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Post by spik on Aug 28, 2023 10:56:24 GMT
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Post by spik on Aug 28, 2023 10:56:41 GMT
Part 1: The Domestic League
ELITE LEAGUE The 2023/24 Elite League Regular Season Championship is a straight 10-team league with each team facing each other six times – three home and three away for a total of 54 Regular Season games. The League Champion is the team with the highest number of points over that regular season. In the event of teams being equal on points at the end of a season, the following criteria will decide the final league ranking; i. Total number of points. ii. Total number of games won in regulation time. iii. Total number of all games won (regulation, overtime and penalties). iv. The results of games played between the relevant teams by applying points won, games won in regulation time, all games won (regulation time/overtime/penalties), in that order of priority. v. Fewest regulation losses. vi. Using away games: – points won, games won in regulation time, all games won (regulation time/overtime/penalties), in that order of priority. vii. Goals scored. viii. Goal Difference ix. Fewest Penalty Minutes (Fair Play) x. In the unlikely event of teams still being equal, teams will be ranked by the drawing of lots. Any prize monies determined by the position in a league or group by this means will be shared equally by the tying teams. xi. Where a group of two or more teams is tied, then whenever a team can be eliminated due to the above order of priority, it shall be, by applying each of the above stages in order of such priority. After points, separated by regulation wins, wins, OT wins before GD, GF. SHEFFIELD WIN THE LEAGUE TITLE
Place | Team | ....GP.... | REG win | OT win. | PS win. | REG loss | OT loss. | PS loss. | GF... | GA... | XX | GD... | Points... | 1 | Sheffield** | 54 | 39 | 5 | 1 | 08 | 0 | 1 | 228 | 113 | - | +115 | 91 | 2 | Cardiff** | 54 | 30 | 3 | 4 | 14 | 0 | 3 | 210 | 151 | - | +59 | 77 | 3 | Belfast** | 54 | 28 | 1 | 3 | 15 | 4 | 3 | 182 | 147 | - | +35 | 71 | 4 | Manchester** | 54 | 19 | 4 | 4 | 20 | 5 | 2 | 142 | 154 | - | -12 | 61 | 5 | Guildford** | 54 | 17 | 4 | 3 | 20 | 3 | 7 | 160 | 165 | - | -05 | 58 | 6 | Coventry** | 54 | 11 | 7 | 5 | 25 | 4 | 2 | 147 | 185 | - | -38 | 52 | 7 | Dundee** | 54 | 16 | 2 | 4 | 25 | 5 | 2 | 169 | 198 | - | -29 | 51 | 8 | Fife** | 54 | 14 | 3 | 3 | 23 | 7 | 4 | 166 | 202 | - | -36 | 51 | 9 | Nottingham | 54 | 15 | 4 | 2 | 25 | 3 | 5 | 165 | 195 | - | -30 | 50 | 10 | Glasgow | 54 | 10 | 6 | 3 | 24 | 8 | 3 | 175 | 234 | - | -59 | 49 |
As previously mentioned , tied placings separated by regulation wins as per seasons end. ** = qualified for the play-offs. Player stats
Place | Player | GP | Goals | Assists | Points | xx | Pims | 1 | Nieminen | 54 | 25 | 27 | 52 |
| 14 | 2 | Roy | 54 | 24 | 24 | 48 | | 00 | 3 | Michaud | 44 | 06 | 36 | 42 | | 27 | 4 | Henbrant | 53 | 13 | 27 | 40 | | 19 | 5 | Lunsjo | 54 | 17 | 21 | 38 | | 12 | 6 | Lemay | 51 | 23 | 13 | 36 | | 36 | 7 | Neill | 45 | 01 | 26 | 27 | | 20 | 8 | Luciani | 28 | 11 | 06 | 17 | | 02 | 9 | Neilson.L | 41 | 08 | 09 | 17 | | 18 | 10 | Ryzcek | 44 | 05 | 12 | 17 | | 14 | 11 | McGurty | 46 | 05 | 12 | 17 | | 53 | 12 | Anderson | 53 | 05 | 10 | 15 | | 28 | 13 | Kelsall | 52 | 03 | 10 | 13 | | 38 | 14 | Hazledine.J | 40 | 02 | 10 | 12 | | 14 | 15 | Despres | 44 | 02 | 10 | 12 | | 24 | 16 | Betteridge | 23 | 5 | 4 | 9 | | 04 | 17 | Pare | 29 | 4 | 5 | 9 | | 41 | 18 | Welsh | 37 | 1 | 8 | 9 | | 18 | 19 | Caruso | 49 | 0 | 8 | 8 | | 61 | 20 | Johnson.A | 07 | 4 | 3 | 7 | | 00 | 21 | Tetlow | 23 | 0 | 6 | 6 | | 55 | 22 | Bjorkung | 07 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | 02 | 23 | Farley | 11 | 0 | 2 | 2 | | 00 | 24 | McKenzie | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | | 00 | 25 |
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Player | GP | GPi | Minutes | SOG | GA | GAA Ave. | Save % | SO/Pts | Pims | Mike Robinson | 23 | 8 | 478.00 | 290 | 36 | 4.52 | 87.59 | 0/0 | 0 | Rok Stoyanovic | 51 | 46 | 2793.38 | 1501 | 147 | 3.16 | 90.20 | 2/0 | 2 | Luca Sheldon | 31 | 0 |
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Post by spik on Aug 28, 2023 10:56:57 GMT
Part 2: League Fixtures
SEPTEMBER
Game | Date | Home | v | Away | Score (win/loss) | 1 | Sun. 24th.. | Nottingham |
| Manchester | 2-3 loss |
OCTOBERGame | Date | Home | v | Away | Score (win/loss) | 2 | Sun. 1st | Guildford |
| Nottingham | 3-2ps win | 3 | Sat. 7th | Nottingham |
| Cardiff | 3-2 win | 4 | Sat. 14th | Nottingham |
| Dundee | 2-1ot win | 5 | Sun. 15th | Glasgow |
| Nottingham | 7-6ps win | 6 | Sun. 22nd | Dundee |
| Nottingham | 7-2 win | 7 | Wed. 25th | Nottingham |
| Fife | 4-2 win |
| Tues. 31st | Nottingham |
| Glasgow | postponed |
* Subsequently fixtures postponed
4/11/23 v Glasgow 5/11/23 v Cardiff 11/11/23 @ Dundee 12/11/23 @ Fife NOVEMBER 8......... | Sun 26th. | Nottingham | v | Belfast....... | 2-4 loss |
DECEMBER Game | Date | Home | V | Away | Score win/loss..... | 9 | Sat. 2nd..... | Cardiff |
| Nottingham. | 4-2 win | 10 | Sun. 3rd | Nottingham.. |
| Dundee | 3-4ps loss | 11 | Fri. 8th | Belfast |
| Nottingham | 3-4 loss | 12 | Sun. 10th | Coventry |
| Nottingham | 1-3 loss | 13 | Sat. 16th | Nottingham |
| Guildford | 3-0 win | 14 | Sun. 17th | Guildford |
| Nottingham | 0-3 loss | 15 | Fri. 22nd | Manchester |
| Nottingham | 2-4 loss | 16 | Sat. 23rd | Nottingham |
| Manchester | 4-5ps loss | 17 | Tue. 26th | Sheffield |
| Nottingham | 1-5 loss | 18 | Wed. 27th | Nottingham |
| Sheffield | 0-4 loss | 19 | Sat. 30th | Coventry |
| Nottingham | 3-4ps loss | 20 | Sun. 31st | Nottingham |
| Coventry | 2-4 loss |
JANUARY Game | Date | Home | V | Away | Score win/loss..... | 21 | Sat. 6th | Nottingham.. |
| Guildford | 1-2ot loss | 22 | Sun. 7th | Fife |
| Nottingham. | 4-3 win | 23 | Fri. 12th | Belfast |
| Nottingham | 1-2 loss | 24 | Sat. 13th | Belfast |
| Nottingham | 2-4 loss | 25 | Sat. 20th | Nottingham |
| Belfast | 2-7 loss | 26 | Sun. 21st | Dundee |
| Nottingham | 1-5 loss | 27 | Wed. 24th..... | Nottingham |
| Glasgow | 3-6 loss | 28 | Sat. 27th | Nottingham |
| Sheffield | 2-3 loss | 29 | Sun. 28th | Manchester |
| Nottingham | 0-3 loss |
FEBRUARY Game | Date............. | Home.......... | V | Away.......... | Score win/loss..... | 30 | Sat 3rd | Nottingham |
| Coventry | 3-4ps loss | 31 | Sun 4th | Coventry |
| Nottingham | 6-2 win | 32 | Sat 10th | Fife |
| Nottingham | 7-9 loss | 33 | Sun 11th | Nottingham |
| Glasgow | 3-2 win | 34 | Weds 14th | Nottingham |
| Dundee | 5-1 win | 35 | Sat 17th | Sheffield |
| Nottingham | 4-6 loss | 36 | Sun 18th | Nottingham |
| Fife | 3-2ot win | 37 | Wed 21st | Nottingham |
| Cardiff | 5-4 win | 38 | Sat 24th | Glasgow |
| Nottingham | 3-9 loss | 39 | Sun 25th | Nottingham |
| Belfast | 5-1 win |
MARCH Game | Date............ | Home........... | V | Away.......... | Score win/loss..... | 40 | Sat 2nd | Nottingham |
| Cardiff | 2-4 loss | 41 | Sun 3rd | Guildford |
| Nottingham | 1-4 loss | 42 | Wed 6th | Nottingham |
| Guildford | 6-1 win | 43 | Sat 9th | Cardiff |
| Nottingham | 2-6 loss | 44 | Sun 10th | Glasgow |
| Nottingham | 6-5ot win | 45 | Tue 12th | Nottingham |
| Fife | 1-3 loss | 46 | Fri 15th | Dundee |
| Nottingham | 4-7 loss | 47 | Sat 16th | Sheffield |
| Nottingham | 2-3ps loss | 48 | Sat 23rd | Nottingham |
| Sheffield | 2-4 loss | 49 | Sun 24th | Cardiff |
| Nottingham | 6-7ps loss | 50 | Thu 28th | Fife |
| Nottingham | 1-0 win | 51 | Sat 30th | Nottingham |
| Coventry | 4-1 win |
APRIL Game | Date........... | Home........... | V | Away.......... | Score win/loss..... | 52 | Mon 1st | Nottingham |
| Glasgow | 2-3ot loss | 53 | Sat 6th | Manchester |
| Nottingham | 4-2 win | 54 | Sun 7th | Nottingham |
| Manchester | 3-2ot win |
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Post by Yotes on Aug 28, 2023 11:04:20 GMT
Part 3: Injuries and SuspensionsTo track the roster composition and absences from the roster throughout the season. Roster Rules [EIHL]Game Day: A gameday roster may be made up of 20 players, with a maximum of 15 non-homegrown. Homegrown: A player who has been registered with a UK affiliated league for at least 2 seasons or 24 months prior to their 18th birthday, or the end of the season in which they turned 18. Maximum Roster: A club may register a maximum of 20 non-homegrown players for the season. Suspensions: Count only against the player in question, and will not affect subsequent match night roster limits.
