61. The Admirals Crew Milwaukee Admirals booster club site includes club information, members, road trips, past players, team, and Milwaukee hockey. http://www.admirals-crew.com/

62. Falcons-Hockey.com Fan site with AHL team directory, alltime roster, archives, attendance, broadcast information, game reviews, hockey links, message board, multimedia, news, player statistics, profiles, road trips, schedule, standings, team statistics, tickets, and transactions. http://www.falcons-hockey.com/

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65. Official Site Of The Western Collegiate Hockey Association 3) night ­ on the road ­ as St. Cloud State, Minnesota State and Michigan Techall earned Western Collegiate hockey Association victories away from home. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/wcha/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/010403aaa.html

SCSU, MSU, And MTU Win On The Road Friday WCHA's non-conference mark at 48-21-7 (.678). Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article SCSU's Joe Jensen had his first hat trick Friday. Ice Hockey Home HEADLINES Colorado College, Minnesota Take Aim At 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Championship Tonight Minnesota-Duluth Advances To Final Five Semifinals For First Time Ever 2003 Kellogg's WCHA Final Five Consumes Focus For NCAA-Bound WCHA Teams RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire Email this to a friend Jan. 4, 2003 Complete Release in PDF Format Download Free Acrobat Reader MADISON, Wisc. ­ Three teams helped themselves the hard way on Friday (Jan. 3) night ­ on the road ­ as St. Cloud State, Minnesota State and Michigan Tech all earned Western Collegiate Hockey Association victories away from home. SCSU upended host Minnesota, 4-3, to move into a third place tie with the Golden Gophers, the visiting Mavericks edged Wisconsin, 3-2 in overtime, to move into a fifth place tie, and the MTU Huskies blanked host Alaska Anchorage, 4-0, to earn their first league win of the season and also move up one place in the standings. In the league's marquee series at Grand Forks, meanwhile, No. 1-ranked and host North Dakota (18-1-2) and No. 3-ranked and league-leading Colorado College (16-2-3) played to a 4-4 overtime tie Friday ­ a result that left the Tigers' three-point lead over the Fighting Sioux intact heading into tonight's (Jan. 4) contest. And in a non-conference matchup out east, Minnesota Duluth fell 5-2 to Rensselaer.

66. The Official Website Of The Buffalo Sabres Hockey Team On the Sabres 3 game road trip, how many points do you think they willearn? Which is the biggest upset in Olympic hockey history? http://www.sabres.com/cgi-bin/poll/pollnow.cgi?Poll=pollnow34

67. Men's Hockey Earns Road Point At Rensselaer Tigers Remain Men's hockey Earns road Point at Rensselaer Tigers remain unbeaten inthree games with Engineers this season, Feb. 14, 2003. Princeton http://www.collegesports.com/sports/m-hockey/stories/021403aac.html

68. CollegeSports.com - Ice Hockey Maine women's hockey continues road trip in New Hampshire, Army Army hockeyRenews International Rivalry With RMC. Harvard On the road Again. http://www.collegesports.com/sports/m-hockey/uwire/103102aaa.html

Game Audio Live Stats NewsWire Message Boards ... Feedback Other Sports Cross Country Equestrian Fencing Field Hockey ... Wrestling Maine women's hockey continues road trip in New Hampshire By Matt Hritz The Maine Campus ORONO, Maine (U-WIRE) The Maine women's ice hockey team started the 2002-03 season on the road last weekend with two games in Burlington, Vt. against the Vermont Catamounts. The Black Bears came home with two convincing wins and look to continue that trend as they travel to Durham, N.H. to play rival New Hampshire this weekend. "It felt good to get off to a good start with two wins," junior forward Meagan Aarts said. "This weekend was important because it got us into game mode and got us thinking about what we need to work on for next weekend." For her achievements last weekend, Aarts was named the Women's Hockey East Conference Player of the Week. Aarts scored two goals and added two assists. Juniors Karen Droog and Lara Smart also played well with Droog scoring two goals and one assist, and Smart made 20 saves in a 4-0 shutout against the Catamounts. The opening weekend for the Black Bears was a success for the most part with only a few exceptions, according to head coach Rick Filighera.

