2011 AIHL season

2011 AIHL season
League	Australian Ice Hockey League
Sport	Ice hockey
Duration	14 April – 4 September 2011
Regular season
H Newman Reid Trophy	Melbourne Ice
Season MVP	Jason Baclig (Melbourne)
Top scorer	Addison DeBoer (Canberra)
Goodall Cup
Champions	Melbourne Ice
Runners-up	Newcastle North Stars

The 2011 AIHL season is the 12th season of the Australian Ice Hockey League (AIHL). It ran from 14 April 2011 until 28 August 2011, with the Goodall Cup finals following on 3 and 4 September. The Melbourne Ice won the H Newman Ried trophy after finishing first in the regular season standings with 65 points. The Ice also won the Goodall Cup final series after defeating the Newcastle North Stars in the final.

League business

During the off-season the Australian Ice Hockey League (AIHL) announced two new teams would be joining the league. The Mustangs IHC were announced to become the eighth team in the AIHL starting in the 2011 season.^[1] The Mustangs are based at Docklands, Victoria, the home of the Melbourne Ice. The ninth team, Perth Thunder, were accepted into the league as a provisional member. The Thunder will play exhibition games against other AIHL teams during the 2011 season in order to gain the vote to be accepted for the 2012 season.^[1] At the Annual General Meeting it was proposed to increase the length of the games periods from 15 minutes to 20 minutes to be inline with International Ice Hockey Federation rules however the proposal was unsuccessful due to reasons such as costs to the teams and the ability to fill the four lines with AIHL-level players.^[2]

On 10 July the game between the Gold Coast Blue Tongues and the Sydney Ice Dogs was cancelled due to an unsafe surface at the Blue Tongues home venue, Bundall Iceland.^[3] The AIHL deemed that the Blue Tongues have forfeited the game against the Ice Dogs 5–0, with the Ice Dogs being awarded the full three points.^[4]^[5]

From 20–21 August the Australia men's national ice hockey team will field a team at the 2011 New Zealand Winter Games so only two games will be held for that weekend.^[6]^[7]

Player transfers

Date	Player	New team	Previous team	Ref
000000002011-01-18-000018 January 2011	Phillips, DavidDavid Phillips	Adelaide Adrenaline	Toledo Walleye	^[8]
000000002011-01-19-000019 January 2011	Phillips, KevinKevin Phillips	Adelaide Adrenaline	Braehead Clan	^[8]
000000002011-02-10-000010 February 2011	Dulle, KurtisKurtis Dulle	Sydney Bears	Hull Stingrays	^[8]
000000002011-02-24-000024 February 2011	Scarbrough !Sean Scarbrough	Adelaide Adrenaline	Canberra Knights	^[8]
000000002011-03-03-00003 March 2011	Hale !Jordan Hale	Sydney Bears	Camrose Kodiaks	^[8]
000000002011-03-14-000014 March 2011	Perreault, JacquesJacques Perreault	Melbourne Ice	Quad City Mallards	^[8]
000000002011-03-17-000017 March 2011	Rezek !Josef Rezek	Adelaide Adrenaline	HC Milevsko	^[8]
000000002011-03-23-000023 March 2011	Sannemo !Bob Sannemo	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Ostersund Hockey !Östersund Hockey	^[8]
000000002011-03-23-000023 March 2011	Falk !Tobias Falk	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Ostersund Hockey !Östersund Hockey	^[8]
000000002011-03-23-000023 March 2011	Cartwright, PeterPeter Cartwright	Newcastle North Stars	Dundee Stars	^[8]
000000002011-04-04-00004 April 2011	Robson !Brook Robson	Sydney Ice Dogs	Peter North Stars	^[8]
000000002011-04-08-00008 April 2011	Aduba, ObiObi Aduba	Melbourne Ice	Quad City Mallards	^[8]
000000002011-04-11-000011 April 2011	Demelinne, TonyTony Demelinne	Sydney Bears	HYS The Hague	^[8]
000000002011-04-14-000014 April 2011	Chwedoruk, JustinJustin Chwedoruk	Newcastle North Stars	Rødovre Mighty Bulls	^[8]
000000002011-04-14-000014 April 2011	Thauwald, ScottScott Thauwald	Newcastle North Stars	Nijmegen Devils	^[8]
000000002011-04-20-000020 April 2011	Sawyer, JustinJustin Sawyer	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Odessa Jackalopes	^[8]
000000002011-04-20-000020 April 2011	Baerg !Sheldon Baerg	Sydney Bears	Concordia Stingers	^[8]
000000002011-04-22-000022 April 2011	Helmbrecht !Ricky Helmbrecht	Sydney Ice Dogs	Wasquehal Lions	^[8]
000000002011-04-22-000022 April 2011	Bye !Mitch Bye	Sydney Ice Dogs	Marian University	^[8]
000000002011-06-07-00007 June 2011	O'Hara !Geoff O'Hara	Sydney Bears	Bristol Pitbulls	^[8]
000000002011-06-24-000024 June 2011	Ciraulo !Anthony Ciraulo	Canberra Knights	Bloomington PrairieThunder	^[8]
000000002011-06-28-000028 June 2011	Lindner !Jason Lindner	Canberra Knights	Indiana Blizzard	^[8]
	DeBoer !Addison DeBoer	Canberra Knights	Laredo Bucks	^[9]