Current Roster# | ? | Name | Status | Position | Information | 31 |
| Mike ROBINSON | Import | Netminder | 23/02/24 Departed the club (OS). | 33 | ✓
| Luca SHELDON | Homegrown, Two-way | Netminder | | 35 | ✓
| Isaac BALLINGER | Homegrown, Two-way | Netminder | 14/10/23 Added on two-way with Lions (OS) | 39 | ✓
| Rok STOJANOVIC | Import | Netminder | | 2 | ✓
| Mike CARUSO | Import | Defenseman | | 19 | ✓
| Jake RYCZEK | Import | Defenseman | | 25 | ✓
| Josh TETLOW | Homegrown | Defenseman | | 27 | ✓
| Myles MCGURTY | Import | Defenseman | | 32 | ✓
| Carl NEILL | Import | Defenseman | | 91 |
| Victor BJORKUNG | Import | Defenseman | 20/11/23 Departed club by mutual consent (OS) | 4 | ✓
| Simon DESPRES | Import | Defenseman | 20/11/23 Signed as free agent (OS) | 73 | ✓
| Joe HAZELDINE | Homegrown | Defenseman | 07/12/23 Signed from Fehervar (OS) | 7 | ✓
| Westin MICHAUD | Import | Forward | | 13 | ✓
| Hugo ROY | Import | Forward | | 14 | ✓
| Jordan KELSALL | Homegrown | Forward | | 16 | ✓
| Stephen ANDERSON | Import | Forward | | 17 | ✓
| Mathieu LEMAY | Import | Forward | | 24 | ✓
| Zaine MCKENZIE | Homegrown, Two-way | Forward | | 43 | ✓
| Otto NIEMINEN | Import | Forward | | 47 |
| Adam JOHNSON | Import | Forward | 28/10/23 Adam Johnson 1994 to 2023 | 56 | ✓
| Alexander LUNSJO | Import | Forward | | 61 | ✓
| Logan NEILSON | Homegrown | Forward | | 71 | ✓
| Tyler WELSH | Import | Forward | | 74 | ✓
| Ollie BETTERIDGE | Homegrown | Forward | | 98 | ✓
| Didrik HENBRANT | Import | Forward | | 89 |
| Austin FARLEY | Import | Forward | 28/11/23 Joined from HC Nove Zamky (OS). 23/01/24 Departed club by mutual consent (OS). | 29 | ✓
| Felix PARE | Import | Forward | 04/01/24 Joined from Wheeling Nailers (OS) | 88 | ✓
| Anthony LUCIANI | Import | Forward | 23/01/24 Joined from Villacher SC (OS) |
Absences
Individual absences from the roster throughout the season. Player | Type | Last Available | Next Available | Missed | Information | Stephen ANDERSON | OTH | 10/09 v Sheffield Steelers | 23/09 @ Manchester Storm | 2 | Family commitment (OS) | Ollie BETTERIDGE | INJ | 24/09 v Manchester Storm | 14/10 v Dundee Stars | 4 | Upper body injury (OS) | Jordan KELSALL | INJ | 01/10 @ Guildford Flames | 14/10 v Dundee Stars | 2 | Upper body injury (OS) | Luca SHELDON | INJ | 08/10 @ Manchester Storm | 18/11 v Manchester Storm | 5 | Upper body injury (OS) | Didrik HENBRANT | SUS | 14/10 v Dundee Stars | 21/10 v Sheffield Steelers | 1 | 1 game ban (EIHL) | Jake RYCZEK | INJ | 15/10 @ Glasgow Clan | 18/11 v Manchester Storm | 3 | Lower body injury (OS) | Josh TETLOW | INJ | 22/10 @ Dundee Stars | 24/02 @ Glasgow Clan | 32 | Broken arm (OS) | Westin MICHAUD | INJ | 16/12 v Guildford Flames | 30/12 @ Coventry Blaze | 5 | Upper body injury (OS) | Ollie BETTERIDGE | INJ | 16/12 v Guildford Flames | 22/12 @ Manchester Storm | 1 | Upper body injury (OS) | Rok STOJANOVIC | INJ | 23/12 v Manchester Storm | 27/12 v Sheffield Steelers | 1 | Upper body injury (OS) | Ollie BETTERIDGE | INJ | 23/12 v Manchester Storm | 12/03 v Fife Flyers | 28 | Lower body injury (OS) | Austin FARLEY | INJ | 26/12 @ Sheffield Steelers | 20/01 v Belfast Giants | 7 | Unspecified injury (OS) | Joe HAZELDINE | INJ | 26/12 @ Sheffield Steelers | 30/12 @ Coventry Blaze | 1 | Unspecified injury (OS) | Simon DESPRES | INJ | 30/12 @ Coventry Blaze | 12/01 @ Belfast Giants | 3 | Eye injury (OS) | Miles McGURTY | SUS | 31/12 v Coventry Blaze | 12/01 @ Belfast Giants | 2 | 2 game ban (EIHL) | Joe HAZELDINE | INJ | 07/01 @ Fife Flyers | 13/01 @ Belfast Giants | 1 | Unspecified injury (OS) | Tyler WELSH | INJ | 13/01 @ Belfast Giants | 06/03 v Guildford Flames | 17 | Precaution (OS) | Miles McGurty | INJ | 20/01 v Belfast Giants | 10/02 @ Fife Flyers | 6 | Unspecified injury (OS) | Felix PARE | SUS | 04/02 @ Coventry Blaze | 17/02 @ Sheffield Steelers | 3 | 3 game ban (EIHL) | Joe HAZELDINE | INJ | 04/02 @ Coventry Blaze | 14/02 v Dundee Stars | 2 | Illness (OS) | Mathieu LEMAY | INJ | 11/02 v Glasgow Clan | 21/02 v Cardiff Devils | 3 | Unspecified injury (OS) | Jordan KELSALL | INJ | 14/02 v Dundee Stars | 18/02 v Fife Flyers | 1 | Minor knock (OS) | Westin MICHAUD | INJ | 24/02 @ Glasgow Clan | 09/03 @ Cardiff Devils | 4 | Upper body injury (OS) | Logan NEILSON | INJ | 03/03 @ Guildford Flames | End of season | 13 | Injury (OS) | Stephen ANDERSON | INJ | 06/03 v Guildford Flames | 10/03 @ Glasgow Clan | 1 | Injury (OS) | Carl NEILL | INJ | 09/03 @ Cardiff Devils | 06/04 @ Manchester Storm | 9 | Injury, "knock" (OS) | Mike CARUSO | INJ | 10/03 @ Glasgow Clan | 28/03 @ Fife Flyers | 5 | Injury (OS) | Jake RYCZEK | INJ | 15/03 @ Dundee Stars | End of season | 8 | Injury (OS) | Westin MICHAUD | INJ | 30/03 v Coventry Blaze | 06/04 @ Manchester Storm | 1 | Upper body injury (OS) |
KeyINJ = Injury or Illness SUS = Suspension CMP = Compassionate Leave DTY = International Duty OTH = Other
Game By Game RecordTo track how many of each type of player we iced per game. For preseason games, EIHL player limits may not apply. (-) denotes a player missing involuntarily. (+) denotes additional player from normal roster. (S) denotes scratched player. Two-way players will always show as additions.#
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| September 2023 | 01 | Sat 9th | @ Sheffield Steelers | Preseason |
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| 4 | 20 | L 1-4 | 02 | Sun 10th | v Sheffield Steelers | Preseason |
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| 4 | 20 | W 4-3 | *Stephen Anderson missing due to family commitment. | 03 | Sat 16th | v Coventry Blaze | Preseason | (-) Anderson | 15 |
| 4 | 19 | W 4-0 | 04 | Sun 17th | @ Coventry Blaze | Preseason | (-) Anderson | 15 | (+) McKenzie | 5 | 20 | W 4-1 | Start of the 2023/2024 Elite Ice Hockey League season. | *Stephen Anderson returns. | 05 | Sat 23rd | @ Manchester Storm | Cup #1 | (S) Stojanovic | 15 | (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | W 4-2 | 06 | Sun 24th | v Manchester Storm | League #1 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | L 2-3 | +Ollie Betteridge injured. | 07 | Sat 30th | v Sheffield Steelers | Cup #2 | (S) Stojanovic | 15 | (+) Sheldon, (-) Betteridge | 4 | 19 | L 0-6 | October 2023 | 08 | Sun 1st | @ Guildford Flames | League #2 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (+) Sheldon, (-) Betteridge | 4 | 19 | SOW 3-2 | +Jordan Kelsall injured. | 09 | Sat 7th | v Cardiff Devils | League #3 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (+) Sheldon, (-) Betteridge, (-) Kelsall | 3 | 18 | W 3-2 | 10 | Sun 8th | @ Manchester Storm | Cup #3 | (S) Stojanovic | 15 | (+) Sheldon, (-) Betteridge, (-) Kelsall | 3 | 18 | L 4-7 | +Ollie Betteridge and Jordan Kelsall return from injury. +Luca Sheldon injured. >>Isaac Ballinger added on two-way deal. | 11 | Sat 14th | v Dundee Stars | League #4 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (+) Ballinger | 5 | 20 | OTW 2-1 | !Didrik Henbrant suspended for 1 game. | 12 | Sun 15th | @ Glasgow Clan | League #5 | (S) Robinson, (-) Henbrant | 14 | (+) Ballinger | 5 | 19 | SOW 7-6 | !Didrik Henbrant returns from suspension. +Jake Ryczek injured. | 13 | Sat 21st | v Sheffield Steelers | Cup #4 | (-) Ryczek | 15 |
| 4 | 19 | L 1-4 | 14 | Sun 22nd | @ Dundee Stars | League #6 | (-) Ryczek | 15 |
| 4 | 19 | W 7-2 | +Josh Tetlow injured. | 15 | Wed 25th | v Fife Flyers | League #7 | (-) Ryczek | 15 | (-) Tetlow | 3 | 18 | W 4-2 | 16 | Sat 28th | @ Sheffield Steelers | Cup | Abandoned |
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| Adam Johnson 1994 - 2023 | 17 | Sun 29th | v Manchester Storm | Cup | Postponed |
