Friday, September 18, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Class of 2010
Finally an update on former player's from the Sully:
The template:
Last league will be the highest up league they played in. And will be there best season. (unless noted)
For skaters: Games Played, Goals, Assists, Points, Penalty Minutes
For goalies: Games Played, Record, GAA, SV %, Shutouts
Paul Crowder: (06-09) Great overall player, poised to make his NHL debut this upcoming season. Certinaly deserved the M.V.P. award this season. The Rangers like to put prospects in there system for a whole year before bringing them up so expect a late season call-up to the show for Paulie. In less of course someone gets injured. Heard conflitcing reports that he signed a 1-year or 3-year AHL/NHL deal. Ranger's Blog
UAA: 107 32-48-80 80
AHL(08-09) Hartford Wolf Pack: 9 0-3-3 4
So the totals of current players in leagues this season(08-09):
Currently Play/Did Play
EIHL: 1/1
SPHL: 1/1
CHL: 5/5
ECHL: 7/11
KHL: 1/1
AHL: 5/6
NHL: 2/2
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Class of 2009
Jay Beagle: (05-07) Strong game, made his NHL debut against Sid the Kid, and played with Alex the GreatSigned a AHL/NHL deal with the Washington Capitals.From what I found he is in the last year of his contract with the Caps.(2-year deal)Old but worth a look.
UAA: 67 14-16-30 133
ECHL(06-07) Idaho Steelheads: 8 2-8-10 4 Won the Kelly Cup
AHL(07-08) Hershey Bears: 64 19-18-37 41 Won the Calder Cup in 08-09
NHL (Including Playoffs)(08-09) Washington Capitals: 7 0-0-0 2
Your Welcome:
Mat Robinson: (05-09) Signed a AHL/NHL deal with the Ottawa Senators organization. Had a late spring break in Vegas playing pro hockey, left to finish his studies at UAA, will play pro DEFINITELY next season. A freaking master of the hip check-best I've ever had the pleasure to see. Baring a major injury, or a call-up to the the show, he will definitely play at least 50 AHL games.
UAA: 107 6-25-31 105
ECHL(08-09) Las Vegas Wranglers: 4 1-1-2 2 went +2
Class of 2008
UAA: 125 14-28-42 93
CHL(08-09) Arizona Sundogs: 58 13-16-29 65
Chris Tarkir:
(04-08) Dependable F, playing in the CHL-looking for a promition to the ECHL next seasonUAA: 100 15-15–30 181
CHL(08-09) Wichita Thunder: 62 12-9-21 59
Merit Waldrop: (04-08) Left Phoenix because he wasn't getting real good ice time-don't blame him. Hope he makes the Aces next season
UAA: 104 17-24–41
ECHL(08-09) Phoenix Roadrunners: 30 4-16-20 21
LATEST TRAITOR: (04-06)
link Tough Love.:UAA: 51 6-16–22 16
AHL(08-09) Manitoba Moose: 5 0-2-2 0
Shea Hamilton: (04-06) Played a game in the ECHL with ex Seawolf Justin Johnson, been decent in IHL
UAA: 43 10-8–18 98
IHL(08-09) Muskegon Lumberjacks/Kalamazoo Wings: 24 1-9-10 41
Yeah, this is real:
Nathan Lawson: 04-08 Left after his junior year
to go pro, was a kinda a headcase, and a little selfish when he first got at the Sully, but I'm glad to hear he has changed into more of a team player. Had the greatest warm-up ever. Poised to make his NHL debut next year. UAA:
75 21-41-8 3.24 .906 2
ECHL(07-08) Utah Grizzlies:
24 14-7-1 2.89 .906 1
AHL(08-09) Bridgeport Sound Tigers:
30 18-9-2 2.13 .929 2
Class of 2007
Charlie Kronschnabel: (03-07) Big, burly center in his days at UAA, pretty good career for a guy who only started skating late compared to most youngsters. Playing in the "A" currently
UAA: 104 22-34–56 93
ECHL(07-08) Reading Royals: 72 13-22-35 62
Playoff's that year: 13 3-5-8 8
AHL(08-09) Iowa Chops: 43 2-5-7 19
Justin Bourne: (03-07) 
Of course by now you know about his blog, and why he isn't playing anymore-as of know anyways. My little brother's favorite Seawolf, defintely in my top 12.His Blog.
