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August 2nd Our main squad has a friendly against Rochdale Town, our Main squad won by a score of 3-1, Alex Johnson, Adam Boyes and Dylan Palfreyman scored the goals. We lost another player in 18 yr old midfielder Luke Porritt for 6-8 days with a Bruised shin August 3rd Our U21 squad has a friendly game against AFC Fylde U21, Our U21 squad lost by a score of 2-0 What do you know another injury, Elliott Scott an 18 yr old full back will be out of action for 2 weeks with a damaged elbow. August 5th Our main squad has our last friendly game against Dinnington before we open the regular season on the road against Leamington on the 9th of August. Our main squad lost by a score of 1-0 Jack Stockdill has fulyl recovered from his injury that has kept him out for 2 weeks with a thigh strain. Injury Update: D – Ryan Toulson (damaged cruciate ligaments) out 12 days to 4 weeks M/AM – Gavin Rothery (twisted knee) out 11 days to 2 weeks AM – Wayne Brooksby (groin strain) out 12 days to 2 weeks ST – Oli Johnson (torn hamstring) out 2 to 3 months M – Jake Lawlor (sprained ankle) out 4 to 5 weeks August 7th Our U18 has a friendly game today against Norwich U18. Our U18 lost by a score of 4-0 August 8th Our board has made it clear to fans that they expect our main squads to make the following expectations: League: finish mid table English FA Cup: 4th qualifying round English FA Trophy – reach the 1st round August 9th We open the regular season on the road as I make my manager debut tonight as we take on Leamington. Due to injuries we have recalled 18 yr old striker Redmond Lee, and Kyle Harrison who is 19 and 18 yr old midfielder Ben Walker just for subs. Steve Drench gets the start in goal. Guiseley (10th ranked) @ Leamington (14th ranked) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Shane Killock scored his 1st goal of the season (64) Final: 2-1 L http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Adam Boyes (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Ben Parker (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Jamie Tank (Leamington) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/injured.png[/img] Redmond Lee (Guiseley 67th min) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/slightly-injured.png[/img] Adam Boyes (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/man-of-the-match.png[/img] S. Gainford 1g 7.6 rating Adam Boyes will be out of action for 6 to 8 day with bruised ribs August 10th Our U18 squad has a game against Crewe U18 in friendly action. The game finished in a 1-1 draw Arran Lyon an unknown scored the goal August 11th We sent George Rooney off to go scout our next oppositions. August 12th We have our home opener of the season tonight as we play host to Stockport. Dan Atkinson will get the start in goal. Stockport (15th ranked) @ Guiseley (18th ranked) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Danny Ellis scored his 1st goal of the season (36) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Josh Snowden scored his 1st career goal with Guiseley and 1st of the season (89) Final: 2-2 Draw http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Jordan Hendrie (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Ben Parker (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Danny Lowe (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/man-of-the-match.png[/img] Jack Stockdill (Guiseley) 1a 8.3 rating August 16th Our main squad has a home game against Worcester as our U18 squad opens their regular season at home against Lowestoft U18. Dan Atkinson will get the start in goal. Adam Boyes is day to day and will start the game on the bench Worcester (18th ranked) @ Guiseley (16th ranked) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Nicky Boshell scored his1st goal of the season (37) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Worcester og (48) Final: 2-2 Draw http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/man-of-the-match.png[/img] Danny Lowe (Guiseley) 1a 7.4 rating Our U18 squad won by a score of 3-1, Marcus Beech an unknown scored a hatrick for 3 goals So glad our next game is not until 7 days from now so now maybe some of our main injured players will heal and play next game. August 17th Adam Boyes has fully recovered from his injury, Gavin Rothery has fully recovered from his twisted knee that kept him out for 3 weeks August 18th Wayne Brooksby has fully recovered from his groin strain that has kept him out of action for 3 weeks We have sent Redmond Lee back down to our U18 squad. August 19th Injury Update: D – Ryan Toulson (damaged cruciate ligaments) out 1 to 4 days M – Jake Lawlor (sprained ankle) out 8 days to 2 weeks ST – Oli Johnson (torn hamstring) out 7 weeks to 2 months August 23rd We head back on the road as our main squad is up against AFC Fylde as our U18 squad is up against Barrow U18 Guiseley (15th ranked) @ AFC Fylde (20th ranked) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Gavin Rothery scored his 1st goal of the season (6) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Adam Boyes scored his 1st goal of the season (33) Final: 3-2 L http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/yellow-card.png[/img] Jack Stockdill (Guiseley) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/injured.png[/img] Liam Tomsett (AFC Fylde 48th min) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/injured.png[/img] Gavin Rothery (Guiseley 58th min) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/man-of-the-match.png[/img] M. Blinkhorn (AFC Fylde) 2g 8.8 rating Our U18 squad won by a score of 2-0, Arran Lyon and Robert France both unknowns scored the goals Gavin Rothery will be out of action for 3 months with a torn hamstring, Wayne Brooksby will be out of action for 3 weeks with a twisted knee. We have recalled Redmond Lee for sub on our main squad. August 25th Our main squad returns home to take on Gainsborough. We have also recalled Luke Porritt from our U18 squad. Steve Drench will get the start in goal Gainsborough (11th ranked) @ Guiseley (18th ranked) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Shane Killock scored his 2nd goal of the season (7) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Andy Holdsworth scored his 1st of the season (57) Final: 2-0 W http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/injured.png[/img] Andy Holdsworth (Guiseley 71st min) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/injured.png[/img] Brad Bull (Gainsborough 50th min) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/man-of-the-match.png[/img] Shane Killock (Guiseley) 1g 8.3 ratings After the game we found out that Ryan Toulson will be back as he has fully recovered from his damaged cruciate ligaments that has kept him out of action for 10 months August 30th After being off for 5 days and then getting back into training yesterday our main squad hosts Gloucester in a league game. Our U18 squad has a game against North Ferriby U18. Dan Atkinson will be in goal for our main squad. Gloucester (17th ranked) @ Guiseley (15th ranked) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Adam Boyes scored his 2nd and 3rd goals of the season (pen 47, 89) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/goal.png[/img] Luke Porritt scored his 1st ever goal as a Lion and 1st of the season (65) Final: 3-0 W http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/injured.png[/img] Jack Stockdill (Guiseley 28th min) http://www.fmscout.com/assets/icons/man-of-the-match.png[/img] Adam Boyes (Guiseley) 2g 8.8 rating Our U18 squad won by a score of 2-1, Marcus Beech and Jommy Jonsen both unknowns scored the goals. Jack Stockdill will be out of action for 7 weeks to 2 months with strained knee ligaments

We will be using the default database the idea that I seen by Wynne from Youtube about only buying Regens aka Youth Intake so that is all I will be using for signing players in this game. I want to become the first Canadian to make his name known in the England league in FM15 save. Just a bit of history of myself Growing up in Hamilton, Ontario Canada I was a huge hockey fan and after completing the SWMM scouting and GM course I knew what it would take to run a successful franchise. However there was no shot in becoming a team manager in hockey unless you had your foot in the door or basically knew someone. Like the saying goes it’s not what you know it’s who you know. So I decided to take my management skills and apply them to a soccer team. So here I am sitting in my Hamilton apartment as i just finished my smww hockey gm and scouting course I have decided to give up my hockey dream and begin my soccer manager team. After a poor past couple of seasons it was known in the media that the Guiseley FC has recently fired their Manager and has begun their search for their new manager in hopes to change the franchise around and build their club. As I look at the possible ideas to help change the club I would decide to fax my resume to the ownership of Guiseley FC and after a few interviews as a canadate for the manager position I got a few phone calls later to find out that out of all of the managers that they interviewed i was the best one for the job so now I have been named as the new Guiseley FC Team Manager. As far as nations database goes I have selected the following countries We will be using England’s start date to begin our save I have also decided to go with Canada as my 1st nationality as that was where i was born and Dutch as my second nationality as I have Dutch and Italy as my other nationalites. I have decided to go in the middle at the Managerial style (National B License and Sunder League Footballer both based on Guiseley bages) Club info: July 8th My contract is a 1 yr deal until June 2015 worth 700 p/w We were give a wage budget of $7k per week and $0 transfer budget We have one loaned player which is Shane Killock who is on loan with us until May 2nd 2015 We also have an injury in our club: D – Ryan Toulson (damaged cruciate) – out 4 weeks to 2 months I have approached the board about increasing the junior coaching budget as we are building our clubs within our youth intake and regions once we get higher up in the league. After looking through all of the staff I have decided to fire the following members: U18 Manager: Dave Currie Head of Youth: Callum Pugh Physio: Martin Stringfellow Chief Scout: Graham Angus Assistant Manager – Danny Boshell (We have decided to fire him because with him being player/manager we hired a better manager and he couldn’t take just a player position so we decided to let him go) Assistant Manager side Player Side: Later on in the day we have signed Mick Gooding as our new assistant Manager. He previously served as a coach and he is scheduled to make 625 per week until June 30th 2015 July 9th We have hired 65 yr old goaltending coach Joe Corrigan for a 300 per week until June 2015. We have signed 62 yr old England scout George Rooney to a non contract as our Chief Scout We have hired 43 yr old England Physio Marty Royal to a non contract as our club Physio. We have signed John Milton who is a 57 yr old scout from England to a non contract to join our scouting staff July 11th We have hired 31 yr old England coach Steven Hulme as our U18 Assistant Manager for 300 per week until June 30th 2015 We have hired 36 yr old coach Jon Beswetherick as our U18 Manager for 300 per week until June 30th 2015 We have scheduled 9 pre-season friendly games only because we have 2 tactics we want to try out with our club and during the pre-season friendly schedule each tactic , so each tactic will get 4-5 friendly games to see how well our club reacts to them or as some would say a week. The pre-season schedule so far for the 3 clubs (Main/U21/U18): Main: July 12th vs. Bradford July 16th vs. Queen of Sth July 19th vs. Leeds July 22nd vs. FC United July 24th vs. Atherton LR July 26 @ Brigg July 30th vs. Bamer Bridge August 2nd vs. Rochdale Town August 5th vs. Dinnington U21 (Parent clubs league in brackets): July 13th vs. Walsall U21 July 24th @ Chester U21 July 31st West Ham U21 August 3rd @ AFC Fylde U21 U18: July 25th vs. Port Vale U18 July 29th vs. Wolves U18 July 13th Our main squad has a friendly today against Bradford from League 1, our squad lost 3-1, Gavin Rothery scored the lone goal. July 14th Our U21 squad has a friendly against Walsall U21, the game finished in a 1-1 draw, Luke Porritt scored the lone goal. Callum Pilkington left the game with an injury and will be out of action for 2-3 weeks with a Thigh strain July 15th We have hired a Head of Youth Development coach by the name of Kevin Grogan who is from Republic of Ireland who is scheduled to make 150 per week until June 30th 2015. July 16th Our main squad has a friendly game at home against Queen of Sth. Our main squad won by a score of 2-0, Andy Holdsworth and Alex Johnson scored the goals. So we will only be able to sign youth intake players and get players on loan from our parent club Leeds or any parent clubs we have in the future is the only rule I will have for bringing in players. July 19th We have a friendly game against our parent club in Leeds. Our main squad lost by a score of 2-0 Jack Stockdill who is a 18 yr old midfielder left the game with a Thigh Strain and will be out 2 to 3 weeks July 22nd Injury Update: M – Jack Stockdill (thigh strain) 12 days to 2 weeks D – Ryan Toulson (damaged cruciate ligaments) out 3 to 6 weeks Our main squad is at home as we take on FC United. Our main squad drew a 3-3 tie with FC United, Luke Porritt, Oli Johnson and Gavin Rothery scored the goals. July 23rd We have brought in Dan Atkinson on loan from leeds who is a 18 yr old goalkeeper. July 24th Our U21 has a friendly against Chester U21, Our main squad has a friendly against Atherton. Our main squad won by a score of 1-0, Wayne Brooksby scored the lone goal, our U21 squad won by a score of 2-0, Ben Walker scored one goal and an unknown Russell Sutheran scored the other goal. July 25th Our U18 has a friendly game against Port Vale U18, our U18 lost by a score of 1-0. Barrow has been made the favourite 8-1 to gain promotion from the VCN this season. The rest of the main contenders are priced at: 33-1 Oxford City, 33-1 Harrogate, 40-1 Tamworth, 40-1 Guiseley, 40-1 Hyde Having priced your team at 40-1, the bookmakers obviously believe that you are one of a number of teams in with a serious chance of promotion. They feel that as long as you perform to your capabilities there is no reason why you shouldn’t be in a promotion spot come the end of the season. July 26th Our main squad has a friendly against Brigg, we drew a 1-1 draw against Brigg. Alex Johnson scored the lone goal and Gavin Rothery missed the penalty shot. Oli Johnson left the game with a injury that will keep him out for 3 months with a torn hamstring. Ryan Toulson has returned to light training as he is expected to be back in full team training in 4 weeks July 28th Today was the draw for the U18 cup, our U18 squad has drawn Hednesford U18 in the 1st round of the U18 Cup. July 29th Our U18 has their last friendly game before their regular season begins as they play Wolves U18. Our U18 squad lost by a score of 2-1, Arran Lyon an unknown scored the lone goal. Jake Lawlor was injured during first team training and will be out 5 to 7 weeks with a sprained ankle. July 30th Our U18 squad has scheduled two more friendly games on August 7th against Norwich U18 at home and against Crewe U18 before they open the regular season on the 16th of August against Lowestoft. Our main squad has a friendly against Bamber Bridge on our home pitch. Our main squad won by a score of 2-1, Gavin Rothery and Adam Boyes scored the goals. We lost another two players in Wayne Brooksby for 3 weeks to a Groin strain and Gavin Rothery for 3 weeks with a twisted knee that brings a total of 5 injuries on our main squad and our season hasn’t even started yet July 31st Our U21 squad has a friendly game against West Ham U21, our U21 squad lost by a score of 2-0

August 2nd We have signed 20 yr old right winger Jordan Foreman who will join our club as our 3rd overage. The 20 yr old was with London Knights last season where he had 9g 10a 19pts -15 54 PIM 70 SOG 12.9 Sh % and 6.23 AvR in 60 games with the knights last season. He was drafted 7th round 131st overall in the 2003 OHL Draft. August 11th Our former Assistant coach Brandon Roberts who I let go in the early off-season has just been named the new Head Coach in Peterborough August 25th Not all of our rookie camp invites are here yet as we had to use some of our free agent signings to fill their spots until the rest arrive in town. Our first game of the rookie camp is today as Brendan Leroux will get the start in goal against Westside Warriors of BCHL. Westside Warriors (BCHL) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Rookie Camp) Montgomery (Tavi) Final: 4-1 L Leroux 27 of 31 saves Stats: Shots: WES 31 – HAM 19 Blocked Shots: WES 12 – HAM 23 PP: WES 1 FOR 8 – HAM 0 FOR 5 PIM: WES 10 – HAM 18 Hits: WES 19 – HAM 15 FO %: WES 28.6 % - HAM 71.4 % August 26th Our rookie camp team plays host to Buffalo Jr Sabres as Alec Desjardin gets the start in goal Buffalo Jr Sabres (OPJHL) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Rookie camp) Perkins (Bazinet, Maggio) Perkins (unassisted) Papineau (Maggio) Papineau (Redmond) Buffalo: Scheu: Miss Gerrans: Miss Hood: Goal Fontaine: Miss 1 for 4 Hamilton: Tavi: Miss Perkins: Miss Johnston: Goal Raedeke: Goal 2 for 4 Final: 5-4 SOW Desjardins 11 of 15 saves; Leroux 13 of 13 saves; M. Papineau 1st star 2g; Maggio 3rd star 2a, Jesse Perkins 2nd star 2g Stats: Shots: BUF 29 – HAM 45 Blocked Shots: BUF 18 – HAM 11 PP: BUF 1 for 1 – HAM 0 for 9 PIM: BUF 18 – HAM 2 Hits: BUF 34 – HAM 15 August 27th Brendan Leroux will get the start in goal as we take on Winkler Flyers of MJHL. Winkler Flyers (MJHL) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Rookie camp) Maggio (Bazinet, Brent) PP Maggio (DePiero, Perkins) SH Perkins (unassisted) OT Winner Final: 3-2 OTW Leroux 28 of 30 saves 3rd star; J. Maggio 1st star 2g Stats: Shots: WIN 30 – HAM 30 Blocked Shots: WIN 22 – HAM 21 PP: WIN 1 for 8 – HAM 1 for 5 PIM: WIN 10 – HAM 18 Hits: WIN 19 – HAM 16 FO %: WIN 33.3 % - HAM 66.7 % August 28th Our rookie club plays host to the Oswedo Admirals on home ice. Alec Desjardins will get the start in goal. Oswego Admirals @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Rookies) 1st Period HAM - Raedeke (Schappert, Gagner)1-0 04:38 HAM - Emmerson (Papineau) PP 2-0 09:25 2nd Period OSW – Cann (Skinner) SH 2-1 22:52 3rd Period HAM – Tavi (DePiero) 3-1 40:33 HAM – Redmond (Tavi) 4-1 40:42 HAM – Emmerson (Hahn, Sutter) 5-1 43:51 HAM – Sutter (Papineau, Tavi) 6-1 49:17 OSW – MacDougall (Richardson, Galiani) 6-2 PP 50:53 HAM – Tavi (Maggio, Perkins) PP 7-2 52:11 HAM – Maggio (Bazinet) 8-2 54:43 OSW – Friel (Meloche, Skinner) PP 8-3 HAM – Raedeke (Perkins, Hahn) 9-3 56:24 Final: 9-3 W Desjardins 13 of 16 saves; J. Tavi 2 goals 2 assists 1st star; Brent Raedeke 2nd star 2 goals; M. Papineau 3rd star 2 assists Stats: Shots: OSW 16 – HAM 36 Blocked Shots: OSW 21 – HAM 5 PP: OSW 2 for 4 – HAM 2 for 10 PIM: OSW 22 – HAM 8 Hits: OSW 33 – HAM 12 FO %: OSW 27.8 % - HAM 72.2 % All of the players finally show up to camp as there is 58 players attending our rest of our rookie camp and main camp. Each training camp will feature 14 players of which we have changed the outing of our rookie camp and training camp. With 3 games left of our rookie camp and 8 pre-season games we have decided to dress each training cmap roster for 2 pre-season games and then each of the 4 training camp teams will form 2 teams and then those 2 teams will play one of the pre-season games each to give us a final look at possible camp invites and see if they will head to our development club in the RedWings of OPJHL, or back to their previous club or make our main roster. August 29th Team Blue will take the ice at home against Calgary Cauncks. Cole Sully will get the start in goal for Team Blue against Calgary Cauncks. Calgary Cauncks @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Team Blue/Pre-Season) 1st Period CGC – Moore (unassisted) 1-0 11:02 HAM – Walling (Sorochan) 1-1 11:16 HAM – Sorochan (Walling, Page) 2-1 11:41 CGC – Cifra (Jensen, Stevenson) 2-2 19:35 2nd Period HAM – Werenka (Sorochan) 3-2 27:20 HAM – Schappert (Werenka, Sorochan) 4-2 30:03 HAM – Tanaka (Chidwick, Johnston) PP 5-2 36:06 3rd Period HAM – Tanaka (Colwill, Chidwick) PP 6-2 HAM – Werenka (unassisted) 7-2 Final: 7-2 W Cole Sully 16 of 18 saves; Seneque Sorochan 1st star 1 goal 3 assists, Russ Werenka 2nd star 2 goals 1 assist, Scott Walling 3rd star 1 goal 1 assist Stats: Shots: CGC 18 – HAM 32 Blocked Shots: CGC 26 – HAM 5 PP: CGC 0 for 3 – HAM 2 for 9 PIM: CGC 18 – HAM 6 Hits: CGC 34 – HAM 18 FO %: CGC 0.0 % - HAM 100% August 30th Our Team Red takes on Pembroke Lumber Kings in their first pre-season game. Brendan Leroux will get the start for Team Red Pembroke Lumber Kings @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Team Red) 1st Period HAM – Sam Elliot (Jesse Maggio, Cory Syvret) SH 1-0 02:41 2nd Period PEM – Purdy (Orr, Little) 1-1 28:32 PEM – Horn (Turner, Selleck) 2-1 29:18 HAM – Justin Dicaire (Dustin Fummerton) 2-2 39:50 3rd Period HAM – Josh Suhanji (Jarrett Doran) 3-2 41:04 PEM – Kang (Paul) 3-3 47:56 HAM – Jordan Foreman (unassisted) 4-3 55:50 Final: 4-3 W Brendan Leroux 24 of 27 saves; Josh Suhanji 1st star 1 goal Stats: Shots: PEM 27 – HAM 22 Blocked Shots: PEM 21 – HAM 17 PP: PEM 0 for 4 – HAM 0 for 6 PIM: PEM 12 – HAM 8 Hits: PEM 23 – HAM 16 FO %: PEM 44.4 % - HAM 55.6 % August 31st Our Green squad will take on Notre Dame Hounds in pre-season action. Cody St. Jacques will get the start in goal Notre Dame Hounds @ Hamilton Bulldogs (Team Green) 1st Period ND – Morton (unassisted) ND – Gale (Ewasiuk, Hawkins) PP 2nd Period ND – Young (Gale, Ewasiuk) PP 3rd Period HAM – Joe Bazinet (Kris Sparre) 3-1 49:00 Final: 3-1 L St. Jacques 16 of 19 saves Stats: Shots: ND 29 – HAM 23 Blocked Shots: ND 9 – HAM 11 PP: ND 2 for 7 – HAM 0 for 4 PIM: ND 8 – HAM 14 Hits: ND 30 – HAM 22 FO %: ND 71.4 % - HAM 28.6 % London Knights traded Steve Mason to North Bay for Bryan Pitton

July 1st OHL has released their schedule for the upcoming season of which you will see our Hamilton Bulldogs open their 2007-2008 regular season with games against Windsor at home on the 22nd of September, on the 29th of September against Kitchener at home and finishing off with a road game against London Knights on the 30th. The first game of the battle of the Dogs isn’t until November when we have a home and home against the IceDogs on the 4th and 5th. July 5th There were a few roster player signings that i didn’t know about that some of the previous GM did. RW/LW – Mike Colwill (60gp 21g 30a 51pts +13 36 PIM 112 SOG 18.8 Sh % 6.67 AvR w/ North York OPJHL) C – Dustin Fummerton (60gp 40g 42a 82pts +43 75 PIM 192 SOG 20.8 Sh % 7.43 AvR w/ Fort William SIJHL) RD – Josh Suhanji (46gp 13g 28a 41pts +2 68 PIM 120 SOG 10.8 Sh % 6.89 AvR w/ Bramalea OPJHL) We have signed 17 yr old winger Brent Raedeke from Ottawa of CJHL. The 17 yr old had 9g 8a 17pts Even in +/- with 36 PIM 51 SOG 17.6 Sh % and 6.40 AvR with Moose Jaw of SMHL before he joined Ottawa of CJHL. In 10 games with Ottawa he had 1g 0a 1pt -9 26 PIM 11 SOG 9.1 Sh % 6.00 AvR. He was drafted by Regina in the 8th round of the 2005 WHL Bantam draft July 7th One of our trainers Emil Ronnqivst has decided to retire as we begin to find his replacement. July 9th One of our scouts David Reichel from Austrian has decided to retire from scouting July 11th Our 4 game rookie camp has been finalized today as our rookie team will play at home all 4 games against Western Junior Hockey clubs. Their schedule is as follows: August 25th vs. Westside Warriors (BCHL) August 27th vs. Winkler Flyers (MJHL) August 29th vs. Calgary Cauncks (AJHL) August 31st vs. Notre Dame Hounds (SJHL) July 12th We have hired a new trainer in Jesper Stromberg who is from Sweden. We have also hired David Eller from Denmark as a trainer this way if one of our 3 trainers retire then we have a back up. July 13th We have named two scouts to our scouting staff in Torsten Schmidt from Germany and Raimo Niemi who is from Finland. July 21st Due to our scouting staff finding alot more 16 yr olds to invite to our rookie camp we have added 3 more games to our rookie camp schedule against Oswego Admirals of OPJHL at home on the 28th, against Pembroke CJHL on the 30th and on the 26th against Buffalo Jr Sabres of OPJHL. Each of our rookie clubs will have 1-2 goalies, 8 defenseman, 4 left wings, 4 centers and 4 right wings and each rookie team will play 3 games each with the 7th and final game will be left to final chance players to be invited to our main camp. July 28th Ottawa 67’s have named Vincent Turcotte who ocmes over from Rouyn-Noranada Huskies after Brian Kilrea retired as the 67’s GM this summer. July 29th Our ticketing staff has informed us that we have sold 2,068 season tickets so far in 29 days July 31st Vince Malette has left the Peterborough Petes organization to become the new Windsor Spitfires Gm as the Petes now begin their search for a new GM

