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season 31 recap:

Game 1 – Austria vs Norway – The first game of the IIHF round robin did not go well for the Austrians as they dropped a 4-0 decision to Norway. The first period was actually scoreless as the Austrians took two penalties in the period but Norway would only outshoot the Austrians 7 to 4. Norway would jump out to a quick 2-0 lead in the second period behind goals from Alexandersen and Herzog and would add a late power play goal by Manious to take a 3-0 lead into the third period. Alexandersen would add his second of the game about halfway through the third period to give Norway the 4-0 win. Austria was outshot by Norway 29 to 23 in the game. Berger made 25 saves on 29 shots. Pellegrino and King each had 5 shots to lead Austria while Wachter had three hits and Bursyuk blocked two shots.

Game 2 – USA vs Austria – USA would score the only goal of the first period as Allen netted his second of the tournament as USA outshot the Austrians 6 to 5 in the period. Austria would tie the game at 1-1 a little more than six minutes into the second period as King scored with assists from Wachter and Vader. However, USA would quickly take the lead back just 11 seconds later as Fleming scored and Buckner added another goal for the USA in the period to put them up 3 to 1 going into the third period. Neither team was able to score in the third period as the USA won the game 3 to 1 and outshot the Austrians 26 to 22. Berger made 23 saves in the loss. King again led the team in shots with 5 while Kennedy had 6 hits and Monkey blocked 5 shots.

Game 3 – Austria vs USA -- The return match against the USA was much more high scoring but the result was still the same as the USA won 7 to 4 over Austria. Kinsler would give Austria a 1-0 lead just 18 seconds into the game on assists from Vader and Wachter. USA would get a power play chance about halfway through the period and would cash in as Knight scored his first. However, Austria would get their own power play chance shortly after that and Malkin would score his first of the tourney and first of his international career to give Austria a 2-1 lead. Bursyuk and Charlyb’y would get the assists. However, the USA would come back with two goals late in the period to take a 3-2 lead going into the second period. Austria would tie the game at 3-3 about halfway through the second period as Pellegrino netted his first on assists from Vader and Kinsler, but the USA would once again score two more goals late the period and go up 5-3 heading into the third. Mack would add to the lead just over a minute into the third period but Pellegrino would get his second of the game on the power to make it 6-4. Wachter and Vader would assist. However, Allen would add a late tally to make the final score 7 to 4. Austria would outshot the USA 37 to 24 in the game. Berger made 12 saves on 17 shots before being pulled for St. Pierre who made 5 saves on 7 shots. Bursyuk had 7 shots to lead Austria while Wachter, Monkey and Charlyb’y each had 3 hits and Monkey blocked two shots.

Game 4 – Latvia vs Austria – Still in search of their first win of the round robin, Austria scored the only goal of the first period as Kinsler netted his second with assists from Monkey and Pellegrino a little more than halfway through the period. Latvia would take control of the game in the second period by scoring two goals in about four minutes as Berkis and Johnson netted the goals. Neither team would be able to score the rest of the second period or the third period as Latvia held on for the 2 to 1 win. Latvia also outshot the Austrians 29 to 28 in the game. Berger stopped 27 out of the 29 shots he faced. Bursyuk and King each had 4 shots to lead Austria while Charlyb’y had four hits and five different players each blocked 2 shots each.

Game 5 – Austria vs Sweden – Austria would get some offense in this game from an unlikely source as they ended their 12 game IIHF losing streak (8 from the previous season and the first four of this season). Vader would score just under two minutes into the game on the power play with an assist from Charlyb’y and then would add another goal just about three minutes later to give Austria a 2-0 lead before the game was even five minutes old. Vas and Kinsler would get the assists on the second Vader goal. Austria would add another goal in the second period as Light would score his first as a member of Austria after transferring from Canada. Vader and Ross would get the assists. King would add a late goal in the third period as Austria won their first game of the round robin 4-0. Bursyuk would get the only assist on the King goal. Sweden actually outshot Austria 24 to 16 in the game, but Berger stopped every shot that came his way in picking up the shutout. Multiple Austrian players each had two shots each while Charlyb’y had five hits and four players blocked two shots each.

Game 6 – United Kingdom vs Austria – Special teams would come into play in the first period as Austria would score a power play goal just under three minutes into the game off of the stick of Light, his second, on assists from Vader and King. Late in the period, Wachter would score a shorthanded breakaway goal to put Austria up 2-0 going into the second period. Pellegrino and Vader would assist. The UK would get a power play chance early in the second period and Pedersen would find the back of the net to make it 2-1. However, instead of falling apart, Austria held their own and scored a late goal in the second period as Bursyuk got his first to make it 3-1 Austria after two periods. Vader and King would get the assists. The UK would not go away as Sherrill scored just over two minutes into the third period, but once again, Austria would not give up the tying goal and would add one more with less than four minutes left in game to make the final score 4-2 and get their second straight win. Monkey would score his first with Bursyuk and King getting the assists. Austria would outshoot the UK 28 to 24 in the game and Berger would pick up his second win by making 22 saves. Kinsler and Wachter each had 5 shots to lead Austria while Vader had 7 hits and Bursyuk blocked two shots.

Game 7 – Norway vs Austria – Austria would score just 16 seconds into the game as Kinsler netted his third with Pellegrino and Malkin getting the assists. However, Norway would tie the game 42 seconds later on a goal from Falk and then take the lead a couple of minutes later on a goal from Wollker. Johnson would add another goal later in the period for Norway as the went up 3 to 1 at the end of the first period. Falk would score the only goal of the second period with his second of the game to put Norway in control by a score of 4 to 2 going into the final period. Austria would score a late power play goal by Kinsler, his second goal of the game, to make the final score 4 to 2 in favor of Norway and end Austria’s two game winning streak. Pellegrino and King assisted on the goals. Norway outshot Austria 32 to 24 in the game while Berger made 13 saves on 17 shots and was pulled in favor of St. Pierre who stopped all 15 shots he faced. Kinsler led the team with 7 shots, Wachter had 4 hits and Malkin blocked 3 shots in the loss.

Game 8 – Austria vs Latvia – Neither team was able to score in the first period as Austria outshot Latvia 9 to 8. Latvia would take a 1-0 with just 11 seconds left in the second period as Gagner netted his second of the tournament even though Latvia was outshot by Austria 12 to 4 in the period. Malkin would tie the game for Austria with just over a minute left in the third period with his second to send the game into overtime. Wachter and Kinsler assisted on the goal. Latvia crushed Austria 19 to 4 in shots in the third period and Latvia got the only shot on goal in overtime as well, but Berger stopped all 20 he faced in the third and overtime periods. Flood would stop all three Austrian attempts in the shootout round while Berger would stop the first Latvian, the second one missed the net, but Hamilton then scored giving Latvia the two points and the win by a score of 2-1. Berger stopped 31 out of 32 shots he faced in the game. King led the Austrians in shots with 5, Wachter had 4 hits and four players each blocked two shots a piece in the loss for Austria.

