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Ricoh Razorbacks 2009/2010

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 14:36:24 CST

Starts Fall 2009

$7600/14=$543
$7600/13=$585
includes parking

23 Games
$7600/23=331/14=$23.60

PLAYED 7 =23-7=16x23.60=$377.6 KARL

7600-377.6 (Carl P)-354 (Jeff H)=6868.40/13=528.33.

7600-377.6 =556 per player was old.

Players

1. Blake #7
2. Tyler #96
3. Bill #19 ($100 + $450=$550).
4. Jason M. #22 ($100+$300)
5. Bob #10 ($400+$150=$550)
6. Harland #8 ($300+$270=$570)
7. Luke #9 ($300)
8. Carl Pratt
9. Steve O
10. Jeff Wilkes# 44 ($100)
11. Ryan S #91 ($500)
12. Brian T #13
13. Karl Vizvary #11
14. Jordan Dempster
15. Jeff Hortogianni

spare hurt
Rob Watson ($20)

Goal
Chris
Jon

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Pass: sha****

To all team reps,
This message is going out to all the teams that have signed on for the tuesday Ricoh league.
First off, welcome back to the teams from last year.
Secondly, welcome to all the new teams.

If you go onto www.dmhl.ca you will see that the division has already been set up. Some team names are still in limbo, but thats not an issue. I can change that any time so be creative.
Each team Rep will be shortly recieving a login and password so that you can enter your roster and view your account status online. I would say within a few days. Once you get it, please go into it and enter your roster asap. Very important because there is NO exhibition games this year. Weare starting right away.
Start date will be Tuesday Sept 22nd.
Also, check that your deposit has been entered and is accurate. This is also very important.
If you have not sent in your deposit, do so asap as I have other teams on a waiting list for this division. They all have cash in hand and would gladly take over your spot. Deposit is due before the end of Aug, which is coming up. Please take this seriously.

Since there is no exh game, the regular season will be 21 games instead of the normal 20 as in previous years. So you still get the garanteed amount of games.

Parking. I have again nego'd the parking with the city and I will be getting the season long passes. This is included in your team fee's. which is $7600 tax in.
I am hoping i will have them ready for the first game. I will keep you posted on this.

Alcohol. a complete no no here. Last year was an issue. One team was caught by the liqour board. Ricoh almost lost their liqour licence. I got in major crap.
I WILL NOT JEAPORDIZE my ice for the sake of one team that defies this rule. That team from last year (thursday division)is not invited back this year. A decision made by myself and the Ricoh events co-ordinators. This includes the parking lot. It is part of the city grounds. You get caught, your done. period.

Out dates. Ricoh has events that keep us out of the facility. Teams from last year know this. But for the new teams, here's the drill.
We are out during the winter fair.
We are out during the Boat show.
These are not just one week things. It actually takes one week for setup, one week for the show, then one week for tear down. This is why some game are played on Fri/Sat's/Suns.These games will be at another rink till we're back, and scheduled bye weeks will be in effect.
The other times we're pushed out of tuesdays is if the marlies play during that period, which could be the day before or the day after. Then we are moved around to accomidate. But the marlies schedule effects more the thursday league, not tuesdays, so we dodged a bullit there.
I will set up a calander and send it to the reps shortly. I just need to confirm the dates before i send it. This will at least advise you what days we are where. It will be helpful for you to have this in setting up future plans.

Time starts. We are starting at 6:30pm and the last games will start at 10:30pm. This is to house a 10 team division. Games don't usually go past these times. We are very punctual and the facility is strict with this. Please don't delay in getting on the ice. The clock will start at the correct times.

There will always be a convenor or myself at your games. We will do what it takes, within reason, to assist you out should the need arise.

Referees. Abuse of an official is not tolerated. Threats, gross misc., verbal abuse, etc, will result in league discipline. The ref's are off limits. Talk to them yes, joke around yes, inquire calmly yes. You will find that most ref's will explain to you the questioned call or your inquiry if you are civil. But if your screaming, swearing, chasing down, slaming doors, etc, why wouldthey even try to talk to you? I wouldn't.