June 1st The trade window has opened in the OHL. We have put 9 players on the trade block of which of those 9, 4 of them has teams interested in them. June 2nd Today is the CHL Memorial Cup Finals as Saginaw is the road team taking on the Everett Silvertips as the host team on the scoreboard. Everett won the CHL Memorial Cup with a 4-3 overtime win over Saginaw. Z. Dailey (Everett) 1st star 1 goal 1 assist, M.Clements (Everett) 2nd star 1 goal, J. Klie (Saginaw) 3rd star 1 goal June 6th Erie Otters has come at us with a good offer of Nick Palmieri for Danny Loucks. We decide to take the offer and welcome Palmieri to Hamilton. Danny Loucks had 3g 6a 9pts -19 34 PIM 62 SOG 4.8 Sh % 6.39 AvR in 51gp. Nick Palmieri had 6g 4a 10pts -12 74 PIM 69 SOG 8.7 % 6.05 AvR in 66 regular season games. Nick will battle for a top 9 forward spot this fall at our training camp. June 7th PK Subban will be out of action for ten days with bruised ribs June 9th We have made another trade this off-season as we sent 18 yr old winger/defense Adam Brace (5g 10a 15pts -13 20 PIM 79 SOG 6.3 Sh % 6.43 AvR, drafted by Belleville 12th round 221st overall in 2004 draft), Shawn Lalonde (1g 1a 2pts -4 26 PIM 26 SOG 3.8 Sh % 6.44 AvR, 1st round 9th overall in 2006 draft) and rights to Ken Allen (who played for Bancroft of OPJHL where he had 60gp 2g 14a 16pts -25 65 PIM 79 SOG 2.5 Sh % 6.50 AvR drafted by Belleville 9th round 168th overall in 2005 draft) as all 3 players head to Oshawa for rights to Brendan Leroux. The 15 yr old goalkeeper was someone who we wanted in the 2007 OHL Priority draft as he was drafted by Oshawa in the 2nd round 36th overall. He spent last season with Oakville of South Central AAA Hockey League where he sent 43-5-2 1.98 GAA .935 Sv % 6 SO 8.52 AvR June 14th CHL has announced it draft order for the upcoming CHL Import draft. 1st overall – St. John’s Fog Devils (QMJHL) 2nd overall – Seattle Thunderbirds (WHL) 3rd overall – Windsor Spitfires (OHL) 4th overall – Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (QMJHL) 5th overall – Prince Albert Raiders (WHL) 6th overall – Ottawa 67’s (OHL) 7th overall – Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL) 8th overall – Kamloops Blazers (WHL) 9th overall – Barrie Colts (OHL) 10th overall- P.E.I. Rockets (QMJHL) 12th overall - Hamilton Bulldogs (OHL) June 15th Scott Fransky has left our club as we did not resign him to a contract. In 15 games last yr he had 0g 1a 1pt -4 0 PIM 14 SOG 0.0 Sh % 6.53 AvR June 19th Belarus has been chosen to host the 2012 World Junior Championship U20 Division 1 June 20th Matt Pelech’s loan has ended with our club as he returns to Calgary Flames June 21st Today is the 2007 CHL Import draft 1st overall – St. John’s Fog Devils (QMJHL) selects RD Jesse Jyrkkio (Finnish/Assat) 2nd overall – Seattle Thunderbirds (WHL) selects G Timo Pielmeier (German/Junghaie) 3rd overall – Windsor Spitfires (OHL) selects G Matija Pintaric (Slovenia/unsigned) 4th overall – Rouyn-Noranda Huskies (QMJHL) selects LD Jiri Jebavy (Czech Rep/unsigned) 5th overall – Prince Albert Raiders (WHL) selects RW Antti Uusitalo (Finnish/unsigned) 6th overall – Ottawa 67’s (OHL) selects C Peter Jurica (Slovakia/unsigned) 7th overall – Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL) selects LW Mario Fischer (Austrian/unsigned) 8th overall – Kamloops Blazers (WHL) selects C/LW Vladimir Ruzicka (Czech Rep/unsigned) 9th overall – Barrie Colts (OHL) selects RW/LW Milan Canky (Slovakia/unsigned) 10th overall- P.E.I. Rockets (QMJHL) selects LD Matej Stritesky (Czech Rep/unsigned) 11th overall – Regina Pats (WHL) – selects LW Viktor Krebs (Swiss/Davos) 1st round (12th overall) – C Janne Tavi – Free Agent 5`10 202lbs, 17yrs 9/13/89 Helsinki, FIN 2006-2007 Season: 40gp 15g 23a 38pts +21 40 PIM 93 SOG 16.1 Sh % 7.03 AvR – Jok.Helsinki Jrs (Fin Jr) He was the player we were hoping for to draft in the Import draft. He will be batting for the top 2 center spots in camp. 2nd round (69th overall) – RW Lars Eller – Frolunda Jrs 5`11 202lbs 18yrs 5/8/89 Denmark 2006-2007 Season: 38gp 5g 16a 21pts +8 30 PIM 67 SOG 7.5 Sh % 6.21 AvR – Frolunda Jrs (J20) With us selecting Tavi we have released 19 yr old Import Erik Caladi who is from Slovakia for our 2nd import spot. June 23rd Two of our beloved Bulldogs were drafted today in Nick Palmieri by Minnesota Wild in the 3rd round and Nick Pageau by Montreal Canadiens in the 3rd round June 27th We have signed our 1st round pick from the Import draft Center Janne Tavi. June 28th We made a deal sending Geoff Killing (68gp 0g 4a 4pts -20 20 PIM 30 SOG 0.0 Sh % 6.49 AvR / drafted by Belleville 5th round 92nd overall in 2003 draft) to Barrie Colts for RW 19 yr old Sam Elliot (64gp 5g 8a 13pts -7 20 PIM 39 SOG 12.8 Sh % 6.42 AvR / undrafted) and 18 yr old goalkeeper Adam Courchaine (37-16-6 3.55 GAA .882 Sv % 0 SO and 7.12 AvR in 59gp with Couchinching of OPJHL) June 29th We have gone on to release the following players: C – Greg Riggs (19yrs) – 59gp 1g 13a 14pts -5 52 PIM 36 SOG 2.8 Sh % 6.25 AvR – no longer in clubs plans RW/LW – Vladimir Nikiforov – 44gp 4g 7a 11pts -7 28 PIM 48 SOG 8.3 Sh % 6.00 AvR – extra overage max is 3 Hamilton Bulldogs Fans Player of the Year goes to Kevin Lalande June 30th 2008 CHL Memorial Cup host was announced as it will be hosted by Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds

May 1st J.R. Robertson Cup Final Game 1 Owen Sound Attack 3, Saginaw Spirit 7 (Saginaw leads the series 1-0) We plan to send some of our scouts to go scout for the upcoming CHL Import Draft. May 2nd We got word that Calgary flames have put in a contract offer for our 20 yr old goalie Kevin Lalande. This past season in 55 games he had a record of 23-23-5 2.62 133 GA .903 Sv % 5 SO 7.93 AvR, looks like we will be pushing for a new starting goalie for next season. May 3rd J.R. Robertson Cup Final Game 2 Owen Sound Attack 1, Saginaw Spirit 4 (Saginaw leads the series 2-0) May 4th With the OHL Priority Selection draft tomorrow our scouting staff, myself and our assistant gm get prepared for the draft. RW/LW – Tyler Donati 20 yr olds (released) LD/RD – Ian Cole 18 yrs (heading to college) RD – Jeff Terminesinesi (overager) C/RW – Todd Pococke (overager) C – Klade Fritsche (not in future plans) RW/C – Josh Booth (overager) May 5th J.R. Robertson Cup Final Game 3 Owen Sound Attack 1, Saginaw Spirit 3 (Saginaw leads the series 3-0) 2007 OHL Priority Select Draft The 1st overall pick Windsor Spitfires selected Center Matt Duchene from Central Ontario. Ottawa 67’s select defenseman Layne Cornacchia from Ottawa Valley with the 2nd overall pick. With the last pick of the top 3 teams Barrie Colts select Ben Boucher from Markham. Here are our picks from this years Priority Draft: 1st round (4th overall) – RW Jesse Perkins – Sun County (Alliance Pavillion League) 5`5 180lbs, 15 yrs, 9/2/91 Toronto, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 21g 14a 35pts -6 72 PIM 127 SOG 16.5 Sh % 6.46 AvR 2nd round (24th overall) – C Rocky Hahn – Hamilton Reps (Alliance Pavillion League) 6`0 220lbs, 15 yrs 7/7/91 Bowmanville, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 24g 27a 51pts +28 86 PIM 117 SOG 20.5 % 6.92 AvR 3rd round (44th overall) – G Alec Desjardins – Toronto Young Nationals (Greater Toronto Hockey League) 5`9 171lbs, 16yrs, 1/11/91 The Pas, Manitoba 2006-2007 Season: 6gp 4-2-0 16 GA 2.67 GAA .902 Sv % 0 SO 7.67 AvR 4th round (64th overall) – LD Andy Schappert – York-Simcoe Express (Eastern AAA Hockey League) 5`11 189lbs, 15yrs 8/4/91 Brockville, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 47gp 15g 26a 41pts +3 62 PIM 120 SOG 12.5 % 6.74 AvR 7th round (124th overall) – LW Jesse Maggio – Richmond Hill Stars (Eastern AAA Hockey League) 5`11 211lbs, 15yrs 7/9/91 Niagara Falls, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 49gp 13g 16a 29pts -8 90 PIM 79 SOG 16.5 Sh % 5.96 AvR 8th round (144th overall) – C Jean-Francois Gagner – Kanata Kings (Ottawa and District MHA Midget League) 5`7 191lbs, 15yrs 11/20/91 Sarnia, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 17g 12a 29pts -11 104 PIM 111 SOG 15.3 Sh % 5.94 AvR 9th round (164th overall) – RW Jean-Sebastian Sutter – Kitchener Junior Rangers (Alliance Pavillion League) 5`9 183lbs, 16yrs, 5/5/91 Brantford, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 17g 23a 40pts +23 64 PIM 105 SOG 16.2 Sh % 6.26 AvR 13th round (244th overall) – RD Cary Matsuoka – Halton Hurricanes (South Central AAA League) 5`7 213lbs, 15yrs, 5/20/91, North York, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 14g 33a 47pts -4 117 PIM 146 SOG 9.6 Sh % 6.44 AvR 14th round (264th overall) – C Ahren Redmond – Akwesasne Wolves (Eastern Ontario Junior B Hockey League) 6`0 180lbs, 15yrs, 5/17/91 Oakville, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 60gp 18g 18a 36pts -7 102 PIM 109 SOG 16.5 Sh % 6.25 AvR 15th round (284th overall) – LD Massimo Papineau – Thunder Bay Kings (Hockey Northern Ontario) 6`0 205lbs, 16 yrs, 2/5/91 Ottawa, Ontario 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 10g 22a 32pts +7 92 PIM 97 SOG 10.3 Sh % 6.36 AvR We have drafted a total of 10 players today May 6th We will be having a rookie camp this fall which will consist of the 10 players that we just drafted yesterday along with both of our import picks and some camp invites who have 0 OHL experience at the age of 16. They will play 3 games each with the better players being invited to our main camp. We have signed 17 yr old 6`3 209lb defenseman Bo Montgomery who played for Pembroke of CJHL last season. In 43 games he had 7g 16a 23pts -5 68 PIM 63 SOG 11.1 Sh % 6.58 AvR. Bo was drafted by Lethrbidge Hurricanes in the 2005 bantam draft in the 2nd round 35th overall. He will be joining our club on July 11th 2007 May 7th Calgary Flames has officially signed our goalie Kevin Lalande as we wish him the best of luck in his pro career next season in Omaha of AHL. J.R. Robertson Cup Final Game 4 Owen Sound Attack 4, Saginaw Spirit 2 (Saginaw leads the series 3-1) We have signed 16 yr old defense/winger Chase Brent who is 6`3 211lbs who has been playing for Pembroke of CJHL last season. The 16 yr old had 1g 2a 3pts +1 6 PIM 7 SOG 14.3 Sh % 6.60 AvR in 5gp. He also played for Calgary Royals of AJHL where he had 5g 5a 10pts -4 30 PIM 37 SOG 13.5 Sh % 6.52 AvR in 31 games. We have decided to release a few more players from our organization in: LW Peter-John Donnelly (had 4pts -8 12 PIM in 15gp with our OPJHL last season) C Rocky Johnston (0pts -4 14 PIM 13 SOG in 15gp with our OPJHL) May 9th J.R. Robertson Cup Final Game 5 Owen Sound Attack 0, Saginaw Spirit 4 (Saginaw eliminates Owen Sound Attack, winning the series 4-1) Saginaw Spirit won the J.R. Robertson Cup (OHL Championship) and will represent the OHL Family at the CHL Memorial in Vancouver later this month. May 11th So after being signed by Calgary Flames Kevin Lalande has been released by the Flames and now Phoenix Coyotes have put in a offer for him. We continue to sign players this time we sign 6`4 211lb defenseman Matthew Johnston who played for Nepean Raiders of the Central Junior Hockey League. The 17 yr old defenseman had 1g 2a 3pts -3 12 PIM 18 SOG 5.6 Sh % 6.31 AvR. The defenseman also played for Fort McMurray of AJHL where he had 2g 3a 5pts -14 45 PIM. Matt was drafted by Kamloops 3rd round 58th overall in 2005 WHL bantam draft May 13th Carolina Hurricanes have dipped their service in to putting a offer in for Kevin Lalande. May 18th Carolina Hurricanes have signed our goalie Kevin Lalande to a contract. CHL Memorial Cup is set: Everett Silvertips – WHL Champions Moncton Wildcats – QMJHL Champions Saginaw Spirit – OHL Champions Vancouver Giants – Host Team May 21st The morning game has Moncton taking on Everett Silvertips. Everett wins 3-2 in overtime, Kyle Beach 1st star 1a (Everett), T. Vanwyck (Moncton) 2nd star 40 of 43 saves, D. Alic (Everett) 3rd star 1a In the evening game it will see Saginaw taking on Vancouver. Saginaw wins 3-1 over Vancouver, Matt Corrente (Saginaw) 1st star 2g; T.Haskins (Saginaw) 2nd star 1g 1a, T.Brodie (Saginaw) 3rd star 2a OHL Awards were handed out today: Red Tilson Trophy (Most Outstanding Player): Ryan O’Marra (Erie Otters) 53gp 15g 47a 62pts +23 12 PIM 110 SOG 13.6 Sh % 8.26 AvR William Hanley Award (Perseverance, Sportsmanship, Dedication to Hockey) LD Andrew Hotham (Erie Otters) 68gp 18g 35a 53pts +17 49 PIM 131 SOG 13.7 Sh % 7.78 AvR Matt Leyden Award (Coach of the Year) Mike Stothers, Owen Sound Attack Max Kominsky Trophy (Most Outstanding Defenseman) Marc Staal (Sudbury Wolves) 62gp 11g 31a 42pts -1 20 PIM 106 SOG 10.4 Sh % 8.06 AvR OHL Goaltender of the Year Kyle Gajewski ( Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds ) 60gp 39-18-2 2.32 GAA .911 Sv % 5 SO 8.12 AvR Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy (Leading Scorer) Radek Smolenak (Kingston Frontenacs) 64gp 45g 46a 91pts +17 24 PIM 194 SOG 23.2 Sh % 7.83 AvR Leo Lalonde Memorial Trophy (Top Overage Player) Radek Smolenak (Kingston Frontenacs) 64gp 45g 46a 91pts +17 24 PIM 194 SOG 23.2 Sh % 7.83 AvR Emms Family Trophy (Rookie of the Year) Sam Gagner (London Knights) 63gp 17g 49a 66pts +20 30 PIM 154 SOG 11.0 Sh % 8.00 AvR Bobby Smith Trophy (Scholastic Player of the Year) Sam Gagner (London Knights) 63gp 17g 49a 66pts +20 30 PIM 154 SOG 11.0 Sh % 8.00 AvR OHL Executive of the Year Bob Mancini, Saginaw Spirit OHL Star Player Award John Tavares (Oshawa Generals) 62gp 23g 43a 66pts +16 8 PIM 120 SOG 19.2 Sh % 7.95 AvR May 23rd In the morning of round 2 of the round robin games Everett Silvertips is taking on Saginaw Spirit. Everett has won 4-3 in overtime. J. Harty (Everett) 1st star 3a; Peter Mueller (Everett) 2nd star 1g; Ryan McDonough (Saginaw) 2g 3rd star In the evening game it saw Vancouver play host to Moncton Wildcats. Moncton won by a score of 4-2 over Vancouver. M. Marquardt (Moncton) 1st star 3 assists, L. Bourdon (Moncton) 1 assist, C. Morehouse (Moncton) 2g May 25th In the morning game of round 3, Moncton will take on OHL Champs Saginaw. Saginaw won by a score of 4-2, Patrick Asselin (Saginaw) 2 goals 2 assists 1st star, B. Higgins (Moncton) 1g 1a 2nd star, Zack Torquato (Saginaw) 3rd star 1 goal In the evening it’s the battle of the Western Hockey League as the WHL Champs Everett takes on the CHL host team from WHL Vancouver Giants. Everett won by a score of 4-2, Brandon Campos (Everett) 1st star 2 goals, Jonathan Blum (Vancouver) 1 assist 2nd star, Leland Irving (Everett) 28 of 30 saves 3rd star Final Standings & Stats: ************************************************************************************************ Canadian Hockey League Memorial Cup - Friday May 25th 2007 ************************************************************************************************ ================================================================================================ 2007-08 Table ================================================================================================ Pos Team GP W L T T OTL Pct GF GA Pts -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Q Everett 3 1 0 0 2 2 0.333 11 7 6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd PlSaginaw 3 2 0 0 0 0 0.667 10 7 5 3rd PlMoncton 3 1 1 0 0 0 0.333 8 9 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4th Vancouver 3 0 3 0 0 0 0.000 5 11 0 ================================================================================================ 2007-08 Goals ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Patrick Asselin Saginaw 3 2 2nd Brandon Campos Everett 3 2 3rd Matt Corrente Saginaw 3 2 4th Ondrej Fiala Everett 3 2 5th Zach Hamill Everett 3 2 6th Kenton Dulle Vancouver 3 2 7th Ryan McDonough Saginaw 3 2 8th Chris Morehouse Moncton 3 2 9th Peter Mueller Everett 3 2 10th Jerome Samson Moncton 3 2 11th Jonathan Harty Everett 3 1 12th Matt Marquardt Moncton 3 1 13th Kyle Beach Everett 3 1 14th Brady Calla Everett 3 1 15th Zack Torquato Saginaw 3 1 16th Ryan Garlock Saginaw 3 1 17th Ben Higgins Moncton 3 1 18th Tyler Haskins Saginaw 3 1 19th Maxime Cliche Moncton 3 1 20th Trent Colberg Vancouver 3 1 21st Curtis Cooper Saginaw 1 1 22nd Dan Neufeld Moncton 3 1 23rd Brent Regner Vancouver 3 1 24th Michal Repik Vancouver 3 1 ================================================================================================ 2007-08 Assists ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP A ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Patrick Asselin Saginaw 3 3 2nd Jonathan Harty Everett 3 3 3rd Matt Marquardt Moncton 3 3 4th Brandon Campos Everett 3 2 5th Matt Corrente Saginaw 3 2 6th Ondrej Fiala Everett 3 2 7th Kyle Beach Everett 3 2 8th Brady Calla Everett 3 2 9th Zack Torquato Saginaw 3 2 10th T.J. Brodie Saginaw 2 2 11th Alexi Pianosi Moncton 2 2 12th Tom Pyatt Saginaw 2 2 13th Brad Smith Moncton 2 2 14th Moises Gutierrez Everett 3 2 15th Tom Mannino Saginaw 3 2 16th Zach Hamill Everett 3 1 17th Ryan Garlock Saginaw 3 1 18th Ben Higgins Moncton 3 1 19th Tyler Haskins Saginaw 3 1 20th Jake Areshenko Vancouver 3 1 21st Brogan Bailey Moncton 3 1 22nd Lance Bouma Vancouver 2 1 23rd Luc Bourdon Moncton 3 1 24th Matthew Brenton Moncton 1 1 25th Jack Combs Saginaw 3 1 26th Mitch Czibere Vancouver 2 1 27th Zack Dailey Everett 2 1 28th Brett Festerling Vancouver 3 1 29th Mathieu Limoges Moncton 3 1 30th Spencer Machacek Vancouver 3 1 ================================================================================================ 2007-08 Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP P ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Patrick Asselin Saginaw 3 5 2nd Matt Corrente Saginaw 3 4 3rd Brandon Campos Everett 3 4 4th Ondrej Fiala Everett 3 4 5th Jonathan Harty Everett 3 4 6th Matt Marquardt Moncton 3 4 7th Zach Hamill Everett 3 3 8th Kyle Beach Everett 3 3 9th Brady Calla Everett 3 3 10th Zack Torquato Saginaw 3 3 11th Peter Mueller Everett 3 2 12th Kenton Dulle Vancouver 3 2 13th Jerome Samson Moncton 3 2 14th Ryan McDonough Saginaw 3 2 15th Chris Morehouse Moncton 3 2 16th Ryan Garlock Saginaw 3 2 17th Tyler Haskins Saginaw 3 2 18th Ben Higgins Moncton 3 2 19th Tom Pyatt Saginaw 2 2 20th Brad Smith Moncton 2 2 21st Tom Mannino Saginaw 3 2 22nd Alexi Pianosi Moncton 2 2 23rd T.J. Brodie Saginaw 2 2 24th Moises Gutierrez Everett 3 2 25th Michal Repik Vancouver 3 1 26th Maxime Cliche Moncton 3 1 27th Trent Colberg Vancouver 3 1 28th Curtis Cooper Saginaw 1 1 29th Brent Regner Vancouver 3 1 30th Dan Neufeld Moncton 3 1 May 30th The Semi Final game of CHL Memorial Cup went down today as Moncton took on Saginaw. Saginaw won by a score of 5-0 to head to the Finals to take on Everett. G. Sinfield (Saginaw) 2 goals 1st star, B. Thomas (Saginaw) 27 of 27 saves shutout 2nd star, Zack Torquato (Saginaw) 2 assists 3rd star

