61. Hockey OWN OLYMPIC TEAM 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC hockey POOL STANDINGS 3. Gord Chrenek 4. BobEvans 5. sean Doerkson Brent AbbottBrown Dwayne Klatt Rick gagnon ( 2) D http://www.telusplanet.net/public/kvobeyda/owf.html

Kevin's RE MAX (G.P.) BUILD YOUR OWN OLYMPIC TEAM 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC HOCKEY POOL STANDINGS (UNOFFICIAL) Results After Games on Feb 24, 2002 Four way Tie for the 2 thru 5 positions determined by Number of goals. GO CANADA GO # 1. Roy Peterson # 2. Kevin Vobeyda # 3. Gord Chrenek # 4. Bob Evans # 5. Sean Doerkson Brent North Evan Kuhar Art Vanderlay Thiry Kelemen David Wong Len Wangen K.Mack/M.Desmet Chris Kuhar Dennis Vobeyda K.Mack/K.Fetherstonhaugh Ian Griffiths Harvey Stewart Darlene Repka-Smith Kurt Kushner Darrel Doerkson Rene Montpetit John Abbott-Brown Dwayne Klatt Rick Gagnon (#2) D.Williams/K.McKeeman Frank Vobeyda Trent Morrison Al Greber Linda Gagnon D. Vantassell Dale Rohovich Rick Gagnon (#1) Grant Berg Aubrey Pohynayko K.Mack/J.Rycroft Darryl Grosvenor (32 Goals) (28 Goals) (25 Goals) (24 Goals) Click Here to Download PDF file of all the teams!

62. Providence College Friars Official Athletic Site the first game of a bestof-three hockey EAST Quarterfinal Leigh Dean) 1 1851 UNHRob gagnon 5 (John Cameron 10 (Jon Coe, Troy Lake) PP Saves sean Matile (UNH http://friars.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/recaps/030798aaa.html

navbuilder("window","infonav","infocenter","leftnav",109,12,"","000000","000000"); TICKETS SCHEDULES ON CAMPUS DIRECTIONS ... PROSPECTIVE STUDENT ATHLETE Choose Sport M Basketball W Basketball M Cross Country W Cross Country Field Hockey M Ice Hockey W Ice Hockey M Lacrosse M Soccer W Soccer Softball M Swimming W Swimming W Tennis M Track W Track W Volleyball News Releases Men's Hockey Falls to No. 4 New Hampshire Friars start Hockey East playoffs Thursday March 6, 1998 PROVIDENCE, R.I. The fourth-ranked New Hampshire Wildcats defeated the Providence College Friars, 3-2, in HOCKEY EAST action on Friday, March 6 at PC's Schneider Arena. Providence freshman Cole Gendreau opened the scoring with his first collegiate goal as he broke down the left wing and beat UNH goaltender Sean Matile through the five hole at 7:37 of the first period. UNH evened the game with 1:09 remaining in the first period when Rob Gagnon poked in a rebound. Derek Bekar tallied the only goal of the second period on a power play when he one-timed a shot past PC netminder Boyd Ballard 14 seconds into the period. Ballard kept the Wildcats in check for the remainder of the period posting 12 saves. Bekar registered his second goal of the game and what proved to be the gamewinner when he backhanded a shot past a sprawled Ballard at 13:08 of the third. PC pressured late in the game and got within one goal when Jon Cameron slid a low shot under Matile on a power play with 1:41 remaining in the game.

63. Providence College Friars Official Athletic Site Sheppard onetimed a shot past UNH goaltender sean Matile on Rob gagnon sealed thewin for the Wildcats with an empty 1 overall and 12-4-1 in hockey EAST action http://friars.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/recaps/prov-m-hockey-r1998213.html

