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Las Vegas Players Away From Home – 2017-18

30 Friday Jun 2017

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Michael McNicholas (11) of Las Vegas angles in high speed for NCAA New Hampshire University

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Las Vegas Players Away From Home – 2017-18

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ERIK ATCHINSON, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 16U

STEVEN AVALONE, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 18U

BRENNAN BLASCZAK, NCAA ALASKA-FAIRBANKS

ANTHONY BONALDI, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 16U

DYLAN ST. CYR, NCAA NOTRE DAME

BRENDEN FEHLIG, NA3HL LANSING WOLVES

CHRIS FRANCIS, ECHL QUAD CITY MALLARDS

ALEXANDER FURSTE, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 18U

DOM GARCIA, NCAA ARIZONA STATE

BRENDAN HARRIS, NCAA BEMIDJI STATE

BRADEN LAPLACA, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 16U

MICHAEL MCNICHOLAS, NCAA NEW HAMPSHIRE

NICHOLAS MCPHERSON, LUND GIANTS HC

ASHLEY PRINTZEN, AAA BELLE TIRE – DETROIT – 16U

ANTHONY RODRIGUEZ, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 18U

JOE SULLIVAN, NCAA ST LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY

CAMERON SYLVESTER, AAA ARIZONA BOBCATS 16U

GABRIEL TESTA, AAA IOWA WILD 18U

CAMERON ZUCKER, NA3HL LANSING WOLVES

JASON ZUCKER, NHL MINNESOTA WILD

Ashley Printzen of Las Vegas to AAA Belle Tire 16u in Detroit; Brother Cody Printzen Will Skate for Team USA in AAU Inline Championships

30 Friday Jun 2017

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Friday, June 30, 2017

By Lee Samuels

There is massive breaking news today in the Printzen hockey family here in Las Vegas.

— Ashley Printzen of Las Vegas will skate this fall for AAA Belle Tire girls 16u, a premier team based in Detroit. Ashley is 16 years old. The AAA Belle Tire 16u girls team won the U.S. Tier 1 National Championship last season. In the gold medal game AAA Belle Tire beat the AAA Pittsburgh Pens 2-0.

— Cody Printzen, 17, will skate for the Team USA roller team at the 2017 AAU International Championships at The Rinks-Corona, California. The AAUs get underway for Cody on July 10-13, then Cody will skate for Team USA in China on July 15-18. Cody last season played for the Micah Sanford-coached AAA Las Vegas Storm 16u ice hockey team at the Las Vegas Ice Center.

Alaska Hockey News Right Here…

29 Thursday Jun 2017

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Here is How Top Las Vegas GMs, Coaches, Players Will Celebrate on July 4

29 Thursday Jun 2017

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Thursday, June 29, 2017

By Lee Samuels

Las Vegas – It’s time to celebrate. The USA 241 years ago signed its Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the world of hockey – GMs, head coaches, players and Las Vegas hockey moms and dads – will be celebrating all over our city on July 4.

STEVE ALLEN, HOCKEY DAD WHOSE SON JASON PLAYED FOR THE AAA LAS VEGAS REBELS, AAA L.A. JR KINGS AND AAA SAN DIEGO JR GULLS – “Going to spend July 4 with my son Jason with his family of four – Roman, Gianella, Emma, Cloe – three beautiful girls and a boy. There will be a lot of food and a lot of hockey talk. Can’t wait to see the fireworks.”

JOE BATTAGLIA, LAS VEGAS HOCKEY DAD – “Small family BBQ at the house to celebrate July 4. My son Justin is playing men’s league hockey twice each week – with Puck Dynasty on Wednesday nights and The Leafs on Thursday nights at the SoBe Ice Arena.”

BRANDON BAVIS OF MOUNT PEARL, CANADA PLAYED FOR GABE GAUTHIER’S WSHL LAS VEGAS STORM IN 2014-15. “I am doing well in Edmonton right now. Played a bit of pro hockey last year. I will be doing one of three things this year – playing pro in Sweden or in Edmonton or coaching Jr A in Ontario, Canada. I have stayed in touch with one of my Las Vegas teammates Nathan Fournier. He is moving this week from California to Montana. Hello to all of my friends in Las Vegas.”

