MIDHURST DISTRICT April 4-6, 2013 Barrie, ON

 MIDHURST DISTRICT April 4‐6, 2013 Barrie, ON Table of Contents Schedule of Events ....................................................................... 12 SLEDGE HOCKEY EXHIBITION GAME............................................ 14 Tournament Schedules ................................................................ 23 A Division Games ...................................................................... 30 B Division Games....................................................................... 33 C Division Games....................................................................... 36 D Division Games ...................................................................... 39 E Division Games....................................................................... 41 Women’s Division Games ......................................................... 43 Provincial Hockey Tournament Rules.......................................... 47 Services and General Information............................................... 59 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! ................................................ 61 “The goal of the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee is to ensure current and past MNR employees from across the province are brought together annually for friendly and fair hockey competition and socialization.” ‐ MNR Hockey Tournament Mission Statement This program is available as a PDF at: http://carhahockey.ca/mnr‐provincial‐hockey‐tournament
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Welcome to the 39th Annual MNR Provincial Hockey Tournament Welcome to Barrie! We are very excited for this year’s tournament – 43 teams will play in six divisions with players representing all areas of the MNR! While the focus is playing hockey, this tournament is also about reconnecting with old friends and coworkers and making some new ones. Come out to the social events at Allandale Community Centre and make sure not to miss the exciting sledge hockey exhibition game on Thursday evening – these two teams are old rivals and it’s sure to be an action packed game. The organizing committee would like to thank everyone who made this event a success ‐ MNR staff, spouses and children, hockey players, friends and community members – this tournament would not have happened without your tremendous support. The theme of this tournament is Diversity and Inclusion and is reflected through the sledge hockey game, used equipment collection, our volunteers and partners from Simcoe Community Services and Autism Ontario and our Diversity Lunch. Here’s to a fun filled weekend of hockey! Thank you from the 39th Tournament Organizing Committee, Brad Allan, Cliff VanKoughnett, Kate Gee, Amanda McLachlan, Rick Williams, Graham Findlay, Talena Kraus, Brett Cachagee, Ken Cadeau, and Jennifer Tang.
Hi, I’m Trivia Turkey! Look for me throughout the program for fun hockey diversity facts! 3
Welcome to Midhurst District and the 39th annual MNR Hockey Tournament! We are thrilled to extend warm greetings to friends, families and players of 43 MNR hockey teams! I am especially proud of Midhurst staff who under the guidance of your provincial tournament committee have dedicated many volunteer hours over the past two years to plan and organize this years event. We are supported in the delivery of this year’s tournament by staff from local MNR programs, retirees, relatives and friends, community groups and sponsors and the City of Barrie! Your dedication has been impressive! We all look forward to meeting you; at our socials, “in the rink” and in competition! Please take some time to get to know us and our area and we hope we leave you wanting to return to live, work and play in Midhurst District! On Diversity – Thank you so much for helping us to make this event “more than a hockey tournament”! Your collective participation at our opening ceremonies, your donation of used hockey equipment, and your attendance at our evening social events hosted by Autism Ontario will benefit many! Here’s to you! I am confident that the outstanding heart of MNR staffers will again be shared to make our community a better place to live! Finally – “The MNR Hockey Tournament” has always been a personal landmark event for me and it truly is special to be an important part of this legacy. Thank you players, volunteers, and organizing committee, for dedicating your valued time to keeping this tradition alive and healthy! Good luck – we hope you meet great people, experience healthy competition and enjoy all the success in being a part of a great team! Play safe – stay out of “the box” – Go Burnouts – Go Hustlers – Go Hackers – Go Angels – Good Luck all of you! Thanks so much for sharing the spirit of competition! Mark Shoreman District Manager Midhurst District 4
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March 2013 We would like to welcome members of the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) to the Barrie area in celebration of their provincial hockey tournament. We are pleased to be partnering with the MNR. We are an organization who supports people who have an intellectual disability to pursue their dreams and interests. Many people we support hope to attain employment. Over the last couple of years, MNR has provided a number of placements for people who have intellectual challenges as well as employment opportunities. It is community partners like MNR that help us support the people we serve with dignity and grace. Welcome to Barrie and may the best team win! Marion Peck, BA, MBA Chief Executive Officer, Simcoe Community Services 7
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Welcome players! The Southern, Northwest, and Northeast Regional Diversity teams in the Ministry of Natural Resources have been created to provide an opportunity for employees from all levels to actively support and play a role in creating and implementing diversity initiatives as they relate to local work cultures. Our team Champions and Chairs are Karan Aquino, Director of the Aboriginal Policy Branch for the Southern Region, Jim Duncan, Regional Strategic Development and Issues Management Coordinator for the Northeast Region and Catherine Shaw, Regional Operations Manager for the Northwest Region. Their dedication and contribution enable the Diversity Teams to realize their mandate which is to “Enable, inspire, and take meaningful action to coordinate, support, and deliver diversity‐related initiatives which contribute to the achievement of MNR business goals and the OPS Diversity vision and plan.” The teams are comprised of a diverse group of passionate and committed individuals who are not only diverse in personal backgrounds but professionally from all levels of the corporation from management to intern level, from three different divisions within MNR and from various locations throughout the province. Together, the teams have accomplished many milestones. Below are a few highlights:  Southern Region: Has held an annual Diversity Awareness event in Peterborough, showcasing various levels of diversity through a series of lunch and learns, delivering presentations to various district offices and of course, assisting in the organization of this MNR Hockey Tournament!  Northwest Region: Their primary focus has been on education and awareness that has included events with Walter Fordham, who has delivered many engaging workshops on Diversity throughout MNR. The team in the northwest has also focused on First Nations issues, held a generational awareness learning event, a dialogue on China and most recently a diversity exchange featuring breads of the world.  Northeast Region: The Northeast team has been busy delivering Empowerment Training sessions which focus on valuing diversity in the workplace. 9
Meet your Diversity Teams! Southern Region: Northeast Region: Karan Aquino ‐ Regional Diversity Champion Debrupa Pathak Brad Allan Carol Andrews Matt Blundell Raj Dahari Peter Erwood Venessa Michalsen Mary‐Anne Hoggarth Jennifer Robus Emma Taylor Georgina Pearson Jennifer Tang Tarique Kamal Jim Ducan ‐ Regional Diversity Champion Valarie Morin Renee Bellini Heidi Etzel Carin Glassford Charles Hendry Peter Henry Dania Lemieux Kevin Maloney Ted Osesky Northwest Region: Catherine Shaw ‐ Regional Diversity Champion and co‐chair Greg Chapman ‐ co‐chair Patti Collett Pamela Caland Vishnu Kowlessar Ron Lee Kam Andrew Lock Melissa Mauro Dave Manol Alejandro Cifuentes (MMAH) Alyson Dupuis Rob Purdon Sandra Waboose Ryan Sitch Mathew Schell Kathryn Lyzun Sandra Gauthier‐Poelman 10
The OPS Disability Advisory Council wishes each player your best game of the season at the MNR 39th Annual Provincial Hockey Tournament. Congratulations to MNR and its staff for continuing this wonderful tradition and for including an example of accessibility at its best – sledge hockey. Our advice for this weekend is borrowed from the great one: A good hockey player plays where the puck is. A great hockey player plays where the puck is going to be. Wayne Gretzky Sincerely, Laurie McEvoy Chair OPS Diversity Council (DAC) Sledge Hockey was
invented by three
Swedish wheelchair
athletes on a frozen lake
in Stockholm in 1961.
