[NL] IJshockey seizoen 2017/2018 is on!

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By Steve Huish

The West Auckland Admirals are pleased to announce our first import for the 2018 season.

Mike Verschuren will be joining the team fresh off a career year with Eindhoven in the BeNeLiga. The 25 year old, 187cm tall Forward put up close to 2 points per game with Eindhoven Kemphanen, and states “I am very excited to be playing in New Zealand for the Admirals over the summer”.

Verschuren is a highly skilled power Forward, and has played at World Championship and Olympic Games Qualifying level for his native Netherlands. He’s not afraid to mix it up physically either, and his style will be well suited to the NZIHL.

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SPARK ARENA EVENT UPDATE:

This year we get the exciting opportunity to play in the massive Spark Arena as a curtain opener for the widely publicised USA V Canada tour on Friday 22nd June (4.30pm Faceoff).

For those Admirals Fans wanting to head to the Spark Arena matchup, you can help the Admirals out with a little bit of the proceeds when you buy your tickets through the below link.

Please follow the link below when purchasing your tickets (USE CODE: IHCAdmirals where needed)...

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Nick Rivait will join the Proski Newcastle Northstars as the team's fourth import for 2018.

Australian Ice Hockey League fans might be familiar with the Canadian defenceman's name, having played for the Sydney Bears last season.

Rivait joins former Sydney teammate Tomas Landa (from the Czech Republic) and good friend Joe Harcharik (United States) in Newcastle this season, along with AIHL debutant Sam Lawson (Canada).

“Nick has wanted to come to Newcastle for a couple of years, especially because of his friendship with Joe Harcharik, they are good buddies having played hockey together," Northstars general manager Garry Doré said.

“Joe tried to get him with the Northstars last year. Unfortunately at that stage we didn’t have a spot and Joe lined him up with the Bears.”

"Nick was incredibly successful in the AIHL. This year Joe and Nick pursued coming to Newcastle together.

"We really like Nick. He is a really outstanding defenceman, he is a big guy who can score."

Harcharik said he was "thrilled" that Rivait would be joining in Newcastle this season.

"Nick and I became best friend a few years ago playing in North Carolina together," he said.

"Since then we’ve wanted to play together again and we are fortunate enough to have that happen this year. And what not a better place then in Australia!"

Rivait spent the AIHL off season playing in the top league in Belgium and the Netherlands BeNe Ligament for the Liege Bulldogs.

As a Bulldog, Rivait amassed an impressive 49 points in 21 games with 13 goals and 36 assists.

Rivait made his AIHL debut last season with the Sydney Bears scoring 15 goals and 13 assists across 25 games.

Make sure you catch Rivait in his first game as a Northstar on Saturday, April 21 at Macquarie Ice Rink against the Sydney Ice Dogs.

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Op donderdag 19 april 2018 22:39 schreef 020man het volgende:

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Ik heb lijntjes lopen. Mij is verzekerd dat ze bezig zijn met nieuwe spelers.
Ze hebben al 2 nieuwe D's binnen voor komend seizoen en een derde is op komst. Verder zijn ze bezig met verschillende goalies. Ook voor de aanval zijn ze bezig. En enkele (goede) spelers van afgelopen seizoen hebben toegezegd te blijven.

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Third period
46:39 2 min CHN 21. ZHANG Cheng Abuse of Officials
46:39 2 min CHN 19. HUANG Peng Holding an opponent
44:23 2 min SRB 24. SABADOS Robert High Sticking
44:18 Time-out SRB
44:18 2 min CHN 8. YANG Mingxi Cross-Checking
43:28 2 min CHN 16. LIU Bo Slashing
40:56 2 min CHN 13. ZHANG Dehan Roughing
40:56 2 min CHN 6. ZHANG Hao Roughing
40:56 2 min SRB 9. CRNOGORAC Dominik Roughing
40:56 2 min SRB 16. ILIC Stefan Charging

