WASILLA — Early in his junior hockey career, Teddy Zierden thought he had hung up his skates forever. But after just a few months of being off the ice, the Sartell, Minn., native had a change of heart.
WASILLA — As the Alaska Avalanche and Fairbanks Ice Dogs skate into the final two games of the regular season, the intrastate rivals are in two very different positions.
FAIRBANKS — Despite Alaska goaltender Nathan Corey’s career day, the Fairbanks Ice Dogs managed to edge the Avs 2-1 in overtime at the Big Dipper Ice Arena in Fairbanks on Friday.
WASILLA — The Alaska Avalanche were officially eliminated from the North American Hockey League playoff race with a 6-2 loss to the Alexandria Blizzard last week.
The Alaska Avalanche junior hockey team lost its second consecutive game Saturday night to the Alexandria (Minn.) Blizzard, 6-2, ending any playoff hopes in the North American Hockey League's south division.
Former Alaska forward Larry Kincaid scored in the first period, and Alexandria (Minn.) scored three third-period goals Friday to rally at Menard Memorial Arena in Wasilla.
WASILLA — While no team likes to lose, some losses are simply easier to swallow — for example Alaska’s 4-1 loss to the Topeka RoadRunners at the Curtis C. Menard II Memorial Ice Arena on Friday.
WASILLA — The Alaska Avalanche will have one thing and one thing only on their minds when they take the ice against the Topeka RoadRunners at 7 p.m. Wednesday — snap the losing streak.
WASILLA —A young Alaska Avalanche team in the midst of an historic losing streak learned another difficult lesson Friday night courtesy of the Fairbanks Ice Dogs.
Battling one of the hottest teams in the North American Hockey League on Wednesday, the Alaska Avalanche pulled to within a goal early in the third period, then surrendered three straight to fall to the Topeka Roadrunners at Menard Memorial Arena in Wasilla.
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WASILLA — Jeremiah Dargis didn’t immediately believe Jamie Smith when the Alaska Avalanche head coach and general manager told the young forward he was selected to compete in the upcoming North American Hockey League Top Prospects Tournament.
WASILLA — On Wednesday, the Alaska Avalanche will be able to do something they haven’t done in almost two months — host a game on their own sheet of ice.
WASILLA — If one thing was apparent to Alaska head coach and general manager Jamie Smith during his team’s 11-game road trip last month, it was the need for help on the defensive end of the ice.
TOPEKA, KAN. — The Alaska Avalanche ended their grueling 11-game road trip with an 8-2 loss to the Topeka RoadRunners at the Kansas ExpoCentre in Topeka, Kan., on Wednesday.
TOPEKA, KAN. — The Alaska Avalanche ended their grueling 11-game road trip with an 8-2 loss to the Topeka RoadRunners at the Kansas ExpoCentre in Topeka, Kan., on Wednesday.
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Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008 The results have always been the same in the first five Wichita Falls-Alaska meetings — a Wildcats victory. Saturday night proved to be no different as the Cats beat the Avalanche for the sixth straight time 6-3 at the Kay Yeager Coliseum. The win was also the sixth in a row for the first-place Wildcats.
WASILLA — The Wichita Falls Wildcats can certainly put the puck in the net. The Wildcats rank second in the 18-team North American Hockey League with 142 goals in 37 games.
WASILLA — The Alaska Avalanche have acquired a pair of forwards from the North Iowa Outlaws, Alaska head coach and general manager Jamie Smith announced on Monday.
Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008 The Wichita Falls Wildcats have one of the most dynamic lines in the league in Luke Salazar, Adam Cardwell and Grant Everett. Just don’t forget about the other guys.
Still shaking off two weeks worth of rust, the Ice Dogs would have liked to see a bounce or two to go their way Friday night against the Alaska Avalanche.
WASILLA — The next 11 games could determine whether the Alaska Avalanche are still playing in April, or if they’ll skate off the ice for the final time when the regular season ends on March 29.
Two call-ups from the Junior Avalanche midget comp team helped the Alaska Avalanche avert a sweep Saturday at Menard Memorial Arena in Wasilla, beating the Kenai River Brown Bears 5-3.
Finally, a little bit of luck graced the Kenai River Brown Bears on Friday in their 4-3 shootout victory over the Alaska Avalanche at Menard Memorial Arena.
