $765; Pee (716)7914068, email [email protected] or Wee B-Bantam B, $795. For more information [email protected]. Specializing in Family contact Mike Sonneveldt at 616-566-7632, email Entertainment, Tourist Attractions, Casino [email protected]. Visit: www.george - Gambling. Let your weekend be a mini vacation. town-mi.gov. 4-6 We are more than just great Hockey! CHICAGO CUP Tournament Series: Chicago 18-20 Showdown in Chicago. Mite through Midget: Liberty Cup Tournament Series in Philadelphia. House, B, A, AA, Girls U12, U14, U16 & U19. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 or visit www.advancedtournaments.com House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Power Play Rinks at Exton and other locations as 4-6 necessary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tournament of Champions Invitational in Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, Chicago. Mite through Midget: House, B, A, AA. email [email protected]. Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtournaments.com 25-27 Rock ‘N Roll Cup Tournament Series in 4-6 Cleveland. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, at The Edge Ice Arena. Mite AA, Squirt House, U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Bantam House. Contact Advanced Tournaments Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtourna - essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony ments.com Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email 11-13 [email protected]. Hockey Weekly Action Photo by Dan Shriner Empire State Tournament Series: Rochester Rumble in Rochester, NY at ESL Sports Centre. 25-27 Boo in the Soo: the Pee Wee AA traverse City Pepsi Rangers goalie and Mite through Midget: B, A, AA. Contact Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. three of his teammates battle for a puck in the goal crease against two Lakeland Hawks Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through www.advancedtournaments.com Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 players in the Boo in the Soo Championship game at Big Bear Arena in Sault Ste. Marie House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. nov. 7. the Hawks won, 7-4. In the other final, the Bantam AA Michigan Jaguars defeated 11-13 Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - the Soo Jr. Lakers, 5-0. For photos from both games, see the photo gallery at Steel City Tournament Series: Pittsburgh sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony www.hockeyweekly.com. Spring Classic in Pittsburgh, PA at the Ice Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Castle. Mite through Midget: B, A, and AA. [email protected]. Contact Advanced Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtournaments.com 25-27 U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Game/Southern Ice Arena. Mite through Midget: Three Rivers Cup Tournament Series in Bladerunners Harmarville and other locations as B, A, and AA. Contact Advanced Tournaments at 11-13 Pittsburgh. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite necessary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtourna - Last Chance Tourney at GLSC, all games in through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, ments.com one rink. 4 game minimum. Mini Mites, Mites, U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. email [email protected]. 19-21 Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, J.V., High Bladerunners Harmarville and other locations as 18-21 Niagara Sport Tournaments Niagara Falls School; A, AA, AAA, B, BB, Girls U8, U10, U12, necessary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call K-Zoo Cup Tournament Series in Kalamazoo. Presidents Day in Niagara Falls NY. Mites, U16, U18. Sanction #MIT110055. For more infor - Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Squirts, Peewees, Bantams, Midgets, A, B and mation go to www.greatlakeshockey.com, email email [email protected]. AA Divisions. No Gate fees! Teams from US and [email protected] or call 248-670- Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 APRIL House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Canada. For complete information and online 5742. Wings Stadium and other locations as necessary. application, visit www.niagara-tournaments.com 11-13 8-10 Rock ‘N Roll Cup Tournament Series in Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Prpic at or call Gene or Mike Carella at (716)7914068, Rock ‘N Roll Cup Tournament Series in Cleveland. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email email [email protected] or gcarella17@road - Cleveland. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, [email protected]. runner.com. Specializing in Family Entertainment, through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, Tourist Attractions, Casino Gambling. Let your U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. 18-21 weekend be a mini vacation. We are more than Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - Hoosier Cup Tournament Series in Ft. Wayne, just great Hockey! essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony IN. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through 25-27 Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 Great Lakes Tournament Series in Holland, MI [email protected]. [email protected]. House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. at The Edge Ice Arena. Pee Wee House, Pee Canlan Ice Sports and other locations as neces - 11-13 8-10 Wee A, Midget House. Contact Advanced Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. Motown Cup Tournament Series in Detroit. sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Tournaments at 847-277-7343 or visit USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email www.advancedtournaments.com Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 [email protected]. 25-27 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. 18-21 BRAJHA Midget B/BB Tourney weekend at Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - Southgate Arena and other locations as neces - Liberty Cup Tournament Series in Philadelphia. Ferris State University Ice Arena. 8 teams, Cost: sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through $800. 4 game guarantee, 1.5 hour games. Teams Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 must be USA registered. For printable applica - [email protected]. [email protected]. House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. tion, tournament rules, hotel accomodations, etc, 11-13 15-17 Power Play Rinks at Exton and other locations as go to www.ferris.edu/icearena or www.bigrapid - All-America Cup Tournament Series in Buffalo. Spring Shootout 2011 at SCS Civic Arena. Mini necessary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call shockey.org. Tournament Hotline: 231-591-2881. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through Mites, Mites, Squirts, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, Hotel Sponsor: Holiday Inn, 231-796-4400. Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 J.V., High School; A, AA, AAA, B, BB, Girls U8, email [email protected]. 25-27 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. U10, U12, U16, U18. Sanction #MIT110056. For 18-21 Rock ‘N Roll Cup Tournament Series in Amherst Center and other locations as neces - more information go to Bay Cup Tournament Series in Easton, MD. Cleveland. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony www.greatlakeshockey.com, email great - USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite through through Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email [email protected] or call 248-670-5742. Bantam House, B, A, AA. Midget U16, U18 U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. [email protected]. APRIL 29-MAY 1 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. Talbot Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - 11-13 Showdown In Motown AAA. Our 25th Year, in Community Center and other locations as neces - essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Three Rivers Cup Tournament Series in Detroit area rinks. Contact John Kay 313 655 sary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Pittsburgh. USA Hockey sanctioned event. Mite 1010 or visit www.showdowninmotown.org. Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email [email protected]. through Bantam House, B, A, AA. 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Contact Advanced Tournaments U18 House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. at 847-277-7343 or visit www.advancedtourna - House, B, A, AA, High School Varsity & JV. [email protected]. Wings Stadium and other locations as necessary. Iceland USA, Barons and other locations as nec - ments.com 18-20 essary. Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony 19-21 Visit www.itshockeytime.com, call Tony Prpic at Niagara Sport Tournaments Niagara Falls 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Prpic at 216-325-0567 or 216-970-5523, email Music City Tournament Series: Nashville Championship Cup in Niagara Falls NY. Mites, [email protected]. Presidentsí Cup in Nashville, TN at A [email protected]. PAGE 20 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 COMPUWARE CLIPS girls 12U girls 12U girls 14U girls 14U Brianna Buchanan molly Byrum Rachel damrath caroline Hurd

City: Livonia City: Wyandotte City: Novi City: Ann Arbor School: St. School: Wilson MS School: Novi MS School: Pioneer HS Michaels Pos: W No: 12 Pos: G No: 30 Pos: F No: 8 Pos: C No: 20 Years playing: 5 Years playing: 6 Years playing: 7 Years playing: 7 Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite hockey player: Pavel player: Kendall players: Angela player: Pavel Datsyuk because he Coyne because she Ruggerio and Caitlin Datsyuk because is a very good player always works hard Cahow because he’s a strong two- and a good person. and never gives up. they are great hock - way center with soft He plays clean hock - She is on the USA ey players and ath - hands and is one of ey and he also Women’s 22U team letes in general. the top defensive forwards in the NHL. He signed my jersey. and tried-out for the They are very committed and always give also has great one-on-one moves. Future goals: Be a zoo keeper. I’d like to USA Women’s Olympic team this year. back to the sport they love. Future goals: Win Nationals and play in the play hockey like my Aunt Vicki, who has Future goals: To play D1 hockey in college Future goals: To play hockey in college and Olympics. played since age 11 and still plays at age 46. and to make the USA Women’s Olympic team. in the Olympics.