VITO CARLO OF LAS VEGAS LAST SEASON SKATED FOR THE NA3HL ATLANTA CAPITALS. “We plan to barbecue with my family and light some fireworks. Looking to meet up too with Jimmy Samuels and some other friends as well.”

PAT CICHY, LAS VEGAS HOCKEY MOM WHOSE SON MICHAEL LAST SEASON PLAYED FOR THE NA3HL ATLANTA CAPITALS – “We will be spending time with some friends relaxing. We live down the street from the Red Rock Casino which will have fireworks and we will be able to get a glimpse of them from our yard.”

RICHIE CROSSLEY WHO IS WORKING AT T-MOBILE ARENA ON CONVERSION TEAMS AND ZAMBONI WHEN NEEDED. RICHIE AND DEVIN LANE WERE RECENTLY VOTED ‘BEST DEFENSIVE PAIR ALL-TIME IN LAS VEGAS’ WHEN THEY PLAYED FOR THE AA LAS VEGAS ICE CATS –  “I will be hanging out around the pool at first to celebrate my birthday on July 3 – going to be 26.”

MATT EDLIN, LONG-TIME LAS VEGAS HOCKEY EXECUTIVE: “We are spending some time in Brewster, NY for five days with our girlfriend. We are heading to Cape Cod on July 4 and will be with family and friends. We just went to the Brewster Ice Arena which I learned has a great hockey arena and is the home of the New York Apple Core teams. Still living in Las Vegas however and playing some pickup hockey there. Am excited about the NHL Golden Knights and the UNLV Rebels. Hope all in Las Vegas will have a great July 4.

MEGAN EDMUNDS, THE OUTSTANDING PUBLICIST FOR THE ACHA D1 UNLV REBELS HOCKEY TEAM: “I will be spending the day working and then I will head home to hang out with family and friends. I will also be preparing to get ready for an early morning flight to Canada the next day.”

ERIK FISCHER OF LAS VEGAS last played for the WSHL Ogden Mustangs. He was always a high speed performer in ice and in roller hockey. Now he plays for the Iceaholics, a men’s league team which plays on Wednesday nights at the SoBe Ice Arena on North Rancho Drive. “Hayden Breceda – remember him – I am sure you do – is one of my teammates on Wednesday nights. We grew up playing hockey together. For July 4 we plan to be at a BBQ at my brothers house and light up some fireworks there to celebrate.”

DOUG FUNDATOR, LAS VEGAS HOCKEY DAD WHOSE SON LUKE IS A TOP GOALIE HERE IN TOWN. “Luke will be participating in the Desert Challenge Cup games at the Las Vegas Ice Center. He has a game on the morning of the 4th. After the game we will be celebrating July 4 with friends and family at our home as we have another game early the next morning on July 5. To all in Las Vegas, have a great holiday.”

GABE GAUTHIER, GM HEAD COACH WSHL LAS VEGAS STORM AND HOCKEY DIRECTOR FOR JR GOLDEN KNIGHTS YOUTH HOCKEY TEAMS AT LAS VEGAS ICE CENTER: “We have plans to celebrate the 4th with the community we live in. Our neighborhood is putting on a BBQ and activities for kids and adults.”

JARED JOERGER, OUTSTANDING ROLLER HOCKEY COACH IN LAS VEGAS – “This year our families are spending this holiday apart. I am in town working but my wife Kendall is travelling through Israel with a couple of Team USA teams as their athletic trainer. She is working as part of their sports med teams. She was chosen as one of six trainers from the USA to travel to Israel for the Maccabiah Games.”

MATT JOHNSON, FORMER LAS VEGAS COACH NOW AN ASSISTANT COACH AT TUFT’S UNIVERSITY – “We will most likely go to our lake house in Maine. We will have family and friends with us. Every town around us in the Boston area has fireworks on either July 3 or 4 which you can see from surrounding towns. So plenty of fireworks for us – it gets a little crazy so Maine is a nice escape. We will be back this season with Tufts and also we will be head coach of the East Coast Spartans U18 team as well.”

