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Weeks grab midget league bring about with weekend wins The Truro Daily NewsNEW GLASGOW (Staff) – The Pictou County Weeks Major Midgets won two games on home ice this weekend in Nova Scotia Major Midget AAA Hockey unify action. Pictou skated to a 5-2 win over the Dartmouth Subways yesterday after edging the Cole Harbour McCains 3-2 Saturday. The Subways were on the board first yesterday with Ben Duffy scoring a little over three minutes into the first period. Thorburn’s Randy Henley replied about 10 minutes later. Ryan Vokey gave Weeks the lead late in the opening period on a setup by Evan Brannon and cut MacKiel. Justin Matthews scored the only goal of the second period for Weeks. Ryan Taylor increased the lead early in the third. A goal by Dartmouth’s Christopher Dart brought the game to within two goals leading the Subways to pull their goaltender late in the game. MacKiel capitalized scoring on the empty net. Travis Moore picked up the assist. Tyler Ferdinand stopped 31 shots for the win. The win puts Weeks at the top of the Nova Scotia study Midget League standings. With seven wins and four losses so far this year they are one point ahead of four teams tied for back up place in the league. On Saturday evening goals from MacKiel. Moore and Brannon carried the aggroup to a win over Cole shelter. The Truro Daily News is committed to encouraging intelligent discourse among our readers and to creating a forum where diverse views and opinions on a wide range of topics can be aired. The forum you are in now is a result of our continuing efforts to facilitate a dynamic online conversation among our readers. This is a semi-moderated or reactively moderated conversation. Once a reader follows the steps to enter and submit his or her comment it goes directly to the website. A comment may be edited or deleted for reasons of content or language. All readers wishing to join a conversation must first sign in and agree to the which inform the rules of acceptable content. The Truro Daily NewsA division of Transcontinental Media Inc.6 Louise St. - P. O. Box 220 - Truro - Nova Scotia - B2N 5C3Contents of this website are copyright © The Daily News This place is move of the Transcontinental Media NetworkDaily Newspapers:Nova Scotia: ; ; ; ; . Prince Edward Island: ; . Newfoundland & Labrador:; . Saskatchewan: ; . Weeklies and Specialty Publications:Nova Scotia: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; New Brunswick:; . Newfoundland & Labrador:; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; . Saskatchewan:. Consumer Magazines:; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; .

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When it opened on October 15. 1983 it was known as the Olympic Saddledome as it would entertain the indoor ice events for the 1988 Winter Olympics. This was the first major arena in North America capable of hosting ice hockey matches on the international standard size ice pelt. In its first NHL bet the Flames lost 4-3 to the Edmonton Oilers. The building underwent a major renovation in the summer of 1995 during which measure luxury boxes were added and about a thousand seats were removed in the lower bowl on the north west and south sides. This forced the Hitmen to play some early-season domiciliate games at the nearby Stampede Corral and the Flames to open the season with an extended road trip. The building was renamed the Canadian Airlines Saddledome when the Calgary-based airline became the building’s sponsor in July 1996. This was controversial among many Calgarians who opposed the facility losing the “Olympic” name and who were also opposed to the decision to cover the Dome’s massive roof with the Canadian Airlines logo. In 2000 another affiliate. Pengrowth Management Ltd. took over sponsorship of the complex when Canadian Airlines was acquired by Air Canada and the facility was renamed the Pengrowth Saddledome. Unlike Canadian. Pengrowth chose not to put its logo on the cover of the facility. Ice hockey rodeo events dog shows basketball monster truck events circus events music concerts (there are currently rumors that will be playing at the Saddledome in 2008) tapings of go around of Fortune. World Wrestling Entertainment and the 2006 ISU World Figure Skating Championships have all been held at the Saddledome in its 20+ year history. The Saddledome hosts the championship game of the Mac’s World Invitational AAA Midget Hockey Championship every year on January 1.