April 1st ISS Final rankings were released today for NHL, OHL and CHL Import drafts. The top ranked player for the NHL draft was Zach Hamill who currently plays for Everett Silvertips of WHL, where he had 14g 37a 51pts +13 28 PIM 150 SOG 9.3 Sh % 7.47 AvR. So far this playoffs he has 7g 5a 12pts +5 0 PIM 20 SOG 35.0 Sh % 9.80 AvR. The next rated prospect is Sam Gagner from the London Knights of the OHL. In 63 games he has 17g 49a 66pts +20 30 PIM 154 SOG 11.0 SH % 8.00 AvR. In the playoffs in 4 games before losing to Saginaw he had 0g 0a 0pts -3 4 PIM 4 SOG 0.0 Sh % 6.75 AvR. The third top prospect is Mark Katic who plays for Sarnia of the OHL. In 61 games this season he had 32g 22a 54pts +13 39 PIM 172 SOG 18.6 Sh % 7.93 AvR. So far in the playoffs he has 2g 2a 4pts +6 0 PIM 6 SOG 33.3 Sh % 9.00 AVR in 4 games. The top ranked player for the OHL draft is Central Ontario’s center Matt Duchene. In 50gp this season he has 31g 24a 55pts +7 86 PIM 149 SOG 20.8 Sh % 7.24 AvR. The next ranked player is Ottawa Valley’s defenseman Layne Cornacchia. In 50gp this season the defenseman has 13g 43a 56pts +10 81 PIM 149 SOG 8.7 Sh % 6.70 AvR. The third ranked prospect for the OHL draft is Toronto Young Nats winger Jomar MacKenzie who had 14g 25a 39pts +29 91 PIM 96 SOG 14.6 Sh % 6.50 AvR For the CHL Import draft the top prospect ranked is finnish defenseman from Assat 17 yr old Jesse Jyrkkio. In 16gp he has 0g 3a 3pts -3 12 PIM 14 SOG 6.19 AvR. The 2nd ranked prospect for the CHL Import draft is 6`6 213lb defenseman from Sweden Victor Hedman. In 40gp the big defenseman had 6g 21a 27pts -1 48 PIM 105 SOG 5.7 Sh % 6.70 AvR. The final ranked prospect in the top 3 for the CHL Import draft is Lars Eller who is from Denmark but playing for Frolunda Jrs. In 38 games the 17 yr old winger has 5g 16a 21pts +8 30 PIM 67 SOG 7.5 Sh % 6.21 AvR. April 2nd OHL Quarter Finals Game 6 Eastern Conference Peterborough Petes 4 vs. Oshawa Generals 2 (Series tied at 3-3) North Bay Battalions 4 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 2 (North Bay eliminates Kingston, winning the series 4-2) Mississauga Steelheads 3 vs. Sudbury Wolves 5 (Sudbury eliminates Mississauga, winning the series 4-2) Western Conference Erie Otters 5 vs. Kitchener Rangers 3 (Series tied 3-3) Flint Firebirds 4 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 3 (Series tied 3-3) April 4th OHL Quarter Finals Game 7 Eastern Conference Peterborough Petes 1 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Oshawa eliminates Peterborough, winning the series 4-3) Western Conference Erie Otters 4 vs. Kitchener Rangers 2 (Erie eliminates Kitchener, winning the series 4-3) Flint Firebirds 1 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 2 OT (SSM eliminates Flint, winning the series 4-3) April 6th OHL Semi Finals Game 1 Eastern Conference Sudbury Wolves 4 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Sudbury leads series 1-0) North Bay Battalions 2 vs. Owen Sound Attack 4 (Owen Sound Attack leads series 1-0) Western Conference Erie Otters 0 vs. Saginaw Spirit 3 (Saginaw leads series 1-0) Sarnia Sting 3 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 2 (Sarnia leads series 1-0) April 7th OHL Semi Finals Game 2 Eastern Conference Sudbury Wolves 3 vs. Oshawa Generals 1 (Sudbury leads series 2-0) North Bay Battalions 4 vs. Owen Sound Attack 2 (Series tied 1-1) Western Conference Erie Otters 1 vs. Saginaw Spirit 4 (Saginaw leads series 2-0) Sarnia Sting 6 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 2 (Sarnia leads series 2-0) April 9th OHL Semi Finals Game 3 Eastern Conference Sudbury Wolves 3 vs. Oshawa Generals 4 OT (Sudbury leads series 2-1) North Bay Battalions 4 vs. Owen Sound Attack 2 (North Bay leads the series 2-1) Western Conference Erie Otters 3 vs. Saginaw Spirit 1 (Saginaw leads series 2-1) Sarnia Sting 2 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 3 (Sarnia leads series 2-1) April 10th We have assigned Danny Cole to go scout OPJHL, Otto Kalb will be off to scout CJHL, and Richard Duncan will be sent off to scout NOJHL OHL Semi Finals Game 4 Eastern Conference Sudbury Wolves 3 vs. Oshawa Generals 4 OT (Series tied 2-2) North Bay Battalions 2 vs. Owen Sound Attack 4 (Series tied 2-2) Western Conference Erie Otters 1 vs. Saginaw Spirit 5 (Saginaw leads series 3-1) Sarnia Sting 4 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 2 (Sarnia leads series 3-1) April 12th OHL Semi Finals Game 5 Eastern Conference Sudbury Wolves 2 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Oshawa leads series 3-2) North Bay Battalions 2 vs. Owen Sound Attack 9 (Owen Sound Attack leads series 3-2) Western Conference Erie Otters 2 vs. Saginaw Spirit 6 (Saginaw eliminates Erie, winning the series 4-1) Sarnia Sting 3 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 0 (Sarnia eliminates SSM, winning the series 4-1) April 14th OHL Semi Finals Game 6 Eastern Conference North Bay Battalions 0 vs. Owen Sound Attack 2 (Owen Sound eliminates North Bay, winning the series 4-2) Oshawa Generals 0 vs. Sudbury Wolves 4 (Series tied 3-3) April 16th OHL Semi Finals Game 7 Eastern Conference Sudbury Wolves 2 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Oshawa eliminates Sudbury, winning the series 4-3) The Conference Finals begin tomorrow, with the following match-ups: 4th West Sarnia Sting vs. 1st Saginaw Spirit 1st East Owen Sound Attack vs. 2nd East Oshawa Generals April 17th Western Conference Game 1 Sarnia Sting 1 vs. Saginaw Spirit 5 (Saginaw leads the series 1-0) April 19th Eastern Conference Final Game 1 Oshawa Generals 4 vs. Owen Sound Attack 3 OT (Oshawa leads the series 1-0) Western Conference Game 2 Sarnia Sting 1 vs. Saginaw Spirit 3 (Saginaw leads the series 2-0) April 21st Eastern Conference Final Game 2 Oshawa Generals 2 vs. Owen Sound Attack 4 (Series tied 1-1) Western Conference Game 3 Sarnia Sting 2 vs. Saginaw Spirit 4 (Saginaw leads the series 3-0) April 23rd Eastern Conference Final Game 3 Oshawa Generals 3 vs. Owen Sound Attack 1 (Oshawa leads the series 2-1) Western Conference Game 4 Sarnia Sting 5 vs. Saginaw Spirit 4 OT (Saginaw leads the series 3-1) April 24th Eastern Conference Final Game 4 Oshawa Generals 3 vs. Owen Sound Attack 1 (Oshawa leads the series 3-1) April 25th Western Conference Game 5 Sarnia Sting 4 vs. Saginaw Spirit 5 OT (Saginaw eliminates Sarnia, winning the series 4-1) April 26th Eastern Conference Final Game 5 Oshawa Generals 1 vs. Owen Sound Attack 2 OT (Oshawa leads the series 3-2) April 27th We have signed 17 yr old goalie Cody St. Jacques to a contract. We will be expecting him to push for in the net for our club coming training camp. He spent this past season with Brockville Braves of the CJHL where he had a record of 44-3-1 2.19 GAA .923 Sv % 105 GA 4 SO 8.06 AvR. He will join our club on July 11th 2007 April 28th Eastern Conference Final Game 6 Oshawa Generals 1 vs. Owen Sound Attack 3 (Series tied 3-3) The OHL has announced the draft order for the upcoming OHL draft. The top 5 picks are as follows: 1st overall – Windsor Spitfires 2nd overall – Ottawa 67’s 3rd overall – Barrie Colts 4th overall – Hamilton Bulldogs 5th overall – London Knights April 30th Eastern Conference Final Game 7 Oshawa Generals 0 vs. Owen Sound Attack 4 (Owen Sound eliminates Oshawa, winning the series 4-3) The J.Ross Robertson Cup Final will begin May 1st! 1st East Owen Sound Attack vs. #1 West Saginaw Spirit

Note: While EHM 07 and EHM:EA are still in their stages of updating rosters and what not, I have decided to go with the default database has not been edited in any way, except for division changes, and some teams have been moved to make up for the teams that are around the league today. I have decided to move Belleville Bulls to Hamilton to be the Hamilton Bulldogs of the OHL Why the Bulldogs you ask? I was born and raised in Hamilton, so i decided to take on my hometown club. We have autosimmed the 06/07 season as I will take over as the Bulldogs GM soon as the 06/07 season ends. OHL Divisions have been made as the following: OHL Central: Barrie, Guelph, Mississauga, Owen Sound, Sudbury OHL East: Kingston, Oshawa, Ottawa, Peterborough, North Bay OHL West: Flint (Formley Plymouth), Saginaw, Sault Ste. Marie, Sarnia, Windsor OHL Midwest: Erie, Hamilton, Kitchener, London, Niagara March 19th The Belleville Bulls finished out of the playoffs finishing 9th in the Western Conference with 59 pts, as London Knights finished 8th with 67 pts, only Windsor finished lower then Belleville with 44 pts.With the move from Belleville to Hamilton, Owner Michael Andlauer has decided to let George Burnett go as GM as he has gone on to hire rookie GM Rick Stevens. Stevens first job as GM of the Bulldogs was to clean house and fire Head Coach Al Conroy and assistant Coach Brandon Roberts. Stevens will also be looking out to replace the current scouting staff as we prepare for the upcoming OHL Priority, and CHL Import Drafts. Also, several players on the reserve list that were either overage, or playing college hockey and not likely coming back have had their rights released to make room for the players taken in the upcoming drafts. Overager RW/LW Tyler Donati finished his overage season with 9g 17a 26pts -14 112 SOG 8.0 Sh % and 6.17 AvR We have our work cut out for us this upcoming season as we have 10 possible overage players who we have to look at this off-season to see where we want to go. They include: C/RW Todd Pococke LD/C Scott Fransky RW/LW Vladimir Nikiforov RD - Matt Pelech LD - Geoff Killing G - Kevin Lalande RW/C - Josh Booth C - Kris Sparre LW/C - Jesse Chidwick RD - Jeff Terminesi Team Stats: ================================================================================================ 2006-07 Regular Season Stats ================================================================================================ No Name GP G A P +-- PIM SOG ShAv R ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 96 Donati, Tyler 54 9 17 26 -14 32 112 8.0 6.17 34 Chidwick, Jesse 66 6 19 25 -10 38 89 6.7 6.62 26 Sparre, Kris 33 5 15 20 -6 12 73 6.8 6.85 9 Booth, Josh 63 5 6 11 -10 34 68 7.4 6.30 33 Lalande, Kevin 55 0 1 1 0 0 0 - 7.93 4 Killing, Geoff 68 0 4 4 -20 20 30 0.0 6.49 6 Pelech, Matt 64 9 13 22 -10 54 56 16.1 6.84 15 Nikiforov, Vladimir 44 4 7 11 -7 28 48 8.3 6.00 2 Fransky, Scott 15 0 1 1 -4 0 14 0.0 6.53 24 Pageau, Nick 58 4 17 21 -9 8 74 5.4 6.76 12 Mursak, Jan 59 19 16 35 -20 34 148 12.8 6.42 11 Matthias, Shawn 58 4 5 9 -8 30 42 9.5 6.05 13 Caladi, Erik 61 13 17 30 -3 40 96 13.5 6.25 7 Riggs, Greg 59 1 13 14 -5 52 36 2.8 6.25 16 Tanaka, Cory 68 25 18 43 -5 72 132 18.9 6.38 17 Beleskey, Matt 62 12 10 22 -2 96 88 13.6 6.05 28 Brace, Adam 54 5 10 15 -13 20 79 6.3 6.43 25 DiBenedetto, Justin 65 0 8 8 -33 48 53 0.0 5.71 31 Murphy, Mike 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 5.77 75 Syvret, Cory 54 8 5 13 -1 10 58 13.8 6.70 39 Subban, P.K. 59 9 13 22 -13 57 82 11.0 7.12 3 Loucks, Danny 51 3 6 9 -19 34 62 4.8 6.39 77 Lalonde, Shawn 25 1 1 2 -4 26 26 3.8 6.44League Standings: ************************************************************************************************ Ontario Hockey League - Sunday March 18th 2007 ************************************************************************************************ ================================================================================================ 2006-07 Tables ================================================================================================ Eastern Conference Pos Team GP W L L O-SL Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st C Owen Sound 68 45 18 18 18 18 0.699 243 182 95 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd PlOshawa 68 41 25 25 25 25 0.618 227 205 84 3rd PlKingston 68 37 28 28 28 28 0.566 234 216 77 4th PlSudbury 68 34 25 25 25 25 0.566 222 217 77 5th PlMississauga 68 35 27 27 27 27 0.559 225 206 76 6th PlNorth Bay 68 33 26 26 26 26 0.551 200 190 75 7th PlPeterborough 68 34 28 28 28 28 0.544 239 233 74 8th PlGuelph 68 31 28 28 28 28 0.522 181 221 71 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9th Barrie 68 27 38 38 38 38 0.419 207 239 57 10th Ottawa 68 25 40 40 40 40 0.390 204 249 53 Western Conference Pos Team GP W L L O-SL Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st PlSaginaw 68 44 19 19 19 19 0.684 244 179 93 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd PlKitchener 68 36 25 25 25 25 0.581 229 205 79 3rd PlSault Ste. Marie 68 43 20 20 20 20 0.669 205 171 91 4th PlSarnia 68 41 21 21 21 21 0.647 250 197 88 5th PlNiagara 68 34 26 26 26 26 0.559 208 189 76 6th PlFlint 68 32 28 28 28 28 0.529 208 207 72 7th PlErie 68 33 32 32 32 32 0.507 210 217 69 8th PlLondon 68 31 32 32 32 32 0.493 208 245 67 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9th Hamilton 68 27 36 36 36 36 0.434 156 228 59 10th Windsor 68 17 41 41 41 41 0.324 196 300 44League Leaders: ================================================================================================ 2006-07 Goals ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Radek Smolenak Kingston 64 45 2nd Bobby Ryan Owen Sound 62 37 3rd Cory Emmerton Kingston 65 36 4th Mike Duco Kitchener 68 32 5th Mark Katic Sarnia 61 32 6th Steve Downie Peterborough 62 31 7th Sean O'Connor Erie 68 31 8th Daniel Ryder Peterborough 67 30 9th Patrick Kane London 62 30 10th Cal O'Reilly Windsor 68 28 11th Tom Mannino Saginaw 68 28 12th Matt D'Agostini Guelph 65 28 13th Marcus Carroll Owen Sound 58 26 14th John Hughes North Bay 66 26 15th Gary Friesen Sudbury 68 26 16th Andrew Rygiel Barrie 68 26 17th Kaspar Daugavins Mississauga 63 25 18th Kevin Hudes Windsor 65 25 19th Robbie Drummond London 67 25 20th James Neal Flint 57 25 21st ziga Pance Oshawa 64 25 22nd Cody Thornton Sault Ste. Marie 66 25 23rd Cory Tanaka Hamilton 68 25 24th Jean-Michel Rizk Kitchener 64 24 25th Tyler Doig Guelph 68 24 26th Brett MacLean Oshawa 65 24 27th Tyler Allen Mississauga 65 24 28th Ryan McDonough Saginaw 66 23 29th John Tavares Oshawa 62 23 30th Patrick McNeill Saginaw 68 23 ================================================================================================ 2006-07 Assists ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP A ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Sam Gagner London 63 49 2nd Mike Swift Niagara 68 48 3rd Ryan O'Marra Erie 53 47 4th Radek Smolenak Kingston 64 46 5th Ryan McDonough Saginaw 66 46 6th Justin Donati Mississauga 68 45 7th Logan Couture Ottawa 68 45 8th Tomas Pospisil Sarnia 52 44 9th Arturs Ozolins Guelph 64 44 10th Kevin Baker Sudbury 59 44 11th Cory Emmerton Kingston 65 43 12th Mike Duco Kitchener 68 43 13th John Tavares Oshawa 62 43 14th Justin Volpe Barrie 68 43 15th Ben Shutron Kingston 59 43 16th Branislav Rehus Peterborough 62 42 17th Cal O'Reilly Windsor 68 40 18th Steve Downie Peterborough 62 38 19th Daniel Ryder Peterborough 67 38 20th Ryan Garlock Saginaw 68 38 21st Riley Hill Kingston 63 38 22nd Steve Stamkos Sarnia 62 38 23rd Jean-Michel Rizk Kitchener 64 37 24th Patrick McNeill Saginaw 68 37 25th Stephen Duffy Kitchener 68 37 26th Elgin Reid Ottawa 66 36 27th Bobby Ryan Owen Sound 62 35 28th Andrew Hotham Erie 68 35 29th Trevor Lewis Owen Sound 62 35 30th Nick Foligno Sudbury 55 34 ================================================================================================ 2006-07 Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP P ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Radek Smolenak Kingston 64 91 2nd Cory Emmerton Kingston 65 79 3rd Mike Duco Kitchener 68 75 4th Bobby Ryan Owen Sound 62 72 5th Steve Downie Peterborough 62 69 6th Ryan McDonough Saginaw 66 69 7th Daniel Ryder Peterborough 67 68 8th Cal O'Reilly Windsor 68 68 9th Justin Donati Mississauga 68 67 10th John Tavares Oshawa 62 66 11th Sam Gagner London 63 66 12th Mike Swift Niagara 68 64 13th Tomas Pospisil Sarnia 52 63 14th Ryan O'Marra Erie 53 62 15th Tom Mannino Saginaw 68 61 16th Jean-Michel Rizk Kitchener 64 61 17th Patrick McNeill Saginaw 68 60 18th Logan Couture Ottawa 68 60 19th Arturs Ozolins Guelph 64 59 20th Justin Volpe Barrie 68 58 21st Kevin Baker Sudbury 59 58 22nd Sean O'Connor Erie 68 57 23rd Marcus Carroll Owen Sound 58 57 24th Tyler Doig Guelph 68 57 25th Branislav Rehus Peterborough 62 57 26th Patrick Kane London 62 56 27th John Hughes North Bay 66 56 28th Ben Shutron Kingston 59 56 29th Mark Katic Sarnia 61 54 30th Kaspar Daugavins Mississauga 63 54March 20th The Conference Quarter-Finals are about to begin, with the following match-ups: Eastern Conference Guelph Storm vs. Owen Sound Attack Peterborough Petes vs. Oshawa Generals North Bay Battalions vs. Kingston Frontenacs Mississauga Steelheads vs. Sudbury Wolves Western Conference London Knights vs. Saginaw Spirit Erie Otters vs. Kitchener Rangers Flint Firebirds vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds Niagara IceDogs vs. Sarnia Sting Our Development club will be Hamilton Red Wings out of the OPJHL OHL Player of the Week: Owen Sound's Bobby Sanguinetti 3gp 1g 6a 7pts March 21st We continue to change our staff as we have hired John Ogrodnick who is from Ottawa, Ontario as a scout. We have also added Christoph Fischer from Germany as a scout and David Reichel from Austria as another scout. Later in the day we have added the following staff members: Danny Cole (American) as a scout, Otto Kalb (Austrian) as a scout, Juha-Matti Malmivaara (Finnish) as our Head Coach, Joachim Andreasen (Danish) as an assistant coach March 22nd We have added a few more staff members in Rene Edmund (Danish) as an assistant coach, and we have also added Emil Ronnqvist who is from Swedish as one of our trainers, Richard Duncan (American) as a scout, Jorge Stengl (American) as a scout, Anton Hjelm (Swedish) as our Assistant GM. Going through trades made by the former GM, he made four deals all including our draft picks for the upcoming season, sending our 11th to London for Corey Syvret, our 6th in 07 heading to Sarnia for Justin DiBenedetto, our 12th in 07 to Barrie for Vladimir Nikiforov and our 5th to Kingston for Kris Sparre March 25th OHL Quarter Finals Game 1 Eastern Conference Guelph Storm 0 vs. Owen Sound Attack 5 (Owen Sound leads series 1-0) Peterborough Petes 1 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Oshawa leads series 1-0) North Bay Battalions 3 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 4 OT (Kingston leads series 1-0) Mississauga Steelheads 2 vs. Sudbury Wolves 1 (Mississauga leads series 1-0) Western Conference London Knights 2 vs. Saginaw Spirit 4 (Saginaw leads series 1-0) Erie Otters 4 vs. Kitchener Rangers 3 (Erie leads series 1-0) Flint Firebirds 3 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 5 (SSM leads series 1-0) Niagara IceDogs 2 vs. Sarnia Sting 6 (Sarnia leads series 1-0) OHL Player of the Week: OS’s Derek Brochu played 1 game nad had 1g 2a for 3pts March 26th OHL Quarter Finals Game 2 Eastern Conference Guelph Storm 3 vs. Owen Sound Attack 5 (Owen Sound leads series 2-0) Peterborough Petes 1 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Oshawa leads series 2-0) North Bay Battalions 2 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 3 (Kingston leads series 2-0) Mississauga Steelheads 1 vs. Sudbury Wolves 2 (Series tied 1-1) Western Conference London Knights 1 vs. Saginaw Spirit 3 (Saginaw leads series 2-0) Erie Otters 2 vs. Kitchener Rangers 3 (Series tied 1-1) Flint Firebirds 3 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 1 (Series tied 1-1) Niagara IceDogs 3 vs. Sarnia Sting 4 OT (Sarnia leads series 2-0) March 28th OHL Quarter Finals Game 3 Eastern Conference Guelph Storm 1 vs. Owen Sound Attack 5 (Owen Sound leads series 3-0) Peterborough Petes 3 vs. Oshawa Generals 4 (Oshawa leads series 3-0) North Bay Battalions 3 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 2 (Kingston leads series 2-1) Mississauga Steelheads 3 vs. Sudbury Wolves 4 OT (Sudbury leads series 2-1) Western Conference London Knights 0 vs. Saginaw Spirit 7 (Saginaw leads series 3-0) Erie Otters 5 vs. Kitchener Rangers 0 (Erie leads series 2-1) Flint Firebirds 1 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 7 (SSM leads series 2-1) Niagara IceDogs 4 vs. Sarnia Sting 5 OT (Sarnia leads series 3-0) March 29th OHL Quarter Finals Game 4 Eastern Conference Guelph Storm 3 vs. Owen Sound Attack 4 (Owen Sound eliminates Guelph, winning the series 4-0) Peterborough Petes 5 vs. Oshawa Generals 3 (Oshawa leads series 3-1) North Bay Battalions 3 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 2 (Series tied 2-2) Mississauga Steelheads 2 vs. Sudbury Wolves 3 (Sudbury leads the series 3-1) Western Conference London Knights 0 vs. Saginaw Spirit 3 (Saginaw eliminates London, winning the series 4-0) Erie Otters 2 vs. Kitchener Rangers 3 (Series tied 2-2) Flint Firebirds 2 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 1 OT (SSM leads series 2-2) Niagara IceDogs 0 vs. Sarnia Sting 6 (Sarnia eliminates Niagara, winning the series 4-0) March 31st OHL Quarter Finals Game 5 Eastern Conference Peterborough Petes 6 vs. Oshawa Generals 4 (Oshawa leads series 3-2) North Bay Battalions 2 vs. Kingston Frontenacs 1 (North Bay leads series 3-2) Mississauga Steelheads 5 vs. Sudbury Wolves 3 (Sudbury leads series 3-2) Western Conference Erie Otters 3 vs. Kitchener Rangers 5 (Kitchener leads series 3-2) Flint Firebirds 2 vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds 3 (SSM leads series 3-2) OHL Player of the Month: Sarnia’s Tomas Pospisil played in 13 games scoring 6 goals and 18 assists

