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Week 10 - Hockey Knowledge and
Strange Obscure Hockey Rules New to the Chaos Site this
year coming straight from some of our great
AHA Refs will be the Hockey Knowledge and
Strange Obscure Hockey Rules that you never
see called. Each week, we will be
receiving some strange tidbits of Hockey
Knowledge from some of the Refs that work
the AHA! If you want to stump the Ref,
Contact the Admin
Here and send in a question and it will
be listed in the next weeks release.
Here is the Week 8 edition of Hockey
Knowledge and Strange Obscure Hockey Rules:
Week #10
Chaos C2 Gold wins last two and is 4-1-0
over last 5!
After a 0-6-1 start in their first year at the C2 Level, the Chaos C2 Gold team
has really turned the Freshman corner and
has gone 4-1-0 over their last 5 games
played, good enough to crawl out of the
C2 East basement to sit seventh place
all alone. After an off game to the
Royals, who Chaos has yet to even figure out
this year, Chaos responded
with two straight
victories against the Nemesis and the
Lumberjacks. This Gold team seems to
have a different set of players step up each
game and gets contributions from everyone
and not just that "Go To" guy or that "PowerLine"
as many teams so often have. The
Nemesis game saw #20 Dale Marks and #8 Jeff
Schultz each score a pair of goals.
Both players had more points in this game
than they did all season long (Schultz-3,
Marks-2). The game highlights also
included a Nemesis Penalty shot and a 5
Minute Major + Game Misconduct called
against Nemesis Skater #16 R Bulliard.
The penalty is the first one called against
Bulliard this year, so commish Pete Morrow
implemented only the required one game
suspension on Bulliard. The next win
came against the Lumberjacks and former
Chaos C2 Skater Jaime Nord and current Chaos
C2 Black Skater Justin Pantoja. This
game saw #28 Skipper Longen step up with 2
goals while line mate #43 Eric Lorenz chipped in a goal
as well.
Chaos C2 Gold Sub Skater #83 Jay Benson was the real hero of the game
by showing up to replace missing leading goal scorer Michael Amberson and proceeding to net
a hat trick leading Chaos Gold to a 6-3 win over the Lumberjacks.
The win over the Lumberjacks propels Chaos
past the Lumberjacks, Muskies and ShameOnIce
in the overall standings. Next game is
Sunday, Febuary 12th in a difficult matchup
with the streaking Beavers at
AHA Flexes their Muscles, Mid Season
Parity Change Hits M's in C2 North!
The
AHA announced late last week that the
defending 2011 C2 Champion M's will not be
eligible for the 2012 Post Season playoff
party despite their League leading 21 Points
at a current record of 10-1-1 through 12
games so far. Full announcement and
details from the AHA can be found
HERE! Despite losing one of their best
skaters from last year's Championship squad
in D-Man Chris McNeil, the AHA still decided
that the strong M's team is too much of a
parity disparity and have thus removed the
M's from participating in the 2012 C2
Playoff tournament. The M's were given
a fairly good severance package choice of
either having the AHA pay for a tournament
of their choice (up to $900 value) or an
opportunity to qualify for the AHA 2012 Post
Season Tournament at the C1 Level. The
M's, demonstrating the champions that they
are, have elected to accept the AHA
challenge presented to them and compete at
the C1 Level come playoff time. Here is how
it will work. After the regular season
is over, but before the playoffs begin, the
M's along with the #6 Seed from C1 West and
#6 Seed from C1 East will form a three team
playoff qualifier pool in order to qualify
for the 2012 AHA C1 Playoff tournament.
Each team will play the other two teams and
the two teams with the best records will be
the 2 teams that advance to the post season
C1 playoff tournament. The PreSeason
"Wild Card" games will be played on April
2nd, 3rd and 4th. Good luck to the M's
in their bid to qualify for the C1 Playoff
tournament. The AHA also announced
that the departure of the M's to C1
postseason play will open up another playoff
spot in the C2 North division, so the M's
will play at C1 in the postseason while the
next 4 teams in the C2 North will advance to
the C2 Playoff tournament.
Chaos C2 Gold wins 1st game of season,
then wins again to beat #2 Sting!
Chaos C2 Gold 4, Thunder Chix 0 Chaos
gold rolled into their 7th game looking for
their first win and got it in big fashion
with a 4-0 shutout victory over the 5th
place ThunderChickens. #93 Michael Amberson
continued his strong play with 2 goals and 1
assist while #88 Matt Webb and #13 Connie
Webb had a combined 5 assists in the game.
#35 Chad Rognlie saved all 26 Shots against
him to record his first Chaos Shutout of his
career. NHL Network was contacted for
a possible submission for plays of the week
on the 3rd Chaos goal, which was perhaps the
prettiest example of hockey the Gold team
has demonstrated this year when M Webb
passed up the boards to Amberson, who in
turn drove to the net and found a charging
defenseman #55 Brandon Packard for a one
time top shelf tap in on the back post.
NHL Network has not confirmed, but also has
not denied whether they are considering the
submitted video for their primetime show.
Chaos C2 Gold 3, Sting 1 Chaos Gold,
coming off their first win ever at the C2
Level, used that momentum to post a huge
upset victory over the 6-1-2 2nd Place Sting
on Saturday night at St Louis Park East
Arena. Chaos and Sting arrived to a
packed SLP parking lot and fans filled the
Arena in droves to watch some great Chaos
AHA hockey. Some even came to watch
the Benilde-St Margaret/St Louis Park High
School game that was simultaneously playing
on the adjacent West rink. The Sting scored
early in the first, but that would prove to
be their only score due to solid Chaos
defensive play and spectacular keeping.
#14 Dusty Corder and #24 Derrik Sutton both
scored their first goals at the C2 level
while #35 Goalie Chad Rognlie continued his
fantastic season with 24 saves in 25 shots
despite suffering from an undisclosed lower
body ailment. Chad has posted a .980
save pct over the last two games and has now
raised his season save pct to .911%
The upset win over the #2 Sting now places
Chaos in a tie with their rival Lumberjacks,
who Chaos has marked on their calendars for
a Jan 31st match-up. Until then, Chaos
will have to settle for the 3rd place Royals
team on Sun, Jan 15th at New Hope North at
9:45PM where Chaos will try to stretch their
recent solid play and convert it into
another upset victory!
Jay Westerlund lost for the season with
lower fibular break.
#26 Jay Westerlund, full time center
for the Chaos C2 Black team and sub skater
for the Chaos C2 Gold Team, was
recently
advised by Orthopedics at Tria that his
season is over due to a clean lower fibular
break. Doctors agreed that is was best that
Jay have some screws and plates inserted for
the long term heath of his ankle joint, thus
ending his 2011-2012 campaign. Jay was
injured in an inauspicious play against the
Aces on Sat, Nov 19th where he awkwardly
landed on his ankle after poorly navigating
a deep rut in the ice. Recent reports
that he just can't skate were not confirmed.
Losing Jay is a huge loss for the Chaos
Black and Gold teams. We wish him a
speedy recovery from his unfortunate bad
break. As always in Chaos fashion when
someone breaks a bone, the attached X-Rays
are posted here. Click on image for the full
size views for the strong hearted.
Chaos D1 Game vs Mastodons featured in AHA
2Nite Broadcast
Chaos C2 Black gets Last Second Goal
(Literally) to Tie Warriors
Chaos C2 Black 3, Warriors 3 #83 Jason
Benson scored his second goal of the night
with .01 second left in the game to extend
the game against the Warriors into OT last
Sunday night. Despite outshooting the
Warriors 35-18, The Chaos C2 Black found
themselves in a 3-2 loosing position until
#9 Jason Benson and #62 Justin Revenaugh
setup the Brother #83 Jason Benson for a
score that found the back of the net with
only :01 second remaining in regulation.
The other goal saw D-Man #3 Justin Pantoja
get his first Career Chaos Goal with assists
from #83 Jason Benson, #9 Andrew Benson(2),
#62 Justin Revenaugh (2). The Two
Benson brothers went large on the night
gathering 5 points total and were directly
involved in each goal. The Black team
(1-2-2) next faces the Roadrunners on Sun,
Dec 4th located on the Olympic Ice at
Bloomington Ice Gardens in a late start at
10:30PM.
Chaos goes Undefeated in Week 4, but
loses Center Westerlund
Chaos D1 3-2 over Buccaneers The D1 Team
got their much anticipated first win of the
season in their 4th week of play with a 3-2
win over the Buccaneers, who we think is
some type of Pirate. Many of the Chaos
C2 Gold team, who played just before the D1
team on the same sheet of ice, stuck around
and harassed the other team as well as the
officials in what we think was positive
obnoxious Chaos Nation support. Chaos was
peppered with shots getting outshot 35-18,
but sub Goalie Ryan Corder (who also skates
out on the Gold Team) posted a 94.29% save
pct for the game to assist in getting the
Win. Chaos Goals came from #9 Tom
Sholl, #11 Jason Przybilla and the game
winner from #22 Eric Mechels. Assists
from #3 Andrew Mushett (2), #21 Travis
Beckerle and #5 Don Donaldson. Regular
Goalie Meryl McGaurvan continues to sit on
the IR from a MCL Stretch in her first game,
but is anticipated back in the next couple
weeks. Next Game on Sat, Dec 3rd
against the 1-0-2 Arctic Wolves will be
played at Aldrich Arena at 4:40PM in an
afternoon game.
Chaos C2 Gold - The Chaos C2 Gold team
played the talented Beavers in a rematch of
the Championship Hockey for the Heart Title
game that was played back on Oct 16 in
preseason play. The result would be
the same, a Tie, this time to the tune of
3-3.
Goals
came from Michael Amberson, Skipper Longen
and Andrew Benson with Assists from Matt
Webb and Connie Webb. #35 Chad Rognlie
continues his solid play saving 29 of 32
shots for a 90.8% save pct. for the game.
Three of their first four games at the
higher level for the Gold team have been
decided by 1 goal or less. Next Game
sees Chaos Gold up against ShameOnIce on
Wednesday, Nov 30th at Highland North.
Chaos C2 Black - The Chaos C2 Black team
went up 3-1 in the third against a good Aces
team, but lost the lead and settled for the
tie 3-3 in overtime. The Tie was
overshadowed by the loss of their Star
Centerman Jason Westerlund, who appeared to
suffer a lower body injury early in the
third. Twitter reports confirm a
broken ankle, which will leave the Black
team sifting through their subs and minor
team affiliates for a replacement skater for
the next 4-6 weeks. The Black team next
plays on Sun, Nov 27th against the Warriors
at Breck with a 6:00PM start time.
First Week in the Books, Chaos still
looks for it's first Win
Chaos, now at three teams at C2, C2 and D1
put their first games in the books over the
last week. Despite the three
opportunities, Chaos still looks towards
Week #2 in the Young Season to book their
first W.
Chaos C2 Black 1, Spiders C2 4
(Saturday, Oct 29th Highland Arena) -
Despite out shooting the Spiders 33-28 in
the game, the Chaos Black squad came up
short against the Spiders C2 team that
executed well and was able to play a team
style game complete with crisp passing and
great positioning. #16 Rob Whiteford
connected on the long Chaos goal from #5
Mike StClair and #12 Steve Sattler.
#42 Dale Melbie had 21 saves on 25 shots.
The Spiders C2 squad is expected to do well
this year along with the talented M's in the
C2 North Division. The talented Black
squad will get their revenge on the Northern
Horde this Saturday Night at 8:00PM at
Richfield Arena. Chaos was able to
nudge the Northern Horde in a Pre-Season
scrimmage 4-3.
Chaos C2 Gold - 1, Royals C2-4 (Sunday,
Oct 30th Wakota) - The Chaos Gold, composed
of a team who does not have a Single Skater
who has been a full time skater on any team
at the C2 Level, skated for the first time
at the C2 Level and not only competed with
the highly skilled Royals, but put a scare
into them late into the game. Chaos
would score first in the first period when
newly acquired #93 Michael Amberson would
receive a breakaway pass from newly acquired
#28 Skipper Longen and bury a deike past the
Royal netminder. That score would
remain the same on Great play from newly
acquired netminder #35 Chad Rognlie until
late in the 2nd when the Royals caught the
Chaos defense in a bad line change when #11
Gorder would top shelf his first goal of the
season. The third saw the Royals come
a bit more alive and sneak three more goals
to make a final score of 4-1. Chad
Rognlie had a great game in his first game
as the Chaos Goal Goalie saving 33 in 37
shots for an .892 save %. The Royals
are considered one of the top teams in the
C2 East Division along with other favorites
in the Rack Attack, ShameOnIce,
ThurnderChickens and Sting.