UAA: 149 31-53-84 34
ECHL(07-08) Utah Grizzlies: 50 16-15-31 46
AHL(07-08) Bridgeport Sound Tigers: 16 2-3-5 2 
Chad Anderson: (03-07) Strong D, poised to make his NHL debut next year.
UAA: 138 16-33–49 205
AHL(07-08) Philadelphia Phantoms: 55 2-11-13 35
Mark Smith: (03-07) Quietest kid ever to play for UAA in my day. Solid game Mark brings to the rink. Had a pretty good year out of UAA in the ECHL, and now having sucess in the CHL. Trying to crack a ECHL lineup this season.
UAA: 129 16-31–47 94
CHL(08-09) Rocky Mountain Rage: 43 4-13-17 61
ECHL(07-08) Charlotte Checkers: 59 6-9-15 41
*note, if you have read the ADN TRANSACTIONS in the Sports Section, excuse me the Sports/Classified/Comics Section, a different Brandon Segal is in the NHL, then the Segal that went to UAA for two years.
UAA: 68 3-15-18 36
Class of 2006
B.J. Ballas: (02-03) Played one year and skipped to the CHL
Curtis Glencross: 02-04 Right now the only permanent Seawolf in the NHL. Though: Duvie Wescott could come back if anybody wants him, and Jay Beagle is still recovering from a concusion. One of my favorite Seawolves ever. Loved his intensity-just what we needed to finally get to the Final Five.
WOW!
Seriously, voted most Mr.Photogenic.........
See him in video game form: !
Chris Fournier: (03-04) Great that he transferred to us from UND, sad that he just didn't have the chops for pro hockey.
John DeCaro: (04-06)
He transferred here to play Division I, and try to make it to the NHL, well he's certinaly on his way. He has signed a deal with the team that he was Goaltender of the Year twice with: Bossier-Shreveport Mugbugs of the CHL.UAA: 36gp 7-17-3 REC. 3.83 GAA .897 sv% 2SH-forgot he got 2 shutouts for us
CHL(07-08) Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs: 38 27-6-3 1.63 .941 11 Yeah that's right 11 shutouts, CHL record
ECHL(08-09) Las Vegas Wranglers:21 11-7-0 2.06 .929 2
AHL(08-09) Portland Pirates: 3 3-0-0 2.92 .922 0
Ales Parez: (02-06) A great passer, team player, played 2 years of pro hockey in the EIHL, EPL?
UAA: 120 21-56–77 191
Class of 2005
Lee Green: (01-05) Solid D, I remember 2nd him most for punching then teammate and primadonna Brett Arcand-Kootneay. That's being a captain, for taking it upon himself to discipline a player acting out. Number one memory is him tying the then Nye Frontier Classic championship game against Boston College with mere seconds left. That was his only goal his freshmen year, and what a goal it was. Oh and by the way we are 3-1-1 against BC all time.
Matt Hanson: (02-05) Loved him, too bad he got in academic trouble, played mostly in the CHL, some ECHL action.
Class of 2004
Shared the net with Chris King in his time at UAA, he has bounced around from the IHL-EIHL-ECHLUAA: 70 gp 14-41-8 3.66 GAA .886 sv % 1
IHL(07-08) Fort Wayne Komets: 48 32-10-4 2.34 .91 8
ECHL(06-07) Phoenix Roadrunners: 7 4-2-0 3.46 .893
Chris King:(00-04) Shared the net with Kevin Reiter here at UAA, he played his first pro season in the same league as Ted Suihkonen.
UAA: 87 20-48-12 3.30 .896 0
CHL(06-07) Arizona SunDogs: 26 14-10-0 3.16 .903 0
Dallas Steward: (00-04)
Still going strong for Dallas in pro, loved him at UAA. Signed a deal with the Tulsa Oilers of the CHL.Vladimir Novak: (00-04) Solid F. Dependable, strong, fun to watch, what more do you need to say?
