Beaver Cup Results and Rosters(Closed)(IC)

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 6:43 am

Pools:

Beaver Division(A)
-Soviet Canuckistan (SCA)(4)
-Joneslind (JNL)(1)
-Lubeia (LUB)(3)
-Shofercia (SHF)(2)

Polar Bear Division(B)
-Wreuyvuss (WRE)(2)
-Microtekia (MCT)(4)
-The Treorai (TRR)(3)
-Carasatoga (CRS)(1)

Muskrat Division(C)
-Silver Beach (SVB)(4)
-Tekcirb (TEC)(3)
-Snow Olua (SOL)(1)
-Antifreedonia (AFR)(2)

Wolverine Division(D)
-Krumbia (KRB)(2)
-Minecraftisawesome (MIA)(1)
-Miley World (MLW)(3)
-Archnar (ARC)(4)

Schedule:
Round Robin
Nov.9-SCA 0-0 SHF, JNL 4-0 LUB, WRE 0-2 CRS,MCT 3-5 TRR, SVB 1-2 AFR, SOL 2-1 TEC, KRB 1-0 ARC, MIA 3-3 MLW
Nov.10-SHF 1-2 LUB, SCA 2-2 JNL, CRS 2-2 TRR,WRE 1-0 MCT, AFR 0-1 SOL, SVB 0-1 TEC, ARC 0-0 MLW,KRB 3-4 MIA
Nov. 11-JNL 1-3 SHF, SCA 2-2 LUB, MCT 0-2 CRS, TRR 0-1 WRE, TEC 0-1 AFR, SOL 1-0 SVB, MIA 5-3 ARC, MLW 0-0 KRB.
Nov 12-Quarter Finals JNL VS. WRE, CRS VS.SHO, SOL VS KRB, AFR VS MIA
Nov 13-Semi-Finals WRE vs CRS, SOL vs MIA
Nov 14-Bronze Medal Game
Nov 15-Championship Game

by **Carasatoga** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 9:35 am

Position  Name	         Age	Hand	College	              Current Team
COACH     Robert Englund 49	R	Queenstown University Head Coach-Jackson Blue Jets
AST COACH Dean Baker	 52	L	Bridgeport University Head Coach-Wyoming Storm

1st Team

Position #	Name	        Age	Hand	College	                         Current Team
GK	 2	Kody Kellough	28	R	St. Stephen's University         Alexandria Privateers
DEF	 11	Kurt Isrica	27	R	University of Western Carasatoga Windsor Commanders
DEF	 10	Kelly Brookings	25	R	St. Stephen's University         Caroga Dasani HC
OFF	 22	Shane Summerlin	29	R	Oklahoma City State University   Saranac Sky
OFF	 74	Jamie Westick	29	R	Queenstown University            Orlando Visitors
OFF	 33	Erik Snow	28	R	St. Stephen's University         Wyoming Storm

2nd Team

Position #	Name	         Age	Hand	College	                 Current Team
DEF	 3	Darren Hartzfeld 32	R	St. Stephen's University Columbus Stars
DEF	 7	Tyro McGray	 31	R	University of Dayton     Canton Kangaroos
OFF	 16	Rick Strozier	 35	R	Bridgeport University    Inwood Cardinals
OFF	 4	Nelson Long	 33	R	Jackson State University Ontario Chargers
OFF	 20	Corey Stromberg  30	R	Jackson State University Alexandria Privateers

3rd Team

Position #	Name	        Age	Hand	College	                 Current Team
DEF	 8	Clayton Chukry	30	R	Oriale University        Wyoming Storm
DEF	 24	Jessie Viger	31	R	Johnstown University     Potsdam Bears
OFF	 21	Sam Hillyer	27	L	St. Stephen's University Johnstown Mercury
OFF	 00	Allan Stransky	32	R	Oriale University        Columbus Stars
OFF	 18	Lance Morea	31	R	Edmonton University      Oregon Crossroaders

Reserves

Position #	Name	           Age	Hand	College	                         Current Team
GK	 6	Collin Walters	   31	L	Queenstown University            Jackson Blue Jets
GK	 19	Christian Gattison 29	R	University of Western Carasatoga Dayton Red Helmets
DEF	 15	Guy Grace	   33	R	Jackson State University         HC Ottawa
DEF	 13	Mathew Bera	   35	R	Caroga University                Cheyenne Sharks
OFF	 28	Neil Morea	   29	L	Caroga University                Hopkinton Panthers
OFF	 1	Klay Dealba	   34	R	University of Western Carasatoga Jackson Blue Jets
OFF	 23	Brent Kukowski	   32	R	Delles State College             Potsdam Bears
OFF	 25	Tim Millen	   32	L	Potsdam State University         Jackson Blue Jets
OFF	 5	Hector Millen	   33	R	University of Ottawa             Edmonton Rockets

by **Miley World** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 1:17 pm

Miley World National Hockey team

Nation Name: The Queendom of Miley World
Code: MIL
Nickname: Untamed Robots

Coaching staff:
Head Coach: Jacques Burns
Ass Coach: Lindy Trotz
Ass Coach: John Laviolette
Goalies Coach: François Groulx

Lines

Line 1
LW #22 Oscar Lindberg 28 Vancouver Beavers Goalscorer, very talented but doesn't plays well when the game gets physical.
C #33 Marcus Lindberg 28 Vancouver Beavers Good passer, very talented but doesn't plays well when the game gets physical.
RW #61 Noah Klinkhammer 26 London Pink Floyds Power Forward, very good offensively and defensiely.

