Rick Fera

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Rick Fera
Born (1964-08-13) August 13, 1964
Keswick, Canada
Height 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
Weight 160 lb (73 kg; 11 st 6 lb)
Position Forward
Shot Right
NHL Draft Undrafted
Playing career 1982–1999

Rick Fera (born August 13, 1964) in Keswick, Ontario Canada) is an English/Canadian ice hockey Forward. Rick Fera kept a remarkable scoring record throughout his playing career and is regarded as a hero at Murrayfield Racers as well as other British teams such as Solihull Barons, Basingstoke Bison and Fife Flyers.

Playing career

Fera spent the majority of his playing career playing in Great Britain, although he played junior ice hockey in his native Ontario. Fera also is a British citizen, which he achieved during his career. Although not well built, Fera was a speedy skater, who was extremely quick across the ice. Fera also played with high skill, was a deadly accurate shooter, and an extremely unselfish player, his points scoring record shows both these skills. His short partnership (#7 Jersey) with Great Britain Hall Of Famer & All-Star Player Tony Hand (#9 Jersey) at Murrayfield bore an uncanny ability to know where each other were on ice, giving rise to highly productive numbers together. He also is highly respected as he is a clean player, and he was a rare visitor to the penalty bin.

Career stats

Team League Season GP Pts PIMs
Peterborough Petes OHL 82/83 7 2 0
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL 83/94 70 63 49
Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL 84/85 1 1 0
Murrayfield Racers BHL 85/86 35 196 91
Murrayfield Racers BHL 86/87 42 297 95
Solihull Barons BHL 87/88 42 164 75
Tayside Tigers BHL 88/89 31 136 68
Fife Flyers BHL 89/90 32 153 53
Fife Flyers BHL 90/91 28 89 74
Trafford Metros English League 91/92 35 174 50
Basingstoke Bison BHL 92/93 32 180 30
Trafford Metros BHL 93/94 42 229 155
Missed 95/96 season through injuries
Paisley Pirates BHL 96/97 18 62 12
Basingstoke Bison BHL 97/98 27 37 38
Great Britain Ice Hockey World Championships 93/94 13 22 22
Career N/A 82/98 470 1947 847

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