Letters To The Editor St. Louis Blues hockey! On the St. Louis Blues hockey team there was a lot of trading. Theonly person that has been traded and traded back is kelly chase. http://littleplanettimes.com/v4/letkevin.htm
Extractions: On the St. Louis Blues Hockey team there was a lot of trading. Since the 1991-1992 season, the Blues have traded everyone. The only person that has been traded and traded back is Kelly Chase. Kelly Chase is one of our best fighters. He's improved a lot since he's been traded. Kelly Chase is a great player.
Cornell University - Field Hockey - Official Athletic Site 2002 Field hockey Roster. Sarah, Attack, SR, 55, Bethesda-Chevy chase HS, Chevy chase,Md. 21, Soltis, kelly, Midfield/Back, JR, 5-6, Pompton Lakes HS, Pompton Lakes, NJ. http://cornellbigred.fansonly.com/sports/w-fieldh/mtt/corn-w-fieldh-mtt.html
Extractions: Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. High School Hometown Ade, Samantha Attack SR Episcopal Academy Ardmore, Pa. Balzer, Kirsten Back FR Souderton Area HS Souderton, Pa. Barndt, Laura Back SR Northern HS Dillsburg, Pa. Blutinger, Lori Goalkeeper SO Ocean City Ocean City, N.J. Burns, Karleigh Midfield JR Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Ambler, Pa. Corcoran, Blair Midfield FR Downingtown HS Downingtown, Pa. Costabile, Sommer Midfield/Back JR Lower Dauphin HS Grantville, Pa. Davis, Lauren Midfield FR Wicomico HS Delmar, Md. Dunn, Danielle Attack SO Notre Dame HS Villanova, Pa. Gardner, Kimmy Back JR Episcopal Academy Paoli, Pa. Grace, Lindsay Midfield/Back JR Notre Dame Ardmore, Pa. Huang, Julie Attack SO Wootton HS North Potomac, Md. Maher, Stephanie Attack SO Hershey HS Hershey, Pa. Mirasol, Carissa Attack JR Fairfax HS Fairfax, Va. Nordstrom, Sarah Back SR Pocomoke HS Pocomoke City, Md. O'Rourke, Annie Attack SR West Essex HS Essex Fells, N.J. Rosenbaum, Sarah Attack SR Bethesda-Chevy Chase HS Chevy Chase, Md.
Quinnipiac University - Official Athletic Site hockey Game Box Score (Final) Bentley vs QUIN (Feb 08, 2003 at Northford 7 8 21 BrianHerbert 9 2 17 Jeremy chase 5 7 4 6 19 Josh Thompson 3 2 12 John kelly 4 7 http://quinnipiacbobcats.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/recaps/020803aaa.html
Extractions: Men's Ice Hockey Team Rolls Past Bentley, 5-1 Five different players score a goal as Bobcats win second straight Feb. 8, 2003 Five different players scored a goal as the Quinnipiac University men's ice hockey team kept pace in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference with a 5-1 triumph over Bentley College on Saturday night. Quinnipiac improved to 17-7-1, 15-4-1 in the MAAC with a victory in front of a sellout crowd. Bentley dropped to 11-13, 10-8 in the MAAC.
Jr "A" Hockey businessman Larry Lipscomb. Former 11 year NHL veteran kelly chase servesas the team Director of hockey Operations. The former King http://www.icepark.org/jr_a_hockey/jr_a_hockey_main.htm
Extractions: Our Community ...back to top Springfield may be one of the country's most common city names, but our Springfield, is anything but common.The state's third-largest city is a great place to play Jr. "A" hockey. Everything you need is here great schools, top-notch entertainment, superior facilities, an active arts community, beautiful neighborhoods, opportunities for outdoor recreation, and a temperate climate that gives a taste of the four seasons. Our fans are enthusiastic and friendly, and our growing city is always improving what it has to offer. Education is a top priority here, whether you need to finish high school or take college classes. The Springfield R-12 School District strives to provide the best possible resources, facilities and opportunities for all students. Springfield is home to nearly 50 public parks, seven public swimming pools, indoor tennis facilities, and dozens of golf courses. Springfield is in the middle of Missouri's lake country, with plenty of opportunities for hunting and fishing. More than 75 percent of the state's waterways, including nine lakes, are within a 90-minute drive. Our Program ...back to top Building A Tradition of Sucess ...Thoughout both college and professional levels of hockey, the Springfield Spirit are quickly becoming one of the top Junior A programs in the United States. A leading member of the North American Hockey League, our organization prides itself in providing players a training ground to develop skills for making the transition to college and professional play.