Class of 2003
At the 2009 ECHL All-Star Game:
Matt Shasby: (99-03) Stud right here. 3rd favorite D for me. ADN Story. 2-Time All-ECHL 2nd Team Selection, has played in the "A".
Had a great playoff run, for all of his career(ECHL):
49 8-16-24 30
Class of 2002
Gregg Zaporzan: (98-02) Can't believe he never really had a pro career, was our fastest skater behind my man Steve Cygan.
Corey Hessler: (98-02) This cat is still playing professional hockey, who knew? Great for him, he's played from the UHL level to AHL. Had his best year in the ECHL the season after he graduated.
UAA: 135 gp 16-18–34 pts 142 pm
Steve Cygan: (98-02) Hands down my favroite Seawolf, he was one of the fastest skaters in College Hockey in his career. I loved the way he played, he's similar to Kevin Clark, but less feisty. Because of his size he made his mark in the UHL, as opposed to as the ECHL. His best season in the ECHL was one year removed from playing for Davis Payne. Just guessing here but I'm sure he would've had his best year playing for Payne.
Class of 2001
Ted Suihkonen: (97-00) He played one pro year in Germany, I'm guessing that the league he played in was similar to ECHL level of hokcey.
Rob Douglas: (97-00) Left 1/3 of the way of his junior year here to play pro. Also, one of my favorites to play for us. Played for the Achorage Aces but made his mark over in England.
Class of 2000
Matt Williams: (96-00) He was great for us, can't understand why he only played less than a handful of pro games. In the top 5 favorite D's for me. Intresting that he got 10 penalty minutes each year for us.
Chris Pont: (95-00) Yeah that's right he played 5 season's, well 1 game before his "freshman" year. Played for the Achorage Aces, and the now defunct Fresno Falcons. Had his best year in the WCHL the season after he graduated.
Regg Simon: Assistant Coach UAA(08-10)
A great leader, I certinaly made the mistake of not fully aprecaiting what a great overall presence this guy had, and still has for us.
Here are his total coaching stats for the Des Moines Buccaneers of the USHL(04-08, 10-12):
285 gp 114 wins 157 losses 6 ties and 8 Overtime losses
Class of 1999
UAA Numbers: 85 gp 19-55-10 Rec. 3.33 GAA .895 Sv% 7 Shutouts(Most for any Seawolf Goaltender by the way)
Played for the Anchorage Aces after he left UAA. (unfortunately for him his senior year he got overshadowed by Gregg Naumenko and he quit the team during the playoffs)
9 GP 6-1-0 REC. 3.41 GAA .905 SVP 0 SHO
He then jumped around from the UHL-now-IHL, then played for the Toledo Storm (ECHL), and finally he played in the United Kingdom's BNL. His last season of pro hockey was in 04-05 for the Newcastle Vipers in the British National League.
Best Seasons:
UHL(01-02) Fort Wayne Komets: 50 GP 24-13-7 REC 2.41 GAA .916 SVP 6 SHO
ECHL(02-03) Toledo Storm: 47 GP 31-8-5 REC 2.89 GAA .909 SVP 1 SHO
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Anyone else notice?
Chris (Vernon Vipers): 1-0-1 2PM
Total Playoff numbers for Chris as he won the RBC Cup against the Humblot Broncos, his team won 2-0:
17 5-5-10 45
Lee( Victoria Grizzlies): 0-0-0 0
14 2-6-8 10
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
UPDATED (5-10-09) : 98 and on and on and on......
Finally an update on former player's from the Sully:
The template:
Last league will be the highest up league they played in. And will be there best season (unless noted)
Doug Teskey (95-99) " Doug Teskey wasn't too shabby either!Teskey was good, very good. Unfortunately for him, his senior year was very much overshadowed by Freshman Gregg Naumenko. That's why Teskey quit the team during the playoffs." Remember that Suze?
