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Non-Conference W. BasketballConcordia TournamentDecember 28: Carleton vs. Concordia 7:00PMDecember 29: Carleton vs. TBADecember 30: Carleton vs. TBA OUA Regular toughen M. HockeyJanuary 2: Carleton @ York  7:00PMJanuary 3: Carleton @ UOIT  7:30PM Non-Conference W. HockeyConcordia’s 41st Annual Theresa Humes TournamentJanuary 2: Carleton vs. Toronto 9:30PMJanuary 3: Carleton vs. TBAJanuary 4: Carleton vs. TBA  Non-Conference M. BasketballDalhousie’s Rod Shoveller Memorial TournamentJanuary 2: Carleton vs. Acadia 6:00PM ASTJanuary 3: Carleton vs. TBAJanuary 4: Carleton vs. TBA

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A University of Colorado at Colorado Springs hockey player begins to skate the puck around University of Northern Colorado players in a 11-1 breathe out out on Friday at the Ice Haus after a 6-1 victory against the Junior Outlaws last Friday. Hockey team head instruct Al cook said that he was happy with how the team played responsible defense on both ends of the ice throughout the bet. Fresh off last week's 6-1 exhibition victory against the Junior Outlaws the UNC club ice hockey team was certainly headed in the right direction for their season opener Friday night against the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs club team. With the Ice Haus bleachers packed the Bears came out in a scoring mood and won thier first non-exhibition game of the season. 11-1. After senior send Winston Pappas put the Bears up 1-0 at 15:05 in the first period sophomore forward Brooks Hazelton scored just 12 seconds later and the Bears never looked back. However the Bears' 11 goals weren't the only impressive statistic of the night. Perhaps the truest testament to the Bears' play on Friday night was that the Mountain Lions could only muster 12 shots on goal while the Bears were able to get 60 on net. "We played both ends of the ice defensively especially in the back up and third periods," said Bears instruct Al cook. "For the first bet of the season. I'm really happy about how we played both responsibilities well." Playing well would be an understatement when referring to Hazelton's performance in the victory. The sophomore assign from Bemidji State in Minnesota pulled off a hat trick and then some. He finished the bet with four goals and an back up leading the team with five points for the night.           However. Hazelton said he wasn't about to take all the credit. "I give a lot of ascribe to my lie mates. We've been playing really come up together," said Hazelton who also said he appreciates the fan support at the games. "The atmosphere at the Ice Haus has been incredible. It's nothing desire I expected for a club team." According to cook. Hazelton isn't the only first-year Bear who's made an immediate contribution to the team."We've had three other rookies who undergo really added to our team," Hazelton said referring to forward Travis Hitt defenseman Tommy Thompson and center Ryan Meyer.           Thompson said keeping the momentum going into the Bears' bet against Colorado State at 9 p m on Friday at the Ice Haus is important but said his team can't drop to rest on their laurels."We have to come out and not be cocky after our first two wins," Thompson said. "We know that the team they have has been good in the past couple of years and we undergo to just compete our bet."

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Storrs. CT () -- The women's hockey team dominated from the opening face-off scoring six first-period goals on their way to a 10-1 victory over the Bluewater Junior Hawks Saturday afternoon. The scoring onslaught began 1:20 in when freshmen Jennifer Chaisson put in the first of her three first period goals. Chaisson who despite playing in her first collegiate bet did not let the pressure get to her. "It was definitely a confidence booster," said Chaisson. "Hopefully I can keep the points coming." Chaisson also gave credit to the leadership of the upperclassmen for the go of her transition. "It has been a big adjustment to the more intense practices," Chaisson said. "I've learned a lot from the seniors and that has made things easier." The goals kept coming for the Huskies in the first period with captain Jaclyn Hawkins put one in from the color line less than one minute after Chaisson. Perhaps the goal that sent the biggest message was the last one of the period when Dominique Thibault blasted a shot by deal's goalkeeper Lindsey Martin who did not react until the puck was already in the net. Although they jumped out to a 6-0 lead after the first period the huskies did not score in the back up period and only mustered five shots on goal. "We tried to get too conceive of in the second period," said head instruct Heather Linstad. "I just told them to be on the contend." After the scoreless back up period the Huskies put four goals past new Hawk's goalie Shelby Goaldie in the third including two more by Thibault. Also scoring for the Huskies were Brianna Uliasz and Nicole Tritter. The Huskies finished with 41 shots on goal. It was not only the offense that flourished but the defense played exceptionally well only allowing 10 shots on goal. What shots the Huskies did furnish were quickly stopped by a combination of Brittany Wilson and Jennie Bellonio. The one goal that did get by made its way past Bellonio through a displace in lie of the goal. Even though the Hawks are admittedly not equal to the competition the Huskies will face in the coming weeks a be of positives came out of the victory. "We learned a lot about our team chemistry today," Lindstad said. "We had good communication puck movement and we took a lot of shots." The fact they were playing against a different team regardless of aim of competition is comfort more helpful than scrimmaging against your own team according to Linstad. "Even if we're playing good defense against ourselves it does us no good because we experience what's coming." Lindstad. This weekend's game also showcased one thing that the Huskies did not have last year depth with five different players scoring goals. Also adding to the depth is the emergence of young talent like Chaisson. "I'd like to act some opportunities by adding to the depth of the team so that we can have a four line attack," Chaisson said. From here UConn will receive a true test of how good they really are next weekend when Ohio express comes to Storrs for two games. Last season the Buckeyes took two from the Huskies in Ohio. After next pass it will be clear how UConn stacks up against some of the beat in the country.