Green Bay Press-Gazette Sports - Junior Hockey: Gamblers Fall In Overtime the Gamblers 43 in a United States hockey League game Tyler Howells scored both onassists from chase Watson Josh Hansen, kelly Plude and TJ Fox scored for the http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/sports/archive/sports_8449420.shtml
Extractions: Press-Gazette Gamblers hockey preview Who, when, where: Green Bay Gamblers vs. Topeka ScareCrows, 7:05 p.m. today, Kansas ExpoCentre, Topeka, Kan.; Waterloo Black Hawks, 5:05 p.m. Sunday, Young Arena, Waterloo, Iowa. Radio: WECB (104.3 FM) and online at www.gamblershockey.com ScareCrows update: Black Hawks update: Gamblers update: Send your questions and comments to Gannett Wisconsin Online /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' '
HOCKEY VACOUVER CANUCKS hockey VACOUVER CANUCKS. Anson Carver, Andrew Cassels, Andrew Chambers, Shawn Chara,Zdeno Charron, Eric Chartrand, Brad chase, kelly Chebaturkin, Vladimir http://www.webspawner.com/users/hockey3210/
Extractions: THE CANUCKS ARE RACING FOR A PLAY OFF SPOT. ONLY 4 POINTS AWAY AT TIMES. THEY HAVE ALMOST COMPLETLY CHANGED THE TEAM, IN THE LAST 5 YEARS. NO MORE PAVEL. NO MORE MOGILNEY. IT'S TO BAD. EVEN THOUGHT WE GOUGHT RIDE OF OUR TO SCORES OUR TEAM HAS SEEMED TO IMPROVE. I THOUGHT THE MOGILNY TRADE WAS CRAPE BUT KNOW I AM STARTING TO LIKE IT.
LCS Hockey - Hey, Hey, Hey...News! ST. LOUIS REACQUIRE kelly chase. The St. Louis Blues today made alate adjustment to their roster before Wednesday's season-opener http://www.lcshockey.com/extra/1998/0930nhl.asp
Extractions: TKACHUK RETURNS TO COYOTES Phoenix Coyotes All-Star left winger Keith Tkachuk, who was involved in a contract dispute and suspended by the team last Friday for refusing to play in the final preseason game, has returned to the team in time for the season opener against the Chicago Blackhawks. The Coyotes had asked Tkachuk to sit out preseason games while they continued contract re-negotiations. The situation became confusing when Phoenix requested that he play in the final preseason game against Dallas. Acting on prior instructions, Tkachuk refused and was suspended. The two sides have agreed to discuss a contract extension at the conclusion of the 1997-98 season. Last season he became the first player in NHL history to lead the league in goals while having more than 200 penalty minutes. ST. LOUIS RE-ACQUIRE KELLY CHASE The St. Louis Blues today made a late adjustment to their roster before Wednesday's season-opener by re-acquiring right wing Kelly Chase from the Toronto Maple Leafs for future considerations. Chase, 29, played his first five NHL seasons (1989-94) with St. Louis, and still ranks third on the team's all-time penalty minutes list (1,005), behind only Brian Sutter and Barclay Plager.
LCS Hockey : Team Reports : St. Louis Blues kelly chase picked up his second and third goals of the season in a 33second spanlate in the first, and Jim Campbell and Craig Conroy scored in LCS hockey. http://www.lcshockey.com/issues/115/stl.asp
Extractions: C - Craig Conroy, Mike Eastwood, Pascal Rheaume, Pierre Turgeon, Michal Handzus. LW - Geoff Courtnall, Tony Twist, Pavol Demitra. RW - Jim Campbell, Kelly Chase, Scott Pellerin, Scott Young, Jamal Mayers. D - Marc Bergevin, Jeff Finley, Rory Fitzpatrick, Al MacInnis, Chris McAlpine, Rudy Poeschek, Chris Pronger, Jamie Rivers, Ricard Persson. G - Grant Fuhr, Jamie McLennan, Scott Roche, Jim Carey. Geoff Courtnall, lw (post-concussion syndrome 12/9, day-to-day); Grant Fuhr, g (knee 2/6, four to six weeks); Rudy Poeschek, d (sprained ankle 2/24, day-to-day); Chris Pronger, d (bruised ankle 2/15, day-to-day); Rich Parent, g (scrotal contusion 2/13, three weeks); Michael Handzus, c (shoulder 3/7, day-to-day).
