81. Waterloo Warrior Ice Hockey - 2004/2005 Recruiting Last year Alex played with the Kitchener Rangers of the Ontario hockey League . In 20032004 with Kanata, sean scored 37 goals and added 32 assists for http://www.warrioricehockey.uwaterloo.ca/recruting/0405recruiting.htm

2004/2005 Recruiting Kitchener Ranger Grad joins Warriors June Alex Macdonell, a 6'5" 210lb. defenseman from Ottawa, Ontario will be heading Back to Kitchener/Waterloo to join the Waterloo Warriors for the 2004-2005 season. Last year Alex played with the Kitchener Rangers of the Ontario Hockey League. Prior to Kitchener Alex spent time with the Brampton Battalion and the North Bay/Saginaw Franchise. Alex is a big defender that likes to work down low in the corners, play physical and clear the net front. Alex played in 171 games in the OHL recording 3 goals and 24 assists for 27 points. He also spent 282 mins in the sinbin. Alex will be enrolled in Honour Arts at UW starting this fall. "I am excited to be part of the rebuilding process the coaching staff has started", Alex stated. “The coaching staff met with me in October and has continued to recruit me. I had some other offers but felt at this time, Waterloo’s school and Hockey program is the best fit for my academic and hockey ambitions.” continued Alex. "Alex is a great person who will add size and maturity to our defence corps.” commented Head Coach Karl Taylor. "He has played in the OHL for four years learning from some of the best coaches in the league. ( Stan Butler, Mike Kelly, and Peter DeBoer). His experiences will accelerate our rebuilding process.”

82. Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey Official Website of the Seattle Thunderbirds hockey Club 2004, gagnon, Aaron,8, 240th, Phoenix Coyotes. 2003, FitzGerald, Zack, 3, 88th http://www.seattlethunderbirds.com/history/nhl.php

Contact Us Site Map Sign up for the E-News! Official Website of the Seattle Thunderbirds Hockey Club Home News Releases In The Press Game Notes ... Events Calendar Year Player Round Overall Team Jackson, Scott St. Louis Blues Durand, Chris Colorado Avalanche Stamler, Bretton Detroit Red Wings Barthel, Clayton Washington Capitals Tomanek, Roman Phoenix Coyotes Scurko, Ladislav Philadelphia Flyers Gagnon, Aaron Phoenix Coyotes FitzGerald, Zack St. Louis Blues Svagrovsky, David Colorado Avalanche Johnson, Tyler Calgary Flames Gibbons, Ryan Phoenix Coyotes Thompson, Nate Boston Bruins Hansen, Matthew Vancouver Canucks Goertzen, Steven Columbus Blue Jackets Riddle, Jake Minnesota Wild Spiller, Matthew Phoenix Coyotes McLachlan, Darren Boston Bruins Johner, Dustin Florida Panthers Pannoni, Nick Detroit Red Wings Dicaire, Gerard Buffalo Sabres Endicott, Shane Pittsburgh Penguins Morisett, David St. Louis Blues Olynick, Craig Los Angeles Kings Saprykin, Oleg Calgary Flames Kelman, Scott

83. Wesleyan University Vs Hobart College (Dec 10, 2004) 1 1 0 2 0 0 22 sean Gallagher 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 John DelGiudice. 1 0 0 10 0 28*Jarred gagnon . 0 0 0 0 0 0 TM Team . 0 0 0 0 0 0 http://campus.hws.edu/boxscore/hk/20041210.html

Wesleyan University vs Hobart College (Dec 10, 2004)

84. CD Selects Alumni Ollie gagnon Div I - American International College Brad Reynolds - Div II/III -Cortland State sean Gardner - Div I - West Point http://www.cdselects.com/CD Selects Alumni.html