Line 2
LW #9 Cédric Mercier 24 Paris Untamed Ducks Power Forward, very good all around.
C #15 William Haley 26 Paris Untamed Ducks Power Forward, likes to drop the gloves at the occasion, especially at the start of an important game.
RW #10 Garrett Shaw 26 Paris Untamed Ducks Very good all around, doesn't shy away from the physical play.

Line 3
LW #81 Jiri Spacek 29 Chicago NightHawks Very good two way player.
C #91 Patrick Giguère 23 Chicago NightHawks Very good two play player, doesnt shy away from the physical game.
RW #88 Brandon Blake 22 Chicago NightHawks Very good offensive player.

Line 4
LW #18 Dalton Byers 27 LA Kings Power forward, he hits hard and has been suspended 3 times in his career for a dirty hit. He's a natural center but plays on the wings on the national team.
C #19 Jamie Fraser 29 Manila Robots Very good passer, likes to play a physical game, doesn't play well in important games. Can drop the gloves.
#8 Petteri Salmelainen 39 Paris Untamed Ducks. Very good offensive player. Great goalscorer but he's aging.

Defensive pairings
Pair 1
#6 Taylor McNally 26 Nashville Predators Team captain, terrific shot from the blue line, very good defensively, likes a physical game.
#20 David Cross 25 Nashville Predators Very good offensively and defensively.

Pair 2
#8 Nathan MacLean 23 LA Kings One of the best dman in the nation.
#3 Sean Palmer 25 LA Kings Very good defensively, likes a physical game.

Pair 3
#2 Adam Dowell 26 Chicago Nighthawks Very good defensively, likes a physical game.
#44 Patrice Grenier 36 Manila Robots Very good offensive dman, good defensively.

Goalies
#35 Juukka Karjalainen 25 Nashville Predators Starting goalie.
#1 Marco Esposito 29 Vancouver Beavers Backup.

Power Play 1
Lindberg-Lindberg-Blake
McNally-MacLean

Power Play 2
Giguère-Haley-Shaw
Cross-Grenier

Penalty Kill 1
Byers-Klinkhammer
McNally-MacLean

Penalty Kill 2
Mercier-Fraser
Dowell-Palmer

Reserves:
#11 Magnus Eriksson 24 LA Kings
#23 Kyle Hamilton 26 LA Kings
#17 David Brendl 37 Paris Untamed Ducks
#31 Lars Tollefsen 30 Paris Untamed Ducks

Jersey:
will be annonced soon

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by **Microtekia** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 7:29 pm

Hockey Microtekia Beaver Cup Roster

Head Coach-Terry Spotz
Asst.Coachs-Percival Cox, Robert Kelso

Line 1 LW #14 Jordan Tolineki 6'0 201lbs Left- Great hands,usually thinks pass first
C #9 Teemu Johnson 6'2 206lbs Right- Strong, Physical Center with solid hands, lives in front of the net for traffic and rebounds
R #24 Pyter Mays 5'11 192 lbs.Right- Young winger with a wicked wrist shot, has the speed to play at any level, but isn't the strongest on D.

Line 2 LW #90 Paul "Shrimpy" Bauterson 5'8 170lbs. L- Terrific two way player with great speed, obviously lacking in the size dept. however.
C #11 David Peepsiki 6'2 195 R- Considered the teams shut down defensive forward, can hold his own in the offensive zone as well.
RW #1 Tyler Respussinen 6'0 191 lbs R-Fast winger with a good wrister. Has the speed for some odd man rushes with Bauterson.

Line 3 LW #38 Vernon Slidek 5'10 187 lbs L- Speedy agressive forechecker with a hard slap shot.
C #19 Miiku Brown 5'9 192 lbs L- Faceoff specialist. good Two way player.
RW #2 Christopher Melmo 6'3 207 lbs. R Physical, grinding winger. Loves to play in front of the Net

Line 4 LW #44 Eric Erikson 6'2 193 lbs R- Agressive, Physical checking forward. If someone needs to drop the gloves, he doesn't mind doing it.
C #33 Colin Wyplechek 6'4 211 lbs.L Big Defensive forward, logs a lot of PK time. knows his responsibility to the team.
RW #26 Polishki Sullivan 5'10 188lbs. R Small pesky checking forward, not afraid to get in the corner and win battles for his team.