February 5th Today is the first day of the Swedish Four Nations Tournament as we take on Russia U20. Czech Rep U20 @ Russia U20 Jakub Kovar will get the start in goal RUS – Zharkov (Anisimov, Glukhov) 1-0 After 1st period Stats: Shots: CZE 3 – RUS 16 Blocked Shots: CZE 15 – RUS 1 PP: CZE 0 for 0 – RUS 0 for 3 PIM: CZE 6 – RUS 0 Hits: CZE 6 – RUS 5 FO %: CZE 14.3 % - RUS 85.7 % 2nd Period CZE – Thomas Jurdic (1) (Martin Mach, Vladimir Ruzicka) 1-1 After 2 Periods Stats: Shots: CZE 11 – RUS 27 Blocked Shots: CZE 18 – RUS 3 PP: CZE 0 for 2 – RUS 0 for 3 PIM: CZE 6 – RUS 4 Hits: CZE 16 – RUS 14 FO %: CZE 15.8 % - RUS 84.2 % 3rd Period RUS – Velichkin (Krysanov, Anikeenko) 2-1 RUS – Cherepanov (Krysanov, Glukhov) 3-1 Final: 3-1 L Jakub Kovar 44 of 47 saves Stats: Shots: CZE 16 – RUS 47 Blocked Shots: CZE 23 – RUS 3 PP: CZE 0 for 3 – RUS 0 for 4 PIM: CZE 8 – RUS 6 Hits: CZE 24 – RUS 25 FO %: CZE 20.0 % - RUS 80.0 % 1st star: Thomas Jurdic (Czech Rep) – 1g 2nd star: M. Gulkhov (Russia) – 2a 3rd star: V. Anikeenko (Russia) – 1a In the other Swedish Four nation tournament action Finland beat Sweden by a score of 5-4, Finland (Larevaara 1g; Lehtonen 1g; Lindgren 1g; Ramstedt 1g; Leinonen 1g) – Sweden (Lindqvist 1g; Backstrom 1g; Carlsson 1g; Ribbenstrand 1g) February 7th We have our second of three games as we play host Sweden as the other afternoon game shows Russia taking on Finland. Czech Rep @ Sweden Jakub Kovar will get the start in goal CZE – Michal Bezouska (1) (Thomas Jurdic) 1-0 00:27 SWE – Morin (Isaksson) 1-1 01:27 After 1st Period Stats: Shots: SWE 10 – CZE 10 Blocked Shots: SWE 4 – CZE 4 PP: SWE 0 for 4 – CZE 0 for 1 PIM: SWE 2 – CZE 8 Hits: SWE 8 – CZE 5 FO %: SWE 42.9 % - CZE 57.1 % 2nd Period CZE – Martin Mach (1) (Tomas Vincour) 2-1 22:05 After 2 Periods Stats: Shots: SWE 22 – CZE 20 Blocked Shots: SWE 7 – CZE 6 PP: SWE 0 for 6 – CZE 0 for 5 PIM: SWE 10 – CZE 12 Hits: SWE 16 – CZE 10 FO %: SWE 45.0 % - CZE 55.0 % 3rd Period CZE – Tomas Hudicek (1) (Martin Mach) 3-1 49:09 SWE – Nilsson (unassisted) 3-2 56:31 CZE – Viktor Musilek (1) (Vladimir Sobotka) EN 4-2 59:41 Final: 4-2 W Jakub Kovar 27 of 29 saves Stats: Shots: SWE 29 – CZE 34 Blocked Shots: SWE 15 – CZE 11 PP: SWE 0 for 6 – CZE 0 for 8 PIM: SWE 26 – CZE 12 Hits: SWE 26 – CZE 17 FO %: SWE 50.0 % - CZE 50.0 % 1st star: Martin Mach (Czech Rep) – 1g 1a 2nd star: L. Morin (Sweden) – 1g 3rd star: J. Nilsson (Sweden) – 1g In the other tournament game today it saw Russia U20 beat Finland by a score of 3-2, Russia (Tikhonov 3g) – Finland (Lahti 1g; Lehtonen 1g) February 8th Today is the last day of the Swedish Four Nations Tournament as 1st place Russia (2-0-0) takes on Sweden (0-2-0) as we take on Finland U20 as the winner will finished 2nd place and the loser finished 3rd place. Czech Rep @ Finland Jakub Kovar gets the start in goal FIN – Peltomaa (Kerala, Karevaara) 1-0 CZE – Freiberg (Ton, Barton) CZE – Rindos (Mach) PP FIN – Lindgren (Lehtonen, Sopanen) FIN – Lindgren (Lehtonen, Jyrkkio) PP Final: 3-2 L Kovar 25 of 28 saves 1st star: P. Lindgren (Finland) – 2g 2nd Star: M. Lehtonen (Finland) – 2a 3rd star: K. Ton (Czech Rep) – 1a In the other tournament game saw Sweden U20 taking on Russia U20, Russia won by a score of 4-0 Russia with the clean sweep of all tournaments as they won the Swedish Four Nations Tournament. ************************************************************************************************ Swedish Four Nations U-20 Tournament - Monday March 12th 2007 ************************************************************************************************ ================================================================================================ 2007-08 Table ================================================================================================ Pos Team GP W L T Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1st Russia 3 3 0 0 1.000 10 3 6 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd Finland 3 2 1 0 0.667 10 9 4 3rd Czech Republic 3 1 2 0 0.333 7 8 2 4th Sweden 3 0 3 0 0.000 6 13 0

January 1st In Group B Switzerland is taking on Finland as Belarus is taking on Russia. Finland U20 won by a score of 4-0 over the Swiss, Finland (Kerala 2g; Jaatinen 1g; Joensuu 1g) – Swiss 0 Russia beat Belarus by a score of 5-1, Russia U20 (Prigaro 1g; Kazionov 2g; Krysanov 1g; Kucheryavenko 1g) – Belarus (Voroshilov 1g) The German Ice Hockey Association is very pleased with my performance as Germany U20 GM. Dean Clark has left Kamloops Blazers and has been named the new GM of DEG Metro Stars GM. With Kamloops Blazers opening up I decided to pass because the team that I want to take over as GM I want to rebuild. ISS Mid season rankings were released today. NHL rankings were released as Everett Silvertips Center Zach Hamill was ranked #1. In 35 games so far this season he has 12g 25a for 37pts +24 12 PIM 95 SOG and 7.77 AvR. Ranked #2 is OHL’s London Knights forward Sam Gagner who had 8g 31a for 39pts +9 15 PIM 67 SOG 7.75 AvR in 36 games. The 3rd ranked player Logan Couture who is from Ottawa 67’s in OHL has played 35 games where he has 11g 20a 31pts -2 34 PIM 63 SOG 7.37 AvR. ISS has released the CHL Import rankings for the upcoming CHL Import draft. Finnish goalie Harri Sateri who plays for Tappara is ranked #1 who has a record of 0-1-0 5.00 GAA .857 Sv % and 7.00 AvR in 1 gp. The 2nd ranked Import is Czech Rep forward Tomas Vincour who is playing for HC Brno where he has 1g 2a 3pts +3 18 PIM 12 SOG 6.00 AvR in 24 games. Lastly the 3rd ranked import is Joonas Valisalmi who is from Finland who plays for Rauma Jrs where in 10 games he has 1g 3a 4pts 8 PIM 9 SOG 6.00 AvR ISS has released the mid season WHL rankings for the upcoming bantam draft. The top ranked player is Lynd Demers who is a winger that plays with Neepawa who is from Thompson Manitoba. In 28 games with Neepawa of MABL he has 11g 12a 23pts -3 34 PIM 64 SOG 6.64 AvR. The 2nd ranked player is defenseman Armand Mulock who plays for Midwest of CFBHL who is from Middle Lake Saskatchewan who has 5g 28a 33pts +13 74 SOG 7.04 AvR in 26 games. The 3rd ranked player is a 6`2 227lb defenseman Greg Pedersen who is from Vernon, BC who plays for Lumby for BCIBL, where he has 7g 9a 16pts -2 46 PIM 86 SOG 6.64 AvR. January 2nd Today is the last day of round robin games as Group B will see Czech Rep play the Swiss and Finland take on Belarus. In Group A it’s Slovakia taking on Sweden and our Germany U20 taking on the USA U20. If some how Slovakia can beat Sweden and we get atleast 1 pt against USA, Sweden will get relegated and we will be onto the quarter finals. If Sweden wins we will be relegated. The winner of the Czech vs Swiss get will move onto the quarter finals and the loser will be sent off to the relegation side. Germany U20 @ USA U20 We will be going with the same line up as we did against Slovakia and Canada games. Benjamin Driken will get the start in goal. 1st Period USA – Felde (Mueller, E. Johnson) 1-0 After 1st period Stats: Shots: GER 5 – USA 12 Blocked Shots: GER 7 – USA 1 PP: GER 0 for 1 – USA 0 for 1 PIM: GER 2 – USA 2 Hits: GER 8 – USA 4 FO %: GER 66.7 % - USA 33.3 % 2nd Period GER – Korbinian Holzer (1) (Marcel Muller) 1-1 After 2nd period Stats: Shots: GER 13 – USA 18 Blocked Shots: GER 14 – USA 2 PP: GER 0 for 1 – USA 0 for 3 PIM: GER 6 – USA 2 Hits: GER 19 – USA 13 FO %: GER 54.5 % - USA 45.5 % 3rd Period GER – Philippe Handle (1) (Bruce Becker, Alexander Oblinger) 2-1 USA – Kyle Okposo (Blake Geoffrion, Carl Sneep) 2-2 Final: 2-2 Tie Stats: Shots: GER 23 – USA 24 Blocked Shots: GER 17 – USA 7 PP: GER 0 for 3 – USA 0 for 4 PIM: GER 8 – USA 6 Hits: GER 24 – USA 21 FO %: GER 52.9 % - USA 47.1 % 1st star: Bruce Becker (Germany) 1 assist 2nd star: Erik Johnson (USA) – 1 assist 3rd star: Korbinian Holzer (Germany) – 1 goal Benjamin Dirksen 22 of 24 saves In other WJC action in Group A Sweden beat Slovakia by a score of 5-1, Sweden (Moe 2g; Pettersson 1g; Wandell 1g; Lindqvist 1g) – Slovakia (Mikus 1g) Finland beat the Belarus by a score of 5-0, Finland (Lindgren 2g; Lehtonen 1g; Makela 1g; Kemppainen 1g) – Belarus 0 Czech Rep beat Swiss by a score of 4-0, Czech Rep (Bezouska 2g, Sobotka 1g; Hanzal 1g) – Swiss 0 With the Slovakia loss to Sweden we were sent to the relegation side with Slovakia, Belarus and Switzerland. With our 6-3 win over Slovakia we just need pts against Belarus and Swiss and we will stay up in the big league for next yr. The quarter finals are set as Czech Rep are up against USA U20 and Russia is up against Sweden U20. Our relegation games are set for January 5th against Switzerland and the 6th against Belarus. January 5th Switzerland U20 @ Germany U20 (relegation game) 1st period SWI – Bykov (Hasani) 1-0 SWI – Friedli (Lehmann, Marghitola) PP 2-0 GER – Bruce Becker (2) (Marcel Muller) PP 2-1 After 1st Period Stats: Shots: SUI 6 – GER 11 Blocked Shots: SUI 3 – GER 2 PP: SUI 1 for 1 – GER 1 for 2 PIM: SUI 4 – GER 4 Hits: SUI 9 – GER 9 FO %: SUI 33.3 % - 66.7 % 2nd Period No Scoring After 2nd Period Stats: Shots: SUI 13 – GER 25 Blocked Shots: SUI 10 – GER 6 PP: SUI 1 for 3 – GER 1 for 3 PIM: SUI 6 – GER 8 Hits: SUI17 – GER 17 FO %: SUI 25.0 % - GER 75.0 % 3rd Period GER – Elia Ostwald (1) (Rene Kramer, Constantin Braun) SH 2-2 GER – Thomas Oppenheimer (1) (Torsten Ankert) SH 3-2 Final: 3-2 W Stats: Shots: SUI 22 – GER 32 Blocked Shots: SUI 14 – GER 15 PP: SUI 1 for 4 – GER 1 for 4 PIM: SUI 8 – GER 10 Hits: SUI 22 – GER 30 FO %: SUI 40.0 % - GER 60.0 % 1st star: Bruce Becker (Germany) – 1g 2nd star: Thomas Oppenheimer (Germany) – 1g 3rd star: S. Friedli (Switzerland) – 1 goal Benjamin Dirksen 20 of 22 saves In other WJC action Slovakia beat Belarus by a score of 6-2, Slovakia (Gazur 1g; Brnak 1g; Mikus 1g; Bliznak 1g; Pertrek 1g; Direr 1g) – Belarus (S.Kostitsyn 1g; Voroshilov 1g) In the quarter final games USA beat Czech Rep by a score of 4-2, USA (Collins 2g; Okposo 1g; Geoffrion 1g) – Czech Rep (Vojta 2g) Russia U20 beat Sweden U20 by a score of 4-0, Russia (Tikhonov 2g; Zharkov 1g; Churilov 1g) – Sweden 0 January 6th We have our last game of the WJC today as we play host to Belarus U20 in the last relegation game. Belarus U20 @ Germany U20 Going with the same line up no line up changes as Benjamin Dirksen gets the start in goal 1st period GER – Christoph Gawlik (3) (Marcel Muller, Phillip Gogulla) 1-0 GER – Bruce Becker (3) (Alexander Oblinger) 2-0 Stats: Shots: BLR 6 – GER 10 Blocked Shots: BLR 11 – GER 4 PP: BLR 0 for 0 – GER 0 for 3 PIM: BLR 6 – GER 0 Hits: BLR 11 – GER 7 FO %: BLR 25.0 % - GER 75.0 % 2nd Period GER – Felix Schutz (1) (Matthias Potthoff) 3-0 BLR – Dobrynin (S.Kostitsyn) 3-1 GER – Patrick Buzas (1) (Patrik Gogulla) 4-1 BLR – Savilov (Korotky, S. Kostitsyn) PP 4-2 After 2 Periods Stats: Shots: BLR 15 – GER 19 Blocked Shots: BLR 16 – GER 9 PP: BLR 1 for 1 – GER 0 for 3 PIM: BLR 6 – GER 2 Hits: BLR 19 – GER 11 FO %: BLR 25.0 % - GER 75.0 % 3rd Period BLR – Savilov (Magdeev) 4-3 Final: 4-3 W Stats: Shots: BLR 21 – GER 22 Blocked Shots: BLR 22 – GER 15 PP: BLR 1 for 4 – GER 0 for 4 PIM: BLR 8 – GER 8 Hits: BLR 25 – GER 21 FO %: BLR 19.0 % - GER 81.0 % Benjamin Dirksen 18 of 21 saves 1st star: Sergei Kostitsyn (Belarus) – 2a 2nd star: P. Savilov (Belarus) – 2 goals 3rd Star: Patrik Gogulla (Germany) – 1 assist Slovakia takes on Switzerland with the winner staying in the top tournament with the loser heading down to Division 1. Slovakia and Switzerland battle to a 3-3 tie, Slovakia (Domin 1g; Lelkes 1g; Bartanus 1g) – Switzerland (Hasani 2g; Jacquemet 1g) With the better GF/GA differential Slovakia heads down to Division 1 along with Belarus as Switzerland joins us in the big tournament next year as Slovenia and Austria join the big tournament next season. January 7th The WJC semi finals are setup for today as USA is taking on Canada and Finland is taking on Russia. Canada heads to the gold medal game with a 5-4 win in overtime over USA, Canada (Ryan O’Marra 1g; Steve Downie 1g; Jordan Staal 2g, Ben Wright 1g) – USA (Ryan Stoa 1g, Peter Mueller 1g, Erik Felde 1g; Erik Johnson 1g) Russia heads to the gold medal game to face Canada as they beat Finland by a score of 3-1, Russia U20 (Tikhonov 2g; Churilov 1g) – Finland (Seppa 1g) January 9th Finland is scheduled to take on USA for Bronze Medal as Canada is taking on Russia for Gold. Bronze Medal Game: USA beat Finland by a score of 4-3, USA (Trevor Lewis 1g, Peter Mueller 2g; Brian Lee 1g) – Finland (Jesse Joensuu 1g. Kemppainen 1g; Peltomaa 1g) Gold Medal Game: Russia won by a score of 4-3 in overtime, Russia (Zubov 2g; Tikhonov 1g; Krysanov 1g) – Canada (Sam Gagner 1g; Jordan Staal 1g; James Neal 1g) Dave Torrie has been named the new GM of the Kamloops Blazers GM as now Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds of OHL is starting to look for a new GM. Slovakia U20, Sweden U20 and Czech Rep U20 all fired their GMs January 16th I have decided to leave Germany U20 and become the GM of the Czech Rep U20 GM. What I like as a GM of Czech Rep is that they are in 5 tournaments a year, Russian U20 tournament (Dec 19-21), Swedish Tournament (Feb 5-8), Finnish U20 tournament (Nov 6-9) and Czech Rep (Sept 4-7) as well as WJC (Dec 26th to January 9th) January 17th We have added Lance Nethery who is a Canadian was named as new Czech Rep U20 Head Coach January 19th We have added Czech Rep assistant coach Rickard Markusson and Karan Gustafsson who is from Sweden has also been assigned as an assistant coach January 20th We have added American coach Sean Meyers as an assistant coach Matej Chatrnuch was named as the new Slovakia U20 GM January 21st Markus Forsman was named new Sweden U20 GM January 23rd We have named Kai Juntunen as our new assistant manager. January 24th Kalle Axelsson who is from Sweden has been added as our goalie coach January 27th All of our management staff and coaching staff get together to form the new Czech Rep U20 squad for the Swedish Four Nations Tournament on February 5th to 8th. January 28th Anders Holmgren was fired by IK Oskarshamn January 29th We have officially named the Czech Rep U20 for the Swedish Four Nations U20 tournament. January 30th Jurgen Pfundner was named as Germany U20 GM

December 13th Also Canada U20 and USA U20 begin their search for a new GM for their countries for the upcoming U20 tournament in Sweden. I have decided that WJC stuff those games I will watch as the WHL games when i become a GM in the WHL will be simed. I decided to change my mind and start interviewing for GM jobs of WHL soon as GM’s start to get fired. December 18th Dave Rook was named the Canada U20 GM. Dave Rook currently is the GM of Medicine Hat Tigers, Jasen Testwuide was named as the USA U20 GM who currently is the GM of Chicago of SPHL December 19th WJC U20 Division 1 concluded today with Slovenia being promoted to the big leagues as they finished 1st in Group A with a 4-0-1 record tieing Latvia however Slovenia had a better GF/GA as Slovenia had 25 GF 3 GA as Latvia had 20 GF 10 GA as that is why Slovenia got the promotion. Ukraine U20 got relegated from Group A as Poland got the better GF/GA of 7 GF and 15 GA as Ukraine U20 had a 12 GF and 28 GA In Group B Austria finished 1st with a 4-0-1 record as Great Britain U20 got relegated with a 0-5-0 record We have been asked to finalize our Germany U20 roster today of which we decided to take 3 goalies 7 defenseman and 15 forwards and 1 player who is a forward/defenseman December 22nd Russia Four Nations Tournament was won by Russia U20 December 23rd Our club finally arrives in Sweden today as we prepare for the upcoming world Junior Championship. Lance Nethery has been fired by DEG Metro Stars December 26th In the afternoon games it saw Canada take on the USA in Group A action as Russia takes on Finland in Group B action. Canada beat USA by a score of 5-3, Canada (Chris Stewart 1g; Sam Gagner 1g; Ryan O’Marra 1g; Ben Maxwell 2g) – USA U20 (Carl Sneep 1g, Blake Geoffrion 1g; Trevor Lewis 1g) Russia U20 and Finland U20 battled to a 2-2 draw, Finland U20 (Perttu Lindgren 1g; Mikko Lehtonen 1g) – Russia U20 (Artem Anisimov 1g; Mikhail Glukhov 1g) In the evening games it will see Belarus against Czech Rep and our Germany U20 against Sweden U20 Sweden U20 @ Germany U20 1st Period No Scoring After 1st period Stats: Shots: SWE 10 – GER 6 Shots Blocked: SWE 2 – GER 10 PP: SWE 0 for 3 – GER 0 for 0 PIM: SWE 0 – GER 6 Hits: SWE 6 – GER 8 FO %: SWE 66.7 % - 30.0 % 2nd Period: GER - Henry Martens (1) (Marcel Muller, Bruce Becker) 1-0 Germany SWE - Moe (Carlsson, Moller) PP 1-1 SWE – Omark (From-Bjork, Isaksson) 2-1 SWE – Moe (Andersen, Sundstrom) 3-1 SWE – Ribbenstrand (Sundstrom) 4-1 After 2 periods Stats: Shots: SWE 22 – GER 16 Blocked Shots: SWE 2 – GER 13 PP: SWE 1 for 5 – GER 0 for 2 PIM: SWE 4 – GER 10 Hits: SWE 12 – GER 15 FO %: SWE 73.7 % - GER 23.5 % 3rd Period GER - Christoph Gawlik (1) (P. Gogulla) 4-2 GER – Constantin Braun (1) (Becker, Kramer) Final: 4-3 L Stats: Shots: SWE 28 – GER 27 Blocked Shots: SWE 10 – GER 16 PP: SWE 1 for 7 – GER 0 for 3 PIM: SWE 6 – GER 14 Hits: SWE 18 – GER 23 FO %: SWE 63.3 % - GER 35.7 % B. Dirksen 24 of 28 saves 1st star: E.Moe (Sweden) – 2 goals 2nd star: A. Sundstrom (Sweden) – 2 assists 3rd Star: A. Ribbenstrand (Sweden) – 1 goal In the other game this evening Czech Rep beat Belarus by a score of 4-0 December 27th In the afternoon games for WJC U20 it has Canada against Sweden in Group A as well we are up against Slovakia in a must win game. Germany U20 @ Slovakia U20 Henry Martens and Danny Fischbach will be the healthy scratches as we dress Alexander Oblinger and Andre Huebscher in their place. Benjamin Driksen will get another start in goal. 1st period GER – Christoph Gawlik (2) (Marcel Muller, Philip Gogulla) 1-0 GER – Bruce Becker (1) unassisted 2-0 SVK – Cernak (Lelkes) SH 2-1 GER – Marcel Muller (1) (Christoph Gawlik, Constantin Braun) PP 3-1 After 1st period Stats: Shots: GER 11 – SVK 5 Blocked Shots: GER 6 – SVK 2 PP: GER 1 for 2 – SVK 0 for 3 PIM: GER 6 – SVK 4 Hits: GER 9 – SVK 6 FO %: GER 66.7 % - SVK 33.3 % 2nd Period GER – Patrik Gogulla (1) (Constantin Braun, Christoph Gawlik) PP 4-1 GER – Andre Huebscher (1) (Thomas Oppenheimer, Patrik Gogulla) PP 5-1 GER – Constantin Braun (2) (Torsten Ankert, Elia Ostwald) 6-1 After 2 periods Stats: Shots: GER 22 – SVK 16 Blocked Shots: GER 11 – SVK 2 PP: GER 3 for 7 – SVK 0 for 5 PIM: GER 10 – SVK 16 Hits: GER 12 – SVK 19 FO %: GER 70.6 % - SVK 29.4 % 3rd Period We begin the 3rd period with a 3:11 on the powerplay, as Gazur got a double minor for high sticking SVK – Drabek (Pertrek) 6-2 SVK – Bartanus unassisted 6-3 Final: 6-3 W Benjamin Dirksen 20 of 23 saves Stats: Shots: GER 27 – SVK 23 Blocked Shots: GER 17 – SVK 4 PP: GER 3 for 7 – SVK 0 for 5 PIM: GER 10 – SVK 16 Hits: GER 16 – SVK 26 FO %: GER 58.3 % - 40.9 % 1st star: Christoph Gawlik (Germany) – 1 goal 2 assists 2nd star: Constantin Braun (Germany) – 1 goal 2 assists 3rd star: Thomas Ankert (Germany) – 1 assist In the other afternoon game Canada beat Sweden U20 by a score of 5-1, Canada (Mark Katic 1g; Kenndal McArdle 1g; Jordan Staal 1g, Ryan O’Marra 1g; Colton Yellow Horn 1g) – Sweden (Niklas Backstrom 1g) December 28th In Group B action in the afternoon Belarus is taking on Switzerland, while Czech Rep is taking on Russia. Switzerland beat Belarus by a score of 5-1, Swiss (Jacquemet 3g, Marhitola 1g, Weber 1g) – Belarus (Valuy) Russia beat Czech Rep by a score of 5-1, Russia U20 (Zubov 1g; Glukhov 1g; Velichkin 1g; Prigaro 1g; Anikeenko 1g) – Czech Rep (Kazatel 1g) December 29th In Group A action Canada is scheduled to take on Slovakia, while Sweden is scheduled to take on USA U20. Canada beat Slovakia by a score of 4-1, Canada (Ryan O’Marra 1g; Steve Downie 1g; James Neal 1g; Sam Gagner 1g) – Slovakia (Mihalik 1g) USA U20 beat Sweden U20 by a score of 4-2, USA U20 (Sneep 1g; Kane 1g; Felde 1g; Bruneteau 1g) – Sweden (Lindqvist 1g, Isaksson 1g) December 30th In Group B action we will see Finland take on Czech Rep and Russia take on Switzerland. Finland U20 beat Czech Rep U20 by a score of 4-0, Finland U20 (Seppa 1g; Leinonen 1g; Enlund 1g; Sandell 1g) – Czech Rep 0 Russia U20 beat Switzerland U20 by a score of 4-0, Russia (Churilov 2g; Glukhov 1g; Zharkov 1g) – Switzerland 0 December 31st USA U20 is taking on Slovakia U20 as we play host to Canada U20 Canada U20 @ Germany U20 We will be going with the same line up as our last game and Benjamin Dirksen will get the start in goal 1st period CAN – Neal (O’Marra, Russell) PP 1-0 GER – Thomas Oppenheimer (1) (Ziesche, Hueebscher) 1-1 GER – Philip Gogulla (1) (Muller, Gawlik) 2-1 After 1st period Stats: Shots: CAN 5 – GER 10 Blocked Shots: CAN 4 – GER 4 PP: CAN 1 for 2 – GER 0 for 2 PIM: CAN 14 – GER 14 Hits: CAN 4 – GER 6 FO %: CAN 63.6 % - GER 36.4 % 2nd Period No Scoring After 2nd Period Stats: Shots: CAN 13 – GER 15 Blocked Shots: CAN 8 – GER 6 PP: CAN 1 for 4 – GER 0 for 4 PIM: CAN 18 – GER 18 Hits: CAN 9 – GER 17 FO %: CAN 63.2 % - GER 36.8 % 3rd period CAN – Downie (Kohn, Couture) PP 2-2 CAN – O’Marra (Wilson, Russell) PP 3-2 CAN – Shutron (Maxwell) 4-2 Final: 4-2 L Driksen 25 of 29 saves 1st Star: Ryan O’Marra (Canada) – 1g 1a 2nd star: Ben Shutron (Canada) – 1g 3rd Star: Kris Russell (Canada) – 2a Stats: Shots: CAN 29 – GER 21 Block shots: CAN 10 – GER 13 PP: CAN 3 for 6 – GER 0 for 4 PIM: CAN 18 – GER 22 Hits: CAN 18 – GER 22 FO %: CAN 62.5 % - GER 37.5 % In the other game USA beat Slovakia by a score of 5-1, USA U20 (T. Lewis 2g; Gergen 1g; Okposo 1g; J. Johnson 1g) – Slovakia U20 (Drabek 1g)