girls 16U girls 16U 2002 aa 2000 aa annelise niermann Hannah Johnson yanic Sadek cameron Bayer

City: Plymouth City: Franklin City: Ypsilanti Twp. City: Northville School: Canton HS School: Marian HS School: Woodland Pos: F No: 16 Pos: D No: 18 Pos: G No: 30 Meadows Saline Years playing: 5 Years playing: 8 Years playing: 5 Pos: F/D No: 3 Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Years playing: 5 player: Pavel player: Pavel player: Ryan Miller Favorite hockey Datsyuk because Datsyuk because because he is a player: Henrik he skates fast and he has great hands hard-working and Zetterberg because has great stick- and is a heads-up athletic player. He he is a very fast handling. player. He is also a also has very good skater and great Future goals: To great all-around goaltending tech - goal scorer. become a profes - team player. nique. Future goals: To sional hockey play - Future goals: To play college hockey and Future goals: To play hockey for a er. maybe lacrosse. Also to play on the Women’s have a successful year playing hockey and to long time and become a chemical scientist. I Olympic hockey team. learn a lot from my coaches and teammates. plan to go to the University of Michigan.

’99 a ’99 aaa ’99 aaa ’99 aaa nick Williams Ron attard nolan Baldrica Luke Boka

City: Northville City: White Lake City: Commerce City: Plymouth School: Northville School: White Lake School: Abbott MS School: West MS Christian MS Pos: LW No: 11 Pos: RW No: 12 Pos: F No: 5 Pos: D/F No: 10 Years playing: 5 Years playing: 8 Years playing: 8 Years playing: 7 Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite hockey player: Mario player: Patrick player: Nick player: Patrick Lemieux - he’s a Kane because he Lidstrom because Kane because he great leader, a great dangles. he is a really good passes the puck, he team player, he Future goals: To defenseman and a scores a lot, he’s competed every play hard in AAA so great leader. fun to watch and night and created a I can play college Future goals: To he’s an overall good player. charity foundation for kids. hockey at the play for the Future goals: To become a better defenseman, Future goals: To win States this year, win in University of Michigan. Plymouth Whalers. get a better shot and to get 20 goals and 30 Quebec next year, work hard and play major assists. Junior or NCAA and in the NHL.

’98 aaa ’98 aaa midget major midget major matthew ednie Jay denman dean Burggrabe garret cockerill

City: Clinton Twp. City: Toledo City: Canton City: Brighton School: Wyandot School: St. Patricks of School: Canton HS School: Brighton HS Middle School Heatherdowns Pos: D No: 3 Pos: D No: 2 Pos: G No: 1 Pos: C No: 3 Years playing: 12 Years playing: 12 Years playing: 8 Years playing: 8 Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite hockey Favorite player: Dion player: Nicklas player: Bobby Orr player: Jeff Lerg Phaneuf because I met Lidstrom because because he was a because although him on a flight to Ed- he is a very hard- really good offensive he is not the monton when I was 10. working and talent - defenseman and he biggest goalie, he We talked about hock - ed defenseman. He was one of hockey’s works hard and ey, school and the Brick makes good plays greats. gets the job done. Tournament. He was super cool in all ways and reads the ice well. Future goals: To get Future goals: To be a U of M goalie, get a and he has been my favorite since then. Future goals: To play juniors and play hock - drafted into the NHL, play college hockey at a great education in the medical field and play Future goals: Be the best athlete I can, grad - ey at a D1 school. D1 school and to play in the NHL. in the NHL. uate from college and become a pro athlete. NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY PAGE 21

NAHL takes over CSHL, NA3HL STANDINGS now the NA3HL The North American Hockey League Junior B league before elevating to Tier As of November 8, 2010 assumed operations of the Tier III Junior A III Junior A status in 2008-09. TEAM W L OTL SOL PTS GF GA Central States Hockey League on Nov. 1. The CSHL has helped develop a hand - toledo 13 410 27 96 56 The league, which will restructure to ful of higher-level junior, college and ChiCago 13 400 26 103 55 serve as the top training ground in the professional players, among them the st. louis 12 400 24 62 46 country by providing the best coach - Colorado Avalanche’s Paul Stastny, a Cleveland 11 510 23 50 52 ing, exposure and developmental vehi - Calder Memorial Trophy finalist as the peoria 942121 61 58 cles available for student-athletes in the NHL’s top rookie in 2006-07 and a Quad City 961019 64 61 Tier III Junior A category, will be member of the 2010 silver-medal-win - Queen City 991019 60 63 ning U.S. Olympic Team. Another grad - pittsburgh 9 10 00 18 97 76 renamed the North American 3 Hockey Metro 7 11 00 14 59 78 League (NA3HL). uate, Eric Ehn, played four seasons at “Our mission, as a league, has always the Air Force Academy and was a final - Flint 6 11 01 13 64 87 nAHL commissioner Mountain Cats 570111 42 52 been to generate more avenues for all ist for the Hobey Baker Memorial players as they pursue their dreams on Mark Frankenfeld Award, given annually to College the ice and in the classroom, and the cre - Hockey’s best player, in 2007. Ehn also ation of the NA3HL, in cooperation with the CSHL played in the NAHL. CURRENT SCHEDULE and its member clubs, helps foster that initiative,” Jim Rufo, commissioner of the CSHL, will con - DATE TIME TEAMS RINK NAHL commissioner Mark Frankenfeld said. “For tinue in the same capacity with the NA3HL. 11-19 8:30 PM Pittsburgh at Toledo Team Toledo Ice years, the CSHL has undeniably operated as one of “Our league is excited about the prospects of 11-20 7:00 PM Mt. Cats at Queen City SportsPlus Ice the top Tier III leagues in the country, and we’re joining forces with the NAHL based on their 7:20 PM Peoria at Flint Iceland Arena looking forward to bringing its strong history of national presence and commitment to develop - 7:30 PM St. Louis at Battle Creek The Rink-BCreek development to a new level.” ment,” Rufo said. “We view the NAHL as a strong 7:40 PM Pittsburgh at Metro Lakeland Ice 8:00 PM Chicago at Toledo Team Toledo Ice The NA3HL, managed organizationally by the partner with a long-term strategy for stability that 9:00 PM Quad City at Cleveland Ice Land U.S.A. NAHL, operates with 12 teams in six states can provide us greater support through its wide 11-21 1:00 PM St. Louis at Battle Creek The Rink-BCreek (Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and array of resources.” 1:00 PM Mt. Cats at Queen City SportsPlus Ice Pennsylvania). The St. Louis Jr. Blues, a member Given the ever-changing junior hockey land - 1:20 PM Pittsburgh at Metro Lakeland Ice of the league, won the Tier III Junior A national scape, the NA3HL’s primary mission is to provide 1:30 PM Quad City at Cleveland Ice Land U.S.A. championship last year. a structured developmental environment for stu - 2:20 PM Peoria at Flint Iceland Arena The CSHL was born in the early 1970s and dent-athletes whose youth options are limited but 2:30 PM Chicago at Toledo Team Toledo Ice 11-24 6:00 PM Chicago at Quad City QC Sports Ctr evolved into the Metro Detroit Junior Hockey are still reaching their potential and have aspira - 7:20 PM Metro at Flint Iceland Arena League in the early ‘80s. In 1994-95, the circuit tions of playing in the NAHL or USHL and eventu - became an autonomous USA Hockey-sanctioned ally the NCAA or ACHA.

