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AA Nevada Storm 16u Update – Beat Flagstaff NorthStars 5-1

25 Friday Nov 2016

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Sunday, November 27, 2016

Las Vegas – The AA Nevada Storm 16u won its consolation game 5-1 over the Flagstaff NorthStars at the Silver Stick Pacific Regional on Saturday evening at the Las Vegas Ice Center.

Final Scores

Friday, November 25

Cal Heat 4, Nevada Storm 3

Nevada Storm 3, Jr Coyotes-Chandler 3 (tie)

Saturday, November 26

Cal Wave 2, Nevada Storm 0

Consolation Game

Nevada Storm 5, Flagstaff Northstars 1

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SILVER STICKS AA 16U FINAL FOUR

Cal Wave 6, Utah Golden Eagles 1

Jr Sun Devils 3, Valencia Jr Flyers 2

GOLD MEDAL GAME

Cal Wave 3, Jr Sun Devils 2

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AA 16u NEVADA STORM SCORING LEADERS

Points…………………Goals/Assists

6 – Dominick Panzarella  4 goals, 2 assists

4 – Braden LaPlaca 1/3

3 – Daniel Ramos 2/1

3 – Joseph Terrena 1/2

2 – RC Angelil 1/1

2  – Ty Gartzke 0/2

1 –  Hunter Barto 1/0

1 – Zachary Ditmore 1/0

1 – Frankie Trent 0/1

Goalie

Luke Fundator 4 games, 74 shots on goal, 67 saves, 90.5% save percentage

 

 

— Miracle at the Ice Arena — A Christmas Story

24 Thursday Nov 2016

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A 2016 Christmas Story

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MIRACLE AT THE ICE ARENA

=== A Christmas Story ====

Starring coach Rob, Dave Francis, Gramps, hockey dads Steve Allen, Tommy Ricketts, Pete Trimboli plus athletic trainer Kendall Galor and teenage skater Ryan Zurfluh, his hockey Sister Leah and introducing Peppers, the Zamboni driver.

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There is a dark area over by the north rinkboards at the SoBe Ice Arena in Las Vegas. Fast-skating forwards are told not to go into that neighborhood where danger lurks. When the L.A. Hornets were in town a few years the Thompson Twins trapped and slammed into Ryan of the Las Vegas Mustangs. He went down into a heap and coach Rob left the bench, walked onto the ice and crouched down to look at his fallen goal scorer.

“They got me pretty good, coach. Hurts real bad. Cannot move much,” Ryan said.

Just then coach Rob looked up and saw teardrops streaking down the outside of the cold rink glass. 

The teardrops were from Ryan’s younger sister Leah.

Athletic trainer Kendall Galor was also on the ice saying “coach, we need to help Ryan, like right now.”

And as coach Rob picked up Ryan and carried him off the ice the Thompson Twins were high-fiving with their head coach Jack Black on the Hornets bench.

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By Lee Samuels and Mary Cate Zurfluh

Las Vegas – At last – two years later – the L.A. Hornets were back in town with the Thompson Twins and it was snowing – lightly, but snowing – when Las Vegas coach Rob walked into the Pro Shop at the Sobe Ice Arena during Christmas week.

There, Dave Francis had a blowtorch with a crackling blue-white flame working on a pair of skates, hockey Dad Steve Allen was over by the rack of new hockey sticks and Gramps sat at a small table putting together gift boxes for the UNLV players. Every Rebel player would get a gift for sure.

Coach Rob walked into all of this when his cellular made a brrring sound.

He looked at the lighted message which said “we have a new player. We need to talk.”

It was from GM Pete Trimboli.

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The new player is a She, Pete was saying.

Specifically it is Leah Zurfluh, kid sister of Ryan who was leveled and hurt badly two years ago by the Thompson Twins in the north corner of the rink

“Says she doesn’t need to play in the game tonight but she can win the game,” Pete was saying.

Rob smiled. 

Doesn’t need to play in the game, but she can win the game.

And the winner of the game tonight advances to the Pacific District Regionals.

Dave Francis spoke out first.

“Coach, don’t let her go out there and get hurt. The Thompson Twins are so mean their parents stopped coming to the games,” Dave said.

“Please Rob…don’t let her play,” said Gramps. “I really couldn’t take it if anything happened to her. She’s not that big, Rob.”

“I promise, the Thompson Twins will never get to her on the ice tonight,” said Rob

Just then hockey dad Tommy Ricketts came into the pro shop. His jacket was covered with snow. He had a notebook. Rob knows that Tommy goes to every rink in town looking for the next teenage Gretzky.

