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Former Jr.
Flyer's goalie, John Murray and Mercer's
defenseman, Brett Dickerson are in the
USHL East West Finals |
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Goalie match-up:
John Murray
v. Brian Hogan…
Goalie
John Murray
shut out Tri-City twice in
the first round and leads
all playoff goalies with two
shutouts, he also carries a
1.01 GAA, and a .961 save
percentage
Goalie John Murray was
named Second Team All Star.
John
Murray stands just
one shutout shy of tying the
USHL record for most
shutouts in one playoff
year, 3, set by Bob
Revermann of Des Moines in
1998.
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USHL EAST DIVISION
FINALS (Updated 4/17)
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Mercer's Brett Dickerson's
team, Cedar Rapids
Roughriders, are down 1-0 in
the best-of-five seriers
after Des Moines Buccaneers
Colin Vock’s shorthanded
goal at 1:22 of overtime,
giving them the 3-2 win.
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Brett
Dickerson played for
Mercer's Midget AAA
in the 2004-05 season.
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Cedar rapids lost playoff
series to Des Moine 3-0
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Former Jr.
Flyer's/Mercer goalie Matt DiGirolamo's team
advances to NAHL Southern Division
Finals |
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The
Texas Tornado moved
one big step closer to their
Three-peat quest with a 4-0
shutout win in Game 5 over
the Wichita Falls Wildcats
on Sunday night.
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Tornado now advance to the
South Division Finals
against the
Texarkana Bandits.
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Matt
DiGirolamo played in
11 NAHL games going 9-2-0
(one of the losses was an OT
shootout loss) and posting a
.904 save percentage is
looking for his first
playoff start.
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Former Jr.
Flyers Defenseman, Barry Goers wins
award |
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Jr Flyers
moving off to School |
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Kyle Izett to Arizona State |
Mark Maresca to Penn St Berks |
Mike Milana to Kent |
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Jr Flyer
Alumni, Jeff Corey scores first professional
goal. |
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I hope Jeff doesn't
mind me sharing his experience with the rest of
the Jr Flyers family. I will post a picture as
soon as one becomes available - Bud |
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Hey Bud,
I
saw you put my signing up on the website
and I wanted to say hello and tell
everyone how I am doing for all the guys
back at the rink. I played my first game
last weekend against grand rapids and
believe it or not, I actually scored my
first professional goal as well in the
second period. It happened so fast but
it was basically a 3-2 rush and I was
the middle lane drive heading to the
net, the D left me alone and my winger
saw that and just hit me with a perfect
tape to tape pass which I was able to
redirect five hole on the goalie trying
to come across.
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I
didn't even celebrate I was so shocked,
I just stood there behind the net with
the biggest smile on my face and was
just like holy xxxxt, did I really just
score my first goal. It was pretty cool,
something I will never forget that's for
sure. I played last night as well,
against Iowa, was not able to score but
I felt more comfortable out there and
starting to get a grasp on the pro style
of game, which is a lot different from
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Everything is great, Toronto is
unbelievable and the city is awesome, I
really cant' explain how much fun it is
playing professional hockey. Just a
dream that finally came true. But I just
wanted to say hello and everything, tell
the boys in the pro shop and Binns that
I said hello and everything else.
Thanks so much,
Jeff
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Jr Flyer
Alumni, Jeff Corey signs with Toronto Marlies |
Marlies Sign
Two, Announce Clear Day Roster
(March 15, 2006) -- Mike Penny, general
manager of the Toronto Marlies, announced today
that the club has signed former University of
Vermont Catamounts
Jeff Corey
and Jaime Sifers to amateur tryout
contracts. As per club policy, terms of the
deals were not disclosed.
Corey,
23, registered 99 points (47 goals, 52 assists)
while collecting 134 penalty minutes in 135
career NCAA games with Vermont over a four-year
playing career. The 6'0, 190-pound right wing
enjoyed his best season while playing in 37 of
39 games for the Catamounts in 2004-05 when he
finished second in regular season team-scoring
by setting collegiate career highs in goals
(17), assists (16) and points (33). Corey
is a native of Boothwyn, Pennsylvania
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