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Post by spik on Aug 22, 2011 16:01:20 GMT
Fixtures, results and tables to show here for this coming season 2011-12
CHALLENGE CUP Tournament TWO round robin groups (playing four opposition teams home and away) followed by a two legged semi final for the top two qualifiers from each league then a two legged aggregate final Group B | Pld | W | D | L | GF | GA | Diff | Pts | | Nottingham** | 8 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 38 | 17 | 21 | 13 | | Cardiff** | 8 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 26 | 21 | 05 | 10 | | Sheffield | 8 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 21 | 20 | 01 | 10 | | Coventry | 8 | 1 | 3 | 4 | 16 | 32 | -16 | 5 | | Hull | 8 | 0 | 2 | 6 | 15 | 26 | -11 | 2 |
[/quote] ** Qualified for semi-final stage Results.... SEPT 3rd Nottingham 6 Cardiff 1 (also League) Sept 4th Cardiff 4 Nottingham 1 SEPT 7th Nottingham 10 Coventry 1 SEPT 21st Nottingham 6 Hull 2 (also League)SEPT 24th Cardiff 4 Hull 2 SEPT 25th Coventry 0 Cardiff 2 OCT 2nd Hull 2 Nottingham 3 OCT 8th Sheffield 2 Coventry 2 OCT 16th Coventry 4 Hull 2 Sheffield 2 Nottingham 4 OCT 22nd Nottingham 3 Sheffield 0 OCT 23rd Sheffield 5 Cardiff 3 OCT 29th Cardiff 6 Coventry 1 NOV 5th Hull 2 Sheffield 3 NOV 6th Hull 2 Cardiff 2 NOV 12th Hull Stingrays 2 Coventry Blaze 2 NOV 27th Coventry 5 Nottingham 5 DEC 10th Coventry 1 Sheffield 3 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FINAL Group A Standings | Pld | W | D | L | GF | GA | Diff | Pts | | Belfast** | 8 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 46 | 15 | 31 | 13 | | Braehead** | 8 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 38 | 22 | 16 | 11 | | Dundee | 8 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 22 | 23 | -01 | 9 | | Fife | 8 | 2 | 0 | 6 | 21 | 47 | -26 | 4 | | Edinburgh | 8 | 1 | 1 | 6 | 22 | 42 | -20 | 3 |
[/quote] ** qualified for semi-final stage. Results.... SEPT 17th Belfast 8 Edinburgh 1 (also League)SEPT 18th Dundee 0 Belfast 0 (also League as 0-1 OT result)SEPT 23rd Belfast 9 Fife 1 (also League)SEPT 24th Braehead 6 Dundee 0 (also League)Fife 3 Edinburgh 2 SEPT 25th Edinburgh 2 Braehead 4 OCT 1st Dundee 2 Edinburgh 2 Fife 2 Belfast 7 OCT 9th Edinburgh 8 Fife 3 OCT 16th Edinburgh 3 Dundee 7 OCT 21st Belfast 7 Dundee 1 (also League) OCT 22nd Braehead 7 Fife 4 OCT 29th Braehead 7 Edinburgh 2 (also League)NOV 5th Braehead 4 Belfast 1 (also league)Fife 2 Dundee 3 NOV 6th Dundee 2 Braehead 2 NOV 26th Belfast Giants 6 Braehead Clan 4 (also League)DEC 4th Fife 5 Braehead 4 (also League)DEC 11th Dundee 7 Fife 1 DEC 23rd Cardiff 4 Sheffield 4 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SEMI - FINALS (over two legs (Home and Away) JAN 14th/15th Braehead 3 Nottingham 2 (also League) - ridiculous  Nottingham 3 Braehead 0 (Nottingham win 5-3 on aggregate)JAN 25th/FEB 4th Cardiff 2 Belfast 1 Belfast 4 Cardiff 1 (also League) - how silly.....  (Belfast win 5-3 on aggregate)FINAL March 7th/13th Belfast 1 Nottingham 5 Nottingham 5 Belfast 3 ( Nottingham win 10-4 on aggregate)CUP WINNERS NOTTINGHAM PANTHERS
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Post by spik on Aug 22, 2011 16:02:35 GMT
ELITE LEAGUE Tournament Three times home and away versus nine other teams ******************************** LEAGUE CHAMPIONS - BELFAST GIANTSRunners up - Sheffield Bronze spot - Nottingham | Pld | RW | OW | PW | RL | OL | PL | GF | GA | Diff | Pts | | Belfast | 54 | 39 | 2 | 5 | 5 | 1 | 2 | 237 | 102 | 135 | 95 | | Sheffield | 54 | 32 | 5 | 4 | 11 | 1 | 1 | 209 | 130 | 79 | 84 | | Nottingham | 54 | 35 | 2 | 1 | 12 | 2 | 2 | 241 | 129 | 112 | 80 | | Cardiff | 54 | 30 | 2 | 0 | 12 | 4 | 6 | 191 | 158 | 33 | 74 | | Coventry | 54 | 26 | 3 | 3 | 20 | 1 | 1 | 203 | 159 | 44 | 66 | | Braehead | 54 | 26 | 2 | 3 | 19 | 2 | 2 | 204 | 179 | 25 | 66 | | Hull | 54 | 12 | 0 | 4 | 34 | 2 | 2 | 143 | 220 | -77 | 36 | | Dundee | 54 | 10 | 1 | 2 | 35 | 3 | 3 | 140 | 215 | -75 | 32 | | Edinburgh | 54 | 10 | 2 | 1 | 37 | 1 | 3 | 133 | 265 | -132 | 30 | | Fife | 54 | 5 | 0 | 3 | 40 | 3 | 3 | 110 | 254 | -144 | 22 |