69. Crucial Road Trip For Red - Cornell Hockey - Ithacajournal.com Nation/World Breaking headlines from The Associated Press. Cornell hockey Friday,February 14, 2003. Crucial road trip for Red Cornell takes on Brown, Harvard http://www.theithacajournal.com/news/stories/20030214/localsports/983296.html

News and information for Ithaca and Tompkins County Home News Communities Classifieds ... cars.com /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel onthe next lines. */var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var product="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code=' ' Sections Local/Regional News from Ithaca, Tompkins County and the Finger Lakes region Obituaries Today's obituaries from The Journal Local Sports Area high school and college sports Cornell Hockey Schedule Season Archive Men's Roster ... Opinion Editorials, letters, columnists Weather Forecast and latest conditions Technology Your guide to the 'Net, gadgets, games and more. Nation/World Breaking headlines from The Associated Press Cornell Hockey - Friday, February 14, 2003 Crucial road trip for Red Cornell takes on Brown, Harvard By CHRISTOPHER FEAVER Journal Staff Cornell Men's Hockey Friday's Game: Cornell (19-4-0, 14-2-0 ECAC) at Brown (10-10-2, 8-7-1) Time: 7 p.m.

70. Big Red Men's Hockey Hits The Road - Cornell Hockey - Ithacajournal.com Cornell hockey Friday, November 15, 2002. Big Red men's hockey hitsthe road By CHRISTOPHER FEAVER Journal Staff. Cornell Men's hockey. http://www.theithacajournal.com/news/stories/20021115/localsports/373729.html

News and information for Ithaca and Tompkins County Home News Communities Classifieds ... cars.com /* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel onthe next lines. */var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var product="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" var s_code=' ' Sections Local/Regional News from Ithaca, Tompkins County and the Finger Lakes region Obituaries Today's obituaries from The Journal Local Sports Area high school and college sports Cornell Hockey Schedule Season Archive Men's Roster ... Opinion Editorials, letters, columnists Weather Forecast and latest conditions Technology Your guide to the 'Net, gadgets, games and more. Nation/World Breaking headlines from The Associated Press Cornell Hockey - Friday, November 15, 2002 Big Red men's hockey hits the road By CHRISTOPHER FEAVER Journal Staff Cornell Men's Hockey Today's Game: Cornell (3-0-0, 2-0-0 ECAC) at Vermont (2-4-2, 0-2-0) TIme: 7 p.m.

71. Lubbock Cotton Kings : Fan Zone : Hockey 101 : Road To The Pros You are 1 of 25 Active Users. BACK TO hockey 101. road TO THE PROSThe Western Professional hockey League is proud to bring the http://www.cottonkings.com/hockey101/roadtopros.asp

You are 1 of 5 Active Users. BACK TO HOCKEY 101 ROAD TO THE PROS: The Western Professional Hockey League is proud to bring the excitement of hockey to Lubbock. Because the WPHL has been designed for growth, and the National Hockey League has enjoyed overwhelming success in untraditional markets like Florida, Texas, and California, the WPHL is positioned to develop future relationships with the NHL and its teams. Players on the Lubbock Cotton Kings roster are under contract to the WPHL and are just a slap shot away from the NHL. To reach this level of professional hockey, a player takes one of two roads, college hockey or junior hockey. A junior player can play until he is 21 and then turn pro or continue his formal education and play at a Canadian University. Hockey Lingo Road to the Pros Game Basics The Rink ... BACK TO HOCKEY 101 Telephone: 806-747-PUCK (7825) - Email: info@cottonkings.com

72. Fairfield University, Official Athletic Site, Ice Hockey hockey Upends Bentley, 32 on the road Devaney nets a goal and an assistin the effort. Nov. 3, 2002. WATERTOWN, Mass. Fairfield http://fairfieldstags.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/recaps/110302aaa.html

Ice Hockey Meet the Team Schedules/Results News/Stats Archives www.fairfield.edu Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Devaney had a goal and an assist, including tonight's game-winner. Ice Hockey Home HEADLINES Metz Earns Itech All-MAAC Second Team Honors Stags Finish with Loss to Iona Porter Nets Two in the Third, but Stags Fall to Sacred Heart 4-3 in Overtime RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire Get Your Stags Gear! Free Email Newsletter Hockey Upends Bentley, 3-2 on the Road Devaney nets a goal and an assist in the effort. Nov. 3, 2002 WATERTOWN, Mass. Fairfield University used three, second period, goals to defeat Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference foe Bentley College, 3-2, spoiling Bentley's home opener. The Falcons of Bentley College got on the board first when junior Joe Lovell scored his first goal of the season at 11:33 of the first period, with helpers being credited to freshman Josh and sophomore Bryan Goodwin. The Falcons would take the one goal cushion into the first intermission. The second period belonged to the Stags. While holding Bentley to just four shots on goal in the period, Fairfield was able to score three unanswered goals. Stags leading scorer, senior captain

73. Fairfield University, Official Athletic Site, Ice Hockey Ice hockey Falls to UConn, 54 on the road Metz registers a pair ofassists. Jan. 10, 2003. STORRS, Conn. - The Fairfield University http://fairfieldstags.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/recaps/011003aaa.html