Capital District Selects Alumni Ben Guite - Div. I - University of Maine (Drafted by the Montreal Canadians) Nick Ouimette - Div I - St. Cloud State Jeff Morrissey - Div II/III - Cortland State Josh Weiner - Div II/III - Bowdoin College Curtis Valentine - Div I - Bowling Green University (Drafted by the Vancouver Canucks) Jay Leach - Div I - Providence College (Drafted by the Phoenix Coyotes) Matthias Trattnig - Div I - University of Maine (Drafted by the Chicago Blackhawks) Shawn Timm - Div I - Bowling Green University Mike O'Malley - Div I - Colgate University Jeff Gallo - Div I - West Point Bob Owen - Div II/III - Plattsburg State Bill Stuhlinger - Div II/III - Oswego State Greg Lewis - Div II/III - Weslyan State Mike rivera - Div II/III - Cortland State Kevin Shaver - Div II/III - Potsdam College Dave Evans - Div I - Clarkson University (Drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes) Mark Garceau - Div I - Clarkson University Ollie Gagnon - Div I - American International College Brad Reynolds - Div II/III - Cortland State Jim O'Brien - Div II/III - Babson College Lee Jenison - Div II/III - Babson College Chad McGrath - Div II/III - Hamilton College Adam Campana - Div I - Clarkson University Kurt Kamienski - Div I - University of Connecticut Adam Pobiak - Div I - University of Mass-Amherst Yanick Fournier - Div II/III - Babson College Scott Lewis - Div II/III - Cortland State Bill Lubin - Div II/III - Cortland State Ray Schmidt - Div II/III - Cortland State

85. StFX X-Men Vs Acadia Axemen (Jan 07, 2004) hockey Game Box Score (Final) 200304 AUS MEN S hockey StFX X-Men vs AcadiaAxemen (Jan 07 0 0 10 1 -1 8 Jimmy gagnon .. 0 0 4 0 0 9 Andrew Bergen. http://www.atlanticuniversitysport.com/mens/hockey/stats/2003/JAN07ACA.HTM

StFX X-Men vs Acadia Axemen (Jan 07, 2004) Box Score Hockey Game Box Score Hockey Game Box Score (Final) 2003-04 AUS MEN'S HOCKEY StFX X-Men vs Acadia Axemen (Jan 07, 2004 at Wolfville, NS) StFX X-Men - Power Play Summary Prd Start End Elapse Shots (Opp) 1st 05:59 08:04 02:05 1st 10:40 12:26 01:46 3 PPG 1st 15:16 16:01 00:45 1 PPG 1st 16:01 17:22 01:21 1 2nd 04:17 06:17 02:00 1 1 2nd 15:37 15:51 00:14 SUMMARY: 6 opps, 6 shots, 2 goals, time 08:11 Acadia Axemen - Power Play Summary Prd Start End Elapse Shots (Opp) 1st 07:59 10:04 02:05 1st 13:16 15:09 01:53 1 1st 19:21 01:21 02:00 2 2nd 17:37 17:51 00:14 1 1 3rd 08:36 10:36 02:00 1 3rd 11:37 13:37 02:00 SUMMARY: 6 opps, 5 shots, goals, time 10:12

86. EX-ADMIRAL WHEELER MOVES TO CHARLOTTE Shawn Wheeler will play hockey frequently at Scope this season, gagnon INROANOKE Dave gagnon, who helped lead the Admirals to their first ECHL title, http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1994/vp941011/10110401.htm

EX-ADMIRAL WHEELER MOVES TO CHARLOTTE Shawn Wheeler will play hockey frequently at Scope this season, though not for the Hampton Roads Admirals. Wheeler, who played for Hampton Roads last season, will be a player-coach for Charlotte this season. And the Checkers, expected to be the Admirals' top competitor in the Eastern Division race, come to Norfolk six times. Columbus had previously announced Wheeler would be a player-coach for the Chill. However, he left there after 11 days because of a contract dispute. Wheeler was one the most unpopular visitors to Scope in his days as a Greensboro Monarch. Last season, after putting on a Admirals' jersey, he was a fan favorite. One of a handful of blacks playing professional hockey, Wheeler scored 74 points in 47 games for Hampton Roads. He worked briefly with the Admirals' front office this past summer. ``Shawn wants to become a coach,'' Admirals president Blake Cullen said. ``He wanted to be a player-coach here.'' But ECHL rules prohibit a team from having both an assistant coach and a player-coach. Al MacIsaac is the Admirals' assistant coach.

87. CCHA College Hockey Preview: Wolverines, Spartans To Battle It Out US College hockey Magazine. The magazine dedicated to college hockey. Junior Mike Bishai (37 points) and sophomore Ben gagnon, who posted doubledigit http://www.uschm.com/ccha.htm