Game 9 – Sweden vs Austria – Austria needed a win to keep alive any hopes of reaching the medal round but the Swedes would have none of that this time around as they revenged their early 4-0 loss to Austria by defeating them 4-0 this time around. Karlsson scored the first two goals for Sweden, one in the first period and the next one early in the second. Lloren would add another second period goal and Lundberg would score late in the third for the four Sweden goals. Sweden outshot Austria 28 to 21 in the game as Berger made 24 saves in the loss which eliminated Austria from the medal rounds.

Game 10 – Austria vs United Kingdom – Austria would come right again like they have a couple times in the round robin and score a goal early in the game. This game would start no different as Kinsler scored his 5th just 29 seconds into the game to give Austria a quick 1-0 lead. Pellegrino and Wachter assisted on the goal. The UK would get a goal a little more than halfway through the first period to tie the game at 1-1 and that is how the period ended with the UK outshooting Austria 13 to 11. Kinsler would score the last goal of the game just before the halfway point of the second period, his second of the game and 6th overall, to give Austria a 2 to 1 win in the last game of the round robin. Pellegrino would get the only assist on the goal. The UK would outshoot Austria 27 to 24 in the game and Berger would stop 26 of those UK shots to pick up his 3rd win of the tournament. Pellegrino and Kinsler each had 5 shots on goal to lead Austria while Vader had four hits and Cahill blocked two shots.

In the 10 games of the round robin, Austria finished with a 3-6-1 record which was good for 10 points. They only scored 19 goals while giving up 29 for a goal difference of -10. The 19 goals tied them for last in the tournament while the goals against was tied for 9th. Austria’s special teams were both right around league average and both were 6th out of the 12 countries. Austria was 10th in shots for and 6th best in shots against. Austria was third best in taking the least amount of penalties while being only 10th best in dishing out hits. Austria swept the UK, split with Sweden, lost in a shootout to Latvia, but were swept by USA and Norway.

Announcement:

Austria was lucky enough to get Kelowna winger, Alex Light, to transfer to us from Canada after a some solid conversations. He is a 6’ 1”, 200 lb winger who has strengths in scoring, puck handling and skating while his weakness in is checking. He started out on Austria’s 3rd line this IIHF season and saw some action on the power play as well. He will be spending another year in the minors as of last report before getting the call up to the SHL. He did score two goals in his first IIHF tournament for Austria as well.

Austrian SMJHLers from Season 31:

Jon Ross – Vancouver Whalers – ross led the Whalers in goals with 21 and points with 45 while being tied for first in assists with 24. He was a +11, with 2 penalty minutes, 20 hits, 139 shots, 10 shot blocks and a shooting percentage of 15.1%. He also had 6 game winning goals, 2 game tying goals and won over 51% of the face offs he took. Ross has been called up to Hamilton in S32 and is helping to lead their youth movement. He has 4 goals and 5 assists in 20 games while getting about 20 minutes per game for the Steelhawks.

Alex Light – Kelowna Knights – Light was second on the team in points with 54 but led the Knights in goals with 26 while chipping in 28 assists. He was a +17, with 18 penalty minutes, 53 hits, 239 shots and 17 shot blocks and a 11% shooting percentage. He had 3 game winning goals and 2 game tying goals while averaging just over a point per 20 minutes played. He is continuing his SMJHL career by tying to lead Kelowna to another conference title. He currently leads the Knights in goals and points with 14 and 30 respectively in 21 games played.

Cara Hohenberg – Kelowna Knights – Hohenberg led the Knights in points with 61 and assists with 43 while scoring 18 goals from her defensive position. She was a +18 with 18 penalty minutes, 41 hits, 144 shots and 68 shot blocks with a 12.5% shooting percentage while averaging 24 minutes per game. She had 5 game winning goals, 1 game tying goal and averaged just over one point per 20 minutes. She will also be staying down another season with Kelowna. She is currently third on the team in points with 22.

Sepp Reiter – Halifax Raiders – Reiter was a first year player for the Raiders and contributed 6 goals, 10 assists for 16 points on the season. He was a +8 with no penalty minutes, 5 hits, 63 shots, 2 shot blocks and a had a shooting percentage just under 10% while getting a little more than 13 minutes per game. He also had one game winning goal. He is already having a great SMJHL season this year by averaging almost a point per game for the Raiders.

Brennan Kennedy – Montreal Militia – Kennedy tied for the most goals on the Militia last season with 18 while getting 12 assists for 30 total points which was tied for third highest on the team. He was a -17 with 47 penalty minutes, 103 hits, 109 shots and 13 blocked shots in nearly 22 minutes per game. He also had a nice shooting percentage of 16.5% on the season. He chipped in with 3 game winning goals and 1 game tying goal on the season. He has made the jump to the SHL this season with Hamilton and along with Ross is leading their youthful rebuild. Kennedy is seeing about 16 minutes of ice time per game and has chipped in with 6 goals and 4 assists so far in 20 games.

Ryan Vas – Montreal Militia – Vas has 7 goals and 23 assists for 30 points which tied Kennedy for the third highest on Montreal. He was also a -17 with 22 penalty minutes, 27 hits, 76 shots and 62 shot blocks along with a 9.2% shooting percentage. He did have one game winning goal and averaged over 22 minutes per game. He will be playing another season in the SMJHL and has 9 points in 22 games so far for the second place Militia. Vas had 9 points in 22 games for the Militia.

Austrians in the SHL last season:

Liam Kinsler – Texas Renegades – Kinsler is the all time leading scorer in Austrian history and is one point away from 100 in his international career. He had 15 goals and 20 assists last season for Texas. He was a -3 with 122 hits, 144 shots, 8 shot blocks, a shooting percentage of 10.4% in nearly 22 minutes per game. He won over 50% of the face offs he took, had one game tying goal and a 0.65 points per 20 minutes played. He is bouncing back nice this season with 19 points in 21 games.

Alexander Charlyb’y – Texas Renegades – Staying in Texas, Charlyb’y had 6 goals and 7 assists for 13 points in a third line role for the Renegades. He was a -2 with 6 penalty minutes, 33 hits, 50 shots and 3 shot blocks. He did have a 12% shooting percentage but his bread and butter is all about the face off circle and he won 57.5% of the faceoffs he took last season which was #1 in the whole league. He did have 2 game winning goals as well and played about 17 minutes per game including some time on the penalty killing units. He has 5 points so far this season and is currently above 57% on his faceoff wins.

Don Pellegrino – :admirals: Portland Admirals :admirals: – Pellegrino led Portland in goals with 25 and points with 51 after being traded from Hamilton in the off season I believe. He also had 26 assists which was 3rd on the team. He was a -4 for the Admirals with no penalty minutes, 9 hits, 244 shots, 23 shot blocks and a 10.3% shooting percentage. He had four game winning goals, 1 game tying goal, played just over 20 minutes per game and average just over a point per 20 minutes played. Portland traded him in the off season to Winnipeg where he has 12 points in 20 games so far.