Ice Hockey Meet the Team Schedules/Results News/Stats Archives www.fairfield.edu Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Wolfe made 28 stops in tonight's effort. Ice Hockey Home HEADLINES Metz Earns Itech All-MAAC Second Team Honors Stags Finish with Loss to Iona Porter Nets Two in the Third, but Stags Fall to Sacred Heart 4-3 in Overtime RELATED LINKS OCSN Newswire Get Your Stags Gear! Free Email Newsletter Ice Hockey Falls to UConn, 5-4 on the Road Metz registers a pair of assists. Jan. 10, 2003 STORRS, Conn. - The Fairfield University hockey team held a 3-1 lead heading into the third period, but gave up three unanswered tallies en route to a 5-4 MAAC loss tonight to the Huskies of the University of Connecticut. The loss drops the Stags to 3-13-1 overall and 2-7-1 in the league. Fairfield jumped on the board at the 3:03 mark of the first period. From in front of the net between the face-off circles, Joseph Maglaque took a shot that bounced in off the pads of UConn goalie Jason Carey. Rae Metz and Ryan Tormey would collect the assists. Exactly four-minutes later, Matt Grew broke out from a face-off past the Stag defense and rocketed one into the top corner of the Fairfield net for a short-handed tally. The Stags dominated the second period, taking a commanding 3-1 lead. After an initial Fairfield shot, Carey could not get a hold to make the save causing a Husky and Stag scramble in the crease pushing the puck of the goal line.

74. Lady Buc Hockey Team Competes On The Road Lady Buc hockey team competes on the road. The Oswego High School girls’hockey team suffered a 50 loss Saturday to Salmon River http://www.valleynewsonline.com/News/2001/1222/Sports/079.html

Front Page Viewpoints Hannibal News Phoenix News ... Archive Archive begins Valley News E-mail Us Newspaper web site content management software and services Sports December 22, 2001 More Sports Headlines Fulton cagers withstand second-half rally to defeat Fowler Fulton Youth Hockey Mite Bs continue to improve Lady Buc hockey team competes on the road Hould’s late goal carries Raider icers to win over Corcoran ... Buc runners compete at Jack Morse Relays Lady Buc hockey team competes on the road The Oswego High School girls’ hockey team suffered a 5-0 loss Saturday to Salmon River High School, out of Fort Covington. Oswego coach Ted Beers said, "Their team has been playing together for a few years now and this year have gone to varsity. They came out strong in the first and scored two goals while shutting us down." The second period saw Oswego give up a shorthanded goal as the home team exploded for three unanswered goals to lead 5-0. However, in the third period, Oswego refused to give up and limited the opposition to just one shot while taking 15 on the Salmon River goalie. Goalie Erin Murphy played outstanding in the first period and turned aside 23 shots in tandem with Jennifer Nielsen who stopped 22. Nielsen held Salmon River scoreless in the third period.

75. HOCKEYWEBS.COM: Hockey Bookstore: Road To The Show HOME BENCH UP ALL ABOUT hockey DRILLS AND SKILLS GOALTENDING COACHING BOOKS FUN AND GAMES hockey HISTORY road TO THE SHOW http://www.wmha.pair.com/hockey_books_road_to_the_show.htm

LINK TO HOCKEYWEBS.COM! CLICK HERE! So Your Son Wants to Play in the NHL By Dan Bylsma Amateur sports participation exposes parents, players, and coaches whose unrealistic expectations cause them to lose focus. Behind the Bench : Coaches Talk About Life in the NHL By Dick Irvin Irvin's anecdotal style serves the subject well, but the true authors are the coaches. Road Games : A Year in the Life of the NHL By Roy MacGregor Gives the reader insight on the lives of professional hockey players on and off the ice. Tough Calls : NHL Referees and Linesmen Tell Their Story By Dick Irvin Very few groups are as "tight-knit" as hockey officials, and after reading this book, you'll appreciate why. Dick Irvin's interviews are incredible! The Sporting News Hockey Guide 1999-2000: The Ultimate 1999-2000 Season Reference By Craig Carter Ice Pages Minor Professional Hockey Guide 1999-2000 By Tom Schettino Hockey Register, 1999-2000 By Brendan Robert Organized for easy reference with yearly stats on each player and key numbers such as height, weight, goals, position, teams and much more.