[/quote] Results... SEPT 3rd Belfast 1 Sheffield 2 (after PS) Nottingham 6 Cardiff 1 (also CUP) SEPT 9th Belfast 5 Hull 3 SEPT 10th Cardiff 3 Belfast 4 (after PS) Fife 0 Coventry 2 Sheffield 4 Dundee 1 SEPT 11th Coventry 9 Fife 0 Edinburgh 1 Nottingham 5 Hull 2 Sheffield 6 SEPT 17th Belfast 8 Edinburgh 1 (also CUP)Cardiff 4 Sheffield 0 Coventry 6 Hull 3 Fife 2 Nottingham 6 SEPT 18th Dundee 0 Belfast 1 (after OT) (also CUP) Edinburgh 0 Nottingham 8 Hull 2 Coventry 3 (after OT) Sheffield 5 Cardiff 3 SEPT 21st Nottingham 6 Hull 2 (also CUP)SEPT 23rd Belfast 9 Fife 1 (also CUP)SEPT 24th Belfast 2 Nottingham 1 Braehead 6 Dundee 0 (also CUP)Sheffield 6 Coventry 4 SEPT 25th Dundee 1 Nottingham 4 Hull 3 Fife 2 (after PS) OCT 1st Braehead 3 Cardiff 1 Nottingham 6 Coventry 7 Sheffield 6 Hull 0 OCT 2nd Coventry 4 Dundee 3 (after OT) Cardiff 5 Braehead 2 Edinburgh 0 Belfast 5 Sheffield 5 Fife 0 OCT 8th Fife 2 Cardiff 4 Hull 3 Belfast 4 Nottingham 7 Edinburgh 3 OCT 9th Cardiff 2 Sheffield 3 (after PS) Coventry 2 Belfast 5 Dundee 3 Hull 1 Nottingham 3 Braehead 0 OCT 15th Braehead 4 Coventry 2 Cardiff 2 Belfast 6 Dundee 0 Sheffield 4 Fife 2 Edinburgh 3 (after OT) Hull 2 Nottingham 3 OCT 19th Braehead 3 Nottingham 8 OCT 21st Belfast 7 Dundee 1 (also Cup) OCT 22nd Belfast 0 Coventry 3 Cardiff 7 Dundee 3 Hull 2 Edinburgh 3 OCT 23rd Coventry 4 Nottingham 3 Dundee 1 Hull 2 Edinburgh 7 Fife 4 OCT 26th Hull 9 Braehead 4 Nottingham 6 Dundee 0 OCT 29th Braehead 7 Edinburgh 2 (also CUP)Fife 1 Hull 6 Nottingham 2 Belfast 3 Sheffield 8 Dundee 5 OCT 30th Coventry 0 Sheffield 2 Dundee 3 Cardiff 2 (after SO) Edinburgh 5 Braehead 3 Hull 1 Belfast 3 NOV 5th Braehead 4 Belfast 1 (also CUP)Cardiff 3 Nottingham 1 Edinburgh 3 Coventry 8 NOV 6th Coventry 4 Belfast 3 (after PS) Nottingham 3 Fife 2 (after PS) Sheffield 6 Edinburgh 1 NOV 11th Belfast Giants 6 Fife Flyers 3 NOV 12th Belfast Giants 1 Cardiff Devils 2 Braehead Clan 10 Fife Flyers 1 Dundee Stars 2 Edinburgh Capitals 3 (after OT) Nottingham Panthers 1 Sheffield Steelers 0 NOV 13th Cardiff 3 Braehead 4 (after OT) Coventry 4 Dundee 3 Fife 1 Nottingham 8 15th NOV Fife 5 Hull 4 (after PS) NOV 19th Braehead 2 Sheffield 4 Cardiff 4 Coventry 1 Edinburgh 3 Hull 1 Fife 1 Belfast 7 NOV 20th Coventry 4 Cardiff 5 Dundee 3 Belfast 4 (after PS) Edinburgh 4 Braehead 2 Hull 3 Fife 2 Sheffield 3 Nottingham 2 (after OT) NOV 23rd Cardiff 2 Hull 3 (after PS) NOV 26th Belfast 6 Braehead 4 (also CUP)Nottingham 6 Hull 1 Dundee 0 Coventry 3 Fife 2 Edinburgh 4 NOV 27th Cardiff 5 Fife 1 Edinburgh 0 Dundee 6 Hull 2 Braehead 3 NOV 30th Braehead 3 Coventry 1 Cardiff 3 Nottingham 4 (after OT) DEC 2nd Dundee 1 Edinburgh 2 DEC 3rd Belfast 5 Hull 1 Braehead 2 Edinburgh 0 Coventry 7 Dundee 2 Sheffield 4 Cardiff 2 DEC 4th Cardiff 2 Belfast 4 Edinburgh 2 Coventry 3 (after PS) Fife 5 Braehead 4 (also CUP)Hull 2 Sheffield 3 (after OT) Nottingham 5 Dundee 4 DEC 9th Nottingham 6 Edinburgh 2 Sheffield 2 Belfast 1 (after OT) DEC 10th Braehead 4 Hull 2 Cardiff 6 Dundee 2 Fife 1 Belfast 3 DEC 11th Edinburgh 7 Hull 6 (after PS) Sheffield 4 Braehead 3 (after OT) DEC 13th Fife 1 Coventry 4 DEC 17th Belfast 5 Dundee 4 Cardiff 3 Edinburgh 2 Nottingham 3 Coventry 4 (after PS) Sheffield 5 Fife 3 DEC 18th Coventry 7 Edinburgh 2 Dundee 1 Braehead 7 Fife 5 Sheffield 6 (after OT) Hull 3 Cardiff 5 DEC 20th Nottingham 3 Braehead 1 DEC 21st Coventry 5 Braehead 1 Hull 5 Edinburgh 1 DEC 23rd Belfast 6 Edinburgh 0 Dundee 4 Nottingham 6 DEC 26th Braehaed 2 Belfast 7 Cardiff 4 Fife 1 Dundee 4 Edinburgh 2 Sheffield 3 Nottingham 5 DEC 27th Belfast 1 Braehead 4 Coventry 5 Hull 2 Edinburgh 3 Cardiff 5 Fife 2 Dundee 1 Nottingham 5 Sheffield 1 DEC 28th Hull 3 Coventry 2 DEC 29th Hull 3 Nottingham 9 DEC 30th Belfast 3 Cardiff 2 Braehead 5 Dundee 4 DEC 31st Coventry 3 Cardiff 2 (after OT) Edinburgh 4 Fife 5 (after PS) JAN 1st Sheffield 6 Coventry 3 JAN 2nd Dundee 1 Belfast 4 Fife 1 Edinburgh 4 Nottingham 5 Hull 0 JAN 3rd Braehead 6 Nottingham 3 Dundee 6 Fife 4 JAN 6th Coventry 1 Sheffield 4 JAN 7th Belfast 6 Dundee 2 Braehead 3 Hull 1 Nottingham 2 Cardiff 