Maximillan Wachter – :admirals: Portland Admirals :admirals: – Wachter was 4th on Portland last season with 39 points and second on the team in goals with 17 and added 22 assists. He was a -5 with 56 penalty minutes, 184 hits which was tops on the team, 152 shots, 5 shot blocks and a 11.2% shooting percentage. He averaged just under 20 minutes per game and had one game winning and one game tying goal. He was also traded after the season was over to the other expansion team, Buffalo, where he currently has 13 points in 20 games.

Nicholas Flamel – Toronto North Stars – Flamel only played just above 16 minutes per game last season and only scored 5 goals and 9 assists for 14 points. He was a -2 with 10 penalty minutes, 40 hits, 86 shots and 11 shot blocks while have a shooting percentage just under six percent. 4 out of his 5 goals were game winning goals however, so he made his scoring count when he scored. He already has 12 points in 20 games this season and is playing a couple more minutes per game as well.

Thomas King – Toronto North Stars – The original Austrian played about 16 minutes per game last season for Toronto as well but had 13 goals and 8 assists for 21 points while being a -2. He had 19 penalty minutes, 36 hits, 92 shots, 5 shot blocks and a 14% shooting percentage to go along with 3 game winning goals. King has decided that this is his last season in the SHL, so he is playing one last season with Toronto and has 2 goals and 1 assist in 20 games.

Pavel Bursyuk – Seattle Riot – Pavel’s career is regressing down as well but still played about 21 minutes per game for the riot last season and had 10 goals and 22 assists for 32 points on the season. He was a +14 and had no penalty minutes. He only dished out 2 hits, but took 144 shots and blocked 20 shots. His shooting percentage was just a hair under 7% for the season. He did have 3 game winning goals and one game tying goal. So far this season, he is currently third on the Riot with 14 points in 20 games.

Johnny Cahill – Los Angeles Panthers – Cahill had a real breakout season for the Panthers last year as he had 32 points on 5 goals and 27 assists. He was a -9 though with 46 penalty minutes, 100 hits, 84 shot blocks, played on both the power play and penalty killing units and had around a 14% shooting percentage in about 23 minutes per game. He once again is having a nice season this year with 15 points in 21 games and is a +12 already on the season helping the Panthers to the best record in the league.

Hunky Monkey – Calgary Dragons – Monkey came up to Calgary for his rookie season in the SHL and only played about 4 minutes per game and chipped in with 2 assists across the 50 game schedule. He was a +3 with 4 hits and 4 shots. He is playing about 7 minutes per game this season and already has 3 assists being his total from last season and is a +4.

Brandon Pomery – New England Wolfpack – Pomery is coming off of his second straight SHL championship season with the Wolfpack. Last season, he had 8 goals and 21 assists for 29 points as the second highest scoring defensemen on the team. He was a +16 with 18 penalty minutes, 58 hits, 76 shots and 43 shot blocks. His shooting percentage was just over 10% at 10.5%. He played about 18 minutes per game and was mainly used on the power play unit and saw a little bit of penalty killing time. His scoring has dipped a little bit this season as he has only 5 points in 21 games so far while average about a minute less per game.

Marc-Andre Malkin – Hamilton Steelhawks – Malkin had a breakout season last year as he saw a ton of ice time at nearly 27 minutes per game for Hamilton. He was second on the team in assists with 28 and points with 35 while scoring 7 goals, 5 of which came on the power play. He was a -21 though on a bad Hamilton team. Not much of a hitter with 22 hits, but took 104 shots and blocked 109 shots which was top 10 in the league. His shooting percentage was 6.7%. He did also score one shorthanded goal which means he only scored one even strength goal all season long. During the offseason, he was traded to Los Angeles where he currently has 5 goals and 12 assists for 17 points in 21 games.

Lord Vader – Texas Renegades – Vader had another quiet season for Texas with 5 goals and 19 assists for 24 points while being a -8 in nearly 28 minutes played per game. He had 66 minutes in penalties, dished out 158 hits and blocked 70 shots. His shooting percentage was around 10.4% as he almost averaged a shot per game. He saw time on both the power play and penalty killing units. This season, he has 2 goals and 10 assists in 21 games in 21 minutes per game and has won both of his fights so far this season.

Lukas Berger – Winnipeg Jets – Berger had a tough season in Winnipeg last year with only 11 wins in 44 games to go along 27 losses and 6 overtime losses. He had a .895 save percentage and an 3.32 goals against average and 2 shutouts. So far this season, he is currently 6-9-5 with a .884 save percentage and a 2.96 goals against. He does have one shutout and has played in all 20 games so far for the Jets.

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season 32 recap:

Game 1 – Finland vs Austria

Austria jumped all over the Fins in the first period of the game as Ross scored just 39 seconds into the game and then Bursyuk and King added goals later in the period as Austria was up 3-0. They also outshot Finland 24 to 7 in the period. Finland would not go away though as they scored the first two goals of the second period to cut the lead to 3 to 2 as Wartooth and Onoprienko netted the goals. However, bursyuk scored his second of the game to push the lead to 4 to 2 heading into the third period. Austria outshot Finland 18 to 9. In the third, Kennedy put Austria up 5 to 2 with his first before Aumeisters closed out the scoring for Finland to make the final score 5 to 3 in favor of Austria. Austria outshot Finland 11 to 7 in the period and 53 to 23 in the game. Berger made 20 saves in picking up the win. Bursyuk added an assist for a three point game while Ross had a goal and an assist. Pellegrino had 13 shots to lead Austria while vader had four hits and Hohenberg and Cahill each had two shot blocks.

Game 2 – Austria vs Finland
In the second game of the back to back against the Fins, Ross opened up the scoring again in the first period with his second of the tourney but five minutes later, Finland would tie the score on a goal by Linna as the first period ended in a 1-1 tie. Austria outshot Finland 11 to 10 in the period. The teams exchanged goals again in the second period as King scored his second for Austria and Ruutu scored the Finland goal. Austria outshot the Fins 12 to 8 in the second period as the game went into the third tied at 2-2. Kennedy scored his second goal of the tourney to put Austria up early in the period and then Wachter scored his first late in the game on the power play for a 4 to 2 Austria lead. However, Finland would score just 36 seconds later to cut the lead to 4 to 3, but would not get the tying goal as Austria held on 4 to 3. Austria outshot Finland 13 to 7 in the period and 36 to 25 in the game. Berger would make 22 saves in picking up his second win. Kennedy and Ross each had a goal and an assist to lead the Austrians. Pellegrino had 6 shots, Charlyb’y, Cahill and Wachter each had four hits and Cahill had two shot blocks to lead the team.