UAA Numbers: 85 gp 19-55-10 Rec. 3.33 GAA .895 Sv% 7 Shutouts(Most for any Seawolf Goaltender by the way)
Played for the Anchorage Aces with after he quit UAA: 9 6-1-0 3.41 .905 0
He then jumped around from the UHL-now-IHL, then played for the Toledo Storm(ECHL), also they have shut down operations until next season for there new arena, and finally he played in the United Kingdom's BNL.
Best Seasons:
UHL: 50 24-13-7 2.41 .916 6
ECHL: 47 31-8-5 2.89 . 909 1
Gregg Naumenko (98-99) Had a great rookie year for us then signed a contract with the Anaheim Mighty Ducks. He then played for 14 more teams from ECHL to the Ducks. Intresting that he in fact did play for the Peoria Rivermen.(of course before the Aces affalition)He is defintely in my top 10 of players to wear THE GREEN & GOLD. I think if he would've stayed one more year here, he probably could've deveolped his game more and had better pro numbers.
UAA: 29 11-13-5 2.31 .92 1
ECHL:43 24-15-3 2.91 .91 1
NHL: 2 0-1-0 6 .759 0
Klage Kaebel (96-00) This cat knew how to stay out of the box, he had only 4 whole minutes in his box at UAA. So that's an average of only 1 minute he spent in the box at his time in the WCHA. His pro career was mostly played at the CHL level(played in the WPHL-ECHL)
UAA: 123 gp 23G-19A–42P 4PIM
CHL:62 16-28-44 48
WHA2?:58 31-36-67 56
Mike Scott: 98-02 Top 5 players to wear Green & Gold in my book-that I've seen-remember I'm only 16. He still has a hellva shot, routinely had the hardest shot for all the teams he played for. Jack Michaels is quick to tell that in Scott's hay-day opponents actually got the hell away from Scott has he wound up in the ECHL for the Aces.
UAA : 141 38-55–93 186
ECHL: 72 37-50-87 187 his playoff #'s are WORTH mentioing: 22 11-11-22 37
AHL: 34 4-4-8 30
Gregg Zaporzan: 98-02 Can't believe he never really had a pro career, was our fastest skater behind my man Steve Cygan(Hands down my favroite Seawolf)
UAA: 122 26-52–78 72
Aces #'s: 19 1-1-2 0
Corey Hessler: 98-02 This cat is still playing professional hockey, who knew? Great for him, he's played from the UHL level to AHL. Had his best year in the ECHL the season after he graduated.
UAA: 135 16-18–34 142
ECHL: 69 17-23-40 64
AHL Career: 24 2-2-4 12
Ted Suihkonen: 97-00 He played one pro year in Germany, I'm guessing that the league he played in was similar to ECHL level of hokcey.
UAA: 70 2-8–10 28
Selb ERC: 37 9-22-31 90
Rob Douglas: 97-00 Left 1/3 of the way of his junior year here to play pro. Also, one of my favorites to play for us. Played for the Achorage Aces but made his mark over in England
UAA: 76 21-20–41 52
ENGL: 39 39-56-95 34
Chris Pont: 95-00 Yeah that's right he played 5 season's, well 1 game before his "freshman" year. Played for the Achorage Aces, and the now defunct Fresno Falcons. Had his best year in the WCHL the season after he graduated.
UAA: 124 22-18–40 50
Aces: 62 12-19-31 50
Steve Cygan: 98-02 Hands down my favroite Seawolf, he was one of the fastest skaters in College Hockey in his career. I loved the way he played, he's similar to Kevin Clark, but less feisty. Because of his size he made his mark in the UHL, as opposed to as the ECHL. His best season in the ECHL was one year removed from playing for Davis Payne. Just guessing here but I'm sure he would've had his best year playing for Payne.
UAA: 143 44-46–90 95
UHL: 76 27-45-72 62
ECHL: 26 8-13-12 34
Regg Simon: Assistant Coach
UAA: 120 12-21–33 58
Eric Lawson: 98-02 Solid, dependable D who played a little pro
UAA: 126 7-20–27 44
UHL: 44 2-5-7 22
Matt Williams: 96-00 He was great for us, can't understand why he only played less than a handful of pro games. Top 5 favorite D's for me. Intresting he got 10 penalty minutes each year for us.
