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After sweeping the previous weekend against Port Huron, the Carolina Thunderbirds are back on the road against Watertown this weekend. Carolina defeated the Wolves twice, February 8 and 9, both by a three-goal margin. The Thunderbirds are a team that remains atop the FPHL and continues to push the right buttons for improvement. Newest Thunderbird Jon Buttitta had four points in his opening weekend in Carolina and Gleb Krivoshapkin and Ramil Talipov both have notched goals and assists. Meanwhile, the Wolves continue to race against Elmira for second place in the east division with Danbury leading the way on that side of the table. Head coach Andre Niec could be one victory shy of tying the all-time FPHL wins record, returning home on March 6 for a series of three games against Columbus.

Quick hits

RECORD STANDINGS PTS.

GOALS GOALS AGAINST

POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL

VS. EACH OTHER

WATERTOWN 22-17-2-2

72 (3rd in East) 171 154

21.0% (T-4th) 80.5% (8th)

All-time: 9-14, 2019-2020: 0-2

CAROLINA 30-6-2-3

97 (1st in West) 191 89

20.3% (6th) 88.9% (1st)

All-time: 14-9, 2019-2020: 2-0

February 28-29, 2020

Carolina closes cross-division play with a trip to watertown

Watertown

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Schedule and results Date Opponent Result Oct. 25 @Elmira W 2-0 Oct. 26 @Elmira W 2-0 Nov. 1 @Delaware W 7-2 Nov. 2 @Delaware W 5-1 Nov. 8 DANBURY L 3-2 Nov. 9 DANBURY W 6-5 Nov. 15 DANVILLE W 4-1 Nov. 16 DANVILLE W 4-1 Nov. 22 @Columbus W 4-3 Nov. 23 COLUMBUS W 8-3 Nov. 28 BATTLE CREEK W 5-1 Nov. 29 BATTLE CREEK W 14-1 Nov. 30 BATTLE CREEK W 8-2 Dec. 6 @Battle Creek W 7-0 Dec. 7 @Battle Creek W 6-1 Dec. 13 ELMIRA W 4-2 Dec. 14 ELMIRA L 4-3 SO Dec. 20 @Mentor W 5-1 Dec. 21 @Mentor W 2-1 Dec. 27 BATTLE CREEK W 5-2 Dec. 28 BATTLE CREEK W 4-0 Dec. 31 COLUMBUS W 8-6 Jan. 3 DANBURY^ L 5-1 Jan. 4 @Danbury^ L 3-0 Jan. 10 MENTOR W 3-2SO Jan. 11 MENTOR W 3-0 Jan. 17 DELAWARE W 3-2 Jan. 18 DELAWARE W 7-0 Jan. 24 MENTOR W 4-1 Jan. 25 MENTOR W 7-2 Jan. 26 @Mentor W4-3SO Jan. 30 @Danbury L7-6SO Jan. 31 @Danbury L 3-2 Feb. 1 @Danbury L 7-4 Feb. 7 WATERTOWN W 5-2 Feb. 8 WATERTOWN W 6-3 Feb. 9 COLUMBUS L 4-0 Feb. 14 @Danville W 8-1 Feb. 15 @Danville L 3-2 SO Feb. 21 PORT HURON W 6-2 Feb. 22 PORT HURON W 5-2 Feb. 28 @Watertown Feb. 29 @Watertown Mar. 6 COLUMBUS Mar. 7 @Columbus Mar. 8 COLUMBUS Mar. 13 @Port Huron Mar. 14 @Port Huron Mar. 15 @Port Huron Mar. 20 @Columbus Mar. 21 COLUMBUS Mar. 22 @Columbus Mar. 27 DANVILLE Mar. 28 DANVILLE Mar. 29 DANVILLE Apr. 3 @Columbus Apr. 4 @Columbus ^games played in Bloomington, Ill. HOME GAMES IN BOLD

Jake Mullen- undisclosed Dominik Fejt- lower body Steve MacIntyre- healthy Michael Bunn- undisclosed Jay Kenney- healthy

Not on trip

Carolina Thunderbirds NUMERICAL No. Name Pos. Hometown Ht. Wt. 1 Jake Mullen G Couer d’Alene, Idaho 6-2 175 2 Dominik Fejt D Prague, CZE 6-4 227 3 Steve MacIntyre F Brock, Sask. 6-5 255 4 Stanislav Vlasov (A) D St.Petersburg. RUS 5-11 200 5 Mike Baker D Durand, Wisc. 6-2 230 6 Chad Herron F Guelph, Ont. 5-11 172 7 Daniel Klinecky D Pardubice, CZE 5-11 154 8 Vinnie D’Andrea F Greensboro, N.C. 5-10 178 10 Jiri Pargac F Novy Jicin, CZE 5-7 176 11 Michael Bunn (A) F Raleigh, N.C. 6-2 201 12 Petr Panacek F Vysocany, CZE 6-0 167 13 Viktor Grebennikov F Magnitogorsk, RUS 6-0 190 14 Konner Haas F Calgary, Alb. 6-1 190 15 Everett Thompson F Walker, Mich. 6-1 210 16 Jan Salak F Trebic, CZE 6-4 230 17 Jay Kenney (A) D Boston, Mass. 6-0 245 18 Daniel Martin F Ottawa, Ont. 6-1 166 20 Jon Buttitta F Middleburg Heights, Ohio 5-10 190 21 Joe Cangelosi F Plainsboro, N.J. 6-2 205 22 George Holt F/D Rochester Hills, Mich. 6-0 201 23 Stanislav Bachor D Novy Jicin, CZE 5-9 168 24 Jiri Pestuka F/D Prostejov, CZE 6-1 190 26 Jan Krivohlavek F Havirov, CZE 6-1 187 27 Gleb Krivoshapkin F Kharkov, UKR 5-11 180 30 Nick Modica G Seffern, N.Y. 5-10 177 33 Michal Marcinek G Zvolen, SVK 5-11 190 35 Kelly Curl G McLeansville, N.C. 5-10 215 Jimmy Philbin F Glenview, Ill. 5-10 190

Carolina Thunderbirds by location Country of Origin United States- 9

Mullen, Baker, D’Andrea, Bunn, Thompson, Kenney, Buttitta, Cangelosi Holt, Modica, Curl, Philbin

Czech Republic- 8 Fejt, Klinecky, Pargac, Panacek, Salak, Bachor, Pestuka, Krivohlavek Canada- 4 MacIntyre, Herron, Haas, Martin, Russia- 2 Grebennikov, Vlasov Ukraine- 1 Krivoshapkin Slovakia- 1 Marcinek College NCAA D-III- SUNY-Cortland- Kenney, Modica Lebanon Valley- Curl ACHA- Kent State- Buttitta Liberty Univ.- Bunn Adrian College- Holt USports- Univ. of Windsor- Haas Acquisition this season TRADE- Mullen (BCRB, Jan. 5), Herron (MEN, Jan. 9), Martin (DVL, Off-season),

Pestuka (MEN., Feb, 27) SIGNING- Buttitta (Feb. 18), Krivoshapkin (Feb. 13), Modica (Feb. 27), Marcinek (Feb. 20) WAIVERS- None

PRONUNCIATIONS 2 Dominik Fejt- FATE 21 Stanislav Bachor- BAA-core 4 Stanislav Vlasov- vlass-OFF 26 Jan Krivohlavek- KREE-voh-LA-vek 7 Daniel Klinecky- kiln-ETZ-ski 16 Jan Salak- sa-LOCK HC Andre Niec- NITCH 10 Jiri Pargac- par-GOTCH 8 Vincent D’Andrea- dee-ON-dray 12 Petr Panacek- Peter pan-NAH-check 27 Gleb Krivoshapkin- KREE-voe-shop-kin