AARON KINSLOW – YEARS AGO HE AND EDDIE SAMUELS OF LAS VEGAS WERE COACHES OF THE WSHL PARK CITY MOOSE IN UTAH – “For our July 4 we will be going to Cass Lake in Minnesota for water skiiing, fishing, surfing, relaxing, spending time with family. I hope all is Las Vegas are doing well.”

JOHN MCNICHOLAS, – HOCKEY DAD OF STAR LAS VEGAS PLAYERS JOHN PAUL MCNICHOLAS AND MICHAEL MCNICHOLAS  – LIVING IN LA AREA – “We will likely stay home, go to our beach across the street and then watch fireworks from our balcony.” UPDATE ON JULY 4 FROM JOHN – “I did the Hermosa Ironman with men’s league hockey buddies – mile run, mile paddle, then some cold beverages.”

TALON MILLER FROM BIRD CREEK, ALASKA, WAS A GOALIE TWO SEASONS FOR THE AAA LAS VEGAS STORM 16U – Talon will celebrate with his wife and new baby Celeste. Talon is playing men’s league hockey over at the Subway Centre in Anchorage. The Subway Centre is the rink where the Pokey Reddick-coached Las Vegas Storm years ago upset the Alaska Wolves in the semi-finals of the Pacific District Championships. Talon was the goalie for Las Vegas in that historic game.

WILL ‘MONEY’ MUNSON, SAN DIEGO – Will was called ‘Money’ when he played with the NAHL Billings Bulls because he scored the biggest goals. He and Eddie Samuels of Las Vegas were in same billet home on brutally cold winter nights there in Montana. Billet mom Kim still keeps in touch with Will and Eddie’s family. Will said “hello to all in Las Vegas. My wife is due for our baby anytime now we so we will be laying low around the house. The plan is to watch some fireworks, go to the pool. I am playing some pick up hockey on a team called SNAFU at the Ice Town Arena in Riverside. Still keep in touch with Dusty Jackson my teammate with Billings Bulls.”

STEVE POCHIRO, LAS VEGAS HOCKEY DAD WHOSE SON ZACH PLAYED FOR THE ECHL NORFOLK ADMIRALS LAST SEASON – “We will celebrate at our house with family, swim, do fireworks and eat everything in sight.’

ROB PROFITT, GM AND HEAD COACH NAHL FAIRBANKS ICE DOGS – “Hello to all in Las Vegas. We are actually on a flight on July 4th going to our main camp in Minnesota.”

POKEY REDDICK, LAS VEGAS HOCKEY COACH: “It’s good to hear from Vegashockey. We plan to spend it at home as Zoe’s birthday is July 3 so we pretty much are always at home on the 4th. Happy July 4 to all.”

BEAU RICKETTS, THE FIRST BIG GOAL HOMETOWN GOAL SCORER FOR THE WSHL LAS VEGAS STORM THREE SEASONS AGO. Hockey mom Charla Ricketts says “…Our son Blade and myself will be in town for July 4. I’ve been in and out of a hospital to be with my sister. For July 4 Beau will be in Minot, North Dakota where he lives now. He just had his 23rd birthday. He bought a house in Minot and he’s getting it ready to move into it. We plan to see him – Blade and myself – in about three weeks. Happy July 4 to all of our friends in Las Vegas.”

NICK ROBONE, COACH, ACHA D1 UNLV REBELS – “We will be heading to my parents house for a small BBQ – burgers, ‘dogs and brats. Time to celebrate.”

JIMMY SAMUELS, GM, ACHA D2 KANSAS U HOCKEY TEAM – “Going to spend July 4 with friends and family here in Las Vegas. Going back to college soon.”