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| Panthers announce withdrawal from 2023/24 Challenge Cup. | +Jake Ryczek and Luca Sheldon return from injury. | 18 | Sat 18th | v Manchester Storm | Memorial | (-) Bjorkung | 15 | (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie, (-) Tetlow | 5 | 20 | D 4-4 | <<Victor Bjorkung departs the club. >>Simon Despres joins the club. | -- | Sat 25th | @ Sheffield Steelers | Cup #6 | Cancelled |
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| 15 | (-) Tetlow | 3 | 18 | L 2-4 | >>Austin Farley joins the club. | December 2023 | 20 | Sat 2nd | @ Cardiff Devils | League #9 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (+) Sheldon | 4 | 19 | W 4-2 | 21 | Sun 3rd | v Dundee Stars | League #10 | (S) Stojanovic | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (+) Sheldon | 4 | 19 | SOL 3-4 | >>Joe Hazeldine joins the club. | 22 | Fri 8th | @ Belfast Giants | League #11 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | L 3-4 | 23 | Sun 10th | @ Coventry Blaze | League #12 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | L 1-3 | 24 | Sat 16th | v Guildford Flames | League #13 | (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | W 3-0 | +Westin Michaud and Ollie Betteridge injured. | 25 | Sun 17th | @ Guildford Flames | League #14 | (-) Michaud | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | L 2-6 | +Ollie Betteridge returns from injury. | 26 | Fri 22nd | @ Manchester Storm | League #15 | (-) Michaud | 15 | (-) Tetlow | 4 | 19 | L 2-4 | 27 | Sat 23rd | v Manchester Storm | League #16 | (-) Michaud | 15 | (-) Tetlow | 4 | 19 | OTL 4-5 | +Rok Stojanovic and Ollie Betteridge injured. | 28 | Tue 26th | @ Sheffield Steelers | League #17 | (-) Michaud, (-) Stojanovic | 14 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon | 4 | 18 | L 1-5 | +Rok Stojanovic returns from injury. +Austin Farley and Joe Hazeldine injured. | 29 | Wed 27th | v Sheffield Steelers | League #18 | (-) Michaud, (-) Farley | 14 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (-) Hazeldine, (+) McKenzie | 3 | 17 | L 0-4 | +Westin Michaud and Joe Hazeldine return from injury. | 30 | Sat 30th | @ Coventry Blaze | League #19 | (-) Farley | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | SOL 3-4 | +Simon Despres injured. | 31 | Sun 31st | v Coventry Blaze | League #20 | (-) Farley, (-) Despres | 14 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 17 | L 2-4 | January 2024 | >>Felix Pare joins the club. !Miles McGurty suspended for 2 games. | 32 | Sat 6th | v Guildford Flames | League #21 | (-) Farley, (-) Despres, (-) McGurty, (S) Pare | 13 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) McKenzie | 4 | 17 | OTL 1-2 | 33 | Sun 7th | @ Fife Flyers | League #22 | (-) Farley, (-) Despres, (-) McGurty, (S) Pare | 13 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) McKenzie | 4 | 17 | W 4-3 | !Miles McGurty returns from suspension. +Simon Despres returns from injury. +Joe Hazeldine injured. | 34 | Fri 12th | @ Belfast Giants | League #23 | (-) Farley, (S) Stojanovic | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (-) Hazeldine, (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie | 4 | 19 | L 1-2 | +Joe Hazeldine returns from injury. | 35 | Sat 13th | @ Belfast Giants | League #24 | (-) Farley, (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie | 5 | 20 | L 2-4 | +Austin Farley returns from injury. +Tyler Welsh injured. | 36 | Sat 20th | v Belfast Giants | League #25 | (-) Welsh, (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon | 4 | 19 | L 2-7 | +Miles McGurty injured. | 37 | Sun 21st | @ Dundee Stars | League #26 | (-) Welsh, (-) McGurty | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | L 1-5 | >>Anthony Luciani joins the club. <<Austin Farley departs the club. | 38 | Wed 24th | v Glasgow Clan | League #27 | (-) Welsh, (-) McGurty | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) McKenzie | 4 | 19 | L 3-6 | 39 | Sat 27th | v Sheffield Steelers | League #28 | (-) Welsh, (-) McGurty | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | L 2-3 | 40 | Sun 28th | @ Manchester Storm | League #29 | (-) Welsh, (-) McGurty | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | L 0-3 | February 2024 | 41 | Sat 3rd | v Coventry Blaze | League #30 | (-) Welsh, (-) McGurty | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | SOL 4-5 | 42 | Sun 4th | @ Coventry Blaze | League #31 | (-) Welsh, (-) McGurty | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | W 6-2 | !Felix Pare suspended for 3 games. +Miles McGurty returns from injury. +Joe Hazeldine ill. | 43 | Sat 10th | @ Fife Flyers | League #32 | (-) Welsh, (-) Pare, (S) Stojanovic | 14 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (-) Hazeldine, (+) Sheldon | 3 | 17 | L 7-9 | 44 | Sun 11th | v Glasgow Clan | League #33 | (-) Welsh, (-) Pare | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (-) Hazeldine | 2 | 17 | W 3-2 | +Joe Hazeldine returns from illness. +Mathieu Lemay injured. | 45 | Wed 14th | v Dundee Stars | League #34 | (-) Welsh, (-) Pare, (-) Lemay | 14 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) McKenzie | 4 | 18 | W 5-1 | !Felix Pare returns from suspension. +Jordan Kelsall injured. | 46 | Sat 17th | @ Sheffield Steelers | League #35 | (-) Welsh, (-) Lemay | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (-) Kelsall, (+) McKenzie | 3 | 18 | L 4-6 | 47 | Sun 18th | v Fife Flyers | League #36 | (-) Welsh, (-) Lemay | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge | 3 | 18 | OTW 3-2 | +Mathieu Lemay returns from injury. | 48 | Wed 21st | v Cardiff Devils | League #37 | (-) Welsh, (S) Robinson | 15 | (-) Tetlow, (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie | 5 | 20 | W 5-4 | <<Mike Robinson departs the club. +Josh Tetlow returns from injury. | 49 | Sat 24th | @ Glasgow Clan | League #38 | (-) Welsh | 15 | (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | L 3-9 | +Westin Michaud injured. | 50 | Sun 25th | v Belfast Giants | League #39 | (-) Welsh, (-) Michaud | 14 | (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | W 5-1 | March 2024 | 51 | Sat 2nd | v Cardiff Devils | League #40 | (-) Welsh, (-) Michaud | 14 | (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | L 2-4 | 52 | Sun 3rd | @ Guildford Flames | League #41 | (-) Welsh, (-) Michaud | 14 | (-) Betteridge, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | L 1-4 | +Tyler Welsh returns from injury. +Logan Neilson injured. | 53 | Wed 6th | v Guildford Flames | League #42 | (-) Michaud | 15 | (-) Betteridge, (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 4 | 19 | W 6-1 | +Westin Michaud returns from injury. +Stephen Anderson injured. | 54 | Sat 9th | @ Cardiff Devils | League #43 | (-) Anderson | 15 | (-) Betteridge, (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie | 5 | 20 | L 2-6 | +Stephen Anderson returns from injury. +Carl Neill injured. | 55 | Sun 10th | @ Glasgow Clan | League #44 | (-) Neill | 15 | (-) Betteridge, (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie | 5 | 20 | OTW 6-5 | +Ollie Betteridge returns from injury. +Mike Caruso injured. | 56 | Tue 12th | v Fife Flyers | League #45 | (-) Neill, (-) Caruso | 14 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | L 1-3 | 57 | Fri 15th | @ Dundee Stars | League #46 | (-) Neill, (-) Caruso | 14 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | L 4-7 | +Jake Ryczek injured. | 58 | Sat 16th | @ Sheffield Steelers | League #47 | (-) Neill, (-) Caruso, (-) Ryczek | 13 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 