Facility respect. This is a premier facility. Please treat it as such. Any damage or vandalism will result in league discipline and the repair bill going to the team rep. Be mature about your actions.

1/2 shield visor or cage is mandatory. If you bring out a sub for a game, make sure you tell him. The rule means mandatory. I hate to not allow them to play, but, thats the way it goes.

All team fees are due by the end of November. This means ALL teams. Please note this and advise your guys to get the payment thing out of the way.

I think that covers it.
Welcome to Ricks Boot Camp???? No. We just want everything to go smoothly and organized. Makes for a great playing season.
If you have any questions, Please fire away.
My convenor, Jon, is linked above. Keep his email on file in case i'm out of town.

Cheers !!

Rick
DMHL

This is a Tuesday league. But will have out dates, as last year. We will try to keep most of the games on the tuesdays as best we can, depending on ice availability. De La Salle, St.mikes or U.C.C., would be our other options. Boat show and Winter fair, are the biggest out date issues.
- Ice costs have been confirmed and the team fee's will be $7600 per team. Which includes parking passes.
- This will be a 10 team division.
- Calibre isa mid"B". So, it will not be ahigh calibre but also not a low calibre either.Do not stack your team with high calibre players.
- Game times are at a 6:30pm start and the last game starting at 10:30pm.

These are the most asked questions, so i thought i would give you these answers.
I have, at this moment, 4 teams on a waiting list.
I must have a deposit sent out to hold your spots. We are requiring $1000 sent out asap. Sorry guys, but i must have this to hold your spot. These other teams are dying to join and are willing to send me deposits right now. Hard to turn them away.
Deadline for deposit is the end of July. Then i will go with the next team in line.
Please pass this onto your guys to show the urgency of this.
If you have any other questions, please ask.

Make cheque out to DMHL.
Address to send your deposit is as follows:
DMHL
1840 Eglinton Ave. West
PO Box # 61019
North York, Ontario
M6E-5B2

Thanks for your attention.
Rick
DMHL

Upcoming Hockey in the Toronto Area

Anonymous — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 19:26:36 CDT

Questions regarding this site contact blavery@rogers.com

Friday Night Coed Pickup Hockey At Canlan York Ice Sports All Winter

Intermediate game at 10pm - 11:30pm

Beginner/low level at 11:30pm - 1:15am

We have a low level game and an intermediate game, your choice.

We always have 2 goalies, a friendly group and a great atmosphere.
An email is sent out every week with details. Email us to get on the mailing list
contact:adulthockeyclub@gmail.com

We always have Goalies.

Our games are always listed at http://hockeyfinder.com/adulthockeyclub check there for other games in your area

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Saturday Night Pickup Hockey in Richmond Hill

Location and Time Change for 2009!
9:00pm-10:00pm at Tom Graham Arena Complex {Richmond Green}
More players welcome.

For more info visit: http://www.summitcommunity.ca/hockey/

Beaches every Wednesday 10-11:30 pm
David Muha runs shinny at the Beaches every Wednesday 10-11:30 pm. Starts September 16.
contact him before showing up: DMuha@stikeman.com

The following skates are done for the season:

Shinny at the Rinx Rink 3 (NHL size) is now over till next year.
Thanks to everyone for coming out and making it the best year ever!

Hockey on Thursdays at Bill Bolton Arena -6:30-7:30pm. $15
A Shincor skate -contact Steve Flick Steven.Flick@bell.ca

This is run by the City of Mississauga:
Cawthra shinny has started - Wed and Fri mornings 6:30 to 9:30 am but it is very quiet early in the season.
Cost is $7.05 for all 3 hours. More info here.