76. Hockey Loses A Pair Of Road Games hockey Loses a Pair of road Games. By Matthew Van Horne TEAM MEMBER.After a fast start to the season, beating Daniel Webster and http://www-tech.mit.edu/V121/N63/63mhockey.63s.html

Hockey Loses a Pair of Road Games By Matthew Van Horne TEAM MEMBER After a fast start to the season, beating Daniel Webster and WPI 3-1 and 3-2 respectively, the Engineers had a rough set of two games on the road. On November 10, the team made the long trip to Lyndonville, Vermont to play the Lyndon State Hornets. MIT came out fast in the first two periods, going into the locker room before the last period ahead 4-2. However, some overconfidence and a few ill-timed penalties gave the Hornets the break they needed to get back into the game. Lyndon State was able to sneak three goals in during the final period to win the game 5-4. The game was not over yet as MIT got a face-off deep in the Bryant end a minute later. The Engineers won the face-off and Brent R. Fisher G was left wide open near the net with the puck. Fisher put a shot past the Bryant goalie to tie the game at one goal each. The score remained at 1-1 as time expired sending the game into a five minute, sudden-death overtime. Parker E. Larson G won the face off, but had the puck stolen from his stick by a Bryant defender. The defender hit a breaking teammate for their fourth breakaway of the game. This time they found the back of the net, beating Van Horne to his right side. The Engineers, now 2-2 overall and 0-2 in the league, continue a five game home stand with Coast Guard on Saturday, December 1.

77. Ice Hockey - Wayne State Warriors Schedule/Results Roster News Archives Follow the WSU College hockeyRoad Show Warrior men's hockey plays in your neighborhood. http://wsuathletics.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/010803aaa.html

MEN'S Baseball Basketball Cross Country Fencing ... Tennis WOMEN'S Basketball Cross Country Fencing Ice Hockey ... Archives Follow the WSU College Hockey Road Show Warrior men's hockey plays in your neighborhood. Printer-Friendly Format E-mail this article Jan. 8, 2003 Be part of the college hockey road show as the Wayne State Warriors Division I men's hockey team takes the ice in your neighborhood. The action starts January 10-11 at the Taylor SportsPlex as the Warriors face American International. Face-off is slated for 7:05 p.m. each night. Next stop is Joe Louis Arena on Tuesday, January 21 as Wayne State looks to pin Bowling Green along the boards. The puck drops at 7:35 p.m. at "The Joe." The final tour stop is in Plymouth as Wayne State looks to drill the Findlay Oilers at the Compuware Sports Arena. This contest begins at 7:05 p.m. on Friday, January 24th. Tickets are available at the rinks for each game for only $5.00 or by calling 1-866-WSU-TIKS. Group or youth hockey team discounts are also available by calling 1-866-WSU-TIKS or 313/993-4347. Wayne State Ice Hockey feedback Student Advantage, Inc.

78. Utah Bubble Hockey, Matrix's Road @ The King Of Colorado Utah Bubble hockey. logo Bubblehockey Game Rules. Matrix's road @ theKing of Colorado. See Nat'l Bubbleboy Tournament Schedules. Matrix's http://home.attbi.com/~utah.bubblehockey/wsb/html/view.cgi-category.html-TopCat-

79. Oregon Daily Emerald Undefeated hockey team takes show on road After a successful opening weekend athome, the Oregon hockey team travels to LA to face the Trojans and the Bruins http://www.dailyemerald.com/texis/scripts/vnews/newspaper/ /ART/2000/10/19/39ef1

80. Oregon Daily Emerald UO hockey drops two on the road Oregon sets a school record with more than 200penalty minutes against Weber State By Inge Scheve for the Emerald January 18 http://www.dailyemerald.com/texis/scripts/vnews/newspaper/ /ART/2001/01/18/3a671

Saturday March 22, 2003 Front Page News Sports Commentary ... Archives Search News options ASUO candidate finds her home vandalized Candidates drop out Pac to Pac ... 2002-2003 Advertising Rates Sign Up for the Oregon Daily Emerald Insider Sports News (enter email address) more info Student's body found; suicide suspected Eric Dylan Jones, 25, was wanted by EPD in connection with the March 1 beating of a University freshman University senior Eric Dylan Jones, 25, was found dead near his parents' home in Salem early Friday morning in what is believed to be a suicide. The apparent cause of death was a single gunshot wound to the head, according to . . . read more The Emerald goes on vacation We resume print publishing on March 31, but check back on Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the latest news on the Ducks in the NCAA Tournament! read more Duck season ends in madness Two James Davis shots in the final 10 seconds come up empty as Oregon loses to Utah in the NCAA Tournament NASHVILLE, Tenn. In the end, the bottom line is all that matters. . . . read more News Eugene groups protest war Creative dorms win out ... Military offers perks, service

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