Subscribe Today Feature Articles ... Home COACHES POLL Michigan Michigan State Nebraska-Omaha Lake Superior St. Notre Dame Miami, Ohio Ferris State Northern Michigan Bowling Green Ohio State Western Michigan Alaska-Fairbanks MEDIA POLL Michigan State Michigan Lake Superior St. Northern Michigan Nebraska-Omaha Notre Dame Bowling Green Ferris State Miami, Ohio Ohio State Western Michigan Alaska-Fairbanks September 27, 2000 CCHA Preview: Wolverines, Spartans to Battle It Out By Bill Greer Staff Writer Michigan Wolverines The Wolverines, who lost only twice in their final 15 regular season games, ran into trouble against Nebraska-Omaha in the playoffs and then failed to get by Maine in the NCAA Tournament last season. During the summer, leading scorer Mike Comrie departed for the Western Hockey League. Michigan, however, remains the coaches' choice to win the CCHA. On offense, the Maize and Blue have great balance starting with seniors Mike Kosick, Josh Langfeld and Scott Matzka, (each tallied 30 or more points last season). Complimenting the trio of seniors are sophomores Andy Hilbert and Mike Cammalleri, who both put up double-digit totals in goals and assists last year. Senior Geoff Koch and sophomores Mark Mink and Jed Ortmeyer will also be counted on to contribute offensively for UM. The Michigan blueliners are led by one of the nation's best defensemen in junior Jeff Jillson. The Hobey Baker candidate has it all a 6'3", 220 lb. frame that creates a punishing presence on the ice, as well as the ability to contribute offensively (26 assists in 1999-2000). Newcomers Mike Komisarek and Andy Burnes are sure to see some time as well.

88. Ice Hockey Welcome to the Webpage of the Worcester Wildcats hockey Team! The WorcesterWildcats are is an interhigh hockey team, sean O Leary. Defense. Doherty http://www.wpsweb.com/doherty/2003_2004/Sports/Winter Sports/Ice Hockey.htm

Welcome to the Webpage of the Worcester Wildcats Hockey Team! The Worcester Wildcats are is an inter-high hockey team, which means it is available for all Worcester Public School Students, including the ALL school, Voke, Doherty, Burcoat, North and South. 2002-2003 Season: The Wildcats went 11-6-3 in the Regular season, leading to a home seed in the playoffs. However, the Wildcats were knocked off in the first round by Gardner, ending the best season up untill that point. 2003-2004 Season: The Wildcats finished the season with a 16-3-1 record in the regular season, and their first ever Russell Conference Championship. However, the Wildcats were eliminated in the 1st round of the playoffs. Congratulations to the team for a great season. 2003-2004 Schedule Date Day Opponent Arena Time Result Sat Hudson Catholic Lake Ave W 6-2 Wed Fitchburg Lake Ave W 1-0 Tue Murdock RBR W 6-1 Mon Auburn Lake Ave L 5-2 Tue Milford Lake Ave W 7-4 Wed Northbridge Northstar W 3-0 Sat Blackstone/Millville NESC W 4-2 Wed Grafton Lake Ave W 11-2 Mon Nashoba Tech Lake Ave W 8-0 Wed Grafton Lake Ave W 8-2 Sat Blackstone/Millville Lake Ave W 8-5 Wed Assabet Lake Ave L 5-2 Sat Hudson Catholic NESC W 5-0 Wed Nashoba NSR Sat Nashoba Tech Tully W 9-2 Wed Groton/Dunstable GRR L 7-0 Sat Assabet NESC W 3-2 Tue Oakmont Lake Ave W 8-2 Wed Lunenberg WCC W 5-2 Thr Northbridge Lake Ave W 5-3 Final Record: 16-3-1 Win Percentage: .800

89. Baseball All-Scholastics - Boston.com - Spring 2005 All-Scholastics - Sports The Boston College graduate played baseball, football, and hockey in his youthbefore BASEBALL JT Balben, sean Clancy, Matt Sheehan and Bobby Whelan, http://www.boston.com/sports/schools/allscholastics/spring2005/baseball/

Red Sox Patriots Celtics Bruins ... Calendar Baseball Coaches of the Year Peter J. Auger, Barnstable DIVISION 1 Auger, a former baseball star at Barnstable, led his alma mater to the South Division 1 tournament after a 19-2 season and an Old Colony League crown. Auger who graduated in 1969, also played football and hockey at the high school level and continued his sports career at Amherst College. He earned his PhD in biology from Tufts University in 1989. The 33-year coaching veteran was named Teacher of the Year in 2001, and currently is a senior lecturer of biology at Boston College. "They are an exceptionally focused, diligent group of hard-working players," said Auger of the 2004 team. "A very serious group of student-athletes." Steve Simoes, Hopkinton DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 Players of the Year Matt Costello, Barnstable DIVISION 1 A no-hitter at age 16 in the EMass Championship for Babe Ruth All-Stars was a sign of good things to come for Costello. The Barnstable ace was undefeated on the mound in the regular season, including a no-hitter against Bridgewater-Raynham, with 89 strikeouts in just 52 innings. In fact, his only loss was a 16-strikeout performance in the South semifinals against New Bedford. The Iona College-bound star also sported a .392 average with four home runs for the 19-3 Red Raiders. The senior lefthander posted a 0.78 ERA in leading Barnstable to the Old Colony League title and was named league MVP for his efforts. Nate Freiman, Wellesley