Arena's and maps:

Ted Reeve Arena and Beaches Bubble
175 Main St.
(Main St. & Gerrard St. E)
http://www.sentex.net/~mross/devon/tedreeve.html

Moss Park web site

Rinx map

The Sweater
http://www.nfb.ca/film/sweater

The MasterSkaters

After the game,
Steak Dinner at Tulip Steakhouse or 1/2 price wings at Gabby's on Danforth

Driving range close to Ted Reeves
www.beachfairway.com

- Bowl with the Dude prior to each RINX shinny.
Bowling Alley map

Pour House and Roller Derby +Veal

- Bowl with the Dude prior to each RINX shinny.
Bowling Alley map

Moss Park web site
Scoreboard
Razorbacks are out
Dogs won
Orange won
Boys are out
Links
Xmen web site

Rinx map

Apres Shin Special: 1/2 price wings Gabby's on Danforth.

Shinny Records

Anonymous — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:30:43 CDT

And the 2007 "Dish it out but won't take it " award goes to Razorbacks skipper Bob Lavery for slandering the Dogs all season and then "locking down" the Razorbacks page after being ousted first round in Moss Park Men's C Division play Aug 14 07.

Most pre-game dressing room dumps Steve Flick (23 & counting)

Most blind behind the back passes (most unsuccessful). Steve Flick (562 and counting).

Most in-ability to inspire teamates to victory - Bob Lavery Moss Park Aug 14 07

All Time Shinny Assists Leader - Steve Flick (44) in 5678 games*
*this has been disputed in some circles

Most Chicken Pot Pies eaten during a season after shinny (32) -Steve Flick

Longest On Ice Shinny Shift - Bob Lavery 47min 38seconds Bill Bolton Arena Summer 06

Shortest On Ice Shinny Shift - Brett Lavery 1.73 seconds

Angriest Shinny Goaltender - Elliott Meyerowitz Bill Bolton Arena Summer 06

Most Calamari eaten during a single season of Shinny - Gary Larose
Most trivia questions (facts questionnable) -Gary Larose

Best Male Changeroom Vocal - Allan Kosmajac "Eye of the Tiger"

Worst shinny organizer, most consecutive years: Steve Flick, 2005-2007

Most sticks thrown in one shinny event -2 , Bob Lavery Aug 11 2007.

Most pucks whipped at Bob's Skates in warm up- 32- Josh Cannon -2006-present

Best trashcan kick into teammates bag -D. Whelan 2007.

Razorbacks Summer 2009

Anonymous — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:07:00 CDT

Moss Web site -Team Schedule

Cost 3450
If we go with 12 guys, it is $287.50 each (3450/12)

Players

1. Bob Lavery #10 paid
2. John Weedmark #60 paid
3. Don Miller #4 paid
4. James Benson #8 paid
5. Brett Roworth #2. paid $100
6. Mike Mcinerney #6
8. James Oborne #18 paid
9. Bill Whyte. #19 paid
10. Michael Clayton. #14 paid
11. Jason McKague #9 Paid
12. Dave Plant #15 Paid
Blake Webster #7

Goalie
Keith Guitard #1

Janos Kerestely 31

Cost 3450
If we go with 12 guys, it is $287.50 each

Razorbacks summer 2008

Anonymous — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:06:42 CDT

Moss park Razorback page

X-Men 4	Razorbacks 10	Tue, May 13	6:30 pm	final
Razorbacks 13	Indys 5	Tue, May 20	5:30 pm	final
Razorbacks 4	Imperials 3	Wed, May 28	11:00 pm	final
The Ligers	Razorbacks	Tue, Jun 03	9:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Razorbacks	Red Army	Tue, Jun 10	7:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Razorbacks	Ogradys Straight Shooters	Tue, Jun 17	11:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Jolly Rodgers	Razorbacks	Tue, Jun 24	11:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Trojans	Razorbacks	Tue, Jul 01	6:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Razorbacks	The Angry Dragons	Tue, Jul 08	10:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Razorbacks	Crazy Canucks	Tue, Jul 22	5:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Sharks	Razorbacks	Tue, Jul 29	8:30 pm	Moss Park Arena
Soup & Fish	Razorbacks	Tue, Aug 05	11:00 pm	Moss Park Arena

Mario
In for all games starting June 10, and excluding game on Jul 1, and August 5.