Game 3 – Canada vs Austria
Austria would score first for the third straight game as Kinsler got his first of the tourney but Canada would tie the game just four minutes later as Stamkos Jr got the goal and the game went into the second period tied at 1-1. Austria would outshoot Canada 18 to 5 in the period but couldn’t come away with the lead. Kinsler would get his second of the game to put Austria up 2 to 1 early in the second period, but Canada would come right back and tie it on a goal by Wert. Toward the end of the period, Stamkos Jr would give Canada a 3 to 2 lead going into the final period with his second of the game as Canada outshot Austria 9 to 7 in that period. With about eight minutes left in the game, Bursyuk would tie the game for Austria at 3-3 with his third of the tourney, but just three minutes later and on the power play, Canada would get the game winning goal off of the stick of boychuk as the final score was 4 to 3 in favor of Canada. Canada would crush Austria in shots 23 to 10 in the period and outshoot Austria 37 to 35 in the game. Berger made 33 saves in taking the loss. Kinsler had two goals and Pellegrino had two assists while bursyuk led the team in shots with 7, Wachter had 8 hits and three players each had two shot blocks a piece.

Game 4 – Austria vs Canada
All of the scoring from this game came in the first period and both goals came off of the sticks of Austrians as Malkin scored his first of the tourney with about 6 minutes left in the period and then Charlyb’y scored just two minutes later as the final score of the game was 2 to 0. Canada did outshoot Austria 26 to 24, but berger was big in net stopping all 26 shots he faced. Bursyuk led the team in shots with 5 while Wachter had two hits and Malkin had three shot blocks.

Game 5 – Austria vs UK
For the first time in the tourney, Austria gave up the first goal as Windsor scored early in the game on the power play, but Austria would tie it late in the period with a power play goal of their own off of the stick of Pellegrino, his first of the tourney. The UK would outshoot Austria 10 to 6 in the period. The UK broke the game open in the second period by outscoring Austria 3 to 0 – Silverwing got the first goal and the third goal while Burch scored the second. Austria would actually outshoot the UK 12 to 9 in the period. Renninger would push the UK lead to 5 to 1 with a goal just over two minutes into the third period, but Kinsler would get one back just two minutes later to make it 5 to 2 with his third of the tourney. Both teams would add one more goal each as Pedersen scored for the UK and King for Austria to make the final score 6 to 3. The UK would outshoot Austria 12 to 10 in the period and 31 to 28 in the game. Berger made 14 saves on 18 shots before being pulled for St. Pierre who stopped 11 of 13 shots. Kinsler and King each had a goal and an assist while Vader had two assists in the loss.

Game 6 – Austria vs Sweden
The teams would combine for five goals in the first period as Austria would get the first and last, but Sweden would score three straight in the middle. Wachter scored his second of the tourney for Austria first, but then Sweden got goals from Karlsson, Benson and Rudd before Charlyb’y netted his second for Austria with just six seconds left in the period. Sweden outshot Austria 12 to 6 in the period. Kinsler would tie the game at 3-3 just 10 seconds into the second period with his 4th of the tourney as neither country would score the rest of the second period or third period as the game went into overtime. Austria outshot Sweden in both periods as well – 16 to 2 in the second and 12 to 9 in the third. Both teams only got one shot in overtime and neither would score as the game went into a shootout. Both first shooters were stopped. Austria’s second shooter was stopped and then Eriksson scored for Sweden while Austria’s last shooter did not score and Sweden won the game 4 to 3 in a shootout. Berger made 21 saves as his record fell to 3-2-1 in the tourney. Wachter had a goal and an assist in the loss for Austria.

Game 7 – Sweden vs Austria
In the return match, neither team scored in the first period as Austria outshot Sweden 7 to 5. Austria would score the only goal of the second period as Pomery netted his first of the tourney to give Austria a 1-0 lead. Sweden would outshoot Austria 8 to 7 in the second period. Austria would add to their lead with the first two goals of the third period as Kennedy scored his third and then with about ten minutes left in the game, Pellegrino added his second. Sweden would get one goal back, but it would be the last goal of the game as Lloren scored to make the final score 3 to 1 in favor of Austria. Sweden would outshoot Austria 13 to 4 in the third period and 26 to 18 in the game. Berger made 25 saves in picking up his 4th win of the season. Pellegrino had a goal and an assist while Wachter chipped in with two assists in the win.

Game 8 – UK vs Austria
Tsujimoto scored the only goal of the first period as the UK took a 1-0 lead into the second period as they also outshot the Austrians 9 to 5 in the period. The UK would add the first two goals of the second period as Leclerc scored and then Burch shortly before the halfway point of the second period. Kennedy would score just 24 seconds after the last UK goal to cut it their lead to 3 to 1. It was his fourth of the tourney. Pellegrino scored his third late in the second period as Austria cut the UK lead to just one at 3 to 2 going into the final period. The UK outshot the Austrians 13 to 5 in that period. Even though Austria outshot the UK 8 to 4 in the final period, neither team was able to score as the UK hung on for a 3 to 2 win and outshot the Austrians 26 to 18 in the process. Berger made 23 saves as his record fell to 4-3-1 in the tourney.

Game 9 – Austria vs Latvia
The two countries exchanged goals within two minutes of each other in the first period as Austria scored first on a goal by Wachter, his third, and then Latvia got a goal from Pettyfer to tie it. Austria outshot Latvia 7 to 6 in the first period. Pomery would score the only goal of the second period to give Austria a 2 to 1 lead heading into the third period. It was his second goal of the tourney and Austria outshot the Latvians 12 to 5 in the period. Austria would get a power play chance about halfway through the third period and Flamel would cash in with his first of the tourney to make it a 3 to 1 lead. However, Latvia would close to within one with about five minutes left in the game as Sarone score, but the Austrians would not let in another goal and hold on for a one goal win at 3 to 2 and clinch a spot in the medal rounds. Austria would outshoot Latvia 26 to 19 in the game as Berger picked up his 5th win by making 17 saves. Wachter had a goal and an assist in the win while Kinsler had two assists.

Game 10 – Latvia vs Austria
Latvia would jump out to a quick start in the first period with two goals just 40 seconds apart as Daugavins and Hamilton scored to make it 2 to 0. Those would be the only two goals of the first period as Latvia outshot Austria 14 to 5. Austria would get a power play chance shortly after the halfway point of the second period and King would score his 4th to cut the lead to 2 to 1. However, Latvia would get a late power play chance themselves in the second period and Johnson would score his 3rd to put Latvia back up by a two goal margin at 3 to 1. Austria would outshoot Latvia 16 to 7 in the second period but still couldn’t close the gap to less than two goals heading into the third period. Austria could only muster 6 shots in the third period to Latvia’s 5 and neither country would score as Latvia held on for the 3 to 1 win even though they were outshot by Austria 27 to 26. Berger made 23 saves as his record was 5-4-1 in the round robin portion of the tourney.

Kinsler, Pellegrino and Vader each had nine points to lead Austria in the tournament. Kinsler, King and Kennedy each had four goals to lead their country while Vader had nine assists. Berger went 5-4-1 with a 2.68 GAA, .896 save percentage and one shutout in goal.