90. FLOOR HOCKEY FLOOR hockey. SPRING 2003 RYAN GATTO 0 MARTIN gagnon 0. ROB STEVENS 0 JUSTINSMITH 12. PAT CONNORS 0 JAROD ROGERS 1. JUSTIN KISSELL 0 JEREMY LAWRENCE 1 http://www.lsc.vsc.edu/intranet/student/athletics/intraflrhky.htm

FLOOR HOCKEY SPRING 2003 MEN’S LEAGUE TSUNAMI DEF. PHANTOM POSTS TSUNAMI DEF. STDS PHANTOM POSTS DEF. LIQUID COURAGE INTERMERRILLS DEF. PHANTOM POSTS LIQUID COURAGE DEF. STDS LIQUID COURAGE TIED KAPPA CROWS LIQUID COURAGE DEF. TSUNAMI PHANTOM POSTS DEF. STDS KAPPA CROWS DEF. STDS PLAYOFFS INTERMERRILLS DEF. TSUNAMI (4-3) OT INTERMERRILLS DEF. KAPPA CROWS PHANTOM POSTS DEF. STDS PHANTOM POSTS DEF. LIQUID COURAGE TSUNAMI DEF. STDS (FORFEIT) INTERMERRILLS DEF. PHANTOM POSTS TSUNAMI DEF. KAPPA CROWS TSUNAMI DEF. LIQUID COURAGE PHANTOM POSTS DEF. TSUNAMI PHANTOM POSTS DEF. KAPPA CROWS INTERMERRILLS DEF. PHANTOM POSTS INTERMERRILLS DEF. TSUNAMI PHANTOM POSTS DEF. INTERMERRILLS (7-5) OT PHANTOM POSTS DEF. INTERMERRILLS PHANTOM POSTS DEF. INTERMERRILLS CHAMPIONS - PHANTOM POSTS LEAGUE LEADING SCORER - BEN CASWELL (PHANTOM POSTS) TEAM STATS TSUNAMI PHANTOM POSTS PAUL GEBELEIN BEN CASWELL JOEL CLARK DREW LABOUNTY ROBBIE BRUSH MATT HENSON JOSH MILLER SHAWN PARKER BRIAN MELLOR RANDY FEELEY IAN POLLARD RYAN TACY GEOFF KINNICUTT JOE GRONDIN LINCOLN MARTIN DEREK TOEWS CURTIS GREVENITZ STDS LIQUID COURAGE RYAN GATTO MARTIN GAGNON ROB STEVENS JUSTIN SMITH PAT CONNORS JAROD ROGERS JUSTIN KISSELL JEREMY LAWRENCE JARED STEVENS TRAVIS CASEY MIKE LAPERLE DUSTIN ALVANIS JOE GANGL JON DAVIS ANDY MELVIN CHRIS BROWN KAPPA CROWS INTERMERRILLS DAVE WALL MATT TOOF ART ENTHWISTLE TIM HAGERTY DAN MACEK SHAUN MOSHER MIKE OLMSTEAD MATT BOUDRO NATE HOLST NICK MERRILL KEVIN O’HARA JARED MARSH GARRETT GWIAZDA MATT DURSO ERIK THOMPSON STEVE O’LEARY NICK COWDREY WOMEN’S LEAGUE KGB DEF.

91. Hockey Canada News hockey Canada (403) 7774556 bpascall@hockeycanada.ca. sean Kelso Coordinator,Media Relations hockey Canada (403) 777-4552 (403) 880-5819 http://www.hockeycanada.ca/e/news/2005/nr086.html