Jon Neilon in for these:

April 29
May 13
Aug 05

Team
James Benson 19
Matthew Sharron 14
Chris Thompson 41
Bob Lavery 10
Rowan Canier 20
John Weedmark 60
Donny Rose 2
Dave Macphie 22
Tyler Cameron 96
Blake Webster 7
Don Miller 4

Goal
Mario Pistone 30
Jon Neilon 1
Janos Kerestely 31

Breakfast Club

Anonymous — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 14:05:26 CDT

Reggie Dunlop: You know, your son looks like a fag to me.
Anita McCambridge: I beg your pardon?
Reggie Dunlop: You better get re-married soon, or he is going to have a cock in his mouth faster than you can say Jack Robinson.
Anita McCambridge: How dare you.

Meets informally 229 Roncesvalles Sat & Sun ~9:00am - Noon, Hockey Schedules & Hangovers Permitting. All are Welcome except Bob & Eamonn.

Also known as "The Anus Breakfast Club"

Typical conversation at this Breakfast:
Vernon: Questions?
Bender: Yeah, I've got a question. Does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe?
Vernon: I'll give you the answer to that question, Mr.Bender, next Saturday. Dont mess with the bull young man, you'll get the horns.
Bender: That man is a brownie-hound.

In the afternoon they can be found here:
http://www.dine.to/page.php?PageID=254&establishmentid=2991

1/2 price 'za on Thursday's

eating:

Gino kicks up to Steve!

http://www.amicospizza.com/ 1/2 price 'za on Wednesday's

Explaining the fine points about a good piece of meat....

Prebuttered bread

side of spahetti with t-bone

Senior's cut (12 oz) with mushrooms

Olives, caviar, and cottage cheese -Strubs dill pickles were also provided

Salad to start

Baked potato. Not enough butter though.

12OZ rib steak medium rare with mushrooms and HP sauce.

Picture page

Anonymous — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:52:02 CDT

free chilli and parking out front!

"off ice" Bob Lavery prior to morphing into his on-ice persona the "human blue line"

who is this guy? I see this picture everywhere. is this a computer virus?

The Captain of the Orange Team enjoys a pint in the forest!

Steve showing why Gino's is his favourite haunt. Looks delicious Steve!

Pictures
Shinny Bolton 2006
Ted Reeves shinny Sept 2, 2006

http://www.slap-shot.com/photos.htm

http://arenacentral.com/hansonbrothers/

http://www.goldiegoldthorpe.com/

Hall of Shame

Anonymous — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 13:51:31 CDT

aping money to door's is not acceptable.

Saturday Rinx Aug 1

Anonymous — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 12:16:50 CDT

Simcoe Shinny

Goalies
Phil
Karen

SKATERS

Steve

Bob D

Glenn

Don M

Bob L

Rowan

Rowan's buddy

Chris Y

History

John Graves Simcoe came to what is now Ontario in 1792 as the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. Because of health problems he only stayed in Canada until 1796, but in the intervening years he organized the governments in both Upper Canada and Quebec, began building roads, and founded the town of York, which would eventually become the City of Toronto. Simcoe's greatest legacy though is that he supported legislation to ban future slavery. Other British territories would eventually follow suit, and Canada would become a haven for escaped slaves via the underground railroad.