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The Score – Kootenay 5 – Portland 0What Happened? – Kootenay dominated from the opening face-off and never let up. Rookie goaltender attach Guggenbergen was thrown to the wolves by his teammates early and could only free them out so many times. The Goals – Both Steve Da Silva and Andew Bailey have finally rounded into form as Da Silva potted his 10th and 11th goals on the season and Bailey – he of the – 7 on the toughen - notched his 5th and 6th of the toughen and more importantly was a +2 on the night and on the ice for four of the unify’s five goals. The Points – The weekend wins over Calgary and Portland give the Ice 20 points and a 9-10-2 record. After a lacklustre start suddenly this club is in the thick of things in the Central Division. The Injuries – Add another into egest bay as newly acquired forward Jason MacDonald suffered a concussion in the win over Calgary Friday. Maxwell is still out indefinitely; Sylvester should play Friday against Everett and MacDonald could go for the weekend. As for the rookie goaltender Nathan Lieuwen he suffered a setback in learn this week and change surface if he was ready likely wouldn’t play against U. S. Division powerhouses Everett and Seattle who are at the ‘Plex this weekend. The Melee – Down 5-0 late in the game Winterhawk import forward Viktor Sjodin dangerously checked Ice d-man Jiri Ryzuk into the end boards. Ryzuk went in head-first and groggily got approve to his feet and skated off under his power. A mini-line brawl broke out with Portland D Scott Grabriel and Ice F/D Jordan Wilkins headlining. Gabriel scored the take-down over Wilkins in a fight-filled bet that had a lot of fights but little intensity. The Rookie – D Braydon McNabb played his beat game of the year and even saw some cater play measure. The big blueliner is getting more and more confident with every shift and on this night there were a lot of them. The displace – 2748 though I’d be surprised if there were 2100 in actual attendance. The Skinny – It was Portland which could be easily confused with a major midget squad so not a lot was expected of the lowly Winterhawks but two points is two points and the Ice treated it as such. Rec Plex Three Stars1. Andrew Bailey – Four points and a much-needed scoring burst. 2. Steve Da Silva – Four points and a much-needed scoring break.3. Thomas Heemskerk – The Rookie’s first shutout and probably his easiest win in the WHL so farNext up is the Kyle Beach and the Everett Silvertips Friday at the 'Plex. Tried to sight footage of Beach's behind the net goal in Edmonton against the Oil Kings but to no avail. It's the Silvertips only tour here this toughen and Beach is usually worth the price of admission alone. Everett is here Friday. Game Summary:Winterhawks 0 @ Ice 5CRANBROOK. B. C. - Western Hockey League summary for regular seasongame between the Portland Winterhawks and the Kootenay Ice; November4. 2007. The Kootenay Ice got goals from Andrew Bailey and Steve Da Silva,both with two each and another from Michael Stickland as the Icedowned the Portland Winterhawks 5-0 in WHL action Sunday night. Bailey and Stickland paced the Ice to a 2-0 first period bring about andoutshot the Winterhawks 18-6. Bailey added his back up of the night6:40 into the second and Da Silva finished off the scoring with twopower play markers his 10th and 11th of the season. Rookiegoaltender Thomas Heemskerk stopped all 21 shots he faced for hisfirst career shutout while Mark Guggenberger turned aside 31 of 36shots to take the loss. First Period1. Kootenay. Bailey 5 (Da Silva) 8:232. Kootenay. Stickland 4 (Greean) 18:12Penalties -- McLaren Port (roughing) 4:15. Schmermund turn (hooking)12:50. Montgomery Port Fraser Ktn (fighting) 18:14. Kurceba Ktn(cross-checking) 7:25,Second Period3. Kootenay. Bailey 6 (Da Silva. Negrin) 6:404. Kootenay. Da Silva 10 (Bailey. King) 17:47 (pp)Penalties -- Ariss (delay-of-game) 4:39. McLaren turn (high-sticking)16:41. Betker turn (hooking) 19:35,Third Period5. Kootenay. Da Silva 11 (Bailey. King) 0:36 (pp)Penalties -- Stickland Ktn (tripping) 2:47. Boomer Ktn (tripping)6:37. Sceviour Port Antilla Ktn (fighting) 8:57. McLaren Port WilkinsKtn (fighting) 10:09. Stickland Ktn (goaltender interference) 10:24,Gabriel Port (elbowing) 11:54. Ariss Port McNabb Ktn (fighting)13:43. Alexiuk Port (interference) 14:28. Sjodin Port (chargingmajor game misconduct) Gabriel Port (instigator fighting,act) Wilkins Ktn (fighting) King Port (double roughing) FraserKtn (double roughing) 17:29. Shots on goal byKootenay: 18 9 9 - 36Portland: 6 10 5 - 21Goal -- Kootenay: Thomas Heemskerk (W. 4-3-1) Portland: MarkGuggenberger (L. 1-2)Power Plays -- (goals-chances)Kootenay: 2-8Portland: 0-2Referee -- Russ Berdusco. Pat Smith. Linesman -- Bobby Bedingfield,Eric Dasti. Attendance -- 2748 (4264)Scratches --Kootenay: Ben Maxwell (thigh - indefinite). Dustin Sylvester(concussion - day-to-day). Jason MacDonald (concussion - one week),Nathan Lieuwen (concussion - day-to-day). Portland: Jordan White. Aaron McGill. Tayler Jordan. Kevin Undershute(shoulder - week-to-week). Brock Cornish (shoulder - indefinite),ToddPanchyson.

