Harvard University Hockey game – circa 1915

Early Pittsburgh Ice Hockey History – Late 1800s

Game Guy with George Mason’s Underwater Hockey Club

We Are The Vancouver Millionaires – By John Mikl Thor

Jimmy Kimmel makes Margarita’s in Stanley Cup bowl on his late night show with Alec Martinez, Justin Williams of the Los Angeles Kings 2014

We hope you enjoy this pre-championship exclusive filmed behind closed doors with the Kilkenny Hurling Team at one of their legendary training sessions. We met with Lester Ryan, Henry Shefflin, Jackie Tyrrell and Cillian Buckley to talk about what it means to them to be part of the Kilkenny Hurling Team and what give them the fuel to rule

We Are Los Angeles – The Goon Squad

Scooter – Stuck On Replay is the title of a song by German electronic dance band Scooter. It was released in March 2010 as the fourth single from Under the Radar Over the Top. The song was the official anthem of the 2010 IIHF World Championship in Germany. The music video was released on February 25, 2010 on the official Kontor Records website and YouTube. The video is a compilation of short videos of various matches from the 2009 IIHF World Championship and shots of frontman and vocalist H.P. Baxxter singing against different backgrounds, accompanied by background shots of Michael Simon and Rick J. Jordan. The video also features dancers performing the Melbourne Shuffle in city scenes, as well as shots of Lithuanian dancer Giedre Mockeliunaite dancing in various outfits. The city scenes are shot in Salford near Machester (UK) – the salvage garage and gas tanks are shot is in Liverpool Street, Salford, M5 4LG. An extended version of the music video was released on March 5, 2010, a week before the single’s release. The video contains added footage of the dancers doing the Melbourne Shuffle, and is an extra two minutes longer than the original. The extended version of the song contains added beats at the beginning and end of the song, along with longer verses and choruses

The Kadish Foundation was founded in April 2012 by Gijs Hardeman after he had been working in Zambia for half a year. The idea came after working with hockey coaches from the poorer neighborhoods of Lusaka. Kadish means bowl or little bowl in the tribal language Nyanja. It’s an expression that is now used to clarify the defensive bowl shaped position on the hockey field. The name also represents a safety net for coaches. They are able to provide in their primary needs in life because of sports. We hope to be active in ten countries in ten years. In a lot of African countries hockey is a small sport in which only volunteers are active who don’t have access to good materials. The sport is too small to be interesting for sponsors. Kadish supports hockey coaches, who often are from poor neighborhoods, to become hockey professionals. We support them by offering them a job and education and assist them with a healthy and durable sport environment.

Slash of Guns n’ Roses playing National Anthem on guitar at L.A. Kings v Chicago Blackhawks NHL playoff Game #3 of NHL Western Conference Finals on May 24, 2014

Hockey has been a sport for the rich for too long. The great talents all come from the first world civilization. However, speaking from first hand experience, in Africa there are a lot of grand talents whom can not develop their talents due to massive poverty. Kadish Kenya started as an initiative from a Dutch guy, supporting a local Hockey Club in Nairobi Kenya. It is still small and in search for expansion and assistance. MORE INFO CLICK HERE

Kadish Foundation website – CLICK HERE

In 1952, Canadian Defence Minister, Brooke Claxton ordered 100 sets of Hockey equipment be sent to Korea for servicemen to use for games of Hockey on the Imjin River, which was near the front lines of the war. Here the soldiers had already scraped together old skates and sticks that they were using to play Hockey on the river. Now they had real equipment where games could be play for moral between soldiers. At one point there was a championship that was played of the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade, where the 1st Battalion of the Princess Pats defeated the 2nd Battalion, Royal 22e Regiment. HERE is some actual film footage of ice Hockey being played on the Imjin River in Korea

Russian Song in Honor of Pavel Datsyuk

Annakin Slayd – Rock the Sweater

Lyrics

We rock the sweater
We rock it proud
Rock like Carrier
We rock it loud
Throw on that C-H Go
And let the whole world know
Go oh Habs Go
Yeah come on Habs Empire
Wanna raise that cup up high