Rinx Summer 2009 1:40 pm to 2:40 pm

Anonymous — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 15:42:03 CDT

Summer Hockey at the Rinx Rink 3 1:40 pm to 2:40 pm
But plan to start at 1:20 and play to 3 pm
Rinx map

Saturdays

May 23, 30
June 6, 13, 20, 27
July 4, 11, 18, 25
Only 1 weeks left

Goalies
Two confirmed
Phil and Karen

Players

Bob
Steve
Gary
Chris
Stephen M + 1
Don M
Glenn McN.
Bob D

Moss Park Sundays

RayLamore — Wed, 27 May 2009 10:54:56 CDT

May 4 to June 22, 2008 from 10-11am
June 29 to August 24, 2008 from 1-2pm

May 11th

Goal
Will Wade
Jon Neilon

Players
Brett
Shamus
Russ
Harland
Sea Bass
Pat Graham
Steve Flick
Jim Endicott
Ralph Orr
Hyun Kiel (maybe)
Jamie Thompson
Bob L
Chris Y
Dave Cox
Matt Sharron
Pat
Marko L

Graham M
Chris Marlow
go back to home page

Pickup Hockey

Anonymous — Wed, 06 May 2009 19:18:03 CDT

Find a game and save your spot at Hockeyfinder.ca

Organize a pick up game and find players at Hockeyfinder.ca

Summer Hockey at the Rinx Rink 3 1:20 pm to 2:20 pm

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 17:19:02 CDT

It's now 1:40 pm

Evolution of Shinny

Anonymous — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 20:11:28 CDT

Why shinny is an incorrect term for pick up hockey?
Simply said, shinny is an informal kind of hockey game played on ice with no other rules or appointed positions with the exception of the goalie, and without protective gear. The only required components of a game of shinny, according to enthusiasts, are the ice skates and an icy surface on which to play. Because players are without protective equipment such as a helmet and pads, roofing/reefing, or hitting the puck so that it rises above the ice, is forbidden. Even with this rule, however, injuries for shinny players are largely just another part of the game experience. In shinny, there are no nets, referees, or equipment involved. Shinny players usually bring their own skates, while the sticks, puck, and goal boundaries can be found objects. Sticks can be a broomstick or tree branch, as long as it is rigid and can be used for hitting the puck. The puck can be a tin can or piece of fruit or some sturdy object that can stand a beating. In the history of Canada, a special kind of makeshift puck used in shinny was frozen horse droppings, which were commonly referred to as road apples. A tin can is also frequently used, as after several games the shape will begin to resemble a real metal ball through repeated pummeling by sticks. The goal boundaries can be either naturally demarcated or makeshift. Teams are initially formed in shinny when all players throw their sticks into a pile. A person is chosen to divide the sticks into two groups. Players then retrieve their own stick, and form a team with other players whose stick was in the same grouping. The two resulting groups become the opposing teams. A goalie is appointed from each team to secure the goal boundaries and prevent the other team from scoring points. Shinny is fundamentally a Canadian term, but was originally derived from the Scottish word and game of "shinty," a type of field hockey. In true nationalistic form, shinny is offered at an ample number of recreational centers in Canada, and the game is inclusive of all age groups. In the United States, shinny is called scrimmage or pick-up hockey. Variants of shinny include street hockey, a version not played on ice, and ringette, a no-contact version. Also in true Canadian fashion, there is special discourse related to shinny. The arena is often referred to as the "ice palace," a "deke" is a tricky defensive move designed to confuse the opposition, and a "tic-tac-toe play" is a series of coordinated moves executed by key players on a team in order to score a goal.

Shinny Definitions

Puppetmaster like defense: a weak or spiritless defensive play best exemplified by members of the Puppetmaster Moss Park Coed Hockey Team. One does not have to be a Puppetmaster to exhibit a Puppetmaster like defense however The Puppetmasters are certainly considered to be the foremost practitioners of such play. This terminology has taken on new context in recent years to describe any activity where the practitioner is seen to be in-effective or just going through the motions. ie., The father scolded the boy for the Puppetmaster like job he did cleaning out the garage. In certain urban areas this term has been further transformed to become a one word derogatory descriptive noun for practically anything. ie., Urban Youth #1: Yo Dawg have you heard the new Vanilla Ice CD? Urban Youth#2: Dude that *expletive* is Puppetmaster!