4 Fife 1 Sheffield 2 Jan 8th Cardiff 1 Nottingham 4 Edinburgh 3 Sheffield 4 Hull 4 Braehead 7 Dundee 0 Coventry 3 JAN 13TH Belfast 5 Coventry 3 Dundee 1 Cardiff 3 JAN 14th Belfast 4 Coventry 3 Braehead 3 Nottingham 2 (also CUP-semi 1st leg)Fife 1 Cardiff 3 Hull 3 Edinburgh 0 Jan 15th Coventry 5 Hull 2 Edinburgh 1 Cardiff 2 (after OT) Sheffield 3 Dundee 1 JAN 18th Cardiff 2 Sheffield 3 (after OT) Braehead 3 Fife 4 JAN 20th Belfast 6 Edinburgh 2 JAN 21st Belfast 2 Nottingham 3 Braehead 2 Cardiff 3 Fife 3 Coventry 2 (after PS) Hull 2 Dundee 5 JAN 22nd Coventry 6 Braehead 2 Dundee 3 Sheffield 4 (after PS) Edinburgh 2 Hull 4 Nottingham 4 Fife 1 JAN 27th Braehead 2 Belfast 3 (after PS) JAN 28th Braehead 5 Dundee 4 Cardiff 8 Hull 5 Edinburgh 2 Sheffield 4 Fife 0 Belfast 3 Nottingham 6 Coventry 1 JAN 29th Hull 2 Cardiff 1 (after PS) Coventry 1 Nottingham 6 Dundee 1 Fife 4 Edinburgh 3 Sheffield 6 JAN 31st Fife 1 Braehead 2 (after PS) FEB 3rd Hull 2 Coventry 8 FEB 4th Belfast 4 Cardiff 1 (also CUP semi - second leg)Coventry 5 Fife 1 Nottingham 6 Dundee 2 Sheffield 3 Hull 0 FEB 5th Cardiff 4 Braehead 5 (after PS) Dundee 6 Fife 4 Sheffield 2 Belfast 4 FEB 11th Cardiff 5 Edinburgh 2 Dundee 3 Hull 4 Fife 2 Braehead 7 Nottingham 3 Belfast 4 (after PS) Sheffield 3 Coventry 2 FEB 12th Coventry 3 Sheffield 5 Edinburgh 2 Cardiff 3 Hull 3 Dundee 2 (after PS) Nottingham 2 Belfast 3 FEB 14th Sheffield 4 Nottingham 2 FEB 15th Cardiff 4 Fife 2 FEB 16th Dundee 4 Sheffield 5 FEB 17th Belfast 6 Hull 1 FEB 18th Belfast 7 Fife 1 Braehead 4 Coventry 3 Nottingham 5 Sheffield 1 Edinburgh 3 Dundee 6 FEB 19th Edinburgh 0 Nottingham 9 Coventry 4 Braehead 6 Hull 2 Cardiff 5 FEB 21 Sheffield 5 Fife 1 FEB 24 Braehead 2 Sheffield 1 FEB 25 Edinburgh 4 Braehead 5 (after PS) Fife 3 Sheffield 5 Hull 0 Belfast 8 Nottingham 6 Cardiff 3 FEB 26th Cardiff 5 Hull 3 Coventry 0 Belfast 5 Fife 3 Nottingham 4 Dundee 6 Braehead 5 (after PS) Sheffield 7 Edinburgh 0 MAR 2nd Braehead 3 Cardiff 4 Sheffield 2 Belfast 3 (after PS) MAR 3rd Belfast 6 Braehead 1 Coventry 5 Edinburgh 3 Dundee 3 Cardiff 4 Nottingham 4 Fife 3 Sheffield 2 Hull 1 MAR 4th Coventry 5 Nottingham 3 Edinburgh 6 Dundee 2 Hull 7 Fife 5 MAR 8th Dundee 8 Nottingham 3 Braehead 4 Sheffield 3 (after OT) MAR 10th Cardiff 3 Coventry 2 (after OT) Edinburgh 3 Belfast 6 Fife 0 Dundee 2 Hull 1 Nottingham 4 Sheffield 6 Braehead 2 MAR 11th Coventry 7 Fife 1 Edinburgh 0 Belfast 8 Sheffield 4 Cardiff 0 Dundee 3 Braehead 0 MAR 13th Fife 4 Hull 2 MAR 14th Coventry 4 Edinburgh 2 MAR 15th Cardiff 10 Edinburgh 4 MAR 16th Belfast 5 Sheffield 1 MAR 17th Belfast 5 Sheffield 2 Braehead 6 Fife 2 Edinburgh 2 Coventry 3 MAR 18th Dundee 0 Coventry 4 Fife 1 Cardiff 5 Hull 4 Sheffield 3 Nottingham 4 Braehead 3 (after OT) MAR 20th Cardiff 8 Dundee 3 MAR 23rd Nottingham 7 Edinburgh 0 MAR 24th Belfast 4 Nottingham 3 (after OT) Braehead 6 Hull 1 Coventry 6 Cardiff 4 Fife 1 Dundee 2 (after OT) Sheffield 13 Edinburgh 2 MAR 25th Hull 6 Dundee 2 Cardiff 4 Coventry 3 Edinburgh 11 Fife 3 Sheffield 4 Braehead 5
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Post by spik on Aug 22, 2011 16:02:57 GMT
PLAY OFFS
Dependent on league finishing as to qualification and who to play in quarter/semi and final set up
1st in the league will play those finishing 8th. 2nd placed team plays 7th and so on.
Those teams finishing below the top eight will not qualify for this competition.
Each of the four games is played home and away on an aggregate quarter final scoreline.
The winners go into the 'Finals' weekend in Nottingham as two one off game semi's, April 7th and a Final 60 minute contest the next day.
QUARTER FINAL stage (Home and Away) - highest* position in league can claim 2nd leg at home.
27/3/12 Braehaed 3 Nottingham* 0 ( 31/3/12 Nottingham 5 Braehead 1) Nottingham aggregate 5-4 win
31/3/12 Belfast* 5 Dundee 0 ( 1/4/12 Dundee 0 Belfast 9)
Belfast aggregate 14-0 win
31/3/12 Coventry 3 Cardiff* 3( 1/4/12 Cardiff 4 Coventry 1)
Cardiff aggregate 7-4 win
31/3/12 Hull 2 Sheffield* 2 ( 1/4/12 Sheffield 2 Hull 5)
Hull aggregate 7-4 win
Edinburgh and Fife did not qualify.