18 | SOL 2-3 | 59 | Sat 23rd | v Sheffield Steelers | League #48 | (-) Neill, (-) Caruso, (-) Ryczek | 13 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 18 | L 2-4 | 60 | Sun 24th | @ Cardiff Devils | League #49 | (-) Neill, (-) Caruso, (-) Ryczek | 13 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 18 | SOL 6-7 | +Mike Caruso returns from injury. | 61 | Thu 28th | @ Fife Flyers | League #50 | (-) Neill, (-) Ryczek | 14 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | W 1-0 | 62 | Sat 30th | v Coventry Blaze | League #51 | (-) Neill, (-) Ryczek | 14 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 19 | W 4-1 | April 2024 | +Westin Michaud injured. | 63 | Mon 1st | v Glasgow Clan | League #52 | (-) Neill, (-) Ryczek, (-) Michaud | 13 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon, (+) McKenzie | 6 | 19 | OTL 2-3 | +Carl Neill and Westin Michaud return from injury. | 64 | Sat 6th | @ Manchester Storm | League #53 | (-) Ryczek | 15 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | W 4-2 | 65 | Sun 7th | v Manchester Storm | League #54 | (-) Ryczek | 15 | (-) Neilson, (+) Sheldon | 5 | 20 | OTW 3-2 | End of the 2023/2024 Elite Ice Hockey League season. 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Part 4: Panthers Fixture Changes/AdditionsMATCH: Manchester Storm v Panthers (CUP) OLD DATE: Sunday 29th October 2023 NEW DATE: Cancelled (Panthers withdraw from Challenge Cup) STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Panthers v Glasgow Clan (LEAGUE) OLD DATE: Tuesday 31st October 2023 NEW DATE: Wednesday 24th January 2024 STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Panthers v Cardiff Devils (LEAGUE) OLD DATE: Saturday 4th November 2023 NEW DATE: Wednesday 21st February 2024 STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Glasgow Clan v Panthers (LEAGUE) OLD DATE: Sunday 5th November 2023 NEW DATE: Sunday 10th March 2024 STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Dundee Stars v Panthers (LEAGUE) OLD DATE: Saturday 11th November 2023 NEW DATE: Friday 15th March 2024 STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Fife Flyers v Panthers (LEAGUE) OLD DATE: Sunday 12th November 2023 NEW DATE: Thursday 28th March 2024 STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Panthers v Manchester Storm (CUP) OLD DATE: Saturday 18th November 2023 NEW DATE: Cancelled (Panthers withdraw from Challenge Cup) STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Manchester Storm v Panthers (AJ47 Memorial Game) OLD DATE: N/A NEW DATE: Saturday 18th November 2023 STORY: Panthers WebsiteMATCH: Sheffield Steelers v Panthers (CUP) OLD DATE: Saturday 25th November 2023 NEW DATE: Cancelled (Panthers withdraw from Challenge Cup) STORY: Panthers Website
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Post by bobness on Sept 1, 2023 7:46:47 GMT
Part 6Stats nuggetsThings you never knew you never knew and all things number-y. Summary so far. Nieminen takes over as top points scorer, with the first hat-trick since Lemay on 15 October. 43 and 13 are tied in points per 60 minutes at 2.93, but #47 still leads that stat on 3.09. 43 also leads the team on GWGs with 3. 13 has 20 "non-PP" goals this season. 17 even strength and all 3 SHGs scored by the team. Panthers have been headed for 46-47 points at the end of the season for a while now. Will it be enough...? Panthers are 4 for 7 on the PP on cross checking penalties in the third period this season. 2 for 11 on tripping penalties in the third. 3 for 27 on tripping penalties overall. Caruso leads the team with 44 shot blocks, Lunsjo top forward with 32. The PP has been fairly decent all season, but the PK is pretty rough. Currently under 75% overall, and the rolling 5 and 10 game stats are mid 60s%... Clan's overall PK is slightly even worse... Team face off % has dragged itself up to a league worst 45.0%. It was only just over 40% for the first 13 games. Attachments:
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Post by bobness on Sept 1, 2023 7:47:44 GMT
Part 7 Detail player statsAll things +/-, as reviewed and corrected from the league's sometimes slightly iffy gamesheets. (To be far, the GRSs aren't as iffy as they once were, it seems) To game 46, some big changes. Since February (games 30-46 incl, 17 games) Roy +11 Nieminen +10 Neilson +9 Anderson -10 Lemay -6 Caruso -5 Points since Feb Nieminen and Michaud 21 Roy 18 Henbrant 16 Lunsjo 15 Neilson 13 Lemay 9 PP is 7/38, a reasonable 18.4% PK is a dismal 29/43, 67.4%. Rok's stats in all those games (15/17 GP) are 411 saves for 469 shots, 87.63%, 3.84GAA. Attachments:
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:30:27 GMT
PART 8: Pre Season, - plus challenge for AJ #47 mid season All clubs gamesAugust 202325 Belfast Giants v Cardiff Devils 3-4 so 26 Cardiff Devils v Belfast Giants 5-4 otSeptember 202302 Cardiff Devils v Amiens 8-203 Cardiff Devils v Amiens 4-3 ot09 Cardiff Devils v Glasgow Clan 4-209 Coventry Blaze v MK Lightning 8-3 09 Fife Flyers v Dundee Stars 2-3 ot 09 Sheffield Steelers v Nottingham Panthers 4-1 www.eliteleague.co.uk/article/3281-saturday-s-pre-season-results (click on page attachment PS07 at bottom)10 MK Lightning v Coventry Blaze 2-510 Dundee Stars v Fife Flyers 0-410 Cardiff Devils v Glasgow Clan 6-210 Nottingham Panthers v Sheffield Steelers 4-3 www.eliteleague.co.uk/article/3282-sunday-s-pre-season-results (click on page attachment PS10)13 Coventry Blaze v Manchester Storm 4-115 Glasgow Clan v Belfast Giants 2-516 Dundee Stars v CSM Corona Brasov 7-3 16 Fife Flyers v Tilburg 3-116 Manchester Storm v Guildford Flames 4-616 Sheffield Steelers v Cardiff Devils 1-016 Belfast Giants v Glasgow Clan 1-316 Nottingham Panthers v Coventry Blaze 4-0 www.eliteleague.co.uk/article/3290-saturday-s-pre-season-results (PS17)17 Cardiff Devils v Sheffield Steelers 3-4 OT17 Coventry Blaze v Nottingham Panthers 1-4 www.eliteleague.co.uk/article/3293-sunday-s-pre-season-results (PS21) 17 Dundee Stars v Tilburg 1-217 Fife Flyers v CSM Corona Brasov 3-517 Guildford Flames v Manchester Storm 4-020 Manchester Storm v Coventry Blaze 2-4
November 2023 - challenge match (for AJ47)18 Nottingham Panthers v Manchester 4-4 Just for funScoresheet errors/incomplete data, looking for a perfect GRSI'm being mean here including the non appearance of stats in some box's.Fife 12 from 3 (ave.4)Belfast 8 from 2 (ave.4)MK 4 from 1 (ave.4)Manchester 5 from 2 (ave.2.5)Nottingham 4 from 2 (ave.2)Sheffield 3 from 2 (ave. 1.5)Coventry 3 from 3 (ave.1)Cardiff 5 from 6 (ave.0.84)Glasgow 0 from 1 -Guildford 0 from 1 -Dundee 0 from 3 -Place | Player | GP | Goals | Assists | Points | xx | Pims | 1 | Henbrandt | 5 | 2 | 4 | 6 |
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:30:45 GMT
Part 9: Challenge Cup Group StageThe 2023/24 Challenge Cup has ten teams split into three groups. All teams play each other on a two home, two away basis except in Group A which is one home, one away: Group Stage games must produce a winner – Group A: Belfast Giants, Dundee Stars, Fife Flyers, Glasgow Clan (1 Home, 1 Away) Group B: Cardiff Devils, Coventry Blaze, Guildford Flames (2 Home, 2 Away) Group C: Manchester Storm, Nottingham Panthers, Sheffield Steelers (2 Home, 2 Away) Overtime & Shootouts will be played in the Group Stage if games are tied after 60 minutes. Group Stage games are scheduled to be completed by the end of November. The top team in each group will qualify for the next round as a quarter final seed. In the event of teams finishing on the same points, - see finishing criteria as per League in part one of this thread.