Chiefs spread scoring wealth GLJHL STANDINGS The Motor City Chiefs are leading the back of the net. Jeffrey McFarland then As of November 8, 2010 pack in the Great Lakes Junior Hockey scored his team-leading 21st goal to go League East Division because of a high scor - along with his four assists for a five point EAST DIV . W L OTL SOL PTS GF GA ing offense, a stingy defense and a goaltend - game. Motor City 931 1 20 71 47 MiChigan 850 0 16 63 52 ing trio that shows they can each hold his Alexander Rawlins and Jordan Esparza Wooster 560 0 10 45 42 own through the team's first 17 games. shared 30 minutes each in goal with Mountain Cats 380 0 6 54 65 The Chiefs had their second weekend Rawlins getting credit for the win, stop - tri City 0 14 10126 133 sweep in a row Nov. 6-7, with punishing ping eight of nine shots. Esparza ended the WEST DIV. W L OTL SOL PTS GF GA wins of 10-3 at Tri City and a 9-0 white - second half of the game with 27 saves on ChiCago 16 00 0 32 105 29 washing of the Michigan Mountain Cats 29 shots. WisConsin 12 10 0 24 96 27 on the Chiefs’ home ice, Dearborn Heights’ Sunday against the Mountain Cats, the Central WisConsin 561 1 12 51 48 Canfield Arena. Chiefs continued the scoring parade. In the st. louis 670 0 12 53 49 They ran their record to 12-3-1-1, good first period, it was Nicholas Booth and Ft. Wayne 540 0 10 54 40 for 26 points and a four-point lead over the Calvin Ball. In the second it was Dalton indianapolis 0 10 00012 98 second place Michigan Ice Dogs. Pennington, Brown, McFarland (his 22nd), While Chicago (21-0-0-0) and Blake VanTiem and Justin VanHecker. Wisconsin (16-2-0-0) were leading the VanHecker and Brown finished the scoring CURRENT SCHEDULE West Division, the Chiefs were third in the in the third period. Two more goalies split league and the first in the East to score 100 the action, Joshua Forrester and Andrew DATE TIME TEAMS RINK goals. Motor City had given up only 57. Ponsler. Forrester got the win over the first 11-13 5:00 PM MT Cats vs. Wooster Ice Mountain Arena The Chiefs also spread the scoring half with eight saves and Ponsler completed 11-18 7:00 PM Wooster vs. CW Saints Alice Noble 11-19 7:00 PM Wooster vs. CW Saints Alice Noble around with nine different players getting a the shutout with seven saves. 11-19 8:00 PM Chicago vs. Tri City Int. Ice Arena PM goal at the Bay County Civic Arena and 11-20 5:00 PM MT Cats vs. Michigan Ice Mountain Arena seven players lighting the lamp on Sunday Scouting Showcase at Ice Mountain 11-20 7:00 PM Chicago vs. Tri City Int. Ice Arena at home. The Great Lakes Junior Hockey League's 11-20 7:50 PM Motor City vs. CW Saints Canfield Ice Arena Against the IceHawks, Michael Lang, annual scouting showcase will be an 11-20 9:00 PM Indianapolis vs. Ft. Wayne Pan Am Arena Ryan Brown and Robert Speer scored in the “Ironmen” event, so called because each 11-21 11:00 AM Indianapolis vs. Ft. Wayne Pan Am Arena first period before Cameron Bruff made it 3- 11-21 12:50 PM Motor City vs. CW Saints Canfield Ice Arena team will play two of their four games on 11-21 1:15 PM Wisconsin vs. Tri City IcePlex 1. Vince Rossi upped the lead to 4-1 before one of three days Dec. 17-19, at Ice 11-24 8:20 PM Michigan vs. Motor City Wayne Community Sponsored by the the end of the period. Matthew Reno, Mountain Arena in Burton. “With 2008 and 12-3 8:00 PM Chicago vs. Indianapolis Int. Ice Arena Collin Flynn and John Mulligan scored 2009 being great years for 39 league play - 12-3 8:20 PM Michigan vs. Wooster Wayne Community Motor City Chiefs unanswered goals in the second period for a ers receiving college or Junior A opportuni - 12-3 8:30 PM Ft. Wayne vs. St. Louis McMillen and the 7-1 bulge. Travis McGuckin and Rossi's ties, we look forward to many scouts wanti - 12-4 6:00 PM Ft. Wayne vs. St. Louis McMillen second made it 9-1 before the Hawks/ ng to take advantage of seeing all of our 12-4 7:00 PM Chicago vs. Indianapolis Int. Ice Arena Michigan Mountain Cats Jeffrey Lacy and Justin Wood found the players in one weekend at one location,” 12-4 7:00 PM CW Saints vs. MT Cats Willett Ice Arena PAGE 22 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010