News Releases Press Release Jun 10, 2005 FORTY-FOUR PLAYERS INVITED TO CANADA'S 2006 NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM DEVELOPMENT CAMP IN AUGUST IN WHISTLER, BC Returning Head Coach Brent Sutter will be overseeing his second straight National Junior Team Development Camp and will be joined by assistant coaches Craig Hartsburg (Sault Ste. Marie, OHL) and Clement Jodoin (Lewiston, QMJHL). The schedule and details regarding the August camp in Whistler will be announced at a later date. Forty-one of the forty-four players played in the Canadian Hockey League last season: 17 in the Western Hockey League (WHL), 13 in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and 11 in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL). Two players (Dan Bertram and Kris Chucko) played in the NCAA and one player (Andrew Cogliano) played Junior A in the OPJHL. 2 players from the gold-medal winning 2005 National Junior Team (Barker and Crosby) 16 players from the 2003-2004 National Under-18 Program (2003 Junior World Cup; 2004 World Under-18 Championship) 16 players from the 2004-2005 National Under-18 Program (2004 Junior World Cup; 2005 World Under-18 Championship)

92. WMU News Bronco hockey can be heard on the Bronco Radio Network (Flagship station WFAT96.5 FM Freshmen David Cousineau and Ben gagnon are strong candidates for http://www.wmich.edu/wmu/news/2000/0002/9900-X215.html

Hockey Broncos clinch CCHA playoff berth Feb. 28, 2000 KALAMAZOO For the first time in three years, Western Michigan University's hockey year will extend beyond the regular season as the Broncos have clinched a berth into the Central Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament (10 out of 12 teams qualify). "I'm obviously pleased that we have made the CCHA Tournament," said Coach Jim Culhane. "That has been a goal of ours since the first day of practice. It's a big step in the growth of our program." With its playoff opponent still unknown, WMU will focus on Ferris State this week (March 3-4) as the regular season comes to a close. The Broncos travel to Big Rapids, Mich., on Friday before hosting the Ferris Bulldogs Saturday on Seniors' Night. Saturday is also KOHA Appreciation Night. Youth players wearing their team jerseys will receive free admission. WMU is 11-18-3 overall and 9-14-3 in the CCHA (10th place). The Broncos have an opportunity to move up in the conference standings in the final weekend. They trail both Bowling Green and Miami (tied for 8th place) by two points. However, WMU would likely need to sweep the series with Ferris (19-13-2, 12-12-2 CCHA) to overtake Bowling Green or Miami. Ferris and WMU split a two-match series earlier this season. Western Michigan dealt a 7-3 blow to Ferris on Dec. 3 in Kalamazoo before the Bulldogs responded with a 6-0 victory in Big Rapids. WMU leads the all-time series, 49-29-6, posting a 20-16-3 mark on the road and a 26-12-3 ledger at Lawson.

93. Hockey East Online - Hockey East Archives space, space. space. Final 19941995 hockey East Standings JF Aube, NU,Rob gagnon, UNH. Blair Allison, Maine, Chris Kelleher, BU http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/archives/19941995.html

Standings Statistics Schedules Merchandise ... Miscellaneous Final 1994-1995 Hockey East Standings TEAM GP W L T S PTS GF GPG GA GAPG PiM PMPG Boston University (31-6-3) Maine (32-6-6) New Hampshire (22-10-4) Northeastern (16-14-5) UMass Lowell (17-19-4) Providence (14-17-6) Merrimack (14-18-5) Boston College (11-22-2) Massachusetts (6-28-2) In the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons, teams were awarded five points for a win. In the event of a tie, each team was given two points with an additional point to the winner of a shootout. RELATED LINKS: 1995 HEA Tourney Recap YEARLY RECAPS: First Team Position Second Team Blair Allison, ME Goalie Martin Legault, MC Chris Imes, ME Defense Kaj Linna, BU Dan McGillis, NU Defense Jeff Tory, ME Eric Flinton, UNH Forward Chris O'Sullivan, BU Mike Grier, BU Forward Greg Bullock, UML Chad Quenville, PC Forward Jordon Shields, NU 1994-95 Hockey East All-Stars 1994-1995 All-Rookie Team Brian Regan, UMA Goalie Jeff Tory, ME Defense Chris Kelleher, BU Defense Casey Kesselring, MC Forward Mark Mowers, UNH Forward Shawn Wansborough, ME Forward 1994-1995 Hockey East Awards PLAYER OF THE YEAR Chris Imes, Maine

94. TSN Magazine gagnon accomplished what most other athletes can only dream of ending their Wickenheiser was the hero of the Canadian women s hockey team at the Salt http://magazine.tsn.ca/magazine/feature_lg.asp?bg=generic3&story=021223_aoty&col

95. MaineToday.com | Class Of 2005 Lowell And Ethelinda Innes Scholarship Fund Isaac gagnon and Kathleen Rice Nicholas Anagnostis, Maria Arabatzis, Katherine Arenstam, sean Arsenault, http://milestones.mainetoday.com/graduations/school.html?school=ThorntonAcademy.