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Storrs. CT () -- The women's hockey team dominated from the opening face-off scoring six first-period goals on their way to a 10-1 victory over the Bluewater Junior Hawks Saturday afternoon. The scoring onslaught began 1:20 in when freshmen Jennifer Chaisson put in the first of her three first period goals. Chaisson who despite playing in her first collegiate game did not let the pressure get to her. "It was definitely a confidence booster," said Chaisson. "Hopefully I can act the points coming." Chaisson also gave ascribe to the leadership of the upperclassmen for the go of her convert. "It has been a big adjustment to the more intense practices," Chaisson said. "I've learned a lot from the seniors and that has made things easier." The goals kept coming for the Huskies in the first period with captain Jaclyn Hawkins put one in from the color line less than one minute after Chaisson. Perhaps the goal that sent the biggest communicate was the last one of the period when Dominique Thibault blasted a shot by Hawk's goalkeeper Lindsey Martin who did not act until the puck was already in the net. Although they jumped out to a 6-0 lead after the first period the huskies did not score in the second period and only mustered five shots on goal. "We tried to get too fancy in the second period," said head instruct Heather Linstad. "I just told them to stay on the contend." After the scoreless back up period the Huskies put four goals past new Hawk's goalie Shelby Goaldie in the third including two more by Thibault. Also scoring for the Huskies were Brianna Uliasz and Nicole Tritter. The Huskies finished with 41 shots on goal. It was not only the offense that flourished but the defense played exceptionally come up only allowing 10 shots on goal. What shots the Huskies did yield were quickly stopped by a combination of Brittany Wilson and Jennie Bellonio. The one goal that did get by made its way past Bellonio through a crowd in front of the goal. Even though the Hawks are admittedly not equal to the competition the Huskies will face in the coming weeks a number of positives came out of the victory. "We learned a lot about our team chemistry today," Lindstad said. "We had good communication puck movement and we took a lot of shots." The fact they were playing against a different team regardless of level of competition is comfort more helpful than scrimmaging against your own team according to Linstad. "Even if we're playing good defense against ourselves it does us no good because we experience what's coming." Lindstad. This weekend's bet also showcased one thing that the Huskies did not have last year depth with five different players scoring goals. Also adding to the depth is the emergence of young talent like Chaisson. "I'd desire to create some opportunities by adding to the depth of the team so that we can undergo a four lie attack," Chaisson said. From here UConn will receive a adjust test of how good they really are next pass when Ohio State comes to Storrs for two games. measure season the Buckeyes took two from the Huskies in Ohio. After next pass it ordain be alter how UConn stacks up against some of the beat in the country.

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Madison. WI () -- The Wisconsin women's hockey team kicked off its 2007-08 campaign with a sweep of Union beating the Dutchwomen 5-0 and 11-0 this weekend. With the two wins the Badgers extended its unbeaten streak to 28 games. Junior defenseman Alycia Matthews kicked off Wisconsin's weekend-long goal scoring race with a first-period power-play goal to put the Badgers up 1-0. Off of a rebound junior send Angie Keseley gave Wisconsin a 2-0 lead three minutes after the Matthews goal. In the back up period sophomore forward Emily Kranz gave Wisconsin a 3-0 favor. Third-period goals from sophomore forward Kyla Sanders and freshman forward Mallory Deluce finished out the scoring for the Badgers. Junior goalie Jessie Vetter was untested throughout the game making just five saves for her 16th career shutout. Union was unable to get a shot on goal until 3:12 into the third period. Sophomore goalie Alannah McCready made her first career start Saturday in the latter game of the series. She faced a slightly tougher task than Vetter the previous night but provided the same result earning her first career shutout with a 14-save effort. Wisconsin's 11-goal night began with a first period lamp-lighter from sophomore forward Meghan Duggan who redirected a shot from senior defenseman Emily Morris for the eventual game-winner. Duggan. Sanders. Keseley and freshman forward Hilary Knight all had two-goal games for Wisconsin. Morris. Deluce and freshman forward Kelly Nash recorded the other scores for the Badgers. The Badgers pressured Union goalie Lundy Day throughout the two games. Wisconsin had 99 shots on goal over the two games including 57 in the series finale. Wisconsin's unbeaten move dates approve to Nov. 24. 2006 when the Badgers lost to eventual national championship runner-up Minnesota-Duluth. In her last nine games including the postseason. Vetter has given up just one goal which came in the national championship game when Wisconsin beat UMD 4-1. The Badgers next weekend face Robert Morris in the home opener. Last year. Wisconsin played Robert Morris twice beating them by a total score of 15-0. Friday's game is at 7 p m. while Saturday night will feature "Wisconsin Hockey Night at the Rink," including the first men's hockey practice of the season. Women's and men's head coaches Mark Johnson and Mike Eaves will catch the season to the fans in attendance along with Brian Posick of WIBA radio with the puck dropping between Wisconsin and Robert Morris.

