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C R E A T I N G A D V A N T A G E february edition 2020 OFFICIAL MATCHDAY MAGAZINE OF THE HULL PIRATES £3.00 #WEAREPIRATES WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK coachs corner January has been a bit of a turning point for us, Its been nice to finally get some players back and start seeing the team at almost full strength for the first time this season, the results have followed alongside that and that’s a nice feeling and a positive one moving into the final stretch here. Looking forward I’m hoping we can overturn the 2 goal deficit in the come this coming week the first leg was quite a frustrating night but I certainly don’t think we’re out of it and will give it everything we have to turn it around! It’s been a tough season so far mainly down to injuries but credit to the boys in the room through everything we are still in a decent position, and a massive part of that is our home form which is also down to you guys the fans, we love the atmosphere here in hull and long may that continue! Hewy WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK hull pirates PRESENTATIONS MATCHNIGHT SPONSOR NEEDLERS PIRATES 4 LIGHTING 3 V PUCK DROP 50-50 WINNER MOTM SOB WINNER WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK PATCHS CAVE Q: Why don’t pirates shower before they walk the plank? A: Because they’ll just wash up on shore later. Q: Why is pirating so addictive? A: They say once ye lose yer first hand, ye get hooked! Q: How did the pirate get his Jolly Roger so cheaply? A: He bought it on sail. Q: What did the ocean say to the pirate? A: Nothing, it just waved. There are three ways to start for the secret Q: Why does it take pirates so long to learn the alphabet? island where patch A: Because they can spend years at C. keeps his treasure but only one of them will take Q: Why did nobody want to play cards with the pirate? you there! A: Because he was standing on the deck. JOIN THE DOTS TO MAKE PATCH A FRIEND TO GO ON HIS JOURNEY WITH WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK STUBLEY 56 WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK PHOTO SHOOT WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK PBS CONSTRUCTION LTD SUPPORTING SPORT INHULL AND THEPIRATES TELEPHONE NUMBER: 01482211132 www.trophysupermarket.com 0333 666 6869 hull pirates 2019/20 team roster 2019-20 team roster 2019-20 team roster # player corporate sponsor own & loan # player corporate sponsor own & loan ashley smith jordan fisher 35 22 steve hudson matty davies 30 26 JAMES ARCHER steven chalmers 2 27 lee haywood chris wilcox 5 28 marcus neil thomas stubley 7 56 david norris kevin phillips 9 STURDY GROUP 62 james chilcott josh gent 15 71 sam towner matt bissonnette 16 73 jason hewitt lee bonner 17 74 aaron smith jonothan kirk 19 90 bobby chamberlain patch 21 00 WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK Hull Pirates H O M E T EAM v milton keynes Hull Pirates 8 - 2 - 20 PLAYERS GOALS PENALTIES G A A Time PP/SH No Oence Dur. Time no name 1 2 james archer 2 5 lee haywood 7 marcus neil 3 9 david norris 4 15 jamie chilcott 5 16 sam towner 17 jason hewitt 6 21 bobby chamberlain 7 22 jordan fisher 8 26 matty davies 9 27 steve chalmers 10 28 chris wilcox 30 steve hudson 11 35 ashley smith 12 56 thomas stubley 13 62 kevin phillips 14 71 josh gent 73 matt bissonnette 15 74 lee bonner 16 90 jonathan kirk 17 18 19 HOME MAN OF THE MATCH 20 TONIGHT 'S MATCH SPONSOR WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK TONIGHT 'S MATCH SPONSOR AWAY T EAM MILTON KEYNES PLAYERS GOALS PENALTIES G A A Time PP/SH No Oence Dur. Time no name 1 6 jordan stokes 2 9 grant mcpherson 13 cale tanaka 3 14 harry furguson 4 15 james griffin 5 17 russell cowley 6 19 leigh jamieson 21 ross green 7 23 tom carlon 8 29 brandon stones 9 39 sam russell 10 41 hallden barnes 11 44 laim stewart 45 dean skins 12 49 logan prince 13 66 lewis christie 14 71 rio parke 15 79 tomas kana 16 17 18 19 AWAY MAN OF THE MATCH 20 PUCK SPONSOR REFEREE PERIOD SCORES 1 2 3 FINAL Hull Pirates Milton Keynes Lightning LINESMEN SHOTS ON GOAL 1 2 3 FINAL Hull Pirates Milton Keynes Lightning WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK PIRATE Q AND A Q & A WITH Sam Towner WHAT POSITION DO YOU PLAY: Centre WHY DO YOU PLAY THIS POSITION: Skate about a lot so it suits me. WHAT GOT YOU INTO ICE HOCKEY: My Dad was a huge fan so i caught the bug from him. WHAT’S YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Winning the treble last year. WHAT’S THE BEST ARENA YOU HAVE PLAYED IN: Pepsi Colliseau in Quebec IS THERE A CERTAIN SONG YOU LISTEN TO BEFORE A GAME: Whatever fish plays WHAT’S YOUR MESSAGE TO THE FANS: Get behind us, the louder you are the better we play. Your energy is infectious. Q & A WITH ASHLEY SMITH WHAT POSITION DO YOU PLAY: Goalie WHY DO YOU PLAY THIS POSITION: When i was younger we sponsored the steelers. Kevin Reiter who was the goalie at the time got injured and spent most of the time in our box sat with me watching the game. it went from there that’s also why i wear 35. WHAT GOT YOU INTO ICE HOCKEY: Watching the Steelers as a kid. WHAT’S YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Winning the Treble last year with the pirates. WHAT’S THE BEST ARENA YOU HAVE PLAYED IN: Belfast SSE Arena IS THERE A CERTAIN SONG YOU LISTEN TO BEFORE A GAME: Kickstart my Heart by Motley Crue WHAT’S YOUR MESSAGE TO THE FANS: Be loud and be that extra man out there! Q & A WITH CAPTAIN JAMES CHILCOTT WHAT POSITION DO YOU PLAY: Defence WHY DO YOU PLAY THIS POSITION: Joker put me there when i was about 8 and never switched WHAT GOT YOU INTO ICE HOCKEY: Somebody down street played when i was a kid and i used to play roller hockey in the street a lot so thought i would try it out. WHAT’S YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT: Probably winning the treble last year although i don’t remember much of it. WHAT’S THE BEST ARENA YOU HAVE PLAYED IN: Its between the Nottingham NIC and Belfast SSE Arena IS THERE A CERTAIN SONG YOU LISTEN TO BEFORE A GAME: Cant think of any song in particular. WHAT’S YOUR MESSAGE TO THE FANS: Keep filling the rink and giving us the push we need for a good league / playoff run. WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK Hull Pirates H O M E T EAM v Sheffield Steeldogs Hull Pirates 16 - 2 - 20 PLAYERS GOALS PENALTIES G A A Time PP/SH No Oence Dur. Time no name 1 2 james archer 5 lee haywood 2 7 marcus neil 3 9 david norris 4 15 jamie chilcott 5 16 sam towner 17 jason hewitt 6 21 bobby chamberlain 7 22 jordan fisher 8 26 matty davies 9 27 steve chalmers 10 28 chris wilcox 30 steve hudson 11 35 ashley smith 12 56 thomas stubley 13 62 kevin phillips 14 71 josh gent 73 matt bissonnette 15 74 lee bonner 16 90 jonathan kirk 17 18 19 HOME MAN OF THE MATCH 20 TONIGHT 'S MATCH SPONSOR WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK TONIGHT 'S MATCH SPONSOR AWAY T EAM SHEFFIELD STEELDOGS PLAYERS GOALS PENALTIES G A A Time PP/SH No Oence Dur. Time no name 1 4 lewis bell 