CURRENT SCHEDULE MIDGET MAJOR TIER I ELITE HOCKEY MIDGET MAJOR SHOWCASE NOv. 19-21 WEST vS. EAST DIvISIONS LEAGUE NEWS AT WORLD ARENA, COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO RAMPAGE VS. LA SELECTS NOV 19 9:00 AM CSC EAST Contact Commissioner Larry Johnson 313-255-2666 PHNX JR COYOTES VS. LA KINGS NOV 19 11:15 AM CSC EAST CLEVELAND VS. TEAM ILLINOIS NOV 20 8:45 PM LKFRNT LINES CHICAGO MISSION VS. CHICAGO FURY NOV 21 11:00 AM 7 BRIDGES - NHL CURRENT STANDINGS TEAM ILLINOIS VS. CLEVELAND NOV 21 11:00 AM LKFRNT LINES LA SELECTS VS. PHNX JR COYOTES DEC 03 9:00 AM PILGRIM AS OF NOVEMBER 8, 2010 MIDGET MINOR MIDGET MAJOR 98 PEE WEE MAJOR MIDGET MINOR SHOWCASE NOv. 19-21 CHICAGO DIV. W L T PTS GF GA TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA DETROIT vS. EAST DIvISIONS CYA 85016 49 34 HONEYBAKED 81218 55 27 AT COMPUWARE ARENA, PLyMOUTH, MI CHICAGO FURY 64113 49 30 LITTLE CAESARS 50313 43 17 CHICAGO MISSION 52212 37 23 CHICAGO MISSION 50010 39 5 MIDGET MINOR SHOWCASE NOv. 19-21 CLEVELAND 55212 30 42 TEAM ILLINOIS 4108 16 9 WEST vS. MID-AM DIvISIONS TEAM ILLINOIS 56010 27 26 CYA 3517 29 31 AT TOyOTA SPORTS CENTER, EL SEGUNDO, CA DETROIT DIV. W L T PTS GF GA CLEVELAND 3617 41 46 CHICAGO FURY VS. CHICAGO MISSION NOV 20 7:00 PM ARCTIC CHAMP VICTORY HONDA 2204 16 16 COMPUWARE 2326 21 20 TEAM ILLINOIS VS. CHICAGO MISSION NOV 21 12:10 PM LEAFS #2 COMPUWARE 1124 10 7 BELLE TIRE 2515 22 36 bANTAM MAJOR HONEYBAKED 1124 15 15 VICTORY HONDA 1502 16 36 CHICAGO FURY 0700 459 BELLE TIRE VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 20 11:30 AM OAK PARK LITTLE CAESARS 1224 16 18 VICTORY HONDA VS. LITTLE CAESARS NOV 20 6:00 PM ARCTIC POND BELLE TIRE 0411 18 24 99 PEE WEE MINOR CHICAGO FURY VS. TEAM ILLINOIS NOV 20 9:10 PM ARCTIC NHL EAST DIV. W L T PTS GF GA TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA LITTLE CAESARS VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 21 11:00 AM SOUTHFIELD BUFFALO REGALS 50313 24 14 CHI MISSION 80016 69 7 bANTAM MINOR PITT HORNETS 40210 27 17 LITTLE CAESARS 61113 60 16 BOSTON ADV 2026 86 VICTORY HONDA 31410 26 26 COMPUWARE VS. BELLE TIRE NOV 17 7:10 PM COMPUWARE NHL COMPUWARE 4419 31 32 LITTLE CAESARS VS. VICTORY HONDA NOV 17 8:30 PM SOUTHFIELD TEAM COMCAST 1435 23 36 CHICAGO FURY 4319 28 34 TEAM ILLINOIS VS. CLEVE BARONS NOV 20 12:10 PM LEAFS #2 PHIL JR FLYERS 0333 15 19 CHICAGO FURY VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 20 2:00 PM ARCTIC CHAMP MID-AM DIV. W L T PTS GF GA TEAM ILLINOIS 3328 35 25 TEAM ILLINOIS VS. CLEVE BARONS NOV 20 4:00 PM LEAFS #1 ST. LOUIS AM BL 90321 47 23 BELLE TIRE 3617 23 42 CHICAGO FURY VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 20 7:40 PM ARCTIC NHL DALLAS STARS 72115 32 21 HONEYBAKED 2304 14 23 CYA 2 80 4 18 78 CHICAGO FURY VS. CLEVE BARONS NOV 21 9:50 AM ARCTIC NHL MADISON CAPS 3728 27 44 CLEVE BARONS 0600 930 TEAM ILLINOIS VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 21 10:00 AM LEAFS #1 RUSSELL STOVER 3717 40 44 CHICAGO FURY VS. CLEVE BARONS NOV 21 2:20 PM ARCTIC NHL OH BLUE JACKETS 3717 33 38 00 SqUIRT MAJOR TEAM ILLINOIS VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 21 3:00 PM LEAFS #1 WEST DIV. W L T PTS GF GA TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA HONEYBAKED VS. COMPUWARE NOV 24 7:00 PM SI FH- ALLSPORT COLO T-BIRDS 12 2226 65 30 LITTLE CAESARS 90119 60 16 PEE WEE MAJOR COLO RAMPAGE 56414 42 43 CHICAGO MISSION 82117 59 20 BELLE TIRE VS. COMPUWARE NOV 18 7:30 PM OAK PARK LA KINGS 47210 27 43 HONEYBAKED 61315 45 24 CHICAGO MISSION VS. CHICAGO FURY NOV 20 3:40 PM 7 BRIDGES - OLY PHX JR COYOTES 2 83 7 30 47 CLEVE BARONS 53212 36 32 CHICAGO MISSION VS. CHICAGO FURY NOV 21 8:10 AM 7 BRIDGES - NHL LA SELECTS 2 11 04 24 71 CYA 49210 43 65 LITTLE CAESARS VS. VICTORY HONDA NOV 21 9:30 AM SOUTHFIELD SA COMPUWARE 4519 28 36 MIDGET MINOR VICTORY HONDA 4608 33 39 HONEYBAKED VS. VICTORY HONDA NOV 23 7:30 PM HAZEL - NHL CHICAGO DIV. W L T PTS GF GA HONEYBAKED VS. BELLE TIRE NOV 30 7:30 PM HAZEL - NHL TEAM ILLINOIS 4 10 08 19 48 TEAM ILLINOIS 90220 57 20 CHICAGO FURY 2626 26 53 PEE WEE MINOR CHICAGO MISSION 73216 45 23 BELLE TIRE 1524 20 36 LITTLE CAESARS VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 17 8:00 PM HAZEL - NHL CYA 69012 50 56 01 SqUIRT MINOR BELLE TIRE VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 20 9:00 AM TAYLOR SPORTS CLEVE BARONS 3 11 06 31 63 TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA CHICAGO MISSION VS. CHICAGO FURY NOV 20 2:10 PM 7 BRIDGES - NHL CHICAGO FURY 1 12 13 16 51 LITTLE CAESARS 50111 46 9 CLEVE BARONS VS. TEAM ILLINOIS NOV 20 4:45 PM LKFRNT LINES DETROIT DIV. W L T PTS GF GA HONEYBAKED 4208 19 16 CLEVE BARONS VS. TEAM ILLINOIS NOV 21 7:30 AM LKFRNT LINES HONEYBAKED 10 0222 57 16 BELLE TIRE 3317 25 29 CHICAGO MISSION VS. CHICAGO FURY NOV 21 1:20 PM 7 BRIDGES - OLY LITTLE CAESARS 10 1121 49 13 COMPUWARE 3206 18 19 COMPUWARE VS. BELLE TIRE NOV 22 7:10 PM COMPUWARE NHL VICTORY HONDA 73216 42 32 CLEVE BARONS 0400 12 22 LITTLE CAESARS VS. VICTORY HONDA NOV 