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SEMI - Final stage (in Nottingham 7/4/12
Belfast 3 Cardiff 4 (after PS)
Nottingham 10 Hull 3
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FINAL (in Nottingham 8/4/12)
CARDIFF 0 NOTTINGHAM 2
CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS
NOTTINGHAM PANTHERS
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Post by spik on Aug 23, 2011 8:43:39 GMT
OTHER early season GAMESSee www.eliteleague.co.uk for full details and stats plus the IHUK website. Challenge games Saturday 27th August ........Belfast 2 Nottingham 1 Challenge Saturday 27th August ........Hull 5 Coventry 2 Challenge Saturday 27th August ........Sheffield 3 Cardiff 2 Challenge Sunday 28th August ..........Belfast 2 Nottingham 4 Challenge Sunday 28th August ..........Cardiff 2 Sheffield 2 Challenge Sunday 28th August ..........Coventry 2 Hull 2 Challenge Tuesday 30th August ..........Sheffield EPL 5 Hull 5 Challenge Wednesday 31st August ..........Coventry 7 Cardiff 3 Challenge Saturday 3rd September.......... Coventry 2 Geleen 3 Challenge P&O Cup @ Coventry Saturday 3rd September ..........Hull 8 Tilburg 2 Challenge P&O Cup @ Coventry Saturday 3rd September ..........Fife 1 Dundee 6 Challenge Sunday 4th September.......... Coventry 6 Tilburg 1 Challenge P&O Cup @ Coventry Sunday 4th September.......... Hull 7 Geleen 1 Challenge P&O Cup @ Coventry Sunday 4th September.......... Dundee 4 Fife 4 Challenge
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Post by spik on Aug 23, 2011 8:55:54 GMT
HISTORY of competition
1) The LEAGUE
ENGLISH CLUB CHAMPIONS
1898 NIAGARA
1899 PRINCES
1900 PRINCES
1901 PRINCES
1902 CAMBRIDGE
1903-04 League
Teams - CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY at knightsbridge rink
PRINCES PLAYING AT 'PRINCES' KNIGHTSBRIDGE
ARGYLL HENGLERS 'NATIONAL SKATING CLUB' RINK -
AMATEUR SKATING CLUB (HENGLERS) at Henglers rink
London Canadians at knightsbridge
Continuation of English Club Champions
1905 PRINCES
1906 PRINCES
1907 OXFORD CANADIANS
1908 PRINCES
1909 PRINCES
1910 OXFORD CANADIANS
1911 OXFORD CANADIANS
1912 PRINCES
1913 OXFORD CANADIANS
1914 PRINCES
1928 UNITED SERVICES
1929 UNITED SERVICES
1929-30 English (Southern) League
GP W D L GF GA Pts
Cambridge University 6 3 2 1 12 10 10
United Services 4 2 1 1 12 11 5
Princes 4 1 1 2 8 9 3
Oxford University 3 1 0 2 6 7 2
*London Lions 3 0 2 1 5 6 2
Schedule was not completed as only 10 games were played. Varsity match was played at St.Moritz for 4 pts.
*After this London Lions actually beat Princes in the ‘Southern Championship’ moving on to meet Glasgow Mohawks (Northern Championship winners having beaten Manchester) for the first British Championship Play-Offs at Golders Green.
1929 Scottish League
SIHA formed members Achtungs, Bearsden, (Champions) Bridge of Wear, Dennistoun, Doonside, Glasgow Canadians, Glasgow Skating Club, Kelvingrove, Queens, Scottish Corrinthians.
Then – Serious hockey was played, each team playing four games and placed to first and second divisions.
1929-30 Scottish League
Out –Canadians and Corinthians
In – Glasgow Uni and Mohawks
1st Div Champs – Mohawks in a 5 team league
2nd Div Champs - Kelvingrove
Scottish seeding method into 2 leagues from this original division
Bearsden 4 8pts
Achtungs 4 7
Queens 4 7
Mohawks 4 4
Bridge of Wear 4 4
Kelvingrove 4 4
Glasgow Skating Club 4 2
Doonside 4 2
Glasgow University 4 1
Dennistoun 4 1
1931 London Lions - leading English club side.
1931 Scottish League
Kelvingrove 8 13pts
Bridge of Weir 8 12
Queens (Glasgow) 8 10
Glasgow Mohawks 7 9
Glasgow University 8 7
Achtungs 7 6
Glasgow Skating Club 8 5
Bearsden 8 5
Dennistoun 8 3
The one result never published cannot be calculated here
1931-32 English League (from 12 games played
Oxford University 24pts
London Lions-Hammersmith 18
Princes and Queens-Bayswater 15
Grosvenor House Canadians-Hotel 15
Manchester 7
Sussex-Hove 5
Cambridge University-Streatham 0
Scottish winners were Glasgow Mohawks
1932-33 English League (from 10 games)
Oxford University 20 pts
Grosvenor House Canadians 16
London Lions 9
Princes and Queens 8
Cambridge University 7
Manchester 0
Scottish winners - Bridge of Wear
1933-34 English League (from 12 games)
Grosvenor House Canadians 22 pts
Queens 20
Oxford University 15
Streatham 15
Warwickshire (Birmingham) 8
Manchester 4
Cambridge University 0
Scottish winners - Kelvingrove
1934-35 English League (from 14 games)
Streatham 25 Pts
Wembley Canadians 23
Wembley Lions 21
Richmond Hawks 17
Queens 13
Oxford University 7
Warwickshire 4
Manchester 2
Scottish Winners - Bridge of wear
1935-36 English League
Wembley Lions
Richmond Hawks
Streatham
Wembley Canadians
Earls Court Rangers
Brighton Tigers
Kensington Corinthians Playing at Earls Court
Scottish Winners - Glasgow Mohawks
1936-37 English League (from 40 games)
Wembley Lions 62 Pts
Harringay Racers 59
Harringay Greyhounds 55
Earls Court Rangers 51
Wembley Monarchs 42
Brighton Tigers 37
Streatham 34
Southampton Vikings* 28