University Of Denver - General Releases - Official Athletic Site Bjorn Engstrom, Men's Ice hockey, Gold, 3.965. Sanna Virtanen, Women's Skiing, Gold,3.957. chase kelly, Men's Swimming, Gold, 3.955. Kris Trbovich, Women's Golf, Gold,3.952. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/denv/genrel/013002aaa.html
Extractions: Jan. 30, 2002 More than half of the University of Denver student-athlete population was recently honored for achieving at least a 3.00 GPA during the 2000-01 academic year. Of Denver's 315 athletes, 176 students received either a bronze (3.00-3.29), silver (3.30-3.69), or gold (3.70-4.00) medallion based on their GPA. Over one-fifth of Denver's student athletes were awarded with the gold medal. The University of Denver athletic program has come a long way since its transition to Division I four years ago. From the surprise success of the ski team that won back-to-back national championships the last two years to the revival of the hockey team as a national powerhouse, the Denver athletics program is quickly developing a winning tradition. It takes a special athlete to prosper in the classroom and on the field. A gifted few are able compete at college sports highest level, and flourish under the strict academic standards that are presented in a college such as the University of Denver. That is why it's impressive that so many of Denver's student-athletes achieved a 3.00 GPA or higher. The 176 athletes honored, as organized by their GPA:
2003 World Junior Hockey Championship One of the favored pasttimes of hockey players is, of course to see here. That mightmake it seem like kelly had gone on something of a wild goose chase. http://www.canadianhockey.ca/e/teams/mens/junior/2003/news/fea033.html
Extractions: NHL.com Cup Crazy Stats Schedules BroadbandTV Coolest Kids Official Shop Jobs Trivia Team Sites Anaheim Atlanta Boston Buffalo Calgary Carolina Chicago Colorado Columbus Dallas Detroit Edmonton Florida Los Angeles Minnesota Montreal Nashville New Jersey NY Islanders NY Rangers Ottawa Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh San Jose St. Louis Tampa Bay Toronto Vancouver Washington Affiliate Sites CHA AHL ECHL Welcome to the NHL.com Network Team Canada Watches with Interest On Monday night, head coach Mark Habscheid and assistant Mike Kelly were also in attendance, but for them this was not recreation but rather preparation. Their interest was not casual but rather clinical. Canadian head coach Mark Habscheid called advance scouting "the homework" that is part of the coaches' lot at this tournament. Meanwhile assistant coach Mario Durocher was several hundred kilometres away in Sydney, winding up his advance work on the teams in Group A that Canada could face in cross-over play in the elimination round that begins on January 2 in Halifax. "Homework" is a fitting description: Toil that goes largely unseen but is necessary for passing on-ice tests. When the coaches are not on the ice with the players at practice or behind the bench during games, they’re either doing advance scouting at games, reviewing videotape of upcoming opponents, or meeting to discuss strategy. The world junior tournament is an intense couple of weeks for the players but maybe even more so for the coaches.
Molson Hockey League Home Page The Molson hockey League Updated 2 April 1999. CHAMBERS SHAWN DALRD $1,900,000 CHARAZDENO NYILD $875,000 CHARRON ERIC CGYRD $280,000 chase kelly STLRW $425,000 http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Field/2855/hsals.htm
Hockey Quotes -- Volume 2 A coloring book that Joey hasn't finished. kelly chase, asked to name JoeyKocur's favorite book. I'ma hockey player, not a fashion model. Shayne http://www.geocities.com/bluliner_55/Quotes2.html
Hockey Autograph Listing Copeland Online Collectibles. hockey Autograph Listing. Each item comes with a certificateof authenticity and moneyback guarantee. Jim Carey, $25. kelly chase, $25. http://www.webcom.com/collectr/hockey.html