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CAROLINA WHEN… Overall: 30-6-2-3 Home: 20-2-1-1 Away: 10-2-1-2 Neutral: 0-2-0-0 Wearing white: 10-4-1-2 Wearing red: 11-0-1-1 Wearing black: 7-1-0-0 Wearing specialty: 2-1-0-0 Leading after 1st 22-2-0-1 Trailing after 1st 3-4-2-2 Tied after 1st 5-0-0-0 Leading after 2nd 25-0-0-1 Trailing after 2nd 1-4-2-1 Tied after 2nd 4-2-0-1 In overtime 0-0 In shootout 2-3 When scoring 1-3 goals 3-4-2-1 When scoring 4-6 goals 17-1-0-1 When scoring 7+ goals 8-0-0-0 When allowing 1-3 goals 22-3-2-2 When allowing 4-6 goals 2-2-0-1 When allowing 7+ goals 0-1-0-0 On Friday 14-3-1-0 On Saturday 14-2-0-2 On Sunday 0-1-1-0 On Tuesday 1-0-0-0 On Thursday 1-0-0-1 In October 2-0-0-0 In November 10-1-0-0 In December 8-0-0-1 In January 5-3-2-1 In Febraury 5-2-0-1 In March 0-0-0-0 In April 0-0-0-0

LOCKING IT IN After Columbus defeated Danbury in overtime last weekend, the west division playoff picture is set with Carolina, Port Huron, Danville and Columbus making it in. No team has secured the top seed in the division for divisional-home-ice advantage, but the Thunderbirds are the closest team to doing so as the division leader. Playoffs are formatted as the lowest-seed hosting the first game of a three-game series and the final two games being played in the team with home-ice advantage’s arena. The dates for the FPHL playoffs are Apr. 10-12, 17-19, 24-26. All teams in the west division outside of Columbus have won one Commissioner’s Cup championship. No team in FPHL history has ever won back-to-back championships, the Danbury Whalers came close, losing in five games to Dayton.

SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: CarolinaTbirds Instagram: CarolinaTbirds Twitter: @CarolinaThunderbirds YouTube: Carolina Thunderbirds TV Team Hashtag: #WhatsTheWord Website: carolinathunderbirds.com

Breaking in boots

GRE Carolina’s Jon Buttitta scored twice in his first game as a Thunderbird on Friday night, an impressive performance for the former Mentor Ice Breaker. Buttitta is a product of Middleburg Heights, Ohio and played his collegiate hockey at ACHA- Kent State University as a member of the Golden Flashes. Prior to his college stint, Buttitta played junior hockey with the Cleveland Jr. Lumberjacks of the NA3HL with teammate George Holt. Buttitta would also play 14 games with the Carolina Eagles in Wake Forest, N.C., just north of Raleigh. Before he was loaned to the Quad City Storm of the SPHL, Buttitta’s 18 goals and 20 assists made him the top scorer in the FPHL. Buttitta was signed on Tuesday, February 18 as a free agent. Previously, his rights had been traded to the Delaware Thunder, but he never suited up in Harrington for a game.

Special teams wins The Thunderbirds penalty kill has been the crown jewel of the FPHL’s man-down units this season. The Birds PK did not allow a goal to the Port Huron Prowlers powerplay unit, the top PP unit in the league, over two games last weekend. “I think that if you do not have a good penalty kill then you can not win,” said head coach Andre Niec, “the PK unit is important to the defensive system for our guys and it has to be the best.” Carolina is currently operating at 88.9% on the penalty kill, remaining atop the league for the 19th-consecutive week this season. On the powerplay, Carolina’s Jan Salak scored over the weekend, but that was the extent of the damage done on the man advantage. The powerplay is rated sixth in the FPHL currently.

Busy thursday

GRE The Carolina Thunderbirds made three transactions yesterday that netted two players to the team. Carolina signed goaltender Nick Modica from SUNY-Cortland to a PTO, looking to improve the efficiency and depth at the position. Modica had a .922 save percentage and a 3.02 GAA in NCAA-DIII play. The Thunderbirds then acquired F Toni Lampo from Battle Creek in exchange for financial considerations. Lastly, the Birds shipped Lampo and D Ramil Talipov to Mentor for F/D Jiri Pestuka, the former Thunderbird. Pestuka has played for Columbus and Mentor this season already. Andre Niec has remarked that more moves may be coming for Carolina as they look to build a championship team again. The FPHL trade deadline is Monday at 5:00 p.m.


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/BUZZER BEATERS The Thunderbirds have a penchant for scoring goals with less than one minute remaining in a period. Carolina has done it 14 different times this season. Date Player Opp. Time Period Score 1/18 J. Pargac Delaware 0:48 3 7-0 1/17 S. Bachor Delaware 0:06 3 3-2 1/17 J. Cangelosi Mentor 0:39 1 2-2 12/14 D. Klinecky Elmira 0:13 2 3-3 12/14 M. Bunn Elmira 0:27 1 2-1 11/29 G. Holt Battle Creek 0:01 1 9-0 11/29 P. Panacek Battle Creek 0:36 1 8-0 11/28 P. Panacek Battle Creek 0:58 2 4-1 11.16 S. Vlasov Danville 0:11 3 4-1 (EN) 11/8 G. Holt Danbury 0:05 1 2-0 11/2 S. Vlasov @Delaware0:11 2 3-1 11/1 D. Martin @Delaware0:57 1 3-0 10/25 D. Klinecky @Elmira 0:12 3 2-0 (EN) 10/25 P. Panacek @Elmira 0:29 2 1-0

Pro-modica Carolina inked goalie Nick Modica to a PTO on Thursday afternoon. Modica just finished his collegiate career at SUNY-Cortland where he went 55-64 in 119 decisions. Modica had a 3.09 GAA with a .922 SVP over his career with the Red Dragons. The Seffern, N.Y. native played USPHL junior hockey at the Elite division with the Jersey Hitmen in Wayne, N.J. Cortland head coach Joe Cardarelli called the netminder a “battler in the net.”

THE ANNEX The Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Annex is a multi-purpose 3,050-seat arena that is home to the Carolina Thunderbirds. Originally called Coliseum Annex (as it is built across from the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum), “the Annex” has been home to hockey since it was built in 1989. Aside from being home to the Carolina Thunderbirds, the building is also an inside venue for the Dixie Classic Fair and has hosted world-famous concerts, like the Gatlin Brothers. The Annex is located across the street from BB&T Field, home of the Wake Forest Demon Deacons football team and is three exits down the road from historic Bowman Gray Stadium.