D-Pair 1 LD #3 Dale Airgnhart 6'2 200lbs R- The rock of Hockey Microtekia. Physical D-man who knows the game and has a wicked slap shot.
RD #12 Niko Angler 5'10 179 lbs L Small for a defense but very fast and with very good awareness...takes almost no offensive chances.
D-pair 2 LD #46 Kristianach Hoover 6'4 207 R- Big, strong, defensive d-man. Hard to beat on the boards, but a bit slow due to size.
RD #18 Nolan Ayteler6'0 208 lbs R - Up and coming Microtekian star, has all the skills but needs to get playing time for experience.
D-pair3 LD #4 Sloan Mysterrine 6'3 217 lbs L-Handles the fighters too big for the forwards,lacks speed but is average in the D-zone
RD #40 Preston Struyple 6'1 189 lbs.R-Has the Hardest shot on the team, which is not afraid to use. Young and gaining experience as he plays.

Powerplay 1 Bauterson-Johnson-Mays Powerplay 2 Tolineki-Peepsiki-Melmo Penalty Kill 1 Slidek-Peepsiki-Melmo Penalty Kill 2 Erikson-Brown-Sullivan
Airgnhart-Angler Hoover-Ayteler Airgnhart-Angler Hoover-Struyple

by **Microtekia** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 7:50 pm

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by **Wreuyvuss** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:09 pm

WREUYVUSS NATIONAL HOCKEY TEAM

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by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:15 pm

Soviet Canuckistan Roster:

LW:Sergei Potanov
LW:Jean-Francois Thimeault
LW:Jacob Smith-Height
LW:Andre Mesleni
C:Vyecheslav Klatronoff
C:Jean de la Campagne
C:Eaton Kloss
C:Mohammed Klassen
RW:Sergey Klatronoff
RW:Pierre Tourneriviere
RW:Connor Klatsbaachen
RW:Si Hwang

D:Piotr Nebretski
D:Andrei Viklanov
D:Joseh Van Heelm
D:Joseph Helmmaster
D:Lars Svennson-Tomas
D:Sven Svennson-Tomas

G:Wayne Klavett
G:Sergley Nazerevski
G:Pepe Juarez

Coach:John Simoinev
Asst. Coach:Charles Klabeault
Asst. Coach:Abu Rahmid
Trainer:Andrej Dramonevic

by **Joneslind** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:20 pm

roster

coach:jim aderson
#of players:16
#of doctors:9
1st game date:11/09/11

we will be playing in the selected stateum of the host nation

g:igor simins
g:son danson
g:jim volmer
ca:sol jonson
fp:tad volmer
fp:eddy hadson
fp:eddy brown
fp:paul radeison
fp:redman smith
fp:fred onstar
fp:david wong
fp:james black
fp:fry black
fp:ned hillton
fp:jim rock
fp:xhavear rodregese

d:jon addson
d:rash kumar
d:ming song
d:jef willson
d:jim jones
d:sing suopanusonpon

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:31 pm

Match day 1 results:
Beaver Division
Soviet Canuckistan 0–0 Shofercia
Joneslind 4–0 Lubeia

Beaver Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Joneslind 1 1 0 0 4 0 +4 3
2 Shofercia 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
3 Soviet Canuckistan 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
4 Lubeia 1 0 0 1 0 4 −4 0

Polar Bear Division
Wreuyvuss 0–2 Carasatoga
Microtekia 3–5 The Treorai

Polar Bear Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 The Treorai 1 1 0 0 5 3 +2 3
2 Carasatoga 1 1 0 0 2 0 +2 3
3 Microtekia 1 0 0 1 3 5 −2 0
4 Wreuyvuss 1 0 0 1 0 2 −2 0

Muskrat Division
Silver Beach 1–2 Antifreedonia
Tekcirb 1–2 Snow Olua

Muskrat Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Antifreedonia 1 1 0 0 2 1 +1 3
2 Snow Olua 1 1 0 0 2 1 +1 3
3 Silver Beach 1 0 0 1 1 2 −1 0
4Tekcirb 1 0 0 1 1 2 −1 0

Wolverine Division
Krumbia 1–0 Archnar
Minecraftisawesome 3–3 Miley World

Wolverine Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Krumbia 1 1 0 0 1 0 +1 3
2 Miley World 1 0 1 0 3 3 0 1
3 Minecraftisawesome 1 0 1 0 3 3 0 1
4 Archnar 1 0 0 1 0 1 −1 0

by **Microtekia** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 7:53 pm

Moronto Arena, Soviet Canuckistan~ Hockey Microtekia, the national governing body of ice hockey, made it's international debut today in the Beaver Cup tournament in Soviet Canuckistan losing a 5-3 decision in a thrilling, up-and-down, game where the Snow Tigers came up just short. Coach Terry Spotz said after the game

"I'm proud of these guys, no reason to hang their heads at all, We just needed a bounce this way, or a shot to go a half-inch that way. We really would liked to have at least gotten a point, but we have a good foundation to build on here for the next game."