Final Rosters Complete, Time to Say Hi to
all the Chaos Rosters
CHAOS
D1
CHAOS
C2 Gold
CHAOS C2 Black
2011-12 Roster
2011-12 Final Roster
2011-12 Final Roster
C #14 Aaron Swann *
#10 Travis Beckerle *
#3 Andrew Mushett *
#5 Don Donaldson *
#17 Jason Przybilla *
#9 Tom Sholl *
#7 Dee Sibbon
#18 Greg Sarno
#22 Eric Mechels
#10 Matt Wiley
#12 J Katzmarek
#23 George Farner *
#13 Josh Lucas
#34 Patrick Lane
#26 Bobby Chilson *
#28 Meryl McGaurvan (G)
#00 OPEN
*Returning
C #88 Matt Webb *
A #8 Jeff Schultz *
A #13 Connie Webb *
A
#1 Ryan Corder *
#14 Dusty Corder II
#4 Mike Olson *
#20 Dale Marks *
#28 Skipper Longen
#41 Eric Lorenz
#17 Dave Sommerness *
#44 Mick Schultz
#55 Brandon Packard
#24 Derek Sutton *
#93 Michael Amberson
#62 Justin Revenaugh (S) *
#34 Patrick Lane (S)
#83 Jay Benson (S)
#9 Andrew Benson (S) *
#26 Jay Westerlund (S) *
#35 Chad Rognlie(G)
* - Returning
C
#9 Andrew Benson *
A #77 Mike Korstad
* A
#5 Mike StClair
*
#2 Adam Ettl
*
#6 Shawn Fricke
*
#12 Steve Sattler
*
#15 Joe Keebler
*
#16 Rob Whiteford
*
#19 Bryan Nelson
*
#26 Jay Westerlund
*
#27 Adam Misson
#62 Justin Revenaugh
*
#69 Thomas Schultz
#83 Jay Benson
#92 Chase Hanson
*
#20 Dale Marks(S)
*
#88 Matt Webb(S)
*
#3 Justin Pantoja (S)
#13 Connie Webb (S)
*
#42 Dale Melbie (G)
*
*Returning
Chaos D1 The Chaos D1 Team experiences
the most amount of change with 8 New Faces
and several skaters moving up from last
year's D2 team. Captained by last
year's D1 Alternate Captain and 2009 D2
Captain, Aaron Swann has assembled a strong
D1 team for the 2011-2012 Winter campaign.
Returning D1 Skaters include Travis
Beckerle, Andrew Mushett, Bobby Chilson and
George Farner. Former Chaos D2 Skaters
jumping to the Gold and Yellow Colors of the
D1 team include Donny Donaldson, Tom Sholl
and Jason Przybilla. Chaos would like to
welcome 7 new skaters and a new Goalie to
the Chaos Nation! Patrick Lane, a
solid D-Man, joins Chaos from the Gold Rush.
Patrick is also one of only a couple skaters
in the AHA who also plays C2 as a Sub on the
Chaos C2 Gold team thus gapping the entire
new C3 tier. Brent Kraus from the D1
IceDogs is also leapfrogging C3 and playing
as a sub on the Champion M's squad.
Eric Mechels comes to Chaos from the 2010
Yellow Jackets squad. Dee Sibbon and Goalie
Meryl McGauvran bring the Chaos Lady Count
to 3 to accompany Chaos C2 Connie Webb.
Meryl comes to us from the Summer Sages of
Mt Vernon team while Dee was selected at the
AHA Draft. Greg Sarno, Matt Wiley and J
Katzmarek were also high round selections
from the 2011 AHA Draft. #13 Josh
Lucas was a late addition to Chaos and just
signed his contract with Chaos last week.
We are anticipating great things from Josh,
who has many years under his belt while
playing Roller Hockey. Technically, there
remains one open spot on the Chaos D1 squad
that may or may not get filled as the season
progresses. Welcome back all the
familiar faces and welcome to Chaos to all
the new faces. We bid a heartfelt
farewell to several skaters from last years
D1 Team including #7 Wes Colborn (Move), #18
Shawn Neugebaeur (No Longer in AHA), #10 Ben
Skjold (Work) and #33 Casey Johnson
(Injury).
Chaos C2 Gold - The Chaos C2 Gold team,
originally destined for the new AHA C3 tier
as Chaos C3,
was bounced last minute to the upper C2 Tier
to join the same level as last year's Chaos
C2 team. Thus, the new name of Chaos
C2 Gold was applied to this team.
Skaters moving up from D1 Team include
Captain Matt Webb, Connie Webb, Jeff
Schultz, Ryan Corder, Mike Olson, Dave
Sommerness, Derek Sutton and Justin
Revenaugh. The Gold team also welcomes 7 new
Skaters and 1 new goalie to the Chaos
Nation. 4 D1 Muskies make the jump to
C2 in Skipper Longen, Eric Lorenz, Mick
Schultz and Brandon Packard. Dusty
Corer II (Ryan's Brother) joins us from the
L4 Long Toms. Michael Amberson makes
the jump from the D2 Fighting Loons last
year to the C2 level this year thus skipping
two entire tiers (D1, C3). Patrick Lane
joins the C2 Squad as a sub (also on the D1
Squad) along with Chaos C2 Black Subs Justin
Revenaugh, the two Benson Brothers (Jay and
Andrew) and Jay Westerlund to complete the
skaters. Long sought after Goalie #35
Chad Rognlie finally gets on a Chaos Roster
making him the 6th Chaos goalie to tend the
pipes (Sarah Thuriot, Charlie Beattie, Dale
Melbie, Mike Palmer, Casey Johnson, Meryl
McGaurvan).
Chaos C2 Black - The Chaos C2 team from
last year gains the new color name due to
Chaos having multiple teams in the C2 Tier.
The squad, now captained by #9 Andrew
Benson, returns all skaters from last year
minus a couple key losses. #14 Jamie Nord
defects to his former Lumberjacks team, now
in C2 after their move up this year.
#11 Cory Buschmann keeps his jersey and
should return to the team after completing
his last couple of years in Med School.
Replacing those players, Chaos adds Jason
Benson (Andrew's Brother), Adam Misson from
the L3 Old Hickories and Thomas Schultz from
AHA C2 Evals. #3 Justin Pantoja has
finally accepted our Chaos invite after 52
years of pursuance and will skate on the
Chaos C2 Black team as a sub this year.
Other subs on the Black Team come from the
Gold Team in Matt Webb, Dale Marks and
Connie Webb.
First Week in the Books, Chaos still
looks for it's first Win
Chaos, now at three teams at C2, C2 and D1
put their first games in the books over the
last week. Despite the three
opportunities, Chaos still looks towards
Week #2 in the Young Season to book their
first W.
Chaos C2 Black 1, Spiders C2 4
(Saturday, Oct 29th Highland Arena) -
Despite out shooting the Spiders 33-28 in
the game, the Chaos Black squad came up
short against the Spiders C2 team that
executed well and was able to play a team
style game complete with crisp passing and
great positioning. #16 Rob Whiteford
connected on the long Chaos goal from #5
Mike StClair and #12 Steve Sattler.
#42 Dale Melbie had 21 saves on 25 shots.
The Spiders C2 squad is expected to do well
this year along with the talented M's in the
C2 North Division. The talented Black
squad will get their revenge on the Northern
Horde this Saturday Night at 8:00PM at
Richfield Arena. Chaos was able to
nudge the Northern Horde in a Pre-Season
scrimmage 4-3.
Chaos C2 Gold - 1, Royals C2-4 (Sunday,
Oct 30th Wakota) - The Chaos Gold, composed
of a team who does not have a Single Skater
who has been a full time skater on any team
at the C2 Level, skated for the first time
at the C2 Level and not only competed with
the highly skilled Royals, but put a scare
into them late into the game. Chaos
would score first in the first period when
newly acquired #93 Michael Amberson would
receive a breakaway pass from newly acquired
#28 Skipper Longen and bury a deike past the
Royal netminder. That score would
remain the same on Great play from newly
acquired netminder #35 Chad Rognlie until
late in the 2nd when the Royals caught the
Chaos defense in a bad line change when #11
Gorder would top shelf his first goal of the
season. The third saw the Royals come
a bit more alive and sneak three more goals
to make a final score of 4-1. Chad
Rognlie had a great game in his first game
as the Chaos Goal Goalie saving 33 in 37
shots for an .892 save %. The Royals
are considered one of the top teams in the
C2 East Division along with other favorites
in the Rack Attack, ShameOnIce,
ThurnderChickens and Sting.
Chaos D1 3, Mastodons 6 (Wed, Nov 2nd,
Highland) - The Chaos D1 took the ice for
the first time was many new
faces
and skated very well against a Mastodons
team that is fully expected to compete for
the D1 Title this year. New faces to
the Chaos D1 team include #5 Don Donaldson
(From the D2 Team), #18 Greg Sarno, #9 Tom
Sholl (From the D2 Team), #7 Dee Sibben, #10
Matt Wiley, #22 Eric Mechels, #19 Jim
Katzmarek, #34 Pat Lane and #28 Meryl
McGaurvan(Goalie). Chaos would jump on
top of the talented Mastodons early in the
first when #3 Andrew Mushett would score one
of his two goals on the night with a
backhander on a breakaway. The
Mastodons would answer with 3 goals of there
own until Chaos answered to make it 4-2.
Details of the third period are still coming
in, but the final score would end 6-3
Mastodons. Totals observers in stands
equaled 6 and were treated to a well played
game between both teams. Mushett was
credited with the first two goals of the
game. The D1 team will skate for it's
first victory next on Tuesday, Nov 8th at
Wakota against the 1-0 Ice Sages.
Chaos enters Team for the Hockey for the
Heart Tournament!
Chaos has decided to enter the Annual Hockey
for the Heart Tournament to be held Friday
October 14th-Sunday October 16th. The
C2 Level Tournament contributes all proceeds
to the Rasmussen Center for Cardiovascular
Disease Prevention.
Skaters include mostly members from the
Chaos C2 Gold and Chaos C2 Black squads and
a few guests. Shawn Neugebauer, who
played Chaos D1 last year, joins the
tournament team as does his fiancé Lauren
McCormick. Congrats to the newly
engaged couple! Marie Omann, co-worker
of Connie Webb at Braun Intertec, joins the
team as well. It was learned by
coincidence that both Lauren McCormick and
Marie Omann both played D3 College together
at Univ of St Thomas from 2006-2007!
What a small world! The schedule has
been released, so come out to support Chaos
and the Center for Cardiovascular Disease
Prevention! You can help support the
cause by donating to the Charity on behalf
of the Chaos Team Here!
http://www.hockeyfortheheart.org/Donate_Now.html
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Skater
Team
62
Justin Revenaugh (D)
Chaos Gold
12
Lauren McCormick (D)
Chaos Guest
88
Matt Webb (D)
Chaos Gold
20
Dale Marks (D)
Chaos Gold
4
Mike Olson (D)
Chaos Gold
8
Mick Schultz (D)
Chaos Gold
18
Shawn Neugebauer
Chaos D1
9
Jason Benson
Chaos Black
83
Andrew Benson
Chaos Black
5
Marie Omann
Chaos Guest
26
Jay Westerlund
Chaos Black
41
Eric Lorenz
Chaos Gold
28
Skipper Longen
Chaos Gold
13
Connie Webb
Chaos Gold
17
Dave Sommerness
Chaos Gold
35
Chad Rognlie
(Goalie)
Chaos Gold
AHA Divisions Set! Chaos goes D1,
C2 and C2.
The AHA Fall Tournament was held over the
last weekend where several teams were
crowned AHA Fall Champions. The AHA
also held it's annual Division Lottery using
some kind of late 80's toy game relic
converted into the AHA Random Generator
2000. The C2 Divisions were drawn first and
the Black 6 ball came up 2nd, meaning the
Chaos C2
Black squad will be in the C2 North
Division. Joining Chaos C2 Black will
be last year's Defending Champs in the M's
along with the Northern Horde, Norsemen,
Aces, Roadrunners, Warriors, Zephyrs,
Spiders C2 and Yellow Jackets. The
Northern Horde are new to C2 this year and
the Norsemen are moving down from C1.
The C2 North Division is automatically
pegged as the most difficult division this
year by the Chaos
Psychics
as the M's are only losing a couple players
while the Norsemen are the only C1 team
moving down to C2 and the Spiders are always
a deep playoff threat. The C2 East
Division was up next where the Chaos C2 Gold
Division was placed along with the
ShameOnIce, ThunderChickens, Lumberjacks,
Royals C2, Muskies, Beavers, Rack Attack,
Sting and Nemesis. The Lumberjacks are
new to C2 as is Chaos Gold while the Royals
and Rack Attack will be fighting for the
East Divisional Crown. The West
Completes the 30 Team C2 Tier with the
Renegades, Saints, Sharks, Jets, Blizzard,
Admirals, Sled Dogs, Bulls, Dragons and
Fighting Piranhas. This difficult
divisions may see the Jets, Blizzard, Sled
Dogs and Fighting Piranhas fighting for a
divisional title. The Diablos were
intially scheduled to have a C2 team, but
have restructured and are staying in the new
C3 tier.
The D1 Tier will see only 1 Division with
Chaos D1, Fighting Loons, IceDogs,
Mastodons, Arctic Wolves, Gold Rush,
BladeRunners, Silverbacks, Stars, Wolf Pack,
Buccaneers/Ice Gators, Ice Sages and Yetis.
The Buccaneers and Ice Gators are combining
to form a single team this year.
Chaos Owners Approve Blockbuster Trade
between their C2 Teams,
Players Union must Ratify!
Captains of the two Chaos C2 squads have
tentatively agreed to and approved a Trade
that will send up and comer D-Man #62 Justin Revenaugh to the Chaos C2
Black Team in
exchange for Superstar D-Man #21 Dale Marks,
who will join the Chaos C2 Gold Team.
Justin played last season with the Chaos D1
Squad and played Level 3 and 4 over the
Summer. Dale played with the Chaos C2
squad last year. Chaos C2 Black Captain Andrew Benson was quoted as saying
"Justin is such a good hockey player and has improved so rapidly over the last two years.
His athleticism, strong effort, willingness and ability to learn and improve is what made this trade easy for
our Black Team". Chaos C2 Captain Matt
Webb was unavailable for comment, but was
first seen crying like a baby in the corner
over the loss of one of his best skaters and
on ice leaders in Justin Revenaugh only to
later be seen celebrating like he won the
lottery when it was announced that the
talented Dale Marks would be filling the
huge void left by the Revenaugh departure.
It was later rumored through sources at ESPN
that both captains were seen arguing that
their respective squad got the best of the
deal. Dale Marks comes to play with the Gold
Team and one of his best friends in the Gold
Team's Goalie, rumored to be Chad Rognlie.