navbuilder("window","infonav","infocenter","leftnav",109,12,"","000000","000000"); TICKETS SCHEDULES ON CAMPUS DIRECTIONS ... PROSPECTIVE STUDENT ATHLETE Choose Sport M Basketball W Basketball M Cross Country W Cross Country Field Hockey M Ice Hockey W Ice Hockey M Lacrosse M Soccer W Soccer Softball M Swimming W Swimming W Tennis M Track W Track W Volleyball News Releases Feb. 13, 1998 Providence Hockey Falls to No. 4 New Hampshire, 4-2 DURHAM, N.H. The fourth-ranked University of New Hampshire Wildcats defeated the Providence College Friars, 4-2, in HOCKEY EAST action on Friday, Feb. 13 at Durham, N.H. UNH defenseman Jamie Filipowicz tallied the first goal of the game on a power play with a high blast from the right point at 5:36 which beat PC goaltender Mark Kane to the glove side. UNH increased its lead to 3-0 in the first period on goals by Derek Bekar at 6:38 and Mark Mowers at 9:33. After a scoreless second period, PC got on the board when Troy Lake stole the puck and scored on a breakaway in a short-handed situation at 1:21 of the third period. The Friars got within one goal at 8:53 of the third when Doug Sheppard one-timed a shot past UNH goaltender Sean Matile on a power play. Rob Gagnon sealed the win for the Wildcats with an empty net goal with 24 seconds remaining in the game. Matile recorded 23 saves in the win for the Wildcats. Kane registered 21 stops for the Friars.

64. Hockey's Future: The Hockey Prospects Resource (Covering The WHL, QMJHL, AHL, OH He was billed aa outstanding playmaker with great hockey sense. 15) sean gagnon 27,62, 210 Defense rating 4.5 1999-2000 (FIN) n/a 1998-1999 (AHL) 68-8-14-22 http://www.hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=665

65. Hockey's Future: The Hockey Prospects Resource (Covering The WHL, QMJHL, AHL, OH Welcome to hockey's Future Your Navigational Menu. Defensemen; sean gagnon, ChristianGosselin, Sylvain Lefebvre, Terry Virtue. http://www.hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=2986

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67. RDS - Hockey 5’10 180 AD 93 McCormick, Cody Belleville 6’2 ½ 200 AD 94 Curry, sean TriCity Michael’s5’9 162 AG 113 gagnon, Jim Kitchener 6’0 175 C 114 Wolkowski http://www.rds.ca/lhjmq/fr.hock.lhjmq.espoirs01.html

ACCUEIL HOCKEY CANADIEN SÉNATEURS ... LES SPORTS LHJMQ RDSite Aide Nouvelles Résultats Classements ... Écrivez à notre expert Centrale de recrutement de la LNH-classement de mi-saison Joueur de la LHJMQ RONDE 1 1 Spezza, Jason Windsor 6’2 204 C 2 Weiss, Stephen Plymouth 5’11 ½ 178 C 3 Hamhuis, Dan Prince George 6’0 ½ 195 D 4 Umberger, R.J. Ohio State 6’1 ½ 198 C 5 Milroy, Duncan Swift Current 6’0 175 AD 6 Whitney, Ryan Us Nat’l Under-18 6’4 200 D 7 Harrison, Jay Brampton 6’3 200 D 8 Popovic, Mark Toronto St. Michael’s 6’1 194 D 9 Komisarek, Mike Univ. Of Michigan 6’4 232 D 10 Gleason, Tim Windsor 6’0 ½ 199 D 11 Hemsky, Ales Hull 6’0 170 AD 12 Colaiacovo, Carlo Erie 6’1 184 D 13 Thorburn, Chris North Bay 6’2 198 C 14 Watson, Greg Prince Albert 6’1 ½ 200 C 15 Armstrong, Colby Red Deer 6’1 ½ 180 AD 16 Krajicek, Lukas Peterborough 6’1 183 D 17 Woywitka, Jeff Red Deer 6’2 197 D 18 Fata, Drew Toronto St. Michael’s 6’1 211 D 19 Bell, Brendan Ottawa 6’0 ½ 198 D 20 McClement, Jay Brampton 6’1 193 C 21 Globke, Rob Notre Dame 6’2 205 AD 22 Jakes, Jiri Brandon 6’4 210 AG 23 Jackman, Tim Mankato State Univ. 6’2 ½ 190 AD 24 Podlesak, Martin Tri-City 6’5 195 C 25 Steckel, David Ohio State 6’5 200 C 26 McLachlan, Darren Seattle 6’1 230 AG 27 King, Colt Guelph 6’2 221 AG 28 Paetsch, Nathan Moose Jaw 6’0 195 D 29 Johnson, Aaron Rimouski 6’0 ½ 186 D

