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CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
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Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
Another feather in the cap for a CHA team. Niagara University's Dwyer Arena will be one of the 2 sites along with HSBC Arena in Buffalo for the 2011 World U20 championships next January. This years final teams USA and Canada will probably play all their games in Buffalo but Niagara's close association with the Sabres organization certainly is rewarded by being selected as the secondary site.
Another feather in the cap for a CHA team. Niagara University's Dwyer Arena will be one of the 2 sites along with HSBC Arena in Buffalo for the 2011 World U20 championships next January. This years final teams USA and Canada will probably play all their games in Buffalo but Niagara's close association with the Sabres organization certainly is rewarded by being selected as the secondary site.
MikeAnderson
Heavyweight Champion of My House
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
Yeah, but they'll be an Atlantic Hockey team by then.
Yeah, but they'll be an Atlantic Hockey team by then.
gfmorris
New member
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
Not that you're bitter about that or anything.
GFM
Yeah, but they'll be an Atlantic Hockey team by then.
Not that you're bitter about that or anything.
GFM
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
I am sure some of you may know the answer but is the Women's CHA Hockey League also disbanding after this season? If not that statement may be only partially true. Either way anything that bodes well for a CHA program should still be considered as a badge of honor for the league whether or not it is finalized before the league disbands.
Yeah, but they'll be an Atlantic Hockey team by then.
I am sure some of you may know the answer but is the Women's CHA Hockey League also disbanding after this season? If not that statement may be only partially true. Either way anything that bodes well for a CHA program should still be considered as a badge of honor for the league whether or not it is finalized before the league disbands.
beaverhockey
Registered User
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
The women's league is staying...only the men's league is disbanding.
The women's league is staying...only the men's league is disbanding.
beaverhockeyfan
Well-known member
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
I've got a little time on my lunch break here, so I figured what the heck....
BEAVERS IN THE PROS (as of 01/05/10)
Cody Bostock-Odense (Denmark): 20 GP, 1-1-2 Pts, 46 PIM
Matt Climie-Texas (AHL): 22 GP, 9W-10L-3T, 91.8 %, 2.42 GAA, 2 assists
Brendon Cook-Rapid City (CHL): 30 GP, 15-16-31 Pts, 16 PIM
Matt Dalton-Providence (AHL): 4 GP, 0W-4L-0T, 88.9 %, 3.98 GAA (sent down)
Matt Dalton-Reading (ECHL): 18 GP, 10W-7L-1T, 90.3 %, 3.43 GAA
Luke Erickson-Rapid City (CHL): 24 GP, 9-13-22 Pts, 6 PIM
Matt Francis-Gwinnett (ECHL): 27 GP, 4-7-11 Pts, 27 PIM (Hey 5-hole, how does he look?)
Ryan Huddy-Odense (Denmark): 14 GP, 9-7-16 Pts, 12 PIM
Blaine Jarvis-Rapid City (CHL): 30 GP, 7-10-17 Pts, 30 PIM
Brandon Marino-Quad Cities (IHL): 28 GP, 3-6-9 Pts, 11 PIM
Andrew Martens-Ontario (ECHL): 34 GP, 2-11-13 Pts, 28 PIM
Andrew Murray-Columbus (NHL): 14 GP, 0-1-1 Pts, 2 PIM
Matt Pope-Manitoba (AHL): 14 GP, 0-0-0 Pts, 10 PIM
Tyler Scofield-HC Plzin (Czech): 32 GP, 8-3-11 Pts, 10 PIM
Rob Sirianni-Brunico (Italy): 25 GP, 27-29-56 Pts, 22 PIM
Nathan Schwartzbauer-Missouri (CHL): 2 GP, 0-0-0 Pts, 0 PIM (released)
Nathan Schwartzbauer-Mississippi (CHL): 15 GP, 2-4-6 Pts, 6 PIM
Riley Weselowski-Idaho (ECHL): 3 GP, 0-0-0 Pts, 2 PIM (not active-injured reserve?)