Earls Court Royals 27
Manchester Rapids** 26
Richmond Hawks 19
*Originally Francais Volantes from France
** Originally Paris Rapids from Franc
Scottish Winners - Glasgow Mohawks
1937-38 English League
* HARRINGAY RACERS
2ND WEMBLEY MONARCHS
WEMBLEY LIONS
EARLS COURT RANGERS EMPRESS HALL' EARLS COURT
BRIGHTON TIGERS
HARRINGAY GREYHOUNDS
LAST STREATHAM
Scottish Winners - Perth Panthers
1938-39 English League
* HARRINGAY GREYHOUNDS
2ND WEMBLEY LIONS
BRIGHTON TIGERS
EARLS COURT RANGERS
HARRINGAY RACERS
STREATHAM
WEMBLEY MONARCHS
Scottish Winners - Dundee Tigers
39-40 English League
* HARRINGAY GREYHOUNDS
2ND HARRINGAY RACERS
3RD WEMBLEY MONARCHS
4TH WEMBLEY LIONS
5TH STREATHAM
Scottish Winners - Dundee Tigers
1946-47 English League (from 36 games)
Brighton Tigers 53 Pts
Harringay Racers 45
Wembley Lions 41
Harringay Greyhounds 33
Streatham 33
Wembley Monarchs 29
Nottingham Panthers 18
1946/47 - Scottish League (from 24 games)
PERTH PANTHERS 32 Pts
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 29
FIFE FLYERS 26
PAISLEY PIRATES 25
DUNDEE TIGERS 22
AYR RAIDERS 21
FALKIRK LIONS 13
FINAL PLAY-OFFS
VIKINGS BEAT PIRATES
FLYERS BEAT PANTHERS
VIKINGS BEAT FLYERS
WINNERS : DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS
1947-48 English League (from 36 ganes)
Brighton Tigers 49 Pts
Harringay Racers 42
Streatham 38
Wembley Monarchs 33
Wembley Lions 33
Nottingham Panthers 29
Harringay Greyhounds 28
Wembley and Greyhounds played one game for 4 points
1947/48 - Scottish (from 28 games)
EASTERN SECTION
DUNDEE TIGERS 42 Pts
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 31
FIFE FLYERS 24
PERTH PANTHERS 12
WESTERN SECTION
PAISLEY PIRATES 34 Pts
AYR RAIDERS 33
FALKIRK LIONS 27
GLASGOW BRUINS 21
(FOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP AND ANDERSON TROPHY)
DUNDEE TIGERS 4 AYR RAIDERS 1
AYR RAIDERS 1 DUNDEE TIGERS 6
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 8 PAISLEY PIRATES 0
PAISLEY PIRATES 7 DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 2
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 0 DUNDEE TIGERS 1
DUNDEE TIGERS 7 DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS
1948-49 English League (from 28 games)
Harringay Racers 43 Pts
Streatham 32
Harringay Greyhounds 32
Nottingham Panthers 27
Wembley Monarchs 26
Brighton Tigers 22
Earls Court Rangers 21
Wembley Lions 21
1948/49 - Scottish League (from 24 games)
FIFE FLYERS 35 Pts
FALKIRK LIONS 34
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 31
PAISLEY PIRATES 23
DUNDEE TIGERS 18
PERTH PANTHERS 18
AYR RAIDERS 09
1949-50 English League (over 30 games)
Nottingham Panthers 39 Pts
Brighton Tigers 38
Wembley Lions 27
Streatham 27
Harringay Racers 25
Earls Court Rangers 24
Scottish League (from 24 games)
FIFE FLYERS 32 Pts
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 30
PAISLEY PIRATES 28
FALKIRK LIONS 27
AYR RAIDERS 21
DUNDEE TIGERS 17
PERTH PANTHERS 13
1950-51 English League
Streatham 30 Pts
Wembley Monarchs 28
Harringay Racers 27
Wembley Lions 24
Brighton Tigers 22
Nottingham Panthers 19
Earls Court Rangers 18
Scottish League
PAISLEY PIRATES 49 Pts (from 36 games)
PERTH PANTHERS 44
DUNFERMLINE VIKINGS 43
FALKIRK LIONS 37
AYR RAIDERS 35
FIFE FLYERS 27
DUNDEE TIGERS 17
1951-52 English League (from 30 games)
Wembley Lions 38 Pts
Earls Cour Rangers 35
Streatham 32
Harringay Racers 29
Brighton Tigers 27
Nottingham Panthers 19
Scottish League (from 36 games)
AYR 51 Pts
DUNDEE 44
FALKIRK 41
PERTH 35
DUNFERMLINE 33
PAISLEY 25
FIFE 23
1952-53 English League (from 30 games)
Streatham 45 Pts
Harringay Racers 40
Nottingham Panthers 33
Earls Court Rangers 30
Brighton Tigers 17
Wembley Lions 15
Scottish League (from 28 games)
AYR 33 Pts
DUNFERMLINE 33
PERTH 32
FALKIRK 31
PAISLEY 27
EDINBURGH 26
FIFE 21
DUNDEE 21
1953-54 English League (from 24 games)
Nottingham Panthers 34 Pts
Streatham 33
Harringay Racers 19
Wembley Lions 18
Brighton Tigers 16
Scottish League (from 36 games)
PAISLEY 58 Pts
FALKIRK 44
PERTH 43
EDINBURGH 37
AYR 33
DUNDEE 24
FIFE 13
1954-55 British League (from 40 games)
Harringay Racers 62 Pts
Nottingham Panthers 55
Paisley Pirates 52
Falkirk Lions 49
Wembley Lions 38
Edinburgh Royals 34
Brighton Tigers 32
Perth Panthers 32
Kirkcaldy (Fife Flyers) 29
Dundee Tigers 29
Ayr Raiders 28
1955-56 Britiah League (from 32 games)
Nottingham Panthers 35 Pts
Wembley Lions 35
Paisley Pirates 33
Brighton Tigers 30
Harringay Racers 27
1956-57 British League (from 32 games)
Wembley Lions 41 Pts
Harringay Racers 36
Brighton Tigers 33
Paisley Pirates 26
Nottingham Panthers 24
1957-58 British League (from 32 games)
Brighton Tigers 45 Pts
Nottingham Panthers 35
Harringay Racers 29
Wembley Lions 28
Paisley Pirates 23
1958-59 British League (from 30 games)
Paisley Pirates 36 Pts
Wembley Lions 33
Brighton Tigers 28
Nottingham Panthers 23
1959-60 Britrish League (from 32 games)
Streatham 39
Nottingham Panthers 34
Brighton Tigers 31
Paisley Pirates 31
Wembley Lions 25
Winners of leagues post 1960 were.........