October 1st The WJC U20 tournament has been drawn as we have been placed in Group A with Canada, USA, Sweden and Slovakia. Group B has Belarus, Czech Rep, Finland, Russia and Switzerland. We open the tournament on boxing day against Sweden U20, followed by Slovakia on the 27th, Canada on the 31st and USA on the 2nd of January. CHL Import, WHL Bantam and NHL draft rankings were listed today by ISS. NHL Draft rankings saw Zach Hamill (Everett) ranked as #1, as followed by Center/Right Wing from London Knights OHL Sam Gagner, followed by Logan Couture from Ottawa who is listed as a Center/Right Wing C – Elia Ostwald – ranked #123 in NHL Prelim Rankings The top 3 CHL Imported Ranked players are: The top pick is Finnish goaltender Harri Sateri (playing for Tappara Tampere Jrs from Toijala, FIN), followed by Czech Rep forward Tomas Vincour (playing for HC Brno from Brno, CZE), and Finnish forward Joonas Valisalmi (playing for Rauma Jrs from Rauma, FIN). October 27th USA is looking to name a GM for their club for the upcoming Deutschland Cup. The tournament round robin games run from November 9th to November 14th. November 1st Matt Thomas was named as the new USA GM for the Deutschland Cup. November 9th Finnish Four Nations U20 Tournament was won by Finland U20Russia U20, so that makes Russia 2-0 in tournament winnings. November 14th Slovakia has won Deutschland Cup as they finished 1st with 11 pts (3-0-1-0); Germany finished 2nd with 9 pts (3-1-0-0); Switzerland finished 3rd with 5 pts (1-1-0-2); USA finished 4th place with 3 pts (1-3-0-0) and Canada finished 5th place with 2 pts (0-3-1-0) November 17th Hakan Forsberg has been fired by IF Sundsvall November 22nd Petr Briza has been fired by HC Sparta Praha November 30th Craig Patrick has been named as the new HC Sparta Praha

Note: For this story I used the TBLv1.5 database, starting unemployed and then come January/February 2007 I will be applying for a GM job in the WHL.Keep in mind between now and then I will be applying to take over an U18 squad for the WJC or WJC D1 and work our way up to the WJC. My nationality is set as Canadian with a 2nd Nationality of Italy. August 2nd I have applied for the following U20 GM jobs: Austria U20 Czech Rep U20 Finland U20 Germany U20 Great Britain U20 Norway U20 Russia U20 Slovakia U20 Slovenia U20 Sweden U20 August 7th Matej Chatrnuch named new Zvolen GM August 10th Viacheslav Fetisov as the new SKA St. Petersburg GM August 14th Anders Carlsson named Leksand GM August 16th Martin Lemesani named new Kosice GM August 17th Jeff Jackson has left Notre Dame Fighting Irish to become the new GM of Sheffield Steelers August 18th Cam Brown named the new Belfast Giants GM August 20th Esa Tikkanen named new HT Vaasan Sport GM Eska Seretin named new Tuto Hockey GM August 23rd Bill Torrey was named as new Memphis Riverkings GM Mike Miller was named as new Rockford Ice Hogs GM August 24th Sune Bergman named Sodertalje GM, Markus Forsman named as new Hammarby IF GM September 1st Warren Richardson named as Newcastle Vipers GM, Boris Rybalka named as new Hull Stingrays GM, Chris Westney named as new Basingstoke Bison GM, Joy Brittle hired as new Manchester Phoenix GM September 7th Czech Rep Four Nations U20 tournament was won by Russia U20 September 21st Vladimir Ruzicka named new Czech Rep GM Michael Antoniadis named new Denmark GM Robert Ouellet named new France GM Don Ellis named new Italy GM Jozef Zagorski named new Poland GM Frantisek Hossa named new Slovakia GM Bob Clarke named new Sweden GM Patrick Lengwiler named new Switzerland GM U20 GM Hiring: Hannes Bacher named Austria U20 Marek Seman named Czech Rep U20 Jarno Pikkarainen named Finland U20 Gennadi Yachmenev named Russia U20 Marian Troliga named Slovakia U20 Gunnar Johansson named Sweden U20 Jobs that were offered to me: Great Britain U20 Norway U20 Germany U20 Bob Murray named as new Red Deer Rebels GM, Rejean Houle named as new Saskatoon Blades GM I have decided to take on the GM job of the Germany U20 squad. With the max of 26 players allowed to play on the U20 roster we will be selecting a 14 F 9 D and 3 G roster to take part in the U20 WJC tournament that runs from December 26th until January 6th or 7th The tournament schedule will not be announced until October 1st 2006 The German Ice Hockey Assoaciation expects me to groom the stars of the future in the upcoming international games. September 23rd We have named Vince Hayes (American) as our Head Coach. His contract runs until June 30th 2008 September 24th We have named Rory Galvin as our Assistant GM. He also is an American and contract runs until June 30th 2008. September 26th We have added Mher Jamalian who’s Nationality is Armenian who will be our goalie coach, as we have also added Markus Hallin who is from Sweden

Avail teams are ANA, ATL, BOS, BUF, CGY, CAR, CHI, COL, CBS, DAL, DET, EDM, FLA, LA, MTL, NAS, NJ, NYI, NYR, OTT, PHO, PIT, SJ, TB , VAN, WSH Leafs taken

Minny, Flyers and Blues has been taken... Avail teams are ANA, ATL, BOS, BUF, CGY, CAR, CHI, COL, CBS, DAL, DET, EDM, FLA, LA, MTL, NAS, NJ, NYI, NYR, OTT, PHO, PIT, SJ, TB ,TOR, VAN, WSH

However this league is not like all other sim leagues... This one is going old school.. When i mean old school we are going with 2001-2002 rosters to give it a bit of a challenge as no crosby, no ovi, no malkin no stamkos etc.. If your interested in joining please head over to the link below.. http://oshlehm.boards.net/

this league is not like all other sim leagues... This one is going old school.. When i mean old school we are going with 2001-2002 rosters to give it a bit of a challenge as no crosby, no ovi, no malkin no stamkos etc.. If your interested in joining please head over to the link below.. http://oshlehm.boards.net/

May 1st, 2007 WHL Bantam Draft With 1st overall Portland Winterhawks selects RW Jordan Messier 1st round (4th overall) – C Scott Lee – Yorkton Key Chev Olds Terriers (South Saskatchewan Bantam Hockey League) 5`9 194lbs 14yrs 7/9/92 Battleford, SK, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 21g 39a 60pts +13 54 PIM 112 SOG 6.80 AvR 2nd round (25th overall) – G Harlin Chisholm – Prince Albert Mintos (Centre Four Bantam Hockey League) 5`10 178lbs 14yrs 11/27/92 Regina, SK, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 37-7-6 2.41 GAA .925 Sv % 5 SO 8.38 AvR 3rd round (46th overall) – RD/LD Colt Booth – Calgary Hustlers (Hockey Calgary Bantam AAA League) 5`9 202lbs 14yrs 9/18/92 Sherwood Park, AB, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 12g 45a 57pts +11 82 PIM 161 SOG 7.14 AvR 4th round (67th overall) – C Garret Martel – North Vancouver Bantam A (PCAHA Bantam League) 6`0 200lbs 15yrs 1/9/92 Parksville, BC, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 23g 43a 66pts +32 62 PIM 147 SOG 7.52 AvR 5th round (88th overall) – RD Jesse Pelletier – Saanich Bantam Braves (BCAHA Island Bantam League) 5`8 180lbs 15yrs 2/27/92 Richmond, BC, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 13g 20a 33pts +1 74 PIM 154 SOG 6.68 AvR 6th round (109th overall) – C Elmer Coccimiglio – Okotoks Bantam Oilers (Alberta Major Bantam Hockey League AAA) 5`9 198lbs 15yrs 1/18/92 Spruce Grove, AB, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 12g 18a 30pts -14 84 PIM 129 SOG 6.26 AvR 7th round (130th overall) – RW/C Jake Soucy – Lumby Bantam AA (BCAHA Interior Bantam League) 5`10 205lbs 15yrs 4/7/92 Summerland, BC, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 47gp 25g 18a 43pts +12 72 PIM 98 SOG 6.74 AvR 8th round (151st overall) – RW Owen Sawyer – Nanaimo Bantam Clippers (BCAHA Island Bantam League) 5`9 198lbs 14yrs 8/23/92 Vernon, BC, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 49gp 20g 31a 51pts +10 86 PIM 110 SOG 6.51 AvR 9th round (172nd overall) – LW Lindsay Sheppard – Regina Rangers (Hockey Regina Bantam League) 5`10 196lbs 14yrs 5/26/92 Radisson, SK, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 20g 31a 51pts +17 60 PIM 119 SOG 5.82 AvR 11th round (214th overall) – LD Chris Kerr – MLAC Scott Pump (Alberta Major Bantam Hockey League AAA) 5`7 185lbs 14yrs 11/12/92 Boonyville, AB, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 22g 31a 53pts +27 86 PIM 154 SOG 7.20 AvR 12th round (235th overall) – RD Miles Knopp – Summerland Jets (BCAHA Interior Bantam League) 5`6 196lbs 14yrs 6/26/92 Kelowna, BC, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 8g 13a 21pts -6 79 PIM 137 SOG 6.74 AvR 13th round (256th overall) – RW Felix Turcotte – Strathcona AA Warriors (Alberta Major Bantam Hockey League AA) 5`5 167ls 15yrs 3/22/92 Banff, AB, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 16g 17a 33pts +11 76 PIM 125 SOG 6.40 AvR 14th round (277th overall) – G Croft Turcotte – Surrey Thunder (PCAHA Bantam League) 5`6 180lbs 14yrs 7/20/92 South Delta, BC, CAN 2006-2007 Season: 5gp 3-1-1 4.00 GAA .867 Sv % 0 SO 6.60 AvR We drafted a total of 13 players in today’s WHL Bantam Draft May 2nd Game 2 goes down in Kennewick as the Americans has an 1-0 lead over the Wheat Kings. The Americans take a 2-0 series lead as Tri-City wins 3-1 in game 2 over the Brandon Wheat Kings May 3rd, WHL Final Game 3 The Championship series head to Brandon as Tri-City lead 2-0 in the championship series. The Americans take a 3-0 series lead as they beat the Wheat Kings by a score of 4-0. May 5th, WHL Final Game 4 Tri-City Americans take a 3-0 series lead into tonight’s game 4 against Brandon Wheat Kings. The Wheat Kings got back into the series winning 3-0 as the Americans take a 3-1 series lead. May 7th, WHL Final Game 5 Tri-City Americans have the chance to win the WHL Championship on home ice as the series moves to Kennewick. The Americans takes a 3-1 heading into the game. Tri-City wins the WHL Championship on home ice as they win game 5 by a score of 5-2 and take a 4-1 series win. May 11th The CHL Memorial Cup is set: Vancouver Giants (Host) Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL Champs) Tri-City Americans (WHL Champs) Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL Champs) May 16th Canada has won the 2007 World Championship beating Finland by a score of 2-0. Czech Rep won bronze beating Sweden by a score of 7-1. In the quarter finals so everyone knows how they got to the final 2 games, Belarus lost to Finland 4-0; Czech Rep beat Russia 2-1; Canada beat Swiss 3-1 and Sweden beat Slovakia 5-4 in overtime. USA finished preliminary round with 2-1-0 in 3gp 11 GF and 6 GA however blew the Qualifying round going 1-4-0 11 GF 15 GA. May 20th WHL Award Winners: Bill Hunter (Top Defenseman): Kris Russell (Winner/Medicine Hat) WHL Playoff MVP: Carey Price (Tri-City) Doug Wickenheiser (Humanitarian of the Year): Alexander Edler (Kelowna) Jim Piggott (Rookie of the Year): Kirill Starkov (Red Deer) WHL Plus-Minus: Zach Hamill (Everett) Del Wilson (Top Goalie): Tyler Plante (Brandon) Dunc McCallum (Coach of the Year): Don Nachbauer (Tri-City) Four Broncos (WHL Player of the Year): Eric Doyle (Everett) Bob Clarke (Scoring Leader): Ryan Russell (Kootenay) WHL Star Player: Carey Price (Tri-City) Brad Hornung (Sportsmanship): Daryl Boyle (Brandon) May 21st CHL Memorial Cup Game 1 Morning Game: Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL Champs) @ Shawinigan Cataractes (QMJHL Champs) Final: 5-2 SSM Win Top 3 players: 1st Nick Emmanuele (Shawinigan) 1g 1a 2nd Josh Godfrey (SSM) – 2a 3rd Brett Halstead (SSM) – 1g Evening Game: Tri-City Americans (WHL Champs) @ Vancouver Giants (Host) Final: 3-1 Tri-City Win Top 3 players: 1st Cam Hopkins (TC) – 1g 1a 2nd Carey Price (TC) 19 saves 3rd Tyson Sexsmith (VAN) – 31 saves May 23rd Morning Game: Shawinigan (QMJHL) @ Tri-City Americans (WHL) Final: 3-1 TC Win Top 3 players: 1st Carey Price (TC) – 25 saves 2nd Ladislav Scurko (TC) – 2 assists 3rd Brock Cornish (TC) – 1 assist Evening Game: SMM Greyhounds (OHL) @ @ Vancouver Giants (Host) (0-1-0-0-0) Final: 3-2 Vancouver OTW Top 3 players: 1st Milan Lucic (Vancouver) – 2 goals 2nd Tyson Sexsmith (Vancouver) – 25 saves 3rd Josh Godfrey (SSM) – 1g 1a May 25th Morning Game: SSM Greyhounds (OHL) @ Tri-City Americans (WHL) Final: 4-3 TC Win Top 3 players: 1st Michael Kaye (TC) – 2 assists 2nd Payton Liske (SSM) – 2 assists 3rd Brett Halstead (SSM) – 1 assist Evening Game: Shawinigan (QMJHL) @ Vancouver Giants (Host) Final: 2-1 OT Vancouver win Top 3 players: 1st Tyson Sexsmith (VAN) – 31 saves 2nd Brent Regner (VAN) – 1 goal 3rd Brett Festerling (VAN) – 2 assists Final Round Robin Standings: Team GP W L T OTW OTL GF GA PP PK PTS 1st Tri-City 3 3 0 0 0 0 10 5 7.1 100.0 6 2nd Vancouver 3 0 1 0 2 0 6 6 18.2 92.9 4 3rd SSM 3 1 1 0 0 1 10 9 21.4 93.3 3 4th Shawinigan 3 0 2 0 0 1 4 10 0.0 66.7 1 The Americans get a bye to the Championship game as Vancouver and SSM take on each other in the Semi Final game May 30th CHL Memorial Cup Semi Final SSM Greyhounds @ Vancouver Giants Final: 3-1 SSM Win Top 3 players: 1st Josh Moes (SSM) 1 goal 1 assist 2nd Dan Kelly (SSM) – 1 assist 3rd Kyle Gajewski (SSM) – 22 saves May 31st Our Bruins have came to terms with LW 17 yr old Brent Raedeke. The 17 yr old was drafted by Regina Pats in the 8th round of the 2005 WHL Bantam Draft. This past season he played for Saskatoon Blazers of SMHL where he had 14g 14a for 28pts -8 68 PIM 101 SOG 5.79 AvR in 48 games.

April 2nd, Game 7 Kelowna 2, Prince George 5 (Prince George eliminates Kelwona, 4 games to 3) April 4th, WHL Semi Finals Game 1 Saskatoon 1, Brandon 2 OT (Brandon lead the series 1-0) Red Deer 4, Medicine Hat 1 (Red Deer lead the series 1-0) Tri-City 3, Everett 1 (Tri-City lead the series 1-0) Kamloops 2, Prince George 1 (Kamloops lead the series 1-0) *** April 5th, Game 2 Saskatoon 2, Brandon 1 OT (Series tied 1-1) Red Deer 1, Medicine Hat 3 (Series tied 1-1) Tri-City 3, Everett 2 OT (Tri-City lead the series 2-0) Kamloops 0, Prince George 4 (Series tied 1-1) *** April 7th, Game 3 Saskatoon 3, Brandon 2 OT (Brandon lead the series 2-1) Red Deer 0, Medicine Hat 2 (Medicine Hat lead the series 2-1) Tri-City 3, Everett 1 (Tri-City lead the series 3-0) Kamloops 3, Prince George 5 (Prince George lead the series 2-1) *** April 8th, Game 4 Saskatoon 4, Brandon 2 (Series tied 2-2) Red Deer 3, Medicine Hat 1 (Series tied 2-2) Tri-City 0, Everett 1 (Tri-City lead the series 3-1) Kamloops 2, Prince George 1 (Series tied 2-2) *** April 10th, Game 5 Saskatoon 2, Brandon 3 OT (Brandon lead the series 3-2) Red Deer 1, Medicine Hat 2 (Medicine Hat lead the series 3-2) Tri-City 0, Everett 2 (Tri-City lead the series 3-2) Kamloops 2, Prince George 0 (Kamloops leads the series 3-2) *** April 12th, WHL Semi Final Game 6 Saskatoon12, Brandon 2 OT (Brandon wins the series, winning 4 games to 2) Red Deer 0, Medicine Hat 2 (Medicine Hat wins the series, winning 4 games to 2) Tri-City 2, Everett 0 (Tri-City wins the series, winning 4 games to 2) Kamloops 2, Prince George 1 (Kamloops wins the series, winning 4 games to 2) *** April 15th, WHL Conference Finals Game 1 Medicine Hat 2, Brandon 1 (Medicine Hat lead the series 1-0) Tri-City 3, Kamloops 2 (Tri-City lead the series 1-0) *** April 16th Alaska Aces signed Matt Keetley to a contract. He was playing for Medicine Hat where he went 41-19-3 1.86 GAA .922 Sv % 10 SO and 8.33 AvR. That’s a bad sign for Medicine Hat as they are still in the playoffs and they lost their top goalie. April 17th, WHL Conference Finals Game 2 Medicine Hat 1, Brandon 3 (Series tied 1-1) Tri-City 2, Kamloops 0 (Tri-City lead the series 2-0) *** April 19th, WHL WC Game 3 Medicine Hat 1, Brandon 3 (Brandon lead the series 2-1) Tri-City 2, Kamloops 1 (Tri-City lead the series 3-0) *** April 21st, WHL WC Game 4 Medicine Hat 2, Brandon 1 (Series tied 2-2) Tri-City 1, Kamloops 2 OT (Tri-City lead the series 3-1) *** April 23rd, WHL Conference Finals Game 5 Medicine Hat 2, Brandon 4 (Brandon leads the series 3-2) Tri-City 1, Kamloops 0 (Tri-City eliminates Kamloops, winning 4 games to 1) The Americans have advanced to the WHL Championship and will represent the Western Conference as well as all American Teams *** April 24th WHL held their 2007 WHL Bantam Draft Lottery today. Portland had the highest % chance of winning the draft lottery as he had 57 points, followed by Swift Current as the next non playoff team with 58 points, 3rd was Regina Pats, 4th was Chilliwack and last was Calgary Hitmen at #5. After the Draft Lottery The draft order stays the same as Portland will be picking 1st overall, Swift Current Broncos will be picking 2nd, Regina 3rd, Chilliwack will be picking 4th overall and rounding out the top 5 is Calgary Hitmen. *** April 25th, WHL Conference Finals Game 6 Medicine Hat 0, Brandon 4 (Brandon eliminates Medicine Hat, winning 4 games to 2) Brandon Wheat Kings have advanced to the WHL Championship finals and will represent the WHL Eastern Conference and will represent all Canadian teams. *** April 30th, WHL Championship Finals Game 1 Game 1 is in Kennewick as the Americans take on the Wheat Kings. Tri City scores the loan goal as Tri-City takes game 1 of the Championship series as they win 1-0 to take a 1-0 series lead. ***