ADAM STIO, LAS VEGAS ROLLER HOCKEY GURU WHO HAS DONE IT ALL – RINK OWNER, HEAD COACH, LEAGUE ORGANIZER, GREAT PERSON – “Hope all is well for all in Las Vegas. My company Rotator Sports is sponsoring a Pro Series team at the TORHS 2hot4ice roller hockey event in Tampa on July 4-7 so I will be in Tampa for that week coaching, meeting people and trying to sell some roller hockey product. We are sponsoring Team Breakaway. We will have two games on Wednesday, July 5 – the first against Hockeymutt.com, then against Tour Roadrunners New York. On Thursday we play Mission Black Ice and CarShield from Missouri. Then playoffs begin. So, no fireworks for me but I want everyone in Las Vegas to enjoy July 4th.”

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PETE TRIMBOLI, LAS VEGAS HOCKEY DAD – Right now we are in NY on vacation. We will return home on July 3 and celebrate July 4 at home with BBQ and swimming.”

LAS VEGAS HOCKEY DAD GREG YOCHUM, AN OFFICIAL WITH NAHA AND WHOSE SON MIKE HAS BEEN A STAR PLAYER FOR THE LAS VEGAS STORM HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WHICH SKATES AT LAS VEGAS ICE CENTER: “We are planning to watch fireworks at Red Rock Station Casino on Charleston Ave., then hang out and celebrate July 4 at home.”

EVAN ZUCKER, ONE OF THE GREATEST GOAL SCORERS EVER IN LAS VEGAS – ICE HOCKEY AND ROLLER HOCKEY – NOW COACHING – “We will be hanging out at our parents house to BBQ, swim and light totally legal fireworks.”

SCOTT ZUCKER, HOCKEY DAD AND PRESIDENT OF NAHA: “Our kids are coming over to our house for swimming and fireworks.”

 

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Chris Francis Re-Signed by ECHL Quad City Mallards Affiliated With NHL Vegas Golden Knights

28 Wednesday Jun 2017

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Chris Francis, one of the greatest goal scorers in Las Vegas hockey history – he had 89 goals in a single season here in town – will return to the ECHL Quad City Mallards. He was captain of the club this past season. The Mallards sent an official news release about Chris. The Mallards are affiliated with the NHL Vegas Golden Knights – Lee, Vegashockey.net

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Moline, Illinois – The Quad City Mallards have re-signed center Chris Francis, the Mallards announced today.

In 63 games last season, Francis scored a career-high 27 goals and registered 33 assists to finish tied for the team lead with 60 points while serving as the Mallards’ captain. The 28-year old Las Vegas native reached a pair of milestones last year by recording his three hundredth career point and scoring his one hundredth ECHL goal.

“Re-signing Chris, who led a Mallards team last season that was statistically one of the best in a decade, is a step in the right direction toward raising the bar and improving on what we accomplished last season,” said Mallards coach Phil Axtell.

The 5-foot-9-inch, 189-pound Francis has scored 120 goals and notched 180 assists in 441 games over seven professional seasons.

Francis returned to North America with the Mallards last season after spending 2015-16 with Alba Volan Szekesfehervar, a Hungarian club that competes in the Austrian Erste Bank Eishockey Liga. He scored 12 goals and picked up 17 assists for 29 points in 50 games with Szekesfehervar.

The Mallards are Francis’s third ECHL club. He skated for the Alaska Aces in 2014-15 after playing in his hometown with the Las Vegas Wranglers for the prior three and a half seasons. Francis, who helped Las Vegas to a berth in the 2012 Kelly Cup finals, first joined the Wranglers as a rookie in 2010-11 having also spent parts of his first professional campaign with the Fort Wayne Komets- who were then in the Central Hockey League- and the American Hockey League’s Springfield Falcons.

Francis turned pro after four Western Hockey League seasons with the Portland Winterhawks, for whom he produced 66 goals, 123 assists and 189 points in 279 career junior games.

The Mallards will open their twenty-first season- and their fourth in the ECHL- on Friday, October 13 against the Toledo Walleye at the iWireless Center. Mallards 2017-18 season tickets are now available. Season ticket holders enjoy significant savings of the walk-up ticket price and receive a host of exclusive benefits. For more season ticket information, fans can contact the Mallards at 309-277-1364 or info@myqcmallards.com.
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Gage Quinney of Las Vegas in NHL Pittsburgh Penguins Developmental Camp

27 Tuesday Jun 2017

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Tuesday, June 27, 2017

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Cranberry, Pa. – Gage Quinney, a 6’1, 195 forward from Las Vegas, will skate in the NHL Pittsburgh Penguins Developmental Camp this week at the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex. The Penguins have invited 40 of their top prospects to skate here June 28 to July 1.

