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Countdown to the '08-'09 Season Opener!
Posted by: Sabrbug on Saturday, May 10, 2008 - 01:25 AM
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 Team Press Release... The Central Hockey League’s (CHL) Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals concluded on Friday night at the Budweiser Events Center with a 6-3 victory by the Arizona Sundogs over the Colorado Eagles giving the second-year franchise their first President’s Cup Championship in a four games to none best-of-seven series sweep.
The Colorado Eagles and the Laredo Bucks each also won their first championship in their team’s second season.
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Read full article: ' Arizona Wins CHL Championship' (1444 bytes more)  
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Friday, May 09, 2008 - 03:32 AM
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By Kelly Lyell...It seemed so familiar to Marco Emond.
Back in the Budweiser Events Center, playing for a Central Hockey League title.
Only this time, Emond is dressing in the visiting locker room as a member of the Arizona Sundogs, who took a 3-0 lead in the Ray Miron President's Cup Finals with a 5-2 win Wednesday night in Game 3 of the best-of-7 series.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE COLORADOAN...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 04:31 AM
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 By Brad Fuqua... After losing the first two games of the series, Colorado Eagles fans wondered if things might've been different with former MVP Greg Pankewicz in the lineup.
The Eagles team captain had to serve the last two games of a three-game suspension because of a postgame incident back in the Texas series. Pankewicz, as well as defenseman/enforcer Jay Birnie, were both game for Game 3. And it made no difference.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE PRESCOTT DAILY COURIER...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 08, 2008 - 01:06 AM
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Team Press Release... The Arizona Sundogs incredible season is just one win shy of completing their quest for the Ray Miron President’s Cup after Wednesday’s 5-2 victory over the Colorado Eagles at the sold out Budweiser Events Center.
Rob McVicar was outstanding making 51 saves and Mark Kolanos netted a hat trick leading the path for Arizona to a 3-0 series lead.
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Read full article: ' Sundogs One Win Away From Sweep and President's Cup' (4125 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Wednesday, May 07, 2008 - 01:46 PM
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 By Kelly Lyell... The Central Hockey League Finals are a best-of-7 series.
The only way to win the title is to win four games, and the Arizona Sundogs are well aware of that as they prepare for up to three games on Colorado's home ice at the Budweiser Events Center, where the Eagles are 124-25-9 all-time and 32-5 this season. Arizona holds a 2-0 lead in the series, having won the first two games at Tim's Toyota Center in Prescott Valley, Ariz.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MOR FROM THE COLORADOAN...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Wednesday, May 07, 2008 - 01:37 PM
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 Team Press Release... Queen's University Golden Gaels Forward Brady Olsen of Enterprise, Ont., has signed a one-year contract with the Rush. Olsen is one of the first players to be officially signed by the Rush for its inaugural season.
"This is a really great opportunity and it feels good," said Olsen. "With graduating this season, I had a lot of uncertainty as to what I would do next year. I knew if I didn't chase this opportunity I wouldn't be happy in a year from now."
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Read full article: 'Rapid City Rush signs Canadian College All Star' (2275 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 - 07:57 PM
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By Adam Dunivan... With two Central Hockey League teams continuing their battle toward the President’s Cup championship, many other teams have already begun to look toward the future. The league as a whole is gearing up for a summer of big changes, potentially.
Last Monday, governors representing all 17 teams gathered in Dallas to prepare for such changes, which will begin pretty soon as the Professional Hockey Players Association works with the league on a collective bargaining agreement, something with which the CHL has never been involved.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE REPORTER HERALD...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 - 06:28 PM
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League Press Release... The series now shifts to Colorado for games 3-5. The Eagles are 5-1 this season at home (during the playoffs) outscoring the opposition 24-12. In their five year history, the Eagles are 26-8 at the Budweiser Events Center.
Game Three will be seen LIVE on Altitude Sports and Entertainment and on the Arizona channel on the CHL Network (the Colorado channel will be tape delayed due to television contracts and restrictions).
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Read full article: 'Cup Notes' (4070 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 - 06:17 PM
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By Kelly Lyell... Down two men for the first two games and now down two games to none in the Central Hockey League Finals, the Colorado Eagles need a power surge.
And, the Eagles said Monday, they expect nothing less from the return of captain Greg Pankewicz, defenseman Jay Birnie and, most of all, their extra man - the constant sellout crowd of 5,289 that has cheered the team on for every one of the 191 home games in the history of the 5-year-old franchise.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE COLORADOAN...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Monday, May 05, 2008 - 07:55 PM
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By Adam Dunivan... The Colorado Eagles allowed 11 total goals in five games against Youngstown, and it took Texas seven games to muster 18 total goals.