Indeed Microtekia did look like a winner early on in this game, after spending 40-plus second trapped in their own zone, Tigers defenseman Kristianach Hoover laid out an unsuspecting Treori forward and the puck squirted right to winger Tyler Respussinen who rushed down ice 2-on-1 with center David Peepsiki. After waiting out the Treori goaltender, "Respy" ,as he's known to teammates, slid a perfect pass to Peepsiki who buried the puck to give Microtekia a 1-0 lead with only 3:57 gone in the first.

Treori would not wait until the intermission to respond though, as during another period of prolonged attack, they forced Tiger defenseman Preston Struyple to take a hooking penalty in front of the net, leading to a power play goal to tie the match.

The second period started off with much of the same as Microtekia again spent the early part of the period penned deep in their own zone forcing the Snow Tiger penalty killers to take to the ice again, despite two heroic kills a third penalty, boarding on Pyter Mays, led to yet another power play goal for Treori.

48 seconds later Treori would make it 3-1 on a nasty point wrist shot which Tucker stopped intially, but the rebound got stuffed under his pads and into the net.

Down but not out Microtekia responded with a power play goal of their own, with less than a minute to go in the second, when "Shrimpy" Bauterson found Mays on the back door with a nice backhand pass, allowing a nice easy open net goal.

"Just a great pass from the Shrimpster there," Mays said after the game "I just tried to get to the net with my stick on the ice and see what I could do, he really did the heavy lifting, i just got the rewards."

After the intermission Microtekia would tie the game early in the third, when team captain Dale Airgnhart blasted a laser beam from the point, with center Colin Whyplechek in front providing traffic.

The game continued its back and forth pace until 14:32 when Treori capitalized on a turnover, as the Snow Tigers attempted to clear the zone, to retake the lead 4-3. Microtekia's offense pulled out all the stops over the games final few minutes, but a tremendous team effort from the Treori defense and a late empty net goal would seal the Tiger's fate in their debut match.

Airgnhart after the game said,

"It's tough to lose always, but we'll be back for the next one. Our team played well just a few penalties and turnovers to correct. Microtekia hockey is a brotherhood, we will have the joys from wins together, but first we take these learning steps. We are close, the fans shouldn't be worried.

-Jerry Smelrose- Hockeymicrotekia.com

by **Miley World** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:34 pm

Chicago Tribune

Miley World's first game ends with a tie

Miley World played it's first game in the Beaver Cup and it ended with a score of 3-3. Minecraftisawesome scored first with about 15 mins. to go in the 1st period Then William Haley wanted to drop the gloves against a Minecraftisawesome player but he didn't want to, and Haley got a 2 minutes penalty for roughing. Minecraftisawesome scored on the power play when a shot from the blueline was deviated by a player in front of the net. After that goal Jacques Burns took a time up and he told the Untamed Robots to calm down and follow the game plan. Miley World finally scored on a 2 on 1 with 1:16 to go in the 1st period. The score was 2-1 for Minecraftisawesome at the end of the 1st period.

Miley World scored another goal in the 2nd period. After a turnover Garrett Shaw shot on the net but the goalie makes the save and the puck was loose then Cédric Mercier jumps on the puck and makes a pass to William Haley in front of the net and he scores! It was the only goal of the second period and the score was 2-2. In the 3rd period Miley World takes a penalty for tripping and Minecraftisawesome scores on the power play. Then with 4:29 remaining in the 3rd Miley World scored when Adam Dowell dumps the pucks and Giguère fight for the puck behind the net and then he pass to Brandon Blake and he scores. It was 3-3 and the game ended with that score.

Game summary
1st period
(MIA): Unknown Player assisted by Unknown Player and Unknown Player with 14:57 remaining
(MIA): Unknown Player assisted by Unknown Player and Unknown Player with 12:24 remaining (PP)
(MIL): Oscar Lindberg assisted by Marcus Lindberg and David Cross with 1:16 remaining
2nd period
(MIL): William Haley assisted by Cédric Mercier and Garrett Shaw with 8:43 remaining
3rd period
(MIA): Unknown Player assisted by Unknown Player and Unknown Player with 10:38 remaining (PP)
(MIL): Brandon Blake assisted by Patrick Giguère and Adam Dowell with 4:29 remaining

by **Wreuyvuss** » Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:38 pm

WREUYVUSS FREE PRESS
Wreuyvuss National Team Falls 2-0 in First Major Game
Carastoga 2 Wreuyvuss 0
At first, there was awe, then, shock. The Wreuyvuss Broadcasting Channel had hyped up the match between Wreuyvuss and Carastoga as the biggest sporting event in Wreuyvussian history since the matchup between Wreuyvuss and Carastoga. The WBC went as far as even as decided to go do look more like into spying on the entire roster of the Wreuyvuss National Hockey Team for a full 24 hours before the first match. Now, many hockey players are looking to sue the WBC for infringing upon their freedoms.