Chad has been trying to connect with Chaos
for years and this year seems to be the year
the highly skilled netminder has finally
been approved by the AHA. Justin
played with many of the Chaos C2 Black
skaters over the summer with the Level 3 Old
Hickories. Full Chaos rosters are to
be released shortly.
CHAOS Will Field 3 Teams for 2011-2012
Season, TWO at C2 Tier!!
The
Chaos Organization will officially field
three Chaos teams in the AHA for the
2011-2012 Winter Season. There will be
Chaos D1 and then TWO Chaos C2 Teams.
In a first in the history of the AHA, a
Multi Team Organization will field
two
teams in the same Tier. Following the
naming conventions of youth Hockey, the team
Captained by Andrew Benson, Mike StClair and
Mike Korstad will officially be named
Chaos C2 Black while the team captained
by Matt Webb, Connie Webb and Jeff Schultz
will be named Chaos C2 Gold.
The Gold team
initially
had it's sights set at the new AHA C3 tier,
however, intense negotiations between the
League and Chaos finally resulted in the
Gold team accepting the challenge the AHA
set forth in front of them thus bringing the
count of Chaos teams in the C2 Tier to 2. A
couple of conditions were imposed upon the
AHA in order for the move to occur.
First, the Gold team required AHA approval
of their goalie (yet to be publicly
released) and second, that the Gold and
Black teams would be "placed" into separate
divisions. In a
quick
move, the AHA approved the Gold Goalie and
had to consider the second condition.
Faced with the first time the AHA has had
two of the same teams from an organization
in the same tier, they required a Board of
Directors approval to manipulate the C2
Divisions for ONLY the two Chaos teams
ensuring the two teams would be placed in
separate divisions. It is AHA policy
that all teams are always randomized into
their respective divisions, however, Chaos
has been the first exception to that rule.
The rosters are soon to be announced, but
the D1 Chaos Team consists of several
members from the 2011 D2 Team alongside a
few members from the 2011 D1 Team with a
couple recruits. The Chaos C2 Gold
team is mostly the 2011 D1 Team with around
6 new recruits and a new goalie. The
Chaos C2 Black team is entirely the 2011
Chaos C2 team from last year with the
addition of two players.
In
other news, the AHA will release the setup
of all Tiers and Divisions during the AHA
Fall Tournament, so know earlier this year
of the division makeup. The D1 Tier is
pretty much already set and listed on this
site already. Get ready for the some
more Winter Hockey and a 3 punch combination
of Chaos Hockey!
Summer Updates, Long Toms skate for a
Title!
Summer is rolling along and Summer playoffs are upon us! Here are a couple updates.
The
Level 4 Sages of Mount Vernon (Swann,
Sommerness, Sutton, Molson, Farner,
Donaldson and Butwinick) won their
quarterfinal in an upset 3-2 win over the
Gippers, but fell to #2 Seed Tennesee
Tailors on Monday night in the Semi-Finals.
The Level 4 Long Toms (Corder Brothers Ryan
and Dusty) won their quaterfinals game 3-2
over a physical Fainting Generals team and
then advanced to the Championship game with
a convincing 3-0 win over the Young
Hickories (Justin Revenaugh) in the Semi
Finals game. Ryan and Dusty along with
the rest of the #1 seeded Long Toms will
skate for a title Wednesday night at 7:15PM
at Richfield Ice Arena against the #2 Seeded
Tennessee Tailors. Good luck boys.
The
Level 3 Old Hickories (Andy Benson, Future
C2 Skater and brother Jason Benson,
Revenaugh and Whiteford) finished the Summer
L3 season with a 5-6-1 season and fell to
the Dukes of Braintree team 7-5 in the
quarterfinals game. It's been a great
summer!
AHA Makes it Official C3 is now a
Tier! AHA Reorganizes the Teams!
As
expected, the AHA announced their plans to
create a new Tier starting in the Winter
2011-2012 season along with a lot of team
movements!. The new teir, called C3,
will fit in between D1and C2. Also
announced is the AHA placement of teams that
all the tiers (Beg - B1) will be comprised
of. You can see the official
communication to all teams Captains
HERE!
Basically, the
AHA has split the existing 2010-2011 D1 Tier
in half. The playoff contenders from
2010-2011 are now the C3 Tier. Also,
it should be noted that the Diablos, Yellow
Jackets, Northern Horde and Lumberjacks have
been moved to the C2 Tier. The D1 Division
changes considerably. New teams to D1
are the Fighting Loons, Ice Sages,
Mastodons, Silver Backs and Yetis. See below
for a quick breakdown of all the tiers below
C1. Even though the Chaos Blue D2 Team
appears to be disbanding, there are plenty
of plans going forward for Chaos to field
teams in the D1, C3 and C2 Tiers for the
2010-2011 season. More updates soon to
follow shortly as plans are solidified!
Rob Little Announces his Summer Camp
Dates, Register Today!
Rob
Little, one of the premier Adult Hockey
Instructors in the Twin Cities area,
announced his schedule and pricing for his
infamous Summer Hockey Camps. Many
Chaos skaters have participated in his wide
variety set of camps designed to improve
players in focused areas. You can find
below a breakdown of his camps, including
dates and prices:
All
Sessions are at Breck Anderson Ice Arena:: Most Require around a 50% Deposit to Secure your spot!
The
Fundamental Skills Clinic is a great
opportunity for players of all
abilities to receive personal
evaluation and instruction on
hockey's most important skills.
Participants will receive excellent
coaching on their skating, passing,
shooting and stickhandling skills.
These skills are critical for
players to practice properly for
continued skill development.
Tues/Thurs
July 12 7:00-8:30
PM
July 14 7:00-8:30 PM
July 19 7:00-8:30 PM
July 21 7:00-8:15 PM
July 26 7:00-8:15 PM
$175
Shooting/Scoring Clinic
The
Shooting/Scoring Clinic will provide
players with the tools and knowledge
required to improve their scoring.
Participants will receive expert
instruction on their wrist, snap,
slap and backhand shots. Players
will also learn, and practice,
dekeing the goalie, one-time
shooting and tips. In addition to
developing skills, participants will
learn the strategies that all
goal-scorers must practice to be
effective
Tues/Thurss
July 21 8:30-9:45
PM
July 26 8:30-9:45 PM
July 28 8:30-9:45 PM
August 2 8:30-9:45 PM
August 4 8:30-9:45 PM
$200
Skating Clinic
Rob
Little's Skating Clinics are known
for the individual evaluation and
instruction each player receives. We
often hear that what they learn at
our Skating Camps they haven't
learned at other camps. Our Skating
Camps focus heavily on balance,
weight placement and edge control.
If players don't have these skills,
they will be unable to properly
perform more complex skating skills.
The Skating Camp will cover all
forward skating skills, backward
skating skills and transitions.
Skating is hockey's most critical
and can always be improved with
proper evaluation and individual
instruction. This Camp is
appropriate for any player that
wants to develop their game
Tues/Thurss
July 26
7:00-8:15PM
July 28 7:00-8:15 PM
August 2 7:00-8:15 PM
August 4 7:00-8:15 PM
$160
Speed and Agility Skating Camp*
*Highly
Recommended
The
Speed and Agility Camp is a modern
over-speed interval training program
designed to develop skating speed,
intensity and agility. All drills
are done at an "uncomfortably fast"
skating pace. Most players practice
and play at a pace that they are
comfortable with on the ice, thus
the pace of their play rarely gets
quicker. This 9 session Camp is hard
work, but is one of the few ways to
get faster and play faster! Drills
are performed with, and without,
pucks. The Speed and Agility Camp is
traditionally our most popular camp.
There is no better way to get ready
for your season!
Tues/Thurs
August 16
7:00-8:15 PM
August 18 7:00-8:15 PM
August 23 7:00-8:15 PM
August 25 7:00-8:15 PM
August 30 7:00-8:15 PM
September 6 7:00-8:15 PM
September 8 7:00-8:15 PM
September 11 7:00-8:15 PM
September 13 7:00-8:15 PM
$270
All Access Pass
For
the first time, Rob Little Hockey is
offering a total access package for
our Camps. For 450.00, our total
access package allows participants
the opportunity to attend as many
Rob Little Camps as they can fit
into their schedule! (Excludes Small
Area/Scrimmage and Small Group
Skating Instructions, which are $40
each per session.)
Various
Various
$450
Small Area Scrimmage and Games
The
Small Area Scrimmage and Games
sessions are fast paced, fun and
geared for offensive play. These
instructional scrimmage sessions
will help players learn the
important concepts of offensive
support, open ice play and most
importantly, playing in traffic.
Compared to traditional scrimmage,
players play more, have the puck
more and have many more scoring
opportunities. Plus, small area
scrimmages are a blast!!
Mon/Sun
July 11
9:30-10:45PM
July 25 9:30-10:30 PM
August 7 6:00-7:30 PM
August 21 7:00-8:15 PM
August 22 7:45-9:15 PM
$40
each
Small-Group Skating Instruction
Rob
is known for his ability to evaluate
each skater. Participants will
receive personal instruction and
appropriate drills to maximize
improvement each session.
July 18 9:30-10:30 PM
- balance, edges, forward
crossovers, backward skating and
backward crossovers
August 1 9:30-10:30 PM
-speed and agility skating drills
August 15 9:30-10:30 PM
-edges , stride, hockey turns and
forward crossovers
August 24 9:30-11:00 PM
-edges, balance, forward crossovers,
backward skating, backward
crossovers and transitions
August 30 8:30-9:30 PM
-Edges, transitions and crossovers
August 31 7:00-8:00 PM
-stride , edges, crossovers and
transitions
Mon/Wed
July 18
9:30-10:30 PM
August 1 9:30-10:30 PM
August 15 9:30-10:30 PM
August 24 9:30-11:00 PM
August 30 8:30-9:30 PM
August 31 7:00-8:00 PM
$40 each
AHA Announces New Tier Structure in
Parity Shake Up for Winter 2011-2112 Season
The
AHA announced on Friday to team Captains
that the Tier Structure for the upcoming
Winter 2011-2012 season will change.
The four D and C Levels of Play (D2, D1, C2,
C1) will be expanded to 5 Levels of Play.
While the new tier has not been yet been
officially named, we are expecting the new
tier to be named C3 making 5 Levels of play
(D2, D1, C3, C2, C1), thus basically adding
a level of play between D1 and C2.
View the official email from the AHA
HERE!
Details and definitions of the new tier are
still to be worked out as the AHA figures
out what teams/players this tier will be
comprise of. The AHA continues to grow
as D2 had 12 teams (1 Division), D1 had 25
teams (3 Divisions), C2 had 25 teams (3
Divisions) and C1 had 25 teams (3 Divisions)
this last year. We believe that the
change will see D2 with 1 Division, D1 with
2 Divisions, C3 with 1 or 2 Divisions while
C2 and C1 staying at 3 Divisions. What
does this mean for Chaos? We think the
C2 team will remain at C2 while the current
D1 team will either stay at D1 or be moved
to the new C3 Tier. The D2 Chaos team
is still evaluating their plans for the
upcoming season.
Old Hickories, Sages of Mount Vernon?
We
think that Summer Team names were derived
from nicknames of dead people, specifically
many of them being dead
presidents of the
United States. Somehow the Chaos Level
3 Team comprised of Chaos Skaters Andrew
Benson, Rob Whiteford and Justin Revenaugh
and friends Justin Pantoja, Jon Fischer, J
Benson and others have been dubbed the "Old
Hickories". The Late President Andrew
Jackson, born March 15, 1845 was the seventh
president of the United States. Common
nicknames included "Hero of New Orleans",
"King Andrew", "Sharp Knife" and "Old
Hickory". Old Hickory, given to him by
his soldiers, represents the hardness and
toughness of old hickory after Jackson was
deservedly given the reputation of a man who
who often produced numerous duels with
others, often ending in a fatal result for
the other. The Old Hickories, in a
way, then might just represent this group of
Level 3 skaters as they begin Summer League
play on Sunday, June 5th at SLP against the
Little Magicians.
Good
old George Washington was born Feb 22, 1732
was the unanimous choice to serve as
the 1st President of the Unitedd States of
America in 1789. Washington married
Martha Custis and moved to a Plantation in
Mount Vernon, Virginia. Washington's
plantation grew to 6500 acres and housed
over 100 slaves. He regularly held
cockfights on his property. As such, Geo has
been dubbed the Sage of Mount Vernon among
others such as "Father of His Country".
Apparently, the Chaos driven Level 4 team
has been dubbed the Sages of Mount Venon and
current Chaos skater George Farner has taken
up an official AHA name change to George
"Jr" Farner in recognition of the Sage of
Mount Vernon, George Washington. Other
Chaos skaters include Aaron Swann, Dave
Sommerness, Mike Olson, Derek Sutton, Don
Donaldson and Bobby Butwinick teamed up with
skaters from last summer in John McKay and
many other D1 Wingmen skaters. The
Sages skate in their inaugural first game on
Monday, June 6th at 9:30PM at Richfield #2.
Good luck to all the summer teams and Chaos
skaters!
Chaos Unveils 2009-2010 Championship
Banner!