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Schedule of Events 9:00 am All Day 10:30 am 1:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 1:00 am Thursday April 4 Registration/Check‐in Opens Hockey Equipment Collection First Game! Main Hall at Allandale opens Opening Ceremonies Exhibition Sledge Hockey Game Main Room at Allandale closes All Day 11:00 am 12:00 pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm 1:00 am Friday April 5 Hockey Equipment Collection Main Hall at Allandale opens Diversity Lunch ‐ Allandale Social!! Allandale Main Hall Team Rep Meeting – Allandale Fitness Room Main Hall at Allandale closes All Day 11:00 am 3:00 pm 6:00 pm Saturday April 6 Hockey Equipment Collection Main Room at Allandale open Main Room at Allandale closes Last Game! Check out our website for event updates and scores! http://carhahockey.ca/mnr‐provincial‐
hockey‐tournament
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OPENING CEREMONIES Thursday April 4 7:00 pm ‐ ALLANDALE BLUE RINK Welcoming Committee: David O’Toole, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources Jeff Lehman, Mayor, City of Barrie Sandra Cole, Programs and Services Director, Simcoe Community Services Shamira Madhany, Chief Officer, Diversity and Accessibility, OPS Karan Aquino, Director, Aboriginal Relations Branch, Southern Region Diversity Champion, Ministry of Natural Resources Ron Evers, Sr. Program Advisor and Diversity and Accessibilty lead, Ministry of Natural Resources Jeff Pike, Gold Medalist, Special Olympic Athlete Jack Lovering, MNR retiree, one of the founding organizers of the MNR provincial staff hockey tournament (first tournament 1975 in Sudbury). Mark Shoreman, District Manager Midhurst District Office, Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario is home to 17 clubs participating in Special Hockey International – a hockey organization that provides playing opportunities for developmentally challenged kids. Local teams include the Barrie Colts, Innisfil Snowdogs and the Grey/Bruce Falcons. 13
SLEDGE HOCKEY EXHIBITION GAME Thursday April 4 7:30 pm ‐ ALLANDALE BLUE RINK ELMVALE BEARS MISSISSAUGA CRUISER SPORTS Name Jesse HUBBERT # 15 (G) Name Kevin DUCHANE # 31 (G) Stephanie VAN HERK 21 Karl LUDWIC 10 Brian SHOLOMICKI 68 Americo MORIAS 89 Charlie GUILFOYLE 39 Sam CIAFALONI 42 Paul BLAKE 19 Michale CARERI 93 Jeremy WRIGHT 98 Robbie CARMICHEL 29 James TURNER 15 Robbie ARMSTRONG 25 Jason WRIGHT 11 Gord BOLLERT 87 Dalton MICALLEF 17 Phil KUJAMA 44 Adam ROBBINS 86 Jordan CULLUM 26 Tyhme THOMPSON 23 Morgan ROBSON 28 Mark MOORE 64 Chantele MAURICE Coach Colleen MICALLEF Manager Trainer Erin LECKY Ken HALL 14
Coach Come and try some new flavours at the Friday April 5 12 pm Allandale Arena www.pizzeriaitaliarestaurant.com/ www.jjscaribbeancuisine.ca www.tiffinscurry.com www.royalthai.ca 15
Allandale Recreation Centre 190 Bayview Dr. From 400 Southbound: Exit at Essa Rd. and turn left (N) Take a right onto Fairview Dr. Take the first left on to Little Ave. Go right on Bayview Dr. From 400 Northbound: Exit at Essa Rd and turn right (N) Take the first right on to Fairview Dr. Take the first left on to Little Ave. Go right on Bayview Dr.
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East Bayfield Community Centre 80 Livingstone St. E From 400 Southbound: Exit at Bayfield St. and turn right (N) Turn right onto Livingstone St. E Arena is on the left past the mall From 400 Northbound: Exit at Bayfield St. and turn left (N) Turn right onto Livingstone St. E Arena is on the left past the mall 17
Curt’s Story
What do people see when they look at someone for the first time? How do they form their impressions so quickly? Is it based on outer appearances or is it a feeling that they get? How long does this first impression stay with them and what if they’re wrong? When meeting someone with autism those first impressions formed may often be incorrect or based on misunderstandings. Meeting new people or a change in routine can be overwhelming and difficult for them. Social interactions and simple daily occurrences are usually a challenge. But this should not discount the abilities and intelligence that lies beneath the surface. Curt and his family have spent his lifetime dealing with the challenges that autism brings. They have lead by example through perseverance, hard work, trial and error showing others that a life with autism is a meaningful one. Curt has dreams and goals for his life. He dreams like anyone else of being a productive member of society. But what does this really mean to Curt? It means earning an income doing a job that he enjoys and can do independently. A job that anyone else would do and one earned not because of his disability but his ability to succeed. The Ministry of Natural Resources in Midhurst is helping Curt to make his dream a reality. In July 2012 Curt, with the help of Simcoe Community Services Employment Supports, was able to begin a volunteer job placement within the Planning and Information Management team. Twice per week Curt is able to scan old projection slides and save these images onto the computer. The actual slides are of limited use to the Ministry but the digital images can be used in a variety of ways. This is an important yet time consuming task. Curt’s next project will be digitizing old aerial photos to help the Ministry of Natural Resources measure change through time on the landscape. At first Curt received training by the MNR staff and was also supported by a job coach through Simcoe Community Services. Curt and the job coach worked together until it was clear that he knew his role. Very quickly Curt was able to complete the job tasks independently of the coach. Currently the job coach is working with Curt for moral support only and is in the process of fading out which will allow him independence in the workplace. The MNR staff has made it a priority to get to know Curt, to be adaptable and to take the time to set him up for success. They may not understand him fully but they are willing to try and to learn. Curt possesses the knowledge and abilities required to be successful at this particular workplace. As with anyone it often takes trial and error to find the right career fit. The MNR has given Curt the opportunity to be the missing piece to their puzzle by being accepting and open‐minded. Only time and the future will tell if Curt’s dream becomes reality but for now it looks as if Curt is on the way to achieving his goal! The opportunity for growth and change is bound to lead to something different…. and perhaps even something great! 18
Proceeds from the sale of food and drinks go to support: Acceptance and opportunities for all individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Mission: To ensure that each individual with ASD is provided the means to achieve quality of life as a respected member of society. 6 Key Areas of Focus 
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Advocacy and Support Research Best Practices Government Relations Public Awareness Governance Autism Ontario is dedicated to increasing public awareness about autism and the day‐to‐day issues faced by individuals with autism, their families, and the professionals with whom they interact. The association and its chapters share common goals of providing information and education, supporting research, and advocating for programs and services for the autism community. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! April 2 is Autism Awareness Day
