| SEASON
FOUR - REGULAR SEASON COMPLETE (posted
December 4, 2009) |
| Last
night saw season four of DCIHL regular season play come to
an end. Despite contraction, it may have been the most memorable
season so far.
Caleb
MacIvor repeated as the regular season scoring champion,
notching 26 points in just 10 games. MacIvor has won the
award in three out of four seasons. The first-place Grinders
set a couple of league records including most wins in a
season (8), most points in a season (17), most shut-outs
in a season (5) and lowest goals-against in a season (8).
Season
four playoffs go next Friday night (December 11) in Daejeon.
the semi-final goes first at 10:30pm with the Wesley Snipers
taking on the Daejeon Eagles. The winner of that match will
move on to face The Grinders in the final at 11:30pm.
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| SEASON
FOUR - ROUND FOUR COMPLETE (posted
November 22, 2009) |
| Last
Friday's DCIHL play saw The Grinders clinch first place overall
and earn themselves a bye to the finals. Grinders goalie Rick
Weldon extended his league record shut-out streak to four
games in a win over the Daejeon Eagles. His streak came to
an end in a 3-1 victory over the Wesley Snipers.
The
first game saw The Grinders overpower the Daejeon Eagles
who were once again missing some key players.
Game 2 was a close match with The Grinders just holding
on to a 2-1 lead over the Wesley Snipers. Grinders D-man
Eric Bannerman scored an insurance marker late in the game
to give the Grinders a 3-1 win.
Game
3 saw the Eagles woes continue as they dropped an 8-0 decision
to the Wesley Snipers. Sniper Caleb MacIvor held onto his
scoring lead with a four point game against the Eagles He
now holds a two point lead over Grinder Brad Russell heading
into the final two games of the season.
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| SEASON
FOUR - ROUND THREE COMPLETE (posted
November 7, 2009) |
Grinders
goalie Rick Weldon set a DCIHL record last night by becoming
the first DCIHL goalie to post two shut-outs in one night.
He also extended his league-record shut-out streak to 3 games.
The Daejeon Eagles, hampered by the absence of some of their
top players, had a rough night, losing both games and only
notching one goal.
The Grinders won both of their games to extend their first-place
lead to 3 points over the Wesley Snipers who were also missing
some of their top players.
Caleb MacIvor of the Snipers moved into first place in the
scoring race with a seven-point night. |
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| SEASON
FOUR ANNOUNCEMENT (posted
October 24, 2009) |
| All
players are asked to be at their games on time. The puck will
drop at the indicated start time whether your team is ready
or not. We are losing too much time on the back end of our
ice time by waiting for guys to get ready at the beginning. |
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| SEASON
FOUR UNDERWAY (posted
October 24, 2009) |
The
fourth season of DCIHL play is underway. The revamped schedule
sees three games each week, with each of the teams playing
twice a night. After the first two weeks of play, Team Red
has staked out a one point lead over Team Black.
In another DCIHL first, two goalies posted shut-outs in one
game. Rick Weldon's Blacks battled Ed McEntee's Reds to a
0-0 draw which was won for the Reds by Rupert Houle in a shoot-out. |
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| SEASON
FOUR SCHEDULE UP (posted
October 24, 2009) |
You
can find the schedule for DCIHL season four here:
http://hockeyinkorea.com/Schedule/schedule.html
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