22 8:00 PM HAZEL - NHL BELLE TIRE 53414 41 34 VICTORY HONDA 0400 328 SqUIRT MAJOR COMPUWARE 66012 40 33 GIRLS 19 & UNDER LITTLE CAESARS VS. BELLE TIRE NOV 20 10:00 AM SOUTHFIELD SA EAST DIV. W L T PTS GF GA TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA VICTORY HONDA VS. HONEYBAKED NOV 20 3:00 PM ARCTIC POND PHIL JR FLYERS 63113 26 20 PITT PENS ELITE 4019 15 5 HONEYBAKED VS. COMPUWARE NOV 21 10:30 AM HAZEL - NHL PITT HORNETS 54010 34 28 BELLE TIRE 4108 29 6 BELLE TIRE VS. VICTORY HONDA NOV 21 5:30 PM TAYLOR SPORTS TEAM COMCAST 2404 18 21 LITTLE CAESARS 4008 27 4 CHICAGO MISSION VS. CYA DEC 04 12:00 PM ADDISON - OLY BUFFALO REGALS 1424 17 30 OHIO FLAMES 3117 28 11 VICTORY HONDA VS. COMPUWARE DEC 04 3:00 PM ARCTIC POND BOSTON ADV 0600 621 CHICAGO MISSION 3206 17 7 CLEVE BARONS VS. TEAM ILLINOIS DEC 04 3:30 PM LKFRNT LINES MID-AM DIV. W L T PTS GF GA VICTORY HONDA 2126 13 13 CLEVE BARONS VS. TEAM ILLINOIS DEC 05 7:30 AM LKFRNT LINES RUSSELL STOVER 43513 35 33 HONEYBAKED 1213 4 6 CHICAGO FURY VS. CYA DEC 05 8:10 AM ARCTIC NHL ST LOUIS AAA BL 45311 34 38 MADISON CAPS 1213 811 HONEYBAKED VS. LITTLE CAESARS DEC 07 6:30 PM HAZEL - OLYMPIC DALLAS STARS 46210 25 37 ST LOUIS LADY BL 1402 10 29 SqUIRT MINOR OH BLUE JACKETS 2915 27 55 CYA 0222 613 HONEYBAKED VS. CLEVELAND BARONS NOV 20 3:00 PM SI FH- ALLSPORT MADISON CAPS 1 10 13 19 59 NJ ROCKETS 0400 623 HONEYBAKED VS. CLEVELAND BARONS NOV 21 11:00 AM SI FH- ALLSPORT WEST DIV. W L T PTS GF GA TEAM ILLINOIS 0400 338 BELLE TIRE VS. VICTORY HONDA NOV 21 1:00 PM ORCHARD LAKE LA SELECTS 12 1024 51 24 GIRLS 16 & UNDER VICTORY HONDA VS. COMPUWARE NOV 23 6:30 PM SUMMIT - PEAK COLO T-BIRDS 82218 44 21 TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA COMPUWARE VS. BELLE TIRE DEC 02 7:10 PM COMPUWARE OLY PHX JR COYOTES 67315 44 55 LITTLE CAESARS 60012 32 4 VICTORY HONDA VS. CLEVE BARONS DEC 05 8:00 AM SUMMIT - PEAK LA KINGS 47210 40 47 HONEYBAKED 50111 37 6 LITTLE CAESARS VS. CLEVE BARONS DEC 05 2:00 PM SOUTHFIELD SA COLO RAMPAGE 3728 22 40 PITT PENS ELITE 40210 21 5 VICTORY HONDA VS. HONEYBAKED DEC 09 5:00 PM SUMMIT - PEAK CYA 4119 19 9 BELLE TIRE VS. LITTLE CAESARS DEC 09 7:00 PM ORCHARD LAKE 96 bANTAM MAJOR TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA CHICAGO MISSION 4108 31 3 GIRLS 19U CHI MISSION 80117 51 19 VICTORY HONDA 3506 14 30 CYA VS. CHICAGO MISSION NOV 13 6:50 PM CID - AMERICAN BELLE TIRE 60012 37 9 ST LOUIS LADY BL 1035 84 CYA VS. TEAM ILLINOIS NOV 14 2:20 PM CID - AMERICAN CLEVE BARONS 4408 23 21 MADISON CAPS 2204 14 10 OHIO FLAMES 1324 518 VICTORY HONDA VS. BELLE TIRE DEC 14 8:00 PM SUMMIT - PEAK HONEYBAKED 3417 25 25 COMPUWARE 1313 916 GIRLS 16U LITTLE CAESARS 3206 16 15 TEAM ILLINOIS 0433 827 COMPUWARE VS. BELLE TIRE NOV 21 7:00 PM COMPUWARE NHL CYA 1246 17 20 WISCONSIN WILD 1302 14 23 LITTLE CAESARS VS. COMPUWARE DEC 02 8:00 PM CITY RINK 1 CHICAGO FURY 1435 14 32 CHICAGO FURY 0511 630 MADISON CAPS VS. TEAM ILLINOIS DEC 04 11:00 AM CAPITOL ICE A TEAM ILLINOIS 2604 12 29 BELLE TIRE 0500 437 HONEYBAKED VS. BELLE TIRE DEC 04 12:30 PM SI FH- GATORADE VICTORY HONDA 1224 12 14 VICTORY HONDA VS. COMPUWARE DEC 04 3:00 PM SUMMIT - PEAK COMPUWARE 0533 16 39 GIRLS 14 & UNDER MADISON CAPITOLS VS. CYA DEC 04 3:40 PM CAPITOL ICE A TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA 97 bANTAM MINOR CHICAGO MISSION 50010 28 2 MADISON CAPS VS. CHICAGO FURY DEC 05 10:50 AM CAPITOL ICE A TEAMS W L T PTS GF GA COMPUWARE VS. HONEYBAKED DEC 05 7:00 PM COMPUWARE NHL CHICAGO FURY 4208 31 21 BELLE TIRE VS. LITTLE CAESARS DEC 06 7:30 PM HAZEL - NHL LITTLE CAESARS 94018 67 30 HONEYBAKED 4308 20 18 CHI MISSION 82117 62 18 CYA 3017 21 6 GIRLS 14U COMPUWARE 70216 63 22 LITTLE CAESARS 3017 15 4 LITTLE CAESARS VS. COMPUWARE NOV 20 2:00 PM MELVINDALE HONEYBAKED 71115 35 8 OHIO FLAMES 2215 12 11 HONEYBAKED VS. LITTLE CAESARS NOV 21 1:00 PM SI FH- GATORADE CYA 61214 39 14 WISCONSIN WILD 2215 14 15 VICTORY HONDA VS. COMPUWARE DEC 04 12:00 PM SUMMIT - PEAK BELLE TIRE 41412 31 16 ST LOUIS LADY BL 2215 12 16 CHICAGO MISSION VS. CYA DEC 04 2:10 PM 7 BRIDGES - NHL VICTORY HONDA 2 81 5 16 59 PITT PENS ELITE 1313 11 21 CHICAGO MISSION VS. TEAM ILLINOIS DEC 05 7:50 AM 7 BRIDGES - OLY CHICAGO FURY 1913 16 56 COMPUWARE 1402 10 20 HONEYBAKED VS. COMPUWARE DEC 05 1:00 PM SI FH- GATORADE CLEVE BARONS 0 81 1 10 51 TEAM ILLINOIS 0411 315 CHICAGO FURY VS. CYA DEC 05 8:30 PM ARCTIC CHAMP TEAM ILLINOIS 0 10 11 772 VICTORY HONDA 0511 12 40 NOVEMBER 17, 2010 HOCKEY WEEKLY PAGE 23 PAGE 24 HOCKEY WEEKLY NOVEMBER 17, 2010 Little Caesars Amateur Hockey League www.lcahl.org / Largest amateur hockey league in the U.S.

