Thursday, November 19, 2009
Odessa Jackalopes stay on top of the CHL Coaches Poll
Elsewhere in the Rankings, the Laredo Bucks and Tulsa Oilers have each jumped 3 spots as the Bucks continue to stay in 2nd place in the Southern Conference while the Tulsa Oilers took over the Northern Conference Lead earlier this week.
On the bottom of the poll this week are the Amarillo Gorillas who are in 9th place who were in 5th while the Brahmas dropped 3 spots from #7 to #10.
Overall, the Southern Conference has 7 of the top 10 teams in the poll which includes the top 4 while the Colorado Eagles and Tulsa Oilers are the only teams being taken seriously in the North. In the South, after Conference Leading Odessa, the rest of the Conference is separated by just 6 points.
1 (1). Odessa Jackalopes (13) (11-1-1) 139 PTS
2 (3). Colorado Eagles (2) (7-2-1) 121 PTS
3 (6). Laredo Bucks (7-2-2) 106 PTS
4 (2). Allen Americans (7-3-1) 103 PTS
5 (8). Tulsa Oilers (8-3-0) 95 PTS
6 (NR). Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees (6-5-2) 74 PTS
7 (4). Mississippi Riverkings (7-7-0) 55 PTS
8 (9). Rapid City Rush (6-5-1) 45 PTS
9 (5). Amarillo Gorillas (6-7-1) 29 PTS
10 (7). Texas Brahmas (5-6-2) 27 PTS
Others Getting Votes: Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs 20 PTS, Corpus Christi Icerayz 8 PTS, Missouri Mavericks 3 PTS
Dropped Out of Poll: Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs 20 PTS
Monday, October 19, 2009
This weeks Junior and College Rankings
Major Junior Rankings
Here's the current Major Junior Rankings till the new ones come out on Wednesday. Records of when the Rankings came out on Wedesnday.
1. Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL) (11-1-1)
2. Calgary Hitmen (WHL) (9-3-0)
3. Windsor Spitfires (OHL) (9-3-1)
4. Gatineau Olympiques (QMJHL) (11-3-0)
5. Kitchener Rangers (OHL) (7-0-3)
6. London Knights (OHL) (8-3-0)
7. Kamloops Blazers (WHL) (8-4-2)
8. Vancouver Giants (WHL) (8-3-2)
9. Quebec City Ramparts (QMJHL) (10-2-3)
10. Tri-City Americans (WHL) (8-2-0)
Honorable Mentions
Mississauga St. Michaels Majors (OHL) (8-3-0)
St. John Seadogs (QMJHL) (10-4-1)
Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL) (9-4-0)
Canadiean Jr. A Rankings
Not much changed at the top for this weeks Jr. A Rankings in Canada. The top 5 teams remain unchanged as the Spruce Groove Saints continue to be the top team with a great week with 5 straight wins and to go to a very strong 14-0-1 record and the best overall record in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. Other changes include 4 new teams getting into the rankings. These are the New Market Hurricanes (CCHL), Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL), Surrey Eagles (BCHL), and the Abitibi Eskoimos (NOJHL) are jumping up in the rankings.
As for teams heading down, the Bonnyville Ponntiacs move down 3 spots from 6 to 9 which allowed the Georgetown Raiders (OJAHL), Pembrooke Lumber Kings (CJAHL), and the Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL) all moving up 1 spot each. Some of the Honorable mentions include the Powell River Kings (BCHL) and the Wellington Dukes (CCHL).
CJHL Rankings
Numbers in Brackets are the previous rankings
1 (1). Spruce Groove Saints (AJHL)
2 (2). Kingston Voyageurs (OJAHL)
3 (3). Vernon Vipers (BCHL)
4 (4). Penticton Vees (BCHL)
5 (5). Dauphin Kings (MJHL)
6 (7). Georgetown Raiders (OJAHL)
7 (8). Pembrooke Lumber Kings (CJAHL)
8 (9). Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL)
9 (6). Bonnyville Pontiacs (AJHL)
10 (NR). Newmarket Hurricanes (CCHL)
11 (HM). Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL)
12 (NR). Surrey Eagles (BCHL)
13 (NR). Abitibi Eskimos (NOJHL)
14 (14). Ft. William North Stars (SIJHL)
15 (15). St. Jerome Panthers (LHJAAAQ)
Here's this weeks Honorable Mentions
Powell River Kings (BCHL)
Ft. Mcmurray Oil Barons (AJHL)
Toronto Jr. Canadiens (CCHL)
Wellington Dukes (CCHL)
Oakville Blades (OJAHL)
Cornwall Colts (CJAHL)
Truro Bearcats (MJAHL)
Here's the leagues codes
Pacific Region
British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL)
Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL)
West Region
Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL)
Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL)
Ontario Region
Central Canadian Junior Hockey League (CCHL)
Ontario Junior A Hockey League (OJAHL)
Superior International Junior Hockey League (SIJHL)
Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL)
Altantic Region
Central Junior A Hockey League (CJAHL)
Quebec Junior A Hockey League (LHJAAAQ)
Maritime Junior A Hockey League (MJAHL)
NCAA Rankings
Here's the rankings for the NCAA, and the Miami of Ohio Redhawks have dominated the rankings with 46 first place votes and keep their #1 spot by a wide margin. A shakeup as North Dakota has moved up from #4 to #2 after a while Boston University has dropped a spot from 2 to 3. Despite having the week off, Chris Brown's Michigan team has been able to keep it's #5 ranking while teams like Cornell and Yale haven't yet hit the ice.