Medal Round Matchup -- #4 Austria vs #1 Germany

With a loss in their last round robin game, Austria dropped to 4th in their group and had to face off against the #1 Germans from the other group.
The first period was very defensive and boring to be quite honest as the teams combined for just seven shots on goal – four by Germany and three by Austria, but neither team was able to score in the period. Austria even had a power play chance in the period but could not score. Much of the same in the second period but with a little more shots as Germany had 9 shots on goal while Austria had 8, but once again neither country could score as the game went into the third period tied at 0-0. Germany did have a power play chance in the second but did not score either. Vader took an interference call early in the third period and Scholz would cash in on the power play just over two minutes into the period to give Germany a 1-0 lead. Austria did outshoot Germany 11 to 8 in the period, but the Germans added a late empty net goal to seal the deal and win the matchup 2 to 0 en route to their gold medal. Berger made 19 saves on 20 shots, but Haas was just one better with the shutout.

From their performance in the round robin and then losing to Germany in the first round of the medal round, Austria was able to move up 4 spots in the world rankings from #11 overall to #7 as they passed up countries like Norway, Canada, Finland and the Czechs.

S33 season recap for SMJHL’ers playing for Austria:

Sepp Reiter – Halifax Raiders – Reiter had a huge season for the Raiders as he led the team in goals with 28, assists with 32 and points with 60. He was also a +20 with 18 penalty minutes, 43 hits, 221 shots, 13 shot blocks and a 12.7% shooting percentage while averaging just over 23 minutes per game. His goals and points were also tops in the SMJHL. He helped to lead Halifax to a first place finish in their conference in the the SMJHL.

S33 season recap for SHL’ers playing for Austria:

Maximillian Wachter – Buffalo Stampede – Wachter scored 11 goals and had 31 assists for 42 points to rank third on the Stampede and helped to lead them to their first ever playoff birth since they came into the SHL. He was a -2 on the season with 82 penalty minutes, 186 hits, 191 shots, 17 shot blocks and a 6% shooting percentage. He played over 23 minutes per game and saw action on both the power play and penalty killing units. He had three game winning goals and averaged .72 points per 20 minutes while being named a top 3 star of the game 9 times through the course of the season.

Hunky Monkey – Calgary Dragons – Monkey continued his improved play over the course of the previous season as he scored two goals and had three assists for five points while playing about 10 minutes game on the blue line for the dragons. He was a +4 with 18 penalty minutes, 35 hits, 5 shots and 23 shot blocks. He had a shooting percentage of 40%!!. He did not see anytime on the power play and saw very little action on the penalty kill. One of his two goals was also a game winning goal.

Ryan Vas – Edmonton Blizzard – Vas was traded from the New England organization to Edmonton and in his rookie season with the Blizzard, Vas delivered 5 goals and 11 assists for 16 points from the blueline as he was the 4th highest scoring dman on the team. He was a +1 with 22 penalty minutes, 63 hits, 46 shots and 50 shot blocks. He played nearly 23 minutes per game in a top 4 role for the blizzard. He also had a shooting percentage around 11%. He also did play a lot of power play time and did see some penalty killing time as well even though Edmonton did not take a lot of penalties. Vas did have one game winning goal as well.

Jon Ross – Hamilton Steelhawks – In his second season in the SHL, Ross scored 11 goals, had 27 assists and 38 points for Hamilton. His 27 assists were tops on the team and his 38 points placed him second. He was a -4 with 34 penalty minutes, 39 hits, 136 shots, 6 shot blocks and played about 22 minutes per game. He had a shooting percentage of 8% and played a ton of power play time while seeing some action as a penalty killer. He had two game winning goals, won about 49% of his face offs as the number one center for the Steelhawks and was named a top 3 star of the game 5 times.

Brennan Kennedy – Hamilton Steelhawks – Also in his second season in the SHL, Kennedy played on the third and fourth lines for Hamilton and had 15 goals and 15 assists for 30 points while seeing just over 21 minutes per game. He was a -4 on the season with 42 penalty minutes, 101 hits, 127 shots and 5 shot blocks with a 12% shooting percentage. He also played significant time on the power play for Hamilton while seeing a little bit of penalty killing duties. He did also have 2 game winning goals and a game tying goal while being named a top 3 star 7 times during the course of the season.

Marc-Andre Malkin – Los Angeles Panthers (now of Portland) – Malkin had a nice campaign for the Panthers as he scored 10 goals from the blueline which was tops among Panther defensemen and had 27 assists for 37 points which was also second among dmen on the Panthers. He was a +13 while taking only 5 minutes in penalties which was a fight none the less. He only dished out 3 hits while taking 94 shots and had 56 shot blocks. He nearly had a shooting percentage of 11% on the season. Six of his goals came on the power play which led the Panthers and was also a key penalty killer. He only had one game winning goal and was named a top 3 star just twice on the season. As of this writing, he was recently traded to Portland after signing a two year, 10 million dollar contract with the Panthers. Los Angeles not only got one first rounder back for him, but two.

Johnny Cahill – Los Angeles Panthers – Another defensemen for the Panthers, Cahill registered one goal and 21 assists for 22 points on the season to go along with an even plus/minus rating. He had 77 penalty minutes, 99 hits, just 9 shots on goal and 75 shot blocks in just under 21 minutes per game. He did not see any power play time but logged a decent amount of penalty killing time. His one goal was also a game winning goal and earned three top 3 stars of the game.

Cara Hohenberg – New England Wolfpack – In her rookie season, Hohenberg had 4 goals and 15 assists for 19 points and a real nice +17 on the season. She did show a little physical play with 40 hits and had 26 shot blocks in just about 16 minutes per game. She fired 39 shots on goal and had a shooting percentage just over 10%. She also only had 12 penalty minutes and although she did not see any penalty killing time, she did record three points on the power play in limited action. 2 out of her 4 goals were game winning goals, so when she scored, she made them count and earned three top 3 stars of the game.

Pavel Bursyuk – Seattle Riot – Pavel scored 15 goals and had 15 assists for 30 points for the Riot which placed him in a tie for 4th overall on the team. He was a +6 on the season with 18 penalty minutes, 21 hits, 144 shots, 9 shot blocks and had a shooting percentage just over 10% on the season. He still played about 20 minutes per game on the season. He did play on both special team units as he had 3 points on the power play and recorded one assist in a penalty killing role. He had one game winning goal and three game tying goals and was named a top 3 star of the game six times during the season.

Lord Vader – Texas Renegades – Vader enjoyed his best offensive season as a SHL professional even though he was built as a defensive dman with a 39 point performance which was third highest on the Renegades. His 37 assists led the Renegades as well. He also added two goals on the season. He was a +5 to lead texas and his 112 penalty minutes were also tops on the team. He dished out 140 hits which was second highest and took 56 shots. His 80 blocked shots also led Texas as he averaged close to 25 minutes per game. He played a significant role on the power play unit and had 9 assists on the power play while almost half of his shots came with the man advantage. He also played a big role on the penalty killing units as well. He was named the top three players of the game three times during the course of the season. Vader just resigned a 4 year, 20 million dollar deal with Texas after using his player option to stay with the team.