Goalie goalie goalie

The Thunderbirds have left Jake Mullen in Winston-Salem this weekend for an undisclosed concern. Kelly Curl, Michal Marcinek, and Nick Modica will all be available for play this weekend vs. Watertown.

playoffs

The Battle Creek Rumble Bees are the first team to be eliminated from playoff contention. That sets the west division’s playoff picture. Danbury has clinched a spot in the East with Elmira and Watertown about to follow suit. Here is the playoff picture as it stands now 1)Carolina-x 1)Danbury-x 4)Columbus-x 4)Mentor 2)Port Huron-x 2)Elmira 3)Danville-x 3)Watertown *Delaware

loans

Name Team League Date Konner Haas Fayetteville SPHL Nov. 16- Jan. 10 Daniel Martin Fayetteville SPHL Nov. 30- Dec. 1 Henry Dill Roanoke SPHL Dec. 28 Nathan Campbell Pensacola SPHL Jan. 5 Jo Osaka Roanoke SPHL Jan. 27 Drew Blevins Fayetteville SPHL Feb. 7- Feb.9, Feb. 20 Konner Haas Peoria SPHL Feb. 14 Everett Thompson Peoria SPHL Feb. 18 Daniel Martin Fayetteville SPHL Feb. 21

Road trip

Carolina’s four longest road trips of the season come in February and March. Date Location Mileage Jan. 30-Feb. 1 Danbury, CT (Danbury) 629 mi. Feb. 14-15 Danville, Ill. (Danville) 619 mi. Feb. 28-29 Watertown, N.Y. (Watertown) 716 mi. March 13-14 Port Huron, Mich. (Port Huron) 640 mi. The only other road trip that the Thunderbirds take in the regular season is to Columbus, a trip they will make four times there-and-back between five games against the River Dragons. Carolina is the best team in the league on the road, having dropped only three road games this season, one in a shootout vs. Danbury. Carolina will be on the road for twelve games after this weekend, playing only eight more at home. All of those games except for two (Watertown Feb. 28-29) are against west division opponents.

czechmate

Jiri Pestuka is the eighth Czech player to join the Thunderbirds roster. Pestuka is from Prostejov, CZE and has played parts of the last five seasons under head coach Andre Niec and is one of the all-time leading point scorers in Berlin River Drivers history. Pestuka will wear number 24 for Carolina.

On the road again The Thunderbirds will play 10 of their final 16 on the road this season. Carolina is 10-2-1-2 on the road this season, the only two regulation losses coming at Danbury. Carolina’s only remaining home opponents are Columbus and Danville, both of whom will play three games at the Annex in March.


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SCOUTING THE OPPONENT

Record: 22-17-2-2 Owner: Donald J. Kirnan General Manager: Andrew “Sarge” Richards Head Coach: Paul MacLean Player Coach: Arena: Watertown Municipal Arena City: Watertown, N.Y.

Watertown Wolves

The Wolves made a blockbuster trade a month ago, sending Tyler Gjurich to Elmira and netting only Tanner Hildebrandt after loans and failures to report. Watertown did acquire Ryan Marker for their playoff push, but are a step behind Elmira and Danbury right now. The Wolves need to keep pace at home this weekend, looking for home-ice advantage in at least the opening round of the playoffs. The Wolves were at one point the top of the east division this season, but surges by Danbury and Elmira have sented the Wolves sliding.

Watertown WOLVES

-Nearby Fort Drum is home to the U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division also known as the “Pando Commandos” -Watertown, S.D. is named after Watertown, N.Y. The town in South Dakota is home to Birmingham Bulls defenseman Alex Johnson (SPHL). -The Paddock Arcade is the single-longest, continually operating shopping mall in the United States. Built in 1850 it is the second-oldest shopping mall in the country. -Watertown and its surround areas are currently under 3-4 feet of snow. This driving precipitation is extreme due to a meteorological phenomenon known as “lake effect.” This effect occurs when cold air passes over the unfrozen, warmer air over bodies of water, like the Great Lakes, and therefore generates moisture in the lower levels of the atmosphere. -F.H. Woolworth, founder of the Woolworth Five and Dime Stores, began his career working in Watertown.

A FEW NOTES ON WATERTOWN

# Name Pos GP G A PTS PPGA PIM S% PPG SHG GWG +/- SOG Edwards, Colin F 7 1 3 4 0.6 19 .091 0 0 0 -1 11 Mckay, Tristan D 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 2 Port, Vladimir D 42 2 14 16 0.4 19 .033 0 0 1 -1 60 3 Zaychik, Denis F 3 0 0 0 0.0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 2 5 Bullard, Tyler F 10 5 3 8 0.8 4 .152 0 0 1 -3 33 7 Coachman, Justin D 39 2 4 6 0.2 65 .047 1 0 0 -15 43 9 King, Lane F 7 2 13 15 2.1 19 .083 0 0 0 +7 24 10 Desjarlais, Michael F 35 12 20 32 0.9 40 .098 2 1 0 +3 122 11 Lukas, Jamie F 41 15 14 29 0.7 37 .085 1 5 6 -7 177 14 Powell, Marvin F/D 31 1 8 9 0.3 13 .019 0 0 0 -14 52 15 Lamoureux, William D 1 0 1 1 1.0 0 .000 0 0 0 +1 2 16 Marker, Ryan F 37 36 29 65 1.8 12 .146 9 3 4 0 246 17 Little, Liam F 33 1 6 7 0.2 14 .021 0 0 0 -14 47 21 Boudreau, Deric F 43 28 37 65 1.5 34 .164 6 3 6 +14 171 23 Sherman, Corey F 14 1 4 5 0.4 12 .050 0 0 0 +1 20 24 Hildebrandt, Tanner F 14 10 4 14 1.0 4 .179 3 1 1 0 56 25 Deveny, Joseph F 35 21 19 40 1.1 19 .165 4 0 1 +5 127 27 Powell, Kyle D 41 15 49 64 1.6 22 .112 2 0 2 +14 134 47 Bogdziul, Dominik F 32 18 21 39 1.2 30 .205 3 0 1 +8 88 61 Nattress, Justin D 12 0 2 2 0.2 28 .000 0 0 0 -9 13 66 Sonstebo, Cole D 28 3 10 13 0.5 10 .044 2 1 0 -2 68 77 Kalpouzos, Nikolas F/D 19 1 8 9 0.5 4 .026 1 0 0 +3 39 90 Desjarlais, Dallas F 33 4 7 11 0.3 23 .053 0 0 0 -16 76

# Name GP W L T OTL SA GA GAA Sv Sv% SO MP PIM G A 1 Pominville,

Jeremy 39 15 14 0 2 1144 109 3.50 1036 .906 1 1867:05 0 0 0

72 Cosentino, Mike 11 3 2 0 0 178 18 4.01 160 .899 0 269:26 0 0 0


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HEAD COACH ANDRE NIEC Coach Niec returns to Winston-Salem for his third season behind the bench with the Thunderbirds. Last season, the Czech-native logged a record of 44-5-1-3 with the Birds, guiding the team to a first-place regular season finish and a Commissioner’s Cup championship. As a player, Niec enjoyed a 17-year professional career across Austria, Czech Republic, France, England and the United States. Niec played two seasons with the Great Falls Americans of the AWHL after a playing the 1999-2000 season in the Czech-under-20 league. After the four seasons in Austria, Niec played another stint in the US with the Bloomington PrairieThunder in 2006. During the ’06-’07 season, Niec played ten games in the SPHL, three games with the Fayetteville Fireantz (now the Marksmen) and seven games with the Jacksonville Barracudas. In 2015, Niec returned to the states with the Berlin (N.H.) River Drivers of the FHL and logged 50 points (7g, 43a) during the year. After serving as player-coach with Berlin, Niec moved south to Winston-Salem and joined the Thunderbirds as head coach in 2017-2018. Niec joined his team on the ice during last year’s championship run for two games and notched four goals and five points in that stretch.