Lower down the rankings, some teams like Nebraska-Omaha and Wisconsin were the biggest movers as both teams moved 4 spots up. As for newly ranked teams, we have 2 of them this week Minnesota Duluth and Colorado College have moved up to 18 and 19 on the rankings.
1 (1). Miami of Ohio (46) (3-0-1) 994 PTS
2 (4). North Dakota (1) (3-0-1) 940 PTS
3 (2). Boston University (2) (0-1-0) 820 PTS
4 (3). Denver (2-2-0) 801 PTS
5 (5). Michigan (1-1-0) 784 PTS
6 (6). Cornell (0-0-0) 701 PTS
7 (11). Vermont (1) (2-1-0) 650 PTS
8 (8). Yale (0-0-0) 589 PTS
9 (7). Norte Dame (2-2-0) 554 PTS
10 (10). Princeton (0-0-0) 530 PTS
11 (9). Minnesota (0-1-1) 454 PTS
12 (16). Nebraska-Omaha (3-0-1) 366 PTS
13 (14). Mass.-Lowell (1-1-0) 363 PTS
14 (12). Boston College (0-1-0) 273 PTS
15 (17). Alaska (3-0-1) 253 PTS
16 (15). Bemidji State (2-0-0) 243 PTS
17 (13). Wisconsin (0-1-1) 205 PTS
18 (NR). Minnesota State (3-1-0) 175 PTS
19 (NR). Colorado College (2-1-1) 160 PTS
20 (18). Quinnipiac (3-0-0) 150 PTS
Fox Sports NHL Power Rankings
The Numbers in Brackets are the previous Rankings.
1 (2). NY Rangers
2 (3). Pittsburgh Penguins
3 (5). Columbus Blue Jackets
4 (11). Colorado Avalanche
5 (10). Atlanta Thrashers
6 (1). Buffalo Sabres
7 (16). Phoenix Coyotes
8 (6). Ottawa Senators
9 (12). Chicago Blackhawks
10 (4). Calgary Flames
11 (14). Dallas Stars
12. (13). Edmonton Oilers
13. (22). Washington Capitals
14. (17). St. Louis Blues
15. (8). Philadelphia Flyers
16. (19). New Jersey Devils
17. (15). San Jose Sharks
18. (20). Anaheim Ducks
19. (18). Detroit Red Wings
20. (7). Los Angeles Kings
21. (23). Tampa Bay Lighting
22. (25). Vancouver Canucks
23. (21). Boston Bruins
24. (26). Carolina Hurricanes
25. (9). Nashville Predators
26. (29). Florida Panthers
27. (27). Montreal Canadeins
28. (24). NY Islanders
29. (28). Minnesota Wild
30. (30). Toronto Maple Leafs
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Tomorrow's Stars Game and The weeks Rankings
This weeks Rankings
Major Junior Rankings
To see the Major Junior Rankings each week: http://www.chl.ca/
Look for the new CHL Rankings to come out tomorrow. In the mean time, here's the current rankings.
The new rankings for the CHL came out today and the Calgary Hitmen for the 2nd straight week as they will hold on the #1 rankings. For the biggest jumper, it was the Drummondville Voltigeurs who jumped from #5 to #2 while the London Knights jumped 4 spots where they now at #6 after being at #10 last week. Also we have 3 new teams up in the polls now as the Kitchener Rangers at 7, Vancouver Giants at 8 and the Rouyn-Nornda Huskies at 10 round out this weeks poll.
1. Calgary Hitmen (WHL)
2. Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL)
3. Windsor Spitfires (OHL)
4. Gatineau Olympiques (QMJHL)
5. Kamloops Blazers (WHL)
6. London Knights (OHL)
7. Kitchener Rangers (OHL)
8. Vancouver Giants (WHL)
9. Barrie Colts (OHL)
10. Rouyn-Nornda Huskies (QMJHL)
Honorable Mentions
Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL)
Moose Jaw Warriors (WHL)
Sault St. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)
Here's a look at the CJHL, CHL and NCAA Rankings!
