Cheers!
      To
      Sports
      Notes
      by
      Steve
      McManus
     
    
   
   
    
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     
      From
      Alexander
      Keith’s.
      Those
      who
      like
      it,
      like
      it
      a
      lot.
      7
      7
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Men's
      Puck
      Panthers
      Season
      Comes
     
     
      To
      A
      Halt
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Our
      Panthers
      looked
      strong
      as
      they
      broke
      out
      for
      a
      huge
      offensive
      night
     
     
      picking
      up
      a
      6-5
      win,
      putting
      Dalhousie
      in
      a
      very
      tight
      spot
      returning
      home
     
     
      for
      a
      do
      or
      die
      matchup.
      But
      being
      down
      1-0
      in
      the
      best
      of
      three
      series
      did-
     
     
      n't
      have
      much
      effect
      on
      the
      intensity
      the
      Tigers
      brought
      to
      the
      ice.
      Despite
     
     
      a
      valiant
      effort
      from
      UPEI,
      the
      boys
      were
      on
      the
      short
      end
      of
      a
      2-1
      deci-
     
     
      sion.
      The
      next
      day
      the
      Panthers
      took
      to
      the
      ice
      in
      a
      game
      that
      would
      decide
     
     
      their
      fate
      for
      the
      remainder
      of
      the
      season.
      A
      loss
      and
      they
      were
      gone,
      a
      vic-
     
     
      tory
      and
      they
      would
      have
      a
      few
      days
      to
      prepare
      for
      round
      two.
     
     
      Unfortunately,
      the
      foremost
      ensued
      as
      the
      panthers
      dropped
      a
      tough
      fought
     
     
      battle
      3-2.
     
    

    
     
      With
      the
      season
      now
      complete
      for
      the
      men's
      puck
      panthers,
      they
     
     
      will
      look
      to
      next
      year
      for
      redemption
      and
      another
      shot
      at
      the
      AUS
      crown.
     
     
      Here
      are
      a
      few
      stats
      on
      the
      2003/2004
      UPEI
      Men's
      Hockey
      Panthers.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      :
      Penalties
     
    

    
     
      Name
      :
      P
      s
      Shots
      P
      +/-
      -Min
     
     
      #22
      Joel
      Ward
      21214
      267638":
      10}
      139
      +10
      13-42
     
     
      #15
      John
      Kozoriz
      ZF
      219
      8928
      ID
      253°
      +3
      22-52
     
     
      #21
      Luc
      Chiasson
      27
      6.
      (483224
      233
      082
      -12
      7-22
     
     
      #28
      Adam
      Rivet
      QF
      S216)
      23
      99
      051.
      -1
      14-28
     
     
      #9
      Lorne
      Misita
      26.0250
      TA.
      19"
      44
      114°
      -2
      3-6
     
     
      #5
      John
      Brioux
      i
      Bh
      a
      5
      RG
      14
      54
      093
      -2
      4-8
     
     
      #7
      Dave
      Dalliday
      Lp
      2
      IO
      12
      35
      057:
      +6
      12-32
     
     
      #17
      Kris
      MacPhee
      Di
      cA
      38
      10
      -
      28
      143-7
      6-12
     
     
      #32
      Jason
      Kowalski
      24
      4
      5
      9
      29
      138
      -2
      11-30
     
     
      #6
      Chris
      Moher
      Dorey
      h
      9
      34
      059-3
      13-34
     
     
      #14
      Darcy
      Harris
      25
      8
      0
      8
      43
      186
      -9
      21-58
     
     
      #27Adam
      Chapman
      2S
      eh
      Dy
      S
      8
      35
      14s.)
      14-47
     
     
      #23
      Scott
      O’Connor
      EE
      2
      &
      8
      27
      .074
      -3
      4-8
     
     
      #2
      Nick
      Policelli
      202
      6
      8.21
      So
      ee
      21-50
     
     
      #24
      Clement
      Arsenault
      26
      3
      2
      Deere
      094
      -6
      3-6
     
     
      #4
      Adam
      Campbell
      22
      1
      3
      4°
      £30
      .033
      -8
      ~—-19-70
     
     
      #25
      Mark
      Gregory
      6
      1
      2
      3)
      ah
      250%
      29
      0-0
     
     
      #18
      Derek
      Hennessey
      17
      1
      2
      3:
      AF
      059-2
      3-6
     