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ACCUEIL CANADIEN SÉNATEURS LHJMQ ... LES SPORTS Hockey RDSite Aide Boutique LNH Résultats LNH ... Marché aux puces Joueurs disponibles Montreal Canadiens Joueurs protégés Benoit Brunet - A Saku Koivu - A Trevor Linden - A Martin Rucinsky - A Brian Savage - A Sergei Zholtok - A Dainius Zubrus - A Patrice Brisebois - D Craig Rivet - D Sheldon Souray - D Jeff Hackett - G Jose Theodore - G Joueurs disponibles Niklas Anger - A Jesse Belanger - A Shayne Corson - A Jim Cummins - A Craig Darby - A Jonathan Delisle - A Matt Higgins - A Arto Kuki - A Trent McCleary - A Boyd Olson - A Oleg Petrov - A Patrick Poulin - A Terry Ryan - A Kim Staal - A Turner Stevenson - A Peter Strom - A Timo Vertala - A Byron Briske - D Matthieu Descoteaux - D Karl Dykhuis - D Miloslav Guren - D Scott Lachance - D Christian Laflamme - D Mike McBain - D Barry Richter - D Stephane Robidas - D Eric Weinrich - D Frederic Chabot - G Eric Fichaud - G Kevin Hodson - G Ottawa Senateurs Joueurs protégés Daniel Alfredsson - A Magnus Arvedson - A Radek Bonk - A Andreas Dackell - A Shawn McEachern - A Vaclav Prospal - A Andre Roy - A Chris Phillips - D Wade Redden - D Jason York - D Jani Hurme - G Patrick Lalime - G Joueurs disponibles Viacheslav Butsayev - A Ivan Ciernik - A Kevin Dineen - A Colin Forbes - A David Hruska - A Joe Juneau - A Kevin Miller - A Yves Sarault - A Andy Schneider - A Jeff Shevalier - A Shaun Van Allen - A Rob Zamuner - A Erich Goldmann - D Kevin Grimes - D John Gruden - D Igor Kravchuk - D Grant Ledyard - D David Van Drunen - D

69. League News - NHL : National Hockey League - Inthecrease.com - In The Crease Pro Release New York, NY The National hockey League announced Landon Wilson, F; BrianBoucher, G; sean Burke, G F; Anders Eriksson, D; Jonathan gagnon, F; Maxim http://www.inthecrease.com/nhl/others/news.cfm?ID=14

70. Seahawk Express Rolls On If ice hockey were poker, the the Wagner College ice hockey team drew four WagnerRW John Conevery, and centers Robert Giallombardo and sean gagnon also scored http://www.wagner.edu/icehockey/sireg012803.html

Seahawk express Rolls on (from Staten Island Register January 28th issue) by Kevin Lewis On the Sidelines January 28, 2003 www.siregister.com If ice hockey were poker, the the Wagner College ice hockey team drew four aces from January 17-20 as the skating Seahawks embarked on a four game sweep as they swept a weekend road trip by defeating Penn 9-5, Loyola (Md.) 8-2, CCM 8-3, and returned home to defeat Edinboro (Pa.) by a score of 10-0. The four game sweep saw the Seahawks outscore the opposition 35-10. While one might think that after threes games over three nights, plus travel, that the team would be tired and maybe let down against Edinboro. Well, they didn't. Seahawk captain Lou Weber scored the games first goal 13 seconds into the first period, and the Seahawks never looked back after that. Wagner RW J ohn Conevery , and centers Robert Giallombardo and Sean Gagnon also scored as the Seahawks led Edinboro 4-0 after the first period. Lou Weber John Conevery and Sean Gagnon scored their second goals of the game in the second period as the Seahawks led 7-0 after two periods. Seahawk RW Bill Williamson scored and C Jude Vanden-Heuvel scored twice in period three, as the Seahawks shutout Edinboro 10-0. Despite the lopsided score, this was a physical contest. Edinboro was a physical, hard checking team that has little talent.

71. Canadian Hockey League sean Brown S.Busters 2 0 1 2 210 410 11. sean gagnon Drunkies 0 02 1 280 390 12. Chris McAllister Sparkfires 0 0 3 0 249 369 13. http://www.chez.com/chl71/IHL/IHLenforcers.html

IHL Enforcer Standings (As of 01/07/2003 20:47:58) As generated by XtraStats for FHL by Wynn Fenwick and Fred Hurtubise Modifié par Steve St-Amand Enforcer points (EPTS): Win (W) = 50 PTS, Loss (L) = 20 PTS, Draw (D) = 40 PTS, Ejection (E) = 30 PTS, PIM = 1 PTS Rank Enforcer Team W L D E PIM EPTS

72. Canadian Hockey League Translate this page 4 Niklas Hagman Drunkies LW 1 1 1 2 4 0 21 2 0 Richard Lintner Drunkies D 3 0 2 27 2 65 5 2 Ron Hainsey Drunkies D 1 0 2 2 0 2 20 2 0 sean gagnon Drunkies D 4 http://www.chez.com/chl71/IHL/IHLVsStatsBos.html