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The Carleton University Ravens Men’s Varsity Ice Hockey Ravens continued their CIS preseaon schedule with an exciting 3-2 overtime win over the St Thomas University Tommies (AUS). The victory brings their preseason exhibition preserve to 2-1-0. The Ravens opened with a solid first period. Gabe Perrault ( Mattawa) gave Carleton an early bring about at the 4 minute mark. Goaltender Doug Jewer (St John’s. Nfld) stone walled the Tommies with several in change state saves. In the measure minute of the first period. Andrew Self (Peterborough) scored on the power play to displace Carleton into the first intermission with a 2-0 bring about. The Ravens continued to press the Tommies but the momentum turned as Carleton took 5 consecutive minor penalties. At the sixteen minute mark. Justin Bowers notched St. Thomas’ first goal followed within a minute by a second scored by Paul Gialonardo. Both goals came with Ravens in the penalty box. At the end of two the teams went to their rooms all tied at 2 apiece. In the third frame the walk to the penalty box continued by both teams resulting in both teams’ goaltenders having to come up with big saves. At the end of three with the Ravens pressing the score remained tied. The teams moved to sudden death overtime both teams had chances with 28 seconds left on the clock. Andrew Gibbons fired it home giving the Ravens a well earned victory. The Ravens mext play the Acadia Axemen tomorrow night in Wolfville NS.

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The University of Maine women's ice hockey team started their 2007-2008 season with an impressive domiciliate win over Sacred Heart University 6-1. With 220 on hand at Alfond Arena on Saturday afternoon the Black Bears put on a dominating show. In the first period. Sacred Heart out shot UMaine 8-6 but the scoreboard would say otherwise. Just 2:36 into the period first-year defender Madelene Eriksson broke away from the Sacred Heart defense and scored the first goal over goalie Sarah Perry's left shoulder. A few minutes later junior Vanessa Vani received a go from teammate Amy Stech and scored from five feet away. Maine continued to turn in the first period with the third goal of the game from Jordon Colliton who stole the puck from the neutral zone and put it away past Perry. The Pioneers got one goal approve before the end of the period on a 5-on-3 power play with a pass from Kristina Feltz to teammate Gina Arnone. In the second period. Maine tallied their fourth goal when sophomore transfer Lexie Hoffmeyer scored on a power-play assist from Colliton. The third period was all Maine once again. After 9:09 had elapsed in the period sophomore Jenna Ouellette scored on a fantastic go by Vani. The last goal of the bet came late in the period when junior forward Robyn Law caught the Pioneers off follow in the neutral zone and skated around goaltender Perry for the score. Maine went 1-6 on the power play while Sacred Heart went 1-8 scoring their only goal of the game during that measure. Maine goalie Genevieve Turgeon got the win in-net with 11 saves. Backup goalie Sarah Bishop had nine saves in the third period. "It was good to get that first bet under our belts," junior Vanessa Vani said after the bet. After being selected eighth in the America East preseason poll the Black Bears are looking for some validation."I don't think there is anywhere to go but up this year," Vani said. The Black Bears ordain be back in action on Oct. 5 at 7 p m in Pennsylvania against Mercyhurst College. Maine ordain begin its Hockey East plan at domiciliate on Oct. 14 in a game against Providence College.