BEAVER RECRUITS (as of 01/05/10)
Mitch Cain, F-Des Moines (USHL): 29 GP, 5-7-12 Pts, +8, 29 PIM
Zack Franco, F-Winnipeg (MJHL): 37 GP, 18-21-39 Pts, 2 PIM
Radoslav Illo, F-Tri City (USHL): 19 GP, 13-7-20 Pts, 16 PIM
Radoslav Illo, F-Slovak U-20 Team: 6 GP, 2-3-5 Pts, -1, 6 PIM
Jeff Jubinville, F-Wenatchee (NAHL): 36 GP, 14-16-30, +9, 22 PIM
Sam Rendle, D-Bismarck (NAHL): 34 GP, 6-20-26 Pts, +3, 41 PIM
Garrett Ladd, F-Marquette (NAHL): 28 GP, 12-21-33 Pts, +14, 73 PIM
Kyle Brodie, D-Wenatchee (NAHL): 31 GP, 8-19-27 Pts, +17, 67 PIM
I've got a little time on my lunch break here, so I figured what the heck....
BEAVERS IN THE PROS (as of 01/05/10)
Cody Bostock-Odense (Denmark): 20 GP, 1-1-2 Pts, 46 PIM
Matt Climie-Texas (AHL): 22 GP, 9W-10L-3T, 91.8 %, 2.42 GAA, 2 assists
Brendon Cook-Rapid City (CHL): 30 GP, 15-16-31 Pts, 16 PIM
Matt Dalton-Providence (AHL): 4 GP, 0W-4L-0T, 88.9 %, 3.98 GAA (sent down)
Matt Dalton-Reading (ECHL): 18 GP, 10W-7L-1T, 90.3 %, 3.43 GAA
Luke Erickson-Rapid City (CHL): 24 GP, 9-13-22 Pts, 6 PIM
Matt Francis-Gwinnett (ECHL): 27 GP, 4-7-11 Pts, 27 PIM (Hey 5-hole, how does he look?)
Ryan Huddy-Odense (Denmark): 14 GP, 9-7-16 Pts, 12 PIM
Blaine Jarvis-Rapid City (CHL): 30 GP, 7-10-17 Pts, 30 PIM
Brandon Marino-Quad Cities (IHL): 28 GP, 3-6-9 Pts, 11 PIM
Andrew Martens-Ontario (ECHL): 34 GP, 2-11-13 Pts, 28 PIM
Andrew Murray-Columbus (NHL): 14 GP, 0-1-1 Pts, 2 PIM
Matt Pope-Manitoba (AHL): 14 GP, 0-0-0 Pts, 10 PIM
Tyler Scofield-HC Plzin (Czech): 32 GP, 8-3-11 Pts, 10 PIM
Rob Sirianni-Brunico (Italy): 25 GP, 27-29-56 Pts, 22 PIM
Nathan Schwartzbauer-Missouri (CHL): 2 GP, 0-0-0 Pts, 0 PIM (released)
Nathan Schwartzbauer-Mississippi (CHL): 15 GP, 2-4-6 Pts, 6 PIM
Riley Weselowski-Idaho (ECHL): 3 GP, 0-0-0 Pts, 2 PIM (not active-injured reserve?)
BEAVER RECRUITS (as of 01/05/10)
Mitch Cain, F-Des Moines (USHL): 29 GP, 5-7-12 Pts, +8, 29 PIM
Zack Franco, F-Winnipeg (MJHL): 37 GP, 18-21-39 Pts, 2 PIM
Radoslav Illo, F-Tri City (USHL): 19 GP, 13-7-20 Pts, 16 PIM
Radoslav Illo, F-Slovak U-20 Team: 6 GP, 2-3-5 Pts, -1, 6 PIM
Jeff Jubinville, F-Wenatchee (NAHL): 36 GP, 14-16-30, +9, 22 PIM
Sam Rendle, D-Bismarck (NAHL): 34 GP, 6-20-26 Pts, +3, 41 PIM
Garrett Ladd, F-Marquette (NAHL): 28 GP, 12-21-33 Pts, +14, 73 PIM
Kyle Brodie, D-Wenatchee (NAHL): 31 GP, 8-19-27 Pts, +17, 67 PIM
BigBlue2Ba
Semi-pro Chuck-A-Puck Target
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
split
UAH
Miami
split
UAH
Miami
MikeAnderson
Heavyweight Champion of My House
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
The following folks still owe picks
GoBeavers
Choirboy
5hole
RMUColonels
gmann
sunylong
Radiostar_01
BeaverStudent99
burgie12
GeoffissiffoeG
21st Century Schizoid Man
bsubeaverfan2010
bsubuffs33
BeaverFan
The following folks still owe picks
GoBeavers
Choirboy
5hole
RMUColonels
gmann
sunylong
Radiostar_01
BeaverStudent99
burgie12
GeoffissiffoeG
21st Century Schizoid Man
bsubeaverfan2010
bsubuffs33
BeaverFan
The Right Winger
Registered User
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
BTW ... temp is in the teens here in Roswell, GA, with a wind chill right at zero degrees this a.m. This has been going on for several days now and we have a few more days to go. Sigh. I'm seeing things around here that I have never seen ... my pool has a thin layer of ice on it (never happened before) and my koi pond has a thick layer of ice. And on top of the pond ice is a sprawled out frog who jumped on and stuck right where he landed!