Liam Kinsler – Texas Renegades – Kinsler was 6th on the team in points with 33 on 17 goals and 16 assists. His 17 goals ranked him third on the Renegades. He was just a -3 on the season with 24 penalty minutes, 66 hits, 166 shots and 13 shot blocks. He averaged just over 21 minutes per game. He also did see a lot of power play and penalty killing action. His goals were very clutch on the season as he had 5 game winning goals and 4 game tying goals and was named the top 3 player of the game 7 times during the season. He still saw first line action during the season but played more wing this season as he has played in the past.

Alexander Charlyb’y – Texas Renegades – Alexander still played an active role on the Renegades as a third line center and contributed 4 goals and 8 assists for 12 points. He was a -5 on the season with 27 penalty minutes, 65 hits, 48 shots and 6 shot blocks in just under 15 minutes per game. He received very little time on the power play and penalty killing units. He has always made a name for himself in the faceoff circle and this season was no different as he won nearly 55% of the 800 faceoffs he took during the season.

Nicholas Flamel – Toronto North Stars – Flamel played second and fourth line duties for the North Stars this past season and had 6 goals and 10 assists for 16 points in just under 19 minutes per game. He was also a -10 on the season with 16 penalty minutes, 33 hits, 85 shots and 3 blocked shots. 7 out of his 16 points came on the power play though and two of his goals were game winners.

Alex Light – West Kendall Platoon – In his rookie season with the Platoon, Light played nearly 19 minutes per game on the third and fourth lines and had 9 goals and 7 assists for 16 points. He was a -5 on the season with 15 penalty minutes, 31 hits, 113 shots and 2 shot blocks. He had a shooting percentage of just under 8%. 4 out of his 16 points came on the power play but he did not see much penalty killing time in his first season. He did have three game winning goals and one game tying goal and was named the number one star of the game three times and the third star once. He is going to bring some much needed scoring to Austrians with his updated stats.

Don Pellegrino – Winnipeg Jets – Pellegrino was third on the Jets this season with 47 points while tying for the team lead with 22 goals. He also had 25 assists while being a -8 on the season in nearly 23 minutes per game. He had 67 hits, 186 shots, 5 shot blocks and a shooting percentage just under 12% for the Jets. Only 7 of his points came on the power play and he did not play on the penalty killing units. Three of his goals were game winners while he had one game tying goal and he was named a top 3 player of the game 10 times during the season.

Lukas Berger – Winnipeg Jets – last and certainly not least in the player recaps, is Jets and all-time best Austrian goalie ever, Lukas Berger. Berger had a regular season record of 25-16-3 on the season with a 3.00 GAA and a save percentage of .895. He did record one shutout on the season and even had four penalty minutes. He was a top 3 player of the game 6 times during the season and had a penalty shot save percentage of just over 82%. He faced the 7th most shots in the league while playing the second most minutes out of any goalie.

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[S58] #A-Rye Izzy || D || CGY || #Killowna || 1438 TPE 
Born: S39
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 188 lbs
Number: 86
Position: Hybrid Defender
Birth Place: Vienna, Austria
Residence: Toronto, Canada
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SHL Regular Season Statistics:
S60| CGY | GP 66| G: 11| A: 15| P: 26| H: 57 | BK: 85| +15 | PPP: 00
S61| CGY | GP 66| G: 05| A: 15| P: 20| H: 64 | BK: 96| +06 | PPP: 00
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SMJHL Regular Season Statistics:
S57| KEL| GP 66| G: 05| A: 13| P: 18| H: 57| BK: 27| -01| PPP: 00
S58| KEL| GP 63| G: 08| A: 23| P: 31| H: 51| BK: 30| +20| PPP: 02
S59| KEL| GP 66| G: 13| A: 22| P: 35| H: 74| BK: 64| +30| PPP: 01
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SMJHL Post Season Statistics:
S57| KEL| GP 07| G: 00| A: 00| P: 00| H: 03| BK: 02| -01| PPP: 00
S58| KEL| GP 12| G: 01| A: 04| P: 05| H: 05| BK: 04| -04| PPP: 00
S59| KEL| GP 17| G: 06| A: 05| P: 11| H: 22| BK: 10| +11| PPP: 01
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Drafts:
S34 - SMJHL: Drafted 5th overall by Kelowna
S35 - SHL: Auto Drafted by Calgary
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Timeline:
S57 - Youngest player drafted in league history.
S58 - Named Alternate Captain of the Kelowna Knights
S58 - Won Silver Medal with DACH in the WJC
S59 - Named Captain of the Kelowna Knights
S59 - Won Gold Medal with DACH in the WJC
S59 - Kelowna wins 4-Star Cup Championship