The
2011 Winter Season has come to an end.
Chaos advanced their D2 and D1 teams to the
playoffs. The D2 team finished 3rd out
of 6 and the D1 team finished 11th out of
12. The C2 team just missed the
playoffs in the difficult C2 East
Division
that saw the C2 Champions (M's), Runner Ups
(Blizzard) and third Place team (Rack
Attack) all coming from the C2 East
Division. So....With no Hardware to Speak of over the
2010-2011 Winter Season, Chaos finally
hoisted their Championship Banner from the
2009-2010 Season. With a final record
of 22-2-1, the Chaos D1 team went undefeated in the
playoff stretch with a 4-0-1 record to
capture their 3rd AHA Winter Tier title. AHA
Winter Tier titles include the 07-08
Beginner School Title, 08-09 D2 Tier Title
and the the 09-10 D1 Tier Title. Other
titles involving Chaos teams include the
2010 AHA Fall Tournament Title (Chaos), 2010
Hockey for the Heart Tournament (Yellow
Jackets/Chaos) Title and the AHA 2009 Summer
Level 5 title (Walking Sticks -
Wildcats/Chaos). Chaos now looks
forward to possibly adding to the collection
when 2011 Summer League play begins as Chaos
has members on Summer Teams from Level 3 to
Level 5. Summer League begins play the
first week of June. Also, check out
the History pages where the games and stats
of the 2010-2011 season have been archived
in the Chaos Record books.
#58 Officially Un-Retired, Goalie
Great Beattie Still Plays!
The Chaos Organization has just been
informed that the Former Great Chaos Alumni
#58 Goalie Charlie Beattie, whose number #58
was permanently retired by the Chaos
Organization after the Championship D2
season in 2008-2009, is actually still
playing
in
the AHA League! Chaos scouts spotted
Charlie Beattie, now sporting #29 tending
nets for the Sled Dogs out of the C2 West
Division. As such, Chaos has
officially Un-Retired #58 and has issued a
Statement of Retraction revoking his
Retirement Status to Beattie and the Sled
Dogs. The number was officially
offered to current C2 Goalie #42 Dale Melbie,
who immediately took offense to the offer
stating that number will forever more be
tainted with treachery and treason.
Apparently, Beattie has led the C2 Sled Dogs
to the playoffs over the last two years
posting combined numbers of 2.42GAA and a
.916 Save% en route to a 28-11-6 record for
the C2 Dogs. Beattie will forever be
known for his incredible Chaos season in
2008-2009 where he posted an incredible
1.40GAA, .938% during the regular season an
an even more incredible playoff numbers of
1.25GAA and .951% for a combined record of
19-3-2 while also collecting the 2009 D2
Tier Championship Hardware. Beattie
was not immediately available for comment,
however, the sentiment on the Chaos C2 squad
was embarrassment and a resounding hope that
the Chaos C2 squad is placed in the same
division as the C2 Sled Dogs next year in an
attempt to remove the egg off their faces.
CHAOS 2011 PLAYOFF CENTRAL Check Back Often for regularly updated scores and schedules!
Chaos D2
The
Chaos D2 team went into their game on
Saturday with a 1-0-1 record and needing to
beat the Ice Sages by 5 goals to guarantee a
spot in the Championship game.
It started off well with a 1st period goal,
but the Sages would match. Another
Chaos goal would be matched again by the
Sages until Chaos needed to pull their
goalie in a 2-2 tie game since a tie would
not be enough to advance. After many
attempts, it would end up a tie and a
playoff record of 1-0-2 for four points and
a 3rd place tournament finish. The
Silverbacks (which Chaos also tied) and the
F'ing Loons advanced to the title game on
Sunday where the Silverbacks claimed their
first AHA Title in their first year at D2 in
a 4-1 victory over the State Birds. Congrats
go out to the Apes for upsetting the #1
Birds and claiming the hardware.
Chaos D1:
Chaos D1 entered the Playoffs as the #12
Seed out of 12 teams and pulled off the
upset! They proved the seed makers
wrong and finished in 11th place and beat
out the Lakers in the Final Playoff
Standings. Going 0-3-0 with Losses to
the Spiders (0-4),
Diablos
(1-4) and Wingmen (1-3), Chaos finished with
2 Goals for and 11 Goals against for the
Goal differential of -9. The Lakers
went 0-3 with 6 goals for and 16 against for
a goal differential of -10 putting them in
the playoff cellar. Congrats to Chaos
for making the 2011 playoff show after
graduating 9 to C2 from last years
Championship D1 team and having a completely
different and new team for this year.
Congrats also go out to the Lumberjacks, who
have won the D1 Tier Title this year by
beating the Spiders 4-1 in the D1 Tier
Championship Final Game. Pictured left
is D-Man Justin Pantoja immediately after
the D1 Tier title game amid fan banners and
ice logos.
Congrats also go out to the M's at C2 and as
expected, they have walked off with the C2
Tier title by defeating the Blizzard in a
Shootout overtime 4-3.
Date
Day
Time
Location
Opponent
4/5/11
Tue
7:15 PM
BIG3
Matchup: #1
Spiders #1 Chaos Results: LOSS Spiders 4, Chaos 0 The still undefeated Spiders outshoot Chaos 31-15 and shutdown the Chaos offense.
4/8/11
Fri
6:00 PM
BIG3
Matchup: #4 Chaos D1 vs #2
Diablos
Results: Diablos 4, Chaos 1 Goals: Derek Garbage Goal
Sutton banks a shot off Todd's pad.
Shots on Goal: Chaos 27, Diablos 32
4/9/11
Sat
1:45 PM
SLP W
Matchup: #4 Chaos D1 vs #3
Wingmen
Results: Chaos 1 Wingmen 3 Goals: Jeff Schultz smokes
a "Real" heavy Slapshot from the Blue Line and beats Keacher upper
left corner. Shots on Goal: Chaos 16, Wingmen 24
Semi Final Games
4/9/11
Sat
7:30 PM
BIG 1
Matchup: #1
Lumberjacks vs #2 Diablos Results: Lumberjacks 1, Diablos
0 Goals: A Johnson for the only goal Shots on Goal: Diablos 28, Lumberjacks 18
4/9/11
Sat
8:15 PM
BIG 3
Matchup: #1
Spiders vs #1 Northern Horde
Results: Spiders 3, Northern Horde 2 -- OT Shootout (2-1) Goals:
Spiders win in the OT Shootout 2-1 Shots on Goal: Spiders 22,
Horde 22
D1 Tier Championship Game
4/10/11
Sun
2:00 PM
BIG 1
Matchup: #1
Lumberjacks, #1 Spiders
Results: Lumberjacks Claim D1 Tier Title 4-1 over Spiders Goals: Shots on Goal:
D1 Pool C - Standings
Team
GP
W
L
T
OTL
Points
GF
GA
Goal Diff
PIM
Spiders
5
3
2
0
0
6
12
10
+2
26
Diablos
4
2
1
1
0
5
8
5
+3
14
Wingmen
3
1
1
1
0
3
7
6
+1
22
Chaos D1
3
0
0
0
0
0
2
11
-9
20
Date
Day
Time
Location
Opponent
4/2/11
Sat
7:45 PM
SLP W
Matchup: #2 Chaos vs #6 Wildcats
Results: WIN
Chaos 5, Wildcats 2 Brad Krusemark Nets a Hat Trick! Josh
Popp adds two goals. Even Goalie Mike Palmer gets an assist. Shots on Goal: Chaos 33 Wildcats: 21
4/7/11
Thu
8:15 PM
BIG 1
Matchup: #2 Chaos vs #3 Silverbacks
Results: TIE
Chaos 4, Silverbacks 4 Andrew Mushett Scores twice. Brad Krusemark and Peter Kumasaka Score. Chaos score 3 times in the third to come back to tie it! Shots on Goal: Chaos 23 Silverbacks 27
Matchup: #1 Fighting Loons vs #3
Silverbacks
Results: Silverbacks win D2 Tier Title Silverbacks
4, F'ing Loons 1
D2 Pool Standings
Team
GP
W
L
T
OTL
Points
GF
GA
Goal Diff
PIM
SilverBacks
4
3
0
1
0
7
18
6
+12
12
F'ing Loons
4
3
1
0
0
6
17
10
+7
14
Chaos D2
3
1
0
2
0
4
11
8
+3
14
Yetis
3
1
2
0
0
2
10
11
-1
16
Ice Sages
3
0
2
1
0
1
4
14
-10
10
Wildcats
3
0
3
0
0
0
5
16
-11
18
Chaos C2 Falls to Royals 3-0 and
misses playoffs by 2 Points
Chaos C2
The talented Royals skated to a 3-0 win over
the Chaos C2 team and squashed any hopes of
a return to playoff glory in their first
year at the difficult C2 Level of play.
Chaos C2 was in line to beat out the Nemesis
for the last playoff spot and ended up doing
so, but a red hot Rack Attack team dominated
their last 6 games of the season including
wins against Chaos, Nemesis and the #1
Seeded M's team. Their dominance was
unexpected and propelled them past both the
Nemesis and Chaos into the #4 Seed in the
playoffs. Chaos finishes in 5th place,
only two points removed from a playoff
birth. The C2 squad plans on returning
pretty much the entire core squad next year
in what will be a year that Chaos could
easily return to glory.
Chaos D1 Qualifies for Playoffs!
D2 Secures #2 Seed. C2 Fighting for last
Spot!
Chaos D2
Thanks to a Chaos D2 shutout thumping
over the Knights to a tune of 11-0, Chaos D2
has secured the #2 Seed in the D2 Tier
Playoffs. #8 Matt Swanson scored 4
goals and adds his name to the growing list
of Chaos folks with a Hat Trick while goalie
Mike Palmer records yet another Shutout on
the season. No Chaos team at any level
has ever missed the playoffs as the D2 team
revisits the playoff dance for the third
straight year. The D2 Playoffs advance 6
teams and with only 3 games to be played in
the Round Robin games, seeding has a crucial
impact. As the #2 Seed, Chaos will
face the #6 Seed Wildcats, the #3 Seed
Silverbacks and the #5 Seed Ice Sages as
they will be the Home Team in all three
games. Seeding further demonstrates
it's importance as the Top Seeded #1
Fighting Loons will face the #4, #5 and #6
seeds. The top two teams from Round
Robin Play will qualify to play for the D2
Tier Title on Sunday, April 10th.
Chaos first plays their friendly rivals, the
Wildcats (who just snuck into the playoffs
due to some late season heroics
MN Wildcats Website) on Saturday, April
2nd at 7:45PM at St Louis Park West Arena.
Chaos has tied the Wildcats in both regular
season games and is 1-0 against the Wildcats
lifetime in the playoffs.
FULL
D2 TIER PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Date
Day
Time
Location
Home
Away
4/2/11
Sat
6:00 PM
SLP
W
Fighting
Loons
Ice Sages
4/2/11
Sat
7:45 PM
SLP W
Chaos D2
Wildcats
4/2/11
Sat
9:30 PM
SLP
W
Silverbacks
Yetis
4/7/11
Thu
6:30 PM
BIG
1
Fighting
Loons
Wildcats
4/7/11
Thu
8:15 PM
BIG 1
Chaos D2
Silverbacks
4/7/11
Thu
10:00 PM
BIG
1
Yetis
Ice Sages
4/9/11
Sat
3:45 PM
BIG
2
Silverbacks
Wildcats
4/9/11
Sat
4:45 PM
BIG 3
Chaos D2
Ice Sages
4/9/11
Sat
5:30 PM
BIG
2
Fighting
Loons
Yetis
4/10/11
Sun
12:30 PM
BIG
2
D2 Tier
Championship
Chaos D1
The Chaos D1 team fought their way into a
playoff spot by going 3-0-1 over their last
four games including a Playoff spot
clinching 3-2 victory over the Ice Gators on
Saturday night giving the D1 team it's
second straight D1 playoff appearance.
On the same night, the Maroons beat the
Royals 4-1 giving the Maroons the D1 West #3
Seed and bumping the D1 Royals out of the
playoff picture for the first time in 3
years. That means that Chaos will go
as the #4 Seed and be placed in the D1 Pool
C of death with the undefeated #1 Seeded
Spiders, #2 Seeded Diablos and the #3 Seeded
Wingmen. Will there be a repeat of
last years
2010 Playoff Pool B Game where Chaos
faced the Spiders last year in their first
playoff game where Chaos was the #1 Seed and
the Spiders were the #4 Seed? Who
knows, but we will find out on Tuesday,
April 5th at 7:15PM on Bloomington Ice
Garden's Big Ice #3 where the #1 Spiders
will host #4 Seeded Chaos. Chaos took
the Spiders to an overtime 4-3 loss in the
first game of the season, but lost their
last two games to the talented Spiders by a
combined score of 17-3. Other teams in
the division include the expected to be
seeded #2 Diablos coming from the East and
the #3 Wingmen coming from the North.
The Diablos have appeared in 3 straight D1
Championship games and have yet to capture
that elusive title. The Wingmen are
appearing for the third consecutive season.
Over the last two years, the teams in this
pool represent 2 AHA D1 Titles (2009
Spiders, 2010 Chaos), 4 AHA Regular Season
Titles (2009 Diablos, 2009 Spiders, 2010
Chaos, 2011 Spiders), 2 AHA D1 Runner Ups
(2008 Diablos, 2009 Diablos) and 11 out of
12 possible playoff appearances (Spiders -
3, Wingmen - 3, Diablos 3, Chaos - 2 (Only
because they were in D2)). To say their is
some playoff experience in this pool is an
understatement. Good luck to all teams
in the playoffs where anything can happen.
D1 POOL "C"
PLAYOFF SCHEDULE
Date
Day
Time
Location
Home
Away
4/4/11
Mon
9:10 PM
Highland N
D1 C - Diablos
(Expected) vs Wingmen
4/5/11
Tue
7:15
PM
BIG
3
D1 C - Spiders D1 vs Chaos D1
4/8/11
Fri
6:00
PM
BIG
3
D1 C - Diablos (Expected) vs
Chaos D1
4/8/11
Fri
7:45 PM
BIG
3
D1 C - Spiders
D1 vs Wingmen
4/9/11
Sat
12:00 PM
SLP
W
D1 C - Spiders
D1 vs Diablos (Expected)
4/9/11
Sat
1:45 PM
SLP W
D1 C -
Wingmen vs Chaos D1
4/9/11
Sat
7:30 PM
BIG
1
D1 -
Semi-Final #2 - 2 vs 3
4/9/11
Sat
8:15 PM
BIG
3
D1 -
Semi-Final #1 - 1 vs 4
4/10/11
Sun
2:00 PM
BIG
1
D1 Tier
Championship
PLAYOFF RACES! C2/D1 Fighting,
D2 Clinches
Chaos C2
The C2 East playoff picture is tight.