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All used equipment collected at the tournament will be donated to HEROS. The Hockey Education Reaching Out Society is a registered Canadian charitable organization committed to empowering children through ice hockey. The premise of HEROS is to use the game of hockey as a catalyst to attract youth to a program offering support for education self‐esteem building and life skills training. The program focuses on boys and girls of diverse ethnicity from economically challenged neighbourhoods. The program will be conducted in an environment of fun and safety where each child is considered to be a HERO. HEROS has been involved in the city of Toronto and other parts of Ontario since 2005. With a primary focus on the high‐risk communities of Regent Park and the Jane and Finch area, HEROS is providing hockey opportunities to girls and boys from various diverse ethnic backgrounds. Once every year, HEROS transports good used hockey equipment of all types and sizes to several northern First Nations communities to assist them in equipping players in their hockey programs. Last year's shipment was a great success and made a positive difference in these communities. http://www.heroshockey.com 20
Hockey Clean provides equipment cleaning services for HEROS Some First Nations and Métis Players in the NHL:
Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens. Ulkatcho First Nation. Sheldon Souray, Anaheim Ducks. Métis. Jordin Tootoo, Detroit Red Wings. Inuit. Rene Bourque, Montreal Canadiens, Métis. Arron Asham, New York Rangers. Métis. Vernon Fiddler, Dallas Stars. Métis. Dwight King, LA Kings. Métis. TJ Oshie, St. Louis Blues. Ojibwe. Kyle Chipchura, Phoenix Coyotes. Métis. Cody McCormick, Buffalo Sabres. Oneida and Chippewa/Ojibwe 21
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Tournament Schedules 23
Thursday April 4th, 2013 Game # Division Day XX W Thurs 1 D Thurs 2 D Thurs 3 B Thurs 4 C Thurs 5 C Thurs 6 C Thurs 7 B Thurs 8 B Thurs 9 D Thurs 10 B Thurs 11 A Thurs 12 B Thurs 13 E Thurs 14 D Thurs 15 A Thurs 16 E Thurs 17 Thurs SL Thurs 18 D Thurs 19 A Thurs 20 C Thurs 21 E Thurs 22 C Thurs YY W Thurs Time Home Visitor 10:30
Suckers Ronnie's Angels 11:00 Peterborough Flying Hellfish
Bracebridge Hawks 11:30
Ontario Park Rangers Algonquin Park 12:00
Sudbury Voyagers North Bay Bombers 12:30 Peterborough Blackhawks Risky Business 1:00 Midhurst Burnouts Air Service Tankers 1:30 Pembroke Smokies South West Walk Ons 2:00 Beaver Bosses North Bay Shockers 2:30 Sudbury Falcons South ‐West‐All‐Stars 3:00 Geomaniacs No‐See‐Ums 3:30 Algonquin Park Wolverines Thunder Bay Lightning 4:00 Chapleau Wolverines Soo Fire 4:30 Rabid Bandits Soo Guinness Knights 5:00 Cochrane Polar Beers Bancroft Bushwhackers 5:30 OFRI Pylons Yogies 6:00 Timmins OPSEU Raiders Cochrane Muckers 6:30 Highland Selects Kawartha Quakers 7:00 Opening Ceremonies Opening Ceremonies 7:30 SLEDGE HOCKEY EXHIBITION GAME 7:30 Soo Carpet Wings Soo Cheetahs 9:00 Chapleau Wolverines Huronia Hustlers 8:30 Hearst Hound Dogs Huronia Hackers 10:00
Cochrane Polar Beers Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks
9:30 Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts Thunder Bay Lakers 10:30
Hockey Bags Suckers Arena Allandale Red Allandale Blue
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Friday April 5th, 2013 Game # Division Day 23 B Fri 24 D Fri 25 D Fri 26 A Fri 27 C Fri 28 E Fri 29 A Fri 30 W Fri 31 E Fri 32 C Fri 33 D Fri 34 C Fri 35 B Fri 36 D Fri 37 B Fri 38 B Fri 39 D Fri 40 D Fri 41 C Fri 42 A Fri 43 E Fri 44 B Fri Time Home Visitor Arena 9:30 Rabid Bandits Sudbury Voyagers Allandale Blue 9:30 Peterborough Flying Hellfish
Soo Carpet Wings East Bayfield Purple
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Ontario Park Rangers Geomaniacs Allandale Red 10:30
Cochrane Muckers Soo Fire Allandale Blue 10:00
Pembroke Smokies Peterborough Blackhawks East Bayfield Green 10:30
Bancroft Bushwhackers Highland Selects East Bayfield Purple
11:00
Huronia Hustlers Timmins OPSEU Raiders Allandale Red 11:30
Hockey Bags Ronnie's Angel's Allandale Blue 11:00
Kawartha Quakers Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks East Bayfield Green 11:30
Risky Business South West Walk Ons East Bayfield Purple
12:00
Soo Cheetahs Bracebridge Hawks Allandale Red 12:30
Air Service Tankers Hearst Hound Dogs Allandale Blue 12:00
Beaver Bosses Algonquin Park Wolverines East Bayfield Green 12:30
No‐See‐Ums OFRI Pylons East Bayfield Purple
1:00 North Bay Bombers South‐West‐All‐Stars Allandale Red 1:30 Soo Guinness Knights Sudbury Voyagers Allandale Blue 1:00 Soo Carpet Wings Yogies East Bayfield Green 1:30 Algonquin Park Geomaniacs East Bayfield Purple
2:00 Huronia Hackers Midhurst Burnouts Allandale Red 2:30 Chapleau Wolverines Timmins OPSEU Raiders Allandale Blue 2:00 Cochrane Polar Beers Highland Selects East Bayfield Green 2:30 Thunder Bay Lightning North Bay Shockers East Bayfield Purple
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Friday April 5th, 2013 continued Game # Division Day Time
Home Visitor Arena 45 A Fri 3:00 Huronia Hustlers Soo Fire Allandale Red 46 W Fri 3:30 Suckers Ronnie's Angel's Allandale Blue 47 E Fri 3:00 Bancroft Bushwhackers Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks East Bayfield Green 48 C Fri 3:30 Peterborough Blackhawks Thunder Bay Lakers East Bayfield Purple
49 C Fri 4:00 Hearst Hound Dogs Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts Allandale Red 50 C Fri 4:30 Pembroke Smokies Risky Business Allandale Blue 51 B Fri 4:00 Algonquin Park Wolverines Sudbury Falcons East Bayfield Green 52 D Fri 4:30 Peterborough Flying Hellfish
Soo Cheetahs East Bayfield Purple
53 B Fri 5:00 Rabid Bandits North Bay Bombers Allandale Red 54 D Fri 5:30 Bracebridge Hawks Yogies Allandale Blue 55 D Fri 5:00 Ontario Park Rangers No‐See‐Ums East Bayfield Green 56 B Fri 5:30 Soo Guinness Knights South‐West‐All‐Stars East Bayfield Purple
57 B Fri 6:00 Beaver Bosses Thunder Bay Lightning Allandale Red 58 A Fri 6:30 Chapleau Wolverines Cochrane Muckers Allandale Blue 59 C Fri 6:00 Air Service Tankers Huronia Hackers East Bayfield Green 60 E Fri 6:30 Cochrane Polar Beers Kawartha Quakers East Bayfield Purple
61 W Fri 7:00 Hockey Bags Suckers Allandale Red 62 D Fri 7:30 Algonquin Park OFRI Pylons Allandale Blue 63 C Fri 7:00 Midhurst Burnouts Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts East Bayfield Green 64 B Fri 7:30 North Bay Shockers Sudbury Falcons East Bayfield Purple
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Saturday April 6th, 2013 Game # Division Day 66 E Sat 67 E Sat 68 A Sat 69 A Sat 70 D Sat 71 D Sat 72 W Sat 73 D Sat 74 D Sat 75 D Sat 76 C Sat 77 C Sat 78 C Sat 79 C Sat 80 C Sat 81 B Sat 82 B Sat 83 B Sat 84 B Sat 85 B Sat Time 8:00 8:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 9:00 9:30 10:00
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Home 2ND E 4TH E 2ND A 4TH A 6TH D 5TH D W‐2nd 9TH D 2ND D 1ST D 6TH C 5TH C 2ND C 1ST C 9TH C 6TH B 5TH B 9TH B 2ND B 1ST B Visitor 3RD E 5TH E 3RD A 5TH A 7TH D 8TH D W‐3rd 10TH D 3RD D 4TH D 7TH C 8TH C 3RD C 4TH C 10TH C 7TH B 8TH B 10TH B 3RD B 4TH B 27
Arena East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Allandale Red Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Allandale Red Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Allandale Red Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Saturday April 6th, 2013 Championship Games 86 W‐CHAMP Sat 1:00 87 E‐CONS Sat 1:30 88 E‐CHAMP Sat 2:00 89 D‐CONS Sat 2:30 90 D‐CHAMP Sat 3:00 91 C‐CONS Sat 3:30 92 C‐CHAMP Sat 4:00 93 B‐CONS Sat 4:30 94 B‐CHAMP Sat 5:00 95 A‐CONS Sat 5:30 96 A‐CHAMP Sat 6:00 1ST W LOSER G‐66 1ST E WINNER G‐70 WINNER G‐74 WINNER G‐76 WINNER G‐78 WINNER G‐81 WINNER G‐84 LOSER G‐68 1ST A WINNER G‐72 WINNER G‐67 WINNER G‐66 WINNER G‐71 WINNER G‐75 WINNER G‐77 WINNER G‐79 WINNER G‐82 WINNER G‐85 WINNER G‐69 WINNER G‐68 Fred Sasakamoose from
the Sandy Lake Cree
Ahtakakoop First Nation,
Saskatchewan was the first
First Nations player in the
NHL. He played centre for
the Chicago Blackhawks in
1954.