IHL Drunkies Players Stats Against Other Teams (As of 01/07/2003 20:47:58) As generated by XtraStats for FHL by Wynn Fenwick and Fred Hurtubise Modifié par Steve St-Amand Back to Players Stats Against Other Teams Team Index Drunkies VS 67's Player Team POS GP G A P Sh PiM MP H +/- Yanick Lehoux Drunkies C 5 4 5 9 11 2 98 2 -1 Teemu Laine Drunkies RW 5 5 5 4 4 86 6 -2 Darren McCarty Drunkies RW 5 1 3 4 9 80 10 -1 David Harlock Drunkies D 5 2 2 4 8 9 91 7 3 Jamie Wright Drunkies LW 5 1 2 3 10 144 14 -5 Stephane Matteau Drunkies C 5 3 3 6 4 78 4 -3 Steve Dubinsky Drunkies C 5 3 3 14 8 107 14 Jay Harrison Drunkies D 4 2 2 5 4 80 2 -4 Niklas Hagman Drunkies LW 1 1 1 2 4 21 2 Richard Lintner Drunkies D 3 2 2 7 2 65 5 2 Ron Hainsey Drunkies D 1 2 2 2 20 2 Sean Gagnon Drunkies D 4 2 2 3 8 55 10 Chris O'Sullivan Drunkies D 5 1 1 2 42 4 -3 Dane Jackson Drunkies RW 5 1 1 1 27 -3 Kevin Haller Drunkies D 3 1 1 6 10 68 20 -2 Stan Drulia Drunkies RW 5 1 1 6 2 50 3 Doug Zmolek Drunkies D 5 4 6 43 -4 Francois Leroux Drunkies D 2 1 18 1 -1

73. COLGATE ATHLETICS : MEN'S ICE HOCKEY : RELEASES Lawrence Defensesean McCann, Harvard Goaltender-Trevor Koenig Jason Elliot, Cornell;Dave gagnon, Colgate; Eric http://athletics.colgate.edu/MHockey/archives/9900season/relalld.htm

* SELECT A TEAM * Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Field Hockey Football Golf Ice Hockey (M) Ice Hockey (W) Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Softball Swimming/Diving Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Volleyball FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 16, 2000 Contact: Jamie Joss at (315) 228-7566 ECAC ANNOUNCES ALL-DECADE TEAM LAKE PLACID, N.Y. Vermont's Martin St. Louis (1997), Tim Thomas (1997), and Eric Perrin (1997) were each named to this prestigious group. In addition to their countless ECAC accomplishments, all three Catamounts were Hobey Baker finalists who received all-American recognition. Harvard's remarkable trio consists of Peter Ciavaglia (1991), Ted Drury (1993), and Sean McCann (1994). Ciavaglia and Drury both took home ECAC Player of the Year honors during their senior campaigns, while all three became all-Americans and Hobey Baker finalists. Clarkson was the only other school that was able to obtain more than one position on the All-Decade Team. Todd White (1997) and Brian Mueller (1995) were both first-team selections. The remaining members of this dream team include Rensselaer's Joe Juneau (1991), Yale's Ray Giroux (1998), Colgate's Mike Harder (1997), St. Lawrence's Daniel Laperriere (1992), and Union's Trevor Koenig (1998).

74. A To Z Encyclopaedia Of Ice Hockey - Squads - Canada (Canada were represented by the Winnipeg hockey Club Coach Bus gagnon. 198687,World Championship Team sean Burke; James Patrick, Scott Stevens, Bruce Driver http://www.azhockey.com/squads/squadscanada.html