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CLAIR SHORES 03 6240413 31 ROCHESTER RATTLERS 01 850313 27 12 USA EAGLES 99 970216 34 17 MC MACHINE 98 10 73014 49 32 BANTAM AA YZERMAN EAST GROSSE POINTE 03 40400 628 BLUE WATER STARS 01 7313931 16 TOLEDO 99 953111 33 28 ROYAL OAK EAGLES 98 11 45210 36 45 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MITE A LIDSTROM 2 BHAM RANGERS 01 7331716 14 TROY 99 7331731 32 USA EAGLES 98 8440820 31 ROCHESTER RATTLERS 96 5401911 6 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA SCS SAINTS 01 10 262619 33 ORCHARD LAKE 99 9360628 26 TROY STING 98 7340617 35 SCS SAINTS 96 5410820 8 TRENTON 03 660012 39 14 FLINT ICELANDERS 01 5104616 15 OAK JR. GRIZZLIES99 8242620 20 HONEYBAKED 98 4211516 8 TOLEDO CHEROKEE 96 7331722 12 ALLEN PARK 03 651010 50 9 GR POINTE BULLDOGS 01 21013 5 2SCS SAINTS 99 8143526 29 SUMM PLSTCS MLDNG 98 62404 724 TRENTON THUNDER 96 5320616 16 VICTORY HONDA 03 3210433 5 PK WARRIORS 01 60600 536 ROCHESTER 99 80800 342 CLEVE WARRS BLCK 98 9171322 42 OAK JR. GRIZZLIES 96 5221520 15 CANT VICTRY HONDA 03 5140211 21 SQUIRT A LIDSTROM WEST PEE WEE A YZERMAN WEST MICHIGAN ICE HWKS 98 6042212 24 USA EAGLES 96 5131310 16 TOLEDO 03 50500 939 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BHAM LIBERTY 98 8062217 42 MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 96 41302 614 BELLE TIRE 03 30300 054 HOLLAND ICE DOGS 01 650111 36 8 SUBURBAN 99 952212 38 23 PEE WEE AA HOWE 4 WEST PORT HURON FLAGS 96 40400 220 MITE A LIDSTROM 3 CHELSEA CHIEFS 01 5311716 12 HOLLAND ICE DOGS 99 10 54111 21 19 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BANTAM AA YZERMAN WEST TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA CAP CENTRE PRIDE 01 7331729 36 ANN ARBOR WOLVES 99 7421919 15 WEST KENT HAWKS 98 7700014 29 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BIRMINGHAM 03 6411928 11 GRAND VALLEY STARS 01 6330634 37 GR RAPIDS GRIFFINS 99 7322820 21 CHELSEA CHIEFS 98 7610012 50 LAKELAND HAWKS 96 751111 24 13 USA HOCKEY CLUB - L.C. 4400824 8 LANSING CAPITALS 01 8350628 32 KV REBELS 99 5320613 13 OHIO SELECTS 98 6510010 36 FARM HILLS FIRE 96 6411923 14 TROY 03 6231520 18 KOHA K-WINGS 01 6141316 21 LIVONIA KNIGHTS 99 7241518 20 ANN ARBOR WOLVES 98 93330 938 KV RENEGADES 96 8431925 19 ORCHARD LAKE 03 5122411 20 JACKSON GENERALS 01 41302 922 ALLEN PARK HUSKIES 99 3102487CAP CENTRE PRIDE 98 10 3610 7 25 KENTWOOD FALCONS 96 8440823 24 LIVONIA 03 6132423 26 SQUIRT A LIDSTROM SOUTH PEE WEE A HOWE EAST SYLV MAPLE LEAFS 98 72410 524 LIVONIA KNIGHTS 96 9342819 28 USA EAGLES 03 30300 326 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LIVONIA KNIGHTS 98 41210 313 MIDLAND NORTHSTRS 96 5212618 17 MITE A LIDSTROM 4 CANT VICTRY HONDA 01 5401927 18 LITTLE CAESARS 99 7421922 17 MOUNTAIN CATS 98 51310 3 5PLYMOUTH STINGRAYS 96 6240419 22 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA WYAN WARRIORS 01 9450834 33 MIDLAND NRTH STRS 99 8332830 27 MUSKEGON EXPRESS 98 71510 315 ORCH LAKE PIRATES 96 9171317 31 KV RENEGADES 03 3300626 5 COMP AMBASSADORS 01 6312828 21 CLEVE WARRIORS 99 7331718 18 REDFORD ROYALS 98 40400 0 5BANTAM AA HOWE 3 NOVI 03 4310624 12 GR ILE ISLANDERS 01 5140211 20 SAGINAW BADGERS 99 6222621 23 PEE WEE AA LIDSTROM 5 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA KV REBELS 03 3210417 8 SYLV MAPLE LEAFS 01 2011189SUM PLSTCS MLDNG 99 5113518 19 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TROY STING 96 871014 28 15 SUBURBAN 03 3120210 15 CLEVE WARRIORS 01 40400 130 MACOMB MAVERICKS 99 4112417 15 GR ILE ISLANDERS 98 660012 31 15 SUMMIT PLASTICS 96 862012 27 16 LIVINGSTON 03 30300 225 SQUIRT A LIDSTROM NORTH PEE WEE A HOWE WEST WESTLAND EAGLES 98 651010 32 10 CLEVE WARRIORS 96 10 460819 25 PLYMOUTH 03 20200 317 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LAKELAND HAWKS 98 6231523 23 FLINT ICELANDERS 96 5212617 15 MITE AA LIDSTROM 1 NOVI ICE CATS 01 660012 36 9 COMPUWARE 99 751111 28 12 CHELSEA CHIEFS #2 98 6231522 32 MICHIGAN JAGUARS 96 6231510 15 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LAKELAND HAWKS 01 752010 33 12 FARM HILLS FIRE 99 953111 29 18 KOHA K-WINGS SILVR 98 5230415 15 KV REBELS 96 8251524 30 GR RAPIDS GRIFFINS 02 5401939 4 KV RENEGADES 01 7430826 26 LIVINGSTN LIGHTNING 99 7223724 25 GRAND VALLEY STARS 98 4130211 14 BELLE TIRE SOUTH 96 7160220 29 ANN ARBOR WOLVES 02 4301719 6 ORCH LK WARRIORS 01 7250417 29 KOHA K-WINGS 99 7340627 33 PEE WEE AA LIDSTROM 6 BANTAM AA HOWE 4 SOUTHCENTRAL JACKSON GENS #1 02 4121310 12 SQUIRT A LIDSTROM EAST TRENTON 99 6240411 20 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA KV RENEGADES 02 4121317 13 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA CHELSEA CHIEFS 99 5050012 30 SAGINAW BADGERS 98 4400825 10 NOVI ICE CATS 96 750212 42 22 BAY CO BLIZZARD 02 40222 723 SAGINAW BADGERS 01 651010 37 10 PEE WEE A HOWE SOUTH SCS LAKERS 98 7241517 29 WOODHAVEN LEAFS 96 751111 26 13 MIDLAND NRTHSTRS 02 30300 135 ROYAL OAK EAGLES 01 4220418 17 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA DRAGONS 98 7250416 31 SUBURBAN STARS 96 5401927 18 MITE AA LIDSTROM 2 MICHIGAN ICE HAWKS 01 51402 735 KV RENEGADES 99 6411919 9 PORT HURON FLAGS 98 4130212 