Gage, 21, last played in Las Vegas in 2012-13 for a AAA Las Vegas Storm 18u team at the Las Vegas Ice Center. He had 24 goals, 16 goals that season. He played in the WHL and was a 30 goal scorer for the Kamloops Blazers two seasons ago. Last year Gage skated for the ECHL Wheeling Nailers, an affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penquins. He had 24 goals, 16 assists.

His father is the famous Ken Quinney, a former NHL player and who is a top hockey coach here in Las Vegas. Gage’s younger brother Landon played last season for the QMJHL St. John’s Sea Dogs.

Gage has been training hard at Las Vegas ice rinks for weeks, working on his technique and acceleration with hockey coach Rob Pallin who is the head coach of HC TWK Innsbruck in Austria.

Kenny Brooks, Brendan Harris Will Be at NHL Vegas Golden Knights Developmental Camp at Las Vegas Ice Center

26 Monday Jun 2017

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Hometown skaters Kenny Brooks and Brendan Harris of Las Vegas are on a 44-player roster for the NHL Vegas Golden Knights Developmental Camp this week. Kenny last season played for the ECHL Colorado Eagles and Brendan graduated from the BCHL Wenatchee Wild hockey program. Brendan is committed to play with NCAA Bemidji State this fall.

The Golden Knights #1 draft pick Cody Glass will be skating in the Developmental Camp as well. Cody last season skated for the WHL Portland Winterhawks. The camp will run Tuesday through Saturday with all activities set for the Ice Center on Flamingo Avenue in Las Vegas.

GOLDEN KNIGHTS 2017 DEVELOPMENT CAMP ROSTER AS OF JUNE 26:

(Players are listed in alphabetical order by last name)

Forwards (24): Patrick Bajkov, Alex Barre-Boulet, Kenny Brooks, Nick Campoli, Jack Dugan, Reid Duke, Lucas Elvenes, Cody Glass, Jayden Halbgewachs, Brendan Harris, Tomas Hyka, Ben Jones, Keegan Kolesar, Jake Leschyshyn, Josh Melnick, Darian Romanko, Jonas Rondbjerg, Jake Slaker, Martin Sundberg, Nick Suzuki, Alex Tuch, Max Veronneau, Sebastian Vidmar, Tyler Wong

Defensemen (15): Jake Bischoff, Erik Brannstrom, Nikolas Brouillard, Dylan Coghlan, Wyatt Ege, Max Gottlieb, Nicolas Hague, Grant Hutton, Michael Kim, Dmitry Osipov, Alexey Solovyev, Keoni Texeira, Matthew Timms, Will Warm, Justin Wells

Goaltenders (5): Griffen Outhouse, Jiri Patera, Artur Pavliukov, Logan Thompson, Maksim Zhukov

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The NHL Vegas Golden Knights have their Developmental Camp beginning this Wednesday at the Las Vegas Ice Center.

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July 4 Week Flashback in 2001 – Vegas Hockey 16 Seasons Ago!

25 Sunday Jun 2017

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Adam Naglich – star goal scorer in ice and roller hockey in Las Vegas

July 4, 2001 

Another Thrilling Win For AAA Las Vegas!!!!
ADAM NAGLICH SCORES IN OT, AAA TITANS
TAKE ON O.C. BLADES FOR GOLD MEDAL!!!

Anaheim, Calif. — Adam Naglich drove in from the left side, angled towards the net, deked the goalie and scored a super-clutch goal as the AAA Las Vegas Titans roller team fought off and beat the Tour EPH Oilers, 4-3, in overtime on Monday afternoon.

The victory put Larry Sanford’s AAA Titans roller team into the Pacific Cup 16-and-under gold medal game.

At 6:45 p.m. Monday evening, the Titans will take on Ken Gibo’s Orange County Blades who stunned and eliminated the #1 seed Anaheim Mission Bulldogs, 1-0.