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The National Hockey League or NHL is a specialized hockey association comprising of ice hockey teams in North America. NHL is a do certified ice hockey league in the world. The association is divided into two groups of fifteen-team. Every team comprises of three five-team divisions. The NHL was established in 1917 in Montreal. Quebec. Canada with six teams. After many additions deletions and modifications the league now comprises of around thirty teams among which twenty-four are based in the United States and six are based in Canada. Knowing About The National Hockey LeagueSince the sport got its roots from Canada a majority of the players are of Canadian origin. In the past few years the percentage of players belonging to the American and European origin has grown. The reason behind this is the expansion of The National Hockey League into United States. Also after the downfall of communism the flow of extremely accomplished European players from Eastern Europe has increased. NHL games are immensely popular and thus the high demand of NHL tickets. Every National Hockey League regulation game of ice hockey is played between two teams. The duration of each game is sixty minutes. A hit game comprises of three periods of twenty minutes each. There is a end of seventeen minutes between the periods. There is a television break usually after six ten and fourteen minutes into the bet unless there is a goal or a cater play. After the end of the stipulated sixty-minute the winner is declared based on the team having the highest number of goals. If there is a draw between both the teams then the game goes into overtime. The over measure is usually given for five minutes. During this measure the team which scores a goal first wins. In the start of the 200506 if the game ended in a tie then it must enter a shootout. Three players chosen from every team try their luck at the penalty shot. The team that scores the highest during the shootout time wins. If the team comfort draws in the shootout stage the shootout status continues until one team emerges the winner. Whichever team wins at the end is given a goal in the game score and two points in the standings. If we take into consideration the four major leagues in the United States then the NHL is the only league to have teams that are competent enough to play in the capital cities Ottawa as well as Washington. D. C the NHL is also proud of the fact that it has more teams of Canadian origin than the NBA and MLB. Both of them have one each whereas the NHL has six. Ticket brokers can help you get NHL tickets without you having to run from pillar to affix looking for NHL tickets. The friendly and competent personnel at NHL are always there to guide you on your ticket requirements. You can call them up and displace your requirements.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------About the compose:Al is the webmaster of Sportstickets411 com a http://www sportstickets411 com/nhl-tickets html">NHL Tickets resource place for sports entertainment with team and venue history as well as NHL tickets information.

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OXFORD. Ohio - - Tabbed by the Central Collegiate Hockey Association's 12 coaches as the team to defeat in the 2007-08 campaign the Miami hockey squad cracked the top five in both NCAA Division I college hockey polls released today. The RedHawks received 471 points to secure the fourth spot in the USCHO com/CSTV poll while garnering 357 points to rank fifth in the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine survey. The USCHO com/CSTV poll is compiled by U. S. College Hockey Online and consists of 40 voters including 28 coaches from the Division I conferences and 12 defeat writers from across the country. The poll is published weekly by the Associated Press. The 13th annual USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men's College Hockey Poll is conducted each week in conjunction with the American Hockey Coaches Association. The survey includes enter from coaches and journalists representing each of the six NCAA Division I ice hockey conferences as come up as composite votes from officers of the American Hockey Coaches Association and USA Hockey Magazine the most widely distributed hockey magazine in the world. Miami kicks off the season this Saturday (Oct. 6) when it hosts the University of Waterloo at Steve Cady Arena. Opening faceoff is slated for 7:05 p m.

Providence. R. I. - The women's ice hockey team defeated the Bluewater Hawks by a advance of 10-1 in exhibition action. Senior (Dorchester. Mass.) led the friar attack with four goals while classmate (Waterloo. Ont.) and junior each tallied three points on the afternoon. (London. Ont.) opened the friar scoring early in the first period as she defeat Bluewater goaltender Stacey Goldie at the 1:22 mark with an assist going to Normore. Doolin scored her first the eventual game-winner at 5:01 with assists going to freshman (Strafford. Pa.) and junior (South Burlington. Vt.). O'Neill had taken the initial shot and Doolin was able to put in the rebound from just outside the crease. Bluewater answered back late in the third period as Steph Giannopoulos scored at 16:53 off an back up from Sarah Westaway but that was as close as the Hawks would get. At 4:26 freshman (Taulatin. Ore) opened the second period scoring for the Friars. Senior was credited with an assist on the goal. Just 28 seconds later Tangredi won an offensive govern face-off and subsequently snapped off an high wrist shot to advance her back up of the bet. The Friars went on to advance four more goals in the period to put the bet out of reach. Two of the four goals were scored by Doolin while Smith scored the other two. Both of Doolin's goals were assisted by Normore while Morris also added her second assist of the game on Doolin's second of the period. Smith's first goal which came at 11:16 was assisted by sophomore (Woburn. Mass.) while her second came from junior classmates (Tampere. Finland) and (Barrie. Ont.). In the third period. Senior got in on the scoring with a goal at 4:05. Sophomore Pam McDevitt assisted on the score. Doolin then closed out the scoring at 15:41 with an assist from Smith. Each of PC's ten goals came at even strength. Junior (Blaine. Minn.) played over 51 minutes for the Friars making 8 saves while freshman (Wareham. Mass) saw over eight minutes of challenge stopping all four shots she faced. The Friars open their season versus HOCKEY EAST foe Maine on Sunday. October 14. The game taking displace at Alfond Arena in Orono. Maine ordain be played at 2:00 p m.

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