Some skeletons in the closet were uncovered with the "Off the Ice: Wreuyvuss National Hockey Team" show that was sponsored by Big Brother surveillance. Some notable scenes included Lukas Jacobsson snorting "Pixie Sticks" and Enok Ulfsson reading a naughty magazine that involved Dogs, Toasters, Mario and twelve foot long brooms. The situation now is being referred to as "WhyTheHellWouldThisProgramEvenExistgate" and the Wreuyvuss National Hockey Team is considering banning WBC from broadcasting their games ever again. If the Wreuyvuss National Hockey Team were to switch to another channel, the best channels that would consider actually showing hockey would probably be The Wreuyvuss Weather Channel (WWC), the Wreuyvuss TV Guide Channel (WTVGC) and Versus-Wreuyvuss (VS-W). The Wreuyvuss Woman's Channel (WWOC) is considered a darkhorse in the race too.

Before the whole -gate scandal became worse than the Penn State Jerry Sandusky scandal, there was a hockey game. Wreuyvuss played well, by taking the first period by storm. Kai Winter controlled the play with his great passes, but Kody Kellough stood on his head. Winter was quoted after the game by calling Kellough "a dirty cereal loving bastard" and when the reporter asked him why he called him that, he told the reporter that he was that "because he has a poopy face". Things were looking good for Wreuyvuss, but then Ralf Stigsson fired a shot off of the crossbar on the power play and Nelson Long of the Ontario Chargers picked up the puck after the puck landed in the opposite offensive zone. Long would fire the puck quicker than Donald Trump would fire someone with actual hair and he scored easily past the Dalgaard. Ebbe Borg was so frustrated with the play that he threw seven water bottles, thirteen hockey sticks and one jock strap at Ralf Stigsson. Stigsson might be questionable for tomorrow's game.

The second period would not go any better for Wreuyvuss. The team would have its moments of scoring chances, but they still were virgins in the Beaver Cup. By the middle of the second period, Wreuyvuss started to get faulty with discipline. The Dalgaard had to step in by saving his team from a 2-0 deficit by making a couple of great pad and stick saves. After the game, Erik Snow was quoted as being "quite frustrated" that his team could not score "against a pack of worthless bums on skates". Those words be fightin' words, Erik. The second period would end with an even greater chance for Wreuyvuss where Loke Oveson had Kody Kellough beat with a backhand but the puck went into the net right after the buzzer. Oveson was quoted as saying "Man, if only it was like basketball, dawg, man".

The third period, became a grind fest. Both teams suddenly turned into the trapping New Jersey Devils of the 90's and decided to play neutral zone hockey for about the first fifteen minutes of the third period. There were no penalties, and very few shots on goal by each team too. However, the dull play was livened up when Kim Langenberg started a fight with Alan Stransky because Langenberg believed that his number "was incredibly stupid". Langenberg would win the fight and the Wreuyvuss National Hockey Team bench received a stimulus packaged endorsed by President Langenberg. However, this would not bail out the team from its deficit. In the last minute of the game, Tyro McGray fired a slapshot from the red line to score an empty netter, thus sealing the deal and finalizing the score as a 2-0 win for Carastoga.

by **Shofercia** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 4:39 am

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Roster:

Line 1 (Torpedo):
LW Pashka Bren
C Sergei Sergeev
RW Lev Koper
D Dmitri Turchinsky
D Oleg Harding

Style of play: power forwards!

Line 2 (Rockets):
LW Frolik Aleksandrov
C Dat Pashkov
RW Afi Maksimov
D Mark Andreev
D Mark Danilov

Style of play: passing, passing, passing, GOAL!

Line 3 (Tigers):
LW Sam Ivanov
C Phil Tigrov
RW Slavik Milikov
D Ivan Markeev
D Artem Ushatik

Style of play: Start out in own zone, lure the opponent in, and counterattack!

Line 4 (Waves):
LW Cake Adamov
C Gordo Bomb
RW Charlie Shen
D Rob Smit
D Rob Kashpirski

Style of Play: tough on defense, hitting for turnovers, trying to intercept the puck, stretch passes

Goaltenders:
Victor Stolichnuy - had a 96% overall saving percentage, faced a lot of shots. Team lost in the semis, as they couldn't score
Basil Catnip - despite the humorous surname, Basil's team, the Rockets, took second place, in a large part due to Basil's 92% overall saving percentage. If Basil could play with stability, he would rival Stolichnuy, as his talent surpasses Victor's, but he's still young.
Erema Aleksandrov - Taken as a sub-goaltender, because his team, the Torpedo, won Gold. His 90% average saving percentage is not the best, and considering his defensive support, it should be better.