Mike Izzy || S34-55 || HOF || TPE Max: 2207 || Cups: 3 
Alias: the Augment
Born: 9/4/1995
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 228 lbs
Number: 19
Birth Place: Whitby, Ontario
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SHL Regular Season Statistics:
S55| CGY| GP 50| G: 14| A: 12| P: 26| H: 154| BK: 28| +23| SHT: 149
S54| CGY| GP 50| G: 21| A: 19| P: 40| H: 108| BK: 28| -05 | SHT: 144
S53| CGY| GP 50| G: 17| A: 23| P: 40| H: 185| BK: 13| +11| SHT: 152
S52| CGY| GP 50| G: 17| A: 21| P: 38| H: 196| BK: 19| +11| SHT: 199
S51| CGY| GP 50| G: 14| A: 23| P: 37| H: 227| BK: 18|  -05| SHT: 166
S50| CGY| GP 50| G: 18| A: 33| P: 51| H: 186| BK: 20| +16| SHT: 185
S49| CGY| GP 50| G: 29| A: 24| P: 53| H: 174| BK: 11| +24| SHT: 177
S48| CGY| GP 50| G: 21| A: 29| P: 50| H: 220| BK: 15| +10| SHT: 196
S47| CGY| GP 50| G: 20| A: 30| P: 50| H: 208| BK: 26| +18| SHT: 193
S46| CGY| GP 50| G: 22| A: 28| P: 50| H: 218| BK: 19| +05| SHT: 252
S45| CGY| GP 50| G: 15| A: 26| P: 41| H: 216| BK: 14|  -03| SHT: 216
S44| CGY| GP 50| G: 19| A: 33| P: 52| H: 180| BK: 10| +15| SHT: 206
S43| CGY| GP 50| G: 21| A: 27| P: 48| H: 198| BK: 10| +04| SHT: 214
S42| CGY| GP 50| G: 26| A: 26| P: 52| H: 176| BK: 17| +11| SHT: 213
S41| CGY| GP 50| G: 20| A: 25| P: 45| H: 190| BK: 13| - 05| SHT: 208
S40| CGY| GP 50| G: 20| A: 20| P: 40| H: 200| BK: 16| +10| SHT: 193
S39| CGY| GP 50| G: 24| A: 24| P: 48| H: 209| BK: 05| +23| SHT: 178
S38| CGY| GP 50| G: 15| A: 16| P: 31| H: 192| BK: 07| +09| SHT: 124
S37| CGY| GP 50| G: 07| A: 09| P: 16| H: 149| BK: 04| +06| SHT: 071
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SHL Playoff Statistics:
S37| CGY| GP 07| G: 00| A: 00| P: 00| H: 17|: -07| SHT: 40| PIM: 02
S38| CGY| GP 18| G: 06| A: 01| P: 07| H: 65|: -04| SHT: 67| PIM: 28
S39| CGY| GP 04| G: 00| A: 00| P: 00| H: 11|: -04| SHT: 08| PIM: 06
S40| CGY| GP 19| G: 06| A: 11| P: 17| H: 50|: +02|SHT: 37| PIM: 12
S41| CGY| GP 06| G: 01| A: 03| P: 04| H: 32|: -04| SHT: 12| PIM: 16
S42| CGY| GP 14| G: 14| A: 10| P: 24| H: 70|: +11|SHT: 85| PIM: 19
S43| CGY| GP 06| G: 02| A: 00| P: 02| H: 18|: +01|SHT: 24| PIM: 00
S44| CGY| GP 05| G: 01| A: 03| P: 04| H: 21|:  -02|SHT: 23| PIM: 04
S46| CGY| GP 10| G: 06| A: 06| P: 12| H: 49|: +03|SHT: 35| PIM: 27
S47| CGY| GP 10| G: 06| A: 06| P: 12| H: 49|: +03|SHT: 35| PIM: 27
S48| CGY| GP 11| G: 04| A: 06| P: 10| H: 47|: +01|SHT: 55| PIM: 10
S49| CGY| GP 07| G: 03| A: 06| P: 09| H: 29| : -01| SHT: 32| PIM: 04
S50| CGY| GP 20| G: 16| A: 16| P: 32| H: 68| :+21| SHT: 88| PIM: 28
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SMJHL Regular Season Statistics:
S34| KEL| GP 50| G: 10| A: 09| P: 19| : +19| PIM: 38| H: 107|
S35| KEL| GP 50| G: 17| A: 16| P: 33| : -10| PIM: 58| H: 145|
S36| KEL| GP 50| G: 18| A: 17| P: 35| : +04| PIM: 58| H: 130|
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SMJHL Playoff Statistics:
S34| KEL| GP: 06| G: 2| A: 4| P: 6| : +5| PIM: 02| H: 17|
S35| KEL| GP: 12| G: 5| A: 3| P: 8| :  +2| PIM: 12| H: 31|
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International Hockey Statistics (IIHF):
S36| AUT| GP 11| G: 2| A: 2| P: 04| : +1| PIM: 12| H: 22| SOG: 16
S37| AUT| GP 11| G: 3| A: 1| P: 04| :  -6| PIM: 06| H: 51| SOG: 25
S38| AUT| GP 10| G: 3| A: 4| P: 07| : +7| PIM: 06| H: 40| SOG: 32
S39| AUT| GP 11| G: 2| A: 3| P: 05| : -04| PIM: 06| H: 36|SOG: 38
S40| AUT| GP 12| G: 4| A: 2| P: 05| : -04| PIM: 14| H: 43|SOG: 47
S41| AUT| GP 10| G: 5| A: 2| P: 07| : -03| PIM: 06| H: 24|SOG: 44
S42| AUT| GP 13| G: 3| A: 5| P: 08| : -01| PIM: 12| H: 26|SOG: 51
S43| AUT| GP 12| G: 6| A: 7| P: 13| : -02| PIM: 12| H: 56|SOG: 42
S44| AUT| GP 11| G: 6| A: 8| P: 14| :+06| PIM: 06| H: 48|SOG: 36
S45| AUT| GP 13| G: 7| A: 3| P: 10| :+01| PIM: 16| H: 45|SOG: 61
S46| AUT| GP 15| G:10| A:10| P:20| :+11| PIM :08| H: 58|SOG: 61
S47| AUT| GP 15| G:08| A:08| P:16| :+09| PIM :10| H: 36|SOG: 56
S47| AUT| GP 12| G:04| A:10| P:14| :+00| PIM :04| H: 33|SOG: 51
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Drafts:
S34 - SMJHL: Drafted 22nd overall by Kelowna
S35 - SHL: Drafted 4th overall by Edmonton
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Contracts:
S34 - Signed 1-yr/$2mil entry deal with Kelowna
S35 - Signed 3-yr/$1mil contract with Edmonton
S38 - Signed 2-yr/$4mil contract with Calgary
S39 - Signed 5-yr/$21mil contract extension with Calgary
S45 - Signed 2-yr/$4mil contract with Calgary
S47 - Signed 2-yr/$4mil contract with Calgary
S49 - Signed 2-yr/$6mil contract with Calgary
S51 - Signed 2-yr/$6mil contract with Calgary
S53 - Signed 2-yr/$6mil contract with Calgary
S55 - Signed 1-yr/$4mill contract with Calgary
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Awards:
S34 - Maxim Horvat Award for Kelowna's Top Rookie
S35 - Elias Armia Award for Kelowna MVP
S36 - Saku Perhonen Award for Most Exciting Player
S39 - Jesster Award for Calgary Dragons MVP
S42 - Jesster Award for Calgary Dragons MVP
S43 - Damian Littleton Trophy - Most Dedicated User
S45 - Jesster Award for Calgary Dragons MVP
S46 - IIHF’s Top Forward Award
S47 - Jeff Dar Trophy - Best 2 Way Forward
S49 - Jay McDonald Trophy - Most Goals (29)
S50 - Jesster Award for Calgary Dragons MVP
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Timeline:
S35 - Named Alternate Captain of the Kelowna Knights
S35 - Named Media Director/Head Scout of Edmonton
S36 - Named Media Director of the Calgary Dragons
S36 - Transfered from Team Canada to Team Austria
S37 - Named GM of Team Austria of the IIHF
S38 - Calgary: Western Conference Champions
S39 - Named Alternate Captain of the Calgary Dragons
S39 - SHL All Star ‘3rd Team’
S40 - Calgary: Western Conference Champions
S40 - Calgary: Challenge Cup Champions!
S41 - Named Head of the SHL Awards Committee
S42 - Calgary: Western Conference Champions
S42 - Calgary: Challenge Cup Champions!
S42 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S42 - Anton Razov Nomination (Playoff MVP)
S43 - Named head of the Player Progression Department
S43 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S43 - Damian Littleton Trophy (Most Dedicated User)
S43 - IIHF Bronze Medal Winner
S44 - SHL All Star ‘2nd Team’
S44 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S45 - #1 in the SHL in hits (216)
S45 - IIHF Bronze Medal Winner
S45 - Damian Littleton Nomination (Most Dedicated User)
S46 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S46 - Damian Littleton Nomination (Most Dedicated User)
S47 - #1 in the SHL in hits (208)
S47 - Calgary: Western Conference Champions
S47 - IIHF Bronze Medal Winner
S47 - Ranked #1 in the top 100 list for S47
S48 - 1st player ever to add 50p/200h is 3 straight years
S48 - SHL All Star ‘2nd Team’
S48 - Ranked #1 in the top 100 list for S48
S48 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S48 - 6 Jeff Dar noms is the most in SHL history for that award
S49 - Calgary: Presidents Trophy
S49 - SHL All Star ‘3rd Team’
S49 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S49 - Ron Mexico Nomination (Leagues Most valuable Player)
S49 - Calgary creates the Mike Izzy Award for (Team Sportsmanship)
S50 - Calgary: Western Conference Champions
S50 - Calgary: Challenge Cup Champions!
S50 - SHL All Star ‘3rd’ Team’
S50 - Jeff Dar Nomination (Best 2 way forward)
S50 - Anton Razov Nomination (Playoff MVP)
S51 - Named Co-GM of the Calgary Dragons
S55 - Mike Izzy became the SHL’s all time hits leader (3585)
S55 - Mike Izzy retires from the SHL
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Trades:
S36 - Traded to the Calgary Dragons
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TPE at the start of each season:
S37 - 751 TPE
S38 - 937 TPE
S39 - 1,114 TPE
S40 - 1,298 TPE
S41 - 1,465 TPE
S42 - 1,646 TPE
S42 - 1,858 TPE
S43 - 2,041 TPE
S44 - 2,109 TPE
S45 - 2,204 TPE (Final)