Due to a dominant 5-1 Chaos win over the
Nemesis on Sunday night, Chaos still finds
themselves tied with the Rack Attack for the
final playoff spot in the C2 East Division.
The Rack Attack, coming off a very
impressive 4-0 shutout win over the division
leading M's look to be in good shape thanks
to the huge upset win since they still have
two games to play compared to Chaos only
having one. The following games will
decide the final playoff spot:
3/26/11 Sat 6:40 PM Highland #4 Rack
Attack vs. #8 Sharks
3/27/11 Sun 6:00 PM Breck #4 Chaos vs. #2
Royals
3/30/11 Wed 9:30 PM Richfield #5 Nemesis vs.
#4 Rack Attack
Team
GP
W
L
T
OTL
Points
GF
GA
PIM
M's
19
13
2
4
0
30
92
54
136
Blizzard
19
12
4
3
0
27
84
50
126
Royals C2
18
11
5
2
0
24
68
48
138
Chaos C2
19
9
9
0
1
19
63
61
106
Rack Attack C2
18
8
7
3
0
19
67
62
147
PLAYOFF RACES! C2/D1 Fighting,
D2 Clinches
Chaos D2
The playoff picture is almost complete.
Chaos D2 will most undoubtedly secure the
2nd seed with a Win over the last place
Knights and return to the playoffs for the
3rd straight year! Congrats go to the
Fighting Loons, who have won the Regular
Season Division behind solid play from a
number of great skaters and a hot goalie.
They walk into the playoffs with a #1 seed
and expectations of playoff glory.
Congrats to the Yetis and Silverbacks, who
will make their first playoff appearance in
their first year at the D2 level. The
Ice Sages return to the playoffs for the 2nd
year in a row securing the #5 seed. The last
playoff spot is still up for grabs with 1
game to go! The Maroons, Wildcats and
Northern Horde are fighting for the last
playoff spot. The Maroons are sitting
in 6th alone with 20 points, but have the
most difficult match-up against the 3rd
place Silverbacks, however a win or a tie
will clinch that last spot. The
Wildcats, in 7th with 19 points, look
positioned to leapfrog the Maroons and steal
the last spot if they expectedly win against
the 9th place Marauders in their last game.
Don't count out the Northern Horde just yet
either! Sitting in 8th place with 18 points,
the Northern Horde are expected to beat the
10th place Polar Bears in their last game to
get to 20 points. If the Maroons Lose
against the Silverbacks (expected) and the
Wildcats either lose or tie against the
Marauders, then the Northern Horde will
clinch the last spot. Chaos HQ is predicting
a Maroons lose to the Silverbacks, a Wildcat
win against the Marauders and a Northern
Horde win against the Polar Bears giving the
Wildcats the nod to the show. Good luck to
all three teams in their last game.
Chaos D1
Chaos D1 (19 pts) finds themselves in a
tight battle for a D1 West playoff spot, but
control their own destiny. The 3rd
place Maroons (20 pts) play the 5th place
Royals (18 pts) in their last game.
Chaos D1 sits in 4th place with 19 pts and
plays the 7th place Ice Gators on Saturday
night. Chaos will clinch a playoff
spot with a win and could steal the #3 Seed
from the Maroons if it works out. Here
are the scenarios (assuming no ties):
1. Chaos Wins, Royals beat Maroons. Chaos
gets #3 Seed, Royals #4 and Maroons are out.
2. Chaos Wins, Maroons beat Royals. Chaos
gets #4 Seed, Maroons #3 and Royals are out.
3. Chaos Looses, Maroons beat Royals. Chaos
gets #4 Seed, Maroons #3 and Royals are out.
4. Chaos Looses, Royals beat Maroons.
Maroons get #3 Seed on tiebreakers, Royals
get #4 Seed.
Congrats go to the Spiders (18-0-0, 36
points), who have won the D1 West Title and
are positioned to possibly be the first team
to ever run the table with a perfect record
in the AHA? Two difficult match-ups
loom for them against the Puck Hounds where
they play them back to back to finish up the
season, however the Spiders are the Vegas
odds on favorite to collect some AHA
hardware this year. Also, congrats the
surprise Puck Hounds, who have clinched the
#2 D1 West Spot with a solid season.
Chaos C2
Chaos C2 is fighting for a playoff spot as
well, but the division is still too close to
call. Chaos is in 4th place right now
with 17 points followed by #5 Rack Attack
with 17 points and the #6 Nemesis with 15
points. Chaos still has difficult
games against the Nemesis (a must win game)
and the Royals. The Red Hot Rack Attack face
the #1 M's, the #8 Sharks and the #6 Nemesis
in their last 3 games. The Nemesis face #4
Chaos, #7 Renegades and the #5 Rack Attack.
Critical games to watch are Chaos vs Nemesis
and the Rack Attack vs Nemesis to determine
that last playoff spot. Congrats go to
the M's, who as expected, for their C2 East
Division title. The M's are the Vegas
odds on favorite to come home with some AHA
hardware.
Chaos D1 gets Big Win over 3rd Place
Maroons, Corder nets a Trick!
Chaos D1 5, Maroons D1 4
With the playoffs right around the corner
and the Chaos D1 team battling with the
Royals and Fighting Saints for the 4th and
last D1 West playoff spot, the D1 team faced
the 3rd place Maroons on Monday night at
Richfield Ice Arena, and came away with a
huge 5-4 Win in regulation to earn much
needed playoff points against a higher
placed team. The Offense was fueled by
#1 Ryan
Corder and his first career Chaos Hat Trick
(only 8th in Chaos History (Webb,
Westerlund(2), Booth, Whiteford, Colborn,
Coolong(2)). Corder added an assist on the
night to finish with 4 points and was
breifly leading the D1 West points race
until the Spiders Cison reported a huge game
against the Fighting Saints on Sunday.
Also scoring on the night was #24 Derek
Sutton and #8 Jeff Schultz. Shots on
goal slightly favored Chaos 37 to the
Maroons 35. The victory once again
places Chaos in a fourth place tie with the
Royals. Chaos, in it's last three
games, faces the bottom 3 teams in the
division in the the Gold Rush, Fighting
Saints and Ice Gators while the Royals still
must face the Gold Rush, #1 Spiders, #2 Puck
Hounds and #3 Maroons. Chaos must
finish with more points in the regular
season than the Royals as the Royals own the
first tie breaker at the moment with more
regular season wins. Chaos will
attempt to realize their playoff aspirations
this Sunday Night against the fiesty Gold
Rush team, a team that has 2 or their 3 wins
against the Chaos this year.
Playoff Push for All Three Levels
Chaos D2
Playoffs are around the corner and the
playoff race is heating up. Chaos D2 Team
sits fairly comfortable tied for 2nd place
in the D2 Tier with 23 points, 11 wins and 5
games to play. The D2 Tier advances 6
spots to the show this year and their are at
least 9 teams battling for those 6 special
spots.
The Loons sit in first place virtually
securing their first D2 Playoff Spot.
Their magic number is 1 point. They
get in with a win or a tie in their next 5
games or any loss or tie by either the Ice
Sages or Wildcats. The Chaos Magic
Number is 3 points. The Yetis Magic
number is 5 points. Then the race gets
heated. The Silverbacks, Maroons, Ice
Sages, Wildcats and Northern Horde will
battle it out for what is expected to be the
last 3 playoff spots. The remaining
Chaos schedule is favorable as 3 of their
next 5 games are against the bottom 3 teams
in the division in the Diablos on Feb 26th,
the Polar Bears on March 7th and the Knights
on March 19th to finish up the season.
The two other games are against teams
fighting for a playoff spot when they visit
the Wildcats on March 3rd and the Maroons on
March 13th. The Chaos Pre Season
Prediction Psychic had Chaos, Yetis,
Fighting Loons, Ice Sages, Wildcats and
Polar Bears in that order making the show.
Congrats to the new Beginner Team
Silverbacks and the Maroons for stumping the
Psychics here at Chaos HQ and getting deeply
involved in the playoff picture.
Chaos D1
Chaos D1 is three quarters done with the
season and is in the middle of a fight for
their lives to secure a playoff spot in the
difficult and talented D1 West Division.
Their last game against their biggest
playoff competition in the Royals ended in
an unsatisfying 3-3 tie, a game that ended
with still 3+ minutes on the clock due to
the game running too long. It is
expected that Chaos and Royals will fight to
the last game of the year to secure the last
and 4th playoff spot, however, the surging
Fighting Saints and Ice Gators cannot be
ruled out. The remaining 5 game Chaos
schedule is a difficult one as they face top
teams in the division, but so
do
the Royals. Chaos visits the
PuckHounds, Maroons, Gold Rush, Fighting
Saints and Ice Gators. The Royals,
coming off an upset loss to the Fighting
Saints still face the Spiders, PuckHounds,
Maroons, Ice Gators and Gold Rush. The
Spiders are running away with the Division
with a perfect 14-0-0 record and 28 points
in 14 games played. Their are a couple
on only's to comment on. The Spiders
D1 West, AK Bars D1 North and Jesters B1
teams are the only teams to have already
qualified for the playoffs. More
impressively, the Spiders are the only team
with a Perfect Record in the entire AHA.
Less impressively, the Spiders are 3-0
against the Chaos this year while Chaos was
3-0 against the Spiders last year. The
Pre-Season Chaos Prediction Center Psychics
had the Spiders running away with it
followed by Chaos, Royals, Maroons and Ice
Gators. Congrats to the PuckHounds for
stumping the Psychics this year.
Chaos C2
The Red Hot Chaos C2 squad finds themselves
sitting alone in a playoff spot for the
first time this year due to some late season
fantastic play. Recent wins against
playoff contenders in the Blizzard, Nemesis
and Renegades have given the "New to C2"
Chaos
squad it's first shot at the highly coveted
C2 Playoff Showcase. The remaining 6
game Chaos schedule will test Chaos to new
levels in order to keep the Slim 1 game lead
on the Nemesis. Chaos still faces the
top 3 teams in the division in the M's,
Royals and Blizzard. A key playoff
matchup looms on Sunday, March 20th with
Chaos visits the Nemesis. The Nemesis
and Rack Attack have arguably more favorable
schedules left in the season. The M's, as
expected, have run in the C2 East Division
with 23 out of a possible 28 points.
Preseason Chaos Psychics had the M's,
Blizzard, Rack Attack and Royals with Chaos
fighting for a playoff spot as well.
No real surprises here as the Psychics were
spot on here. The Nemesis narrowly
missed the playoffs last year, will history
repeat? Good luck to all three squads
as the Playoff Hunt Heats Up! Chaos
will begin getting ready for the playoffs
with a scrimmage against the playoff bound
#2 Seeded D1 North AK Bars on Friday, March
25th and a practice on April 1st.
Playoff Formats Released!
The AHA has recently
released the Winter AHA 2011 Playoff Format.
Let's cheer to Chaos to make the Show!
Playoffs with Start
Friday April 2nd and go through Sunday,
April 10th, 2011 (2 Weekends!)
Most weekend games at Bloomington Ice
Garden. SemiFinal Games on Saturday,
9th and Championships on 10th.
C1, C2, D1:
Top four teams from each division advance to
playoffs
Three pools, round robin (3 games each)
Top four teams (3 pool winners plus next
best pool play record) advance to
single-elimination
Tier Championship Sunday – two semi-final
winners
Two tournament entries paid for by AHA –
both teams in the Tier Championship
Pools:
Pool A: East #1, North #2, West #3, East #4
Pool B: North #1, West #2, East #3, North #4
Pool C: West #1, East #2, North #3, West #4
D2:
Top six teams advance to playoffs
One pool, round robin (3 games each)
Tier Championship Sunday (top two pool play
records)
Two tournament entries paid for by AHA
1. Regular Season Champion
2. Playoff Champion
a. If #1 and #2 are the same team, the
runners-up in the playoffs will get the 2nd
tournament entry
* Tournament entries are paid for by AHA, up
to $950. Tournament must be identified by
October 10, 2011. Entry fee may be used for
AHA Fall Tournament, but not for other AHA
Programs.
Let us Pretend that did not just
happen
The 2nd Place Chaos D1 Team came into the
game
against the 1st place Spiders squad with
hopes of delivering the Spiders their first
loss of the young season. Those hopes would
be quickly squashed as would Chaos in what
would be an event the Chaos organization
would like to be stricken from the official
records. In what will be known as the
worst defeat since Chaos started in
2007-2008, the Spiders dominated in every
statistical category known to hockey.
Chaos was outshot 45-13 and lost by the
eventual and merciful score of 11-2. Thanks
go out to the Spiders who didn't pile it on
even more than they did. The Spiders,
who have never beat Chaos in regulation in 5
attempts, made up for their career losing
record against Chaos in their 6th attempt.
Chaos had no answer for a punishing Spider
forecheck and crisp passing. That
combined with a bad night for Chaos, a good
night for the Spiders and lot's of fortunate
bounces, the Spiders simply dominated.