Note: For this story I used the an old TBLv1.4 or 5 can’t remember, I quick simmed through the 2006-2007 season and then rook over my favorite WHL team after the last day of the season which is March 18th 2007. That favorite WHL team of my is the Chilliwack Bruins. Using the EHM 07 Realism Patch Our development club is the Westside Warriors of the BCHL league. Just a bit of history this past season, Chilliwack Bruins finished last in their division with 68 points 6 pts out of a playoff spot behind Kelowna who finished with 74 points. Saskatoon who finished with 66 pts and Seattle who finished with 58 pts both made the playoffs as Portland with 57, Swift Current with 58; Regina with 62, Chilliwack with 68 and Calgary with 69 are the 5 teams who missed the playoffs. Our Rivals are Vancouver Giants and Kelowna Rockets WHL Playoffs, Conference Quarter Finals March 18th After a disappointing season that saw us miss the playoffs, the team decided to fire the GM and have decided to name Rick Stevens as the new GM. I have yet to decide on what I want to do this upcoming season as we maybe ready to make the playoffs but I don’t think we are ready to make a memorial cup run so we might be in a bit of a mix of playoffs/rebuild until our group is ready to make the playoffs as we are in a very competitive BC Division. My first job as GM was to fire Jim Hiller, assistant coach Peter Hay, Dan Price as we have decided to keep goalie coach Brady Robinson and defense coach Brad Werenka. As far as scouts we decided to let go of Lorne Sanders, Murray Porter, Dan Noble, Rob Morphy, Ray Ference, Dave Smith. We have decided to keep scout Pat Corrado so we have someone to scout the upcoming draft.Dave Smith and Rob Morphy. Smith will head out to scout the WHL Bantam draft and Morphy will begin to head to Europe to scout for the CHL Import draft. We begin our search to replace the fired staff and improve our staff. We also looked through our reserve list as we have 43 of a possible 50 players as we plan on making room for our upcoming draft class. Before I move on I thought I would mention that the previous gm made two trades this past season sending our 10th pick to Red Deer for Devon Leblanc and our 15th pick to Everett for Brennan Sonne. Our club finished with a record of: 72gp 30-34-4-4 .472 179 GF 199 GA 10.5 PP % (20th) 88.4 PK % (5th) 68 pts *** March 20th Our Bruins organization has decided to release defenseman Stephane Lenoski has decided to join Vancouver in July 5th, Chad Scharff who was a overage this season and will be a UFA; goalie Derek Swan who is a overage next season who did not fit into our team plans. Forwards Trevor Greco, Levi Brotnov, Josh Aspenlind (overage this season), defenseman Evan Oberg, defenseman Ryan Smith, forward Jadon Potter Right now we have 7 overagers next season Myles Stoesz, Ken Petkau, Nick Holden, Brennan Sonne, Alex Archibald, Dylan Chapman, Joey Martini. We have yet to decide which 3 we will keep for next season. Right now that leaves us with 35 players on our reserve list which we will be down to move once we decide who that other overage player is. *** March 23rd Our Bruins have named Jochen Weilert (German) to our scouting staff, Ilkka Repo (Finnish) will be added to our assistant coach, Jesse Phillips (American) to our training staff, Paddy Ginnell (Canadian) to our scouting staff; Tom Wood (American) to our scouting staff; Collin Maier (German) to our scouting staff, Andreas Andersen (Dannish) to our coaching staff; Geoff Kent (Canadian) as our assistant GM; Marso Caban (Slovakia) to our training staff; Our staff have yet to decide on the fate of center Aki Kangasmaki as it all depends on who we take in the 2007 CHL Import draft with our top pick. WHL Quarter Finals Game 1 Prince Albert 1, Brandon 2 OT (Brandon lead the series 1-0!) Red Deer 3, Lethbridge 0 (Red Deer lead the series 1-0!) Kootenay 0, Medicine Hat 3 (Medicine Hat lead the series 1-0!) Saskatoon 6, Moose Jaw 3 (Saskatoon lead the series 1-0!) Seattle 0, Everett 5 (Everett lead the series 1-0!) Kelowna 1, Prince George 4 (Prince George lead the series 1-0!) Spokane 0, Tri-City 6 (Tri-City lead the series 1-0!) Kamloops 4, Vancouver 1 (Kamloops lead the series 1-0!) *** March 24th, Game 2 Prince Albert 1, Brandon 3 (Brandon lead the series 2-0!) Red Deer 2, Lethbridge 0 (Red Deer lead the series 2-0!) Kootenay 1, Medicine Hat 5 (Medicine Hat lead the series 2-0!) Saskatoon 3, Moose Jaw 1 (Saskatoon lead the series 2-0!) Seattle 2, Everett 5 (Everett lead the series 2-0!) Kelowna 1, Prince George 2 OT (Prince George lead the series 2-0!) Spokane 3, Tri-City 4 OT (Tri-City lead the series 2-0!) Kamloops 1, Vancouver 0 (Kamloops lead the series 2-0!) We have added Stephen King (American) to our scouting staff, Kenneth Norgren (Swedish) to our scouting staff *** March 26th, Game 3 Prince Albert 0, Brandon 4 (Brandon lead the series 3-0!) Red Deer 2, Lethbridge 1 OT (Red Deer lead the series 3-0!) Kootenay 1, Medicine Hat 2 (Medicine Hat lead the series 3-0!) Saskatoon 3, Moose Jaw 0 (Saskatoon lead the series 3-0!) Seattle 2, Everett 0 (Everett lead the series 2-1!) Kelowna 3, Prince George 2 (Prince George lead the series 2-1!) Spokane 2, Tri-City 1 (Tri-City lead the series 2-1!) Kamloops 2, Vancouver 0 (Kamloops lead the series 3-0!) *** March 27th, Game 4 Prince Albert 6, Brandon 1 (Brandon lead the series 3-1!) Red Deer 2, Lethbridge 3 OT (Red Deer lead the series 3-1!) Kootenay 1, Medicine Hat 3 (Medicine Hat eliminates Kootenay, 4 games to 0) Saskatoon 3, Moose Jaw 0 (Saskatoon eliminates Moose Jaw, 4 games to 0) Seattle 2, Everett 3 (Everett lead the series 3-1) Kelowna 2, Prince George 1 (Series tied 2-2) Spokane 0, Tri-City 1 (Tri-City lead the series 3-1) Kamloops 2, Vancouver 0 (Kamloops eliminates Vancouver, 4 games to 0) *** March 29th, Game 5 Prince Albert 1, Brandon 3 (Brandon eliminates Prince Albert, 4 games to 1) Red Deer 6, Lethbridge 2 (Red Deer eliminates Lethbridge, 4 games to 1) Seattle 2, Everett 3 (Everett eliminates Seattle, 4 games to 1) Kelowna 0, Prince George 4 (Prince George lead the series 3-2) Spokane 1, Tri-City 3 (Tri-City eliminates Spokane, 4 games to 1) *** March 31st, Game 6 Kelowna 3, Prince George 2 OT (Series tied 3-3) Brandon Wheat Kings center Codey Burki is named WHL Player of the Month. In 13 games he scored 9 goals, while adding 19 assists for a total of 28 pts. *** April 1st The ISS release their Final Rankings for the 2007 NHL Entry Draft, and two Bruins were ranked: RW Oscar Moller – 42nd C Mark Santorelli – 155th The top-ranked player was Everett Silvertips center Zach Hamill (65gp 26g 40a 66pts +31 26 PIM 164 SOG 7.78 AvR), followed by Ottawa 67’s forward Logan Couture (62gp 21g 44a 65pts +11 48 PIM 128 SOG 7.50 AvR), and London Knights forward Sam Gagner (56gp 16g 57a 73pts +16 38 PIM 130 SOG 8.09 AvR) The ISS also released Final Rankings for the 2007 WHL Bantam Draft! The top-ranked player was Comox Valley defenseman Zeev Comeau (50gp 24g 50a 74pts +19 135 PIM 154 SOG 7.22 AvR), followed by Fort McMurray winger Jordan Messier (46gp 21g 26a 47pts +15 58 PIM 96 SOG 6.52 AvR), and Merritt’s winger Bobby Stacey (50gp 13g 27a 40pts +3 68 PIM 110 SOG 5.98 AvR) The ISS also released Final Rankings for the 2007 CHL Import Draft! The top-ranked player was Russian defenseman Nikita Dostovalov (Yaroslavl, 35gp 0g 0a 0pts -9 24 PIM 7 SOG 6.46 AvR), followed by Danish forward Lars Eller (Frolunda Jrs, 38gp 13g 15a 28pts +8 38 PIM 86 SOG 6.71 AvR), and Swedish Joakim Andersson (Frolunda Jrs 37gp 2g 4a 6pts -6 38 PIM 48 SOG 5.95 AvR)

February 1st AHL Planet USA Beat AHL Canada All-stars 8-4, Scott Parse of AHL USA was named 1st star with 2g 2a 4pts 6 shots, 2nd star went to Jack Skille 1g 3a and 4pts +3 with 4 shots. The 3rd star went to Rich Brennan who had 2 assists and a +3 with 1 shot. February 2nd We open the month of February up with a road game against Norfolk Admirals. JF Racine will get the start in goal. Hamilton Bulldogs (34-10-4) @ Norfolk Admirals (23-19-4) Bordeleau (11) (Brown, Smyth) Brown (12) (Smyth, Gordichuk) O’Connor (12) (Brown) Korchinski (11) (Gordichuk) Final: 4-0 W Racine 19 of 19 saves SO; Mike Brown 1st star 1g 2a; Matt Smyth 2nd star 2a; Patrick Bordeleau 1g 3rd star Game Stats: Shots: HAM 42 – NOR 19 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 7 – NOR 0 for 2 PIM: HAM 4 – NOR 14 Hits: HAM 24 – NOR 33 Faceoff %: HAM 39.3 % - NOR 60.7 % February 3rd Nathan Gerbe will be out of action for about ten days with anterior knee pain in morning practice. Cam Lilley will be in the line up while Gerbe is out of the line up. We continue our road trip as we take on the Baby Penguins as Racine gets the start in goal. Hamilton Bulldogs (35-10-3) @ Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Penguins (25-19-2) Later (3) (Courchaine) Bordeleau (12) Gordichuk (14) (Lilley) Brown (13) PP – 60:19 OT Winner Final: 4-3 OTW Racine 14 of 17 saves; Steve Later 2nd star 1g; Mike Brown 1st star 1g Game Stats: Shots: HAM 41 – WBS 17 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 11 – WBS 1 for 4 PIM: HAM 29 – WBS 27 Hits: HAM 30 – WBS 20 Faceoff %: HAM 45.2 % - WBS 54.8 % February 4th We have a busy schedule coming up with four games in five days with four home games two back to back in three days against Texas Stars on the 7th and 9th and then Norfolk Admirals at home on the 10th and then St. John’s on the 11th. AHL Player of the Week: Milwaukee’s Richard Clune 2gp 3g 3a 6pts February 7th We begin our four games in five days on home ice as we take on Texas Stars. Texas Stars (31-20-1) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (36-10-3) Bass (14) (Thuresson, Powe) Gordichuk (15) (Thuresson, Courchaine) PP Smyth (6) Final: 5-3 L Racine 22 of 27 saves; Darroll Powe 3rd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: TEX 27 – HAM 35 Powerplay: TEX 2 for 7 – HAM 1 for 5 PIM: TEX 17 – HAM 39 Hits: TEX 25 – HAM 34 Faceoff %: TEX 47.8 % - 52.2 % February 8th Cody Bass will be out of action for about ten days after he suffered a twisted knee in practice today February 9th Ian McDonald returns to the line up in Cody Bass’s spot as we play host to the Texas Stars Texas Stars (32-20-1) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (36-11-3) McDonald (2) (Thuresson, Powe) Courchaine (14) (Pineault, Cunti) Korchinski (12) (Landolt, Lilley) Landolt (7) (Powe) SH Courchaine (15) (Cunti, Thuresson) Korchinski (13) (Smyth) EN Final: 6-4 W Racine 33 of 37 saves; Shaun Landolt 1st star 1g 1a; Darroll Powe 2nd star 2a Game Stats: Shots: TEX 37 – HAM 23 Powerplay: TEX 2 for 12 – HAM 0 for 2 PIM: TEX 4 – HAM 35 Hits: TEX 8 – HAM 51 Faceoff %: TEX 77.3 % - HAM 22.7 % Gordon Kaye has resigned from his GM position of the Reading Royals February 10th Nathan Gerbe returns to the line up which means that Ian McDonald comes out of the line up. We continue our homestand with a Norfolk Admirals as JF Racine gets the start in goal. Norfolk Admirals (26-20-4) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (37-11-3) Landolt (8) (Korchinski, Lilley) Cunti (20) (Powe) Gerbe (12) (Courchaine, Pineault) Drewiske (6) (Kukkonen, Cunti) Thuresson (15) (Cunti, Powe) PP Lilley (1) (Drewiske, Landolt) Final: 6-4 W Racine 20 of 24 saves; Luca Cunti 1g 2a 1st star; Davis Drewiske 2nd star 1g 1a; Darroll Powe 3rd star 2a Game Stats: Shots: NOR 24 – HAM 27 Powerplay: NOR 1 for 8 – HAM 1 for 4 PIM: NOR 20 – HAM 26 Hits: NOR 30 – HAM 43 Faceoff %: NOR 63.9 – HAM 36.1 % Ian McDonald will miss our game tomorrow when he was give a 1 game suspension from his 5 minute penalty charge and game misconduct in the 6-4 win over the Texas Stars. February 11th We finish the four games in five days as we continue our home stand tonight against St. John’s IceCaps. St. John’s IceCaps (9-38-3) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (38-11-3) Later (4) Kukkonen (12) (Courchaine, Gerbe) PP Final: 4-2 L Racine 23 of 27 saves; Lasse Kukkonen 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: STJ 27 – HAM 19 Powerplay: STJ 2 for 11 – HAM 1 for 7 PIM: STJ 18 – HAM 26 Hits: STJ 20 – HAM 35 Faceoff %: STJ 33.3 % - HAM 66.7 % AHL Player of the Week: Hershey’s D’Arcy McConvey 3gp 2g 4a 6pts February 15th Montreal Canadiens have recalled Adam Pineault and Luca Cunti. Pineault has 17g 18a 35pts -8 64 PIM 105 SOG 6.89 AvR, Cunti has 20g 37a 57pts +6 26 PIM 167 SOG 7.32 AvR in 53gp. Montreal has lost Michel Blunden for 2 weeks with a rotator cuff strain. We have gotten word that Cody Bass will return to our line up and Ian McDonald will as well. We play three games in four days with a home game tomorrow against the Marlies and then two road games against Bridgeport and Syracuse on the 18th and 19th. February 16th We finish off our homestead tonight against the Marlies at home. Toronto Marlies (33-17-3) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (38-12-3) Courchaine (16) (O’Connor, Smyth) Gordichuk (16) (Bass) Later (5) (Courchaine) Final: 4-3 L Racine 27 of 31 saves; Adam Courchaine 3rd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: TOR 31 – HAM 22 Powerplay: TOR 2 for 10 – HAM 1 for 6 PIM: TOR 14 – HAM 20 Hits: TOR 19 – HAM 30 Faceoff %: TOR 58.8 % - HAM 41.2 % February 18th Tobias Stephan will get the start in goal tonight on the road against Bridgeport Sound Tigers. Hamilton Bulldogs (38-13-3) @ Bridgeport Sound Tigers (19-29-5) Powe (7) (Bass, Thuresson) Bass (15) (Thuresson, Barthel) PP Brown (14) (Bordeleau) SH Landolt (9) (Later) Bordeleau (13) (Lilley, Landolt) Brown (15) (Lilley, Bordeleau) Gordichuk (17) (Thuresson, Powe) Gerbe (13) (O’Connor) Final: 8-1 W Stephan 15 of 16 saves; Racine 3 of 3 saves; Andreas Thuresson 1st star 3 assists; Patrick Bordeleau 2nd star 1g 2a; Darroll Powe 3rd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 30 – BGD 19 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 7 – BGD 0 for 4 PIM: HAM 10 – BGD 16 Hits: HAM 23 – BGD 33 Faceoff %: HAM 61.8 % - BGD 38.2 % Tobias Stephan left the game with a arm contusion and will be out of action for about a week. February 19th JF Racine will get the start tonight as Julien Ellis will serve as back up as we continue our road trip against Syracuse Crunch. Hamilton Bulldogs (39-13-3) @ Syracuse Crunch (23-26-6) Powe (8) (Thuresson, Gordichuk) PP Kukkonen (13) (Courchaine) PP Hamilton: Powe: Miss McDonald: Goal Courchaine: Goal Kukkonen: Goal 3 for 4 Syracuse: Lundin: Miss Simon: Miss Kronwall: Goal Polushin: Miss 1 for 4 Final: 3-2 SOW Racine 27 of 29 saves 2nd star Game Stats: Shots: HAM 31 – SYR 30 Powerplay: HAM 2 for 11 – SYR 1 for 9 PIM: HAM 18 – SYR 24 Hits: HAM 21 – SYR 32 Faceoff %: HAM 69.0 % - SYR 31.0 % NHL Trade Deadline is in 4 days it will be interesting to see what Montreal staff and Marc Bergevin the GM will do at the NHL Trade Deadline. February 21st Montreal has placed Nate Guenin on waviers and has reassigned him to our club February 22nd On the eve of the NHL Trade Deadline day we play three in three days starting tomorrow with a home game against the Crunch and then back to back road games against the Griffins. February 23rd Nate Guenin cleared waviers as he will play in tonights home game against the Crunch as Racine will start as Stephan is still out with injury. Steve Later will be a healthy scratch with Guenin coming into the line up Syracuse Crunch (21-30-6) @ @ Hamilton Bulldogs (40-13-3) Gordichuk (18) PP Drewiske (7) (Bass) Courchaine (17) (O’Connor, Kukkonen) PP Thuresson (16) (Guenin, Bass) PP Lilley (2) (Brown) Powe (9) (Guenin, Gordichuk) PP Powe (10) (Thuresson, Gordichuk) PP Final: 7-1 W Racine 21 of 22 saves; Max Gordichuk 1st star 1g 2a; Davis Drewiske 2nd star 1g; Darroll Powe 3rd star 2g Game Stats: Shots: SYR 22 – HAM 29 Powerplay: SYR 1 for 4 – HAM 5 for 13 PIM: SYR 51 – HAM 25 Hits: SYR 31 – HAM 15 Faceoff %: SYR 28.1 5 – HAM 71.9 % Clayton Barthel left the game and will be out for about ten days with olecranon bursitis Trade Deadline Day Deals: Anahiem trades Mike York to Edmonton for their 2nd and 5th in 2008 Florida trades Mark Streit to New Jersey for their 3rd in 08 and Matt Swaby Detroit trades Jordin Tootoo, and their 4th and 6th in 2008 to Detroit for 4th in 08 and Jeff Petry Arizona trades Shane Doan to San Jose for Mike Duco, Justin Braun and Matt Pelech Boston trades Dennis Seidenberg to San Jose for Alex Stalock and Vladimir Mihalik Dallas trades Kaspar Daugavins to Detroit for Jon Sim Boston trades Mike Mottau and Pat Rissmiller to Dallas for Radek Smolenak and Dan Ellis Columbus trades Chris Kelly to Dallas for BOS’s 3rd in 09 and COL’s 4th in 08 Los Angeles trades Alec Martinez, their 2nd in 08 and BUF’s 3rd in 08 to Nashville for Richard Clune Montreal trades rights to prospect defenseman Nikoli Lukyanchikov (3rd in 07) to Arizona for Scott Parker and Jeff Halphern With that trade that Montreal made they have reassigned us david Desharnais. February 24th Today is our first game post NHL Deadline as we head on the road against Grand Rapids Griffins. JF Racine will be in goal. Elgin Reid will take Clayton Barthel spot in the line up on defense, Ian McDonald comes out of the line up for David Desharnais. Hamilton Bulldogs (41-13-3) @ Grand Rapids Griffins (27-21-8) Kukkonen (14) (Desharnais) Reid (Bass) Final: 4-2 L Racine 23 of 26 saves Game Stats: Shots: HAM 31 0 GRD 27 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 13 – GRD 1 for 3 PIM: HAM 6 – GRD 26 Hits: HAM 20 – GRD 32 Faceoff %: HAM 70.3 % - 29.7 % February 25th We finish off our three games in three days with a road game in Grand Rapids again as we face the Griffins. Tobias Stephan will get the start in goal Hamilton Bulldogs (41-14-3) @ Grand Rapids Griffins (28-21-8) Korchinski (14) (Kukkonen, Courchaine) Powe (11) (Desharnais, Thuresson) Final: 3-2 L Stephan 28 of 31 saves; Lasse Kukkonen 2nd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 27 – GRD 31 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 5 – GRD 0 for 7 PIM: HAM 14 – GRD 12 Hits: HAM 23 – GRD 30 Faceoff %: HAM 70.4 % - GRD 29.6 % February 28th We finish the month off with a road game against Milwaukee Admirals. JF Racine will get the start in goal Hamilton Bulldogs (41-15-3) @ Milwaukee Admirals (27-26-6) Powe (12) (Desharnais, Gordichuk) PP Bordeleau (14) (Brown, Lilley) Bordeleau (15) (Courchaine, Brown) Desharnais (1) (Thuresson, Powe) PP Final: 4-3 W Racine 20 of 23 saves; Patrick Bordeleau 1st star 2g; Mike Brown 2nd star 2a; David Desharnais 3rd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 34 – MIL 22 Powerplay: HAM 2 for 14 – MIL 0 for 2 PIM: HAM 11 – MIL 33 Hits: HAM 17 – MIL 22 Faceoff %: HAM 63.9 % - MIL 36.1 % Monthy Stats Month of February: 13gp 8-5-0 54 GF 38 GA Overall Record: 60gp 42-15-3 .725 259 GF 180 GA 19.1 PP 89.6 PK % 87 Pts 1st North Division, 12 pts ahead of Toronto Marlies who are in 2nd in the division. Rochester holds the 4th place in the Division with 50 pts. Chicago leads the league with 104 pts with Binghamton in 100 pts and Providence is 3rd place with 91 pts and we are in 4th in the league. G: Gordichuk 18; Courchaine 17; Thuresson 16; 4 tied at 15 A: Courchaine 40; Bass 38; Thuresson 29; 2 tied at 22 PTS: Courchaine 57; Bass 53; Thuresson 45; Gordichuk 50 +/-: Brown, Kukkonen +26; Bordeleau +25; Barthel +21, Drewiske +14 PIM: Brown 226; Bass 91; Later 88; Barthel 84; Courchaine 63 SOG: Gordichuk 144; Courchaine 137; Thuresson 134; Bass 131 HT: Brown 227 SB: Drewiske 85 TA: Kukkonen 13 GAA: Bacashihua 2.09 SV%: Bacashihua .928 AvR: Powe 8.12 Goalies: Julien Ellis – 4gp 1-1-0 3.96 GAA .863 Sv % 0 SO 0 EN 6.75 AvR JF Racine – 46gp 32-11-1 2.97 GAA .879 Sv % 2 SO 4 EN 7.37 AvR Tobias Stephan – 6gp 3-2-0 3.21 GAA .890 Sv % 0 SO 0 EN 7.83 AvR February 29th AHL Player of the Month: Toronto’s Jeff Campbell 3gp 3g 4a 7pts AHL Rookie of the Month: Providence’s Greg Moore 14gp 11g 14a 25pts Just found out that Montreal has released Jason Bacashihua so we will be going with Tobias Stephan and JF Racine for rest of the season. They also released Greg Lauze.