Darn global warming!
Matt has been a very solid third liner for us. He has not scored much but is playing a fundamentally sound game and doing the things that you want your third line guys to do. Most of all, I think Coach is pretty pleased with his play.
BTW ... temp is in the teens here in Roswell, GA, with a wind chill right at zero degrees this a.m. This has been going on for several days now and we have a few more days to go. Sigh. I'm seeing things around here that I have never seen ... my pool has a thin layer of ice on it (never happened before) and my koi pond has a thick layer of ice. And on top of the pond ice is a sprawled out frog who jumped on and stuck right where he landed!
Darn global warming!
beaverhockeyfan
Well-known member
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
Thanks for the update on Matt!
Get that pool to freeze a little thicker and you can play some pond (pool) hockey! Four inches of ice and lakes up here are safe to walk on, twelve inches and you can drive on it.
I would take your weather right now over what we have. We are below zero with wind chills between -20 and -40 below. We have been this way a few days also. But next week is looking nice with +20 most days! I may have to break out the shorts and flip flops.
Matt has been a very solid third liner for us. He has not scored much but is playing a fundamentally sound game and doing the things that you want your third line guys to do. Most of all, I think Coach is pretty pleased with his play.
BTW ... temp is in the teens here in Roswell, GA, with a wind chill right at zero degrees this a.m. This has been going on for several days now and we have a few more days to go. Sigh. I'm seeing things around here that I have never seen ... my pool has a thin layer of ice on it (never happened before) and my koi pond has a thick layer of ice. And on top of the pond ice is a sprawled out frog who jumped on and stuck right where he landed!
Darn global warming!
Thanks for the update on Matt!
Get that pool to freeze a little thicker and you can play some pond (pool) hockey! Four inches of ice and lakes up here are safe to walk on, twelve inches and you can drive on it.
I would take your weather right now over what we have. We are below zero with wind chills between -20 and -40 below. We have been this way a few days also. But next week is looking nice with +20 most days! I may have to break out the shorts and flip flops.
21st Century Schizoid Man
Registered User
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
Picks;
St. Lawrence at Niagara: SPLIT
Alabama-Huntsville at Clarkson: Clarkson
Robert Morris vs. Miami (home-and-home): MIAMI
Picks;
St. Lawrence at Niagara: SPLIT
Alabama-Huntsville at Clarkson: Clarkson
Robert Morris vs. Miami (home-and-home): MIAMI
Re: CHA Thoughts and Prognostications: Year 11, The Finale...
You should take a picture of that frozen Frog.
Matt has been a very solid third liner for us. He has not scored much but is playing a fundamentally sound game and doing the things that you want your third line guys to do. Most of all, I think Coach is pretty pleased with his play.
BTW ... temp is in the teens here in Roswell, GA, with a wind chill right at zero degrees this a.m. This has been going on for several days now and we have a few more days to go. Sigh. I'm seeing things around here that I have never seen ... my pool has a thin layer of ice on it (never happened before) and my koi pond has a thick layer of ice. And on top of the pond ice is a sprawled out frog who jumped on and stuck right where he landed!
Darn global warming!
You should take a picture of that frozen Frog.