A couple bright spots include two Chaos
goals on the night coming from #8 Jeff
Schultz and #88 Matt Webb. Chaos goes
into the Holiday Break still in 2nd place
and looks forward to playing the Puck Hounds
again, this time with their regularly
rostered goalie, Casey Johnson on Tuesday,
January 4th at 9:30PM at Richfield 2, the
same site of the Spider/Chaos massacre.
Week 7- Everything Back on Track with
Three Big Wins at Each Level
Chaos D2 vs Polar Bears -
Chaos 2, Polar Bears 1
The Chaos D2 Team remained undefeated with a
close win over the Polar Bears on Sunday
Night 2-1. Goals came from #88 Josh
Popper and #8 Matt Swanson on 25 shots
against the Poo Bears netminder. Assists
came via #15 Matt Clark and #19 Andrew
Mushett. Chaos Goalie Mike Palmer
stopped 15 of 16 Shots for his 6th win in 7
games. Chaos still sits on top
unbeaten with 13 of a possible 14 points and
has a 3 point lead over the 2nd place team.
The Chaos Defense ranks 1st in the entire
AHA league in least amount of shots against
with an average of 15.1 shots against per
game. That is sure to be tested in
their upcoming game against the 3rd place
Maroons squad this Sunday, the 19th at St
Louis Park at 7:55PM.
Chaos D1 vs Royals D1 -
Chaos D1 8, Royals 2
Chaos D1 entered the game in 3rd place and
was facing a solid Royals D1 team who sat in
2nd place. The Royals boast the
Divisions best statistical goalie at .912%
in Kidwell, who presented the most difficult
task to getting a Big Win over the 2nd Place
Royals squad. Not only did the Chaos
squad expose the Royals for 8 goals in 33
shots, but Chaos in general had a bit of a
coming out party against the Royals as they
seemed to play their best hockey of the
season to date. The breakout was
smooth as was passing and accurate shooting.
#33 Chaos Goalie Casey Johnson played
arguably his best game stopping 27 of 29
shots faced. The Offense was powered
by a Hat Trick by #7 Wes Colborn and a 4
point night (1 G, 3 A) by Red Hot #1 Ryan
Corder. #23 George "Wolverine" Farner
gathered two goals while #13 Connie Webb
dished out 3 assists on the night. The
timely win flip flops Chaos and Royals in
the standings as Chaos finds themselves
sitting alone in 2nd place now. The
2nd place standing will immediately be put
under duress starting on Monday night when
the 2nd place Chaos battle the 1st place and
still undefeated Spiders this upcoming
Monday night at Richfield Ice Arena with the
puck dropping at 9:30PM. Chaos last
faced the Spiders in the first game of the
season where Chaos surrendered a lead with
90 seconds left in the game and eventually
lost in OT.
Chaos C2 vs ShameOnIce -
Chaos C2 6, ShameOnIce 4
Chaos C2 also arguably played their best
game of the season against the ShameOnIce
getting a 6-4 win against the strangely
named team. #6 Shawn Fricke had two goals
while #2 Adam Ettl and #19 Bryan Nelson both
had a Goal and an Assist. The goal by
Ettl is his first of the season, so the
scoring flood gates may soon open for the
talented Winger. The 6-4 outcome did not
really reflect the play of the game as it
seemed Chaos dominated on both side of the
ice. Chaos now finds themselves in 4th
place with only two points separating them
and the division leading Nemesis team.
Chaos next plays the last place and winless
RackAttack on Sunday at the Coliseum at
7:45PM hoping to gather a few more points to
climb the C2 East Division ladder.
Week 5, Chaos D2/D1 Get Wins despite
things getting physical. Chaos D2 still
unbeaten at 5-0!
Chaos D2 vs Diablos -
Chaos 6, Diablos 2
The Chaos D2 Team moved to 5-0 with a solid
6-2 win over the Diablos D2 squad on Sunday
night. After a slow start and a
scoreless first period, the offense kicked
into gear led by the Hat Trick by #8 Matt
Swanson. The Hat Trick is only the
fifth in Chaos History (Webb, Westerlund,
Butwinick, Coolong). #88 Josh Popper
contributed with a three point night with
his 5th goal of the season and two assists.
#9 Brad Smith and #17 Jason Przybilla scored
goals while #15 Matt Clark (2), Przybilla,
#5 Donnie Donaldson and #19 Andrew Mushett
contributed the assists. The game got
a little ugly as #2 Cords from Chaos
exchanged Choice words with a Diablo
acquaintance after the game. Referees
were able to subdue the spirited
conversations. Chaos D2 now finds
themselves solidly entrenched in the top D2
spot with 5 wins and 10 points in 5 games. A
crucial match-up comes this Sunday, 7:45PM
at Richfield against their 2nd place
friends, the Wildcats. Chaos is 2-2
lifetime against the Wildcats. The D2
Team will prepare for the Cats game in a
scrimmage against the Chaos D1 team on
Friday night where the D2 team has
guaranteed a win over their D1 sister team.
Calls into Chaos D1 Headquarters to reply to
the challenge were not immediately returned.
Chaos D1 vs Fighting
Saints - Chaos D1 6, Fighting Saints 3
Chaos D1 and The Fighting Saints entered
their Wednesday night game tied for 4th
place in the D1 West Division. After a loss
to the Gold Rush in their last game, Chaos
looked to rebound against a solid team.
The rebound was secured in a 6-3 solid win
over the talented Fighting Saints team.
Key to the win was great Chaos play in front
of the offensive and defensive nets, an area
usually dominated by the scrappy playing
Saints. The offense was powered by #1 Ryan
Corder, who was moved up to winger from
center. The move, along with
forgetting his jersey and wearing a solid
black summer jersey, helped him to two goals
and an assist as the line of Corder, #7 Wes
Colborn and #17 Dave Sommerness combined for
3 goals and 4 assists on the night.
Sommerness, #24 Derek Sutton, #88 Matt Webb
and #21 Travis Beckerle also scored for
Chaos. The goal by Becks is his first
at D1 and was a nasty knuckle ball with eyes
Slapshot from the Blue line.
Sommerness scored a a nice top shelf
rebound, Webb had a backhanded wraparound
while Sutton scored a non Garbage goal for
his 3rd on the season. #13 Connie
Webb, #14 Aaron Swann, #23 George Farner,
Corder, Colborn(2), Webb and Sommerness had
the assists on the night. George
Farner, formerly known as the teddy bear on
the team, was upgraded to Wolverine status
after a physical scrum in the 3rd period
that won him and Saints skater #31
Kuykendall an early shower on the night.
The D1 team next faces off against the Ice
Gators at the Coliseum this Sunday night
starting at 9:30PM, but not before they try
to defend against accusations by the D2 team
that they are better than the D1 team on
Friday night.
Week 4, Chaos goes 1-1-1. Chaos
D2 Remains unbeaten and goes to 4-0.
Chaos D2 vs Ice Sages -
Chaos 5, Ice Sages 1
Well, despite all the rumblings in the
preseason by the D2 Chaos squad fielding too
many members on the team, they once again
play shorthanded. Carrying only 11 skaters
the Chaotic bunch continued to put constant
pressure on the Hard Water Wisemen.
Outshooting their opponents 39-13, the score
could have and should have been more
one-sided than the final 5-1 tally. Running
only 2 lines of wingers and 3 centers, the
whole team decided that the best way to keep
things fresh would be to play in the
opponents end. Yeah, nothing keeps you fresh
like the feeling that you are on the verge
of scoring. On the other hand, the opponents
decided that the best way to stem the tide
was to perpetually ice the puck. The Chaos
boys were able to get one by the Sage's
goalie on a beautiful series of passes.
Centerman, Matt Swanson dug the biscuit out
from behind the goal line and sent it over
to Tom Sholl, who quickly sent what
initially looked like a shot to Josh Popp,
waiting at the side of the net. Despite a
lopsided shot count, the two teams left the
first frame tied 1-1. Still, the Chaos squad
was not downhearted to be tied after
thoroughly outplaying the Sages. Instead,
they kept up the pressure, which payed off
in spades. The result was scoring
opportunity after scoring opportunity with
the Chaos boys potting several of these
chances. Mike Palmer stood tall in goal,
stopping every shot in the 2nd and 3rd
frames, after letting in the only shot he
faced in the 1st period, albeit a tough
shot. Mike appeared a little bored at times
and came out to play the puck several times
when he could have left it for an easy
icing. This brought up memories of the
beloved, though oft-roaming, D2 goalie of
yesteryear, Chris Guarneri. The ref
recognized this too and even queried if Mike
had broken a sweat by the end of the third
period. This effort has epitomized the
resilient Chaos D2 squad, playing
shorthanded, yet continuing to represent the
Chaos trademark of giving up few shots to
the opponents. Multiple points were put up
by several players, including the Popp-er
(2G, 2A), Swanson (1G, 1A), Sholl-y (2A),
Bob Butwinick (2G). Others contributing
points included team Captain, TBecks (1A),
and Brad (the Kruser) Krusemark (1A). Truly,
though, this was the epitome of a team win,
as every player skated hard, winning battles
and generally playing together to pull off
the victory. Next up for the D2 Chaotic
group are the D2 Diablos. This game occurs
over the Turkey Day weekend, so Chaos will
likely be playing with a short bench once
again. That's okay, because it seems that
this group really rallies around each other
under adverse conditions.
Chaos D1 vs Gold Rush -
Gold Rush 7, Chaos 6
Chaos D1 ended up on the losing side of a
high scoring affair Sunday afternoon at the
Coliseum against the Gold Rush, 7-6.
Winger Jeff Schultz predicted double digit
scoring, and 13 goals confirmed Jeff has a
little ESP in him. The score would
sway back and forth a bit with the Rush
going up early 2-0 as Chaos would fight back
to take a 5-3 lead at one point only to
relinquish the lead late in the game to hand
the Gold Rush their first victory of the
young season. All 6 Chaos goals came
in the 2nd period after a "Do it for the
Gipper" motivational speech from #7 Wes
Colborn. Goals came from #18
Shawn Neugebauer(2), #24 Derik Sutton(2),
#88 Matt Webb and #62 Justin Revenaugh with
assists coming from #13 Connie Webb, #1 Ryan
Corder and #88 Matt Webb. Chaos
outshot the Rush 31-27. Chaos was able
to salvage the day by hosting their first
annual Chili cookoff right there at the
Coliseum after the game. Friends and
family gathered to eat lots of Chili,
cornbread and the event was a wild success.
Thanks go out to all the friends and family
who came out to support the players.
The Fighting Saints (2-2-0) loom on
Wednesday, December 1st at Hopkins Pavilion
with a start time at 9:40PM where Chaos will
try to get back on Track.
Chaos C2 vs Royals C2 -
Royals C2 4, Chaos C2 3 (OT)
Chaos C2 suffered a another close loss, this
time in overtime against last year's Champs
in the Royals C2. Goals came from #11
Cory Buschmann, #26 Jay Westerlund and #14
Jamey Nord with assists coming from #16 Rob
Whiteford, #5 Mike StClair, #4 Adam Ettl, #9
Andrew Benson, #15 Joe Keebler and #8 Jeff
Shultz. Shots on goal were in favor of the
Royals 29 to Chaos 25. Chaos next
faces the Renegades on Saturday, December
4th at New Hope with a start time of 7:45PM.
Chaos D2 vs Mill City
Mauraders - Chaos 5, Mauraders 3
The Chaos D2 team remained unbeaten over the
weekend with a 5-3 win over the Mill City
Mauraders. The Mauraders are one of
three Beginner teams from Last Year
(Silverback, Yetis) that have moved up to
D2. Chaos, working with a short bench
of only 11 skaters, got goals from #77 Tom
Sholl, #81 Grant Wold (at least a goal in
each game this season), #15 Matt Clark, #8
Matt Swanson and #17 Jason Pryzbilla (empty
netter). Assists came from Matt Swanson,
Matt Clark, #29 Brad Krusemark and #13 Wayne
Kinneman. Goalie Mike Palmer got his
3rd win saving 14 out of 17 shots.
Chaos moves to 3-0 and sits alone atop the
D2 standings as the only team with an
unblemished record thus far. A
difficult match-up looms this Saturday at
7:15PM against the Ice Sages at New Hope
South Arena. The Ice Sages recently
got the best of the High Scoring Fighting
Loons this weekend to deliver them their
first loss.
Chaos D1 vs Maroons D1 -
Chaos 3, Maroons D1 1
Chaos D1 got a much needed win over the
Maroons D1 squad on Saturday night. Several
D1 skaters (#13 Connie Webb, #88 Matt Webb,
#4 Mike Olson and #15 Joe Keebler) skated
with the C2 squad at SLP East rink at 6:15PM
and suffered a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to the
Nemesis, so they were determined to have a
different outcome at 9:45PM on the same SLP
East Rink against the Maroons D1 squad.
The Chaos D1 delivered on their first win of
the year with goals coming from #13 Connie
Webb, #26 Bob Chilson and #7 Wes Colborn.
Maroons skater #32 Andy Baird would deny
Chaos Goalie and new Daddy Casey Johnson the
shutout when Andy skated past Webb and Olson
and scored a pretty goal in the third.
That would be the only Maroons goal in 19
shots while Chaos scored 3 times on 24 shots
against Maroons Goalie Jonathan Filter.
Casey moves to .904% save pct for the
season. Chaos (1-0-2) moves up to 3rd in the
standings and next faces the Gold Rush
(0-3-0) at 4:15PM on Sunday, November 21st
at the St Fair Coliseum.
Chaos C2 vs Nemesis -
Nemesis 2, Chaos C2 1
Chaos C2 suffered a heartbreaking loss to
the undefeated Nemesis in a game that
arguably Chaos outplayed the Nemesis.