“Ever see her on the ice Tommy,” said Rob.

Tommy smiled. “Just saw her last week over on the Swenson rink. The rink manager told me about her. She rents the ice for a couple of hours and get this….

Tommy opened a notebook. 

“She skates in large circles over and over, then she takes off towards a net – if they had one there. She does this over and over. All by herself. No one knows why,” Tommy said.

Rob then asked GM Pete “…is she registered here in the state of Nevada.

“All the paperwork is in. And, she is standing right outside of the pro shop right now,” Pete said.

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Coach Rob left the shop, turned right and spotted her.

“You know you can’t play in the game, not after what the Thompson Twins did to your brother. They are some means cats playing hockey but they are among the worse I’ve seen in a long time,” Rob said.

Leah smiled.

“I don’t need to play in the game. But I can win the game,” she said.

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Back in the pro shop Peppers, the Zamboni driver, said he needed to speak to coach Rob.

“Are you going tell him about the Pepsi Scoreboard,” Gramps said.

Peppers nodded yes.

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“Rob, there were some crew guys on top of our scoreboard about 6 o’clock in the morning. They were messing around with the wiring and stuff. Not sure why,” Peppers said.

Rob asked about the work order, who signed it.

Peppers said it was signed by a L.Z.

“Leah Zurfluh?” asked Rob. “Why her? What does she major in school.”

Tommy Ricketts checked his notes. “Leah majors in science and math, just like older brother Ryan.”

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At last the game got underway that evening. The Thompson Twins were chasing goal scorers around the ice but when regulation play was over the game was tied 2-2.

Which meant the decisive goals would be in a Shootout.

“Give me five numbers – who is going to shoot,” referee Wally Lacroix asked coach Rob. At the other bench linesman Adam Hendren was asking the same question to the coach of the L.A. Hornets

On a small slip of paper coach Rob wrote down the numbers 16, 12, 14, 7 and then stopped.

“What’s her jersey number Pete,” Rob asked.

“Number 9.”

“Didn’t Eddie Samuels wear that number,” said Rob, knowing that he did.

“He sure did,” Pete said.

Rob then added Number 9 and gave the slip of paper to Wally Lacroix.

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No one scored in the Shootout. There was only one shooter left.

“You’re up,” Rob told Leah.

She smiled, then went through gate from the bench to the ice.

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At center ice Leah, wearing her figure skates, leaned down and looked towards the Hornets goalie.

She pressed a small, black button near the top of her hockey stick and out flew streamers – red, green and blue – all Christmas colors.

As she began to skate towards the net the streamers whirled in a circle, a maddening swirl of colors.  The Hornets goalie turned to his bench and said what the …. The referees Wally and Adam stood by the side of the net, arms folded.

Leah burned toward the net and then – with streamers whirling – she veered to her right and circled around the net.

She circled the net several times as the Hornets coach screamed at the two officials.

Leah returned to the blue line and pushed a second small black button on her hockey stick.

There was a loud groaning sound as the Pepsi scoreboard began to rotate and what looked like snow was falling onto center ice.

The Hornets coach screamed, the referees watched with arms folded and on the Las Vegas bench coach Rob smiled.

The scoreboard was now spinning madly, the streamers were swirling out of the top of Leah’s hockey stick when she leaned down and prepared to make her final run at the net.

“MERRY CHRISTMAS, GOALIE. THIS ONE IS FOR MY BROTHER.”

With that Leah skated hard towards the net, she feinted going to her right, then veered left and while crossing past the net used a backhand to tap the the puck into the net.

The red light flicked on.

It was a goal.

Las Vegas won.

A side gate opened and Leah skated off the ice. While her teammates celebrated, piling on each other as snow fell from the scoreboard she went into a small dressing room, lowered her head and wept.  All of the planning, practicing and pressure of scoring her biggest and the only goal she would ever score – finally got to her.

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When the game was over Leah came into the pro shop. A small Christmas tree was lit, Dave Francis was blowtorching one more pair of skates, Gramps was boxing up all of he presents for the UNLV players.

“Got two extra gift boxes, Gramps? Leah asked.

“For you, sure,” he said.

Who are they for someone asked, maybe it was hockey dad Steve Allen over by the rack of sticks. Or maybe it was Peppers.