NIEC as a player Yr Tm League GP G-A-P 99-00 Frydek-Mystek CZEU20 20 2-1-3 00-01 Great Falls AWHL 0 0-0-0 01-02 Great Falls AWHL 1 0-0-0 02-03 Lustenau AUS 8 1-0-1 03-04 Kapfenberger AUS2 9 2-2-4 HC die 48er AUS3 7 6-13-19 04-05 Vienna Capitals EBEL 43 0-1-1 05-06 Vienna Capitals EBEL 44 2-2-4 Jr. Capitals U20 AUS3 4 0-6-6 06-07 Bloomington UHL 12 3-2-5 Fayetteville SPHL 3 0-5-5 Jacksonville SPHL 7 2-0-2 HC Havirov CZE2 4 0-0-0 07-08 HC Havirov CZE2 15 0-0-0 Sareza Ostrava CZE2 3 0-0-0 SK Karvina CZE3 4 3-2-5 08-09 HC Poruba CZE2 5 0-0-0 Tefford EPIHL 14 11-12-23 Basingstroke EIHL 18 1-2-3 09-10 HC die 48er AUS3 3 0-3-3 Cergy FRA2 19 6-13-19 10-11 EC Zirl AUS4 28 24-27-51 11-12 EC Zirl AUS4 21 18-21-39 12-13 Kitzbühehler EC AUS3 16 16-28-44 13-14 Kitzbühehler EC AUS3 24 25-45-70 14-15 EHC Wattens AUS4 10 4-15-19 Kapfenberg INL 10 6-14-20 15-16 HC Koprivince CZE3 13 0-5-5 Berlin* FHL 47 7-43-50 16-17 Berlin* FHL 4 0-4-4 18-19 Carolina* FHL 2 4-1-5 19-20 Carolina* FPHL 1 0-1-1 * denotes player/coach

BIO

Home: Ostrava, CZE Birthday: 09/14/82 Seasons Coaching 4 Seasons w/CAR and Rec. 3, (113-46) Overall Coaching Rec. 144-71

CAROLINA ALL -TIME RECORDS VS. FPHL Battle Creek: 7-0 Columbus: 3-1 Cornwall: 5-3 Team folded in 2018 Danbury: 1-6 Danville: 22-10 Delaware: 4-0 Elmira: 19-3 Mentor: 15-2 North Shore: 6-1 Team folded in 2018 Port Huron: 15-11 Watertown: 14-9 All-Time Record: 111-46 *This record combines wins and overtime wins, and losses and overtime losses into one figure.


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Federal prospects hockey league

Carolina Thunderbirds

2018-2019: 49-6-1-3 (149 pts. 1st) Arena: Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Annex Capacity: 3,050 Head Coach: Andre Niec General Manager:

Columbus River dragons

First Season Arena: Columbus Civic Center Capacity: 7,259 Co-Coaches: Jerome Bechard and Gary Gill General Manager: Scott Brand

Delaware Thunder

First Season Arena: Delaware State Fair Center Ice Arena Capacity: 1,000 Head Coach: Charlie F. Pens, Sr. General Manager: Charlie F. Pens, Sr.

Elmira Enforcers

2018-2019: 28-20-5-5 (99 pts. 2nd) Arena: First Arena Capacity: 3,784 Head Coach: Brent Clarke General Manager: Marc Witt

DANVILLE DASHERS

2018-2019: 16-36-3-4 (58 pts. 6th) Arena: David S. Palmer Arena Capacity: 2,350 Head Coach: Ray Tremblay General Manager: Diane Short

Battle creek rumblebees

First Season Arena: The Rink at Battle Creek Capacity: 1,600 Head Coach: Adam Stio (interim) General Manager: Adam Stio

MENTOR ICE BREAKERS

2018-2019: 17-35-1-5 (58 pts. 5th) Arena: Mentor Civic Ice Arena Capacity: 1,600 Head Coach: Sebastian Ragno (interim) General Manager: Nick Russo (interim)

PORT HURON PROWLERS

2018-2019: 22-32-3-2 (74 pts. 4th) Arena: McMorran Arena Capacity: 3,568 Head Coach: Joe Pace, Jr. General Manager: Joe Pace, Jr.

WATERTOWN WOLVES

2018-2019: 24-26-7-1 (87 pts. 3rd) Arena: Watertown Arena Capacity: 2,000 Head Coach: Paul MacLean General Manager: Andrew “Sarge” Richards

DANBURY HAT TRICKS

First Season Arena: Danbury Ice Arena Capacity: 3,050 Head Coach: Bill McCreary General Manager: Bill McCreary

Past Champions 2010-2011: Akwesasne Warriors 2014-2015: Watertown Wolves 2018-2019: Carolina Thunderbirds 2011-2012: New Jersey Outlaws 2015-2016: Port Huron Prowlers 2012-2013: Danbury Whalers 2016-2017: Danville Dashers 2013-2014: Dayton Demonz 2017-2018: Watertown Wolves


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FPHL STANDINGS FPHL SCORING

The Federal Prospects Hockey League utilizes IIHF, Olympic style scoring. Every regulation win is worth three points. Every regulation loss is worth zero points. Every overtime or shootout win is worth two points. Every overtime or shootout loss is worth one point. As it relates to win percentage, all overtime/shootout wins count as 2/3 of a win. All overtime/shootout losses count as 1/3 of a loss. All records in this guide are formatted as such: Reg. Win- Reg. Loss- OT/SO Win- OT/SO loss. The tie-breaking procedure for seeding is based first on win percentage, then total wins, then total standing points, then head-to-head record and then goal differential.

League leaders


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THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Shutout an opponent at home 1/18/20 vs. Delaware 7-0 (Jake Mullen) Shutout an opponent on the road 12/06/10 v. Battle Creek 7-0 (Henry Dill) Were shutout at home 2/9/20 v. Columbus 4-0 (Cody Karpinski) Were shutout on the road 1/03/20 v. Danbury 3-0 (Thomas McGuckin) *NEUTRAL SITE GAME* *CAR has never been shutout in a true road game Played in an overtime game 2/15/20 at Danville Won an overtime game 4/27/19 v. Elmira 4-3 W *PLAYOFFS* Lost an overtime game 3/29/19 at Port Huron 5-4 L Won in a shootout 1/26/20 at Mentor, 3-2 W (SO 2-0) Lost in a shootout 2/15/20 vs. Danville 3-2 (SO 1-0) Scored 10 or more goals in a game 11/29/19 vs. Battle Creek 14-1 W (franchise record, most goals in one game) Allowed 10 or more goals in a game 12/1/17 at Port Huron 10-3 L Had a player with a hat trick 1/25/20 vs. Mentor, Jo Osaka *Natural* (7-2 W) Scored a shorthanded goal 1/18/20 vs. Delaware, Jiri Pargac (7-0 W) Gave up a shorthanded goal 1/30/20 at Danbury, Carter Shinkaruk (7-6 L-SO) Had a penalty shot 10/25/19 Ahmed Mahfouz (ELM) saved by Henry Dill Surrendered a penalty shot 4/26/19, Brandon Vuic, scored on Christian Pavlas *PLAYOFFS* Fastest Goal Scored Kyle Stevens, 3/31/18, 0:15 at Port Huron Most goals in one period 9, 11/29/19 vs. Battle Creek (14-1 W) Most shots on goal 86, 12/31/19 vs. Columbus (8-6 W)

Season tracker Shutout Hat Trick Shorthanded Goal H. Dill 10/25 @ELM D. Martin 11/9 vs. DBY V. Grebennikov 11/1 @DEL H. Dill 10/26 @ELM P. Panacek 11/29 vs. BC D. Martin 11/9 vs. DBY H. Dill 12/06 @BC J. Salak 12/27 vs. BC D. Klinecky 11/16 vs. DVL F. McClendon 12/28 vs. BC J. Osaka 1/25 vs. MEN P. Panacek 11/29 vs. BC J. Mullen 1/11 vs. MEN P. Panacek 12/06 @ BC J. Mullen 1/18 vs. DEL D. Klinecky 12/14 vs. ELM J. Salak 12/27 vs. BC S. Vlasov 12/27 vs. BC J. Pargac 1/18 vs. DEL

