Sioux City Musketeers

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Sioux City Musketeers

City	Sioux City, Iowa
League	USHL
Division	West
Founded	1972
Home arena	Tyson Events Center
Colors	Green & Gold
Owner(s)	Donn Lux, Lloyd Ney
General manager	Jay Varady
Head coach	Jay Varady
Franchise history
1972–present	Sioux City Musketeers

The Sioux City Musketeers is a Tier 1 junior ice hockey team playing in the West Division of the United States Hockey League (USHL).

The Musketeers' home ice is Tyson Events Center.

The Musketeers have had 18 players reach the NHL. John Grahame (G), Billy Tibbetts (F), David Hale (D), Rostislav Klesla (D), Ruslan Fedotenko (F), John Zeiler (F), Sam Gagner (F), Chris Butler (D), Dieter Kochan (G), Max Pacioretty (F), Tim Kennedy (F), Corey Elkins (F), Stephane Da Costa (F), Steven Kampfer (D), Patrick Davis (F), Sean Collins (D), Travis Turnbull (F), and Danny DeKeyser (D)

In addition to these 18 players, over 25 other players have been selected by teams in the annual NHL Draft, including two members of the 2006-07 team (Max Pacioretty-1st Rd., Phil DeSimone-3rd Rd.) at the 2007 NHL Draft. Selected in the 2008 NHL draft, Steve Quailer (F)-3rd Rd. 86th overall pick, and a member of the 2007-08 team. In the 2009 NHL draft, Seth Helgeson (D)was selected in the 4th round. Helgeson played two years in Sioux City ('07-'09). In the 2011 NHL draft, Max McCormick (F)was selected in the 6th round. McCormick won the "7th Man" award as a member of the 2010-11 Musketeers. In the 2012 NHL draft, Cliff Watson (D) was selected in the 6th round.

Year-by-year record

The Sioux City Musketeers operated within the USHL as a senior ice hockey team 1961 to 1979.^[1]

Year	GP	W	L	T	BP	GF	GA	PTS	Finish	Titles
1972-73	42	16	26	0	0	142	257	32	4th, USHLS
1973-74	48	23	24	1	1	215	245	47	4th, USHLS
1974-75	48	28	19	1	1	300	236	57	2nd, USHLS
1975-76	48	31	16	1	1	312	233	63	1st, USHLS
1976-77	48	22	26	0	0	265	246	44	2nd, USHLS
1977-78	51	34	17	0	0	288	222	68	1st, USHLU
1978-79	49	24	25	0	0	280	271	48	3rd, USHLU
1979-80	48	20	24	4	0	256	267	44	3rd, South
1980-81	48	12	36	0	0	200	308	24	4th, South
1981-82	48	29	16	3	0	281	226	61	1st	Anderson Cup, Clark Cup
1982-83	48	34	14	0	0	271	199	68	2nd
1983-84	48	32	14	2	3	305	204	69	3rd
1984-85	48	27	20	1	6	268	209	61	5th
1985-86	48	42	6	0	0	358	184	84	1st	Anderson Cup, Clark Cup, Gold Cup
1986-87	48	23	24	1	1	256	236	48	7th
1987-88	48	23	25	0	3	275	281	49	t6th
1988-89	48	17	30	1	2	248	273	37	7th
1989-90	48	29	18	1	2	240	187	61	4th
1990-91	48	9	38	1	1	166	326	20	10th
1991-92	48	19	28	1	2	217	256	41	7th
1992-93	48	15	29	4	4	212	237	38	8th
1993-94	48	27	20	1	6	209	173	61	t4th	National Championship Runner-Up
1994-95	48	26	18	4	3	230	188	59	4th
1995-96	46	17	28	1	4	150	190	39	9th	National Championship Runner-Up
1996-97	54	9	43	2	2	162	307	20	6th, South
1997-98	56	32	21	3	3	195	155	67	4th, South
1998-99	56	34	19	3	3	196	148	71	2nd, West
1999-00	58	27	26	5	5	170	162	59	6th, West
2000-01	56	27	22	7	7	174	194	61	6th, West
2001-02	61	41	16	4	4	237	162	86	3rd, West	Clark Cup
2002-03	60	36	18	6	6	210	186	78	3rd, West
2003-04	60	38	15	7	7	192	152	83	2nd, West
2004-05	60	37	17	6	6	222	173	80	2nd, West	West Division Playoff Champions, Clark Cup Runner-Up
2005-06	60	28	26	6	6	182	216	62	5th, West
2006-07	60	34	21	5	5	219	178	73	T-4th, West
2007-08	60	32	25	3	3	194	185	67	4th, West
2008-09	60	24	30	6	6	194	210	54	5th, West
2009-10	60	27	24	9	***	172	189	63	5th, West