Last updated on Sunday, 13 April 2003 If you only see one frame - click here for the full frames version of the A to Z Canadian Squads Olympic Team : Walter Byron Konrad Johannesson Robert Benson Chris Fridfinsson ... Allan Woodman . Coach : Gordon Sigurjonson . (Canada were represented by the Winnipeg Falcons World Championship Team : Walter Byron Konrad Johannesson Robert Benson Chris Fridfinsson ... Allan Woodman . (Canada were represented by the Winnipeg Falcons Olympic Team : Jack Cameron Ernie Collett Dunc Munro Beattie Ramsay ... Harold McMunn . Coach : Frank Rankin . (Canada were represented by the Toronto Granites World Championship Team : Jack Cameron Ernie Collett Dunc Munro Beattie Ramsay ... Harold McMunn . Coach : Frank Rankin . (Canada were represented by the Toronto Granites Olympic Team : Norbert 'Stuffy' Mueller Dr Joe Sullivan Frank Fisher Roger 'Rod' Plaxton ... Frank Sullivan . Coach : Conn Smythe . (Canada were represented by the University of Toronto Graduates World Championship Team : Norbert 'Stuffy' Mueller Dr Joe Sullivan Frank Fisher Roger 'Rod' Plaxton ... Frank Sullivan . Coach : Conn Smythe . (Canada were represented by the University of Toronto Graduates World Championship Team : Timpson, Griffin, Radke, Armstrong, Park, Clayton, Adams, Grant, Hutchinson. (Canada were represented by the Port Arthur Bearcats)

75. CANOE 2002 Games - History Burka, Petra, Figure Skating, '64, 0, 0, 1, 1. Burke, sean, hockey, '92, 0,1, 0, 1. Fridfinnson, Chris, hockey, '20, 1, 0, 0, 1. G. gagnon, Sylvain, SpeedSkating, '92, 0, 1, 0, 1. http://www.slamsports.com/2002GamesHistory/alpha.html

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76. New York Rangers: Are They For Real? - Hockey As we embark on yet another Nation hockey League season, I’ve decided Newly acquiredDarren Van Impe, Igor Ulanov, David Karpa, and sean gagnon should bring a http://www.freshangles.com/thezone/hockey/articles/10.html

New York Rangers: Are They For Real? by James Yoon Eric Lindros hopes to make an impact this season. As we embark on yet another Nation Hockey League season, I’ve decided, yet again, to preview the New York Rangers. Of course, my eyes have cringed watching my favorite team in each of the last four seasons, but, this year, once again, I am optimistic for good times in the Garden. New general manager, Glen “Slats” Sather, restructured the team in the off-season by adding ten new players to the professional roster, while acquiring a variety of young, prospective talent. Sather has also cleared out those “washed out” veterans: Tim Taylor, Valeri Kamensky, Rich Pilon, and Adam Graves. Further, I have decided to analyze the team on a categorical basis. Defense: Bryan Berard returns to the NHL after sitting out most of last season. This year of course, the team’s main concern is defense. The Rangers allowed a league-worst 290 goals in the 2000-01 campaign. Sather has fully addressed the issue over the off-season. Newly acquired Darren Van Impe, Igor Ulanov, David Karpa, and Sean Gagnon should bring a veteran presence and fortify one of the weakest blue lines of all time. Brian Leetch, Sylvain Lefebrve, Vladimir Malakhov, and a young Peter Smrek augment speed and puck-moving ability to the size and toughness provided by the new veterans. The offensive defenseman, Kim Johnsson, of course, was given away in the trade for Eric Lindros, but Sather has enough faith in his younger players, Filip Novak and Tomas Kloucek, to step up in the near future. Look for the former porous Rangers’ defense to tighten up this year and keep the goals against total closer to 200.

77. Ottawa Travellers Summer Ice Hockey Division 4 Individual Stats Travellers Adult Ice hockey League Individual Statistics. Division 4. sean Desjardins,Wings, 9, 1, 7, 8, 9. JS Brisebois, Wings, 14, 1, 6, 7, 6. Martin gagnon, Wings, 9,1, 1, 2, 6. http://www.ottawatravellers.ca/summer/ndplayersd4.htm

Travellers Adult Ice Hockey League Individual Statistics Division 4 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS BLUES BROTHERS Player GP G A PTS PM Bill Harper Blues Brothers Scott Nickels Blues Brothers Eric Zunder Blues Brothers Mitch Kauffman Blues Brothers Adam Tanner Blues Brothers Jamie Marcotte Blues Brothers Mitch Miller Blues Brothers Ken Ages Blues Brothers Mark Farrell Blues Brothers Dan Chartrand Blues Brothers Terry Nelligan Blues Brothers Claudio Colaiacovo Blues Brothers Eric Loring Blues Brothers Marc Sauriol Blues Brothers Yariv Wolfe Blues Brothers Dave Marshall Blues Brothers Natan Obed Blues Brothers Steve St-Jacques Blues Brothers Stewart Ages Blues Brothers Seth Obed Blues Brothers Mauricio Rojas Blues Brothers Kevin Gowley Blues Brothers Goaltenders Player GP GA AVG S.O. PM Sean Bradley Blues Brothers Martin Leury Blues Brothers Richard Popp Blues Brothers Francois Leury Blues Brothers John Valenzuela Blues Brothers FLYERS Player GP G A PTS PM Brent Blaseg Flyers Mike Telewiak Flyers Gil Letts Flyers Dana Paul Flyers Mark Leger Flyers Mike Hubenig Flyers Pat Albert Flyers Jamie Bellinger Flyers Jason Deslauriers Flyers Steve Tapp Flyers Gary McNiven Flyers Ian Chamberland Flyers Doug Lyon Flyers Dave Sullivan Flyers Geoff Streib Flyers Rob Lefebvre Flyers Goaltenders Player GP GA AVG S.O.