1963 Ayr Rangers (Scottish)- 2 league basis
1964 Fife bt Paisley in PO from two leagues (Scottish)
1965 Paisley bt Fife in PO from two league Scottish format again
1966 Unconfirmed completion of Scots/English leagues
1967 Paisley Mohawks top of a NORTHERN league uncompleted
1968 Paisley Mohawks win NORTHERN league
1969 Paisley Mohawks win NORTHERN league
1970 Murrayfiels Racers (Northern League)
1971 Murrayfield Racers (Northern League)
Sussex senators (Southern League)
1972 Murrayfield Racers (Northern)
Sussex Senators (Southern)
1973 Dundee Rockets (Northern)
Altrincham Aces (Southern)
1974 Whitley Warriors (Northern)
Streatham (Southern)
1975 Whitley Warriors (Northern)
Streatham (Southern)
1976 Murrayfield Racers (Northern)
Altrincham Aces (Midland)
Streatham (Southern)
1977 Fife Flyers (Northern)
Altrincham (Midland)
Streathan (Southern)
1978 Fife Flyers(Northern)
Blackpool Seagulls (Midland)
Solihull Barons (Southern)
1979 Murrayfield Racers (Northern)
Sheffield Lancers (Midland)
Streatham (Inter City League/English league South)
1980 Murrayfield Racers (Northern)
Liverpool Leopards (Midland)
London Pheonix Flyers (ICL/ELS)
1981 Murrayfield Racers (Northern)
Blackpool Seagulls (Midland)
Streatham Redskins (ICL/ELS)
1982 Streatham Erdskins (English League)
Dundee Rockets (Scottish League)
1983 Dundee Rockets/Durham Wasps/Altrincham Aces from British tri-league before Play-Offs
1984 Dundee Rockets - British League Era cont...
1985 Durham Wasps
1986 Durham Wasps
1987 Murrayfield Racers
1988 Murrayfield Racers
1989 Durham Wasps
1990 Cardiff Devils
1991 Durham Wasps
1992 Durham Wasps
1993 Cardiff Devils
1994 Cardiff Devils
1995 Sheffield Steelers
1996 Sheffield Steelers
1997 Cardiff Devils - Super league Era
1998 Ayr Scottish Eagle
1999 Manchester Storm
2000 Bracknell Bees
2001 Sheffield Steelers
2002 Belfast Giants
2003 Sheffield Steelers
2004 Sheffield Steelers - Elite League Era
2005 Coventry Blaze
2006 Belfast Giants
2007 Coventry Blaze
2008 Coventry Blaze
2009 Sheffield Steelers
2010 Coventry Blaze
2011 Sheffield Steelers
2012 Belfast Giants
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Post by spik on Aug 25, 2011 19:24:40 GMT
HISTORY OF COMPETITION
2) The PLAY OFFS
1929-30
The English (Southern) League ‘London Lions’ beat Princes Club and the Scottish Leagues ‘Glasgow Mohawks’ beat Manchester and met in a PLAY-OFF Final
1946-47 one English PO was played yet 1939-40 and 1946-47 through to 1953-54 a Scottish competition was played for.
The Icy-Smith Cup competition played by Northern League teams from 1965-66 through to 1980-81 were later denoted as the BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFFS and since that date, after domestic league play, (English/Scottish or British) a PLAY-OFFS competition have continued
as we know of it today.
From 1968 to 1982 regional leagues played a PO competition to denote an extra event after the league.But the Icy Smith was the actual national Play-Offs.
In the last British season before WW1 Nottingham lost out in a one off British event.
1929-30 London Lions beat Glasgow Mohawks
1939-40 Kirkcaldy Flyers (Scottish Champions)
1946-47 Harringay Greyhounds (English Champs)
Dunfirmline Vikings (Scotland)
1947-48 Dundee Tigers - Scottish
1948-49 Falkirk Lions
1949-50 Falkirk Lions
1950-51 Paisley Pirates
1951-52 Falkirk Lions
1952-53 Ayr Raiders
1953-54 Falkirk Lions
1959-60 Brighton Tigers
75-76 Ayr Bruins
76-77 Fife Flyers
77-78 Fife Flyers
78-79 Murrayfield Racers
79-80 Murrayfield Racers
80-81 Murrayfield Racers
81-82 Dundee Rockets
82-83 Dundee Rockets
83-84 Dundee Rockets
84-85 Fife Flyers
85-86 Murrayfield Racers
86-87 Durham Wasps
87-88 Durham Wasps
88-89 Nottingham Panthers
89-90 Cardiff Devils
90-91 Durham Wasps
91-92 Durham Wasps
92-93 Cardiff Devils
93-94 Cardiff Devils
94-95 Sheffield Steelers
95-96 Sheffield Steelers
96-97 Sheffield Steelers - Superleague
97-98 Ayre Scottiah Eagles
98-99 Cardiff Devils
99-00 London Knights
00-01 Sheffield Steelers
01-02 Sheffield Steelers
02-03 Belfast Giants
03-04 Sheffield Steelers - Elite
04-05 Coventry Blaze
05-06 Newcastle Vipers
06-07 Nottingham Panthers
07-08 Sheffield Steelers
08-09 Sheffield Steelers
09-10 Belfast Giants
10-11 Nottingam Panthers
11-12 Nottingham Panthers
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Post by spik on Aug 25, 2011 19:25:17 GMT
HISTORY OF COMPETITION
3) The CUP
In short - The Winners
1936-37 English Knock Out Cup - Earls Court Rangers
(plus several other cups played in 30's + 40's in Scotland)
1939-40 Scottish Cup - Dunfermline Vikings
English Autumn Cup/Scottish Autumn Cup
1946-47 Brighton Tigers
.............(Tournament Winners - Brighton Tigers)
1947-48 Harringay Racers/Paisley Pirates
.............(Tournament Winners - Streatham)
1948-49 Wembley Monarchs/Fife Flyers
.............(Tournament Winners - Wembley Monarchs)
1949-50 Harringay Racers/Dundee Tigers
.............(Tournament Winners - Streatham)
1950-51 Brighton/Fife Flyers
1951-52 Streatham/Ayr Raiders
1952-53 Harringay/ no comp.