THUNDERBIRDS HOCKEY NETWORK If you want to watch Thunderbirds hockey, or get the latest video content from the Thunderbirds, visit the team YouTube page, Thunderbirds TV, All Thunderbirds home games will be streamed on the YouTube page throughout the season. If you want to watch the Thunderbirds on the road, visit the home team’s YouTube page for the game. The Thunderbirds are proud to present the Labatt Coach’s Show live on location from the Carolina Ale House at 150 Hanes Mall Circle in Winston-Salem, every Tuesday night from 6:00-7:00 p.m. Come enjoy great food and hear what Coach Niec and select players have to have about the-week-that-was in Thunderbirds hockey. The Labatt Coach’s Show presented at the Carolina Ale House can also be heard on WTOB and its website. For interview requests, please contact VP of Communication, Drew Blevins ([email protected]) and he will handle all interview requests directly.


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CAROLINA THUNDERBIRDS

2 Dominik Fejt D Prague, CZE Born October 10, 1992… Played Junior Hockey with HC Hvezda Praha in Czech Republic… Debuted as a professional with HC Kobra Praha in 2012-13… Played with Seguin Huskies (GMHL)… Returned to Czech Republic to play in the Czech3 league with SHK Hodonin, HC Breclav and HC Moravske Budejovice 2005… Fourth-year FPHL player with St. Clair Shores, North Shore and Carolina… Holds Thunderbirds single-season and all-time record for most penalty minutes (200)… Ejected 5:00 into game vs. ELM for cross-check to Ahmed Mahfouz (ELM), Oct. 26, served five game suspension for the offense… Scored his first goal of the season vs. Danville (Nov. 16)… Susp. one game for cross-checking vs. CBS (11/23)… Injured vs. Delaware 1/18…

4 STANISLAV VLASOV D St. Petersburg, RUS Born January 16, 1990… Played Junior Hockey in Russia with HK Piter, Kombat St. Petersburg, HK VMF St. Petersburg, SKA-1946 St. Petersburg and Serebryanye Lvy St. Petersburg… Took a year off of hockey in 2015-16… Two-time FPHL (Watertown 2015, Carolina 2019)… Sixth-year FPHL player with Danbury, Watertown, Port Huron, Cornwall, Berlin and Carolina… Received “A” from head coach Andre Niec on Oct. 22… Reached his 100th FPHL in 4-3 W at Mentor on 1/26, with two assists in the game…

7 Daniel KLINECKY D Pardubice, CZE Born March 23, 1997… FPHL Rookie… Played juniors in the WSHL with the Valencia Flyers… scored first professional goal vs. Elmira on Oct. 25, logged an assist vs. ELM Oct. 26… Scored his first career shorthanded goal vs. Danville on Nov. 16… Scored GWG vs. Columbus in 8-6 comeback victory…

3 steve MacIntyre F Brock, Sask. Born August 8, 1980… Scored four NHL points (2g, 2a) in career with Pittsburgh, Florida and Edmonoton… Played with various AHL organizations and the ECHL’s Charlotte Checkers… Kernsersville Fire Dept. member… defeated Nick Wright in fight (Nov. 23 vs. CBS), landing 16 punches in 17 seconds… Scored GWG vs. Elmira (Dec. 13), his first goal of the season… Suspended one game for charging (1/18)…


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10 JIRI PARGAC F Novy Jicin, CZE Born August 27, 1993… Played Junior Hockey in Czech Republic with HC Novy Jicin and HC Trinec… Debuted as a professional in 2011-12 season with HC Novy Jicin… Played eight seasons in the Czech3 league with HC Novy Jicin, VSK Technika Brno and HC Koprivnice… Scored 63 points for Carolina last season… Shares a hometown with fellow Thunderbird Stanislav Bachor… Missed six games with undisclosed concern after the Elmira road trip… Suspended one game for spearing (Nov. 28)… Sustained undisclosed injury in practice 1/21…

11 michael BUNN F Raleigh, N.C. Born July 19, 1994… Played juniors with the Lincoln Stars (USHL) and Carolina Eagles (USPHL)… Played one year of ACHA D-I at Liberty University… Turned in back-to-back 27 goal seasons in 2017-2018 and 2018-2019… Elementary school classmates at North Raleigh Christian Academy with broadcaster Drew Blevins, who also called his junior games with the Eagles… Received “A” from Andre Niec on Oct. 22… 2019 FPHL Playoff MVP… Favorite candy is Skittles… Logged 3 assists vs. ELM, Oct. 25-26… 9-game assist streak from Oct. 25 to Nov. 29 this season (missed two games w/ injury)… 4-game point streak from Dec. 14- present…Had two goal, three assist game vs. Columbus 12/31… Suffered upper-body concern Jan. 11 vs. Mentor… Suspended five games for altercation vs. Mentor 1/25…

12 PETR PANACEK F Vysocany, CZE Born July 21, 1996… Played Junior Hockey with HCM Warrior Brno and HC Ceske Budejovice in Czech Republic… Debuted as a pro with HC Ceske Budejovice in 2015-16… Finished Junior career in North America with Butte (WSHL) and Kingsville (GMHL). Third year in the league (North Shore and Carolina)… Big soccer fan… Hometown of Vysocany is only about 1000 people in population… Scored season’s opening goal vs. Elmira, Oct, 25… Scored 4g and 3a vs. BC (Nov. 29) in 14-1 victory… Notched his 100th career FPHL vs. Elmira (Dec. 14)

13 VIKTOR GREBENNIKOV F Magnitogorsk, RUS Born Oct. 24, 1993… Logged 22 games for the the Thunderbirds last season… Scored 17 points (7 g, 10 a)… still considered a rookie by games played…. Favorite food is Russian dumplings… made first pro, opening-day roster this season… Scored shorthanded at Delaware (Nov. 1)… First career fight vs. BC’s Marc Steele (Nov. 28)… injured Dec. 6 at Battle Creek (conc.) missed four games… Started as a defenseman on Jan. 10-11 vs. Mentor… Sustained upper-body injury at Danbury (2/1)


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14 Konner HAAS F Calgary, Alb. FPHL rookie… Brother plays for Fort Wayne Komets (ECHL)… Did not play anywhere in the 2018-2019 season… Played two seasons at the Univ. of Windsor… Scored first pro goal at Delaware (Nov. 1)… Missed 16 games on loan to Fayetteville (Nov. 16-Jan. 2)… Earned an assist in his second game back with Carolina (Jan. 11 vs. Mentor)…

16 JAN SALAK F Trebic, CZE Born April 3, 1994… Played Junior Hockey with SK Horacka Slavia Trebic, HC Ceske Budejovice, Pirati Chomutov in Czech Republic and HC Slovan Bratislava in Slovakia… Earned 6 appearances with Czech Republic U16 team and 2 appearances with U17 National Team… Fifth-year FPHL player with Brewster, Berlin, and Carolina… scored 2019 FPHL championship winning goal in OT at Elmira… 15 PIMs and 1 assist vs. ELM, Oct. 25-26… His goal celebration is in homage to NHL 94… Scored a hat trick vs. BC (12/27)… Sitting on 199 career FPHL points…