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Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red A Division Rosters Chapleau Wolverines Jonathan Champagne Richard Lepage J.J. Vallee Jeff Hamill Ray Orton Nick Orton Jonathan Dionne Mike Sylvestre Yves Fortin Eric Caron Andre Labranche Ryan Sheer Joel langelier Perry Canning Eric Gervais Bryce Bertrand T.J.Legge Cochrane Muckers David Deschenes Scott Barber Richard Soloman Patty Byers Raymond Parent Mark Boucher Steven Foley Bobby Byers Quinn Pinder Eric Mayer Brock Mantha Matt Bainborough Chris Staples Jamie Brisson Chris Maynard Jamie Guant Richard Koops Andre Perron Ron Perron Huronia Hustlers Greg Walsh Alex Nichols Nick Borton Ben Chabot Ken Lacroix Jamie Robinson Jason Anderson Steve Cadeau Mike Campbell Clark Richards Al Dimenna John Rubino Jason Dwyer Brad Robinson Coach ‐ Ron Robinson Trainer ‐ Mike Armstrong Soo Fire Kevin Shaw Waylon Littelton Mike Colvin Jason Kauffeldt Jeff Caple Josh Reed James Boysen Nick Peluso Adam Knight Louis Fuchs Ryan Thorborn Neil Brocklebank Mike Kane Ben Ayton Justin Hodgeson Thomas Mills Kevin Husk 29
Timmins OPSEU Raiders John Berry Mark Galloway JR Langlais Jeremy Wilson Jamie Spicehowicez Scott Carpenater Chad Champagne Joey Bromley Jason Boisoneault Dave Campbell Dan Lafontaine Byron Villeneuve A Division Games Game # Division Day Time Home Visitor Arena 11 A Thurs 4:00 Chapleau Wolverines Soo Fire Allandale Blue
15 A Thurs 6:00 Timmins OPSEU Raiders
Cochrane Muckers Allandale Blue
19 A Thurs 9:00 Chapleau Wolverines Huronia Hustlers Allandale Blue
26 A Fri 10:30
Cochrane Muckers Soo Fire Allandale Blue
29 A Fri 11:00
Huronia Hustlers Timmins OPSEU Raiders Allandale Red 42 A Fri 2:30 Chapleau Wolverines Timmins OPSEU Raiders Allandale Blue
45 A Fri 3:00 Huronia Hustlers Soo Fire Allandale Red 58 A Fri 6:30 Chapleau Wolverines Cochrane Muckers Allandale Blue
68 A Sat 8:00 2ND A 3RD A Allandale Red 69 A Sat 8:30 4TH A 5TH A Allandale Blue
96 A‐CHAMP Sat 6:00 1ST A WINNER G‐68 Allandale Red 95 A‐CONS Sat 5:30 LOSER G‐68 WINNER G‐69 Allandale Blue
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B Division Rosters Beaver Bosses Andy Heershcap Bill Ingham Charles Brooks Kirk Silver Alex Smith Kyle Wood Brett Cachagee Sean Cronsberry Joel Pegg Justin Punchard Rob Winter Chris Staples Jotham Dumesnil North Bay Shockers Blake Smith Matt Butler Kevin Picard Kerry Sullivan Ryan Kendrick Kyle Lamarche Tyler Bush Robert Bell Fraser Stinson Tim Rusheleau Bob Butler Roger Sequin Algonquin Park Wolverines Andrew Chambers Peter Palbiski Shawn Borrowman Nevin Shulist Ike Szczygiel Jerome Shulist John Shulist Rory Eckenswiller TBD Goalie Lorny Latoroute Shane Fuller Chris Palbiski James Yantha Marvin Sidock North Bay Bombers Phil Hall Brian Moulder Al Stinson Joesph Maraldo Adam King Peter Van Amelsfort Peter Rueck Wayne Smith Kyle Stanley Derek Rueck Jamie Geauvreau Butch Martelock Kevin Rueck 31
Thunder Bay Lightning Pat Furlong Derek Papineau Arnie Laine Dan Fotheringham Ken MacIntosh Matt Robitaille Neil Hillis Dan Katajamaki Rabid Bandits Tore Buchanan Matt Purvis Greg Hawes Todd Babin Troy Babin Mike Pinder Brent Smith Dennis Donovan Jamie Stewart Andy Orton Brian Grantham Peter Neave Don Little Graham Branscombe B Division Rosters Soo Guinness Knights Rick Olar Ken Smith Jeff Green Murray Radford Alex Cruise Blair McLaughlin Josh Wilson Rick Kolton Taylor Radford Taylor Scarr Niall Scarr Ryan Mcmillan Shannon Lawr Kraig Kananagh Brad Bowerman South‐West All‐Stars Josh Bragg Trevor Bragg Rye Witter Bill Thorne Zach Carson Tom Church Jamie Aldworth Tiffany Wall Aaron Wirth Kyle Morris Robert Howey Tim Marchand Kyle Worboys John Brown Ryan Schell Kelly Little Paul Latouf Keath Early James Spaetzel Sudbury Voyagers Sudbury Falcons Brian Bethune Shayne McCool Georger Gauthier Derrick Gordon Rod Macleod Lucas Andretta Dave Kitching Justin Rabouin Sean Bilodeau Alain Rabouin Jarret Merriam Trever Trottier Chris Kiernan Noah Hambly Greg Major Al Albert Marc Ross Kevin Roy Mark Bond Jeremy Verdiel Mike Jackson Chris Meawasige Jim Edwards Marcel Perrault Mike Colvin Mike Heroux Jay Kaufeldtt Simon Ethier Sylvain Morrisette Alex Macintosh Len Sedore Adam Wirta George
Armstrong
Mohawk
Skead, Ontario
George played 21 seasons with the
Toronto Maple Leafs. This right-winger
won four Stanley
Cups in the 1960s.
He was the Leafs' captain in their last
Stanley Cup win in 1967.
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B Division Games Game # Division Day Time Home Visitor Arena 3 B Thurs 12:00
Sudbury Voyagers North Bay Bombers Allandale Blue 7 B Thurs 2:00 Beaver Bosses North Bay Shockers Allandale Blue 8 B Thurs 2:30 Sudbury Falcons South ‐West‐All‐Stars Allandale Red 10 B Thurs 3:30 Algonquin Park Wolverines
Thunder Bay Lightning Allandale Red 12 B Thurs 4:30 Rabid Bandits Soo Guinness Knights Allandale Red 23 B Fri 9:30 Rabid Bandits Sudbury Voyagers Allandale Blue 35 B Fri 12:00
Beaver Bosses Algonquin Park Wolverines East Bayfield Green 37 B Fri 1:00 North Bay Bombers South‐West‐All‐Stars Allandale Red 38 B Fri 1:30 Soo Guinness Knights Sudbury Voyagers Allandale Blue 44 B Fri 2:30 Thunder Bay Lightning North Bay Shockers East Bayfield Purple
51 B Fri 4:00 Algonquin Park Wolverines
Sudbury Falcons East Bayfield Green 53 B Fri 5:00 Rabid Bandits North Bay Bombers Allandale Red 56 B Fri 5:30 Soo Guinness Knights South‐West‐All‐Stars East Bayfield Purple
57 B Fri 6:00 Beaver Bosses Thunder Bay Lightning Allandale Red 64 B Fri 7:30 North Bay Shockers Sudbury Falcons East Bayfield Purple
81 B Sat 11:30
6TH B 7TH B Allandale Blue 82 B Sat 12:00
5TH B 8TH B Allandale Red 84 B Sat 12:00
2ND B 3RD B East Bayfield Green 85 B Sat 12:30
1ST B 4TH B East Bayfield Purple
83 B Sat 12:30
9TH B 10TH B Allandale Blue 94 B‐CHAMP Sat 5:00 WINNER G‐84 WINNER G‐85 Allandale Red 93 B‐CONS Sat 4:30 WINNER G‐81 WINNER G‐82 Allandale Blue 33
C Division Rosters Air Service Tankers Ken Wong Marc Benoit Larry D'Andrea Dave Allick Steve Raynack Glenn Tidman Gary Allick Matt Barnard Chris Wiwchar Mike Frizel Dave Makar Tom Thomson John Wilson Mike Bertrand Roy Frood Paul MacPherson Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts Craig Fuller Derek Elliott Gary Grabowski Murray Haase John McInnis Steve Mills Pete Schuessler Kendrick Doll Tim Purdy Shaun Walker Eric Charbonneau Jason Forcellini Rocky Charbonneau Kevin Schuessler Mark Pearce Hearst Hound Dogs Marc Johnson Steve McGovern Brad Eckstrom George Graham Ian Graham Jeremy Dynes Rick Holden Bill Greenaway Eric Thompson Gaetan Lizotte Glen Stonehouse Mark Greenaway Dave Gilbert Doug Greenaway Neil Greenaway Dave Hueston Lake Huron Hackers Jeremy Metzger Andy McKee Sam McKee Brandon MacLean Chris Davis Chris Johnson Rob Gibson Adam Cottrill Steve Currie Luke Hillier Paul Jurjans Ben White John White William Powel Jason Ritchie Midhurst Burnouts Rob Stewart Talena Kraus Amanda McLachlan Kate Gee Mark Shoreman Jason McLay Graham Findlay Brad Allan Derek Thompson Dave Williams Brad Jutzi Cliff VanKoughnett Taylor Stevenson Ken Cadeau Peter Devillers John Findlay George Cooper Bernie Fuhrmann Coach – Rick Williams Pembroke Smokies Ben Dearing Markus Ryan Nathan Thompson Greg Elliot Joe McNabb Tommy Serandin Kevin Etmanski David Smith Mike Machin Darrell Reynolds Kevin Briscoe Genn Campbell Mike Dumouchel Brian Stufko Carl Thompson 34
C Division Rosters Peterborough Blackhawks Mike Constable Jamie Stephen Ryan Lenethen Paul Woods Jeff Ball Kevin Firth Terry Hill Jason Hill Lino Defilice Corey Firth Jim Kerr Brian Watts Andre Cyr John Kolanowski Thunder Bay Lakers Kyle Webb Matt Hollinger Jevon Hagens Jeff Robinson Mike Carneiro Sam Taylor Evan McCaul Paul Jordan Bryan Loop Dave Challen Steve Kingston Robin Thompson Bob Elliot Chris Buckley Terry Taylor Risky Business South West Walk Ons Andy Baxter Dave Richards Chris Lewis Rich Drouin Stephen Casselman Mitch Wilson Tosh Gierek Bruce Morrison Scott Gibson Mark Emery Mike Parna Korey Walker Mike Burrell Mike Turcotte Chris Todd Fernando Circelle Ken Cain Ken Cornelise Shaun Manella Bob Sutherland Peter Carter Cam McCauley Kevin Hosler Dave Hough Jeremy Holden Shane Wood In 2003, Haley
Wickenheiser became the
first woman to record a
point in a men's
professional hockey game
with the Kirkkonummen
Salamat of the Finnish
second division.