“For the Thompson Twins,” she said. “I spoke to them after the game. They come a rough part of L.A. They don’t get hardly anything for Christmas. My granddad Lee used to tell me the same when he was growing up back in South Jersey. He said he didn’t care but I know he did. So I just want to share with the Thompson Twins what we do – and what we always should do, all of us – at Christmas Time.”

With that, she took the two wrapped gift boxes and went to track them down.

A few minutes later coach Rob left the pro shop. He turned right, went towards the big Christmas Tree over by Subway and turned right again out the glass rink doors. It was icy cold outside. He buttoned his overcoat and looked up at the bright stars, the ones shining onto the SoBe Ice Arena.

He shivered for a moment.  It was snowing on that Christmas Eve.

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The story behind the scenes for Miracle on Ice

Lee and Mary Samuels are the parents of Las Vegas hockey player Eddie Samuels who passed in August. Our hearts ache for him everyday…..Las Vegas hockey dad Tommy Ricketts passed a few days after Eddie. He is the father of Beau Ricketts and his son Blade skates in the Nevada Storm hockey program. Tommy’s wife Charla gave us permission to use his likeness, saying Tommy “would be honored to be in your Christmas story.” 

Coach Rob Pallin made a giant impact early in the world of hockey in Las Vegas with his unique style of coaching which constructed confidence in each and every player when they went onto the ice. His 2001-02 AA Las Vegas Mustangs team was the first hometown team to play in the U.S. Nationals.

Dave Francis was the loving, caring person who for years ran the SoBe Ice Arena Pro Shop. He has been featured in all of our Christmas stories. His wife is Cindy and his hockey son Chris plays for the ECHL Quad City Mallards…Pete Trimboli is a hockey dad whose son Mike was a star defenseman at Utah State and who is now playing in Germany…Hockey dad Steve Allen is the father of Jason Allen who played for years at a high level in ice and roller here in town…Gramps is legendary, the grandfather of UNLV head coach Anthony Greener. Gramps has appeared in all of Christmas stories.

Lee created the Thompson Twins…Mary Cate Zurfluh is our daughter who is an amazing person, the mother of Ryan and Leah and who also makes time to write children’s books. Her husband Jay created the character Peppers, the eccentric Zamboni driver….and no the Pepsi scoreboard at the Sobe Ice Arena doesn’t spin madly about, only in this story.

This story idea was put together about six month ago, then writing got underway.  Hope you enjoyed it, Lee

Lee Samuels is the author of holiday classics…

The Kid Who Never Scored a Goal

The Coach Who Believed in Santa

Mary Cate Zurfluh is the author of a children’s book

Flash The Cat

JASON ZUCKER A BRIGHT STAR IN WILD’S 3-1 WIN ON THANKSGIVING EVE

24 Thursday Nov 2016

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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

St. Paul, Minnesota –  Jason Zucker of Las Vegas had his greatest game this season with blazing speed while working hard digging for pucks, rocketing a puck on the top of the left post and setting up teammate Mikko Koivu for the first goal of the game in the NHL Minnesota Wild’s 3-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets.  Jason was a bright shining star on the ice in front of his older brother Evan who brought his Nevada Storm bantam ice hockety team to the game. The crowd was 19,022 at the Excel Energy Center.

Also on Thanksgiving Eve…

Wenatchee, Washington – Brendan Harris of Las Vegas dealt his 35th, 36th assists of the season for the BCHL Wenatchee Wild who won a high-tension game 5-3 over division leader Chilliwack Chiefs at the Town Toyota Center. Brendan, who is committed to Bemidji State next season, has 11 goals, 36 assists for 47 points. He leads the scoring among all Las Vegas players away from home this year.

Here Is Schedule for AA Nevada Storm 16u in Silver Stick Pacific Regional at Las Vegas Ice Center

23 Wednesday Nov 2016

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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Las Vegas – The AA Nevada Storm 16u will begin play in a Silver Stick Regional Qualifier beginning Friday at the Las Vegas Ice Center.

Here the Storm’s game schedule

SILVER STICK REGIONAL

AA NEVADA STORM 16U

Friday, November 25

9 am – vs Cal Heat

4 pm – vs Coyotes – Chandler

Saturday, November 26

10:45 am – Cal Wave

Sunday, November 27

8 am – Final 4 Games

1:30 pm – Gold Medal Game

Big Win on Home Ice for Coach Rob

23 Wednesday Nov 2016

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Tuesday, November 20, 2016

Innsbruck, Austria –  Las Vegas coach Rob Pallin and his TWK Innsbruck club beat Klagenfurt 3-2 as two big goals were scored by former captain at the University of North Dakota Mario Lamoureaux.  TWK Innsbruck raised its season record to 12-5-5. “Such a big win on home ice,” said coach Rob.