Knockout Stages The top-seeded team from groups A, B and C automatically move on to the Knockout stage seeded 1 – 3 according to their win percentages in the group stage. The remaining 5 teams are ranked 4 – 8 according to the same principle. If any teams have equal win percentages, they shall be split according to the following criteria: Points, Regulation wins, All games won, games between sides....etc All games in the Quarter- and Semi-Finals are aggregate-scoring, home and away series. Overtime will only be played if the score is tied on aggregate after 60 minutes have been played in the return leg. In both stages, the option of home-ice advantage for the return leg will be given to the higher-seeded team. In the Semi-Finals, the highest remaining seed plays the lowest remaining seed for the first pairing; and the two remaining teams play in the second pairing. Final The Final will be held in March 2023. The highest seed has the option of home-ice advantage. Panther game FixturesSeptember Game | Date | HOME | V | Away | Score (win/loss) | 1 | Sat. 23rd | Manchester |
| Nottingham | 4-2 win | 2 | Sat. 30th | Nottingham |
| Sheffield | 0-6 loss |
October Game | Date | Home | v | Away | Score (win/loss) | 3 | Sun. 8th | Manchester |
| Nottingham | 4-7 loss | 4 | Sat. 21st | Nottingham |
| Sheffield | 1-4 loss | 5 | Sat. 28th | Sheffield |
| Nottingham | abandoned in 2nd as 1-2 loss score | 6 | Sun. 29th | Nottingham |
| Manchester | postponed |
* Subsequent fixtures cancelled 25/11/23 @ Sheffield 08/04/23 v Manchester * After the fatal injury incident on the 28th October - The Nottingham club has withdrawn from this competitionother games (Manchester/Sheffield) - Sheffield 6 Manchester 1 - Manchester 3 Sheffield 6 - Manchester 1 Sheffield 4 - Sheffield 4 Manchester 2 Table - Group C Place | Team | ...GP... | REG win | OT win | PS win | REG loss | OT loss | PS loss | ..GF.. | ..GA.. | xx | ..GD.. | Points | 1 | Sheffield-Q | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 30 | 8 |
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Q=Qualified for quarter final stage and Nottingham withdrawn Other groupsGroup A results Fife 6 Dundee 3 Belfast 4 Dundee 1 Glasgow 4 Fife 0 Dundee 2 Belfast 6 Fife 5 Glasgow 1 Glasgow 2 Belfast 4 Fife 0 Belfast 1 Dundee 2 Fife 4 Belfast 7 Fife 4 Glasgow 4 Dundee 1 Belfast 5 Glasgow 2 Glasgow 2 Dundee 6 Place | Team | ...GP... | REG win | OT win | PS win | REG loss | OT loss | PS loss | ..GF.. | ..GA.. | xx | ..GD.. | Points | 1 | Belfast-Q | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 27 | 11 |
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Q = Qualified for the quarter final stage. Group B results Cardiff 4 Guildford 2 Coventry 4 Cardiff 2 Guildford 3 Coventry 2 Cardiff 5 Coventry 0 Guildford 3 Cardiff 6 Coventry 6 Guildford 1 Guildford 5 Coventry 2 Guildford 3 Cardiff 5 Cardiff 5 Coventry 1 Coventry 1 Guildford 2 OT Coventry 2 Cardiff 4 Cardiff 5 Guildford 7 Place | Team | ...GP... | REG win | OT win | PS win | REG loss | OT loss | PS loss | ..GF.. | ..GA.. | xx | ..GD.. | Points | 1 | Cardiff-Q | 8 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 36 | 22 |
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Q= Qualified for aggregate quarter final stage 6/12/23 Fife 1 Guildford 3 Glasgow 3 Cardiff 4 7/12/23 Manchester 1 Sheffield 5 13/12/23 Cardiff 1 Glasgow 3 GLASGOW WIN 6-5 on aggregateCoventry 1 Belfast 1Guildford 3 Fife 2 GUILDFORD WIN 6-3 on aggregate
20/12/23 Belfast 4 Coventry 5 COVENTRY WIN on aggregate 5-6 (after PS decider) Sheffield 5 Manchester 1 SHEFFIELD WIN 10-2 on aggregate Semi Finals - on aggregate 20/1/24 Glasgow 0 Guildford 0 24/1/24 Coventry 0 Sheffield 6 31/1/24 Sheffield 4 Coventry 1 SHEFFIELD WIN 10-1 on aggregate07/2/24 Guildford 6 Glasgow 3 GUILFORD WIN 6-3 on aggregateFINAL (in Sheffield) Guildford 1 Sheffield 3 CUP WINNERS
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:30:58 GMT
Part 10: Challenge Cup stats - as of 8th November 2023 the club withdrew from this competition NB) Remains at FOUR games ( game on 28/10 not included) although Elite stats have added the abandoned game to player stats.
Place | Player | played | Goals | Assists | Points | xx | PIMS | 1 | Johnson | 4 | 3 | 1 | 4 | | 2 | 2 | Nieminen | 4 | 2 | 2 | 4 | | 6 | 3 | Ryzcek | 3 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | 0 | 4 | Roy | 4 | 1 | 2 | 3 | | 0 | 5 | Michaud | 4 | 0 | 3 | 3 | | 7 | 6 | Neill | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | | 0 | 7 | Lemay | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | | 0 | 8 | Welsh | 4 | 1 | 0 | 1 | | 4 | 9 | Bjorkung | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | | 0 | 10 | | - | - | - | - | | - | 11 | Lunsjo | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | | 0 | 12 | Caruso | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:31:11 GMT
Part 11: Play-Offs
Nottingham did not qualify.
Knockout Stages a. The teams placed 1-8 at the end of the Regular Season league take part in the Quarter-Finals of the Playoffs in a two-legged aggregate score series of games with the overall winner of each series progressing further in the competition. The two legs must be completed by Sunday 9th April 2023. b. Seedings for the 2023 Playoffs will be based on final league standings at the conclusion of the 2022/23 regular season. The Elite League winners will be seeded #1 for the playoffs, the league runners-up #2 and so on down to #8. c. The 1st seed will play the 8th seed, 2nd vs 7th, 3rd vs 6th and 4th vs 5th. The higher seed in each quarter-final will get the choice of when they play their home leg. Playoff Finals Weekend – POFW a. Playoff Finals Weekend takes place at the end of the season, with the Semi-Finals taking place on the Saturday and the third v fourth-placed match ( ) and Grand Final on the Sunday. b. All games played at POFW are standalone games with the two winning teams progressing to the Grand Final on the Sunday and the two losing teams the third v fourth-placed ( ) match. c. Seedings for the semi-final and final will be determined by the original quarter-final ranking, so the highest-placed team left in the playoffs will be ranked as the highest seed. i. The highest seed will play the lowest seed in the first semi-final, with the remaining seeds playing in the second semi-final. ii. The highest seeded team in each game will have the home advantage. From the league ending. The line-up for the Quarter-Finals is as follows: First named team played first leg at home. Then away for aggregate score. Sheffield Steelers (1) vs. Fife Flyers (8) 9-4 and 4-1 = 13-5 Cardiff Devils (2) vs. Dundee Stars (7) 4-2 and 3-2 = 7-4 Belfast Giants (3) vs. Coventry Blaze (6) 2-1 and 1-1 = 3-2 Manchester Storm (4) vs. Guildford Flames (5) 1-5 and 0-4 = 1-9 Semi finals (in Nottingham)
Semi final one Sheffield 6 Guildford 2 semi final two Cardiff 1 Belfast 2 OT FINAL (in Nottingham)
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Part 12: Play-Off Stats
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Part 13: Cup, League, Play-Off Stats COMBINEDa) Does not include the 28/10 abandoned game (though Elite have included in there stats.) b) Only Cup and League stats due to the team not qualifying for the play-offs
Place | Player | Played | Goals | Assists | Points | xx | PIMS | 1 | Nieminen | 58 | 27 | 29 | 56 | | 20 | 2 | Roy | 58 | 25 | 26 | 51 | | 00 | 3 | Michaud | 48 | 6 | 39 | 45 | | 34 | 4 | Henbrant | 57 | 13 | 27 | 40 | | 27 | 5 | Lunsjo | 58 | 17 | 22 | 39 | | 12 | 6 | Lemay | 55 | 24 | 13 | 37 | | 36 | 7 | Neill | 49 | 01 | 28 | 29 | | 20 | 8 | Ryzcek | 47 | 06 | 14 | 20 | | 14 | 9 | Luciani | 28 | 11 | 06 | 17 | | 02 | 10 | Nielson.L | 45 | 08 | 09 | 17 | | 20 | 12 | McGurty | 50 | 05 | 12 | 17 | | 55 | 13 | Anderson | 57 | 05 | 10 | 15 | | 28 | 14 | Kelsall | 55 | 03 | 10 | 13 | | 40 | 15 | Hazledine.J | 40 | 02 | 10 | 12 | | 14 | 16 | Despres | 44 | 02 | 10 | 12 | | 24 | 17 | Johnson.A | 11 | 07 | 04 | 11 | | 02 | 18 | Welsh | 41 | 02 | 08 | 10 | | 22 | 19 | Betteridge | 25 | 5 | 4 | 9 | | 04 | 20 | Pare | 29 | 4 | 5 | 9 | | 41 | 21 | Caruso | 53 | 1 | 8 | 9 | | 63 | 22 | Tetlow | 27 | 0 | 6 | 6 | | 60 | 23 | Bjorkung | 11 | 1 | 3 | 4 | | 02 | 24 | Farley | 11 | 0 | 2 | 2 | | 00 | 25 | McKenzie | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | | 00 | 26 |
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:31:48 GMT
Part 14: All-Time Listings (live)With the return of Oliver Betteridge, Jordan Kelsall and Joshua Tetlow (homegrown players) they will climb higher in some of the lists of all-time record/statistics (Domestic competition games) more than most.
TOP APPEARANCES
Player | Games played | Randall WEBER | 856 | David CLARKE | 787 | Robert LACHOWICZ | 782 | Matthew MYERS | 688 | Chick ZAMICK | 624 | Stephen LEE | 619 | Paul ADEY | 593 | Simon HUNT | 517 | Les STRONGMAN | 507 | John BREMNER | 495 |
- 13th Oliver Betteridge 466 games played in career for Nottingham (so 30 behind the top ten) - ( thus unable to catch John Bremner in 10th this season) -presently 14 games behind Westman (480) in 12th and 16 behind Tait (482) in 11th.