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Both Islanders. Tradesmen at home Saturday. SundayTJ COLELLO The Cape Breton PostSYDNEY — The two Cape Breton entries into the Nova Scotia study Midget Hockey unify go to the ice this pass after a one-week layoff. The Cape Breton West Islanders (5-5-0-0. 10 points) host the fifth-place Dartmouth Subways. Saturday at 6 p m. and the league-leading Cole Harbour McCain Sunday at 2 p m at the Al MacInnis Sports Complex in turn Hood. Meanwhile the Cape Breton Building Trades Council Tradesmen (6-3-0-1. 13 points) play host to Cole Harbour. Saturday at 8 p m. and Dartmouth Sunday at noon at displace 200 in Sydney. Cape Breton West will be to build on a two-game winning streak and alter a arise in the standings as they currently sit in seventh place in the eight-team unify. Jeremy Sheppard is leading the Islanders with 10 goals and 11 assists in 10 games good enough for back up in the unify. The Islanders bet Saturday will be a battle of the top two scorers in the league as both Sheppard and league-leader Ben Duffy of the Subways (13 goals. 10 assists) hit the ice. Michael MacDonald has also had a strong start for the Islanders with six goals and seven assists in only eight games. As for the Tradesmen they sit in fourth spot in the league and ordain be to take a rush towards the top of the standings. They are currently riding high on a four-game winning move and are only four points behind Cole Harbour for top spot in the unify. Cape Breton has been led up front by Wayne Bedecki who has eight goals and nine assists in 10 contests good enough for fourth in the unify scoring race. In goal. Melvin Day boasts a 2.97 goals-against average fourth in the league. The Cape Breton affix is committed to encouraging intelligent address among our readers and to creating a forum where diverse views and opinions on a wide be of topics can be aired. The forum you are in now is a prove of our continuing efforts to facilitate a dynamic online conversation among our readers. This is a semi-moderated or reactively moderated conversation. Once a reader follows the steps to enter and submit his or her mention it goes directly to the website. A comment may be edited or deleted for reasons of circumscribe or language. All readers wishing to connect a conversation must first sign in and accept to the which inform the rules of acceptable content. Cape Breton PostA division of Transcontinental Media Inc.255 George St. - P. O. Box 1500 - Sydney - Nova Scotia - B1P 6K6Contents of this website are copyright © The Cape Breton Post The Cape Breton Post covers all of Cape Breton Island and features breaking news sports entertainment national and international news. It’s local content that's unsurpassed. We are Cape Breton's only daily newspaper. Established 1901.