96. York County Coast Star Sports: Kennebunk, TA Bounced In Quarters The season ended with a disappointing thud for the Kennebunk High hockey team . it’sa different hockey game,” said Biddeford coach Jamie gagnon. http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/yorkstar/03032005/sports/67595.htm

Archives Business Entertainment Health ... Travel Shop the Coast: Cars Classifieds Dating Dining ... The York Weekly Thu. March 3, 2005 Advertise Contact Info Email Headlines Home Delivery Specials ... Site Map Coast Star Today's News Back Issues Coast Star Records Editorials Obituaries Police Logs Quick Clicks Churches Club Listings Concerts Crossword ... Weather Marketplaces Cars Classifieds Dating Dining ... Yellow Pages Sections Business Entertainment Health Living ... Email this Article Kennebunk, TA bounced in quarters By Carl Pepin The season ended with a disappointing thud for the Kennebunk High hockey team. The Rams (13-8-1) were swept from the West A tournament with an 8-1 loss to top-ranked Cheverus in a quarterfinal contest on Tuesday evening at the Portland Ice Arena. The teams battled evenly for the first nine minutes of the game before the Stags found the range for three goals in the next four minutes to take a 3-0 lead. Before the period ended, Kennebunk’s Kyle Baker made a nice steal and then blasted a shot into the Cheverus net to cut into the Stags’ lead at 3-1. Cheverus added two goals in the middle period and three more in the third as they advance to Friday’s West A semifinal round.

97. MJAHL News SherWood hockey Bay Ferries EastLink Jul-07-2005. The Moncton gagnon Beavers want to build on the success of their 2005 Cinderella Playoff Run. http://www.mjahl.com/news/

98. MJAHL News SherWood hockey Bay Ferries EastLink Contact Login Home League Teams Schedule Summerside Western Capitals. AT. Moncton gagnon Beavers http://www.mjahl.com/news/index.php?action=results&poll_ident=22

99. Atlantic Junior Hockey League Francois gagnon. Portland Junior Pirates. Defense. Tim Schlagenhauf. WashingtonJunior Nationals. Forward. Greg Costa. Boston Bulldogs. Forward http://www.atlantichockey.org/view_announcement.php?announcementid=19

100. Pensacola Ice Pilots - Team News - Weekly Release Jonathan gagnon scored the Ice Pilots second hat trick of the season vs. sean Peach had four assists and the Ice Pilots went 36 on the power play. http://www.icepilots.com/teamnews/20002001/121800a.shtml

Team News FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 18, 2000 Contact: Paul Chestnutt Weekly Release What Happened Last Week: The Ice Pilots won both games last week defeating Florida in overtime on Wednesday 5-4 and knocking off Arkansas last Friday night 5-4. Jonathan Gagnon scored the Ice Pilots second hat trick of the season vs. Florida. The Ice Pilots came from behind as the Everblades had leads of 3-0 and 4-1. Sean Peach had four assists and the Ice Pilots went 3-6 on the power play. Shawn Degagne was the winning goalie. Newcomer Chris Brassard scored two goals for the Ice Pilots and Brent Dodginghorse picked up his first goal of the year as the Ice Pilots knocked off Arkansas 4-1. Jeff Bes scored the game winning goal. John Tripp returned from Hershey scoring a goal and picked up an assist. Shawn Degagne was the winning goalie. This Week: The Ice Pilots will play two home games on Wednesday and Friday night and play on the road on Saturday. The Ice Pilots will play the Florida Everblades on Wednesday night at 7:05 p.m. The Ice Pilots are 2-2 vs. Florida this season. The Ice Pilots will play the Tallahassee Tiger Sharks on Friday night at 7:05 p.m. The Ice Pilots are 1-1 vs. Tallahassee this year. The Ice Pilots will play at New Orleans on Saturday night at 7:05 p.m. The Ice Pilots are 1-1 vs. New Orleans this year. Promotions for this week's games: The Ice Pilots next home game is Wednesday vs. Florida at 7:05 p.m. and will play at home vs. Tallahassee on Friday at 7:05 p.m. Santa Claus will be at the game on Friday. Fans are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to support the Loaves and Fishes Holiday Food Drive. WXBM Radio will sponsor the baby crawl sponsored by Nemours Children's Clinic. Briane Thompson, Jeff Bes and Jay McGee will be visiting Sacred Heart Children's Hospital this Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.

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