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52:48 2 min CHN 7. HU Tianyu Boarding
51:46 2 min SRB 21. BRKUSANIN Marko Roughing
51:46 2 min SRB 21. BRKUSANIN Marko Roughing
51:46 2 min SRB 5. SUBOTIC Srdjan Roughing
51:46 2 min SRB 22. MIRKOVIC Filip Roughing
51:46 2 min SRB 22. MIRKOVIC Filip Roughing
51:46 10 min CHN 6. ZHANG Hao Misconduct
51:46 2 min CHN 6. ZHANG Hao Checking from Behind
51:46 2 min CHN 12. ZHANG Zesen Roughing
51:46 2 min CHN 12. ZHANG Zesen Roughing
51:46 2 min CHN 16. LIU Bo Roughing
51:46 2 min CHN 16. LIU Bo Roughing

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Italy wins empty-net clash
Crazy game eliminates Slovenia last minute
Published 28.04.2018 18:54 GMT+2 | Author Martin Merk

It was one of these curious moments in this tournament where all six teams are close and five teams remained in contention for promotion with two games left. Now only four teams are left as Italy beat Slovenia 4-3. Because only a regulation-time victory would help either team both pulled their goalies when it was 3-3 in the last minute to battle for the game-winner. Diego Kostner got it for Italy with 2.3 seconds left before the buzzer.

While Slovenia missed promotion, Italy now has to hope for a favourable outcome in the last game. If Great Britain gets at least one point against Hungary, the British and Italy will go up to the top division. If Hungary beats Great Britain in regulation time, there will be a four-team tie for first place with Kazakhstan and Hungary earning promotion.

For Italy it was the first win against Slovenes in 27 years. Since 2010 Slovenia has always been ranked before Italy whenever the teams played in the same division. Italy had never beaten Slovenia in men’s World Championship play. The best result was a 3-3 tie at the 2006 Worlds in Latvia. The last win dates back to times when Slovenia was part of Yugoslavia and Italy won on the opponent’s soil in Ljubljana 13-3.

Italy had the luckier start into the game. When Bostjan Golicic was sent to the penalty box for holding in the first minute of play the Azzurri converted their first power play. Diego Kostner saw Markus Gander free on the left side, who one-timed the puck top-shelf for the opening marker at 1:39.

Slovenia made pressure but didn’t have luck with their shots until 17:11 when Matic Podlipnik was fortunate with his shot from the left boards that went through Marco de Filippo Roia’s five-hole to make it 1-1.

Slovenia got its first lead early in the second period during a power play. Jan Urbas sent a horizontal pass to the left side where Rok Ticar converted it with a top-shelf shot at 3:55. But also the lynx’s lead was only short-lived joy once Italy had its next power play. With the penalty almost expired, Michael Sullivan skated himself free on the right of the net and tied the game at two.

Of course that wasn’t enough for either team and in an open game it was the Italians who scored next after killing a penalty. Ivan Deluca on the left side skated around Aleksandar Magovac to skate to the crease. Gasper Kroselj blocked the shot but Alex Trivellato scored on the rebound.

The goal still didn’t define the direction of the gam as with 68 seconds left the Slovenes came back when Sabahudin Kovacevic sent off another hammer of a shot from the blueline – the third goal of the tournament for the defenceman.

Both teams had their scoring chances in the third period to with a shot advantage for Slovenia but Italy having a post shot with eight minutes left in regulation time.

Slovenia got its big chance when Italy’s Luca Felicetti lost a puck battle with Ken Ograjensek and was assessed a penalty for high-sticking. Slovenia took its time-out but had trouble setting up its power play.

The teams entered the last minute with a tie, which would finish the dream of promotion for both teams and send Kazakhstan up instead. The Slovenes were the first team to be brave enough and pull their goalie, then Italy pulled their goalie too in order to play 6-on-6!

The teams didn’t give each other anything and eventually the Italians had the puck in the last seconds of the game. While their goalie was on his way out to make room for a sixth skater, Diego Kostner scored the game-winner into the empty net with 2.3 seconds left on the game clock!

Slovenia has now missed out on promotion in Division I play for the first time since 2009 while the Italians will have to cheer on Great Britain in the last game.

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Verkoop seizoenkaarten 2018 - 2019 van start!

De seizoenkaarten 2018 / 2019 zijn verkrijgbaar! Steun de Zoetermeer Panters ook komend seizoen weer in haar strijd om de prijzen en bestel je seizoenkaart meteen.