Extractions: Each item comes with a certificate of authenticity and moneyback guarantee. Click on the highlighted names to view our sample offerings Player Photo Sid Abel Lou Angotti Jason Arnott Bill Barber Andy Bathgate Jean Beliveau Marcel Bonin Mike Bossy Butch Bouchard Johnny Bower Martin Brodeur John Bucyk Pavel Bure Jim Carey Kelly Chase Gerry Cheevers Chris Chelios Dino Ciccarelli Paul Coffey Craig Conroy Yvan Cournoyer Alexandre Daigle Eric Daze Dennis DeJordy Alex Delvecchio Gilbert Dionne Marcel Dionne Fern Flaman Theo Fleury Peter Forsberg Emile Francis Bill Gadsby Boom Boom Geoffrion Eddie Giacomin Doug Gilmour Michel Goulet Ron Greschner Wayne Gretzky Glenn Hall Dominik Hasek Guy Hebert Ken Hodge Harry Howell Bobby Hull Brett Hull Dennis Hull Jaromir Jagr Tom Johnson Ed Jovanovski Paul Kariya Red Kelly Dave Keon Elmer Lach Guy Lafleur Pat Lafontaine Jaques Lapierriere Guy LaPointe John LeClair Brian Leetch Claude Lemieux Nicklas Lidstrom Eric Lindros Ted Lindsay Harry Lumley Al MacInnis Frank Mahovlich Ab McDonald John McKenzie Kyle McLaren Kirk McLean Scott Mellanby Mark Messier Rick Middleton Stan Mikita Doug Mohns Dickie Moore Ken Morrow Bill Mosienko Ron Murphy Joe Nieuwendyck Owen Nolan Murray Oliver Zigmund Palffy Brad Park Gil Perreault Pierre Pilote Bob Probert Chuck Rayner Ken Reardon Henri Richard Maurice Richard Mike Richter Luc Robataille Patrick Roy Joe Sakic Geoff Sanderson Serge Savard
Canisius College - Hockey Box - Bentley - 1/31/03 200203 Canisius College Ice hockey Bentley vs G A PIM Sh +/- 2 Ryan kelly .. 0 2 1 -1 7 *Josh chase .. http://www.canisius.edu/athletics/teams/hockey/box_scores/013103.asp
Www.littleeast.com/fh/lecfhchamp99.txt Left Team Goal (Assists) 1OT 615 KS kelly Smith (Beth chase) Goalie Saves semifinalround of the Little East Conference field hockey championship being http://www.littleeast.com/fh/lecfhchamp99.txt
Extractions: For Immediate Release 1999 Little East Conference Field Hockey Championship Tournament Seedings: 1. Keene State College 2. Southern Maine 3. Plymouth State 4. UMass Dartmouth 5. Eastern Connecticut First Round, Thursday, October 29 Game One at UMass Dartmouth 1 Eastern Connecticut at Keene, N.H. Semifinals, Saturday, October 30 Game Two Keene State 1 UMass Dartmouth (OT) (see story below) Game Three Plymouth State 4 Southern Maine (see story below) Championship, Sunday, November 1 Game Four Keene state 1 Plymouth State (OT) (see story below) ****************************************************************************************** Sunday, October 31, 1999 KEENE STATE DEFEATS PLYMOUTH STATE IN OVERTIME, 1-0 OWLS SUCCESSFULLY DEFEND LITTLE EAST CONFERENCE FIELD HOCKEY TITLE KEENE, N.H. For the second consecutive year, the Little East Conference field hockey championship belongs to Keene State College. Kelly Smith's goal seven minutes and fifty-seven seconds into the first overtime period lifted the Owls to a 1-0 victory over rival Plymouth State College to give KSC the 1999 title in a game played Sunday at Owl Complex. It was the second straight overtime- winner for Smith, the Tournament MVP, who sent KSC into the championship with a game - winner in OT against UMass-Dartmouth on Saturday. The winning goal, Smith's 16th of the season, was set up by a lead pass from Melissa Harnch-Smith. "We had a break-away and Melissa made a nice pass to me," said Smith, a junior forward from Lisbon, N.H. "I was open and I hit it hard and fortunately it went in." "After yesterday's game, I was pretty tired, but I wanted to find away to be in the play to get us the win," she said. "It was very appropriate that Kelly got the winner," said KSC coach Amy Watson. "She was all over the field today." The top seed in the Tournament, Keene State had all it could handle in the early going from the Panthers, who tested Owl goalie Lindsay Hamilton on several occasions. Megan Fournier was stopped on a pair of corner opportunities and Ang Grady had a shot from the right side that just missed the far post. Plymouth adapted well to playing on KSC's turf field. "Our style of play is conducive to turf. We're happy to play on it." said PSC coach Abby Burbank, whose team goes to 7-11. "It was a great championship game. Both teams played well throughout the game and that was great to see." "You put these two teams on the field and it doesn't matter what the records are, you're going to get a great game," added Watson. The statistics indicated the closeness of the game. Plymouth had a slim 12-11 advantage on shots and had a 15 to 10 advantage in penalty corners. Both goalies came up with big saves throughout the game. Hamilton had nine saves for KSC while Martha Dennery, the Panther's goalie, finished with five saves. Keene State (14-6) will now await word on a possible ECAC Tournament berth. "Winning this will help us, "Watson said. "There are a lot of other teams sitting out there in the same situation. We'll see where we end up." At Keene, N.H. 1 2 OT Final Plymouth State (7-11) = Keene State (14-6) 1 = 1 Scoring Half Time Left Team Goal (Assists) 