17 Jay KENNEY D Boston, Mass. Born August 25, 1990… Played two years at Elmira College before transferring to SUNY-Cortland… Fifth-year player in the FPHL (Port Huron, Cornwall, Carolina)… also a fireman with the Winston-Salem Fire Department… is currently finishing a history class to complete a double-major in history and primary education... Notched his first goal of the season 12/28 vs. BC…Scored in back to back ganes (Dec. 28 and Dec. 31)… has tied his career high in goals this season (3)… had a six-point weekend at Danbury (1/30-2/1)

18 daniel MARTIN F Ottawa, Ont., CAN Born March 27, 1996… Acquired in trade with Danville during free agent camp period… 22 goals scored for Danville last season… first point as a Thunderbird was an assists at Elmira, Oct. 25… first goal as a Thunderbird at Delaware (Nov. 1)… Scored four goals in the weekend, including a hat trick on Saturday, vs. Danbury (Nov. 15-16)… Ejected and suspended (1 game) for cross-checking Danville’s Nick Gullo (Nov. 16)… Played one game with Fayetteville (SPHL) (Nov. 30)… Scored his 100th FPHL point at Mentor (Dec. 20)…


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22 GEORGE HOLT F/D Rochester Hills, Mich. Born Sept. 3, 1991… Acquired in the offseason via trade with Watertown… Played juniors in the NA3HL with Cleveland… Logged 24 points for Watertown last year… Scored first goal as a Thunderbird on Nov. 8 vs. Danbury… Scored his first goal as a Thunderbirds Nov. 15 vs. Danbury… Had a goal and an assist between Nov. 22-23 at/vs. CBS… Suspended one game for cross-checking (1/18)…

24 NATHAN CAMPBELL D Toronto, Ont.,CAN Acquired in the off-season via trade from Danville in exchange for Artyom Stupnikov… Spent time in Danville last season along with Elmira for 3 games… Scored two goals vs. CBS (Nov. 23)… Loaned to Pensacola of the SPHL on Jan. 5…

25 Jo OSAKA F Pittsburgh, Penn. Born Dec. 11, 1995… Has a strong Japanese heritage… Has competed in a U20 tournament and an alternate world competition internationally for Japan… Attended New England College… Played all of last season with Fayetteville of the SPHL… Suffered undisclosed upper-body concern vs. Danville (Nov. 16) missed 16 games but scored the game-tying goal in his first game back… Notched 3 assists vs. Delaware (1/18)… Loaned to Roanoke (SPHL) on 1/29…

23 STANISLAV BACHOR D Novy Jicin, CZE Born June 30, 1993… FPHL Rookie… shares a hometown with Petr Panacek… first pro point was an assist against Elmira on Oct. 25, first pro goal proved to be the game-winner vs. ELM, Oct. 26… Career-high three assist performance vs. BC on 12/27… Logged another two assists in SO win vs. Mentor on Jan. 10… Scored game-winner vs. Delaware with 0:06 remaining in the game (1/17)…


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26 jan Krivohlavek F Havirov, CZE Born August 20, 1991… FPHL Rookie… Scored four goals at Delaware, two in each game (Nov. 1-2)… Has become great friends with fellow Czech rookie Daniel Klinecky… Like Jan Salak, his name is Czech is Honsa…

30 HENRY DILL G Columbus, Ohio Played part of the season last year with Carolina, including Goalie of the Month honors… Split time in the SPHL last season with Macon, Pensacola and Roanoke… Logged 11 games in SPHL with a .868 save percentage… Played 12 games with Carolina (1.91 GAA, .924 SVP)… Returned to Carolina on Monday… notched back-to-back shutouts vs. ELM, Oct. 25-26, made 60 saves between the two games… Logged shutout at Battle Creek (Dec. 6)… Loaned to Roanoke on 12/28…

33 Patrick POLIVKA G Plzen, CZE Born March 4, 1994… Former first-round pick in the WHL draft… Played 96 games with the Victoria Royals (WHL)… Three seasons of professional Czech hockey, most recently with Draci Sumperk… Marvel comics fan… dog-owner, his dog is on the back of his mask, its name is Angel… Plzen (Pilsen in German) is where the first Pilsner beer was brewed in the 12th century… Held a perfect 6-0 to start his U.S. pro career… suffered a lower-body injury vs. Mentor (1/26)…

21 joe cangelosi F Plainsboro, N.J. Acquired via trade from Battle Creek on Nov. 6… Was selected by Delaware in the dispersion draft, never played for the Thunder though… Played with Watertown as an FPHL rookie in 2016 before playing two years with Carolina… Scored first point as a 2019-2020 Thunderbird vs. Danville on 11/16… scored two goals in the weekend vs. Delaware (1/17-18)…


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THUNDERBIRDS FRONT OFFICE Owners: Barry Soskin, Cary Ross, Rick Chaikin General Manager: Asst. General Manager and Director of Game Operations: Kaitlyn Lusk Head Coach and Director of Hockey Operations: Andre Niec Vice President of Communication and Play-by-play Voice: Drew Blevins Season Ticket Coordinator: Tayler Hunt Director of Merchandising: Shannon Campbell Director of Food and Beverage: Christy Tate Team Doctors: Wake Forest Baptist Health Bench Medics (home games): Damien Poole and Josh Linville Team Trainer and Translator: Karolina Huvarova Team Chaplain: Cary Skipworth Director of Pup-perations: Wiili

15 Everett thompson F Walker, Mich. Played college hockey at Davenport Univ… Played 26 games (9g, 7a) with Carolina last season before being called up to the SPHL’s Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs… Scored in his second game this season vs. Danbury (6-5 W, Nov. 9)… Sustained an upper body injury at Mentor (Dec. 21)… Suspended 6 games for his altercation vs. Mentor (1/24)… LOANED to Peoria 2/15

1 JAKE MULLEN G Couer D’Alene, Idaho Born March 17, 1995… Acquired Jan. 5 in trade with Battle Creek… Twice made 60+ save performances against Carolina, including a 79 save performance in a 4-0 loss… Played last season for Boro/Vetlanda in Sweden2… Final junior team was the Innisfail Eagles (Canada)… Wore number 78 win Battle Creek because, “[he] chose it when [he] was six-years-old and hasn’t looked back.” Earned first FPHL in 26-save shutout vs. Mentor on Jan. 11… became third goalie in team history to log back-to-back shutouts (1/11 and 1/18)

6 chad herron

F Geulph, Ont.