UAA: 129 10-18–28 40
WCHL: 4 0-1-1 0
Petr Chytka: 99-03 He left in his junior year and really didn't make a splash in pro, that's too bad. Played for the Achorage Aces
UAA: 120 24-19–43 118
WCHL: 8 0-1-1 6
Matt Shasby: 99-03 Stud right here. 3rd favorite D for me. ADN Story. 2-Time All-ECHL 2nd Team Selection, has played in the "A"
UAA: 127 12-53–65 158
ECHL: 66 10-45-55 109 Had a great playoff run, for all of his career(ECHL):
49 8-16-24 30
Kevin Reiter: 00-04 Shared the net with Chris King in his time at UAA, he has bounced around from the IHL-EIHL-ECHL
UAA: 70 gp 14-41-8 3.66 GAA .886 sv % 1
IHL: 48 32-10-4 2.34 .91 8
ECHL: 7 4-2-0 3.46 .893
Chris King: 00-04 Shared the net with Kevin Reiter here at UAA, he played his first pro season in the same league as Ted Suihkonen.
UAA: 87 20-48-12 3.30 .896 0
CHL: 26 14-10-0 3.16 .903 0
Dallas Steward: 00-04 Still going strong for Dallas in pro, loved him at UAA.
UAA: 138 27-32–59 73
CHL: 43 11-20-31 35
ECHL: 41 10-13-23 50
Vladimir Novak: 00-04 Soild F. Has played for the Aces, ever since he graduated.
UAA: 140 17-31–48 56
ECHL: 63 18-20-38 12-Yeah that's right only 6 whistles called on Vlady
Martin Stuchlik: 01-05 Absolutely blew up his senior year point wise-Ken Selby-any comparions??? Played only 1 year of pro
UAA: 90 16-15–31 87
CHL: 26 4-1-5 16
Lee Green: 01-05
UAA: 137 8-18–26 174
ECHL: 52 3-8-11 98
1 game AHL: 1 0-0-0 2
Justin Johnson: 02-06 He is the defintion of stud, seriously look it up. Depedable, hardest working Seawolf in a long time in my book. Comparable to Jared Tuton. He's played for now 4 ECHL teams. Nice to see he's gone sniper in Cinny.
UAA: 143 13-22–35 147
ECHL: 43 12-10-22 208
Spencer Carbery: 02-03 Transferred to St.Norbert College after his freshman year in the WCHA. Played a season in the CHL, before going up to the ECHL, and has stayed there ever since.
UAA: 26 1-2–3 22
CHL: 63 16-28-44 157
ECHL: 39 12-7-19 126
Brett McMann: 02-06 Played pro two years after graduated.
CHL: 46 3-7-10 41
Curtis Glencross: 02-04 Right now the only Seawolf in the NHL. Though: Nathan Lawson, Chad Anderson, Luke Beaverson, and Paul Crowder all got legitmite shots to see action next season. One of my favorite Seawolves ever. Loved his intensity-just what we needed to finally get to the Final Five.
UAA: 72 32-25–57 158
AHL: 29 19-16-35 53
NHL Career: 144 29-37-66 95
Ales Parez: 02-06 A great passer, team player, played 2 years of pro hockey in the EIHL, EPL?
UAA: 120 21-56–77 191
EIHL: 22 7-18-25 22
EPL: 33 18-36-54 79
Matt Hanson: 02-05 Loved him, too bad he got in academic trouble, played mostly in the CHL, some ECHL action
UAA: 71 10-16–26 58
CHL: 26 6-8-14 24
ECHL: 2 0-0-0 0
B.J. Ballas: 02-03 Played one year and skipped to the CHL
UAA: 33 0-1–1 38
CHL: 30 2-5-7 24
Charlie Kronschnabel: 03-07 Bir, burly center in his days at UAA, pretty good career for a guy who only started skating late compared to most youngsters. Playing in the "A" currently
UAA: 104 22-34–56 93
ECHL: 72 13-22-35 62 Playoff's that year: 13 3-5-8 8
AHL: 43 2-5-7 19
Chris Fournier: 03-04 Great that he transferred to us from UND, sad that he just didn't have the chops for pro hockey
UAA: 38 14-18–32 24
ECHL Career: 8 0-1-1 6
Justin Bourne: 03-07 Of course by now you know about his blog, and why he isn't playing anymore-as of know anyways. My little brother's favorite Seawolf, defintely in my top 12.