Worst shinny ever: popular half in jest sarcastic comment on the level of play or quality of participants at a given shinny event. Origins of this phrase are unknown however it is interesting to note that if an individual wanted to more seriously emphasise the low quality of a shinny event they would put a number of rank as a pre-fix to the comment. ie., "3rd Worst Shinny Ever" would describe a shinny event that was so bad that there were only 2 worse shinny's in the entire history of the game. In this sense a "ranked" shinny is actually much worse than the Worst Shinny Ever which itself has taken on more of a friendly "jab" connotation in certain circles and not condemnation of the particular shinny event as a whole.

Bobfense: a defenseman who spends the majority of the game on the opposition blue-line

Flicker: Flick like wrist shot.

Blind behind the back pass: an offensive play usually only attempted by the most gifted and un-selfish of hockey players.
There are exceptions however; for instance when Steve Flick attempts it.

Hockey for Heart

Anonymous — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 17:19:46 CDT

2nd Annual Heart & Stroke Hockey for Heart tournament is looking for:
- Individual Hockey Players
- Womens hockey teams
The tournament is for one day (April 5th 2009 this year) and 12 teams compete for prizes and to
play some pick up hockey to raise funds for the Heart & Stroke Foundation!

Chance to win some great prizes including:
Shoot to Win a Car worth $30,000 or $30,000 CASH
Chance to play against the ProStars team (Pro Hockey Alumni)
Chance to win the ultimate hockey bag (Trip for two, Leafs Games tickets, the Hip concert tickets, and more)
Hockey for Heart T-shirts, Jerseys, and Jackets!

Please Contact Monica by email mlee@hsf.on.ca
or Stacey sleake@hsf.on.ca

Call at 416-489-7111 ext. 831

email list

Anonymous — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:05:23 CDT

don@brookbanks.ca

Greg.elliott20@gmail.com

raycitylife@hotmail.com

greenapplesplatter@hotmail.com

Ricoh Razorbacks 2008/2009

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 08:04:47 CST

www.sportstatcentral.com/ssc/admin/internal

login - razorbacks
password - h****

Team Page
http://www.sportstat.ca/downtown/stats/team.htm?TeamID=2

Confirmed
goal:
Chris Charlebois
Mario Pistone
Jon Neilon
Janos Kerestely

1. John 19
2. Blake Webster 7
3. Rob Watson 17
4. Gary Folka 35 paid
5. Luke Connors 9
6. Matt Sharon 4 paid
7. Chris Thomson 41 paid
8. Tyler Cameron 96
9. Mark Dainty 12 paid 300
10. Steve Ozimec
11. Denis Sauve 27
12. Bob Lavery 10 paid
13. Harland Wake 8 paid
14.

Possible subs to add just in case

Jeremy Hall
Danny Whelan
Rowan
Rob Erglis
Chris Smith
Ted Hannah
Josh Cannon

Goal
Kenny
Janos
Carl
Dave

All playoffs are best of 3 in his league.

$7500/14 players=$536 each
$7500/13 players=$577 each

Parking pass included.

Goalies needed

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:27:07 CST

Go to "EasyEdit" and add your name beside date

Current events

none

Past events
Leagues (1 goalie needed)
The Boys (Men's B division)
Every Wednesday at 7 PM
Razorbacks (Men's C division)

Orange Team (Moss Coed league)

Shinny (2 goalies needed)
Saturday September 20th, 2008
Icesports----401/Martingrove
10pm-1130pm
Contact Josh @joshcannon@rogers.com

Players for upcoming shinny

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:08:00 CDT

Any have a shinny game in the West end for 2008/2009? I'm in - john - jdmwalsh@live.com

Shinny Sept.6th, 2008

Anonymous — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 13:15:50 CDT

Icesports Martingrove/401
10pm-1130pm, $15
Contact Josh at joshcannon@rogers.com