When I’m feeling like I wanna show the world what greatness is
Red and blue and white sweater, the C-H it is
When I wanna feel the ghosts of the legends
I rock my vintage old school Morenz seven
When I want to show we got way more cups than your team
Turn around and flash my Richard 16
When these haters go on an all out attack
My number 30 Nilan always has my back
Yeah when I need a little enforcement
Clip the fight straps on my 2-7 Corson
When I wanna be the kinda dude you can lean on
Believe I’ve got my number 12 Mike Keane on
When I wanna feel a burst of speed and power
Chances are I got the jersey with the Number 10 Flower
When I give a wink like you can’t see me
Betcha I’m wearing my Roy 3-3

We rock the sweater
We rock it proud
Rock like Carrier
We rock it loud
Throw on that C-H Go
And let the whole world know
That we rock the sweater
We rock it proud
Rock like Carrier
We rock it loud
Red, blue and white flags fly
We wanna raise that cup up high
Go oh Habs Go
yea Come on Habs Empire
We wanna raise that cup up high

Sometimes I need a touch of class when I’m feelin’ low
So I get a lift from my 4 Beliveau
When you see I got a lotta weapons in my arsenal
I got ‘em all from my 21 Carbonneau
When I gotta be clutch and win it the hard way
I rock my 28 Desjardins
When I’m looking for a little refinement
You’ll probably see me wearing number 29 Dryden
When I wanna gain loyalty and trust
I’m starting to straight bust my number 8 Prust
When I’m feeling like somebody needs a levelin’
I hit em with the 7-4 Emelin
When I wanna get all jacked up like a true fan
Get in beast mode with my 7-6 Subban
When I wanna shut em down, put ‘em on ice
That’s when I rock my 3-1 Price
When I’m feeling like I just might fall apart
Put 11 on my back and a C on my heart
Can’t separate a Habs fan from his sweater
That’s why I’ll rock number 9 forever

We rock the sweater
We rock it proud
Rock like Carrier
We rock it loud
Throw on that C-H Go
And let the whole world know
That we rock the sweater
We rock it proud
Rock like Carrier
We rock it loud
Red, blue and white flags fly
Cause it’s feelin’ like twenty-five
Go oh Habs Go
Yeah come on Habs Empire
Wanna raise that cup up high
Go oh Habs Go
Keep singing Habs for life
Cause it’s feelin like twenty-five

Clarkson Golden Knights – 2014
NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey Champions – Game Highlights

Tim Hortons Sidney Crosby Commercial Song – Lets Run

Wayne Gretzky – Waikiki Hockey – Saturday Night Live,May 13, 1989 – Episode 265 – Season 14

please note that the Ultra-Violet Mooses, blind hockey club in El Paso, Texas, we have been playing with a regulation puck, 1" hole bored in center, inserted 75decibel buzzer and battery, continuous sound, even when puck airborne or rolling, works entire game very well. In contact with a number of players from teams around Canada in various forums, I have yet to gain even a single acknowledgement that they have tried an electric sounding device in a regular puck.

But allow me to cast the gauntlet, fellahs, we play a truly blind hockey game here, that is, no sighted players. To be sure, our club has b1’s up through b5’s, but when we play, WE ALL PLAY BLIND!

This means that our B1’s are equal to the fully sighted guys! They actually contribute to the team’s success on BOTH defense and offense. They are not simple pylons hanging around the back circles til something runs into them.

I’ll be in contact soon, we are looking at challenging the Canadian teams to a truly blind game in the summer of 2014. Ultra-Violet Mooses, coming to a rink near you soon…or, hey, call me at 915-252-1678

We already have the commitment from the rink operator in Las Vegas to include a blind division of play at the 2014 USA nationals in October…

Henderson’s goal in 1972 has been described as the Goal that everyone Remembers by the Canadian rockers The Tragically Hip in their song Fireworks from their album Phantom Power. The song describes the national eruption of celebration over the goal – This video version of the song is done to the famous Canadian TV show Corner Gas

The Great Britain Womens Field Hockey Team sing Band Aid

On May 24, 1980, Bob Nystrom scores the overtime winner to give the New York Islanders the first of four straight Stanley Cups. The call by Jim Robson

New York Americans Jersey History 1925 to 1942

Helsinki Open 2013 – Playoffs / Championship Game – Maxim Borisov wins Championship

The most important moments for Czech floorball + the invitation to the Czech Republic for WFC 2013

Nude Field Hockey – In Paris, France – Belgium Mens Team pose for photos around monuments for Calendar