Huge Game Thanksgiving Eve

22 Tuesday Nov 2016

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Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Wenatchee, Washington – Brendan Harris of Las Vegas and the BCHL Wenatchee Wild battle with division rival Chilliwack Chiefs on Thanksgiving Eve at the Town Toyota Center. Both teams play in the same division and Chilliwack leads it with an 18-5-3 record, Wenatchee is 18-5-1. Brendan has 11 goals, 34 assists for 45 points this season. Bliss Littler is the head coach of Wenatchee.

Mike Trimboli Update in Germany

21 Monday Nov 2016

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Sunday, November 20, 2016

Defenseman Mike Trimboli of Las Vegas scored his 2nd goal of the season for the EHC Neuwid Bears in a 6-1 win over Dortmund to improve to 8-3-0. Mike, in his first season of professional hockey, has 2 goals, 7 assists for 9 points.

It’s Thanksgiving Week and Here is How Top Players, Coaches and Parents Will be Celebrating in Las Vegas

21 Monday Nov 2016

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All About Thanksgiving – 2016

Las Vegas – It is Thanksgiving week, family time for all Las Vegas hockey players, coaches and parents. Here is how some of our readers are celebrating:

Las Vegas hockey dad Steve Allen whose son Jason played for a number of Las Vegas ice hockey and roller teams and who also played for the AAA San Diego Jr Gulls and AAA L.A. Jr Kings

“Both me and Jason are working but getting together at Jason’s where his girlfriend will be cooking a nice turkey. There will be a lot of sports talk and good food.”

 

Las Vegas hockey mom Rosie Carlo has been at the rinkboards for many seasons watching her son Vito skate in games. Vito is now a top defenseman for the WSHL Las Vegas Storm. Rosie says…

“We are having Thanksgiving at home with Vito, his brother Mike, me and his Dad. I believe we may have one or two of Vito’s Storm teammates with us too which I love because I like cooking for a lot of people. I will be doing the cooking with a little help from Vito’s Dad. Vito’s favorite dish is my corn casserole. I always make two of them so he can have one by himself.”

 

Las Vegas goal scorer Michael Cichy with the NA3HL Atlanta Capitals. His hockey mom Pat says..

“With Michael playing in Atlanta he will be spending Thanksgiving with his aunt, uncle and cousins. My nephews are a couple of years older than Michael and he has not seen them since he was small so they will all have a great time being together.”

 

Richie Crossley, long time defenseman who played at all levels of the game in Las Vegas. 

“Thankfully I am not working on Thanksgiving so I will be spending the holiday with our family. My mom usually cooks and my three older sisters help her out in the kitchen. Me, I play house league hockey on Thursdays – we are the Crush – and on Sunday with the All-Stars. My teammates include Wally Lacroix, Cody Milligan and George Salami.”

 

Matt Edlin, long-time hockey executive in Las Vegas

“Happy Thanksgiving to all. We will be enjoying Thanksgiving with family here in Las Vegas. Looking forward to Family, Food and Football. I am playing in a Men’s League – my team is called The Slime – and street hockey with my nephew. Wanted to let you know we read Vegashockey.net every day.”

 

Megan Edmunds is the award-winning social media director for the UNLV Rebels hockey team.

“On Thanksgiving it will be my mom cooking the turkey and preparing the rest of the food with the help of my little sister and myself. For dinner it will be me, mom, dad, sister, grandparents and boyfriend celebrating the holiday together.”

 

Erik Fischer played a lot of ice hockey and roller in Las Vegas. He last played for the WSHL Ogden Mustangs a few years ago.

“I am actually going to be at work on Thanksgiving Day celebrating with my co-workers at a restaurant called Holsteins inside of the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The chefs there take good care of us with a nice Thanksgiving meal.”

 

Chris Francis, captain ECHL Quad City Mallards in Moline, Illinois

“Hello to all. We will be in Quad Cities celebrating Thanksgiving with my teammates. I am hosting the dinner at my apartment. It should be a good time with great food. I want to wish Happy Thanksgiving to all of my friends back home in Las Vegas.”