Head Coach: Steve Uriev
Manager/CEO: Ivan Moneybags
Domestic Clubs: Torpedo, Rockets, Tigers and Waves (Yes, there were a lot of jokes in Shofercia when Torpedo defeated Rockets in the finals.)

The Hockey Journal

Team Shofercia is back! In the Summer and Winter Olympics, The Eagles won seventh place overall, but first amongst newcomers. Team Shofercia won the NS Winter-X Games, and recently won the First World Games. Team Shofercia took eight place in the Winter Paralympics, but got Second Place in Biathlon. Only in hockey did Team Shofercia bring embarrassment after embarrassment, after embarrassment. Clearly the Eagles need more practice, so they came to Soviet Canuckistan to get it.

Erema Aleksandrov impressed everyone with his play today, which enabled Team Shofercia to draw against the Hosts in the Beaver Division, making amazing saves. But now the team must step it up, as the Eagles need to win the two upcoming games. Head Coach Uriev was pleased with the game today, and we caught up with him for an interview:

THJ: What are you chances of winning?
Uriev: I don't know. We're unpredictable. Sometimes we have great games, like tonight, and sometimes we don't. We need to be more functional, but there's also a lot of pressure, because we're Shofercians, and everyone expects us to win.

THJ: Would it be easier if some of the pressure was removed?
Uriev: Definitely. But we both know that won't happen.

THJ: What worked tonight, and what didn't?
Uriev: The hosts played extremely well. We held our own. They had more chances than we did, but we had fluid transitions, decent lane changes, and sometimes the damn puck just wouldn't go in! Three times we hit the post!

THJ: What about the refereeing?
Uriev: It was fair. I mean I'll never admit that during a hockey game, and neither would the other sides' coach, but after the game - if it's fair, it's fair.

THJ: Did you agree with Aleksandrov being named the player of the game?
Uriev: Absolutely. He was on top of his best game, and he earned it!

THJ: Any plans for the future?
Uriev: Now that the hosts are behind us, time to win!

THJ: Thank you for your time, and Good Luck!
Uriev: Thank you for the interview.

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:33 am

Match Day 2 Results

Beaver Division
Shofercia 1–2 Lubeia
Soviet Canuckistan 2–2 Joneslind

Beaver Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Joneslind 2 1 1 0 6 2 +4 4
2 Lubeia 2 1 0 1 2 5 −3 3
3 Soviet Canuckistan 2 0 2 0 2 2 0 2
4 Shofercia 2 0 1 1 1 2 −1 1

Polar Bear Division
Carasatoga 2–2 The Treorai
Wreuyvuss 1–0 Microtekia

Polar Bear Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 The Treorai 2 1 1 0 7 5 +2 4
2 Carasatoga 2 1 1 0 4 2 +2 4
3 Wreuyvuss 2 1 0 1 1 2 −1 3
4 Microtekia 2 0 0 2 3 6 −3 0

Muskrat Division
Antifreedonia 0–1 Snow Olua
Silver Beach 0–1 Tekcirb

Muskrat Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Snow Olua 2 2 0 0 3 1 +2 6
2 Antifreedonia 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 3
Tekcirb 2 1 0 1 2 2 0 3
4 Silver Beach 2 0 0 2 1 3 −2 0

Wolverine Division
Archnar 0–0 Miley World
Krumbia 3–4 Minecraftisawesome

Wolverine Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Minecraftisawesome 2 1 1 0 7 6 +1 4
2 Krumbia 2 1 0 1 4 4 0 3
3 Miley World 2 0 2 0 3 3 0 2
4 Archnar 2 0 1 1 0 1 −1 1

by **Lubeia** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 10:31 am

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A great day for the Lubeian ice-hockey team at the Beaver Cup today. The First Star, Laurenz Matousek scored both goals against the team's Shofercian opponents. However our goalie Mika Jorgensen did concede one very skilfully scored goal. This 2-1 victory is a contrast to yesterday's 4-0 loss against Joselind.

This pushes the Lubeian team to second place in the Beaver Division.
We hope they perform even better in tomorrow's match against the hosts Soviet Canuckistan.

by **Miley World** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 12:47 pm

Chicago Tribune

Another tie for Miley World

Miley World can't win a game but they doesn't lose either, the second game ended with a score of 0-0. Archnar doesn't have a pretty good offense but they plays the trap very well and they kept Miley World from scoring. Their goalie was outstanding, he stopped all Miley World's 36 shots. Our goalie, Juukka Karjalainen was really good either, he blocked all Archnar's 32 shots. We had two fights in the game, one in the first period when William Haley fought with an unknown player and one in the 3rd when Jamie Fraser fought with another unknown player.

by **Microtekia** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 5:31 pm

Soviet Canuckistan~ The Microtekia Snow Tigers made another valiant effort, but again came up short tonight in their second match of group play. The game got off to a physical start with several big hits going each way. Late in the first period Wreuyvuss forward, Loke Ovesen took a big hit from Erik Erikson right in front of his team’s bench. Wreuyvussian D-man Ralf Stigsson took exception to the hit and what could be the early candidate for fight of the tournament was on, in a dazzling, furous flurry of punches Stigsson got the early upper hand but big Erikson would return the favor late and land several of his own.