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C Division Games Game # Division 4 C 5 C 6 C 20 C 22 C 27 C 32 C 34 C 41 C 48 C 49 C 50 C 59 C 63 C 65 C 76 C 77 C 78 C 79 C 80 C 92 C‐CHAMP 91 C‐CONS Day Thurs Thurs Thurs Thurs Thurs Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Time Home Visitor Arena 12:30 Peterborough Blackhawks Risky Business Allandale Red 1:00 Midhurst Burnouts Air Service Tankers Allandale Blue 1:30 Pembroke Smokies South West Walk Ons Allandale Red 8:30 Hearst Hound Dogs Huronia Hackers Allandale Red 9:30 Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts
Thunder Bay Lakers Allandale Red 10:00
Pembroke Smokies Peterborough Blackhawks East Bayfield Green 11:30
Risky Business South West Walk Ons East Bayfield Purple
12:30
Air Service Tankers Hearst Hound Dogs Allandale Blue 2:00 Huronia Hackers Midhurst Burnouts Allandale Red 3:30 Peterborough Blackhawks Thunder Bay Lakers East Bayfield Purple
4:00 Hearst Hound Dogs Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts
Allandale Red 4:30 Pembroke Smokies Risky Business Allandale Blue 6:00 Air Service Tankers Huronia Hackers East Bayfield Green 7:00 Midhurst Burnouts Kirkland Lake Golden Shafts East Bayfield Green 8:00 South West Walk Ons Thunder Bay Lakers Allandale Red 10:00
6TH C 7TH C Allandale Red 10:30
5TH C 8TH C Allandale Blue 11:00
2ND C 3RD C East Bayfield Green 11:30
1ST C 4TH C East Bayfield Purple
11:00
9TH C 10TH C Allandale Red 4:00 WINNER G‐78 WINNER G‐79 Allandale Red 3:30 WINNER G‐76 WINNER G‐77 Allandale Blue 36
D Division Rosters Ontario Park Rangers Scott Thomas Jason Yakelashek Jeremy Pawson Paul Smith Jay Nichols Anthony Rumleski Elliott deJong Rob Howey Mike Michell Mitch Vanderlip Mike O Connell John Winters Pat Walsh Doug Barratt Mike Foley Darren Cruise No‐See‐Ums Tim Rochette Colin Cotnam Denis Lefebvre Bill McCord Steve Murray Barry Wilson Kent Moxam Scott Bird Mike Buckner Kyle Morrison Kyle Cachagee Shane Brownlee Paul Peace Algonquin Park Adam Stoppa Adam Worth Tim Ronholm Dave Coulas Steve Coulas Paul Gelok Jenn Hoare Chase Allen Jeff Gillespie Mindy King Brent Stewart Shaun Briggs Joey Peckarskie Rick Stronks Jason Lorbetskie Cloude Pepin OFRI Pylons Dave Stubbs Denzil Irving Jim Johnston Trevor Jones Ed Cappelli Carmen Misasi Scott McPherson Jocko Houle Alex Hunter 37
Geomaniacs Sean Colison Coey White Scott Reed Harold Doran Curtis Shane Venessa Michalsen Pete Hannikainen Mike Hannikainen Chris Vivian Mark Williams Shawn Barber Brad Green Christopher Loubert Any Todd Peterborough Flying Hellfish Ryan Young Bart Young Jason Webb Corey Duff Dave Van Dreumel Craig Onafrychuk Mike MacCorkindale Kevin Jarbeau Scott Dunsmuir Lorne Rose Brian Wilkie Harley Willemsen Dennis Phillpot D Division Rosters Soo Carpet Wings Chris Ransom Jason Biggar Steve James Pat Rosebrook Ron Koski Kurt Mispel‐Beyer Jason McLelland Matt Richie Ian Senacal Tony Santelli Todd Copeland Scott Reed Jason Postma Nathan Hanes Yogies Derek Hebner Ken Albu Duncan Hall Todd Steinberg Matt McVittie Ben Sumner Bruce Van Horne Jeff Anderson Ed Hartnick Joe Fralick Jen Corbin Steve Emms Rick Maw Graham Ridley Marc Gibson Bryon Cosgrove Soo Cheetahs Don Stiller Jerry Longo Don Williams Dan Smith Art Chritiansen Graham Atikinson Ian Sinclair Larry Skinkle Steve Chong Geordie Robere‐McCugan Greg Vaughn Phil Arris Ian Smyth Alex Radford Keith Buxton Ken Leclair Bracebridge Hawks Jeff Schosser Chris Near Andrew Oshier Dan Duggan Rob Viejou Matt McNeice Mike White Mike Walsh Al Theiss Christy MacDonald Trevor Drennan Mark McKernon Kirt Nelson Chris Kirkpatrick Chad Millan On April 3, 2001,
Jay
Sharrers made NHL
history
as the first black referee to
officiate an NHL game. His
first game as an NHL ref
was Philadelphia Flyers vs.
Florida Panthers.