TOP GOALS 1. Paul ADEY 796 2. Chick ZAMICK 778 3. Les STRONGMAN 400
TOP ASSISTS 1. Paul ADEY 751 2. Chick ZAMICK 645 3. Randall WEBER 517
TOP POINTS 1. Paul ADEY 1547 2. Chick ZAMICK 1423 3. Randall WEBER 843
MOST PENALTIES 1. Simon HUNT 1259 2. Graham WAGHORN 935 3. David CLARKE 900
TOP NETMINDERS 1. Jack SIEMAN 23040 2. Craig KOWALSKI 15138.16 3. Dick HALVERSON 12540
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LIVE All-Time lists as they change of present 'old boys' in the squad
Player | Played | Goals | Assists | Points | Pims | Note | Stephen ANDERSON | 123 | 22 | 25 | 47 | 52 | *see below | Oliver BETTERIDGE | 466 | 65 | 61 | 126 | 137 | *see below | Mike CARUSO | 104 | 2 | 15 | 17 | 101 | *see below | Jordan KELSALL | 278 | 18 | 22 | 40 | 101 | *see below | Zaine McKENZIE | 12 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 |
| Josh TETLOW | 284 | 6 | 24 | 30 | 176 | *see below |
Joe HAZLEDINE 113 2 11 13 16 Luca SHELDON ---------- 3 seasons 56 games (1 GPi - 5.38mins) 3 SOG, 1 goal ,0 assists, 0 pims, 0 shut outs, 11.11 GAA, 33.33 Save %
Up and coming landmarks - as above (within 20)
Tetlow 16 games from 300th
Anderson 3 Points from 50th Kelsall 10 Points from 50th Tetlow 20 Points from 50th
Betteridge 13 Pims from 150th
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All-Time climbers in top 20, from present squad
Played - Betteridge with 466 games played is 14 games behind Ken Westman on 480 in 12th place Goals - none in top 20 Assists - none " Points - none " Pims - none "
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Betteridge/Kelsall/Tetlow registry
Oliver | Season | Games | Goals | Assists | Points | Penalties |
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| 15-16 | 61 | 03 | 02 | 05 | 13 |
| 16-17 | 73 | 07 | 13 | 20 | 30 |
| 17-18 | 78 | 06 | 09 | 15 | 26 |
| 18-19 | 72 | 10 | 14 | 24 | 22 |
| 19-20 | 64 | 13 | 09 | 22 | 28 |
| 20-21 | 16 | 05 | 01 | 06 | 02 | 11 seasons | 21-22 | 56 | 16 | 11 | 27 | 10 |
- this 12th season 25 games 5+4=9 and 4 pims
Jordan | Season | Games | Goals | Assists | Points | Penalties |
| 17-18 | 13 | 02 | 01 | 03 | 00 |
| 19-20 | 64 | 01 | 01 | 02 | 06 |
| 20-21 | 16 | 00 | 01 | 01 | 04 |
| 21-22 | 62 | 05 | 05 | 10 | 28 | 5 seasons | 22-23 | 68 | 07 | 04 | 11 | 23 |
- this 6th season 55 games 3+10=13 and 40 pims
Joshua | Season | Games | Goals | Assists | Points | Penalties |
| 17-18 | 42 | 01 | 03 | 04 | 06 |
| 18-19 | 72 | 01 | 06 | 07 | 45 |
| 19-20 | 60 | 00 | 06 | 06 | 15 |
| 20-21 | 16 | 01 | 00 | 01 | 18 | 5 Seasons | 21-22 | 67 | 03 | 06 | 09 | 32 |
- this season 6th 27 games 0+6=6 and 60 pims
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:32:13 GMT
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:32:25 GMT
Part 16: Great Britain National Team - icehockeyuk.co.uk/One of my own pictures from the 'Press room' at a World tournament when I joined Stewart Roberts as an official OLYMPIC QUALIFIERS - 8th to 11th February 2024 in CARDIFF, UK.www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/gb-squad-announced-for-mens-olympic-qualifiers/www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/olympic-qualifying-tournament-to-be-held-in-cardiff/www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/mens-olympic-qualifiers-serbia-0-11-gb/www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/highlights-and-reaction-from-gbs-win-over-serbia/www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/mens-olympic-qualifiers-great-britain-7-4-romania/Follow the Olympic trail from here.www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/ogqp3hTHE FINAL GROUP which is one of three groups...each winner goes to the Olympics
29th August to 1st Septemberwww.iihf.com/en/static/56965/men_s_olympic_winter_game********************APRIL CHALLENGE GAMES versus Poland prior to major events in 2024..... www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/gb-to-face-poland-twice-in-international-games-in-april/ www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/tickets-now-on-sale-for-gb-against-poland-in-leeds-and-nottingham/26/4/24 3-1 win27/4/24 2-1ps win********************Ex GB player from 1994 Worlds...RIP... www.gilbartfuneralhome.com/obituary/PatrickPaddy-ScottTwo years post Gold, GB are still Europe's number one.Back in the World Championships top flight by May time. www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/gb-announce-pre-world-championship-squad/Here, the whole World groups to look at www.iihf.com/en/tournamentsThe top tier group with GB www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/wmTournament information www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/wm/tournamentinfo/43127/tournament_infoThe teams.... www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/wm/teamsThe games... www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/wm/schedule Yes, come on boys. Have a 'smashing time'.1936 German Olympic paperChallenge game pre tournament 7/5/24www.icehockeyuk.co.uk/warm-up-game-great-britain-2-5-kazakhstan/
GB team roster www.iihf.com/pdf/902/ihm9020gbr_33_1_0STATS (Live)
www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/wm/skaters/scoringleadersSTANDINGS (Live)
www.iihf.com/en/events/2024/wm/standings/group
Thoughts.... If we had won against Norway or just beaten Denmark. Moving on GB Men: World Championship Division I Group A in Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania 27th April to 3rd May 2025 Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Poland, Romania, Ukraine
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:32:46 GMT
Part 17: - HistoryNottingham PANTHERS
A great piece here by Nathan Greasley (this is also in my latest book) over the war time period. panthersfromthevault.wordpress.com/category/uncategorized/
None Iced Nottingham players non iced in a domestic season.doc (28.5 KB) if anyone has more detail or such that can help me tidy this one up, I'd appreciate it.
Might be helpful sites.... www.the-sports.org/ice-hockey-nottingham-panthers-results-identity-equ5827.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Nottingham_Panthers_(1939%E2%80%931960) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nottingham_Panthers icehockey.fandom.com/wiki/Nottingham_Panthers
Did you know? Much has been said about the formation of the Scottish outfit, the 'Flyers' in Kirkcaldy, being the oldest clun in the UK. Of course this is correct, erecting a building and a team playing there since 1938. However, when you look into top flight hockey Nottingham become the longest serving club partaking into Ice Hockey competition. Some three seasons more than the Scotsmen.
Bjorn Borg (a keen player in his teens) played ice hockey on holiday in Malmo whilst visiting friends. Word got around and offers came in from Toronto and Washington - publicity interest? A Swedish journalist correctly quoted that 'hockey was fun but his tennis was business'.
In 1961 a result of Cheshire Cats 6 Nottingham Panthers 5 was seen in an Altrincham programme. The Panthers side largely ex-Nottingham Wolves players whose side had disbanded seven years prior to the seniors. It was the Nottingham boys travelling to Altrincham for practice as they could not obtain any ice time on their own rink. Dedication there folks.
**************************** FEATURE STORY A short (but long here) story about George Chinn, recently passed away at 94 this last month. Permission granted to reproduce by the author, Kevin Shea.
While researching Toronto Maple Leafs history, I discovered a story that captivated me. It was the story of three Chin brothers -- Bill was 17, Ab 16, and George just 15 years of age -- who were invited to the Maple Leafs training camp in 1944. For many years, I pursued a publishing deal for the Chin story, and although unsuccessful, through the exercise, George and I became dear friends.
Despite China being an ally to Canada during the Second World War, there was still a negative sentiment towards the Chinese in Canada that had permeated the country for decades. In fact, the Chinese Immigration Act suspended almost all Chinese immigration to Canada between 1923 and when it was finally repealed in 1947.
Charles and Rose Chin, who had settled in Lucknow, Ontario and ran Chin’s Restaurant on the main street of the small town, had 14 children — 11 boys and three girls. While all played hockey, three stood head and shoulders in talent above not only their siblings but all other hockey players in the region: William (Bill), Albert (Ab) and George Chin.
In August 1944, a Detroit Red Wings scout admitted he had the three on his radar. “The three Chin boys from Lucknow are going to surprise everyone this winter,” he told the Toronto Daily Star. “They’ll be ready for the big time before long.”
When Ed Bickle, president of the Maple Leafs, learned that the Red Wings were interested in the Chins, he “blew a gasket.” But, in fact, coach Hap Day already had Ab and Bill on Toronto’s negotiation list, while George was too young at the time. Curiously, all three were invited to the Leafs training camp in Owen Sound prior to the 1944-45 season.
The boys, younger and smaller than any of the hopefuls at camp, made their presence known, attracting attention from veterans and management. They were invited to play in the three Blue and White exhibition games in which the roster was divided in two, with Joe Primeau’s Blues facing Harold Ballard’s Whites with proceeds directed to the Kiwanis Club.
“The ones attracting the most attention in the games have been the three Chinese brothers, Albert, George and Bill Chin from Lucknow. Although on the small side and several steps away from top-flight hockey, the Chinese line made a big hit with the crowd with its clever passing, good stickhandling and aggressiveness,” wrote the Toronto Daily Star.
Another reporter noted, “The fans got a great kick out of the three Chin boys and their performance. They were given lots of use and worked hard but could not produce a goal, though that would have pleased the crowd of 12,105 paid, one of the best attendances ever to see these annual games.”
The boys, disappointed to be sent home, returned to their Lucknow juvenile team and continued to dominate the league.
“George Chin scored all 12 of his juvenile team’s goals at Kincardine Saturday night,” reported the Star.
Two days later, after George scored six goals and his brothers added four in his next game, the Star jokingly suggested the Leafs’ head scout should reconsider the team’s decision.
The boys were so popular in their hometown that fans had to arrive at the arena early in order to get a seat. After games, the brothers hurried over to the family restaurant.
“They occupy a front table and greet their worshippers,” wrote the Star. “Often, there’s a lineup to get inside as well as to get autographs.”