Naglich, playing spectacular hockey here, scored two goals. Alex Redmond scored, as did Evan Zucker.

Cody Fulweiler had a huge game in the net and got the win.

AAA Las Vegas is 3-1 here, as are the O.C. Blades.

Here’s how the two teams have done so far in this eight-team Pacific Cup AAA tournament.

AAA Las Vegas Titans
Head Coach – Larry Sanford
4-1 over Pro Joy Valley Stars
1-6 to Anaheim Mission Bulldogs
4-2 over Mission Gretzky Armadillos
4-3 OT over EPH Oilers

AAA Orange County Blades
Head Coach – Ken Gibo
1-2 to EPH Oilers
5-2 over San Diego Gulls
3-2 over Anaheim Mission Bulldogs #2
1-0 over Anaheim Mission Bulldogs

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Here are the scoring details from AAA Las Vegas Titans 4-2 shocker over the Armadillos midnight Sunday in Anaheim:

1st goal – Billy Tufano (power play)
2nd goal – Adam Naglich (from Tufano)
3rd goal – Evan Zucker (from Naglich)
4th goal – Adam Naglich (unassisted)

Goalie – Tyler Woodbury

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A Look at Cody Glass – 1st Round Draft Pick – NHL Vegas Golden Knights

24 Saturday Jun 2017

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Cody Glass of WHL Portland Winterhawks – now with NHL Vegas Golden Knights

Saturday, June 24, 2017

By Bob Wright

The NHL Vegas Golden Knights went for a power goal scorer when they selected Cody Glass of the WHL Portland Winterhawks in the first round of the NHL player draft on Friday.

Cody, 18, is from Winnipeg. He first played for the AAA Winnipeg Hawks Bantam team, then the AAA Winnipeg Hawks midget major team. From there Cody skated two seasons with the WHL Portland Winterhawks.

This past season Cody skated in 69 games for Portland with 32 goals, 62 assists, 94 points. He has great size, listed at 6’2 and 185. Cody was the top scorer for Portland which went 40-28-1 in the regular season and went into the second round of the playoffs.

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Here is where the NHL draft picks are from:

81 – Canada

47 – USA

27 – Sweden

23 – Finland

18 – Russia

9 – Czech Republic

3 – Switzerland

2 – Denmark, Slovakia

1 – Belarus, France, Germany, Norway, Slovena

Some of the leagues which had the most draft picks – OHL 42, WHL 33, USHL 20, Sweden Jr 17, QMJHL 14, U.S. High School 12, Sweden 12, NCAA 9 – also the BCHL had 1, as did the NAHL.

 

Ivan Lodnia Drafted by NHL Minnesota Wild

24 Saturday Jun 2017

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Saturday, June 24, 2017

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Ivan Lodnia, the hockey son of coach Konstantine Lodnia, was drafted by the NHL Minnesota Wild in their first pick for the player draft on Friday. Ivan, selected in the 3rd round – the 85th pick overall – played for the OHL Erie Otters this past season.

The Wild traded their round one and two draft picks to obtain Martin Hanzel from the NHL Arizona Coyotes. Ivan Lodnia was then selected by the Wild in round three.

Years ago Konstantine was the head coach of the AA Long Beach Ice Dogs 18u who were the first most fierce rival for hockey coach Rob Pallin of the AA Las Vegas Mustangs in the 1999-2002 era. The two teams locked up in historical games. At the time in AA hockey history here in town the big Pacific rivals were the L.A. Jr Kings, Long Beach Ice Dogs, San Diego Gulls, Alaska All-Stars and the Anchorage Jr Aces.

Long Beach skated out of the historic Glacial Gardens.

In 2001-02 Las Vegas – with the Red Line of Josh Jasek, Adam Naglich and Eddie Samuels – beat the Long Beach Ice Dogs 4-1 in a Pacific District Regional game enroute to winning a gold medal there and advance to the U.S. Nationals. Las Vegas defenseman Justin Johnson scored 2 goals and Naglich, Jasek also scored to beat Long Beach – a very tough hard-skating club.

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