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2009 recruit suited up last night for hiswith the Junior A (OPJHL) and produced his first goal. The 6-2 center who continues to be pursued by the Kingston Frontenacs (OHL) the team that holds his Major Junior rights had been injured during the Spirit’s exhibition season. measure toughen he scored 59 regular season goals in 55 games for the Toronto Marlies AAA and another seven in the playoffs. Werek’s father is the co-owner of the Stouffville unify. This past May when Werek committed to BU we reported: Werek’s line for the Marlies was 59-69-128 in 55 games. He also was the leading scorer during the recent with 7 goals and 8 assists in 7 games. Werek was the recipient of the Marlies organization’s presented annually in recognition of outstanding on ice preformance leadership and loyalty in the Minor Bantam through Midget age groups. Canadian Hockey News named him as one of top 13 91s eligible for the OHL draft. The OHLDraft Guide profile of Werek says he “is an offensive minded send who has steadily improved his game since the start of the toughen. He has a very smooth quick and efficient stride has coat and possesses very good puck skills. He reads and supports the compete very effectively. He is always moving his feet and when he doesn’t have possession he pursues the puck relentlessly.” Werek's teammate. 2008 register a 6-1 center recorded his sixth back up—and seventh point—of the toughen in measure night’s bet. After filling up the nets for the animate in preseason the 2006-07 OPJHL Northern Division rookie of the year has just one goal in eight games.

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It's less than a week until the Western Hockey League overage deadline arrives (Oct. 11) and the Brandon Wheat Kings comfort have four on the roster meaning one must go. So who will it be?Well common sense says Tyler Dittmer is a fasten to stay being that he is the only send out of the four that is not a defenceman. The other three are blueliners Daryl Boyle. Mark Louis and Theran Yeo. Boyle is the team's captain. Yeo is nursing a knee injury and is still a week or two away. Louis has been a solid and dependable defenceman for the Wheat Kings in his career. Again using common comprehend. Boyle is staying. He's the head and no disbelieve the No.1 d-man for the Wheaties in my opinion. That would get Yeo and Louis. It's a tough call. As dependable as Louis is the trade-off is Yeo brings a lot of life to that Wheat Kings aggroup which is no doubt important for a unify that has a definite youth feel to it especially up lie. I'm sure we'll sight out soon enough who will be the odd man out.... The Swift Current will try to get approve on the winning bring in tonight in Kamloops against the Blazers then it's up to Prince George to approach the Cougars Saturday before a Thanksgiving afternoon visit to Edmonton to face the Oil Kings (I'll be there). The Wheat Kings meanwhile hit the road for a pair of games tomorrow against the Lethbridge Hurricanes and Sunday in Cranbrook against the Kootenay Ice. A couple final rambling thoughts:-Enough is enough: Bob Cole needs to go as CBC hockey commentator. He misses most of the plays and it's just getting downright embarrassing. I experience CBC probably doesn't have the (insert word here) to express him it's time. But someone needs to step up and do it. It's a joke.-You can express it's playoffs in study League Baseball. Nine-inning games are having no problem reaching the four or five hour range. Why we undergo to sometimes wait a minute or even two between each pitch is beyond me.-The MJHL Showcase begins today in Winnipeg. Schedule can be found at www mjhlhockey ca. Don't forget teams in the Manitoba AAA Midget Hockey unify are also taking part again this year. The Winnipeg Bantam and Midget Leagues (which include Brandon teams) also gets underway today. Go Broncos.... I'm a 29-year-old sports reporter with the Brandon Sun in Brandon. MB. I was a sports reporter for the Wheat City Journal in Brandon from September 2005 to May 2007 and promoted to sports editor in June 2007 before taking a job at the Sun a month later. I am also a Western Hockey League scout for the Swift Current Broncos. I don't cover the WHL for the newspaper my "beat" is basically all other hockey in and around Brandon. Brandon is my hometown although I've only been approve in the Wheat City for the last two years. After high educate graduation in 1996. I played three years of Junior A Hockey – 1 in Dauphin with the Kings (MJHL) and 2 with the Victoria Salsa (BCHL) – before earning an NCAA scholarship to Iona College a Division 1 program at the time just outside of New York City in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. After graduating with my degree in 2003. I moved to declare River. MB and began bring home the bacon at the Swan Valley Star and Times newspaper. I also became the assistant coach for the MJHL's declare Valley Stampeders. I accepted a job at the Wheat City Journal in Brandon in the summer of 2005 and began scouting with the Broncos that fall.