CJHL Rankings
In the CJHL Rankings, the Spruce Groove Saints have moved up as the new #1, after being dominated by BCHL Teams the first month of the season. The Vernon Vipers drop to #3 while the Penticton Vees are currently in 4th. As for the biggest drop, the AJHL'S Brooks Bandits have dropped from 6 to 10 which helps the Bonnyville Pontiacs (AJHL) move up 5 spots and the Georgetown Raiders (OJAHL) moved up 3 spots. The newest team to jump up is the Abitibi Eskimos (NOJHL) at #13.
To See the Canadiean Junior A Info: http://www.cjhlhockey.com/
The Numbers in Brackets are the previous rankings.
1 (5). Spruce Groove Saints (AJHL)
2 (4). Kingston Voyageurs (OJAHL)
3 (1). Vernon Vipres (BCHL)
4 (2). Penticton Vees (BCHL)
5 (3). Dauphin Kings (MJHL)
6 (11). Bonnyville Pontiacs (AJHL)
7 (10). Georgetown Raiders (OJAHL)
8 (7). Pembrooke Lumber Kings (CJAHL)
9 (8). Weyburn Red Wings (SJHL)
10 (6). Brooks Bandits (AJHL)
11 (9). Burlington Cougars (CCHL)
12 (12). Truro Bearcats (MJAHL)
13 (NR). Abitibi Eskimos (NOJHL)
14 (14). Ft. Williams North Stars (SIJHL)
15 (15). St. Jerome Panthers (LHJAAAQ)
Honorable Mentions
Powell River Kings (BCHL)
Westside Warriors (BCHL)
Dryden Ice Dogs (SJHL)
Oakville Blades (OJAHL)
Cornwall Colts (CJAHL)
Woodstock Slammers (MJAHL)
League Code
Pacific Region
British Columbia Hockey League (BCHL)
Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL)
West Region
Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL)
Manitoba Junior Hockey League (MJHL)
Ontario Region
Ontario Junior A Hockey League (OJAHL)
Central Canadiean Hockey League (CCHL)
Superior International Junior Hockey League (SIJHL)
North Ontario Junior Hockey League (NOJHL)
Atlantic Region
Central Junior A Hockey League (CJAHL)
Quebec Junior A Hockey League (LHJAAAQ)
Maritime Junior A Hockey League (MJAHL)
NCAA Rankings
To see more info on College Hockey: http://www.uscho.com/
After the first week of NCAA Games, the Redhawks from the Miami of Ohio are the new #1 in the country after winning both of their games at St. Cloud State with 28 first place votes. 4 teams have entered the rankings as Bemijdi State, Mass.-Lowell, Nebraska-Omaha and Alaska are now in ranked 15-19. Denver who was the #1 during the preseason is now down to 3, Vermont was able to move up 3 places to 11 and St. Cloud State dropped from 15 to 19 in the rankings.
1 (4). Miami of Ohio (CCHA) (2GP 2-0-0)
2 (2). Boston University (Hockey East) (0 GP 0-0-0)
3 (1). Denver (WCHA) (2 GP 1-1-0)
4 (6). North Dakota (WCHA) (2 GP 2-0-0)
5 (3). Michigan (CCHA) (2 GP 1-1-0)
6 (7). Cornell (ECAC) (0 GP 0-0-0)
7 (5). Norte Dame (CCHA) (2 GP 1-1-0)
8 (8). Yale (ECAC) (0 GP 0-0-0)
9 (9). Minnesota (WCHA) (0 GP 0-0-0)
10 (10). Princeton (ECAC) (0 GP 0-0-0)
11 (14). Vermont (Hockey East) (2 GP 1-1-0)
12 (12). Boston College (Hockey East) (0 GP 0-0-0)
13 (13). Wisconsin (WCHA) (0 GP 0-0-0)
14 (11). Mass.-Lowell (Hockey East) (2 GP 1-1-0)
15 (NR). Bemidji State (CHA) (2 GP 2-0-0)
16 (NR). Nebraski-Omaha (CCHA) (2 GP 2-0-0)
17 (NR). Alaska (CCHA) (2 GP 2-0-0)
18 (NR). Quinnipiac (ECAC) (2 GP 2-0-0)
19 (15). St. Cloud State (WCHA) (2 GP 0-2-0)
20 (20). Northeastern (Hockey East) (2 GP 1-1-0)
Even though the NHL Power Rankings on Fox are more opion then anything, it's a good idea on what's going on in the league. For your Dallas Stars, they are currently in 14th which is up from 20th from last weekend when the season started.
1. Buffalo
2. NY Rangers
3. Pittsburgh
4. Calgary
5. Columbus
6. Ottawa
7. Los Angeles
8. Philadelphia
9. Nashville
10. Atlanta
11. Colorado
12. Chicago
13. Edmonton
14. Dallas
15. San Jose
16. Phoenix
17. St. Louis
18. Detroit
19. New Jersey
20. Anaheim
21. Boston
22. Washington
23. Tampa Bay
24. NY Islanders
25. Vancouver
26. Carolina
27. Montreal
28. Minnesota
29. Florida
30. Toronto