1953-54 Streatham/Paisley Pirates
British Autumn Cup
1954-55 Harringay Racers
1955-56 Nottingham Panthers
1956-57 Brighton Tigers
1957-58 Wembley Lions
1958-59 Brighton Tigers
1959-60 Streatham
Northern League Autumn Cup
1967-68 Paisley
1968-69 Murrayfield
1969-70 Murrayfield
1970-71 no comp
1971-72 Whitley
1972-73 Fife
1973-74 no comp
1974-75 Murrayfield
1975-76 Fife
1976-77 Fife
1977-78 Murrayfield
1979-79 Fife
1979-80 Murrayfield
Southern Cup
1981 Streatham Redskins
1982 Streatham Redskins
British Autumn Cup
84 Dundee Rockets
85 Durham wasps
86 Murrayfield Racers
87 Nottingham Panthers
88 Durham Wasps
89 Tayside Tigers
90 Murrayfield Racers
91 Durham wasps
92 Nottingham Panthers
93 Cardiff Devils
94 Murrayfield Racers
95 Nottingham Panthers
96 Sheffield Steelers
97 Nottingham Panthers
98 Ayr Scottish Eagles
Challenge Cup - Ayr Scottish eagles
99 Nottingham Panthers
Challenge Cup - Sheffield Steelers
00 Manchester Storm
Challenge Cup - Sheffield Steelers
01 Sheffield Steelers
Challenge Cup - Sheffield Steelers
02 Challenge Cup - Ayr Scottish Eagles
03 Challenge Cup - Sheffield Steelers
04 Challenge Cup - Nottingham Panthers
05 Challenge Cup - Coventry Blaze
06 Challenge Cup - Cardiff Devils
Knock-Out Cup - Sheffield Steelers
07 Challenge Cup - Coventry Blaze
Knock Out Cup - Cardiff devils
08 Challenge Cup - Nottingham Panthers
Knock Out Cup - Coventry blaze
09 Challenge Cup - Belfast Giants
Knock Out Cup - Belfast Giants
10 Challenge Cup - Nottingham Panthers
11 Challenge Cup - Nottingham Panthers
12 Challenge Cup - Nottingham Panthers
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Post by spik on Aug 25, 2011 19:29:05 GMT
A short history…. The League
Most of the season is dedicated to the lengthy league programme. But the history is chequered since
1898 when Niagara were the first “nominated” English club champions.
It appears sides were “seen as” and thus more likely “elected” champions from the culmination of the
entire regular period of play. This continued up until the year 1929.
Thereafter, clubs sides from England, and a separate Scotland, made up competitive schedules,
although this was pitted by faults.
1929-30 had London Lions (Wembley) top of an incomplete league and again denoted the “leading
club” side in the year 1931 prior to a full season of play in 31-32. Leagues continued until 1935-36
when Birmingham Maple Leafs transpired a title in our records before a more professional set up was
to commence.
By 1935-36 the story became a little clearer. National Leagues embarked on a healthy period both
north and south of the border and is remembered more for its ice hockey history in what is known as
the “Golden Years”. Later our own Nottingham Panthers picking up English trophies in 1951 and
1954. As the two countries then amalgamated to a British League by 1954-55, Panthers had silverware
in the cabinet again for 1956.
The tale again folds by 1960 as the League becomes defunct.
1966-67 saw a regional “Northern Association” return with both Scottish and North Eastern English
teams. This continued until 1982.
A more Southerly based section held out a similar League from 1970. This later was joined by another
regional division. The newer (1979) Inter-City League (English League South) and Southern
Association “Midland League” (English League North) however finished competition by 1982.
During this final season a strange situation had an English (and Scottish) National League run
alongside these smaller set ups and ice hockey then felt confident enough by the following season to
promote a return to British League play, which has existed to the present day.
The professional scene highlighting the names Super and Elite in preference to the term British (UK)
League.
The Play Offs
The culmination to the Season.
Both Cup and League have been won but the highlight of the Ice Hockey action seems to have been
saved till last.
Teams have to qualify (most seasons) by League placing. Presently teams are 'drawn' to quarter final knock out places.These home and away quarter-final ties then bring about the 'Finals weekend' when the semi's and Final are played at one venue.
1929-30 saw the first playoffs which the London Lions engraved into history.
Scottish National play then took on board Play-Offs from 1939-40 when the Kirkcaldy Fliers became
the first of nine champions of Scotland. England testing the Play-Off water for just one season in 46-
47 as Harringay Greyhounds lifted the Trophy.
By the end of this first “golden” era of hockey. Brighton Tigers took the honour of British Play-Off
Champions. Play-Off hockey would now disappear until the late 1960’s.
Leagues held out Play-Offs from the now regional hockey that Britain played.
The Northern Association comprising of the two countries teams held a competition in 1968 through
to 1979 whereas all the winners happened to be Scottish. The Southern and Inter-City Association
teams in 1976, 77, 78,80,81,82 saw its own title holders. Streatham Redskins being the bookies bet for
winners.
But, a long established tournament from 1966 called The Icy-Smith Cup (it was played for from 1966-
81) “became” the British Championships and the 1976 winners and subsequent winners to 1981 were
denoted as the Championship winners….. i.e. our Play-Offs.
A short history….the Cup.
The Ice-Hockey programme is well known for its cup, league then play-off schedule.The Cup a separate entity to the league come play-off schedule....
In 1936-37 Earls Court Rangers were Knock-Out CUP Champions in England.
(some other cups played for in Scotland over the 30's and 40's)
By 1939-40 Dunfermline Vikings picked up the tournament prize denoted as the Scottish Cup.
From 1946-47 both countries played out regular Autumn Cup competitions of their own through to the
1953-54 season. Thereafter the cup campaign took on its British mantle as both associations merged.
At this time 1946-47 to 1949-50 a brief National Tournament was held on a similar basis having
foreign teams participate in its third season. Likewise a Midlands Cup from 1980-81 to 1982-83 and
again in 1989-90 had a short shelf life.
Due to constant change in our sports history the 1960’s brought about regional contest. The Northern
League had cup winners from 1968 until 1982. The other associations down south, the Inter-
City/English South League and the Midland/English North brought forth competition from 1980.
From this the Southern Cup combined leagues teams but lasted only two seasons due to the fact that there was a return to a British National schedule with interest to a singular countrywide Autumn Cup once again.