UAA: 149 31-53-84 34
ECHL: 50 16-15-31 46
AHL: 16 2-3-5 2
Chad Anderson: 03-07 Strong D, poised to make his NHL debut next year.
UAA: 138 16-33–49 205
AHL: 55 2-11-13 35
Mark Smith: 03-07 Quietest kid ever to play for UAA in my day. Solid game Mark brings to the rink. Had a pretty good year out of UAA in the ECHL, and now having sucess in the CHL.
UAA: 129 16-31–47 94
CHL: 43 4-13-17 61
ECHL: 59 6-9-15 41
*note, if you have read the ADN TRANSACTIONS in the Sports Section, excuse me the Sports/Classified/Comics Section, a different Brandon Segal is in the NHL, then the Segal that went to UAA for two years.
John DeCaro: 04-06 He transferred here to play Division I, and try to make it to the NHL, well he's certinaly on his way. Poised to make his NHL debut next year.
UAA: 36gp 7-17-3 REC. 3.83 GAA .897 sv% 2SH-forgot he got 2 shutouts for us
CHL: 38 27-6-3 1.63 .941 11
ECHL:21 11-7-0 2.06 .929 2
AHL: 3 3-0-0 2.92 .922 0
Nathan Lawson: 04-07 Left after his junior year to go pro, was a kinda a headcase, and a little selfish when he first got at the Sully, but I'm glad to hear he has changed into more of a team player. Had the greatest warm-up ever. Poised to make his NHL debut next year.
UAA: 75 21-41-8 3.24 .906 2
ECHL: 24 14-7-1 2.89 .906 1
AHL: 30 18-9-2 2.13 .929 2
Chris Tarkir: 04-08 Dependable F, playing in the CHL-looking for a promition to the ECHL next season
UAA: 100 15-15–30 181
CHL: 62 12-9-21 59
Merit Waldrop: 04-08 Left Phoenix because he wasn't getting real good ice time-don't blame him. Hope he makes the Aces next season
UAA: 104 17-24–41
ECHL: 30 4-16-20 21
LATEST TRAITOR: 04-06
UAA: 51 6-16–22 16
AHL: 5 0-2-2 0
Shea Hamilton: 04-06 Played a game in the ECHL with ex Seawolf Justin Johnson, been decent in IHL
UAA: 43 10-8–18 98
IHL: 24 1-9-10 41
Peter Cartwright: 04-08 Stud F
UAA: 125 14-28-42 93
CHL: 58 13-16-29 65
Mat Robinson: 05-09 Had a late spring break in Vegas playing pro hockey, left to finish his studies at UAA, will play pro DEFINTELY next season. A freaking master of the hip check-best i've ever had the pleasure to see. Baring a major injury, or a call-up to the the show, he will defintely play at least 50 AHL games.
UAA: 107 6-25-31 105
ECHL: 4 1-1-2 2 went +2
Jay Beagle: 05-07 Strong game, made his NHL debut against Sid the Kid, and played with Alex the Great
UAA: 67 14-16-30 133
ECHL: 8 2-8-10 4
AHL: 64 19-18-37 41
NHL (Including Playoffs): 5 0-0-0 2
Duvie Wescott: 97-98 Transferred to SCSU after Brush left, played with Curtis Glencross on Colombus, now playing in Euro-RIVAL OF NHL-KHL
UAA: 25 3-5-8 43
AHL: 37 4-23-27 77
NHL: 78 6-22-28 133
Paul Crowder: 06-09 Ranger's Blog
UAA: 107 32-48-80 80
AHL: 9 0-3-3 4
So the totals of current players in leagues this season:
Currently Play/Did Play
EIHL: 1/1
SPHL: 1/1
CHL: 5/5
ECHL: 7/11
KHL: 1/1
AHL: 5/6
NHL: 2/2