78. Elite Hockey League Suspensions Standings Elite hockey League Suspensions Standings. (As of 02/09/2003 133059) As generatedby XtraStats for FHL. sean gagnon Anaheim 1 1 11. Sandy Mccarthy Anaheim 1 1 http://www.elitehockeyleague.com/suspensions.html

Elite Hockey League Suspensions Standings (As of 04/10/2003 11:56:35) As generated by XtraStats for FHL by Wynn Fenwick and Fred Hurtubise Standings by number of suspensions Rank Enforcer Team GAMES 1. Theoren Fleury Ottawa 5 2. Sergei Zubov Toronto 5 3. Matt Cooke Dallas 5 4. Joe Thornton St-Louis 5 5. Jamie Pushor Philly 5 6. Donald Brashear TampaBay 5 7. Bryce Salvador Buffalo 5 8. Brad Ference Chicago 5 9. Bob Boughner Pittsburgh 5 10. Alexei Zhamnov Vancouver 5 11. Mike Ricci Philly 4 12. Jason Wiemer LosAngeles 4 13. Igor Ulanov Minnesota 4 14. Sean Gagnon Anaheim 1 15. Sandy Mccarthy Anaheim Standings by number of games suspended Rank Enforcer Team # GAMES 1. Theoren Fleury Ottawa 1 2. Sergei Zubov Toronto 1 3. Matt Cooke Dallas 1

79. Prairie Sportslink McKELVY (1/22/2003) High School hockey. 418 NEEPAWA Nicholas Chute (MatthewLowry, sean Davids) 7 Brin Smith) 301 CROCUS - Patrick gagnon (Zack McMillan http://www.sportslinkmb.com/article.asp?articleid=3015

80. Longhorn Ice Hockey At UT In Austin Texas 10. 2, NE, WAGNER, 18, sean gagnon, 20, 39, 23, 62, 3.10, 22. 4. ©2001Longhorn Ice hockey, web site design by Web Interactive Consulting,LLC. http://www.texasicehockey.com/pg/season/ut-hockey-season-rank.html

Season : Rankings Rankings of Central Region Teams Individual Rankings Texas Record in ACHA: 6-5-1 - Texas Record in ICHL: 6-3-1 (as of 1/25/03) RANK TEAM OVERALL RECORD ACHA RECORD TOTAL POINTS P.P.G.A. LAST RANKING Hope College SW Missouri State Calvin College Tennessee Louisville T-8 Jackson C.C. Muskegon C.C. Texas T-12 T-9 Tulane T-8 T-9 T-12 Vanderbilt Southern Indiana T-8 Northwood U. T-14 Wheaton College T-12 T-14 Southern Methodist T-12 (RANKING AS OF 1/15/03) Top Scorers ACHA Division 3 (as of 1-06-03) Rank Region Team Number Player GP G A Pts Pts/Gm PIM CE Calvin Coll Max Sieplinga NE WAGNER sean gagnon CE Tennessee Shawn Fowler N/A CE U of Texas Power NE WAGNER lou weber SE Georgia Bausano, David CE JacksonCC J.Hines CE Hope Coll Jeremy Von Eitzen CE JacksonCC Bforward WE Colorado Bridger Smith CE Tennessee Adam Bogren N/A WE Colorado Ryan Bronson NE WAGNER john conevery SE VCU David Craig SE VCU Brady Cole CE JacksonCC P.J. Hoffman CE JacksonCC J.Bird CE Calvin Coll Nick Verkuyl CE Tennessee Dale Scherholz N/A CE Hope Coll Eric Terpstra NE WAGNER bill williamson CE Calvin Coll Brett Verkaik NE WAGNER rich barbiera CE Hope Coll Mike Brown SE Georgia Mawson, Alistair

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