After going 0 for 5 in shootouts against the Alaska Avalanche, Jed McGlasson's slick backhand move beat Dusan Sidor as the Kenai River Brown Bears took a second straight game from the Avs 4-3 at Menard Memorial Arena in Wasilla.
The Kenai River Brown Bears scored five unanswered goals in the third period -- four in the final five minutes -- Wednesday to pull away from the Alaska Avalanche at Menard Memorial Arena.
ANCHORAGE -- Two defensive mistakes undid a solid hockey game Friday for the Alaska Avalanche in a 2-0 loss to the Fairbanks Ice Dogs at Subway Sports Centre.
Larry Kincaid shot the game-winning shootout goal to lift the visiting Alaska Avalanche over the Kenai River Brown Bears Sunday. Tied at 5-all after overtime, Scott Bererra gave the Avs a 1-0 lead in the shootout before Garret Bossert tied it for Kenai.
SOLODTNA — After one period of play Friday night, Alaska’s franchise-record winning streak looked to be in good shape against the Kenai River Brown Bears.
Avalanche goaltender Dusan Sidor stopped Brett Englebright of Kenai on the last shot of a shootout, securing a 2-1 victory for Alaska Saturday night at the Soldotna Sports Center.
ANCHORAGE -- Goaltender Nathan Corey was prepared to call it a career when he skated off the Menard Memorial Arena ice after finishing an unbeaten senior season at South High with another state title.
The Kenai River Brown Bears scored five goals in the third period Friday to pull off a 7-4 come-from-behind North American Hockey League victory over the Alaska Avalanche.
Larry Kincaid scored in the sixth round of the shootout to lift the Alaska Avalanche to a 2-1 victory over the Kenai River Brown Bears Friday night at the Subway Sports Centre.
The Alaska Avalanche roared back from a two-goal deficit Saturday in Soldotna to forge a third period tie and eventually beat the Kenai River Brown Bears 4-3 on Dustin Skinner's goal in the shootout.
Avalanche skate past Bobcats, post series split
WASILLA - The Alaska Avalanche quickly erased the thought of a Monday loss to the Bismarck Bobcats with a 3-1 victory over their North American Hockey League foes at the Curtis C. Menard II Memorial Ice Arena on Tuesday. The Avs forced the series spl... 1.2K - Nov. 7, 2007; scored 644.0
Goaltender Dusan Sidor turned aside 38 shots and the Alaska Avalanche rebounded from a Monday night loss to beat Bismark 3-1 Tuesday at Menard Memorial Arena
Alex Young scored at 1:48 of overtime to give the Alaska Avalanche the win Saturday night at Menard Memorial Arena in Wasilla.
Avalanche get weekend sweep
WASILLA After watching his team pick up two straight wins for the first time in nearly a year, Alaska Avalanche head coach Jamie Smith was all smiles Sunday evening. Good weekend, Smith said outside the team s locker room at the Curtis C. Menard I... 7.6K - Oct. 30, 2007; scored 1000.0
Mon, Oct 29, 2007 WASILLA -- One night after scoring the most lopsided win in its three-year run in Wasilla, the Alaska Avalanche on Sunday did something it hadn't accomplished since early last November. Win back to...
Avs blow past Tornado
Frontiersman staff WASILLA Alaska s offfense finally came alive Saturday night against the Texas Tornado. Despite entering Saturday s game with the North American Hockey League s lowest-scoring offense, the Avalanche exploded for eight unanswered g... 2.0K - Oct. 28, 2007; scored 197.0
Sun, Oct 28, 2007 The Alaska Avalanche used four second-period goals to defeat the Texas Tornado on Saturday at Wasilla's Menard Memorial Arena. Avalanche's Tyler Currier scored twice -- an unassisted goal in the fi...
AVALANCHE AQUIRE DEFENSEMAN FROM ALEXANDRIA BLIZZARD
The Alaska Avalanche is pleased to announce the acquisition of defenseman Kent Detlefson from the Alexandria Blizzard. “ Kent is going to bring stability to our defense. Kent is a 20 year old with a lot of experience in this league.” Says head coach Jamie Smith.
“ Kent is a mobile puck moving defenseman who will help stabilize our team. We are excited about his addition to our squad ” states Director of Hockey Operations Keith Morris.
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