20 VICTORY HONDA 96 6240422 25 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 01 20200 6 9RINK RATS 99 6213729 16 EMHA FLINT FLAMES 98 3021110 15 ALLEN PARK HUSKIES 96 6240422 29 QUEEN CITY STEAM 02 4301728 16 MICHIGAN JAGUARS 01 30300 617 KENTWOOD FALCONS 99 4211512 13 BANTAM A YZERMAN 1 RED REDFORD ROYALS 96 7151320 31 COLUMBUS BL JACKTS 02 2200420 5 SQUIRT AA YZERMAN SYLV MAPLE LEAFS 99 6240411 31 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LITTLE CAESARS 96 5131310 24 INDINPLS RACERS GLD 02 2200415 8 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA NOVI ICE CATS 99 5131312 15 FARMINGTON FLAMES 97 770014 42 15 ANN ARBOR WOLVES 96 30300 613 CHAMPAIGN CHIEFS 02 6051120 50 MIDLAND NRTHSTRS 00 12 11 1022 60 9 CANT VICTRY HONDA 99 6150213 24 SUBURBAN STARS 97 5401922 7 BANTAM AA HOWE 4 WESTERN FORT WAYNE 02 20200 913 GR ILE ISLANDERS 00 861113 36 20 PEE WEE A HOWE NORTH WEST KENT HAWKS 97 8431937 24 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MITE AA LIDSTROM 3 NOVI ICE CATS 00 10 451939 27 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 97 9351720 30 FORT WAYNE KOMETS 96 770014 42 13 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BHAM RANGERS 00 7421921 18 FLINT PHANTOMS 99 861113 37 19 FLINT ICELANDERS 97 8341716 27 JACKSON GENERALS 96 8431928 21 ROCHESTER RATTLERS 02 880016 71 6 PLYM STINGRAYS 00 8431924 26 CAP CENTRE PRIDE 99 751111 23 11 OAK JR. GRIZZLIES 97 8251524 31 WEST KENT HAWKS 96 6321726 18 MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 02 650111 42 5 LIVONIA KNIGHTS 00 7340613 26 MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 99 5311722 11 TROY STING 97 9090013 41 GRAND VALLEY STARS 96 6222623 22 MACOMB MAVERICKS 02 6411939 8 PK WARRIORS 00 7241521 29 PORT HURON FLAGS 99 6330626 22 BANTAM A YZERMAN 1 WHITE KAL K-WINGS 96 8251516 26 SCS SAINTS 02 5230411 18 COLUMBUS BL JCKTS 00 9270417 39 ROYAL OAK EAGLES 99 6231518 19 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA SYLVANIA MAPLE LEAFS 96 9261519 44 GR POINTE BULLDOGS 02 62404 720 TOLEDO CHEROKEE 00 5122416 20 GR POINTE BULLDOGS 99 7070011 43 MICHIGAN ICE HAWKS 97 751111 23 13 HOLLAND ICE DOGS 96 4121311 14 FRASER FALCONS I.H. 02 70700 650 SCS SAINTS 00 9081113 46 PEE WEE A LIDSTROM EAST ROCHESTER RATTLRS 97 10 54111 27 28 FINDLAY OILERS 96 41213 512 BLUE WATER STARS 02 60600 372 SQUIRT AA HOWE 1 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BELLE TIRE DEARBORN 97 7430824 17 BANTAM AA HOWE 4 NORTHEAST MITE AA LIDSTROM 4 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MICHIGAN JAGUARS 99 752010 30 16 GRAND RAPIDS 97 9342832 40 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MACOMB MAVERICKS 00 761012 37 20 BELLE TIRE DEARBORN 99 5311715 16 TRENTON 97 5212613 9 LAPEER STORM 96 852111 36 16 JCKSN GENS MELLING 02 5410822 8 LAKELAND HAWKS 00 841311 29 19 BHAM RANGERS 99 6330629 23 LANSING CAPITALS 97 9261524 35 MICHIGAN TRAVELERS 96 842210 19 18 KV REBELS 02 4301718 5 GR RAPIDS GRIFFINS 00 640210 40 20 DRAGONS 99 5221520 21 FRASER FALCONS 97 32104 5 5BHAM RANGERS 96 9450843 24 PLYM STINGRAYS 02 5311724 15 OAK JR. GRIZZLIES 00 6411928 18 SCS LAKERS 99 31113 912 BANTAM A YZERMAN 2 MICHIGAN ICE HAWKS 96 4400815 5 LAKELAND HAWKS 02 3300630 0 HONEYBAKED 00 8431934 29 LAKELAND HAWKS 99 7160218 26 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MOTOR CITY JAGS 96 7430816 21 ANN ARB WOLVES #2 02 52304 717 KV REBELS 00 8332835 26 PEE WEE A LIDSTROM WEST TOLEDO CHEROKEE 97 63210 720 BLUE WATER STARS 96 5230413 17 LIVNGSTN LIGHTNING 02 40400 427 SYLV MAPLE LEAFS 00 10 271525 44 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA KV REBELS 97 53200 621 SAGINAW BADGERS 96 61502 925 ORCH LK WARRIORS 02 60600 538 SUBURBAN STARS 00 7142419 29 GRAND VALLEY STARS 99 651010 27 15 KOHA K-WINGS 97 52210 514 FRASER FALCONS 96 5041111 36 MITE AA LIDSTROM 5 COMPUWARE 00 8080018 60 WEST KENT HAWKS 99 5311716 15 CANT VICTRY HONDA 97 42200 411 MIDGET A YZERMAN TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA SQUIRT AA HOWE 2 EAST PK WARRIORS 99 3300621 10 LITTLE CAESARS 97 42200 414 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LIVONIA KNIGHTS 02 760113 38 5 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA W MICH WARRIORS 99 62315 815 SAGINAW BADGERS 97 62400 411 ALLEN PARK 94 990018 44 12 SUBURBAN STARS 02 5410817 6 SAGINAW BADGERS 00 871014 55 15 PLYM STINGRAYS 99 61413 718 BANTAM A HOWE 3 SUMMIT PLASTIC 94 962113 38 16 TROY STING 02 3210419 4 ROCHESTER RATTLERS 00 953111 38 45 REDFORD ROYALS 99 7160218 31 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA OAK JR. GRIZZLIES 94 951313 26 19 USA EAGLES 02 3210414 6 SUMMIT PLASTICS 00 752010 28 17 PEE WEE AA YZERMAN 1 W MICH WARRIORS 97 10 62214 27 18 WEST KENT 94 963012 30 18 USA HOCKEY CLUB - L.C. 6141313 24 PORT HURON FLAGS 00 7421936 27 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA VICTRY HONDA PEAK 97 862012 23 15 MT CLEMENS 94 9450827 32 ORCH LAKE PIRATES 02 40400 116 BIRMINGHAM LIBERTY 00 7250424 31 PLYM STINGRAYS 98 761012 31 16 LAKELAND HAWKS 97 10 43311 26 23 FLINT 94 8440816 22 PK WARRIORS 02 40400 041 CINC JR. CYCLONES 00 11002 6 0GR RAPIDS GRIFFINS 98 853010 23 25 BHAM RANGERS 97 842210 