December 1st We open the month of December with three games in three nights beginning with tonight on the road against St. John’s IceCaps Hamilton Bulldogs (14-6-1) @ St. John’s IceCaps (11-9-1) Averin (7) Omark (7) (Mikus) Meech (4) (Locke) Final: 3-0 W Halak 27 of 27 saves 1st star; Derek Meech 2nd star 1 goal; Linus Omark 3rd star 1 goal Game Stats: Shots: HAM 19 – SJS 27 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 0 – SJS 0 for 3 PIM: HAM 18 – SJS 0 Hits: HAM 34 – SJS 26 Faceoff %: HAM 29.4 % - SJS 70.6 % December 2nd We play our second game on three nights as we play host to the Griffins. Halak gets the start in goal. Grand Rapids Griffins (10-5-6) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (15-6-1) Mikus (2) (Boyd, Ratchuk) Omark (8) (Locke, Purcell) Purcell (10) (Lapierre, Meech) EN Final: 3-1 W Halak 2nd star 28 of 29 saves; Derek Meech 1st star 1 assist; Ted Purcell 3rd star 1 goal 1 assist Game Stats: Shots: GRD 29 – HAM 28 Powerplay: GRD 0 for 1 – HAM 0 for 4 PIM: GRD 10 – HAM 2 Hits: GRD 38 – HAM 39 Faceoff %: GRD 44.4 % - HAM 55.6 % AHL Player of the Week: Bridgeport’s Jeff Tambellini 2gp 3 goals 1 assist December 3rd We finish our three in three nights tonight with a home game against Texas Stars. Jaroslav Halak will get the start in goal. Texas Stars (3-16-2) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (16-6-1) Omark (9) (Purcell) PP Chucko (8) (Chipchura, Latendresse) Lapierre (2) (Ratchuk) EN Final: 3-1 W Halak 21 of 22 saves 2nd star; Peter Ratchuk 1st star 1a Game Stats: Shots: TEX 22 – HAM 28 Powerplay: TEX 0 for 2 – HAM 1 for 6 PIM: TEX 12 – HAM 4 Hits: TEX 26 – HAM 39 Faceoff %: TEX 80.0 % - HAM 20.0 % Corey Locke has played his 200th AHL Career game hitting a milestone in his career. December 5th A very busy weekend coming up as we play four games in 5 days with a home game against IceCaps tomorrow, a road game against Rochester on the 7th, and then home games on the 9th against Rochester and a home game against Bridgeport on the 10th. December 6th Andrei Kostitsyn returns to the line up tonight as we play host to St. John’s. Corey Locke becomes a healthy scratch. St. John’s IceCaps (11-10-1) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (17-6-1) Benoit (4) (Purcell, Omark) Chipchura (2) (Latendresse, Chucko) Final: 2-0 W Halak 25 of 25 saves 1st star; Andre Benoit 2nd star 1 goal Game Stats: Shots: STJ 25 – HAM 33 Powerplay: STJ 0 for 3 – HAM 0 for 3 PIM: STJ 8 – HAM 6 Hits: STJ 21 – HAM 32 Faceoff %: STJ 52.2 % – HAM 47.8 % December 7th We play our second in 5 as we head on the road against Rochester Americans Hamilton Bulldogs (18-6-1) @ Rochester Americans (15-7-2) Jancevski (1) (Mikus) Korneev (1) (Mikus) Averin (8) (Kostitsyn, Barthel) Lapierre (3) (Meech) Final: 4-2 W Halak 26 of 28 saves; Korneev 1st star 1g; Dan Jancevski 2nd star 1g; Mikus 3rd star 2a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 38 – ROC 28 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 1 – ROC 0 for 6 PIM: HAM 12 – ROC 2 Hits: HAM 33 – ROC 38 Faceoff %: HAM 65.4 % - ROC 34.6 % December 9th We play Rochester the second time in two days this time at home as we play our third game in four days. Jaroslav Halak will get the start in goal. Rochester Americans (15-8-2) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (19-6-1) Omark (10) (Halak) PP Ratchuk (2) (Boyd) Chucko (9) (Chipchura) Purcell (11) (Omark, Boyd) Final: 4-0 W Halak 33 of 33 saves 1st star Shutout; Linus Omark 2nd star 1g 1a; Dustin Boyd 3rd star 2a Game Stats: Shots: ROC 33 – HAM 34 Powerplay: ROC 0 for 2 – HAM 1 for 2 PIM: ROC 4 – HAM 4 Hits: ROC 27 – HAM 29 Faceoff %: ROC 44.8 % - HAM 55.2 % AHL Player of the Week: St. John’s Ondrej Pavelec 2gp 2 wins 1 shutout December 10th We finish our four games in five days as we finish up tonight on home ice against Bridgeport Sound Tigers. Bridgeport Sound Tigers (14-6-6) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (20-6-1) Kostitsyn (5) (Averin, Lapierre) Ratchuk (3) (Kostitsyn, Averin) Omark (11) (Boyd, Ratchuk) Gratton (2) (Omark, Purcell) EN Final: 4-2 W Halak 31 of 33 saves; Peter Ratchuk 1st star 1g 1a; Andrei Kostitsyn 2nd star 1g 1a; Linus Omark 3rd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: BGD 33 – HAM 31 Powerplay: BGD 1 for 3 – HAM 0 for 0 PIM: BGD 0 – HAM 6 Hits: BGD 28 – HAM 27 Faceoff %: BGD 51.9 % - HAM 48.1 % December 14th Pavel Valentenko will make his return to the line up tomorrow. Dan Jancevski will be a healthy scratch. December 15th We return to action tonight on the road to face the Baby Penguins. Hamilton Bulldogs (21-6-1) @ Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (9-13-3) Averin (9) (Boyd, Valentenko) Averin (10) (Boyd, Kostitsyn) PP Latendresse (11) (Chucko) Mikus (3) (Gratton, D’Agostini) Benoit (5) (Boyd, Averin) Final: 5-2 W Halak 23 of 25 saves; Dustin Boyd 1st star 3 assists; Egor Averin 3rd star 2g 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 27 – WBS 25 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 4 – WBS 0 for 2 PIM: HAM 4 – WBS 8 Hits: HAM 44 – WBS 30 Faceoff %: HAM 44.7 % - WBS 55.3 % Maxim Lapierre left the game and will be out of action for ten days with enterior knee pain. Mike Swift will be making his debut while Lapierre is out due to injury After the game Montreal has decided to recall Dustin Boyd, in 29 games with our club this season he has 2g 26a for 28pts +16 2 PIM 65 SOG 7.62 AvR. Darroll Powe will get the chance to prove himself with our club as he has yet to get in a game so far this season. December 16th We continue our three games in three days with our second game in 3 days with a road game against Lehigh Valley Phantoms. Hamilton Bulldogs (22-6-1) @ Lehigh Valley Phantoms (12-11-4) D’Agostini (4) (Valentenko, Halak) Averin (11) (Kostitsyn, Swift) Hamilton: Benoit: Goal Purcell: Goal Ratchuk: Miss Korneev: Goal 3 for 4 Lehigh Valley: Timonen: Miss Tapper: Miss Shields: Miss Murray: Goal 1 for 3 Final: 3-2 SOW Halak 2nd star 22 of 24 saves; Pavel Valentenko 1st star 1a; Matt D’Agostini 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: HAM 32 – LV 25 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 2 – LV 1 for 5 PIM: HAM 11 – LV 4 Hits: HAM 59 – LV 24 Faceoff %: HAM 65.5 % - LV 34.5 % Dustin Boyd was called due to Steve Begin being out for 2 weeks with a fractured wrist. AHL Player of the Week: Texas Perttu Lindgren 3gp 6 assists December 17th We finish up three in three days as we head to Syracuse to face the Crunch. Hamilton Bulldogs (23-6-1) @ Syracuse Crunch (18-6-2) Chucko (10) (Ratchuk, Chipchura) D’Agostini (5) Hamilton: Benoit: Goal Ratchuk: Miss Gratton: Miss Purcell: Miss Omark: Miss Korneev: Goal 2 for 6 Syrcause: O’Brien: Miss Lampman: Miss Janik: Miss Adams: Miss Draney: Goal Nasreddine: Miss 1 for 6 Final: 3-2 SOW Halak 31 of 33 saves; Peter Ratchuk 1st star 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 40 – SYR 34 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 3 – SYR 1 for 3 PIM: HAM 6 – SYR 6 Hits: HAM 38 – SYR 28 Faceoff %: HAM 65.0 % - SYR 35.0 % December 18th Derek Meech is out for about 2 weeks after he suffered a hip flexor strain in practice today. December 19th The AHL roster freeze is in effect December 22nd Today is our last game before the Christmas break as we head on the road to play against Utica Comets Hamilton Bulldogs (24-6-1) @ Utica Comets (15-9-3) Kostitsyn (6) (Swift, Averin) Korneev (2) (Mikus) Kostitsyn (7) (Benoit, Ratchuk) PP Final: 3-1 W Halak 20 of 21 saves; Korneev 1st star 1g; Andrei Kostitsyn 2g 2nd star Game Stats: Shots: HAM 26 – UTI 21 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 3 – UTI 0 for 3 PIM: HAM 6 – UTI 6 Hits: HAM 37 – UTI 21 Faceoff %: HAM 54.8 % - UTI 45.2 % Kris Chucko left the game with a olecanon bursitis and will be out of action for about ten days. The good thing is we don’t play until the 27th which is in 5 days so we will hope he is day to day by then. December 23rd With how well our club has been doing we have decided to renew all contracts to all coaches, scouts, training staff AHL Player of the Week: Grand Rapids Matt Hussey 2gp 6 goals ECHL Saver of the Week: Augusta Cameron Talbot 3gp 2 wins 2 shutouts December 27th With Derek Meech out, Dan Jancevski will return to the line up. With Kris Chucko will be out of the line up however with Maxim Lapierre day to day with his knee pain he will be in the line up tonight as we return from our xmas break. Hamilton Bulldogs (25-6-1) @ Grand Rapids Griffins (14-9-7) Lapierre (3) (Averin, Purcell) Powe (1) (D’Agostini, Gratton) Ratchuk (4) (Purcell, Korneev) PP Chipchura (3) (Kostitsyn, Omark) Final: 4-1 W Halak 27 of 28 saves 1st star; Ted Purcell 2nd star 2 assists; Peter Ratchuk 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: HAM 37 – GRG 28 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 3 – GRG 0 for 4 PIM: HAM 8 – GRG 6 Hits: HAM 28 – GRG 25 Faceoff %: HAM 48.3 % - GRG 51.7 % We finish the year of 2007 and month of December with four games in five days as tonight was game one, tomorrow is game 2 against Toronto Marlies, on the 29th against Icecaps on the road and then on the 31st against Bridgeport on the road. Guillaume Latendresse will be out of action for about ten days after he suffered a twisted knee December 28th With Latendresse out of action Carsen Germyn will be making his Bulldogs debut this season as Halak gets the start in goal against the Marlies. Toronto Marlies (9-21-6) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (26-6-1) Gratton (3) (Powe) Ratchuk (5) (Swift) Final: 4-2 L Halak 28 of 32 saves Game Stats: Shots: TOR 32 – HAM 39 Powerplay: TOR 2 for 8 – HAM 0 for 3 PIM: TOR 6 – HAM 16 Hits: TOR 21 – HAM 31 Faceoff %: TOR 20.7 % - HAM 79.3 % Toronto ended our lovely streak of 14 wins in a row from November 26th to December 27th with the loss tonight, we have gone 15 games without losing November 25th to the 27th of December. We made history and I am very proud of our team. Toronto Marlies have fired their GM Bob Gainey. The Toronto Marlies is 26th in the league with a record of 10-21-6 for 26 pts with texas Stars the only worst team below them with a record of 8-21-4 with 20 pts. December 29th Kris Chucko will return to the line up with his injury day to day Hamilton Bulldogs (26-7-1) @ St. John’s IceCaps (16-15-2) Powe (2) (Barthel, Ratchuk) Powe (3) (Swift, Omark) Chucko (11) (Jancevski) Omark (12) (Swift, Powe) Final: 4-3 W Halak 20 of 23 saves; Darroll Powe 1st star 2 goals 1 assist; Linus Omark 2nd star 1 goal 1 assist Game Stats: Shots: HAM 31 – STJ 23 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 4 – STJ 0 for 1 PIM: HAM 2 – STJ 28 Hits: HAM 33 – STJ 19 Faceoff %: HAM 40.0 % - STJ 60.0 % December 31st We finish the month of December and the year of 2007 as we head to Bridgeport to take on the Sound Tigers. Hamilton Bulldogs (27-7-1) @ Bridgeport Sound Tigers (19-9-6) Averin (12) (Lapierre) Final: 1-0 W Halak 37 of 37 saves 1st star; Korneev 3rd star Game Stats: Shots: HAM 30 – BGD 37 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 4 – BGD 0 for 2 PIM: HAM 4 – BGD 8 Hits: HAM 33 – BGD 24 Faceoff %: HAM 45.7 % - BGD 54.3 % Monthy Stats Month of December: 15gp 14-1-0 48 GF 21 GA Overall Record: 36gp 28-7-1 .792 116 GF 65 GA 14.3 % 90.5 % 57 Pts 1st North Division, 16 pts ahead of Rochester for Division lead, we lead the league right now with 57 pts with Portland behind us by 4 pts who is 2nd in the league in points. Goalies: G – Yann Danis – 4gp 3-0-1 1.97 GAA .918 Sv % 1 SO 0 EN 8.25 AvR G – Jaroslav Halak – 32gp 25-7-0 1.64 GAA .940 Sv % 5 SO 3 EN 9.03 AvR Defenseman: Clayton Barthel – 20gp 2g 2a 4pts +12 6 PIM 24 SOG 7.30 AvR Andre Benoit – 36gp 5g 3a 8pts +9 16 PIM 72 SOG 7.64 AvR Dan Jancevski – 25gp 1g 4a 5pts +9 12 PIM 15 SOG 7.24 AvR Derek Meech – 31gp 4g 10a 14pts +22 16 PIM 38 SOG 8.00 AvR Peter Ratchuk – 17gp 5g 7a 12pts +11 10 PIM 30 SOG 8.53 AvR Konstantin Korneev – 36gp 2g 7a 9pts +8 16 PIM 53 SOG 7.83 AvR Ryan O’Byrne – 7gp 0g 0a 0pts -3 8 PIM 9 SOG 6.57 AVR Pavel Valentenko – 23gp 0g 7a 7pts +10 8 PIM 29 SOG 7.26 AvR Forwards: Patrick Bordeleau – 7gp 0g 0a 0pts -1 0 PIM 10 SOG 6.00 AvR Kris Chucko – 34gp 11g 8a 19pts +14 25 PIM 66 SOG 7.00 AvR Josh Gratton – 29gp 3g 4a 7pts +3 6 PIM 46 SOG 6.38 AvR Andrei Kostitsyn – 30gp 7g 12a 19pts +2 8 PIM 81 SOG 6.83 AvR Kyle Chipchura – 36gp 3g 12a 15pts +11 26 PIM 40 SOG 6.75 AvR Jonathan Laberge – DNP Maxime Lapierre – 33gp 4g 5a 9pts +5 14 PIM 61 SOG 6.58 AvR Corey Locke – 24gp 0g 6a 6pts -1 8 PIM 45 SOG 6.83 AvR Juraj Mikus – 18gp 3g 6a 9pts +5 2 PIM 40 PIM 7.00 AvR Darroll Powe – 7gp 3g 2a 5pts +6 4 PIM 17 SOG 7.71 AvR Mike Swift – 7gp 0g 5a 5pts +1 6 PIM 6 SOG 6.86 AvR Egor Averin – 36gp 12g 12a 24pts +4 12 PIM 113 SOG 6.97 AvR Matt D’Agostini – 36gp 5g 5a 10pts +11 2 PIM 54 SOG 6.86 AvR Carsen Germyn – 1gp 0g 0a 0pts Even 4 PIM 0 SOG 5.00 AvR Guillaume Latendresse – 33gp 11g 10a 21pts +9 4 PIM 66 SOG 7.27 AvR Duncan Milroy – 3gp 0g 1a 1pt -2 0 PIM 1 SOG 6.00 AvR Linus Omark – 33gp 12g 12a 24pts +16 10 PIM 78 SOG 7.45 AvR Ted Purcell – 36gp 11g 12a 23pts +23 4 PIM 94 SOG 7.58 AvR Loan Update: G – Cedrick Desjardins – 2gp 0-0-0 2.50 GAA .920 Sv % 0 SO 7.50 AvR – Wheeling (ECHL) G – Cameron Talbot – 24gp 8-10-6 2.67 GAA .896 Sv % 2 SO 7.88 AvR – Augusta (ECHL) D – Elgin Reid – 31gp 3g 3a 6pts +6 6 PIM 46 SOG 7.29 AvR – Alaska (ECHL) D – Benn Olson – 31gp 1g 2a 3pts -7 12 PIM 20 SOG 6.55 AvR – Alaska (ECHL) Prospect Update (2006/2007): 2006 Draft: D – David Fischer – 27gp 5g 16a 21pts -3 16 PIM 58 SOG 7.41 AvR – Minnesota (WCHA) C – Ben Maxwell – 36gp 6g 24a 30pts +12 10 PIM 92 SOG 7.75 AvR – Kootenay (WHL) C/RW – Ryan White – 42gp 17g 22a 39pts +12 22 PIM 106 SOG 7.12 AvR – Calgary (WHL) D – Cameron Cepek – 38gp 4g 14a 18pts +5 8PIM 67 SOG 7.08 AvR – Portland (WHL) 2007 Draft: LW/C – Michal Repik – 36gp 6g 9a 15pts -5 0 PIM 61 SOG 6.47 AvR – Vancouver (WHL) D – Ryan McDonagh – 25gp 2g 10a 12pts -4 30 PIM 62 SOG 7.00 AvR – Wisconsin (WCHA) C – Dana Tyrell – 36gp 5g 12a 17pts -9 27 PIM 48 SOG 6.83 AvR – Prince Albert (WHL) C/RW – Alexander Kucheryavenko – 30gp 4g 4a 8pts -4 8 PIM 18 SOG 6.33 AvR – Salavat Yulajev (RSL) D – Nikolai Lukyanchikov – 23gp 4g 7a 11pts +8 12 PIM 28 SOG 6.91 AvR – Kapitan (Rus-2) C/RW – Drew LeBlanc – 33gp 20g 11a 31pts +12 26 PIM 86 SOG 6.39 AvR – Chicago (USHL) Montreal Canadiens 39gp 15-20-4 .436 91 GF 98 GA 19.6 PP % 89.3 PK % 34 Pts 12th East, Rangers are 8th with 44 pts, Bruins are 9th with 43pts tied with Penguins with 43pts. Montreal is 26th overall in the league in the standings. Top 5 Scorers: C – Saku Koivu – 39gp 6g 24a 30pts +10 6 PIM 73 SOG 7.79 AvR LW – Sergei Samsonov – 39gp 9g 16a 25pts +1 16 PIM 100 SOG 7.21 AvR RW/LW – Michael Ryder – 39gp 10g 13a 23pts +2 12 PIM 73 SOG 7.08 AvR RW/C – Alexei Kovalev – 31gp 17g 5a 22pts +4 12 PIM 84 SOG 7.45 AvR C/LW – Tomas Plekanec – 39gp 7g 12a 19pts -5 28 PIM 85 SOG 7.15 AvR AHL Player of the Month: Syracuse Karri Ramo 8gp 6 wins 3 shutouts AHL Rookie of the Month: Chicago’s Ben Bishop 5gp 5 wins

November 3rd We begin the month of November with a road game against the Barons as Danis gets the start in goal. Hamilton Bulldogs (7-3-0) @ Oklahoma City Barons (5-0-5) D’Agostini (2) (Locke, Gratton) Latendresse (5) (Valentenko, Jancevski) Kostitsyn (2) (Boyd, Averin) Hamilton: Benoit: Miss Gratton: Goal Gorges: Goal Korneev: Miss Meech: Miss 2 for 5 Okalhoma City: Syvret: Miss Brodziak: Miss Bonello: Goal Kariya: Goal Pouliot: Goal 3 for 5 Final: 4-3 SOL Danis 28 of 31 saves; Dan Jancevski 3rd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 44 – OKC 34 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 6 – OKC 0 for 1 PIM: HAM 2 – OKC 12 Hits: HAM 29 – OKC 34 Faceoff %: HAM 56.1 % - OKC 43.9 % There was talkings that Montreal would of traded a 4th in 08 and Juraj Mikus to Los Angeles Kings for Craig Conroy, however the Kings sent Conroy to Phoenix for Josh Tordjman and Anton Krysanov November 4th We finish up our two in two days with Jaroslav Halak in goal on the road against Iowa Wild Hamilton Bulldogs (7-3-1) @ Iowa Wild (9-2-0) Benoit (3) (Chipchura) D’Agostini (3) (Purcell, Meech) Purcell (4) (D’Agostini) Omark (3) (Purcell, Meech) Averin (4) (Gorges, Kostitsyn) PP Final: 5-1 W Halak 25 of 26 saves; Ted Purcell 1g 2a 1st star; Matt D’Agostini 2nd star 1g 1a; Derek Meech 3rd star 2a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 43 – IOW 26 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 2 – IOW 0 for 1 PIM: HAM 2 – IOW 4 Hits: HAM 31 – IOW 30 Faceoff %: HAM 48.5 % - IOW 51.5 % AHL Player of the Week: Rochester’s Lee Jinman 2gp 1g 4a 5pts November 6th We have two games in three days coming up on the 9th and 11th with home games against Adirondack Flames on the 9th and against St. John’s on the 11th. November 9th Jaroslav Halak gets another start in goal as we head home to play the Flames. Adirondack Flames (4-5-2) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (8-3-1) Kostitsyn (3) (Averin, Korneev) Purcell (5) (Boyd, Omark) Purcell (6) (Meech, Valentenko) Latendresse (6) (Chucko) Final: 4-1 W Halak 24 of 25 saves 3rd star; Ted Purcell 1st star 2g; K. Korneev 2nd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: ADI 25 – HAM 35 Powerplay: ADI 0 for 2 – HAM 0 for 4 PIM: ADI 8 – HAM 4 Hits: ADI 20 – HAM 30 Faceoff %: ADI 44.8 % - HAM 55.2 % November 10th Three NHL teams are looking at our Captian Josh Gorges in Colorado, Columbus and San Jose as well San Jose is looking at our starting goalie Jaroslav Halak. November 11th We play what is our fourth game so far in 5-6 weeks against St. John’s as we are 2-1 against them so far this season we plan to have Jaroslav Halak in goal at home against the icecaps. St. John’s IceCaps (7-5-0) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (9-3-1) Purcell (7) (Omark, Korneev) Gorges (5) (Benoit, Kostitsyn) PP Meech (2) (Boyd) Kostitsyn (4) (Averin) Latendresse (7) (Chucko, Chipchura) Final: 5-1 W Halak 20 of 21 saves; Andrei Kostitsyn 1st star 1g 1a; Derek Meech 2nd star 1g; Andre Benoit 3rd star 1a Linus Omark left the game and will be out of action for about a week with a enterior knee pain. Duncan Milroy will be put in his spot in the line up while Linus is out of the line up. AHL Player of the Week: Syracuse’s Karri Ramo 3gp 3 wins 1 shutout November 15th We head on the road against the 2007 Calder Cup Champs in Providence as we take on the Bruins. Halak gets the start in goal. Hamilton Bulldogs (10-3-1) @ Providence Bruins (7-4-2) Final: 2-0 L Halak 36 of 37 saves 1st star Game Stats: Shots: HAM 17 – PRO 38 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 1 – PRO 0 for 4 PIM: HAM 8 – PRO 2 Hits: HAM 35 – PRO 28 Faceoff %: HAM 36.6 % - PRO 63.4 % We are off tomorrow before we finish our 3 games in four days with a road game against Albany on the 17th and a rematch against Bruins in Providence again on the 18th. November 16th Pavel Valentenko will be out of action for about 3 weeks after he suffered a hip flexor strain in practice today. We have placed him on IR. In 15gp he has 0g 5a 5pts +5 6 PIM 16 SOG 7.13 AvR. Vet Peter Ratchuk will get his shot in the line up. November 17th We continue our road trip as we head to Albany, NY to face the Devils. Jaroslav Halak will get the start in goal. Hamilton Bulldogs (10-4-1) @ Albany Devils (8-5-2) Averin (5) (Boyd, Kostitsyn) PP Latendresse (8) (Gorges) Final: 3-2 L Halak 23 of 26 saves Game Stats: Shots: HAM 24 – ALB 26 Powerplay: HAM 1 for 3 – ALB 0 for 5 PIM: HAM 10 – ALB 6 Hits: HAM 32 – ALB 24 Faceoff %: HAM 44.7 % - ALB 55.3 % Clayton Barthel will be in our line up tomorrow against the Bruins as Peter Ratchuk will come out of the line up. November 18th Halak will get the start in goal in a rematch from a week ago as we take on the Bruins. Hamilton Bulldogs (10-5-1) @ Providence Bruins (8-5-2) Purcell (8) (Milroy, Boyd) Chucko (6) (Latendresse, Korneev) Latendresse (8) (Chipchura, Meech) Gorges (6) (Boyd) PP Boyd (2) (Kostitsyn, Averin) PP Final: 5-2 W Halak 25 of 27 saves; Dustin Boyd 1st star 1g 2a; G. Lattendresse 2nd star 1g 1a; Josh Gorges 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: HAM 31 – PRO 27 Powerplay: HAM 2 for 5 – PRO 0 for 3 PIM: HAM 6 – PRO 10 Hits: HAM 19 – PRO 31 Faceoff %: HAM 50.0 % - PRO 50.0 % We are off for 5 days as our next game won’t be until the 24th on the road against the Griffins. Then we play on the 25th at home against those same Griffins before we play the Comets at home on the 26th. AHL Player of the Week: Grand Rapids Stefan Liv 2gp 2 wins November 23rd Linus Omark returns tomorrow night in our line up as he returns from his injury. November 24th Omark returns and Halak starts as we are on the road against the Griffins Hamilton Bulldogs (11-5-1) @ Grand Rapids Griffins (9-3-5) Purcell (9) (Chipchura, Omark) Final: 3-1 L Halak 26 of 28 saves Game Stats: Shots: HAM 35 – GRG 29 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 5 – GRG 0 for 2 PIM: HAM 4 – GRG 20 Hits: HAM 29 – GRG 25 Faceoff %: HAM 35.7 % - GRG 64.3 % Andrei Kostitsyn will be out of action for about ten days with olecranon bursitis. He will be placed on the IR. November 25th With Andrei out Juraj Mikus will make his Bulldogs debut in Andrei spot in the line up. Grand Rapis Griffins (10-3-5) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (11-6-1) Latendresse (9) (Boyd) PP Omark (4) (Purcell, Boyd) Barthel (1) Grand Rapids: Rodney: Miss Bouchard: Goal Keller: Miss Oulahen: Miss Swanson: Goal Cairns: Goal Ellis: Miss Winnik: Miss McGrath: Miss 3 for 9 Hamilton: Benoit: Miss Korneev: Goal Purcell: Goal Locke: Miss Lapierre: Miss Gorges: Goal Meech: Miss Omark: Miss Gratton: Goal 4 for 9 Final: 4-3 SOW Halak 29 of 32 saves; Dustin Boyd 1st star 2a; Clayton Barthel 1g 3rd star Game Stats: Shots: GRG 35 – HAM 41 Powerplay: GRG 1 for 2 – HAM 1 for 3 PIM: GRG 6 – HAM 4 Hits: GRG 34 – HAM 41 Faceoff %: GRG 42.1 % - HAM 57.9 % AHL Player of the Week: Hershey’s Frederic Cassivi 2gp 2 wins 1 shutout November 26th We finish off three in three nights with a home game against Utica Comets. Utica Comets (11-5-2) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (12-6-1) Lapierre (1) (Averin, Mikus) Gratton (1) (D’Agostini, Jancevski) Omark (5) (Purcell) SH Chucko (7) (Latendresse) Final: 4-2 W Halak 21 of 23 saves; Ted Purcell 2nd star 1a; Josh Gratton 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: UTI 23 – HAM 44 Powerplay: UTI 0 for 4 – HAM 0 for 1 PIM: UTI 2 – HAM 8 Hits: UTI 25 – HAM 28 Faceoff %: UTI 69.6 % - HAM 30.4 % November 28th Montreal has recalled defenseman Josh Gorges. In 20gp with our Bulldogs he had 6g 4a 10pts +6 6 PIM 59 SOG 8.05 AvR. Peter Ratchuk will return to the line up. Montreal reassigns us Jonathan Laberge however i don’t see him currently getting any games any time soon as we are already stacked in forwards. Francis Bouillon was played on IR on the 22nd with anterior knee pain and Greg de Vries was placed on IR tonight with a sprained wrist. November 29th In our last game of the month of November Yann Danis will get the start tonight against the Stars Texas Stars (3-14-2) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (13-6-1) Barthel (2) (Locke) Mikus (1) (Boyd, Omark) Omark (6) (Boyd, Mikus) Chipchura (1) (Gratton, Latendresse) Meech (3) (Boyd) Ratchuk (1) (Latendresse, Boyd) PP Averin (6) (Benoit, Ratchuk) PP Final: 7-4 W Danis 21 of 25 saves; Dustin Boyd 1st star 4 asssists; Peter Ratchuk 2nd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: TEX 25 – HAM 22 Powerplay: TEX 0 for 0 – HAM 2 for 4 PIM: TEX 18 – HAM 0 Hits: TEX 31 – HAM 27 Faceoff %: TEX 52.9 % - HAM 47.1 % November 30th Monthy Stats Month of November: 11gp 7-3-1 40 GF 26 GA 15 Pts Overall Record: 21gp 14-6-1 .690 68 GF 44 GA 15.7 PP % 91.2 PK % 29 PTS 1st North Division, 1 pt ahead of Rochester G: Latty 10; Purcell 9; Chucko 7; Averin, Omark 6 A: Boyd 19; Chipchura 9; Latty, Meech 8; 3 tied at 7 PTS: Boyd 21; Latty 18; Purcell 15; 3 tied at 13 +/-: Purcell +17; Meech +15; 3 tied at +10 PIM: Chipchura 18; Korneev, Omark 10; 5 tied at 8 SOG: Averin 72; Purcell 59; Boyd 57; 2 tied at 46 HT: Korneev 66 SB: Gorges 33 TA: Gorges 36 GAA: Halak 1.87 SV%: Halak .931 Av R: Halak 8.88 Goalies: Yann Danis – 4gp 3-0-1 1.97 GAA .918 Sv % 1 SO 0 EN 8.25 AvR Jaroslav Halak – 17gp 11-6-0 1.87 GAA .931 Sv % 1 SO 3 EN 8.88 AvR We finish the second month of the season with 739 shots on goal with 2nd place OKC Barons with 687 and Rochester in 3rd with 674. On a average w have 35.19 shots per game After 2 months of the regular season Montreal Canadiens 23gp 8-13-2 .391 48 GF 62 GA 18.5 PP 88.6 PK 18 Pts 14th East with Flyers behind them at 15th with 13 and Florida with 21pts in 13th, with Montreal 28th overall. AHL Player of the Month: Albany’s Mike McKenna 3gp 3 wins one shutout AHL Rookie of the Month: San Antonio’s Alexander Salak 6gp 5 wins 1 shutout