 

Luke Fundator, goalie, Nevada Storm 16u –  Luke is one of the great young goalies in Las Vegas. His hockey father Doug writes …

“We will be having Thankgiving dinner at home this year – usually we are on the road for hockey – as Luke will be getting ready for the Silver Stick Tournament this weekend with the Nevada Storm at the Las Vegas Ice Center. Luke loves turkey and all of the fixins including pumpkin pie. We just have to keep all of this at a minimum because of the games we are playing beginning on Friday.”

 

Anthony Greener, head coach, UNLV Rebels

“Normally we go to my grandma’s house but this year we are going to my wife Ashley’s house in California. It will be a new experience for us. I love turkey and Ashley’s mother is a great cook.”

 

GM/Head coach Gabe Gauthier of WSHL Las Vegas Storm

“My family will be coming to Las Vegas for Thanksgiving. My wife and I cook. My Thanksgiving favorites are turkey, stuffing and key lime pie.”

 

Hockey mom Lori Orchow Haney, mother of all-star defenseman Connor Haney of Las Vegas 

“We will be with my husband, daughter Chloe, Connor and his girl friend Michelle. We will make some turkey and eat at home.”

 

Jared Joerger, head coach, UNLV Rebels roller hockey team

“My brother is coming to town and we are going to a family dinner with my parents and grandparents early in the afternoon, then Kendell and I are joining her parents for a home cooked turkey dinner that evening. We want to wish a Happy Thanksgiving to all.”

 

Zach Jewby played for Eddie Samuels when he coached the WSHL Park City Moose in Utah. Zach and Eddie stayed in touch for years.

“I will be heading to my grandmother’s house on Thanksgiving Day. We pretty much do the same thing every year. I will be playing in a family football game in the morning, then head to my girlfriend’s family house early in the afternoon. Afterwards I will head over to my family to have desert and hang out. We are living just outside of Baltimore in a town called Canton.”

 

Matt Johnson, a former Las Vegas hockey coach who is now an assistant coach with Tuft’s University a NCAA D3 team.

“We will be celebrating at my cousin’s house. She was the first of the grandkids who got married and have a family so she was handed the reins. We have a pretty small family so we will be enjoying the day together. Our Tuft’s hockey team beat #9-ranked Trinity College this past weekend and we also got a win over Wesleyan College.”

 

Las Vegas hockey dad George Kemper whose son Geoff skated for the AAA San Diego Jr Gulls midget major team in 2001-02.

“Our family is going to have Thanksgiving dinner like we do every year. My wife and I cook and our daughter Kelly will be there so it will be a time to relax and watch some football and hockey. Geoff, our hockey player, lives in Muriretta, California. His wife’s family is having Thanksgiving. They have a daughter – our grandaughter – named Brooke who is six years old. Geoff is still playing in a house ice hockey league in Escondido.”

 

Hockey coach Aaron Kinslow who coached with Eddie Samuels of Las Vegas with the WSHL Park City Moose for two seasons.

“We will be in Moorehead, Minnesota with relatives eating lots and watching football. My brother’s finance will be hosting and cooking the turkey.”

 

Hockey dad John McNicholas whose son Michael from Las Vegas skates for New Hampshire University.

“The McNicholas family are on a 10-day trip watching Michael and New Hampshire U hockey. We will make a Thanksgiving dinner in Portsmouth, New Hampshire before heading to New York City to watch UNH play Cornell at Madison Square Garden.

 

Adam Naglich who years ago played on the 2001-02 Red Line with Josh Jasek and Eddie Samuels with the AA Las Vegas Mustangs 18u team.

“We will be celebrating Thanksgiving Day at home. My wife will be cooking and it will be our family and her father who is in town so he will be joining us. I play house hockey on Sunday nights on a team called The Rhino with Zee who is with the UNLV hockey program and Ryan Krametbauer.”

 

Las Vegas hockey coach Rob Pallin who is coaching at TWK Innsbruck this season.

“Dora, baby Emily and I will be having turkey dinner at our home. We will be watching the Minnesota Vikings in a big football game!”

 

Spencer Poscente, 19, of Las Vegas is having an awesome season with 5 goals, 6 assists for the Tri City Ice Hawks in Bay City, Michigan. The team plays in the U.S. Premier League. Spencer played for the WSHL Fresno Monsters last winter.

“Going home to Las Vegas to see my family and friends for Thanksgiving. My favorite Thanksgiving foods are turkey of course and sweet potatoes.”

 

Hockey dad Steve Pochiro and his son Zach who plays for the ECHL Norfolk Admirals.

“We will be at our house for Thanksgiving dinner. My wife will cook the turkey and Zach and I will watch some football and help with dinner preparations as needed.”