     
      #26
      T.J.
      Eason
      26
      1
      2
      5.22
      045
      +2
      15-38
     
     
      #3
      John
      MacAdam
      6
      0:32
      2d
      000
      -4
      6-20
     
     
      #12Frank
      Sinacori
      15
      Gi
      2
      ei
      aie
      .000
      +1
      6-12
     
     
      #11
      Warren
      Hefford
      16
      O
      1
      1
      4
      .000
      0
      6-36
     
     
      #19
      Ryan
      Power
      1
      O38
      6:75:0
      .000
      0
      0-0
     
     
      Name
      GP
      Minutes
      GA
      GAA
      Saves
      Save
      Pct
      W_L
     
     
      #33
      Jason
      Flick
      26°
      1527:24
      (90)
      23354.)
      JIA
      B96
      a
      2
     
    

    
     
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      #1
      Nathan
      Ramage
      3
     
    
   
   
    
     
      UPEI
      Cadre
      March
      2,
      2004
      page
      22
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      ~
      Women's
      Volleyball
      Give
      Best
     
    
   
   
    
     
      ad
      ad
     
    
   
   
    
     
      t
     
     
      oor
      |
     
     
      Laan
      |
     
     
      es
     
     
      a)
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Showing
      Ever
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Mother
      Nature
      was
      on
      the
      side
      of
     
     
      the
      Panthers
      Volleyball
      team
      as
      they
     
     
      hosted
      the
      AUS
      Championships
      at
     
     
      UPEI.
      The
      recent
      snowfall
      condi-
     
     
      tions
      held
      the
      defending
      champions
     
     
      Dalhousie
      Tigers
      in
      Halifax
      longer
     
     
      than
      they
      expected
      as
      they
      were
     
     
      unable
      to
      make
      it
      to
      the
      Island
      until
     
    
   
   
    
     
      2:00
      Saturday
      morning.
      UPEI
      was
      -
     
    
   
   
    
     
      waiting,
      well
      rested,
      and
      ready
      to
     
     
      play
      only
      eight
      hours
      later.
      Without
     
     
      their
      usual
      Friday
      practice,
     
     
      Dalhousie
      may
      have
      been
      taking
      the
     
     
      fifth
      ranked
      UPEI
      women
      a
      little
     
     
      lightly,
      and
      they
      paid
      the
      price
      for
      it
     
     
      as
      UPEI
      knocked
      them
      out
      of
      con-
     
     
      tention
      in
      a
      convincing,
      yet
      well
     
     
      earned
      3-1
      (25-23,
      24-26,
      25-23,
     
     
      25-21)
      decision.
     
    

    
     
      Ashley
      Shannik
      was
      named
     
     
      player
      of
      the
      game
      for
      her
      efforts
     
     
      with
      1
      ace,
      12
      kills,
      and
      14
      digs.
     
     
      This
      victory
      marks
      the
      first
      ever
     
     
      playoff
      victory
      by
      the
      panthers
      and
     
    
   
   
    
     
      they
      rode
      the
      adrenaline
      into
      their
     
     
      matchup
      against
      St.
      Mary's.
     
    

    
     
      UPEI
      brought
      their
      "A"
     
     
      game
      to
      the
      AUS
      Semi-Finals
      as
     
     
      they
      took
      St.
      Mary's
      to
      a
      five
      game
     
     
      set.
      The
      Huskies
      defeated
      our
     
     
      Panthers
      3-2
      (16-25,
      25-15,
      25-20,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      “25-18,
      15-12)
      in
      a
      game
      that
      came
     
    
   
   
    
     
      down
      to
      the
      final
      three
      points.
      The
     
     
      Panthers
      gave
      the
      AUS
      Champions
     
     
      by
      far
      their
      toughest
      match
      of
      the
     
     
      tournament
      as
      they
      played
      hard
     
     
      until
      the
      final
      rally
      against
      the
      #1
     
     
      seeded
      Huskies.
     
    

    
     
      The
      girls
      finished
      up
      their
     
     
      season
      with
      a
      very
      respectable
     
     
      record
      of
      7-9
      which
      is
      a
      definite
     
     
      improvement
      over
      last
      years
      1-15.
     
     
      This
      past
      weekend
      the
      girls
      have
     
     
      made
      a
      name
      for
      UPEI
      Volleyball
     
     
      for
      future
      years
      to
      live
      up
      to.