Began the season with Columbus where he played 8 games logging 3 goals and 2 assists… was sent to Mentor in a trade with Jiri Pestuka in exchange for Parker Moskal… played one game for Mentor… left Mentor and returned to WOAA where he played with the Elora Rocks, a team he has played with the last two seasons…

24 Jon buttitta F Middleburg Heights, Ohio Acquired via free agent signing on Feb. 18… played for Mentor Ice Breakers this season (18g, 20a) and at one point was the league’s leading goal scorer… Played with Quad City of the SPHL for 13 games… Played college hockey at Kent State (ACHA) as a Golden Flash… Junior teammates with George Holt with the Cleveland Jr. Lumberjacks… Played 14 games for the East Coast Eagles in Wake Forest, N.C…


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THUNDERBIRDS BY game

CAROLINA at Elmira

10-25 1 2 3 OT F CAR 0 1 1 2 ELM 0 0 0 0 SOG: 32-32 Goals CAR: Panacek (1), Klinecky (1) ELM: *H. Dill: SO (1)

CAROLINA at Elmira

10-26 1 2 3 OT F CAR 0 1 1 2 ELM 0 0 0 0 SOG: CAR 45-28 Goals CAR: Bachor (1), Vlasov (1) ELM: *D. Fejt ejected for cross-checking, 5 gm. susp. **Altercation with 0:07 to go leads to 5 ELM suspensions ***H.Dill- SO (2)

CAROLINA at DELAWARE

11-1 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 2 3 7 DEL 1 0 1 2 SOG: CAR 49-31 Goals CAR: Haas (1), Martin (1), Krivohlavek (1, 2), Bunn (1), Grebennikov (1), Slade (1) DEL: Marker (4), Young (2)

CAROLINA at DELAWARE

11-2 1 2 3 OT F CAR 1 2 2 5 DEL 1 0 0 1 SOG: CAR 49-24 Goals CAR: Krivohlavek (3, 4), Vlasov (2), Klinecky (2), Osaka (1) DEL: Marker (5)

DANBURY at CAROLINA

11-8 1 2 3 OT F DBY 0 2 1 3 CAR 2 0 0 2 SOG: CAR 47-43 Goals CAR: Martin (2), Holt (1) DBY: Ruiz (5), Kasek (2), Levesque (2)

DANBURY at CAROLINA

11-8 1 2 3 OT F DBY 1 3 1 5 CAR 1 4 1 6 SOG: CAR 49-24 Goals CAR: Martin (3, 4, 5), Salak (1), Bachor (2), Thompson (1) DBY: Gavrik (1), Bonnel (2), Gonzalez (1), Ruiz (6), Bolen-Porter (1)


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DANVILLE at CAROLINA

11-15 1 2 3 OT F DVL 0 1 0 1 CAR 0 2 2 4 SOG: CAR 51-19 Goals CAR: Haas (2), Salak (2), Martin (6), Osaka (2) DVL: Hein (6)

DANVILLE at CAROLINA

11-16 1 2 3 OT F DVL 0 1 0 1 CAR 1 0 3 4 SOG: CAR 50-33 Goals CAR: Klinecky (3), Osaka (3), Fejt (1), Vlasov (3) DVL: Atwell (1) *D. Martin ejected for cross-checking, 1 gm. susp. CAROLINA at COLUMBUS

11-22 1 2 3 OT F CAR 1 1 2 4 CBS 0 0 3 3 SOG: CBS 40-30 Goals CAR: Cangelosi (1), Panacek (2), Holt (2), Klinecky (4) CBS: Croop (8), Bondarenko (4), Graham (6)

COLUMBUS at CAROLINA

11-23 1 2 3 OT F CAR 4 3 1 8 CBS 0 0 3 3 SOG: CAR 56-21 Goals CAR: Krivohlavek (5), Cangelosi (2), Campbell (1, 2), Bunn (2), Panacek (3), Salak (3, 4) CBS: Graham (7), Liarakos (3), Chemello (1) BATTLE CREEK at CAROLINA

11-28 1 2 3 OT F CAR 4 3 1 8 BC 0 0 3 3 SOG: CAR 73-20 Goals CAR: Krivohlavek (6), Holt (3), Bunn (3), Panacek (4), Klinecky (5) BC: Busch-Anderson (2) BATTLE CREEK at CAROLINA

11-30 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 4 2 8 BC 1 0 1 2 SOG: CAR 64-16 Goals CAR: Panacek (9, 10), Bunn (4, 5), Thompson (4), Salak (7), Krivohlavek (7), Holt (6) BC: Lampo (4), Noskov (1)

BATTLE CREEK at CAROLINA

11-29 1 2 3 OT F CAR 9* 2 3 14^ BC 0 0 1 1 SOG: CAR 79`-21 Goals CAR: Panacek (5, 6, 7, 8), Martin (7), Holt (4, 5), Grebennikov (2), Thompson (2, 3), Campbell (3), Salak (5, 6), Cangelosi (3) BC: Lampo (3) *- most in single period in franchise history, ^most in single game in franchise history, `-most in franchise history in single game

Carolina at Battle Creek

12-6 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 2 3 7 BC 0 0 0 0 SOG: CAR 59-18 Goals CAR: Pargac (1, 2), Krivohlavek (8), Martin (7), Cangelosi (4), Panacek (11, 12) BC:


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Carolina at Battle Creek

12-6 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 2 2 6 BC 0 0 1 1 SOG: CAR 66-20 Goals CAR: Panacek (13), Bunn (6), Salak (8, 9), Krivohlavek (9), Pargac (3) BC: Howey (2)

ELMIRA AT CAROLINA

12-13 1 2 3 OT F ELM 1 0 1 2 CAR 0 2 2 4 SOG: 65-20 CAR Goals CAR: Cangelosi (5), Krivohlavek (10), MacIntyre (1), Bunn (7) ELM: Michaelis (10), Tucker (12)

ELMIRA AT CAROLINA

12-14 1 2 3 OT SO F ELM 1 2 0 0 2 4 CAR 2 1 0 0 1 3 SOG: 48-23 CAR Goals CAR: Krivohlavek (11), Bunn (8), Klinecky (6) ELM: Yarwood (5), Tucker (13), Reynolds (6) SO: 6 innings, ELM: Skinner x2, CAR: Salak

CAROLINA At MENTOR

12-20 1 2 3 OT F CAR 0 2 3 5 MEN 0 1 0 1 SOG: CAR 40-21 Goals CAR: Bunn (9,10), Pargac (4), Martin (8), Salak (10) MEN: Duncan (5)

CAROLINA At MENTOR

12-21 1 2 3 OT F CAR 1 1 0 2 MEN 0 0 1 1 SOG: CAR 40-21 Goals CAR: D’Andrea (1), Martin (9) MEN: Conway (20)


12-27 1 2 3 OT F CAR 3 0 2 5 BC 1 1 0 2 SOG: CAR 66-15 Goals CAR: Salak (11,12,13), Klinecky (7), Vlasov (4) BC: Soilis (1), Howey (2)


11-30 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 1 1 4 BC 0 0 0 0 SOG: CAR 83-12 Goals CAR: Martin (10), Klinecky (8), Pargac (5), Kenney (1) BC:


12-31 1 2 3 OT F CBS 4 1 1 6 CAR 1 3 4 8 SOG: CAR 86-33 Goals CAR: Kenney (2), Martin (11), Bunn (11, 12), Krivohlavek (12), Panacek (14), Klinecky (8), Campbell (4) CBS: Hayes (8), Chemello (4, 5), Liarakos (8), Howie (2), Lennartsson (1)


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DANBURY at CAROLINA

1-3 1 2 3 OT F DBY 2 2 1 5 CAR 1 0 0 1 SOG: CAR 63-27 Goals CAR: Bunn (13) DBY: Levesque (7), Bronner (8, 9), Bonnel (7), Freeman (1) *Game played in Bloomington, Ill.