Chaos outshot the Nemesis 30-9, yet ended up
losing on a late Nemesis goal. The
Nemesis were powered by league leading
goalie DuCharme, who sports a .972% save pct
thus far through 3 games. DuCharme
would have his way allowing only a lone 3rd
period goal to #11 Cory Buschmann assisted
by #20 Dale Marks and #19 Bryan Nelson,
which at the time, tied the game in the
3rd....until the Nemesis would get the go
ahead goal with only 69 seconds left in the
game and seal the 2-1 outcome. Captain Mike
StClair was quoted after the game..."If only
they didn't have that goalie, we would have
scored 30 times". Chaos next face up
this Wednesday night at Hopkins Pavillion
against last years C2 Champions in the C2
Royals at 9:40PM.
Puck Hounds and Chaos D1 Tie Chaos D1
faced up against the Puck Hounds on Saturday
night only to come away with 1 point again
for the second straight week. Chaos
scored first when #88 Matt Webb scored in
the high slot assisted by #13 Connie Webb.
The Puck Hounds would get the next two goals
before #23 George Farner would get his first
of the season on a put back assisted by #13
Webb and #26 Bob Chilson. Chaos Goalie #33
Casey Johnson welcomed Amy Louise Johnson,
6lbs 1oz at 3:45AM on Friday morning
(pictures to follow), so he had the night
off and Chaos brought in their Mystery
Goalie. The mysterious Goalie Paul
Fee, who goaltends with the D1 Lumberjacks
in the D1 North Division and is listed on
the Approved AHA D1 Sub Goalie List, was
placed on the Chaos Roster for the night and
tended nets for Chaos. Paul played
well saving 39 of 41 to help secure the tie
for Chaos. Regulation ended a little
Chippy between both teams when Puck Hounds
Danielson collided with Paul Fee. Paul
collided back drawing a roughing call.
Danielson then had some choice words with
the ref, which promptly drew a game
ejection. The OT period saw zero
scoring ending in a 2-2 tie. Chaos is
looking forward to their next meeting with
the Puck Hound rivals when they will have
their regular rostered goalie. The
Maroons (1-1-0) await Chaos this weekend.
Chaos D2 goes to 2-0 with win over
Northern Horde Chaos D2 won
for the 2nd time in as many weeks with a 4-1
win over Pete Morrow and the Northern Horde.
Goals came from Jason Przybilla(2), Josh
Popp and Grant Wold with assists from
Mushett(2), Cords(2) and Huffman. Mike
Palmer saved 13 of 14 for his second win.
Chaos next faces the Polar Bears(0-2-0).
Blizzard put Chaos on Ice
Chaos
C2 (1-1-0) outshot the Bizzard (2-0-0) 33-32
and had a 2-0 lead after the first period,
but relinquished the lead as the talented
Blizzard team put the freeze on the Chaos
offense during the 2nd and 3rd periods.
#9 Andrew Benson started the scoring and was
followed by #12 Smiling Steve Sattler
tapping in his own rebound to make it 2-0
Chaos at the end of the first period. That's
when the Blizzard turned on the AC and
cooled down Chaos as the Blizzard would net
3 second period goals. The third
period score would remain until #42 Dale
Melbie was pulled for an additional skater
only to see the Cold Storm System net an
empty net goal. #26 Jay Westerlund
scored his first goal of the season to
narrow the lead, but another late Blizzard
goal would put Chaos on Ice for good with a
final score of 5-3. Choas goes to
1-1-0 and the Blizzard go to 2-0-0.
Chaos next faces the Blizzard on March 13th
where they will try to reduce this team to
scattered flurries. Chaos next hits
the Ice on Sat, Nov 13th against the
Nemesis.
Chaos gathers 5 of 6 possible points over
the first week of Play
The Chaos D2
squad doubles up the Silverbacks in shot
count, but narrowly escapes with a Win over
the Apes 4-3. #81 Grant Wold scores
his first two goals of his Chaos career and
#30 Mike Palmer earns his first victory
between the pipes. The Chaos D1 and
Spiders D1 game was a see saw affair that
had C2 type speed to the game. The
Spiders scored first, then Chaos tied it up
and then went ahead in the second. The
Spiders tied it up until Chaos took the lead
with 3 minutes to go. Chaos could not
hold the lead as the Spiders scored with 90
seconds to go in the game to push to
overtime. In the final 5 minute OT
frame, the Spiders would get the OT winner
and get a W over Chaos for the first time in
5 attempts. The Chaos C2 squad cruised
to a 3-1 win over the Sharks behind two
goals by Mike StClair and one by Steve
Sattler. Chaos C2 next skates Mon, Nov
1st while the D2 and D1 squads next go Nov
6th.
Team
1
2
3
OT
Final
Chaos C2
1
1
1
--
3
Sharks
0
0
1
--
1
Team
1
2
3
OT
Final
Chaos D1
1
1
1
0
3
Spiders D1
1
0
2
1
4OT
Team
1
2
3
OT
Final
Chaos D2
0
2
2
0
4
Silverbacks
0
2
1
0
3
Goals: Mike StClair(2), Steve
Sattler
Assists: TBD
Recap:
Chaos C2 wins their first game at
the C2 level against Jim Tuttle, Jen
Hanley and the Sharks. Dale
Melbie just misses a shutout as the
Sharks scored late in the third.
Goals: Matt Webb,
Connie Webb, Wes Colborn
Assists: Ryan Corder, Aaron Swann
Recap:
Chaos/Spider rivalry lives up to
expectations. Going back and
forth the whole game until Chaos
scores late to take a 3-2 lead late
in the third. Spiders tie it
up with 90 seconds to go and force
OT where the Spiders score and earn
their first victory over Chaos in 5
attempts.
Goals: Grant Wold
(2), Josh Popp, Brad Smith
Assists: Travis Beckerle(2), Matt
Swanson, Matt Clark
Shots on Goal: Chaos-32
Silverbacks-16
Recap:
Chaos doubles up shot count on the
Apes, but never really puts a gap on
them. Newcomer #81 Grant Wold
seals the deal with his 2nd of the
game and the game winner with 10:00
to go in the third and new goalie
Mike Palmer holds on for his first
AHA Win!
Full AHA Schedule Released
The 2010-2011 Full AHA Schedule has been
released. Check the schedules for each
team under the Upcoming Events or on the
AHA Website.
Chaos C2 vs Sharks - Sat,
Oct 23th Richfield 2 - 7:30PM
The new Chaos C2 team hits C2 ice for the
first time in Chaos History in the first
Chaos game of the new season. Chaos
graduates 11 players to the C2 squad from
the 2010 D1 Championship Squad, including
goalie Dale Melbie. Newcomers in #14
Nord, #6 Fricke, #9 Benson and #20 Marks
rounds out the C2 Squad. Their first
game at the new C2 level comes against
another first time team to the AHA in the
Sharks. A team with players from last
year's Spiders D1, Nighthawks D1 and Diablos
D1 as well as some first time AHA players
form the new C2 Sharks squad. Goalie
Montalvo played L4 Summer and Sub Jen
Hanley-Tuttle is recognized as one of the
smartest hockey players at this level.
This game should prove interesting between
two brand new teams at the level.
Chaos D2 vs Silverbacks -
Sat, Oct 23th SLP East Arena - 8:00PM
Chaos D2 returns most of the Core Team this
year. Departing for higher Tiers
include Adam Coolong (Muskies), Rich
Benson(Gold Rush) and Goalie Chris Guarneri
(Puck Hounds(G), Bulldogs(Skater)).
Grant Wold signs on with Chaos as a Full
Timer and returning 09-10 Subs Brad Smith
and Doug Winjum sign on as Full Timers for
the new season. Chaos welcomes their
newest goalie to the Organization in #30
Mike Palmer. Mike attempts to fill the
big shoes of Chris Guarneri and should do
well in giving the Silverbacks all kinds of
troubles on Saturday night. The
Silverbacks have graduated to D2 play after
winning the 2009-2010 Beginner Title and
will come ready to play in their first D2
action. Chaos will need to pay close
attention to leading scorer Friedland as
well as other scoring threats Bernie Bae and
Tong Pham.
Chaos D1 vs Spiders D1 -
Sun, Oct 24th West Side Arena - 7:40PM
Chaos D1 once again opens the season against
their familiar Rivals in the Spiders.
Spiders are calling it Schedule Deja-Vu,
Chaos calls it fate, but it's going to be an
early season critical match-up between two
favored teams in the highly competitive D1
West Division. Spiders have graduated
2 of their top scorers to their C2 team, but
other top scorers such as #27 Heitzman, #12
Flannery and #50 Pellici return this season,
who all had more than a point a game during
last seasons campaign. The Spiders
have a change at Goalie as well as Amber
Obermoller departs in favor for a New Goalie
to the AHA in Travis Fransen. Chaos
has 8 players graduate to their C2 squad
including goalie Dale Melbie. Chaos D1
has been coming together during the
pre-season as they have lots of new faces on
the squad including 4 talented Knights
(Colborn, Sommerness, Chilson and Parry), 2
Wildcats in Corder and Goalie Casey Johnson
and several players from L4 play in
Neugebauer, Revenaugh and Farner. Returning
Chaos from last year include the two Webbs,
Sutton, Swann, Skjold, Shultz and Keebler.
Chaos D1 was able to draw even in a
scrimmage against the Chaos C2 Squad last
Friday, so it will be interesting to see how
they compare against the talented Spiders
this year.
First Edition of Hockey Knowledge and
Strange Obscure Hockey Rules - Week 11
New to the Chaos Site this year coming
straight from some of our great AHA Refs
(yeah, right) will be the Hockey Knowledge
and Strange Obscure Hockey Rules that you
never see called. Each week, we will
be receiving some strange tidbits of Hockey
Knowledge from some of the Refs that work
the AHA! If you want to stump the Ref,
Contact the Admin
Here and send in a question and it will
be listed in the next weeks release.
For now, here is the first week's edition of
Hockey Knowledge and Strange Obscure Hockey
Rules:
Week #1
Divisions Set! First Week of
Play Scheduled! Time for Some Hockey!
The AHA League has been busy with the
announcement today of the Divisions for D2,
D1 and C2 as well as the schedule for the
first week of play! All Chaos teams start
play next weekend! The Full AHA schedule is
to be released Monday, October 18th.
The Chaos Psychic Hotline is up and running
and ready for your calls...or you can read
the bootleg release further down on the
page. Come on out and support your
Chaos teams and Welcome to the start of the
2010-2011 Season of Hockey!
Date
Time
Rink
Home
Away
Sat, Oct 23rd
7:30PM
Richfield 2
Sharks
Chaos C2
Sat, Oct 23rd
8:00PM
SLP East
Silverbackss
Chaos D2
Sun, Oct 24th
7:40PM
West Side
Chaos D1
Spiders D1
C2 EAST
C2 NORTH
C2 WEST
Blizzard
Aces
Admirals
Chaos C2
Beavers
Fighting Piranhas C2
M's
Bulls
Jets
Nemesis
Dragons
Muskies C2
Rack Attack C22
Saints
Roadrunners
Renegades
Sting
Sled Dogs C2
Royals C2
Thunder Chickens
Spiders C2
ShameonIce
Yellow Jacketss
Warriors
Sharks
Zephyrs
D1 EAST
D1 NORTH
D1 WEST
Arctic Wolves
AK
Bars
Chaos
D1
Diablos D1
Blade
Runners
Fighting Saints
Fighting Ice Fish
Buccaneers
Gold
Rush
IceDogs
Fighting Piranhas D1
Ice
Gators
Lakers D1
Lumberjacks
Maroons D1
Muskies D1
Nighthawks D1
Puck
Hounds
Northern Horde D1
Sled
Dogs D1
Royals D1
Stars
Wingmen
Spiders D1
Wolf
Pack
D2 TIER (1
DIVISION)
Chaos
D2
Knights
Polar
Bears
Diablos D2
Marauderss
Silverbacks
Fighting Loons
Maroons D2
Wildcats
Ice
Sages
Northern Horde D2
Yetis
C2 Tier and Predictions:
Chaos C2 finds themselves in a very
difficult C2 East division with 9 solid
teams. Scouting has the Chaos camp pegging
the M's as coming out on top in C2 East.
With defense led by Brett Baumann and Chris
McNeil and offense led Tim Wagenman and
Brent Tilley, the M's have a chance to
steamroll. The Blizzard are a 3 time
consecutive playoff attendee and the Royals
are coming off the recent C2 Winter Title.
Rack Attack was a playoff invite last year
and the Nemesis just missed the playoffs.
The Royals and Rack Attack most likely moved
many players to their C1 squads however. The
Sharks are a newly formed team to the AHA
with some solid C2 talent. You can pay
$3.99/min to listen to the Chaos Pre Season
Psychic Hotline or you can get it
hear....M's, Blizzard, Rack Attack and
Royals go to the show with Chaos fighting
for their share of a playoff spot come
April. The Jets will come out of the
West along with the Sled Dogs, Spiders and
Warriors while the Aces, Beaver, Bulls and
Saints come out of the North.
D1 Tier and Predictions:
The D1 Tier grows this year to 3 Divisions
for the first time with a total of 25 teams.
Chaos D1 finds themselves in a difficult D1
West division with several solid returning
playoff teams. The Arch Rival Spiders
seem to be at the head of the pack.
Depending on who moved up to their C2 squad,
they will be a force as will 2010 Playoff
invites Ice Gators and Royals, not to
mention the returning D1 Champs in Chaos.
As with the first game last season, Chaos
will once again start off the season against
the powerhouse Spiders in a critical early
season matchup. Again, no need to call
the Hotline, we here at Chaos HQ will tell
you the Chaos psychics like the Spiders,
Chaos, IceGators and either Maroons or
Royals coming out of D1 West. D1 East
has the Diablos walking away with it, but
challenged by the Fighting Ice Fish, Lakers
and a solid newcomer D1 team in the Northern
Horde. D1 North sees the AK Bars (moving
down from C2) advancing to the show along
with the Lumberjacks, Nighthawks and
Wingmen.