Coach Izzy || General Manager || CGY || S59-Present  
Overall Record: 148W, 90L, 24OTL +114
Seasons: 4
Playoffs: 4
Series Wins: 3
Challenge Cups: 0
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Regular Season Record:
S59 - 42W, 20L, 4OTL, 88 PTS, +44
- Division Winner
- 1st Round Bye
- Lost to Chicago in quarterfinals
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S60 - 38W, 21L, 7OTL, 83 PTS, +62
- Division Winner
- Wins against: Seattle, Edmonton
- Western Conference Championship Series
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S61 - 34W, 26L, 6OTL, 74 PTS, +5
- 2nd Place, Pacific Division
- Wins against: Los Angeles
- Lost to Edmonton in quarterfinals
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S62 - 36W, 23L, 7OTL, 79 PTS, +03
- 2nd Place, Pacific Division
- Lost to Seatlle in round 1


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Why not join Austria instead? With a smaller pool of players you'll be able to play internationally faster than most of your class! (Plus we're on the rise and generally awesome).

Luca Del Vecchio |#1| G | Retired
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 201 lbs
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Career Statistics:
Regular Season:
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Playoffs:
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Transactions
S50 - SMJHL DRAFT - Kelowna Knights - 9th Overall
S51 - SHL DRAFT - West Kendall Platoon - 5th Overall
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Trophies & Awards
S52 IIHF Gold Medal
S53 IIHF Bronze Medal
S53 Jesster Nominee
S53 SHL All-Rookie Team
S54 IIHF Silver Medal
S55 IIHF Gold Medal
S55 IIHF Top Goalie
S56 IIHF Silver Medal
S57 McBride Nominee
S57 IIHF Silver Medal
S58 IIHF Silver Medal
S60 IIHF Silver Medal
S60 McBride Winner
S60 2nd Team All-SHL
S61 IIHF Gold Medal
S62 McBride Nominee
S62 3rd Team All-SHL


Alex Light |#13| LW | Retired | HoF
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 197 lbs
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Career Statistics:
Regular Season:
S30-S32 | SMJHL | KEL | GP:150 | G:67 | A:65 | P:132  | ±:44 | PIM:47
S33-S50 | SHL | WKP | GP:900  | G:331 | A:395 | P:726 | ±:120 | PIM:402
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Playoffs:
S30-S32 | SMJHL | KEL | GP:36 | G:12 | A:21 | P:33 | ±:5| PIM:8
S33-S50 | SHL | WKP | GP:141 | G:53 | A:66 | P:119 | ±:20 | PIM:95
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IIHF:
S31-S49 | IIHF | AUS | GP: 219 | G:76 | A:80 | P:156 | ±:-17 | PIM:42
(note: add S50)
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Transactions
S30 - SMJHL DRAFT - Kelowna Knights - 33rd Overall
S31 - SHL DRAFT - West Kendall Platoon - 39th Overall
S31 - Named Captain of the Kelowna Knights
S36 - Named Alternate Captain of the West Kendall Platoon
S38 - Named Captain of Team Austria
S42 - Named Captain of the West Kendall Platoon
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Trophies & Awards
S30 Laurifer Trophy                       
S31 Laurifer Trophy
S31 Occasus Trophy            
S31 Roberto Martucci Trophy    
S31 Brandom Holmes Trophy
S31 Four-Star Cup
S32 SMJHL All-Star
S32 Roberto Martucci Trophy
S32 Occasus Trophy
S32 Four-Star Cup
S33 IIHF Gold Medal
S41 Mathias Chouinard Trophy
S41 Challenge Cup
S42 3rd All-Star Team
S43 Mathias Chouinard Trophy
S43 Challenge Cup
S43 3rd All-Star Team
S43 IIHF Bronze Medal
S43 IIHF Top Forward
S44 Mathias Chouinard Trophy
S45 Mathias Chouinard Trophy
S45 IIHF Bronze Medal
S47 Presidents' Trophy
S47 Mathias Chouinard Trophy
S47 Challenge Cup
S47 IIHF Bronze Medal

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FLACKO LAGERFIELD | LW | RETIRED  | S41 FIRST OVERALL PICK
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BIRTHPLACE: Chicago, IL
HEIGHT: 5'10
WEIGHT: 160 lbs
NUMBER: 47
PEAK TPE: 1872
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SHL REGULAR SEASON STATS

GP: 650, G: 294, A: 325, P: 619, +/-: 119, PIM: 327, HIT: 1054, SB: 172
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SHL PLAYOFF STATS

GP: 105, G: 34, A: 45, P: 79, +/-: 5, PIM: 69, HIT: 212, SB: 40
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AWARDS & HONOURS

S43: Named to SHL All-Rookie Team
S43: Nominated for Ryan Jesster Trophy
S45: Won Aidan Richan Trophy
S46: Named to SHL 3rd All-Star Team
S48: Won Sergei Karpotsev Trophy
S48: Named to SHL 1st All-Star Team
S48: Won Sarmad Khan Trophy
S48: Won Ron Mexico Trophy
S49: Named to SHL 2nd All-Star Team
S52: Named to SHL 2nd All-Star Team
S53: Won Sergei Karpotsev Trophy
S53: Won Challenge Cup
S53: Named to SHL 1st All-Star Team
S53: Won Sarmad Khan Trophy
S53: Nominated for Ron Mexico Trophy
S54: Won Jay McDonald Trophy
S54: Won Sergei Karpotsev Trophy
S54: Named to SHL 1st All-Star Team
S54: Won Sarmad Khan Trophy
S54: Won Ron Mexico Trophy
S57: Inducted in the SHL Hall of Fame
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TRANSACTIONS

S40: Drafted 20th Overall by the Detroit Falcons
S41: Drafted 1st Overall by the Buffalo Stampede
S45: Traded to the Seattle Riot
S52: Traded to the Hamilton Steelhawks
S56: Announced Retirement from the SHL

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