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D Division Games Game # Division 1 D 2 D 9 D 14 D 18 D 24 D 25 D 33 D 36 D 39 D 40 D 52 D 54 D 55 D 62 D 70 D 71 D 73 D 74 D 75 D 90 D‐CHAMP 89 D‐CONS Day Thurs Thurs Thurs Thurs Thurs Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Fri Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Time 11:00
11:30
3:00 5:30 7:30 9:30 10:00
12:00
12:30
1:00 1:30 4:30 5:30 5:00 7:30 9:00 9:30 9:30 10:00
10:30
3:00 2:30 Home Peterborough Flying Hellfish Ontario Park Rangers Geomaniacs OFRI Pylons Soo Carpet Wings Peterborough Flying Hellfish Ontario Park Rangers Soo Cheetahs No‐See‐Ums Soo Carpet Wings Algonquin Park Peterborough Flying Hellfish Bracebridge Hawks Ontario Park Rangers Algonquin Park 6TH D 5TH D 9TH D 2ND D 1ST D WINNER G‐74 WINNER G‐70 39
Visitor Bracebridge Hawks Algonquin Park No‐See‐Ums Yogies Soo Cheetahs Soo Carpet Wings Geomaniacs Bracebridge Hawks OFRI Pylons Yogies Geomaniacs Soo Cheetahs Yogies No‐See‐Ums OFRI Pylons 7TH D 8TH D 10TH D 3RD D 4TH D WINNER G‐75 WINNER G‐71 Arena Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Red East Bayfield Purple Allandale Red Allandale Red East Bayfield Purple East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple East Bayfield Purple Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Allandale Blue East Bayfield Green East Bayfield Purple Allandale Red Allandale Blue E Division Rosters Bancroft Bushwhackers Kris Windover Krista Fergeson Shawn Fergeson Steve Wilkins Justin Bryant Brian Cox Tyler Speck Glenn McLean Craig Dodds Vince Ewing Gregg Lunn Collin Higgins Danniel Alunback Gerry Moraal Norm Bolton Kawartha Quakers Al Dextrase Keith Smout Jim Atkinson Tyler Atkinson Dave Ferguson Leigh Smout Ron Kervin Jamie Hueston Peter Hulsman Bart Feilders Brian Messerschmidt Dave Kervin Mike Fox Gary Ward Carmen Buonaiuto Jake Ferguson Cochrane Polar Beers Highland Selects Eddy Reuben Brent Handley Mick Gauthier Kyle Handley Dan McKnight Doug Pearson Sheldon Ross Dave Handley Bruce Mighton Eric Formsma Ted Armstrong Jenna Bowcott Mike Roy Ryan Kenrick Gord Ross Nolan Shortt Jennifer Keyes Doug Lowman Ryan Sitch Charlie Lauer Peter Kapashesit Daniel Feilders Steve Hookimaw Elysha Berry Robin Stewart Shannon Collins John MacDonald Tim Pearson Brian Reuben Denis Brule Todd Reuben Al Winters Gord Trapper Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks Ken Henson Albert Gauthier Kelvin Reid Brendan O'Farrell Brian Riche John Fremlin Bruce Basso Malcolm Steven Keith Scott Paul Leale Lee Haslam Klaus Ehrhardt Bianca Gauthier Trevor Griffin 40
E Division Games Game # Division Day Time Home Visitor Arena 13 E Thurs 5:00 Cochrane Polar Beers Bancroft Bushwhackers Allandale Blue 16 E Thurs 6:30 Highland Selects Kawartha Quakers Allandale Red 21 E Thurs 10:00 Cochrane Polar Beers Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks
Allandale Blue 28 E Fri 10:30 Bancroft Bushwhackers
Highland Selects East Bayfield Purple
31 E Fri 11:00
Kawartha Quakers Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks East Bayfield Green 43 E Fri 2:00 Cochrane Polar Beers Highland Selects East Bayfield Green 47 E Fri 3:00 Bancroft Bushwhackers Sudbury/Espanola Whiskey Jacks East Bayfield Green 60 E Fri 6:30 Cochrane Polar Beers Kawartha Quakers East Bayfield Purple
67 E Sat 8:30 4TH E 5TH E East Bayfield Purple
66 E Sat 8:00 2ND E 3RD E East Bayfield Green 88 E‐CHAMP Sat 2:00 1ST E WINNER G‐66 Allandale Red 87 E‐CONS Sat 1:30 LOSER G‐66 WINNER G‐67 Allandale Blue Note: The 2nd game for the Cochrane Polar Beers and Chapleau Wolverines does not count with regard to standings, penalty minutes and goal +/‐. These statistics DO count for the team they are playing.
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Women’s Division Rosters Hockey Bags Suckers Sarah Caughill Charlene Binkley Jennifer Mortimer Chantal Chauvin Lauren Quist Lynne Cormier Nancy Houle Kate Cranney Melissa Forgues Tamara Flannigan Debbie Johnston Jennifer Hoare Laurie Vermette Stephanie Lillie Doreen Shaw Jenn Rodgers Adele Tousignant Joanna Samson Marianne Wilson Sarah Seaton Lyne Gagnon Alison Smith Kellie Nelson Kyla Standeven Nicole Woolnough Nancy Young Manon Rhéaume was the
first woman to play in the
NHL. In 1992 she signed
with the Tampa Bay
Lightning and appeared in
preseason exhibition
games in 1992 and 1993.
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Ronnie's Angels Charlene Coulter Lisa McLeod Amy West Connie Sacco Jody Ryan Jenny Schnabel Melanie Milczynski Megan Eplett Lesley Baird Ashley Boland Beth Cragg Carley Gill Kate Gee Amanda McLachlan Erin Insley Women’s Division Games Game # Division Day XX W Thurs YY W Thurs 30 W Fri 46 W Fri 61 W Fri 72 W Sat 86 W‐CHAMP Sat Time 10:30 10:30 11:30 3:30 7:00 9:00 1:00 Home Suckers Hockey Bags Hockey Bags Suckers Hockey Bags W‐2nd 1ST W Visitor Ronnie's Angels Suckers Ronnie's Angel's Ronnie's Angel's Suckers W‐3rd WINNER G‐72 Arena Allandale Red Allandale Red Allandale Blue Allandale Blue Allandale Red Allandale Red Allandale Red In 2012, Haley
Wickenheiser and
Angela Ruggerio became
the first female players to
be featured in a video
game. They can be
selected as players in EA
Sports NHL 13.
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY ANNUAL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st 32nd 33rd 34th 35th 36th 37th 38th 39th YEAR 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 HOST Sudbury Minden Sault Ste. Marie Parry Sound Timmins Orillia North Bay Pembroke Thunder Bay Sudbury Sault Ste. Marie Carlton Place Lindsay Thunder Bay Belleville Sudbury Sault Ste. Marie Pembroke North Bay Brockville Hearst Minden Peterborough Sault Ste. Marie Sudbury Hearst Peterborough Timmins North Bay Lindsay Hearst Sault Ste. Marie Sudbury Thunder Bay London Hearst North Bay Timmins Midhurst 44
DATE Apr 5 – 8 Apr 2 – 4 Apr 1 – 3 Mar 30 – Apr 1 Mar 30 – Apr 1 Mar 27 – 29 Mar 20 – 24 Apr 1 – 3 Mar 18 – 20 Mar 29 – 31 Mar 21 – 23 Apr 3 – 5 Apr 2 – 4 Mar 10 – 12 Mar 30 – Apr 1 Apr 5 – 7 Apr 3 – 6 Apr 2 – 4 Mar 25 – 27 Mar 24 – 26 Mar 23 – 25 Mar Mar Mar 19 – 21 Mar 25 – 27 Mar 23 – 25 Mar 22 – 24 Mar 21 – 23 Mar 20 – 22 Apr 1 – 3 Apr 1 – 3 Mar 9 – 11 Feb 22 – 24 Mar 27 – 29 Mar 26 – 28 Mar 25 – 27 Mar 24 – 26 Mar 22 – 24 April 4 – 6 TEAMS 8 14 18 26 32 32 40 42 38 44 38 40 38 30 24 34 32 32 38 36 32 21 24 25 34 22 32 32 36 39 30 43 43 29 45 34 45 36 43 PAST TROPHY WINNERS Year 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 A Chapleau Algonquin Huronia Parry Sound Richmond Hill / Cambridge Algonquin Park Algonquin Park Algonquin Park Algonquin Park Huronia Algonquin Park Algonquin Park Tweed Huronia Napanee Huronia Huronia Hustlers Huronia Hustlers Huronia Hustlers Huronia Wawa Brewins Sudbury Falcons Haliburton Fire Wawa Brewins Sudbury Falcons Soo Veneer Soo Veneer Timmins Hogan’s Heroes Hogan’s Heroes Hearst Pound Puppies B Algonquin Warriors Thunder Bay Chatham Chargers Huronia Hustlers Cochrane Muckers Wingham Kirkland Lake Wawa A‐Cuts Bancroft Lindsay Fish Hawks Maple Central Geraldton Hooters Geraldton Hooters Kirkland Lake Diggers Cochrane Muckers Glenora Lakers Lindsay Fish Hawks Brockville Chatham Chargers Cochrane Muckers Haliburton on Fire Lindsay Fish Hawks Soo Veneer Soo Fire Bancroft Bancroft Bancroft Atikokan Generals Parry Sound Cochrane Muckers C Tweed Sioux Lookout Twins Brockville 1000 Islanders Cornwall Midnight Flyers Geraldton Clones Kirkland Lake Gold Diggers Thunder Bay Sleeping Giants Cocharane Muckers Lindsay Minden Misfits Kapuskasing Swamp Dogs O.F.R.I. Pylons Soo Veneer Wingham Minden Sudbury Voyageurs Thunder Bay Sleeping Giants Sudbury Voyageurs Hearst Hound dogs Chatham Chargers Sudbury Voyageurs Sudbury Falcons Kemptville Nipigon Bucking Pigs 45
D Carelton Place Moosonee Sioux Lookout Minden Misfits Hearst Red Wings Kapuskasing Highland Selects Toronto Bracebridge Hawks Kawartha Quakers Highland Selects Kemptville Ice Storm Bracebridge Hawks Midhurst Burnouts Kawartha Quakers Midhurst Burnouts Midhurst Burnouts Chatham Chargers Rabid Bandits E Soo Cheetahs Not Contested W Ronnie's Angels Not contested Year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 A Sioux Lookout Sharks Sioux Lookout Sharks Greenstone Fire Kings Chapleau Wolverines Soo Veneer Huronia Hustlers Chapleau Wolverines B Sudbury Voyageurs Wawa Fogduckers Soo Veneer Cochrane Muckers The Beaver Bosses Timms Opseau Raiders Cochrane Muckers C Wawa Fog Duckers North Bay Bombers Sault Fire Timmins OPSEU Raiders Soo Fire Sudbury Voyagers Algonquin Park Wolverines D Timmins OPSEU Raiders Chatham Chargers Air Service Tankers Rabid Bandits Highland Selects Pembroke Smokies Midhurst Burnouts E No‐See‐Ums OFRI Pylons Not Contested Peterborough Geomaniacs Not contested Thunder Bay Lakers Bracebridge Hawks WE ARE STILL MISSING PIECES OF OUR TOURNAMENT HISTORY! IF YOU KNOW ANY OF THE MISSING DIVISION WINNERS PLEASE CONTACT THE MNR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE 46
W Soo Ice Cougars Orillia‐Sudbury Hawks Hockey Bags Hockey Bags Jill Straps Invasive Species (Wawa) Invasive Species Ministry of Natural Resources Provincial Hockey Tournament Rules March 2012 The goal of the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee is to ensure current and past MNR employees from across the province are brought together annually for friendly and fair hockey competition and socialization. The MNR Hockey Tournament Committee will be responsible for the supervision, interpretation and enforcement of these rules. Section A – General Rules Player Eligibility 1. Roster changes cannot be made after the commencement of the tournament without consent and approval of the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee and the Host Organizing Committee. 2. At no time shall a player play on more than one team in the same division. 3. For each game, barring injury, each participating team will dress players in accordance to the Tournament eligibility rules. In the case of coach, manager and trainer, they need not wear team sweaters but must remain behind the bench for the duration of the game. Violation of this rule will result in forfeiture of the game in which the violation was proven (to the satisfaction of the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee) to have occurred. 4. Exceptions will be considered by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee should goalies be injured and unable to play. 5. To be eligible to play in the scheduled games on Saturday, a player must have played at least one game for that team on Thursday or Friday unless that person has received special approval from the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee. 6. Violation of player eligibility rules will result in forfeiture of the game in which the violation was proven to have occurred. Equipment 7. Protective CSA approved headgear must be worn by all players. Players without protective headgear will not be allowed to play. (Facial protection is not mandatory except for goalies, but is strongly recommended). 8. Goalies must wear CSA approved facial protection. If the facial protection does not have a CSA sticker it will not be allowed to be used. If an approved goalie mask can not be produced the goalie cannot play. 47