D2 Tier and Predictions:
The D2 Tier remains at 12 teams this year.
The Knights move back to D2 from D1 and
newcomer beginner teams in the Silverbacks,
Yetis and Marauders have advanced to D2
play. Again this year, 6 spots are up
for grabs for the playoffs in D2. A lot
depends on how teams come together for the
season at this level, but the Hotline will
tell you that Chaos is the favorite to
advance with a #1 seed to the show.
Returning most of the core of the team and
finally acquiring a solid goalie to replace
the departing Chris Guarneri should power
Chaos to the top of the field. The
Psychic will also tell you it won't be easy.
The Yetis, who are a type of abominable
snowman and led by Chaos D1 Defenseman
Justin Revenaugh, will be looking to take a
bite out of Chaos this year. The Yetis,
coming out of Spring Beginner program, were
invited to the Summer Level 4 playoffs and
steamrolled to capture a summer title.
The other 4 prediction invites include the
Fighting Loons, Ice Sages, Wildcats and
Polar Bears, but really any team could step
up and earn a spot.
Rosters Nearing Completion.
Chaos Welcomes new faces as Three Teams hit
the Icee
With just over three weeks to go until the
season starts, the Chaos Organization is
busy planning their rosters, strategies and
final preparations in order to be as
successful as possible for the upcoming
2010-2011 AHA Winter Season. Chaos was
founded in Winter 2008 and won the 2008 AHA
Beginner Title. The team graduated to
D2 in 2009 and captured the 2009 AHA D2 Tier
Title. In 2010, the team expanded to
D2 and D1 teams where the D1 team captured
the 2010 D1 Tier Title while the D2 team
finished 3rd. Now, in the 2011 Winter
season, Chaos is expanding to field D2, D1
and C2 squads with hopes of keeping their
success rolling.
The Chaos D2 squad is experiencing the least
amount of change as many of the core team
returns. Key losses to higher levels
include #81 Adam Coolong to the D1 Muskies,
#19 Rich Benson to the D1 Gold Rush and
Goalie Chris Guarneri to the D1 Puck Hounds.
We wish them the best in every game at D1,
including potential ones against Chaos D1.
A replacement goalie is in the works as are
some last minute sub spot roster additions.
Word has it that the goalie spot is now down
between a current Chaos Skater looking to
convert and a former Chaos Goalie once on
the team in years past. The D2 team is
poised to have a great season led by their
new Captain Travis Beckerle and many of the
returning core.
After going 21-2-2 last year and winning the
D1 Tier title, the Chaos D1 team has moved 9
skaters and their Goalie to the C2 squad.
To fill the graduates, Chaos would like to
extend a warm welcome a host of new faces to
the assembled D1 squad. Four D1 Knights in
Wes Colborn, Steven Parry, Bob Chilson and
Dave Sommerness join the Chaos D1 ranks.
Ryan Tucan Corder and Goalie Casey Johnson
come to us from the D2 Wildcats while smooth
skating Defenseman Justin Revanaugh
graduates to D1 from the Beginner Yetis.
Patrick Bibro joins us from the Fighting
Loons as he plans on skating with both the
Loons and Chaos this year. Chaos also
welcomes two brand new players to AHA Winter
play in George Farner and Shawn Neugebauer,
whom skated with many Chaos team mates over
the summer in Level 4 play. Led by Captain
Matt Webb and Alternates Aaron Swann and
Connie Webb, this team has assembled the
right attitudes, talent and team oriented
players to repeat.
The Chaos C2 squad, led by newly appointed
Captain Mike StClair and Alternates Mike
Korstad and Cory Buschmann, hits C2 Winter
Ice for the first time ever. To
prepare for the quick C2 play, 9 graduating
D1 Players played over the summer in the
very fast Level 3 (C2/C1 Combined) division
with the Eurythmics. The C2 squad also
welcomes a host of new faces to wear the
Yellow and Black. Mr James Nord has
graduated up from the D1 Wingmen as has Mr
Shawn Fricke, who graduates up from the D1
Diablos. Hero Dale Marks comes to us from
JMS
and
HockeyFinder and Mr Andrew Benson shared
ice with Chaos team mates over the Summer in
Level 3. Several players playing Chaos
D1 and C2 round out the roster.
Playing at a faster new level, the Chaos C2
squad looks to answer the question as to
whether they can compete at the higher level
very quickly come their first games.
Almost all players on the squad have
graduated to the next level each year.
Thoughts of C1 next year?
The
Chaos D2 squad is experiencing the least
amount of change as many of the core team
returns. Key losses to higher levels
include #81 Adam Coolong to the D1 Muskies,
#19 Rich Benson to the D1 Gold Rush and
Goalie Chris Guarneri to the D1 Puck Hounds.
We wish them the best in every game at D1,
including potential ones against Chaos D1.
A replacement goalie is in the works as are
some last minute sub spot roster additions.
Word has it that the goalie spot is now down
between a current Chaos Skater looking to
convert and a former Chaos Goalie once on
the team in years past. The D2 team is
poised to have a great season led by their
new Captain Travis Beckerle and many of the
returning core.
CHAOS
D22
CHAOS
D1
CHAOS C2
2010-11 Roster
2010-11 Final Roster
2010-11 Final Roster
C #10 Travis Beckerle
A #34 Richard Huffman
A #19 Andrew Mushett
#9 Brad Smith
#13 Wayne Kinneman
#14 Aaron Swann
#15 Matt Clark
#44 Mike Booth
#22 Doug Winjum
#23 Bob Butwinick
#5 Don Donaldson
#17 Jason Pryzbilla
#32 Josh Popp
#29 Brad Krusemark
#8 Matt Swanson
#87 Peter Kumasaka
#77 Tom Sholl
#81 Grant Wold
OPENN
#30 Goalie TBD (G)
C #88 Matt Webb
A #14 Aaron Swann
A #13 Connie Webb
#1 Ryan Corder
#3 Steven Parry
#4 Mike Olson
#7 Wes Colborn
#8 Jeff Schultz
#10 Ben Skjold
#17 Dave Sommerness
#18 Shawn Neugebauer
#23 George Farner
#24 Derek Sutton
#26 Bob Chilson
#62 Justin Revenaugh
#3 Andrew Mushett
#6 Patrick Bibro (S)
#15 Joe Keebler (S)
#21 Travis Beckerle (S)
#33 Casey Johnson(G)
C #5 Mike StClair
A #77 Mike Korstadd
A #11 Cory Buschmann
#2 Adam Ettl
#6 Shawn Fricke
#8 Jeff Schultz
#9 Andrew Benson
#12 Steve Sattler
#13 Connie Webb
#14 James Nord
#15 Joe Keebler
#16 Rob Whiteford
#19 Bryan Nelson
#20 Dale Marks
#26 Jay Westerlund
#88 Matt Webb
#92 Chase Hanson
#4 Mike Olson (S)
#7 Wes Colborn (S)
#42 Dale Melbie (G)
CHAOS Captures Level 4 2010 AHA Fall
Tournament Title! Goes 3-0-1 over weekend..
Chaos hit the Ice this weekend in the
2010 AHA Fall Tournament and ended up taking
home the title hardware.
The Tournament runs every year at
Bloomington Ice Gardens and includes three
gauranteed round robin games and a fourth
championship game for those teams that
qualify. The tourney this year started
Friday, Sept 17th and ran through Sunday,
Sept 19th.
Level 4, Pool A
Team
GP
W
L
T
OTL
Points
GF
GA
Goal Diff
Chaos
4
3
0
1
0
7
12
6
+6
Spiders D1
3
1
1
1
0
3
6
3
+3
Nighthawks
3
1
2
0
0
2
4
6
-2
Puck Hounds
3
1
2
0
0
2
6
11
-5
Level 4, Pool B
Team
GP
W
L
T
OTL
Points
GF
GA
Goal Diff
Icedogs
4
1
1
2
0
4
9
9
0
Yellow Team
3
1
0
2
0
4
8
6
+2
Diablos
3
1
1
1
0
3
6
7
-1
Saint Patricks
3
0
2
1
0
1
4
7
-3
Chaos began the Tournament and Round
Robin play against the highly familiar and
dangerous Spiders, a game Chaos HQ pegged as
critical in order to advance to a
Championship game on Sunday. The Game
did not disappoint. After 2 scoreless
periods, Chaos struck first to go ahead 1-0
with 7 minutes to go. Chaos would hold
the Spiders until :12 seconds left in the
game when the Spiders pulled their goalie
and came up with a heroic game tying goal to
give both Chaos and Spiders a point in Pool
A.
Chaos next faced Jen Colling and the 2009
Fall Tournament Champion Nighthawks. Chaos
poured on the offense as goal differential
is the deciding factor while tied with the
Spiders. Despite a heavy shot count, Chaos
could only muster a 3-1 win over the
Nighthawks and take 3 points in the Pool
with a +2 goal differential after 2 of the 3
Round Robin Games. Meanwhile, the Spiders
played to a dominating 5-1 win over the Puck
Hounds and came in at 3 points in the Pool
with a +4 goal differential. After hearing
about the Spiders heavy goal win, things
were not looking so good for the Chaos
squad, who rely more on defensive play to
get the job done.
Going into the last game against the
PuckHounds, Chaos knew they would have to
win and make up a two goal Spider lead.
Chaos sent spies over the next rink just
prior to the Chaos/PuckHound game to peak
and see how much the Spiders were beating
the Nighthawks in their final game so Chaos
knew how much of a goal differential to make
up. To their suprise, the spies learned that
the 2009 Champs would not go quietly and
upset the favored Spiders 1-0. This put
Chaos back in the Drivers seat requiring
only a Win or tie in their last game against
Chaos D2 Goalie Chris Guarneri and the D1
Puck Hounds. Chris and the PuckHounds proved
they deserve to be at D1, but in the end,
Chaos would prevail 4-2 and advance to
Sunday's Championship game against the
IceDogs, winner of Pool B.
Sunday brought a new day and a chance for
some Hardware against the IceDogs. The
IceDogs won pool B by going undefeated in
Round Robin play that included a key Shutout
of last year's Winter D1 Runner ups, the
Diablos. The game started quicly and
Chaos seemed to control play, however, the
IceDogs would strike first and put Chaos
down 0-1. Chaos would answer quickly
to make it 1-1. Jason DeFlorin of the
IceDogs seemed to have no respect for Chaos
as he turned away shot after shot as Chaos
seemed to dominate the IceDogs offensive
zone, but could not come away with a goal.
Finally, the scoring came in the third after
Jason stopped the first two shots, but not
the third and Chaos went up 2-1. Chaos
scored again to go up 3-1 in the third.
The IceDogs would narrow it to 3-2, but an
empty netter at the end would seal the deal
for a 4-2 Chaos win and their first AHA Fall
Tournament title.
Congrats to Chaos and the Roster of the 2010
AHA Level 4 Fall Tournament Champions #62
Justin Revenaugh, #88 Matt Webb, #92 Chase
Hanson, #15 Joe Keebler, #4 Mike Olson, #77
Mike Korstad, #5 Mike St Clair, #13 Connie
Webb, #26 Jay Westerlund, #2 Adam Ettl, #24
Derek Sutton, #12 Steve Sattler, #11 Cory
Buschmann, #19 Bryan Nelson, #16 Rob
Whiteford, #8 Jeff Schultz, #14 Aaron Swann,
#19 Andrew Mushett, #14 Ryan Corder, #42
Dale Melbie Goalie
"Give em the Inglewood Jack, the IngleWood
jack." The "Gourmet shot"
The McKenzie Report!!
Them Chaos boys is on 3 teams now, huh?
Yeah, I guess so, I tried to count them up, but couldn't
count that high.
CHAOS D2
CHAOS D1
CHAOS C2
2010-11 Roster
2010-11 Final Roster
2010-11 Final Roster
C #10 Travis Beckerle
A #34 Richard Huffman
A #19 Andrew Mushett
#9 Brad Smith
#13 Wayne Kinneman
#14 Aaron Swann
#15 Matt Clark
#44 Mike Booth
#22 Doug Winjum
#23 Bob Butwinick
#5 Don Donaldson
#17 Jason Pryzbilla
#32 Josh Popp
#29 Brad Krusemark
#8 Matt Swanson
#87 Peter Kumasaka
#77 Tom Sholl
#81 Grant Wold
OPEN
#30 Goalie TBD (G)
C #88 Matt Webb
A #14 Aaron Swann
A #13 Connie Webb
#1 Ryan Corder
#3 Steven Parry
#4 Mike Olson
#7 Wes Colborn
#8 Jeff Schultz
#10 Ben Skjold
#17 Dave Sommerness
#18 Shawn Neugebauer
#23 George Farner
#24 Derek Sutton
#26 Bob Chilson
#62 Justin Revenaugh
#3 Andrew Mushett
#6 Patrick Bibro
#15 Joe Keebler
#21 Travis Beckerle
#33 Casey Johnson(G)
C #5 Mike StClair
A #77 Mike Korstad
A #11 Cory Buschmann
#2 Adam Ettl
#6 Shawn Fricke
#8 Jeff Schultz
#9 Andrew Benson
#12 Steve Sattler
#13 Connie Leigh
#14 James Nord
#15 Joe Keebler
#16 Rob Whiteford
#19 Bryan Nelson
#20 Dale Marks
#26 Jay Westerlund
#88 Matt Webb
#92 Chase Hanson
#4 Mike Olson
#7 Wes Colborn
#42 Dale Melbie (G)
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