October 4th The AHL 2007-2008 Season kicks off with a loan game as Toronto Marlies are in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton to face the baby Penguins. The Baby Penguins win by a score of 4-2 over the Marlies. October 5th Josh Gratton will be out of the line up for 2 weeks after he suffered a rotator cuff strain in practice today. He has been placed on the 7 day IR October 6th Jaroslav Halak will get the start in our home opener tonight as we open the 2007-2008 regular season against Grand Rapids Griffins. Grand Rapids Griffins (0-0-0) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (0-0-0) Gorges (1) (Boyd, Averin) PP Boyd (1) (Purcell, Chucko) Benoit (1) (Korneev, Omark) Griffins: Rodney: Miss Ericsson: Goal Oulahen: Miss Swanson: Goal Radunske: Miss 2 for 5 Hamilton: Benoit: Goal Korneev: Miss Purcell: Miss Gorges: Goal Kostitsyn: Goal 3 for 5 Final: 4-3 SOW Halak 31 of 34 saves; Andre Benoit 2nd star 1g; Dustin Boyd 3rd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: GRD 36 – HAM 50 Powerplay: GRD 0 for 4 – HAM 1 for 6 PIM: GRD 12 – HAM 18 Hits: GRD 23 – HAM 33 Faceoff %: GRD 65.8 % - HAM 34.2 % October 7th We continue our homestand against our rival tonight the Toronto Marlies as Jaroslav Halak will get the start tonight. Toronto Marlies (0-2-0) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (1-0-0) Chucko (1) (Boyd, Valentenko) Omark (1) (Korneev, Meech) Purcell (1) (Boyd, Chucko) Final: 3-2 W Halak 21 of 23 saves; Dustin Boyd 1st star 2a; Kris Chucko 2nd star 1g 1a; Teddy Purcell 3rd star 1g We have loaned Cameron Talbot out to Augusta Lynx and Elgin Reid and Benn Olson have both been loaned out to Alaska Aces. There was no room for us to send them to Wheeling as we share with Pittsburgh. October 12th Just so far in 3 games this season Montreal Canadiens are 0-3-0 3 GF 10 GA for last in the east. It’s still very early in the season as i think they will do well this season. October 13th Jaroslav Halak will get his third straight start on home as we take on Rochester Americans Rochester Americans (1-0-1) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (2-0-0) Latendresse (1) Final: 3-1 L Halak 25 of 27 saves; Latendresse 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: ROC 28 – HAM 37 Powerplay: ROC 0 for 5 – HAM 0 for 4 PIM: ROC 10 – HAM 12 Hits: ROC 38 – HAM 34 Faceoff %: ROC 24.3 % - HAM 75.7 % October 14th AHL Player of the Week: Milwaukee’s Ramzi Abid 2gp 2g 3a 5pts October 15th Yann Danis will get the start tonight as we end our homestand at home tonight against Lehigh Valley Panthoms. Lehigh Valley Phantoms (1-1-1) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (2-1-0) Chucko (2) (Boyd, Purcell) Averin (1) (Gorges, A. Kostitsyn) PP D’Agostini (1) (Korneev) EN Final: 3-1 W Danis 16 of 17 saves; Dustin Boyd 3rd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: LV 17 – HAM 39 Powerplay: LV 0 for 1 – HAM 1 for 2 PIM: LV 4 - HAM 2 Hits: LV 33 – HAM 33 Faceoff %: LV 48.4 % - HAM 51.6 % October 18th We have three games in three days coming up starting with our first road game of the season on the 20th against St. John’s Icecaps followed by a home game against Utica on the 21st at home and then another home game on the 22nd against Chicago Wolves October 20th Jaroslav Halak is back in goal with the start tonight on the road against the IceCaps Hamilton Bulldogs (3-1-0) @ St. John’s IceCaps (3-0-0) Averin (2) (Kostitsyn, Lapierre) Meech (1) (Latendresse, Chipchura) Gorges (2) Final: 3-0 W Halak 25 of 25 saves 1st star; Egor Averin 2nd star 1g; Derek Meech 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: HAM 32 – SJS 25 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 2 – SJS 0 for 3 PIM: HAM 6 – SJS 4 Hits: HAM 29 – SJS 37 Faceoff %: HAM 47.8 % - SJS 52.4 % October 21st We head back home to take on Utica Comets as Jaroslav Halak gets the start in goal. Utica Comets (3-2-0) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (4-1-0) Purcell (2) (Omark, Boyd) Final: 2-1 L Halak 27 of 29 saves; Linus Omark 3rd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: UTI 29 – HAM 38 Powerplay: UTI 0 for 3 – HAM 0 for 4 PIM: UTI 8 – HAM 6 Hits: UTI 21 – HAM 23 Faceoff %: UTI 62.2 % - HAM 37.8 % AHL Player of the Week: Milwaukee’s Pekka Rinne 3gp 3 wins 2 shutouts October 22nd We finish off our 3 in 3 nights as we finish off our 2 straight home games tonight against Chicago Wolves. Jaroslav Halak will get the start tonight in goal. Chicago Wolves (5-1-1) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (4-2-0) Chucko (3) (Valentenko) Final: 3-1 L Halak 21 of 24 saves Game Stats: Shots: CHI 24 – HAM 45 Powerplay: CHI 1 for 3 – HAM 0 for 2 PIM: CHI 4 – HAM 6 Hits: CHI 19 – HAM 35 Faceoff %: CHI 50.0 % - HAM 50.0 % Ryan O’Byrne will be a health scratch in our next game as in 7gp he has 0g 0a 0pts -3 8 PIM and 9 SOG with 6.57 AvR. Dan Jancevski will make his season debut in our next game. October 24th We finish off the month of October with three games in four days with the road game on the 25th against IceCaps, the 27th road game against Rochester and home game against the Baby Penguins. We have also activated Josh Gratton off the 7 day IR as he will be in our next game as Patrick Bordeleau will come out of the line up. In 7gp Bordeleau has 0g 0a 0pts -1 0 PIM 10 SOG 6.00 AvR October 25th Jaroslav Halak will get the start, as Josh Gratton and Dan Jancevski will make their season debuts tonight on the road. Hamilton Bulldogs (4-3-0) @ St. John’s Ice Caps (4-1-0) Gorges (3) (Locke, D’Agostini) Omark (2) (Meech, Boyd) Chucko (4) (Chipchura, Latendresse) Latendresse (2) (Chucko, Chipchura) Final: 4-2 W Halak 25 of 27 saves; Kris Chucko 1st star 1g 1a; Kyle Chipchura 2nd star 2a; Josh Gorges 3rd star 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 27 – SJS 27 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 2 – SJS 2 for 4 PIM: HAM 8 – SJS 4 Hits: HAM 29 – SJS 20 Faceoff %: HAM 48.1 % - SJS 51.9 % October 27th We head to Rochester, NY as we take on the Americans, Halak will get the start in goal. Hamilton Bulldogs (5-3-0) @ Rochester Americans (4-1-2) Gorges (4) (Boyd) Latendresse (3) (Meech, Chipchura) Chucko (5) (Latendresse, Meech) Kostitsyn (Averin, Valentenko) Averin (3) (Kostitsyn, Lapierre) Final: 5-2 W Halak 26 of 28 saves; Derek Meech 1st star 2a; Josh Gorges 2nd star 1g; Andrei Kostitsyn 3rd star 1g 1a Game Stats: Shots: HAM 36 – ROC 28 Powerplay: HAM 0 for 4 – ROC 0 for 1 PIM: HAM 2 – ROC 8 Hits: HAM 35 – ROC 30 Faceoff %: HAM 72.4 % - ROC 27.6 % October 28th We finish the month of October with a home game against the baby Pens as Yann Danis gets the start in goal. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (1-5-2) @ Hamilton Bulldogs (6-3-0) Purcell (2) (Gorges, Omark) Latendresse (4) (Chipchura) Benoit (2) (Chucko, Latendresse) Final: 3-0 W Danis 24 of 24 saves SO 1st star; G. Latendresse 2nd star 1g 1a; Ted Purcell 3rd star 1g Game Stats: Shots: WBS 24 – HAM 20 Powerplay: WBS 0 for 4 – HAM 0 for 1 PIM: WBS 2 – HAM 8 Hits: WBS 25 – HAM 36 Faceoff %: WBS 50.0 % - HAM 50.0 % AHL Player of the Week: Iowa’s Josh Harding 3gp 3 wins 2 shutouts October 29th Monthy Stats Month of October: 10gp 7-3-0 28 GF 18 GA 14 Pts Overall Record: 10gp 7-3-0 .700 28 GF 18 GA 6.7 PP % (19th) 87.5 PK % (19th) 14 PTS 1st North Division 1 pt ahead of Grand Rapids G: Chucko 5; Gorges, Latty 4; Averin, Purcell 3 A: Boyd 7; Chipchura 5; 3 tied at 4; 4 tied at 3 PTS: Chucko 9; Boyd, Latty 8; Gorges 6; 3 tied at 5 +/-: Chucko, Meech +10; Gorges +9; Purcell +7; Boyd +6 PIM: Chipchura 16; O’Bryne, Omark 8; Averin, Locke 6 SOG: Averin 38; Gorges 29; Boyd, Kostitsyn 26; Locke 25 HT: Korneev 31 SB: Gorges 14 TA: Gorges 21 GAA: Danis 0.50 SV%: Danis .976 Av R: Danis 9.00 Goalies: Yann Danis – 2gp 2-0-0 0.50 GAA .976 Sv % 1 SO 0 EN 9.00 AvR Jaroslav Halak – 8gp 5-3-0 1.98 GAA .926 Sv % 1 SO 1 EN 8.75 AvR What i think is interesting is that our Club leads the lead with 361 team shots with 2nd place going to Bridgeport with 275. Last place Texas Stars has 127. Our club averages 36.10 shots per game. October 30th We also begin the month of November with two games back to back on the road against Okalhoma City Barons and Iowa Wild on the 3rd and 4th of November. October 31st AHL Player of the Month: Chicago’s Jason Bacashihua 9gp 7 wins 4 shutouts AHL Rookie of the Month: Texas Marek Schwarz 5gp 2 wins 1 shutout After checking in with Montreal on the 12th of October they were 0-3-0 3 GF 10 GA, they have one more game tonight against Ottawa however currently they are 3-6-1 20 GF 26 GA and 13th in the East and only 4 pts out of a playoff spot. Islanders are 14th with 2-6-2 record 17 GF 32 GA with 6 pts and Flyers are last in East with a 1-8-0 record 20 GF 38 GA for 2 pts.

2007-2008 Hamilton Bulldogs: G – Yann Danis – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 194lbs 26yrs 6/21/81 Lafontaine, QC, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 5gp 2-1-0 2.80 GAA .912 Sv % 0 SO 8.00 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 16gp 9-7-0 1.68 GAA .934 Sv % 4 SO 8.81 AvR – Wheeling (ECHL) 2006-2007 Season: 3gp 2-1-0 2.68 GAA .907 Sv % 0 SO 8.33 AvR – Montreal (NHL) G – Jaroslav Halak – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`11 183lbs 22yrs 5/12/85 Bratislava, SVK Drafted: Montreal’s 9th round 271st overall in 2003 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 48gp 26-15-4 1.90 GAA .935 Sv % 7 SO 8.71 AvR G – Loic Lacasse – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`2 183lbs 21yrs 4/23/86 Granby, QC, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 6th round 181st overall in 2004 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 20gp 8-3-2 2.34 GAA .907 Sv % 0 SO 7.80 AvR – Quebec (QMJHL) G – Cameron Talbot – AHL Contract 6`3 183lbs 20yrs 7/5/87 Caledonia, ON, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 52gp 38-6-8 2.61 GAA .917 Sv % 5 SO 8.12 AvR – Hamilton (OPJHL) D – Clayton Barthel – AHL Contract 6`3 209lbs 21yrs 4/2/86 Kelowna, BC, CAN Drafted: Washington’s 3rd round 88th overall in 2004 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 72gp 13g 15a 28pts -1 24 PIM 130 SOG 7.13 AvR – Kelowna Rockets (WHL) D – Andre Benoit – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`11 209lbs 23yrs 1/6/84 St. Albert, AB, CAN Drafted: Kitchener’s 1st round 8th overall iin 2000 OHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 4g 12a 16pts Even 24 PIM 79 SOG 7.70 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) D – Dan Jancevski – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`3 209lbs 26yrs 6/15/81 Windsor, ON, CAN Drafted: Dallas’s 2nd round 66th overall in 1999 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 79gp 2g 8a 10pts -25 52 PIM 80 PIM 6.70 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) D – Derek Meech – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`11 209lbs 23yrs 4/21/84 Winnipeg, MB, CAN Drafted: Detroit’s 7th round 229th overall in 2002 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 51gp 3g 15a 18pts +13 24 PIM 78 SOG 7.69 AvR – Grand Rapids (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 28gp 2g 7a 9pts +2 24 PIM 42 SOG 7.64 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) D – Peter Ratchuk – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 209lbs 30yrs 9/10/77 Buffalo, NY, USA Drafted: Colorado’s 1st round 25th overall in 1996 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 5gp 1g 0a 1pt +2 0 PIM 9 SOG 7.00 AvR – Minnesota (NHL) 2006-2007 Season: 2gp 1g 0a 1pt -1 2 PIM 3 SOG 8.00 AvR – Iowa Wild (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 20gp 0g 2a 2pts -8 21 PIM 40 SOG 7.14 AvR – Montreal (NHL) D – Elgin Reid – AHL Contract 6`0 209lbs 20yrs 2/27/87 Milton, ON, CAN Drafted: Ottawa’s 1st round 19th overall in 2003 OHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 38gp 5g 9a 14pts -1 14 PIM 72 SOG 7.45 AvR – Ottawa 67’s (OHL) D – Josh Gorges – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 209lbs 23yrs 8/14/84 Kelowna, BC, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 54gp 9g 9a 18pts -13 34 PIM 114 SOG 7.56 AvR – Worchester (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 18gp 1g 6a 7pts +1 2 PIM 36 SOG 7.67 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) D – Konstantin Korneev – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 290lbs 23yrs 6/5/84 Moscow, RUS Drafted: Montreal’s 9th round 275th overall in 2002 NHL Draft 2006-2006 Season: 54gp 7g 16a 23pts -3 36 PIM 103 SOG 7.61 AvR – CSKA (RUS) D – Ryan O’Byrne – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`5 209lbs 23yrs 7/19/84 Victoria, BC, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 3rd round 79th overall in 2003 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 68gp 1g 8a 9pts -16 40 PIM 34 SOG 6.82 AvR – Hamilton D – Benn Olson – AHL Contract 6`5 213lbs 20yrs 4/29/87 Port McNeill, BC, CAN Drafted: Kamloops 8th round 148th in 2002 WHL Bantam Draft 2006-2007 Season: 68gp 6g 7a 13pts -10 24 PIM 43 SOG 6.57 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) D – Pavel Valentenko – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`2 209lbs 19yrs 10/20/87 Nizhnekamsk, RUS Drafted: Montreal’s 5th round 139th overall in 2006 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 40gp 22g 30a 52pts +28 57 SOG 146 SOG 8.35 AvR – Reaktor (MHL) LW – Patrick Bordeleau – AHL Contract 6`6 209lbs 21yrs 3/23/86 Montreal, QC, CAN Drafted: Minnesota’s 4th round 114th overall in 2004 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 46gp 4g 10a 14pts +4 22 PIM 70 SOG 6.09 AvR – Kelowna (WHL) LW/RW – Kris Chucko – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`2 200lbs 21yrs 3/13/86 Burnaby, BC, CAN Drafted: Calgary’s 1st round 24th overall in 2004 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 54gp 8g 16a 24pts +10 18 PIM 114 SOG 6.78 AvR – Adirondack (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 30gp 10g 11a 21pts +5 14 PIM 76 SOG 7.17 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) LW – Josh Gratton – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`2 200lbs 25yrs 9/9/82 Scarborough, ON, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 69gp 6g 6a 12pts -17 20 PIM 109 SOG 6.09 AvR – WBS (AHL) LW/RW – Andrei Kostitsyn – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 200lbs 22yrs 2/3/85 Novopotsk, BLR Drafted: Montreal’s 1st round 10th overall in 2003 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 76gp 25g 19a 44pts +15 40 PIM 196 SOG 6.92 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) C – Dustin Boyd – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 200lbs 21yrs 7/16/86 Winnpeg, MB, CAN Drafted: Calgary’s 3rd round 98th overall in 2004 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 10g 22a 32pts +13 16 PIM 119 SOG 7.38 AvR – Adirondack (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 30gp 7g 15a 22pts +7 14 PIM 75 SOG 7.17 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) C – Kyle Chipchura – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`3 200lbs 21yrs 2/19/86 Westlock, AB, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 1st round 18th overall in 2004 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 22gp 2g 2a 4pts -3 12 PIM 18 SOG 6.45 AvR – Montreal (NHL) 2006-2007 Season: 42gp 8g 19a 27pts +9 14 PIM 86 SOG 6.95 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) C – Maxim Lapierre – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`2 200lbs 22yrs 3/29/85 Saint-Leonard, QC, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 2nd round 61st overall in 2003 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 76gp 5g 8a 13pts -26 40 PIM 82 SOG 6.14 AvR – Montreal (NHL) 2006-2007 Season: 7gp 2g 1a 3pts -2 2 PIM 8 SOG 6.57 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) C – Corey Locke – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`8 200lbs 23yrs 5/8/84 Toronto, ON, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 4th round 113th overall in 2003 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 21gp 1g 9a 10pts -2 4 PIM 57 SOG 6.86 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) 2006-2007 Season: 57gp 2g 7a 9pts -27 48 PIM 64 SOG 6.25 AVR – Montreal (NHL) C/LW – Juraj Mikus – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 200lbs 20yrs 2/22/87 Skalica, SVK Drafted: Montreal’s 4th round 121st overall in 2005 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 74gp 7g 15a 22pts -9 24 PIM 110 SOG 6.55 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) C/LW – Darroll Powe – AHL Contract 5`11 200lbs 22yrs 6/22/85 Saskatoon, SK, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 24g 16a 40pts +12 44 PIM 135 SOG 6.86 AvR – Princeton (ECAC) C – Mike Swift – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`10 202lbs 20yrs 3/26/87 Peterborough, ON, CAN Drafted: Niagara’s 10th round 205th overall in 2003 OHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 67gp 15g 44a 59pts +2 46 PIM 163 SOG 7.18 AvR – Niagara (OHL) RW/LW/C – Egor Averin – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`11 202lbs 18yrs 8/25/89 Omsk, RUS Drafted: Montreal’s 1st round 12th overall in 2007 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 29gp 20g 23a 43pts +28 22 PIM 77 SOG 7.21 AvR – Omsk (MHL) 2006-2007 Season: 9gp 1g 3a 4pts +9 4 PIM 8 SOG 6.22 AvR – Avangard (RSL) RW – Matt D’Agostini – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`0 200lbs 20yrs 10/23/86 Sault Ste. Marie, ON, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 6th round 190th overall in 2005 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 68gp 26g 28a 54pts -1 34 PIM 183 SOG 6.99 AvR – Guelph (OHL) RW/C – Robbie Drummond – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`11 200lbs 21yrs 2/19/86 London, ON, CAN Drafted: London’s 2nd round 28th overall in 2002 OHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 65gp 19g 24a 43pts +25 10 PIM 134 SOG 6.89 AvR – London (OHL) RW – Carsen Germyn – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`10 200lbs 25yrs 2/22/82 Campbell River, BC, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 73gp 7g 11a 18pts +4 21 PIM 93 SOG 6.27 AvR – Adirondack (AHL) RW/LW – Guillaume Latendresse – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`1 205lbs 20yrs 5/24/87 Ville Lasalle, QC, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 2nd round 45th overall in 2005 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 12gp 0g 1a 1pt -6 4 PIM 17 SOG 6.00 AvR – Montreal (NHL) 2006-2007 Season: 43gp 10g 12a 23pts +5 16 PIM 89 SOG 6.30 AvR – Drummondville (QMJHL) RW – Duncan Milroy – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`1 200lbs 24yrs 2/8/83 Edmonton, AB, CAN Drafted: Montreal’s 2nd round 37th overall in 2001 NHL Draft 2006-2007 Season: 80gp 9g 14a 23pts -7 34 PIM 128 SOG 6.42 AvR – Hamilton (AHL) RW/LW – Linus Omark – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 5`9 200lbs 20yrs 2/5/87 Overtornea, SWE Drafted: Montreal’s 4th round 91st overall in 2007 NHL Drafted 2006-2007 Season: 50gp 8g 12a 20pts -9 26 PIM 83 SOG 6.38 AvR – Lulea (SWE) RW/LW – Ted Purcell – Contract with Montreal Canadiens 6`2 209lbs 22yrs 9/8/85 St. John’s, NL, CAN Drafted: Undrafted 2006-2007 Season: 47gp 15g 18a 33pts -6 22 PIM 126 SOG 6.81 AvR – Marine (HE) I am so pleased about our roster this year, our coaching staff has yet to decide what our lines are going to be this upcoming season.