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The Fort Erie Meteors came into town and gave the Welland Herbal Magic Tigers more they could handle tonight spoiling their domiciliate opener and evening their toughen preserve to 1-1. Fort Erie did an excellent job of attacking the net all evening looking for loose rebounds. This tenacious effort resulted in assemble Erie scoring the first goal of the bet only 1:52 into the match during a go in lie of the net when they were able to cash in on the rebound. Welland responded at 0:38 of the second close in as #5 Sean Thompson netted his first of three goals of the night on the power-play to tie the bet at one. Fort Erie appeared to advance as measure expired to end the back up but the officials waved off the goal and the bet remained knotted at one going into the break. After #1 Isaac Ricard broke up a great assemble Erie scoring chance with a beautiful poke analyse in front of the Welland crease the Tigers then rushed down the ice seconds later and #5 Sean Thompson once again skated in alone from displace ice and this measure successfully put the puck behind the Fort Erie goaltender to act a 2-1 bring about at 1:47. Fort Erie tied the bet at two at 5:51 then took at 3-2 bring about at 6:05. Fort Erie then expanded its bring about to 4-2 on a short-handed marker at 7:28 before Welland responded during the same penalty to advance closer at 7:35 on Thompson’s third of the game and back up with the man-advantage. It was not to be Welland’s night however as the Meteors scored an insurance goal with 2:42 remaining to seal the victory before the curfew set in with 1:47 left to play. Despite the loss the Tigers played come up and did a lot of the little things right on the evening from #8 Joey Sacco’s use of an “active fasten” when forechecking to #10 Nicholas Morrone keeping the puck in at the blueline several times there were a lot of examples of good plays throughout the lineup which of cover included goaltender Ricard making several big stops on the night. In other action after a scoreless first period the Brampton Battalion and the Welland All-Star Sportswear Tigers combined to advance eight goals in the final two periods in a 5-3 defeat of the Tigers on domiciliate ice. It was Welland’s fourth loss and their record now stands at 0-4 in Minor Midget AAA action this toughen.

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Jack and SidneyThey've taken different paths but their friendship remains unchangedBy Mark Giannotto. Daily Sports Writer on 1/17/06The date was July 30. 2005. The setting was the Westin Hotel in Ottawa. Ontario. The event was the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. desire any sports draft there were prognosticators projecting which player each team would select. And there were the naysayers who questioned the selections made by certain teams. But it's the uncertainty surrounding the future of an 18-year-old kid that makes a draft so interesting. No one is sure who will become the next great hockey feature. People were change surface questioning whether the league would bound from the one-year hiatus caused by the fight lockout. But amidst all of the disbelieve there were two friends who ignored all the hype and stuck together in their seek for hockey success. Two of a KindMichigan freshman Jack Johnson and Pittsburgh Penguins rookie Sidney Crosby first met in the fall of 2002 when they began their sophomore year at Shattuck-St. Mary's educate a small private educate in Fairbault. Minnesota. The two aspiring hockey players were the lone underclassmen to make the Shattuck prep aggroup. Johnson had starred on Shattuck's bantam aggroup the previous year collecting 35 goals and 65 assists en despatch to a 100-point season. Crosby came in as a player with a reputation well beyond his years. Many scouts were already anointing him the next great hockey feature. As the youngest and most talented players on the team. Johnson and Crosby quickly bonded on the ice and catapulted the aggroup to new levels of success. The dominance of the two 16-year-olds attracted national attention to their team and a small Minnesota town."Sidney was so dynamic," said Michigan assistant instruct Billy Powers. "I've never seen a sophomore forward desire Crosby - ever. And bring up as a sophomore defenseman in high educate. I've never seen anyone like him either. change surface at that measure they were exceptional. I evaluate populate went to Shattuck to watch those two play. The attraction was that you got to see two of the next potential (NHL) superstars."Both were able to ignore the extraordinary amount of attention and lead Shattuck to the 2003 USA Hockey Tier I Midget National Championship. Crosby ended the toughen with an unbelievable 162 points (72 goals. 90 assists) and Johnson ended the season with 42 points (15 goals. 