2 5 brady doxy 3 6 ben morgan 7 jan denecek 4 9 tom barry 5 10 ryan johnson 6 13 craig elliot 7 14 james spurr 8 16 reece cochrane 19 cam brownley 9 21 alex graham 10 22 jordan griffin 11 29 nathan ripley 12 31 curtis warburton 34 dmitri zimozdra 13 71 jack brammer 14 81 charlie thompson 15 91 natan salem 16 94 vladimir luka 17 18 19 AWAY MAN OF THE MATCH 20 PUCK SPONSOR REFEREE PERIOD SCORES 1 2 3 FINAL Hull Pirates Sheeld Steeldogs LINESMEN SHOTS ON GOAL 1 2 3 FINAL Hull Pirates Sheeld Steeldogs WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK HULL T HE HOTEL C LUB 116 Bedrooms | Me eting & Event R ooms | W eddings | T hemed P art y Nights H e alth & Beauty S p a | Ve rve Grill | Pub | S t a r buck s Coee S h o p ‘ All u n der on e r oof! ’ VILL AG E H O TE L HULL | HENRY BOOT WAY | PRIORY PARK | HULL HU4 7DY | 01482 427 110 | WWW.HULLPIRATES.CO.UK Hull pirates Tickets Adult – £13 Concession* – £9.50 Under 16’s – £6.50 Family ticket (2 adults & 2 children) – £35 P W OW OL L PIM F A Pts Telford Tigers 1 39 23 5 4 7 714 176 136 60 Swindon Wildcats 39 22 3 4 10 516 189 132 54 Peterborough Phantoms 1 40 22 2 2 14 544 175 143 50 Basingstoke Bison 39 14 7 6 12 761 148 133 48 Hull Pirates 37 18 4 2 13 666 177 162 46 Sheffield Steeldogs 39 15 5 1 18 629 146 143 41 Milton Keynes Lightning 39 15 2 5 17 877 147 162 39 Raiders 38 13 0 5 20 891 143 193 31 Bracknell Bees 38 10 3 3 22 766 135 165 29 Leeds Chiefs 36 6 3 2 25 529 105 172 20 Remaining Home fixtures Milton Keynes Lightning EIHA Nat 08.02.20 18:00 H Sheffield Steeldogs EIHA Nat 16.02.20 17:30 H Telford Tigers EIHA Nat 23.02.20 17:30 H LONDON Raiders EIHA Nat 29.02.20 18:00 H Milton Keynes Lightning EIHA Nat 08.03.20 17:30 H Basingstoke Bison EIHA Nat 15.03.20 17:30 H Sheffield Steeldogs EIHA Nat 21.03.20 18:00 H Playoffs commence Tickets can be purchased as Hull Ice Arena from a week prior to the fixture, subject to availability.
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    ICE HOCKEY IIHF World U18 Championship DIV II Group B, MEN TEAM ROSTER As of 15.03.2009 GBR - Great Britain Shoots/ Height Weight No Name Pos Date of Birth Club Registration Catches m / ft in kg / lbs 5 BELL Lewis D R 1.77 / 5'10'' 61 / 134 05 MAR 1991 Sheffield Spartans 15 MAR 2009 1 BOWNS Ben GK R 1.90 / 6'3'' 102 / 225 21 JAN 1991 Sheffield Spartans 15 MAR 2009 7 CONNOLLY John D R 1.75 / 5'9'' 78 / 172 26 APR 1991 Texas Renegades 15 MAR 2009 18 DAVIES Benjamin F R 1.73 / 5'8'' 68 / 150 18 JAN 1991 Cardiff Devils 15 MAR 2009 9 ELLIOTT Adam F R 1.77 / 5'10'' 87 / 192 26 FEB 1991 Kingston Jets 15 MAR 2009 10 FARMER Robert F L 1.90 / 6'3'' 80 / 176 21 MAR 1991 Sheffield Scimitars 15 MAR 2009 15 FOWLER Callum F L 1.74 / 5'9'' 74 / 163 07 NOV 1991 Peterborough Phantoms 15 MAR 2009 3 GOLDIE Frazer D L 1.74 / 5'9'' 80 / 176 03 AUG 1991 Solway Sharks 15 MAR 2009 6 HANLON Ross D L 1.75 / 5'9'' 70 / 154 28 JAN 1991 Newcastle Vipers 15 MAR 2009 14 HIRST Andrew F R 1.70 / 5'7'' 66 / 145 20 SEP 1992 Sheffield Spartans 15 MAR 2009 4 JEFFERY Thomas D R 1.83 / 6'0'' 90 / 198 25 FEB 1992 Peterborough Phantoms 15 MAR 2009 11 LEWIS Joseph F R 1.67 / 5'6'' 63 / 139 26 JUL 1992 Swindon Wildcats 15 MAR 2009 12 LONG Ciaran F R 1.91 / 6'3'' 71 / 157 09 FEB 1991 Swindon Wildcats 15 MAR 2009 20 MURDY Thomas GK L 1.73 / 5'8'' 64 / 141 26 APR 1991 Whitley Bay Warriors 15 MAR 2009 2 QUINN Ciaran D L 1.85 / 6'1'' 90 / 198 12 AUG 1991 Dundee Stars 15 MAR 2009 13 SALAM Nathan F L 1.80 / 5'11'' 88 / 194 17 SEP 1991 Whitley Bay Warriors 15 MAR 2009 16 SQUIRES Thomas