Tag: schiestel
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Eidsness ready to go
Per the Grand Forks Herald, Brad Eidsness looks poised to win the starting job as a freshman at the University of North Dakota…and to be an exemplary student. The 19-year-old goaltender recruit said he hopes to enroll in summer classes at UND and get to campus early in order to prepare to battle for the…
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Dogs-Gens tied after one
The first period is over in St. Kitts, and Drew Schiestel’s Niagara IceDogs are locked in a 2-2 tie with the Oshawa Generals. Down a goal in the final minute of the first, the Hamilton-born Schiestel picked up an assist on Michael Swift’s power play goal tally to lock the game at two. Trailing 3-2…
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Schiestel, Dogs still biting
On Friday, Drew Schiestel set up Luca Caputi’s game winning goal on the power play as Niagara stopped Oshawa with an 8-3 win. The steady defender was also a +2 as the IceDogs staved off elimination to trail the Eastern Conference semi-final series 3-2. Schiestel, 18, also picked up an assist in Wednesday’s 6-4 loss,…
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Schiestel making his presence felt
The St. Catharines Standard just posted a nice piece on 2007 second round pick, Drew Schiestel. Schiestel has done a lot of things right in his major junior hockey career and was selected in the second round, 59th overall, by the Buffalo Sabres in the 2007 NHL draft. He attended his first NHL camp last…
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4/6 Recap: Late touchdown sinks Amerks
The forgettable season for the Rochester Americans endured another head-shaking blemish yesterday with a 10-3 loss to Syracuse. Dylan Hunter notched his 20th goal in defeat. The Rundown: Hunter – goal, -1 Mancari – assist, -1 Funk – assist, -3 Kaleta – fight with Derek Dorsett MacArthur – 5 SOG, -1 Gragnani – 1 SOG,…
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4/5 Recap: Byron, Schiestel, MacKenzie pot big goals
Paul Byron scored a pair of goals, including his second straight game winner, as Gatineau defeated Quebec, 5-2. The Remparts were up 2-0 before Byron finished a Claude Giroux (PHI) feed to get les Olympiques on the board in the second period. He put Gatineau up for good with his sixth of the playoffs midway…
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4/3 Recap: Taylor goal buries Sharks; Dogs pounded
Philip Gogulla notched his fifth point of the DEL playoffs, a power-play assist, in Cologne’s 5-4 overtime loss to Frankfurt. Former Sabre Chris Taylor scored the game winning goal for the Lions. The semifinal series is now locked at a game apiece with the action shifting back to Cologne’s home sheet for Sunday’s game three.…
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The Butler, in the library, with the deal?
On Sunday, Mike Chambers of the Denver Post speculated on the future of Pioneers junior rearguard, Chris Butler: Two big question marks, and a smaller third one, exist with the Pios. One, will junior defenseman Chris Butler be back? DU’s best two-way player had a nice summer camp with the Buffalo Sabres last year and…
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Buravchikov bounced; Gogulla, Schiestel get dates
A 4-3 winner today over Iserlohn, the Frankfurt Lions move on to face Philip Gogulla and Cologne in the DEL semis starting on Tuesday. Cologne vs. Frankfurt 1. FRA at COL, 4/1 2. COL at FRA, 4/3 3. FRA at COL, 4/6 *4. COL at FRA, 4/8 *5. FRA at COL, 4/10 Drew Schiestel and…
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3/28 Recap: Kennedy clicks; Allard goes hard
Tim Kennedy scored a power play goal and added an assist as Michigan State opened the NCAA tourney with a 3-1 win over Colorado College. The defending champion Spartans got on the board when a dangling Kennedy scooped up a loose puck, and calmly slid it to his backhand past CC netminder Richard Bachman. Freshman…
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