The tigers poured on the pressure for the next 2:34, with Teemu Johnson, just missing a connecting pass from Pyter Mays with Wrueyvussian goalie Brent Dalgaard down and out on the opposite side of the net. With the D pinched down looking for a goal, the puck took a strange bounce off the end boards right to forward Godtfried Vollen. Vollen raced down ice two on one with Enok Ulfsson but waited out Tigers goalie Tucker, and fired it over his glove hand into the back of the net himself to make it 1-0.

The 2nd period was more of the same, with the game taking a very defensive nature. Microtekia could not solve Dalgaard the rest of the way as he put on a dazzling 34 save performance to give his team the victory.

Coach Terry Spotz promised improvements, as his team has shown flashes of greatness but struggled to find consistancy. He promised an intense review of fim, and a strong practice before the next match.

Microtekia now stands 4th in the Polar Bear division and needs some friendly losses and a big win, but Trotz says the boys are committed to winning, and will give their all no matter what the standings say.

by **Snow Olua** » Thu Nov 10, 2011 6:00 pm

(OOC: I'm re-writing a roster and formulating a news article. I'll post it tommorow morning)

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Fri Nov 11, 2011 7:06 pm

Sorry for the delay final Match Day of Round Robin Results.
Beaver Division
Joneslind 1–3 Shofercia
Lubeia 2–2 Soviet Canuckistan

Beaver Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Joneslind 3 1 1 1 7 5 +2 4
2 Shofercia 3 1 1 1 4 3 +1 4
3 Lubeia 3 1 1 1 4 7 −3 4
4 Soviet Canuckistan 3 0 3 0 4 4 0 3

Polar Bear Division
Microtekia 0–2 Carasatoga
The Treorai 0–1 Wreuyvuss

Polar Bear Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Carasatoga 3 2 1 0 6 2 +4 7
2 Wreuyvuss 3 2 0 1 2 2 0 6
3 The Treorai 3 1 1 1 7 6 +1 4
4 Microtekia 3 0 0 3 3 8 −5 0

Muskrat Division
Tekcirb 0–1 Antifreedonia
Snow Olua 1–0 Silver Beach

Muskrat Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Snow Olua 3 3 0 0 4 1 +3 9
2 Antifreedonia 3 2 0 1 3 2 +1 6
3 Tekcirb 3 1 0 2 2 3 −1 3
4 Silver Beach 3 0 0 3 1 4 −3 0

Wolverine Division
Minecraftisawesome 5–3 Archnar
Miley World 0–0 Krumbia

Wolverine Division Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Minecraftisawesome 3 2 1 0 12 9 +3 7
2 Krumbia 3 1 1 1 4 4 0 4
3 Miley World 3 0 3 0 3 3 0 3
4 Archnar 3 0 1 2 3 6 −3 1

by **Wreuyvuss** » Fri Nov 11, 2011 9:33 pm

WREUYVUSS FREE PRESS
Wreuyvuss Moves On!
Wreuyvuss 1 The Treorai 0
The Republic of Wreuyvuss is thrilled! The Wreuyvuss National Hockey Team has moved onto the quarterfinals after the team grinded out a 1-0 victory over the Treorai. The previous WBC scandal was settled after the CEO of WBC paid settlement charges to the entire roster and coaching staff. Although there were winners on the ice, there were losers off the ice, The Wreuyvuss Women's Channel (WWOC) folded after finding out that that the scandal was no more.

Wreuyvuss entered the game with one win and one loss, after dropping the first game to Carastoga 0-2 and winning their second game against Microtekia 1-0. The first period started off with a bang, when Ralf Stigsson fired a shot that broke a piece of glass 2:31 into the game. After that, The Treorai would continuously put pressure onto the Dalgaard, but the Dalgaard stood tall. Ebbe Borg was so pleased by the efforts of the Dalgaard that after a save 13:29 into the first period he went onto the ice and started bowing down to the Dalgaard. Subsequently, Borg was ejected from the game and Wreuyvuss was given a 5 minute unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, served by Kim Langenberg. During this penalty, one of the defenseman from the Treorai fired a shot past the Dalgaard but it flew off the crossbar until a forward from the Treorai slapped a rebound that was saved by a sliding Halstein Aalto who subsequently batted the puck past the blue line.