9.
The tournament organizers will supply one set of hockey sweaters to be worn by the visiting club, should a uniform color conflict occur. The MNR Arena Manager and/or referee’s ruling on sweater change shall be accepted as final. Tournament Schedule and Game Format 10. Home team will be the first team named on the schedule for the round robin series of play. 11. Tournament organizers shall ensure that no team will be scheduled for more than one game starting earlier than 10:00 am 12. Ice will be flooded at the completion of each game. 13. Two (2) qualified referees will officiate each game. 14. Each game will consist of two (2), 15 minute stop time periods 15. Each team must indicate one captain and two assistant captains on the score sheet prior to each game. 16. The procedure at the start of the games will be as follows: a) Teams should be prepared to start games immediately following the flood. b) The timekeeper will sound the buzzer and start the clock at the time the game is scheduled to start. c) A three (3) minute warm‐up period will be allowed, and then the timekeeper will sound the buzzer a second time. d) Immediately after the second buzzer, the referee will signal both teams to centre ice for the start of the game. e) Should one team not show or be prepared to play, the referee will award the team on the ice (1) goal and signal the clock to start. The clock will run continuously and the referee shall award a goal for each three (3) minutes the clock runs. If after 15 minutes (1 period) the team does not show, the game will be forfeited. f) If the end of the previous game is ahead of schedule and both teams are not ready to play, Rule 15(b) will take effect when both teams are ready to play or at the scheduled time of the game. Rules of Play Playing rules will be as set out in “The Official Rule Book” of the Canadian Hockey Association (CHA) except as follows: 17. Slap shots shall not be allowed. a) A slap shot violation will result in an immediate whistle and a face‐off in the defending zone of the team that committed the infraction. b) Goals resulting from slap shots shall not be allowed. c) Slap shots are defined as those shots where the stick is raised above the knee on the back draw. 18. No body checking shall be allowed. Referees will be instructed to call body contact in the style and manner that has become standard in Old‐timer and Non‐contact Men’s League play. (See CHA Rule 50 for complete description). 48
19. The red line will NOT be in effect for two line offside passes. 20. After a stoppage of play a)
The visiting team will be allowed five seconds to make any player changes and then b) The home team will be allowed five seconds to make any player changes. c) As soon as the ten seconds has elapsed, the referee taking the face‐off will blow the whistle and prepare to drop the puck. If after five seconds the players are not in position to take the face‐off, the offending team’s center will be ejected. d) Any subsequent infractions by that team during the game will result in a delay of game penalty. 21. A Mercy Rule will be in effect in which, at the discretion of the organizing committee, a)
The game will go to running time if there is a five (5) goal spread with 10 minutes remaining in regulation time. b) There will be no reverting back to stop time for the balance of the regulation game. c) If a player is assessed a penalty during stop time and during that penalty the clock goes to running time under the Mercy rule the penalized player (s) will still be allowed to return to play at the designated time of penalty expiration. Penalties 22. Penalties will be called as set out in Section Four of the CHA official rule book a) Minor ‐ 2 minutes b) Major ‐ 5 minutes c) Misconduct ‐ 10 minutes 23. Penalties assessed during the running time will be a) 3 minutes for a minor, b) 7 minutes for a major/match penalty c) 12 minutes for misconduct. 24. A penalty assessed during stop time will remain as per CHA rules even if running time is started during the duration of the penalty. 25. When coincidental minor penalties occur, the teams will play at full strength. 26. Any player who is assessed THREE PENALTIES in one game shall be ruled off the ice for the remainder of the game (Game Misconduct). It shall be necessary to place a substitute on the penalty bench immediately to serve the third penalty. o (Note 1): Any combination of minor, bench minor or major penalties shall apply to the personal total of any individual in the game. o (Note 2): Players assessed a Game Misconduct under the Three Penalty rule will not be suspended from additional games. 49
27. Any player assessed a 5 minute penalty for fighting will also be given a game misconduct and will be suspended from the rest of the tournament. (Further suspension from future MNR tournaments will be decided by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee). 28. If any player deliberately injures or attempts to injure another player, in addition to the appropriate penalty, a game misconduct will be assessed and the player will be suspended for the remainder of the tournament. 29. Any manager, coach, player or trainer who strikes, pushes or deliberately abuses a referee or other game official shall be suspended from this tournament and subsequent MNR tournaments. Round Robin Play and Standings 30. In the event of a tie at the end of regulation time in the round robin play, there will be no overtime. Teams will be awarded the following” a) Win 2 Points b) Tie 1 Point c) Loss 0 Points 31. In the event that teams are tied in the standings at the end of round robin play, the placement of teams in the standings for semi‐final games will be determined as follows. Compare the teams using the appropriate paragraph and rules below. Start with Tie Breaking Rule “a” moving sequentially through the rules until the tie between the teams is broken. The team is placed higher in the standing with a positive response to the Tie Breaking Rule e.g. Team A has “Lower number of penalty minutes” than Team B. Team A is placed above Team B in the standings. Tie Breaking Rules Two Teams Tied a) Winner of round robin game between the teams. b) Lower number of penalty minutes. c) Higher goals for and against differential i.e. Differential = total goals for – total goals against d) Winner of flip of a coin. More than Two Teams Tied Compare all teams at the same time using the rules for “Two Teams are Tied”. When one team is deemed to be higher in the standing, start comparing the remaining teams at the first rule “a” moving sequentially through the rules until the tie between the teams is broken. Repeat the process until all teams are ordered in the standings. Semi‐ Finals and Finals Overtime 50
32. In the case of a tie at the end of regulation play for semi‐final and final games, the following format will be used: a) Overtime play will commence immediately following regulation play. b) A 5 minute sudden death stop time period will be played with teams using goalies plus 5 players per side, minus any penalized players NOTE: Players can be changed at any time during any portion of overtime play. Shoot‐ out 33. If the game remains tied at the end of the 5 minute overtime period, a shootout will be initiated. a) Five players will be selected from each team. b) One player from each team will shoot simultaneously at the opposing team’s goaltender. c) After all five players have shot, if teams remain tied, one player who has not been chosen already will shoot as part of “sudden death”. d) The team who’s player scores first, while the counterpart misses will be declared the winner. Protests 34. All protests must be filed to a member of the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee within one (1) hour of the completion of the game in question. 35. Only the team captain and/or coach may file the protest. Section B –Tournament Eligibility Rules Team and Player Eligibility Rules 1. All Ministry of Natural Resources permanent employees, Group 3, retirees, probationary staff; spouses of permanent, probationary or Group 3 staff is eligible. Unclassified staff, provided they have been employed for at least 66 days in the previous 12 month period, is eligible. All participating players must be over the age of 18. 2. Players who have participated in two previous MNR Provincial Tournaments as MNR employees are eligible to play. (Players who participated in tournaments under this rule prior to 2006 will be allowed to continue to participate. Effective January 1, 2006, for any new players to be eligible for this exception the player must have been an MNR employee as outlined above.) 3. Offspring of MNR permanent, retired, probationary or Group 3 staff are eligible provided offspring are over the age of 18. 4. Each participating team will consist of a maximum of 18 players (including goalie), one coach, one manager and one trainer. 5. At least 50% of each team must be comprised of retired staff, regular staff, probationary staff, Group 3, unclassified staff who have been employed for at east 66 days in the last 51
12 month period or spouses of regular or probationary staff, providing that there are at least 2 permanent staff included in the 50%. 6.