De seizoenkaarten zijn er voor iedereen, jong, oud, ijshockeyer of sportliefhebber, het maakt niet uit! Maar waarom nou een seizoenkaart? De reden is simpel: eindeloos veel voordelen, extra’s en je draagt het team een warm hart toe.



De voordelen op een rij

Een officiële Zoetermeer Panters gadget!
Aan het einde van het seizoen een officieel Zoetermeer Panters Jaarboek (t.w.v. 10 euro)
Vrije toegang tot de reguliere thuiswedstrijden, ook tijdens de Play Offs thuiswedstrijden
Automatisch alle updates rondom de Zoetermeer Panters via de nieuwsbrief


Prijzen

De seizoenkaarten worden op naam uitgegeven en zijn niet overdraagbaar. De seizoenkaart is persoonlijk. De tarieven voor het seizoen 2018/2019 zijn als volgt:

Eerste seizoenkaart ¤ 70,00
Elk extra gezinslid ¤ 40,00 (Gezinsleden t/m 16 jaar gratis toegang)
Jeugdleden Zoetermeer Panters ¤ Gratis Toegang
Gezinskaart Jeugdleden Zoetermeer Panters ¤ 110,00


Hoe seizoenkaart(en) te bestellen?

Een seizoenkaart kunt u bestellen door uw contactgegevens (naam, adres, postcode, woonplaats, telefoon, email) te mailen naar donateur@zoetermeerpanters.nl

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Op vrijdag 18 mei 2018 19:27 schreef 020man het volgende:

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Van der Schuit kan naar Tilburg Oberliga, maar wil dat zelf niet tenzij er een niet te weigeren aanbod aan hem wordt gedaan. Anders geeft hij er de voorkeur aan om bij Den Haag te blijven.

Maak je verder over Amsterdam geen zorgen. Ze hebben inmiddels al 3 nieuwe defences binnen (waaronder een import) en zijn ook nog bezig met 2 aanvallers en een goalie. Geloof me maar, ik heb inside informatie maar de namen mag ik niet openbaar delen. Komt vast wel goed met Amsterdam komend seizoen, rustig maar.

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FargoForce twitterde op zaterdag 19-05-2018 om 03:41:33 ???BISON! First goal of the playoffs for the dutchman. 3-2 Force with 6:53 left in regulation. https://t.co/uBdT5IJYnf reageer retweet

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18. MAI 2018
Zu Gast in den Niederlanden

In der Seestadt freut man sich, dass die Fischtown Pinguins kurz vor Beginn der neuen Spielzeit am 01. und 02. September zu einem wirklich hervorragend besetzten Turnier ins niederländische Heerenveen eingeladen wurden. Unter garantiert hervorragenden Bedingungen und einer mit Sicherheit excellenten Organisation des Veranstalters THIALF dürfen sich die Pinguine neben der niederländischen Nationalmannschaften mit dere DEL Konkurrenz aus Düsseldorf und Krefeld messen.

Aufgrund der nur 246 km Entfernung zum Spielort hoffen die Seestädter, dass die mit Sicherheit vielen mitreisenden Fans echte Bremerhavener Eishockeystimmung auch im benachbarten Friesland generieren können. Trainer Thomas Popiesch: “Wir freuen uns über die Einladung – für uns ist das eine super Gelegenheit, um kurz vor Saisonstart noch einmal unter richtigen Wettkampfbedingungen zu testen.”

Der Ablauf des Turnier ist wie folgt geplant, wobei Änderungen noch durchaus möglich sind:

Samstag 01. September 2018
Spiel 1 17:00 hrs. Bremerhaven – Krefeld
Spiel 2 20:30 hrs. Düsseldorf – Niederlande
Sonntag 02. September 2018
Spiel 1 13:30 hrs. Spiel um Platz 3 und 4
Spiel 2 17:00 hrs. Finale
Wie durch den Fanbeauftragten Mario Meseke bereits bekannt gegeben, sollen zu dem Turnier in unser Nachbarland auch Fanbusse zum Einsatz kommen. Weitere Informationen werden durch die “Jungs von der Weser” bzw. Mario Meseke in den nächsten Tagen publiziert werden.



AUTOR:Pinguins Newsroom
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