 

Hockey mom Charla Ricketts whose son Beau was one of the all-time greats in junior hockey and particuarly in his final season with the WSHL Las Vegas Storm. Her younger son Blade plays in the Nevada Storm hockey program at the Las Vegas Ice Center.

“We are going home to Utah for the holidays. I have two grandmothers in their 90s so we will be visiting both families. Mostly my mom and aunts cook but everyone brings something. Then we go Christmas Tree hunting on the weekend. Tommy and my 28th wedding anniversary will be on the 26th. Our son Beau will be celebrating his Thanksgiving in Minot.

 

Nick Robone, coach of the UNLV Rebels hockey team. He is on the bench every game with head coach Anthony Greener.

“I will be with my family at my aunt’s house. My Dad usually cooks the turkey and Mom takes care of the ham. Personally, I like the sweet potatoes and the roast beef. I really want to wish Happy Thanksgiving to all.”

 

Jimmy Samuels of Las Vegas is a freshman at Kansas University where he is playing on the ACHA hockey team.

“Going to stay with my Uncle Ross at his home in Leavenworth on Thanksgiving Day. Afterwards I will be hopping to different friends houses in Shawnee, Kansas to be with them as well.”

 

Hockey dad Pete Trimboli whose son Michael plays for the EHC Neuwid Bears in Neuwid, Germany – about a hour northwest of Frankfurt

“We plan to take a flight to Germany on Wednesday to watch Mike play. We will be there for two weeks which will include five games. Our other two kids will take flights to Germany on December 2 to watch two games. We will celebrate Thanksgiving with some schnitzel and beer.”

 

Evan Zucker, one of the all-time pure Las Vegas goal scorers and now head coach of the Nevada Storm Bantam A team.

“We will be coaching in Minnesota and watching my brother Jason play for the NHL Minnesota Wild. Our entire Bantam A team will be going to Wild home games on Wednesday and Friday.  Me, at Thanksgiving I like the turkey and mashed potatoes the best.”

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WSHL Las Vegas Storm in Wild Double OT/Shootout Battle in SoCal

21 Monday Nov 2016

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Sunday, November 20, 2016

Ontario, California – Ted Astrom of the WSHL Las Vegas Storm scored a dramatic goal with 2:03 left in regulation to tie the game 6-6, then the WSHL Ontario Avalanche won the final battle in an OT/Shootout 7-6 here Sunday at the Center Ice Arena. Las Vegas will get a team point for the standings. Ontario had more shots in regulation play 48-40.

Here is the Las Vegas scoring in order:

Las Vegas – Nikita Pintsuv (Alex Roth assist)

Las Vegas – Nikita Pintsuv (Alex Roth)

Las Vegas – Nick Peck (Jeffery Morgan, Jasper Fitzi)

Las Vegas – Isaiah Letendre (Ted Astrom)

Las Vegas – Jeffery Morgan (Vito Carlo, Tino Nummela)

Las Vegas – Ted Astrom (Armandus Laukkanen, Nikita Pintsuv)

Las Vegas goalie – Brooks Dimarino

UNLV ON GOAL SCORING RAMPAGE – WIN 10-1 AT BEEHIVE CLASSIC

20 Sunday Nov 2016

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Sunday, November 20, 2106

North Logan, Utah –  UNLV’s amazing goal-scoring rampage continued Sunday as the Rebels took apart Top 10 West ranked Metro State Denver 10-1 at the Weber County Sports Complex on Sunday. The West’s #2 ranked UNLV raised its season record to 16-3-0.

UNLV went 4-0-0 while scoring 34 times here this week:

10-1 over Northern Colorado

10-2 over Montana Tech

4-1 over Boise State

10-1 over Metro State Denver

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UNLV scoring

UNLV – Jake Saxe 10th goal this season (Dion Antisin, Bas Assaf)

UNLV – Viktor Brask 15th (Dion Antisin, Cody Williams)

UNLV – Dion Antisin 15th (Cody Williams)

UNLV – Ethan Montoya 4th (Dion Antisin)

UNLV – Dion Antisin 16th (Cody Williams, Viktor Brask)

UNLV – Tristan Mayer 8th (Cody Williams, Viktor Brask)

UNLV – Tristan Mayer 9th (Viktor Brask, Cody Wiliams)

UNLV – Cody Lane 1st (Dion Antisin)

UNLV – Tristan Mayer 10th

UNLV – Cody Lane 2nd (Jake Saxe)

UNLV goalie – Erik Eidissen

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