Those staff employed by other Ministries, Authorities, the OPP or Commissions are not eligible for the tournament. Staff employed by the Forest Division of the Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forests are eligible to participate in the tournament and would be considered as permanent employees per Rule 1 of the MNR Tournament Team and Player Eligibility Rules 7.
A team may use a goalie that is not eligible under the above rules provided it is noted on the registration list. 8.
No participating player may be carded, 9 months prior to the date of the tournament, by the NOHA, OHA, OMHA, OWHA, Professional, Semi‐Professional, Varsity University or College teams. Teams using carded players will forfeit all games in which the ineligible player participated if a protest is filed and upheld by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee. 9.
Should non‐MNR teams participate in the tournament, excluding the Algonquin Forest Authority, they will only be eligible to play in the round robin segment of the tournament. 10. Exceptions to these rules must be approved by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee. Exceptions will be approved only where a team does not have a minimum of 12 players excluding the goalie. 11. Application in writing to the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee for any exceptions must show names, age and previous hockey experience including highest level of organized hockey played. 12. A team or player suspended from participation by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee will be enforced by the Organizing Committee for the current year’s tournament. Women’s Division Exceptions 13. In addition to the regular MNR Tournament Team and Player Eligibility Rules the following rules will apply to the Women’s Division when it is included in the tournament. a) No OWHA carded players on A, AA, within the 9 months prior to the date of the tournament and AAA teams within the past 21 months. b) Allow 17 year old daughter of tournament eligible parent participating on the team as a player, coach, manager or trainer. c) Allow one sister per staff member of MNR staff per Eligibility Rule 1. d) Allow any unclassified staff who has been employed by MNR within the last year. e) Allow members of the Ontario Public Service who qualify per the Women’s Division Exceptions 52
f) Maximum of 4 teams. Seeding of Teams All teams who register for the tournament must submit a team roster indicating a) The eligibility status of each player, b) the age of each player c) And each player’s previous hockey experience including the highest level of organized hockey played. d) The roster should be signed by a MNR manager. Seeding will be done by the tournament organizing committee. Final seeding or any disputes regarding seeding will be decided by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee. 1 The initial seeding of teams will be based on the results of the previous tournament as follows. i. The teams placing first and second in the final standings in each division will be moved up to the next highest division. ii. The teams finishing last and second last in the final standings will be moved down to the next lowest division. 2 If teams cannot be seeded based on rule 1 (due to changes in entries) the seeding will be based on the final standings for the last three tournaments. 3 If teams cannot be seeded according to rules 1 and 2, the teams will be seeded as follows. i. Based on the relative experience and age of the players. ii. By consent of the team if seeded in a division higher than determined by rules 1 and 2 or by player experience or age. iii. As determined by the MNR Hockey Tournament Committee. A fifth division may be added if there are too many teams to manage in a four division tournament. Section C – Provincial Committee Structure and Tournament fund 1. The MNR Hockey Tournament Committee shall be composed of a total of 5 members of which there will be three permanent members, one member of the current year’s tournament hosting committee and one associate member representing the women’s division. 2. The permanent members will be comprised of one member from each MNR region and shall be selected by any method deemed appropriate. The member of the current year’s tournament hosting committee shall be selected by the hosting committee. The women’s representative will be selected from the women’s players by any means deemed appropriate. All members shall be permanent MNR employees. 3. The permanent members and the women’s representative may remain on the tournament committee until such time as they decide to resign. The permanent members will select a chair from amongst themselves. The chair shall remain in the position for a term as determined by the permanent members. The member of the current year’s tournament committee shall remain on the committee until the end of the current year’s tournament. 53
4.
Decisions will be made based on consensus of the permanent members and the member of the current year’s hosting committee except in matters relating to the women’s division which will include the women’s representative. If consensus cannot be reached the chair will make the final decision. Provincial Hockey Tournament Fund If profits permit each tournament will donate $500.00 towards a Provincial Hockey Tournament Fund until balance of $2,000.00 is reached. Funds are available as seed money or to cover cost overruns as needed. The fund will be administered by the MNR Provincial Hockey Tournament Committee. Fund to be maintained at $2000.00 It is suggested that each tournament support the local community through donations to and/or partnerships with charity or community groups. Section D ‐ Suggested Scheduling Formats Six teams in one group Round robin: each team plays 3 games Playoffs: Championship: Team finishing 1st has a bye to the finals. Teams finishing 2nd and 3rd play with winner playing 1st place team for championship Consolation: Team finishing 4th has a bye to the consolation finals. Teams finishing 5th and 6th play with winner playing 4th place team for consolation championship. Eight teams with 2 four team groups Round robin: each team plays 3 games within their own group Playoffs: Championship: st
nd
Team finishing 1 in group A plays team finishing 2 in group B nd
Team finishing 2 in group A plays team finishing 1st in group B Winners of games above playoff for championship Consolation: Team finishing 3rd in group A plays team finishing 4th in group B Team finishing 4th in group A plays team finishing 3rd in group B Winners of games above playoff for consolation championship 54
Ten teams with 2 five team groups Round robin: each team plays 3 games within their own group Playoffs: Championship: st
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Team finishing 1 in group A plays team finishing 2 in group B nd
Team finishing 2 in group A plays team finishing 1st in group B Winners of games above playoff for championship Consolation: Team finishing 3rd in group A plays team finishing 4th in group B Team finishing 4th in group A plays team finishing 3rd in group B Winners of games above playoff for consolation championship Consolation II: Teams finishing 5th in each group playoff for consolation II championship Seven teams in one group (Uneven number of teams) Round robin: each team plays 3 games Playoffs: Championship: st
Team finishing 1 has a bye to the finals. Teams finishing 2nd and 3rd play with winner playing 1st place team for championship Consolation: Team finishing 4th plays team finishing 7th Team finishing 5th plays team finishing 6th Winners of games above playoff for consolation championship The standard for game scheduling is:  Thursday ‐ 1 game  Friday ‐ 2 games  Saturday ‐ 1 game and a second game for the winners of the Saturday morning game. Scheduling for the uneven number of teams:  One team plays two games on Thursday to ensure that all teams get three round robin games, but the second game does not count in the standings for the team that plays twice. 55
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Willie O'Ree was the first black player in the NHL. He was called up to the Boston Bruins of the NHL to replace an injured player. He made his NHL debut with the Bruins on January 18 of the 1957–58 NHL season, against the Montreal Canadiens. 57
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Larry Kwong from Vernon, BC was the first Chinese Canadian and the first person of Asian ancestry to play in the NHL. On March 13, 1948, “King” Kwong made his NHL debut as a forward with the New York Rangers. 58
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