While the Chins enjoyed great popularity in their hometown, fans in opposing rinks weren’t nearly as friendly.
“When we played in places like Goderich, Kincardine and Hanover, we heard the occasional racial taunt,” George told the Star this week. “It was stuff like, ‘Kill that chink!’ We just shrugged it off and tried to score another goal to beat them.”
None of the boys ever did get to join the Toronto Maple Leafs, although George did go on to a terrific career. He joined the Windsor Spitfires in their inaugural junior season (1946-47) and later played with the Chatham Maroons, where he led the team in regular season scoring and went on to win the Turner Cup championship of the International Hockey League in 1949-50. George later earned a scholarship to play hockey at the University of Michigan. After a year with the freshman team, George became a major contributor for the Wolverines in 1961-52, leading Michigan in scoring as the Wolverines won their third title. He was selected for the NCAA All-Tournament First Team. The Wolverines repeated as champions in 1953, with George again leading the team in post-season scoring and earning All-American selection. He ended his career as one of the University of Michigan's greatest players, scoring 55 goals and 67 assists in three seasons. He was inducted into the Michigan Dekers Hall of Fame in 1977.
He joined the Nottingham Panthers of the British Hockey League in 1954-55. There, he collected 49 points in 40 games while completing his post-graduate studies at Nottingham University.
But the hockey story doesn’t end there.
The Chin’s restaurant included a larder in the basement, and the floor, which often had a thin layer of water on it, froze in the winter, allowing family and friends to play spirited hockey games. One of those friends was future NHL star Paul Henderson, who learned to play the game with the Chin boys.
“My Dad gave Paul his first equipment, and my brother Ab coached him all through minor hockey,” chuckled George.
Bill Chin passed away in 1994 and Ab died in 2010. Sadly, I learned last evening that George, who had become a dear friend to me, died peacefully in Calgary on November 28 at the age of 94.
“We wanted to let you know that our Dad, George Chin, passed away on November 28th,” his daughter Leanne wrote to me by email. “Dad appreciated your kindness and the opportunity you gave him to talk about his hockey career. I never met you but my parents talked about you with much fondness. I just found a letter you sent my Dad for his birthday two years ago and he had kept it, even after all the purging when they moved. Thank you for giving us so many memories of my Dad’s early life and his joy of hockey.”
So as we have done far too many times lately, we say goodbye to a treasured friend. God bless you, George Chin. Rest in peace.
Kevin Shea (member of the 'Society for International Hockey Research')
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GREAT BRITAIN
Another site dedicated to hockey, includes detail on our national squad to which I also contributed. nationalteamsoficehockey.com/great-britain/
Storyline 1
In researching the history in order to write down the plain facts of fixtures played from the past. A massive source of use is the 'Archives website' by Marc Brancham who gave me permission (along with Ben Hasinoff - Wikipaedia) to use material for my 'UK Ice Hockey' book (found on Amazon.co.uk) it reveals the earlier club challenge games played at home in Britain or abroad, the domestic game here in Britain that we played and further to this the international club games that preceded national play between countries.
Here are some notes to understand how this all came about.
International friendlies started for us and primarily the world when on 16th January 1904 SC Lyon of France hosted the travelling Princes Ice Hockey Club (IHC) of London, Princes winning 0-2. Noted as the first International 'Canadian' Ice hockey match in Europe. Princes returning from a winning Bandy tournament in Davos. Beating Haarlem and Davos 0-3 and 3-4. The first winning tour in Switzerland of an English club worth the qualifier of 'World Championship' it said from an article for the Princes v Lyon Ice hockey match.
Following this in 1904/05 season. 21/02/05 Princes 11 Lyon 2, 25/02/05 SC Lyon 0 Princes 7
1905/06 30/01/06 Princes 9 SC Lyon 1, 17/02/06 CP Paris 3 Princes 2, 25/02/06 SC Lyon 3 Princes 4, 13/03/06 Princes 4 CP Paris 1.
1906/07 09/02/07 Princes 11 SC Lyon 1, 23/02/07 SC Lyon 0 Princes 5, 10/03/07 Princes 17 Cercle des Patineurs de Bruxelles (Bel) 1
1907/08 18/01/08 SC Leysin (Sui) 1 Princes 4, 22/01/08 Les Avants (Sui) 2 Princes 3, 23/01/08 Les Avants 2 Princes 7, 25/01/08 SC Lyon 5 Princes 4, 26/01/08 CP Paris 1 Princes 1, 21/03/08 Brussels IHC (Bel) 3 Princes 5, 22/03/08 Federation of Belgium Skaters (Bel) 2 Princes 7.
1908/09 NOV - Berliner Hockey Club International Tournament - which Princes won, 12/12/08 Princes 8 CP Paris 2, JAN - Chamonix Cup (Fra) - which Princes won. 17/02/09 Brussels IHC 10 Princes 1.
1909/10 12/10/09 Club des Patineurs de Paris 6 Princes 10, MAR - Cup of Lannoy - Princes lose in semi final.
1910/11 16/12/10 Princes 7 Berliner SC 3, DEC Brussels Tournament - Oxford Canadians won, 03/01/11 Berliner SC 2 Oxford Canadians 11, 05/01/11 ASC Dresden (Ger) 2 Oxford Canadians 15, 05/01/11 Association of Berlin /Dresden 2 Oxford Canadians 6, 06/01/11SK Slavia Prague (Cze) 0 Oxford Canadians 12, JAN Forward Tournament Switzerland - Oxford Canadians won (Princes 3rd of 5), JAN - Coupe de Chamonix - Oxford Canadians won (Princes 5th and last).
1911/12 15/12/11 CP Paris 7 Princes 4, DEC - Brussels Tournament - Oxford Canadians won, 27/12/11 DHC Hanover (Ger) 3 Oxford Canadians 4, 28/12/11 Berliner SC 1 Oxford Canadians 1, 29/12/11 Berliner SC 1 Oxford Canadians 1, 08/01/12 Munich TV 1 Oxford Canadians 8, 09/01/12 Munich TV 1 Oxford Canadians 15, JAN - Munich Tournament Ger. - Oxford Canadians won, Jan - Chamonix Cup - Oxford Canadians 2nd, 26/03/12 Berliner Sporting Club 0 Oxford Canadians 4, 27/03/12 SC Charlottenburg (Ger) 1 Oxford Canadians 3, 28/03/12 Berliner SC 1 Oxford Canadians 5
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1913/14 Forward tournament (Sui) Princes won
War then intervened and it was not till 19/20 when National (Country) matches prevailed (starting 1910) along with International club games continuing from 21/22 onwards.
Between these dates, in March 1912 a 'CHAMPIONAT' (pre European/World Championships) was played and again in February 1913 and January 1914 whereas clubs did represent there countries in competition. It was a more 'open' category event than the European competition allowing relaxed rules on player entry....Otherwise a European Championship continued.
It was 1910,1911 and 1912 that the European Championships were played but the 1912 event was annulled, the first CHAMPIOINAT then followed in 1912 because of that annulment. In 1913 European, and Championat (2nd) were subsequently played, 1914 a third Championat and European championships were played again before an Olympic games of 1920. In the years 1921,22 23 the Euros were played prior to another 1924 Olympics. 1924,25.26,27 Euros were competed before another 1928 Olympics once more. 1929 A Euros tournament was followed by a 1930 and 1931 Worlds and 1932 Olympics before a last 1932 European tournament was staged. Thereafter World and Olympics prevailed, sometimes as now in the same years up to the present day.
Storyline 2
1910 European Championship Avants , Switzerland The format (discussed for several weeks prior) chose a round robin 'American style' rather than the knock out that French president Louise Magnus preferred. It was questioned if his own French Chamonix (that uses the round robin format) Cup later in the year might feel overshadowed. During the 3rd congress, Germany who supported France in this actually abstained from the vote as Belgium, GB (noted as England) and Switzerland chose the round robin format as preferred by the hosts Switzerland. So France pulled out of the tournament. Also in that congress they agreed to ban 'foreign' players (not born of that country) but not till 1911, so Princes club, who had Canadians in their side, could play this year as Great Britain (England).Oxford Canadians thus played also but 'out of competition'. The English 'Princes' club then refuse to play Oxford Canadians due to some match time change. Result 1st England (Princes) 2nd Germany 3rd Belgium 4th Switzerland
1911 European Championship Berlin, Germany. On artificial ice, Bohemia's profile is raised massively in these games. Result 1st Bohemia 2nd Germany 3rd Belgium 4th Switzerland
1912 European Championship Prague , Bohemia - empire of Austria-Hungary Ban on 'foreign' players now. In a game v the hosts Germany conceded a goal which was short of the line as the cage was moved forward. Germany believed it disallowed yet it stood with a 2-2 final score line. Also Austria entered but was made up of German players as well as them nor being affiliated as a LIGH member till later. So the whole tournament was annulled. Result was 1st Bohemia 2nd Germany and 3rd Austria from the games played.