1OT 7:03 KS Kelly Smith (Melissa Harnch-Smith) Goalie Saves: KS Lindsay Hamilton 9 PS Martha Dennerly 5 Penalty Corners: KS 10 PS 15 Shots: KS 11 PS 12 1999 LEC FIELD HOCKEY ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Alison Drury, Southern Maine; Sarah Tuxbury, UMass Dartmouth; Jennifer Burrows, UMass Dartmouth; Megan Fournier, Plymouth State; Jill Sutherland, Plymouth State; Jaci Harradon, Plymouth State; Katie Dodge, Plymouth State; Melissa Harnch-Smith, Keene State; Kathleen Marucci, Keene State; Lindsay Hamilton, Keene State; Carrie Trudeau, Keene State; Kelly Smith, Keene State MVP: Kelly Smith, Keene State ****************************************************************************************** Saturday, October 30, 1999 Little East Connference Championship Tournament Semifinals Game One Top Seeded Owls Edge Corsairs in Overtime Smith's Goal Sends Defending Champions Into Championship Game KEENE, N.H. 10/30/99 - Kelly Smith's (Lisbon, N.H.) goal eight minutes and 45 seconds in the first overtime was the difference as top-seed Keene State College escaped with a 1-0 victory over fourth ranked UMass-Dartmouth in a semifinal game of the Little East Conference field hockey tournament, Saturday at Owl Stadium Complex. Smth's game winner was set up by a feed from Beth Chase (Kensington, NH.). "I just gave it a good hit and it went in," said Kelly, who notched her team and conference-leading 15th goal of the season. "It went to the corner and she probably didn't see it." Keene State, which had a 24-0 shot advantage, dominated play throughout the game. "We dominated, but it just took us a long time to put the ball in the net," said KSC coach Amy Watson. Their goalie was fantastic." Jennifer Burrows (Hubbardston, Mass.) finished with 10 saves. KSC goalie Lindsay Hamilton (Brattleboro, Vt.) fnished without a save. The defending LEC Champions, Keene State improve to 13-6. UMass-Dartmouth goes to 9-9. Keene State will face Plymouth State in a rematch of last year's Championshipthe on Sunday at noon. at Keene, N.H. UMass-Dartmouth (9-9) = Keene State (13-6) 1 = 1 Scoring Half Time Left Team Goal (Assists) 1OT 6:15 KS Kelly Smith (Beth Chase) Goalie Saves: KS Lindsay Hamilton UMD Jennifer Burrows 10 Penalty Corners: KS 12 UMD Shots: KS 24 UMD Game Two Third Seeded Panthers Knock Huskies Out of Little East Tournament KEENE, N.H. The third seeded Plymouth State College Panthers got goals from four different players and goalies Martha Dennerly (Concord, N.H./Concord HS) and Lindsey Breda (Londonderry, N.H./Londonderry HS) combined to stop four shots as the Panthers defeated the University of Southern Maine Huskies, 4-0, in the semifinal round of the Little East Conference field hockey championship being hosted at Keene State College. The victory vaults the Panthers into Sunday's championship game against the top- seeded Keene State Owls who knocked off the upset-minded University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Corsairs, 1-0, in overtime. Plymouth State is now 7-10 on the season. Southern Maine dropped its sixth straight game to fall to 10-10. Plymouth State senior forward Jill Sutherland (Rockport, Mass./Rockport HS) broke a scoreless tie with 7:05 left in the first half knocking home a pass from sophomore Megan Fournier (East Waterboro, Maine/Massabesic HS) for her team-leading eighth goal of the season. Sophomore Nicole Lauriat (Greenfield, Mass./Greenfield HS) made it 2-0 with 2:59 left before the break with her third goal of the season assisted by sophomore Katie Dodge (Sanborton, N.H./Winnisquam HS). The Panthers iced the game with a pair of unassisted insurance goals by Fournier and freshman Kristie Wheeler (Brandon, Vt./Otter Valley HS) late in the second half. Dennerly made four saves before giving way to Breda with just under eight minutes to play. Southern Maine sophomore goalie Andrea Guerette (Fairfield, Maine/Lawrence HS) had 13 saves for the Huskies. at Keene, N.H. Plymouth State (7-10) 2 2 = 4 Southern Maine (10-10) = Scoring Half Time Left Team Goal (Assists) 1st 7:05 PS Jill Sutherland (Megan Fournier) 1st 2:59 PS Nicole Lauriat (Katie Dodge) 2nd 8:16 PS Fournier (unassisted) 2nd 5:22 PS Kristie Wheeler (unassisted) Goalie Saves: SM Andrea Guerette 13 PS Martha Dennerly 4, Lindsey Breda Penalty Corners: SM 7 PS 14 Shots: SM 4 PS 19 Defensive Saves: SM Kim Cochrane, Erin Hamblen ******************************************************************************************
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