Arizona, on the other hand, has put the Eagles defense in disarray so far in the President’s Cup Finals. While Friday’s 6-4 loss to the Sundogs got away in the third period, and a 5-1 loss Saturday was closer than the score would indicate, Arizona’s offense has been able to score from everywhere on the ice so far.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE REPORTER HERALD...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Sunday, May 04, 2008 - 12:56 PM
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By Todd Etshman... If the Colorado Eagles are going to win the President’s Cup, they’ll have to become the first team in Central Hockey League history to come back from a 2-0 deficit in the Finals to do it.
Goaltender Sebastien Laplante and his teammates suffered through a disastrous first period Saturday night in a sold-out Tim’s Toyota Center in Prescott Valley, Ariz.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE COLORADOAN...
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Posted by: MillerFan30 on Sunday, May 04, 2008 - 01:51 AM
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Team Press Release... The Arizona Sundogs won Game Two of the President’s Cup Finals, 5-1, over the Colorado Eagles. In a game where the score wasn’t indicative of the action, Arizona got four goals from their special teams and exceptional goaltending, despite the Eagles carrying play for most of the final two periods.
For Colorado, Dave Iannazzo took Kris Wiebe’s spot in lineup, seeing just his second game action in the playoffs, and Brad Williamson left the game after the opening period, leaving the defending league champs three men down (Greg Pankewicz and Jay Birnie were serving the final game of their three-game suspensions).
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Read full article: 'Special Teams, McVicar Put Arizona up 2-0' (2132 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Friday, May 02, 2008 - 11:11 PM
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League Press Release... The Arizona Sundogs, fresh off their 6-4 Game One victory on Thursday night, will look to take a 2-0 advantage in the Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals on Saturday night in Game Two versus the Colorado Eagles.
The game will face-off at 7:05 PM (PST) at Tim’s Toyota Center. Following Saturday’s game, the series will shift to Colorado for three games where the Eagles have a distinct home ice advantage.
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Read full article: ' Shots from the Point for Friday, May 2nd' (5277 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Friday, May 02, 2008 - 11:06 PM
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By Brad Fuqua... Arizona forward Cory Urquhart needs just one more goal to tie the record for most ever in the Central Hockey League playoffs. With the three he scored on Thursday in a 6-4 victory over Colorado, Urquhart now has 16. Greg Pankewicz of Colorado and Mike Martens of Columbus currently share the record at 17.
Urquhart, who hails from Halifax, Nova Scotia, has already tied the CHL record for most power play goals in the playoffs with eight. He currently has 25 postseason points, which ranks second behind teammate Alex Leavitt, who has 26.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE DAILY COURIER...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Friday, May 02, 2008 - 02:46 PM
CHL
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 By Kelly Morris... Change can go a long way in making a situation better.
In the Texas Brahmas' case, it's what helped them revive their struggling franchise and put together an almost storybook season that their fans aren't soon going to forget.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE STAR TELEGRAM...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Friday, May 02, 2008 - 02:23 AM
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Team Press Release... The Arizona Sundogs used a hat trick from Cory Urquhart and three third period goals to win Game One of the Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals by a score of 6-4. The series continues on Saturday in Arizona with Game Two.
Each team had an early power play that neither created many chances. The best crack for the Eagles came from Aaron Schneekloth who had room in front of the net but could not corral the bouncing puck.
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Read full article: ' Arizona Takes Game One With 6-4 Victory' (4175 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 01, 2008 - 09:29 PM
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By Adam Dunivan... How can a familiar situation be new at the same time?
The Colorado Eagles could tell you.
The Eagles — a team that can presumably be labeled veterans of the Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals, are not only facing a new team in the championship round, but they’re doing so while trying to keep the Cup in their own trophy case.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE REPORTER HERALD...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 01, 2008 - 09:22 PM
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By Brad Fuqua... The playoff beards are in full bloom ... at least for those who can grow them.
Explanations vary when it comes to the origins of this time-honored hockey tradition. Some believe it can be traced back to the olden days of hockey when ex-lumberjacks grew beards to insulate their chins. Others believe it got its start in the NHL when players refused to shave on game day because the cold air irritated their clean-shaven faces.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE DAILY COURIER...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 01, 2008 - 09:09 PM
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 By Greg Rajan... It's been a month since the Rayz played a game.
In the interim, not much has happened regarding the team's future prospects and it appears the clock is ticking on the Central Hockey League franchise.
Owner Doug Frank confirmed Tuesday that a deal to sell the team fell through and that he planned to make an announcement this week to reiterate his interest in finding local investors.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM CALLER.COM...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 01, 2008 - 09:05 PM
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By Sean Horejs... The owner of the Rayz laid it out in black and white: He needs a local investor to buy the team, and a better arena deal, or the hockey team will have to shut down or leave Corpus Christi. The news comes just days after a potential sale fell through.