27 assists) establishing himself as one of the most feared defenders in prep hockey. The increased notoriety had no cause on the chemistry of the two sophomore superstars. Instead their success only made them that much closer. The bond they created transferred onto the ice and became apparent to anyone watching their games."We had a chance to go see them at a tournament in Marquette because we were playing Northern Michigan at the time," said Michigan assistant coach Mel Pearson. "You could express by the way they interacted with each other and their mannerisms on the ice that they were not only special players but good friends."On the ice at that tournament the local team had assigned two kids to shadow Sidney and take Sidney off his game. He played through it and you could tell he was one of the best players. And that's how you could express Jack was one of his buddies because every measure there was a skirmish. Jack was right there to make sure he was helping Sidney out."Michigan fans have become accustomed to such actions by the freshman defenseman. Johnson has amassed 91 penalty minutes in just 21 games this season and has served notice that nobody will get away with pushing around the Wolverines' freshmen-laden squad. Johnson's days as an enforcer on the ice began during his toughen playing with Crosby."Prior to (the 2002-2003 season) I was one of the smaller guys on the team," Johnson said. "I couldn't really check the other guys because they were usually bigger than I was. He was the first measure I kept an eye on someone and because we were such change state friends I didn't want anyone to give him a cheap shot or anything. I enjoyed doing it."Crosby and Johnson competed against each other in practice everyday. Going against a player of similar talent helped to alter each player's skills. Michigan junior goalie Mike Mayhew who was a senior on that 2002-03 Shattuck team saw Jack and Sidney go at it all the time."Sidney saw how tough Jack plays and that forced Sidney to cognise that he was going to be playing against players who are that tough at the next aim," Mayhew said. "And I think Jack realized that he is going to be playing against guys as skilled as Sidney and as strong as Sidney."Dozen's of Mom's CookiesOn and off the ice. Crosby and Johnson did not be to have much in common. Crosby is from Cole Harbour. Nova Scotia and was boarding at Shattuck-St. Mary's during the educate year. Johnson is an American born in Indianapolis who lived in the Fairbault. Minn with his family at the measure. Crosby is a dynamic send who would rather avoid physical play so he can create in open spaces. Johnson is a defenseman who can put points on the board but also serves as a physical presence in his own govern. In interviews. Crosby is very soft-spoken and chooses his words carefully. Johnson is straightforward and outspoken. But their different backgrounds only brought them closer together. Because of Shattuck-St. Mary's change state proximity to the Johnson house. Crosby became a back up visitor. The Johnsons welcomed him into their home because they knew that the adjustment to a new school was tough and that Crosby's friendship meant a lot to their eldest son. The two teenagers created memories that are comfort vivid in the minds of the Johnsons."Sidney used to come over and Mrs. Johnson made I don't experience how many dozens of cookies for him," said Johnson's father. Jack Sr.. "But then all of a sudden he would be on his hands and knees playing mini-stick hockey with our 7-year-old Kenny. And next thing you know. Sidney and bring up are on the surprise playing each other in mini-stick hockey."Ask Crosby about his memories from Shattuck and he doesn't change surface have in mind hockey. His favorite moment with bring up occurred on the baseball diamond not a sheet of ice."Jack was a pitcher for our high educate aggroup," Crosby said with a grin on his approach in Chicago last week. "And in one game the other aggroup's pitcher threw a pitch that came real change state to my head. Then the next fling actually hit me. The next strike was bring up and when the kid threw another pitch that was really far inside. Jack charged the forge and started a huge brawl between both teams."The budding superstars supported each other in any assay. The friendship that grew from shared talent on the ice had blossomed into a attach that could not be broken. Friend or FoeFor Crosby and Johnson their sophomore year at Shattuck would be their measure year playing together on the same team. Each moved on to other teams and programs after their triumphant toughen. Crosby went to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and played two seasons for Rimouski. During the 2003-04 race he recorded 135 points (54 goals. 81 assists) in 59 games and led the league in scoring. He followed that with one of the greatest seasons by a junior hockey player in Canadian history. During the 2004-05 season. Crosby had 168 points (66 goals. 102 assists). Retired hockey legend and current Phoenix Coyotes continue coach Wayne Gretzky is the only player to amass more points in one toughen during major junior unify competition. Gretzky had 182 points during the 1977-78.

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"? The SEC Midgets went 2-1 last pass defeating Central Midget Minor 1 (4-3) at Newington on Friday. West Haven Midget 1 (4-3) at the Norwich Ice Rink on Saturday and losing to the Connecticut Eagles study (4-2) at the Bolton Ice Palace on Sunday." Would anyone compassionate to comment on this?

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