With Tore Mattsson commanding the National Team, things looked challenging. The Treorai still had their head coach, the Treorai Head Coach, who was unusually generic and plain, similar to how all of the players on his team were six feet tall and two hundred pounds and looked all the same. Mattsson would go further to say that his opponents "looked like a bunch of robots out there" after the game. The Treorai Head Coach would leave with a parting shot by saying "I think he [Mattson] is very wrong, we, the Treorai National Hockey Team, are a very ADJECTIVE_12 MISSING hockey team and our play was ADJECTIVE_13 MISSING in this tournament". Anyways, the head coach died of a short circuit after the game, but that's not what matters. The Treorai continued to pour it on against the Dalgaard, but the Dalgaard stood tall. 6:57 into the second period, Wreuyvuss received an important power play after one of the Treorai players interfered with Kai Winter. Wreuyvuss would get an outstanding chance when Winter set up Ovesen for a one timer, but the Treorai goalie made a great glove save to rob Ovesen. Later in the period, the Treorai coach used his ran his program called TheTrap.exe and his team tried to play shutdown hockey for the rest of the period, because he finally calculated that if his team got a tie, they would move on.

In the third period, Mattson noticed the overly-defensive ways of the Treorai, and demanded an all out attack from his team in order to win. Wreuyvuss put the pressure on, but the Treorai goalie was making save after save. 4:31 in, a defenseman of the Treorai was caught holding, and Wreuyvuss had another chance. Enok Ulfsson tried a wraparound against the Treorai goalie, but was denied and then Jörgen Leifsson came in from the slot and fired a shot that hit off the post. The offense would continue to work and work, but the Treorai goalie was holding out against the arsenal of Wreuyvuss scorers. With 1:37 left, Frej Leonardsson made a critical mistake when he was caught hooking a forward of the Treorai, and the hopes of many Wreuyvussians were fading. As the one minute warning was announced, the Treorai were playing keep away. However, one of the defenseman accidentally gave away the puck to Hemming Claesson at the point and Claesson rushed down the ice past him and fired a top shelf shot past the goalie of the Treorai with :23 on the clock to put Wreuyvuss ahead. The entire team rushed to the ice to celebrate when it happened, including the entire coaching staff. However, the referee was frustrated with this overly-excessive celebration and gave a five minute unsportsmanlike penalty on the team and forced the game to continue. The Treorai had one last shot to score with a 5-on-3, and the head coach commanded the players to use AllOutOffense.exe to try to score. One of the forwards of the Treorai had a psuedo-breakaway with less than ten seconds left, but the Dalgaard rushed out and made a stick save and the puck went out of the offensive zone and Wreuyvuss had won.

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Sat Nov 12, 2011 10:15 am

Quarter-Final Results:
JNL 0-0 (1-2 SO) WRE
CRS 4-2 SHO
AFR 0-1 MIA
SOL 1-0 KRB

Advancing are:
Wreyvuess
Carasatoga
Minecraftisawesome
Snow Olua

by **Carasatoga** » Sat Nov 12, 2011 5:41 pm

The Carasatogans are doing well in the Beaver Cup, hosted by new nation Soviet Canuckistan. Going 2-1-0 in the opening matches and advancing at the top of Group 2, as well as a big 4-2 win over Shofercia in the Quarterfinals, the Ice Hawks have been putting on an impressive show, much like that at the debacle that was the last Hockey World Cup (don't get me started), and now they sit in the semifinals, perhaps the favorites to win it all.
The six men that make up the first line for Carasatoga have come together to dominate this Beaver Cup. The 3 K's on defense as they are known: Kody Kellough, Kurt Isrica and Kelly Brookings have allowed only one goal in four games as the three men up top: Shane Summerlin, Jamie Westick and all-star Erik Snow have scored nine goals between them in four games. Snow leads with 4 goals 2 assists, then Summerlin comes in with 3 goals 1 assist and finally Westick with 2 goals 1 assist.
Its not official yet who the Ice Hawks will play in their semifinals bout, but coach Robert Englund is excited for whomever the team will face, "I think we have gotten this together well enough to where we can face everyone in this tournament without any fears. We just need to stay solid, and stay focused, and try not to make too many mistakes that the other teams can capitalize on and I am positive we will get a good result." That result will come tomorrow in Soviet Canuckistan so tune in to see whether or not Carasatoga can keep it together and take home the inaugural Beaver Cup.

Erik Snow

by **Snow Olua** » Sat Nov 12, 2011 6:32 pm

(I'm sorry, but I cannot post a roster. Microsoft Word is angry at me. I guess I will just be posting a news article)

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Sun Nov 13, 2011 9:27 am

Semi-Final Results:
WRE 2-0 CRS
SOL 1-0 MIA

Advancing to Bronze Medal Match Is
Carasatoga
Minecraftisawesome

TO THE FINAL:
Wreuyvuss
Snow Olua

by **Soviet Canuckistan** » Mon Nov 14, 2011 6:20 pm

Bronze Medal Match Results
Carasatoga 1-0 Minecraftisawesome

Carasatoga won the bronze medal!

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