This was the format from 1983. But the Autumn Cup ceased in 2000-2001 as two competitions
( Autumn and Challenge) which had overlapped between 1998 and 2001 had the Challenge Cup
become the major choice of all. (Who knows why?)
NB) the Icy-Smith Knock-Out Cup played 1966-75 nationally, turned into what is now the British
Championship Play-offs. It was also another minor competition of its own once again, played
separately years later, Nottingham playing in 1989/90.
Other than these domestic affairs Panthers have represented Britain as a team in the Ahearne Cup in
1955, 2002, 2003 and 2006 and in the European Continental Cup by merit in years 1999, 2005 and 2006.
END
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Post by loveday on Sept 10, 2011 12:11:22 GMT
Fixtures, results and tables to show here for this coming season 2011-12
CHALLENGE CUP Tournament TWO round robin groups (playing four opposition teams home and away) followed by a two legged semi final for the top two qualifiers from each league then a two legged aggregate final Fixtures..... Next games Sept 17th and 18th Results.... SEPT 3rd Nottingham 6 Cardiff 1 (also League game) Sept 4th Cardiff 4 Nottingham 1 SEPT 7th Nottingham 7 Coventry 1 Come on Spik please put the correct score SEPT 7th Nottingham 7 10 Coventry 1  |
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Post by spik on Sept 10, 2011 13:54:23 GMT
PM me if you see anything else please, at least to save my embarrassment. Have not a clue how that happened.I stayed till the end for sure.
Am away on hols 12th to 16th, will endeavor to keep on track.
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Post by cooperphil156 on Sept 10, 2011 20:05:32 GMT
Interesting to look up Manchester Storm on Wikipedia. It says owner Gary Cowan suspended the club on grounds of conscience. Sounds a strange way to finish what was a succesful club.
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Post by spik on Oct 22, 2011 21:41:48 GMT
NB) I believe that the 47 GF tally (on Elite website) for Belfast in the CC A table is incorrect as the game v Dundee was 0-0 and the extra goal was for the league OT (0-1) game.Thus 46 is the true figure.
Likewise Dundee should have 23 GA not 24.
Otherwise why give a 'draw' as the result and award 1pt each?
A recent 'Powerplay' issue (stats) seems to agree with me.
ADD...Just received a thanks from Dan Ceman regards the error who will contact the league to get it corrected. The 'Cage Forum' strikes again.
JAN 22nd...Officials have now acknowledged the error...when it will be corrected is another matter.
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Post by spik on Nov 26, 2011 9:07:31 GMT
CONTINENTAL CUP COMPETITION (Europe)
Third round - Group D
Friday 25th November 2011
Sheffield Steelers 3 HC Asiago (Italy) 4
(After Penalty Shootout)
Saturday 26th Novenber 2011
Herning Blue Fox (Denmark) 3 Sheffield Steelers 0
Sunday 27th November 2011
Dunaujvarosi Acelbikak (HUN) 6 Sheffield Steelers 3
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Post by spik on Feb 22, 2012 12:45:43 GMT
Sheffield closing in on Belfast with the games in hand but can Braehead do something to muck up the charge this Friday.
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Post by GuinnessMan on Feb 22, 2012 13:18:58 GMT
Sheffield closing in on Belfast with the games in hand but can Braehead do something to muck up the charge this Friday. I honestly think Steelers will come out of that one empty-handed (but will then pick up 4pts over sat+sun) |
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Post by spik on Feb 26, 2012 21:14:24 GMT
Sheffield closing in on Belfast with the games in hand but can Braehead do something to muck up the charge this Friday. I honestly think Steelers will come out of that one empty-handed (but will then pick up 4pts over sat+sun) ...and the lottery numbers are? |
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Post by spik on Mar 14, 2012 0:16:37 GMT
FIRST of the THREE domestic titles goes to NOTTINGHAM PANTHERS who win the CUP competition beating Belfast Giants 10-4 on aggregate.
A triple crown having won it three times in a row.
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Post by spik on Mar 16, 2012 22:22:40 GMT
SECOND of three domestic titles goes to BELFAST GIANTS who win the League competition.Nine days before the league completes schedule.
With 6 fixtures dates and two weekends left Belfast hold off SHEFFIELD who become runners up.Nottingham get the bronze position.
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Post by spik on Apr 8, 2012 20:45:12 GMT
THIRD of three domestic titles goes to NOTTINGHAM PANTHERS who retain the Play-Off title beating the same finalists as last year.
This means SEVEN domestic titles in six seasons.
FOUR Cups in five seasons.
Three PO championships in six seasons.
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Post by spik on Apr 15, 2012 15:18:28 GMT
FROM THE SEASON
Top 5 points scorers from all 3 competitions (Games/Points)
(first placing indicates his position against 'all players in league)
4th...Jordan Fox 67 85
6th...David Beauregard 67 80
12th...David Clarke 63 75
19th...Matt Francis 67 68
24th...Brandon Benedict 66 63
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Post by spik on Apr 15, 2012 15:21:27 GMT
Top 5 Goals
1st...DAB 44
3rd...Clarke 43
17th...Fox 29
21st...Francis 28
29th/30th...Benedict /Lachowicz 23
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Post by spik on Apr 15, 2012 15:24:30 GMT
Top 5 Assists
2nd...Fox 56
7th...Neilson 48
19th...Myers 40
20th...Benedict 40
21st...Francis 40
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Post by spik on Apr 15, 2012 15:26:05 GMT
Played all 67 games DAB Fox Francis Green Lachowicz Wilson Important stats note to remember is that of the 12 CUP games only NINE were 'stand alone' played, as two were also league encounters and one was the semi-final first leg. Therefore 9 Cup + 54 league + 4 PO = 67 which is reflected in the ALL games stats by Elite (though the separate CC stats are based on 12 games)...Phew..  |
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Post by spik on Apr 15, 2012 15:27:47 GMT
Pims
7th...Lepine 191
13th...Wilson 127
14th...Neilson 119
=27th...Lee 102
36th...Fox 82
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Post by spik on Apr 15, 2012 15:33:31 GMT
PPG
4th...Clarke 13
5th...DAB 13
Heerema/Neilson 5
Benedict/Fox 4
SHG
Francis/Myers 3
Lachowicz 2
GWG
2nd...Dab 9
3rd...Francis 8
9th...Clarke 6
Lachowicz 4
Bebedict 3
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