Doug Frank laid much of the blame for his team's woes on the city and the arena management company SMG. He issued a four-page release this afternoon to try and explain his situation.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM KRISTV.COM...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Thursday, May 01, 2008 - 10:16 AM
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By Kelly Lyell... Alex Leavitt is the leading scorer in the Central Hockey League playoffs with 23 points, one more than Arizona Sundogs teammate Cory Urquhart.
Sundogs captain Chris Bartalone is tied for third with 17 points.
So, the Colorado Eagles and goaltender Sebastien Laplante have their work cut out for them in the Ray Miron President's Cup Finals.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE COLORADOAN...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 - 11:43 PM
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By Brad Fuqua... A blinding white-out followed up with thunderous noise designed to deflate the opponent.
That's what Arizona Sundogs officials envision for the first two games of the Central Hockey League championship series on Thursday and Saturday at Tim's Toyota Center. Unlike the first two playoff series', the Sundogs are hoping to sell out with the President's Cup on the line.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE DAILY COURIER...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 - 03:11 PM
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League Press Release... The Central Hockey League (CHL) announced today the three referees and four linesmen that will make up the on-ice officials crew for the 2008 CHL Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals scheduled to begin this week in Arizona.
The referee pool for the finals will be Ian Croft, Tudor Floru and Mark Lemelin and the men working the lines in the finals will be Jordan Crowell, T.J. Nua, Kyle Simms and Pat Smith.
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Read full article: ' Law and Order Determined for Finals' (410 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 - 03:09 PM
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Team Press Release... Altitude Sports & Entertainment announced today that they will air Games Three and Five (if necessary) of the Central Hockey League's Ray Miron President's Cup Finals between the Arizona Sundogs and the defending champion Colorado Eagles.
Game Three will be played on Wednesday May 7 and Game Five (if necessary) will be played on Sunday, May 11. Both games are scheduled for 7:05 p.m.
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Read full article: 'Altitude to Air Games Three and Five (if necessary) of CHL Finals' (357 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 - 04:59 PM
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League Press Release... The Arizona Sundogs and the Colorado Eagles will meet in the 2008 Ray Miron President's Cup Finals after each team completed series wins in their respective conference finals.
Both team's conference finals went seven games with Arizona knocking Laredo off their Southern Conference mountain stopping the Bucks reign of four straight seasons in the finals and the Eagles defeated the Texas Brahmas in the Northern Conference Finals.
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Read full article: 'Sundogs And Eagles Prepare For Finals' (3642 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 - 03:51 AM
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By Brad Fuqua... The road leads back to Colorado.
Arizona Sundogs co-owner Eric Lacroix loves Colorado - the state, not the Eagles. His wife, Jill, is from there, his parents live there, his in-laws live there. Lacroix played for the Avalanche for a spell during his NHL career and he joined their front office after retiring.
Note: CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE DAILY COURIER...
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Sunday, April 27, 2008 - 05:20 PM
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League Press Release... The Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals are set as the Southern Conference champion Arizona Sundogs will play the Northern Conference champion Colorado Eagles.
The best of seven series will begin on Thursday, May 1st in Prescott Valley, Arizona at the Tim’s Toyota Center.
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Read full article: ' Ray Miron President's Cup Finals Set - Begin on Thursday' (2310 bytes more)
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Posted by: Sabrbug on Sunday, April 27, 2008 - 05:18 PM
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Team Press Release... The Arizona Sundogs earned their first trip to the Ray Miron President’s Cup Finals with a 6-1 victory in Game Seven of their best of seven conference finals series with the Laredo Bucks.
The Sundogs will now face the defending President’s Cup Champion Colorado Eagles in the finals. The Bucks loss ends a string of four straight appearances in the finals for Laredo.
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Read full article: 'Arizona Wins Game Seven Versus Laredo' (1382 bytes more)
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Posted by: MillerFan30 on Sunday, April 27, 2008 - 12:07 AM
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 Team Press Release... The Laredo Bucks fell to the Arizona Sundogs 6-1 Saturday night in game seven of the Central Hockey League’s Southern Conference Finals, in front of 5,785 fans at The Laredo Entertainment Center. The Bucks lost the best of seven series four games to three, and fail to make it to the President’s Cup Finals for the first time in five seasons.
Arizona is headed to their first ever Finals to take on the defending champion Colorado Eagles.
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Read full article: 'Bucks Fall In Game Seven 6-1 To End Season' (3374 bytes more)
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Posted by: MillerFan30 on Saturday, April 26, 2008 - 12:33 AM
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Team Press Release... The Laredo Bucks beat the the Arizona Sundogs 9-2 Friday night in game six of the Central Hockey League’s Southern Conference Finals, in front of 5,612 fans at The Laredo Entertainment Center.
Chris Korchinski would pick up his first professional hat trick to lead the Bucks. Korchinski scored twice in the first period, and once in the second. Chris Stanley and Serge Dube each scored one goal and handed out three assists.
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Read full article: 'Bucks Force Game Seven With 9-2 Romp' (4362 bytes more)
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