26 22 BELLE TIRE TAYLOR 94 11 371727 40 MITE AA LIDSTROM 6 FLINT ICELANDERS 00 5032215 23 NOVI ICE CATS 98 6420833 11 LIVONIA KNIGHTS 97 7421924 16 BIRMINGHAM 94 11 272623 45 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA QUEEN CITY 00 5050012 31 LANSING CAPITALS 98 7430815 24 PLYM STINGRAYS 97 6321714 12 GRAND RAPIDS 94 8053312 24 NOVI ICE CATS 02 3201513 4 MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 00 30300 429 KV REBELS 98 8341726 33 MIDLAND NORTHSTRS 97 6240415 19 CAPITAL CENTRE 94 7160214 29 ALLEN PARK HUSKIES 02 3201585SQUIRT AA HOWE 2 WEST SUBURBAN STARS 98 10 370625 30 SUMMIT PLASTICS 97 8260413 29 MIDGET A HOWE WEST BELLE TIRE NORTH 02 2110211 5 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MIDLAND NRTHSTRS 98 8251522 26 ALLEN PARK HUSKIES 97 6132420 21 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA VICTORY HONDA 02 21102 4 4CLEVE WARRIORS 00 5401924 15 BHAM RANGERS 98 6240414 24 NOVI ICE CATS 97 5122413 16 TOLEDO 94 880016 52 13 BELLE TIRE TAYLOR 02 41302 811 JACKSON GENERALS 00 6420819 17 PEE WEE AA YZERMAN 2 MICHIGAN JAGUARS 97 60511 818 KENSINGTON VALLEY 94 660012 40 8 COMPUWARE 02 41302 924 LIVINGSTN LIGHTNING 00 5320620 15 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BANTAM A HOWE 4 WEST LIVONIA 94 8440824 27 MITE AA LIDSTROM 7 TRENTON THRASHERS 00 5221520 18 HOLLAND ICE DOGS 98 770014 41 9 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA BELLE TIRE DEARBORN 94 9450828 51 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TROY STING 00 5230411 15 ALLEN PARK HUSKIES 98 751111 27 9 WESTLAND WOLVES 97 741210 33 21 HENRY FORD 94 6321731 28 SYLV MAPLE LEAFS 02 3300636 1 FARM HILLS FIRE 00 6141326 32 CLEVE WARRIORS GLD 98 7430831 18 GR RAPIDS GRIFF #2 97 6312821 17 WESTLAND 94 7232627 30 WYAN WARRIORS 02 4310613 11 USA EAGLES 00 7151318 27 GR POINTE BULLDOGS 98 6330620 19 ANN ARBOR WOLVES 97 5320634 13 KOHA 94 7241524 31 TRENTON BLADES 02 3210412 8 BUTLER COUNTY 00 11002 1 0TOLEDO CHEROKEE 98 5221515 15 ORCH LAKE PIRATES 97 5320623 18 PLYMOUTH 94 7241514 27 MONROE ICEHAWKS 02 21102 5 5SQUIRT AA LIDSTROM EAST PK WARRIORS 98 7241521 38 LIVINGSTN LIGHTNING 97 4211518 13 CANT VICTRY HONDA 94 6150222 26 BELLE TIRE DEARBORN 02 30300 824 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MACOMB MAVERICKS 98 61502 824 BANTAM A HOWE 4 EAST MICHIGAN ICE DOGS 94 6051110 31 TOLEDO CHEROKEE 02 30300 126 MICHIGAN JAGUARS 00 752010 36 29 SCS SAINTS 98 7061113 44 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MIDGET A HOWE EAST SQUIRT A YZERMAN EAST DRAGONS 00 6420846 31 PEE WEE AA HOWE 3 EAST CLEVE WARRIORS 97 5401927 10 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA GR POINTE BULLDOGS 00 6312827 17 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LAPEER STORM 97 5221514 20 HONEYBAKED 94 751111 39 10 MACOMB MAVERICKS 01 852111 41 21 ROYAL OAK EAGLES 00 6330629 27 TRENTON TROJANS 98 10 81117 42 12 MACOMB MAVERICKS 97 7250424 34 TROY 94 5311722 10 OAK JR. GRIZZLIES 01 10 55010 27 28 ORCH LAKE PIRATES 00 6330622 31 ROCHESTER RATTLRS 98 10 52313 35 24 GR POINTE BULLDOGS 97 5131311 16 PORT HURON 94 4310625 6 TROY STING 01 6411921 14 FRASER FALCONS 00 8062219 47 FLINT PHANTOMS 98 4301729 11 SCS SAINTS 97 20200 010 ROCHESTER 94 5320628 10 BAY CO BLIZZARD 01 6330619 19 MICHIGAN ICE HAWKS 00 60600 651 BELLE TIRE TAYLOR 98 9351723 32 USA EAGLES 97 50500 740 ST. CLAIR SHORES 94 5320617 12 USA EAGLES 01 41302 711 SQUIRT AA LIDSTROM METRO OAK JR. GRIZZLIES 98 7232623 26 BANTAM A LIDSTROM 5 EAST ORCHARD LAKE 94 5212617 16 ORCH LAKE PIRATES 01 60600 744 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA MT. CLEMENS WOLVES 98 5113511 15 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA SUBURBAN 94 4220413 7 SQUIRT A YZERMAN WEST ANN ARBOR WOLVES 00 5410839 11 BELLE TIRE DEARBORN 98 7142416 33 SYLV MAPLE LEAFS 97 550010 24 4 LANSING 94 61502 840 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA ALLEN PARK HUSKIES 00 5410818 9 LITTLE CAESARS 98 9162429 50 REDFORD ROYALS 97 4400830 8 KV REBELS 01 861113 37 12 GC GOLD WINGS 00 6321724 15 BAY CO BLIZZARD 98 5131313 18 BELLE TIRE TAYLOR 97 6420828 15 TOLEDO CHEROKEE 01 660012 31 6 CANT VICTRY HONDA 00 7340629 32 PEE WEE AA HOWE 3 WEST H FORD HURRICANES 97 4400817 5 The Midget AA and Girls SUBURBAN STARS 01 7331713 18 WOODHAVEN LEAFS 00 6330632 36 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LAKELAND STINGRAYS 97 7250412 29 ANN ARBOR WOLVES 01 3210485KV RENEGADES 00 5131320 24 COMPUWARE 98 770014 41 13 MICHIGAN TRAVELERS 97 6141313 26 standings will appear PLYM STINGRAYS 01 7052213 27 HF HURRICANES 00 7160216 52 JACKSON GENERALS 98 852111 35 21 PORT HURON FLAGS 97 40311 411 in next week’s TRENT TIMBERWOLVES 01 7052210 29 BELLE TIRE DEARBORN 00 40400 518 KOHA K-WINGS 98 853010 32 17 TEAM TOLEDO 97 6060013 43 SQUIRT A HOWE SOUTHWEST SQUIRT AA LIDSTROM WEST CANT VICTRY HONDA 98 752010 33 20 BANTAM A LIDSTROM 5 WEST Hockey Weekly TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LIVINGSTN LIGHTNG 98 8431936 26 TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA LIVONIA KNIGHTS 01 751111 27 13 HOLLAND ICE DOGS 00 7700014 43 FARM HILLS FIRE 98 7340615 22 KV RENEGADES 97 651010 52 10