Team records

Most Points, season: 86 (2001–02)
Fewest Points, season: 20 (1996–97)
Most Wins, season: 42 (1985–86)
Fewest Wins, season: 9 (1996–97)
Most Losses, season: 45 (1996–97)
Fewest Losses, season: 6 (1985–86)
Most Goals Scored, season: 358 (1985–86)
Fewest Goals Against, season: 152 (2003–04)
Most Penalty Minutes, season: 1,905 (1997–98)
Longest Winning Streak: 16 (10/19/85-12/14/85)
Longest Losing Streak: 12 (1979–80)
Longest Home Winning Streak: 22 (10/5/85-2/15/86)
Longest Road Winning Streak: 6 (1985–86; 2006–07)
Longest Home Losing Streak: 12 (1996–97)
Longest Road Losing Streak: 14 (1996–97)
Single-Game Attendance Record: 6,010 (12/31/03 vs Lincoln)
Single-Season Attendance Record: 82,102 (2006–07)

Roster

As of January 14, 2012.

Forwards
#	St/Pr/Co	Player	Shoots	Height	Weight	Birthday	Hometown	College commitment
27	QC	Jordan Boucher-Gould		5'10	164	Feb 27, 1994
8		Kyle Criscuolo	R	5' 9"	162 lbs.	May 5, 1992	Southampton, New Jersey	Harvard
10		Josh Erickson	L	5' 8"	150 lbs.	Jul 16, 1993	Roseau, Minnesota	None
14		Maxim Gaudreault		6' 0"	193 lbs.	Jul 16, 1992	Annapolis, Maryland	New Hampshire
9		David Goodwin		5' 9"	187 lbs.	Feb 27, 1992	St. Louis, Missouri	Penn State
16		David Henry		5' 8"	179 lbs.	May 8, 1992	Foster City, California	None
19		Robin Hoglund	L	6' 1"	180 lbs.	Jun 11, 1993	Mölndal, Sweden	None
20		Pontus Johansson	R	6' 3"	205 lbs.	Sep 22, 1991	Uppsala, Sweden	None
23		Cody Marooney		6' 0"	185 lbs.	Jul 7, 1992	Eden Prairie, Minnesota	None
37		Noah Nelson		5' 9"	176 lbs.	Dec 12, 1992	Oconomowoc, Wisconsin	None
21		Tim O'Brien		5' 11"	170 lbs.	Aug 29, 1992	Chicago, Illinois	Dartmouth
22		Brett Patterson		6' 0"	180 lbs.	Jun 6, 1992	Eden Prairie, Minnesota	Dartmouth
29		Brad Robbins	R	5' 8"	165 lbs.	Aug 3, 1991	Murrieta, California	Bemidji State
18		Nikita Sirotkin		6' 1"	190 lbs.	Nov 26, 1993	Moscow, Russia	None

Defensemen
#	St/Pr/Co	Player	Shoots	Height	Weight	Birthday	Hometown	College commitment
17		Dane Cooper		6' 0"	195 lbs.	Apr 14, 1994	Chicago, Illinois	None
4		Geoff Ferguson		6' 2"	189 lbs.	Jan 18, 1992	Hanwell, New Brunswick	Dartmouth
24		Michael Holland		6' 1"	197 lbs.	Feb 6, 1992	Atkinson, New Hampshire	None
2		Alexander Kuqali	L	6' 2"	220 lbs.	Jun 13, 1991	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	RIT
7		Dan Molenaar	R	5' 11"	180 lbs.	Jul 5, 1993	Eden Prairie, Minnesota	None
6		Sam Piazza		6' 0"	180 lbs.	Jan 27, 1994	Darien, Illinois	Boston College
3		Andy Ryan	R	6' 1"	195 lbs.	Jul 24, 1993	Brighton, Michigan	Notre Dame
25		Cliff Watson		6' 2"	195 lbs.	Dec 21, 1993	Appleton, Wisconsin	Ohio State

Goaltenders
#	St/Pr/Co	Player	Catches	Height	Weight	Birthday	Hometown	College commitment
33		Austin Priebe		6' 2"	184 lbs.	Sep 1, 1993	Wausau, Wisconsin	None
31		Matt Skoff	L	6' 0"	186 lbs.	Jul 23, 1991	McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania	Penn State

References

↑ United States Hockey League [USHL] seasons at. Hockeydb.com. Retrieved on February 21, 2012.

External links

Musketeers website

v t e United States Hockey League

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