1912 Championat Brussels, Belgium Affiliated players of a club ie) Foreigners, can play in this type of tournament. Also four Belgiums play in the Swiss side. Result 1st Germany 2nd Oxford Canadians 3rd Belgium 4th France 5th Switzerland
1913 European Championship Munich, Germany Played on a small 40x16 ice pad. Numbers used on players backs to distinguish. Germany complain that Bohemia competes ass member of the Austro-Hungarian empire, so this shows two entrants as Austria are also taking part. ie) Bohemia v Austria being Prague v Prague. But with few sides in the tournament and the Chech games proving popular Germany are pressured to withdraw their complaint. Result 1st Belgium 2nd Bohemia 3rd Germany 4th Austria
1913 Championat St.Moritz, Switzerland Result 1st Berliner SC (Germany) 2nd Princes (GB) 3rd CP Paris (France) 4th Slavia Prague (Bohemia) 5th Switzerland
1914 Championat Chamonix, France Germany complain that a goal given was scored at the start of a whistle. All the Bohemia side are true nationals. Result 1st Princes (GB) 2nd Berliner SC (Germany) 3rd CP Paris (France) 4th Slavia Prague/CSS (Bohemia)
1914 European Championship Berlin, Germany Result 1st Bohemia 2nd Germany 3rd Belgium
Continued..... 1920 Olympics Antwerp, Belgium 1921 European Championships Stokholm, Sweden 1922 European Championships St.Moritz, Switzerland 1923 European Championships Antwerp, Belgium 1924 Olympics Chamonix, France 1924 European Championships Milan, Italy 1925 Europen Championships .....Strbske Pieso und Stary Smokovec, Czechoslovakia 1926 European Championships Davos, Switzerland 1927 European Championships Vienna, Austria 1928 Olmpics St.Moritz, Switzerland 1929 European Championships Budapest, Hungary 1930 World Championships Chamonix, France 1931 World Championships Krynica, Polans 1932 Olympics Lake Placid, USA 1932 European Championships Berlin, Germany - the last stand alone.
World and Olympics continue.
The year we won the gold. World/European and Olympic titles1936
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 8:57:37 GMT
Part 18: - NotesPositives and negatives 1. - Bar the Summer into season usual typo's and errors, or forgetting to update 'promised' updates. The Elite site can't get the Nottingham (and others) player details correct as regards 'returning' or 'new' to the roster. Tyler Welsh (and Rok Stojanovic - now corrected) classified as returning and Zaine McKenzie (although played last game of season and on the game sheet) apparently not a returnee.
2. + Nice to see the club continuously marking the loss of fans from the last season and Summer with a tribute in an early game on the scoreboard screen. Obviously Mike Hammond to be among them. Good start all round with Sync calendars for fans of the fixtures, Charity connections and a nice remembrance by all concerned of Mike Hammond who passed away.
3. + Great to see the team in on time and using everything to hand getting the players ready....including the army whilst preparing for the off.
4. - Need we say more? It's one thing having a rivalry and trying to 'sell' the games against us but Mr. Simms comments about Nottingham are just OTT. Calling us those nasty Panthers, tagging us a French now in a way that sits with racial comments. Obviously no French sponsors at Sheffield or this would not have happened. Talk about poor relations. Great comeback by our club though, void of insults.
5. - We all know that the sport is short in doing things in time but not bothering is another thing. We know that the BBC Sport app carries just Cardiff/Belfast stories in the main. Are these clubs just more pro-active? Today I looked at my app 'Flashscores' World Friendlies and again Cardiff are in there but no one else.
6. - It's not too early (because we've had so many already) for the OS to make errors/omissions, but though detail of the MK v Coventry game is written, why is the GRS missing? Are clubs not supporting the organising body with the game sheet? and if not are Elite to reprimand culprits (akin to asking Mr Simms to behave) who are letting the show down? No explanation why it is/was missing. Thanks, otherwise to Elite for showing GRS post games though no SOG from Nottingham last night, especially when I thought pre season games were times to 'practice' making it perfect.
7. - Challenge GRS versus Sheffield/Coventry - errors/points explained. CH game one (away) has Michaud and Dowds bust up near the end of the game has each with DIFFERENT times. To help, they were both at 55.44 AND net minder Robinson did NOT come on at 59.02 as penned. That was Stoyanovic returning plus they got the TOI wrong anyway, should be 59.02 as he was off 20 seconds. CH game two (home) - as if to show how pointless the 'Goalie Changes' section is - we have again correct times of GK coming ON but it doesn't show when they leave the ice which is crazy. Thus, you can't work it out and have to trust the 59.05 Morrone was in for Steelers is right. Which it is but.....errors occur and without the 'leaving ice' time they won't be spotted. Basically, what's the point writing one without the other. See above. Otherwise no SOG. CH game three (home) - no SOG CH game four (away) - no issues
8. + Entertainment from Nottingham Panthers in Bolero Square before the Manchester Sunday League game will be nice, can this be more regular?. Some discounts these Sundays too, to entice the 'families' in. AND Elites improvements upon the games stats is of interest. But whilst 'Events' within the OS game centre will show goalie times in AND out for their Time on ice totals ( halleluiah ) why then not add this to the GRS where it is needed. Plus, will this include times when Net minders rush off ice during play for the extra man?
9. + The latest interview by the club (Media man Chris Ellis talking to Net coach Kevin Moore) shows in the background how well laid out the backrooms are. The pictures on the wall and wall design (something I touched upon last season) showing the professional touch and home maintenance the club has.
10. - SCAM BOOK on Amazon/goodreads.com - Biography of Mike Hammond , an Ai written with inaccuracies, flawed detail. A sham of a book by a presumed Jonathan Johnson after someone's death DO NOT PURCHASE.
11. - I was so excited about the stats for this season but already GRS net minder stats are poor. TOI errors ( last 14 seconds of Manchester's netminder return (post our last goal) not added to that he played most of the game of 58.47 Saturday 23rd Sept.) and similar next day at home 3 seconds not counted for near end of period two. Both missing stats not noted on the 'events' column on the Elite OS also, as promised.. Thus I query why we are bothering with all these new fangled stats charts if we can't get the basics right. Won't dwell on this further but will indicate any Nottingham match (home or away) errors for you in the main posts. Remember during the season stats (mostly assists) will change or be added post game by Elite, I will change player lists accordingly.
12. + I need not explain the fantastic work done and being done in support of AJ47 by the club, the great tributes by fans all around the UK and abroad which doesn't stop at Ice Hockey's door. RIP Adam Johnston - www.panthers.co.uk/home/adam-johnson-beautiful-celebration-of-life-service and memorial game www.panthers.co.uk/home/aj47-memorial-game-panthers-44-storm
13 - Where are the Elite officialdom when you need them?... Was there no other way to explain this? thecageforum.proboards.com/attachment/download/72014 + ELITE make the right call and don't reduce the count on Nottingham's non-homegrown player numbers after the loss of AJ. 15 - Great work getting the stats more up to date an correct but some niggles still on GRS. Elite check post game and change for example assists but still leave things otherwise uncorrected like penalty minutes for example on the 10th December sheet whereas third period total says 8 and should be 10. 2+8=12 Presently. 16 - Continued mistakes with repeated players names wrong in match reports is very amateurish by Elite. JEREMY WELCH/WALSH does not play for us. You'd think they would have a correct game sheet to look at eh? For the record it is Tyler Welsh. 17 - It's no wonder i knocked 'going to games' on the head because this sport does nothing for the fan. A Cup final is announced but everything is geared up to just selling tickets to the two participating clubs. No advance notice to if and how neutral fans can get to see this event. I thought the idea was to promote the sport? Yes, the whole arena of 9,000 seats MAY fill with those deserving of seats first from Sheffield and Guildford but other than that? Sheffield were helpful in suggesting to keep an eye on 'ticketmaster' but I can't contact them by phone to make query and would want to sit with the Guildford fans. The spectrum rink had no idea how I contact the ice hockey club till I pushed for it and when I got a reply from Flames it appears I have to accept I'm not of importance because it's 'always done this way'. Hmm All I'm saying is that a back up of possible sale should be penned early doors to alert folk they can purchase seats that may become available later. I'm obviously searching out possibility as tickets by chance may be available BUT should I bother at all if its this hard? Then, in future, will Elite wonder why sales haven't gone well? PLUS the event in Sheffield (bar the venue) was totally one sided to the home team, using announcer and video content to urge the 'homers' on as if it were a normal league game. Pathetic for an assumed neutral final. 18) - THEN, I get to purchase a GB v Poland ticket advertised at £15 concession (for me an old duffer) and a FREE under ten (you can take up to three) ticket...So that's £15 yes. NO, Booking fee £1.95, Facility fee £2.95 and Service fee £2.50 makes it £22. 40p.....The £4.50 fee mentioned as regards the adult ticket extra = a total of £19.90 ....I can only assume a 'Handling fee' of £2.50 which was mentioned somewhere regards the child seat ticket is for me touching the computer. What's more they don't send you the tickets in confirmation to 'print' as requested. You have to wait. But hold on 'if they don't arrive days before the event, your to contact them......? What did I say above in 17).... 19) - Slapstick prevails with the final League day (with such a close ending) has all the games played at differing times.20) + Nice that this is being taken on - www.eliteleague.co.uk/article/3869-in-memoriam-remembering-those-lost-in-2023-24
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 9:13:15 GMT
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 9:13:34 GMT
PART 20: Pictures AClick on pictures to enlarge.
3) Cup underway for 2023. Here is CHUCK TAYLOR in the 1994 Autumn Cup final which we won.
2) Games started and preparations for the seasons competitions
1) In training pre -season? The very first 'domestic tournament playing' Panthers team on ice.
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Post by spik on Sept 1, 2023 9:17:39 GMT
Pictures B
4) Getting to grips with the team
5) Game commentating by Jono Bullard
6) Panthers on the attack first era.
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Post by spik on Sept 2, 2023 16:56:19 GMT
Pictures C
7) One of the old Pictures on hard card, with signatures. This time 1950-51 season.
8) Bar Cup, League and Play-offs in the past we also had a Midlands Cup, here Daryll Easton collects the winning jug from the then Supporters Secretary.
9) That score line at home against the Southampton team, a win by 29 goals - 31-2
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Post by spik on Sept 2, 2023 16:56:34 GMT
Pictures D
10) Winning days.
11) A younger guy here we are missing today
12) Willis in Cup Final action
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Post by spik on Sept 2, 2023 16:56:46 GMT
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