DANBURY at CAROLINA

1-3 1 2 3 OT F DBY 0 2 1 3 CAR 0 0 0 0 SOG: CAR 54-27 Goals CAR: DBY: Shinkaruk (5,6), Levesque (8) *Game played in Bloomington, Ill. CAROLINA At MENTOR

1-17 1 2 3 OT SO F CAR 1 1 0 0 2 3 MEN 0 2 0 0 0 2 SOG: CAR 64-23 Goals CAR: Martin (12), Osaka (4) MEN: Conway (26), Daniliuk (1) SO: Salak, Logan

CAROLINA At MENTOR

1-17 1 2 3 OT F CAR 0 1 2 3 MEN 0 0 0 0 SOG: CAR 51-26 Goals CAR: Pargac (6), Panacek (15, 16) MEN:

DELAWARE at CAROLINA

1-17 1 2 3 OT F DEL 2 0 0 2 CAR 2 0 1 1 SOG: CAR 58-29 Goals CAR: Salak (15), Cangelosi (6), Bachor (3) DEL: Pens Jr. (2), Kalinin (12)

DELAWARE at CAROLINA

1-17 1 2 3 OT F DEL 0 0 0 0 CAR 2 2 3 7 SOG: CAR 47-20 Goals CAR: Klinecky (10), Pargac (7, 8), Martin (13), Haas (3), Cangelosi (7), Vlasov (3) DEL: MENTOR at Carolina

1-24 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 1 1 3 MEN 0 0 1 1 SOG: CAR 54-26 Goals CAR: Salak (16), Krivohlavek (13), Osaka (5, 6) MEN: Essery (7),

MENTOR AT CAROLINA

1-25 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 2 3 7 MEN 1 1 0 2 SOG: CAR 51-19 Goals CAR: Osaka, (7, 8, 9), Salak (17), Martin (14), Logan (1) MEN: Fowler (8), Duncan (7)


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CAROLINA At MENTOR

1-26 1 2 3 OT SO F CAR 1 0 2 0 3 4 MEN 2 1 0 0 2 3 SOG: CAR 47-33 Goals CAR: Krivohlavek (14), Osaka (10), Martin (15) MEN: Fowler (9), Conway (27, 28) SO(7): CAR- Salak, Panacek, Klinecky, MEN- Fowler x2

Carolina at Danbury

1-30 1 2 3 OT SO F CAR 1 3 2 0 0 6 DBY 4 2 0 0 1 7 SOG: CAR 65-28 Goals CAR: Martin (16), Klinecky (11), Henrici (1), Haas (4, 5), Panacek (17) DBY: Shinkaruk (16, 17, 18) Ruiz (14, 15), Gavrik (7) SO: CAR- DBY- Dyrssen Carolina at Danbury

1-30 1 2 3 OT F CAR 0 2 0 2 DBY 2 1 0 3 SOG: CAR 57-23 Goals CAR: Haas (6), Klinecky (12) DBY: Kasek (7), Shinkaruk (19), Dyrssen (8)

Carolina at Danbury

1-30 1 2 3 OT F CAR 2 1 1 4 DBY 0 3 4 7 SOG: CAR 45-34 Goals CAR: Klinecky (13), Kenney (3), Panacek (18), Haas (7) DBY: Morrissey (7, 8). Dyrssen (9, 10), Gavrik (8), Ruiz (16), Shinkaruk (20), watertown AT CAROLINA

2-7 1 2 3 OT F WTN 1 1 0 2 CAR 0 2 3 5 SOG: 48-35 CAR Goals CAR: Panacek (19, 20), Herron (4). Salak (19), Logan (2) WTN: M. Desjarlais (11), Bullard (4)

watertown AT CAROLINA

2-8 1 2 3 OT F WTN 0 2 1 3 CAR 2 3 1 6 SOG: 40-32 CAR Goals CAR: Haas (10, 11), Murray (1), Panacek (21), Salak (20) WTN: Boudreau (26), Marker (32), Bullard (5)


2-9 1 2 3 OT F CBS 1 1 2 4 CAR 0 0 0 0 Goals CAR: DVL: Gerson (1), Croop (14,15), Graham (17)

CAROLINA at DANVILLE

2-14 1 2 3 OT F DVL 0 0 1 1 CAR 4 2 2 8 SOG: CAR 55-24 Goals CAR: Panacek (22), Talipov (1), Cangelosi (9), Thompson (8), Krivohlavek (16, 17), Holt (7), Salak (21) DVL: Brausen (8)


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CAROLINA at DANVILle

2-14 1 2 3 OT SO F DVL 0 0 2 0 1 3 CAR 0 1 1 0 0 2 SOG: CAR 39-14 Goals CAR: Krivoshapkin (1), Klinecky (14) DVL: Ensor (3), Quintos (8), SO: DVL- Atkins,

PORT HURON At CAROLINA

2-21 1 2 3 OT F PH 1 1 0 2 CAR 1 1 4 6 SOG: CAR 66-28 Goals CAR: Salak (22), Buttitta (19, 20), Krivohlavek (18), Herron (5, 6) PH: Fetterly (23, 24)

PORT HURON At CAROLINA

2-22 1 2 3 OT F PH 1 0 1 2 CAR 0 1 4 5 SOG: CAR 47-23 Goals CAR: Salak (23), Cangelosi (10), Herron (7), Panacek (23), Holt (8) PH: Zulkanycz (19), Jay (26)


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# Name Pos GP G A PTS PPGA PIM S% PPG SHG GWG +/- SOG 2 Fejt, Dominik D 21 1 11 12 0.6 74 .024 1 0 0 +14 41 3 MacIntyre, Steve F 10 1 5 6 0.6 13 .045 0 0 1 +7 22 4 Vlasov, Stanislav D 41 5 19 24 0.6 34 .039 1 1 0 +39 127 5 Baker, Mike D 4 0 0 0 0.0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 8 6 Herron, Chad F 20 7 8 15 0.8 15 .123 0 1 2 +2 57 7 Klinecky, Daniel D 41 14 35 49 1.2 20 .088 2 2 4 +39 147 8 D'Andrea, Vincent F/D 14 1 4 5 0.4 2 .048 0 0 0 +1 21 10 Pargac, Jiri F 23 8 11 19 0.8 62 .136 1 2 3 +5 59 11 Bunn, Michael F/D 30 13 27 40 1.3 77 .064 1 0 2 +19 203 12 Panacek, Petr F 41 23 38 61 1.5 25 .103 3 2 4 +40 224 13 Grebennikov, Viktor F 27 2 6 8 0.3 9 .067 0 1 0 +10 30 16 Salak, Jan F 39 23 29 52 1.3 21 .158 4 2 5 +38 139 17 Kenney, Jay D 28 3 13 16 0.6 79 .057 1 0 0 +19 53 20 Murray, Colin F 3 1 3 4 1.3 2 .091 0 0 0 +6 11 21 Cangelosi, Joe F/D 36 10 17 27 0.8 22 .069 2 0 0 +14 144 22 Holt, George F/D 40 8 19 27 0.7 60 .074 4 0 1 +20 108 23 Bachor, Stanislav D 41 3 26 29 0.7 15 .028 1 0 2 +37 107 24 Buttitta, Jon F 22 20 22 42 1.9 10 .190 4 3 3 +17 105 24 Pestuka, Jiri D 29 2 5 7 0.2 24 .034 0 0 0 -4 59 26 Krivohlavek, Jan F 40 18 22 40 1.0 19 .129 1 0 3 +26 139 27 Krivoshapkin, Gleb F 4 1 5 6 1.5 4 .071 1 0 0 +7 14

# Name GP W L T OTL SA GA GAA Sv Sv% SO MP PIM G A 1 Mullen, Jacob 40 9 17 0 2 1097 126 4.66 971 .885 2 1622:14 6 0 0 30 Modica,

Nicholas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 .000 0 00:00 0 0 0

33 Marcinek, Michal

6 0 2 0 0 76 13 9.92 63 .829 0 78:36 0 0 0

35 Curl, Kelly 10 0 2 0 0 94 15 7.52 79 .840 0 119:38 0 0 0

All Stats updated Feb. 21, 2020


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