Exhibition games

During the season three teams competed against the AIHL's provisional member, Perth Thunder, in order for the Thunder to gain entry into the league for the following season.^[1] In May the Thunder travelled to Adelaide to compete in two games against the Adelaide Adrenaline. They drew the first game 2–2 and won the second 3–0.^[10] In June the Melbourne Ice travelled to Perth to compete in two games against the Thunder at the Cockburn Ice Arena. The Ice won the first game 4–3 and lost the second game 3–6 after letting in six goals to none in the final period.^[11]^[12] In September the Newcastle North Stars traveled to Perth to play the Thunder in a two-game series.^[13] The Thunder won both the first and second game 4–2.^[14]

Regular season

The Melbourne Ice won the H Newman Reid Trophy after finishing first in the regular season standings with 65 points. Last years winners, the Newcastle North Stars finished second with 59 points.^[15] Jason Baclig of the Melbourne Ice was named the 2011 AIHL MVP edging out the Gold Coast Blue Tongues' Matt Amado and Sydney Ice Dogs' Matt Monaghan.

April

Game	Date	Time	Away	Score	Home	Location	Attendance
1	14 April	20:00	Melbourne Ice	8–4	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
2	16 April	17:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	3–7	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle	800
3	16 April	19:30	Mustangs IHC	6–2	Sydney Bears	Penrith
4	17 April	17:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	3 – 2 (SO)	Sydney Bears	Penrith
5	17 April	17:00	Mustangs IHC	6–7	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle	700
6	23 April	17:30	Newcastle North Stars	7–3	Canberra Knights	Canberra
7	23 April	17:45	Sydney Ice Dogs	2–6	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
8	24 April	16:15	Sydney Ice Dogs	6–3	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
9	28 April	20:00	Sydney Bears	2–4	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle	600
10	30 April	16:00	Newcastle North Stars	6–2	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
11	30 April	17:30	Melbourne Ice	6–5	Canberra Knights	Canberra
12	30 April	17:45	Adelaide Adrenaline	3–5	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne	250

May

Game	Date	Time	Away	Score	Home	Location	Attendance
13	1 May	16:00	Newcastle North Stars	7–6	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast	150
14	1 May	16:15	Adelaide Adrenaline	2–5	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
15	1 May	17:00	Melbourne Ice	3–2	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
16	7 May	16:30	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	4 – 5 (SO)	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
17	7 May	17:00	Newcastle North Stars	4–6	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
18	7 May	17:30	Sydney Bears	3–5	Canberra Knights	Canberra
19	7 May	17:45	Mustangs IHC	5 – 4 (SO)	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
20	8 May	16:30	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	3–5	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
21	8 May	17:00	Canberra Knights	1–9	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
22	8 May	17:00	Newcastle North Stars	6–2	Sydney Bears	Penrith
23	14 May	16:00	Canberra Knights	3–6	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
24	14 May	17:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	3–4	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle	850
25	14 May	17:45	Sydney Bears	3 – 4 (SO)	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
26	15 May	16:00	Canberra Knights	1–8	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
27	15 May	16:15	Sydney Bears	5–3	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
28	15 May	17:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	2–4	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
29	21 May	17:00	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	3–8	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
30	21 May	17:30	Sydney Bears	5–10	Canberra Knights	Canberra
31	21 May	17:45	Newcastle North Stars	4 – 5 (SO)	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
32	22 May	16:15	Newcastle North Stars	2–5	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
33	22 May	17:00	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	6–3	Sydney Bears	Penrith
34	28 May	16:30	Sydney Ice Dogs	0–2	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
35	28 May	17:00	Melbourne Ice	4–5	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
36	28 May	17:45	Canberra Knights	5–4	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
37	29 May	16:15	Sydney Ice Dogs	3–9	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
38	29 May	16:30	Canberra Knights	2–7	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
39	29 May	17:00	Melbourne Ice	8–1	Sydney Bears	Penrith

June

Game	Date	Time	Away	Score	Home	Location	Attendance
40	2 June	20:00	Mustangs IHC	1–5	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
41	4 June	16:00	Mustangs IHC	5–8	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
42	4 June	17:00	Sydney Bears	5 – 4 (SO)	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle	800
43	4 June	17:30	Sydney Ice Dogs	8–4	Canberra Knights	Canberra
44	4 June	17:45	Adelaide Adrenaline	3 – 2 (SO)	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
45	5 June	16:00	Mustangs IHC	4–6	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
46	5 June	16:15	Adelaide Adrenaline	2–4	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
47	5 June	17:00	Canberra Knights	6–8	Sydney Bears	Penrith
48	11 June	17:30	Mustangs IHC	5–2	Canberra Knights	Canberra
49	12 June	17:00	Canberra Knights	3–9	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
50	12 June	17:00	Mustangs IHC	1–8	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
51	18 June	16:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	5–0	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
52	18 June	17:00	Mustangs IHC	4–9	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle	900
53	18 June	17:30	Melbourne Ice	7–4	Canberra Knights	Canberra
54	19 June	16:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	4–3	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
55	19 June	17:00	Melbourne Ice	7–3	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
56	19 June	17:00	Mustangs IHC	3 – 4 (SO)	Sydney Bears	Penrith
57	25 June	16:30	Sydney Bears	3–6	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
58	25 June	17:00	Newcastle North Stars	7–4	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
59	25 June	17:30	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	10–3	Canberra Knights	Canberra
60	25 June	17:45	Melbourne Ice	7–3	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
61	26 June	16:45	Sydney Bears	2–3	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
62	26 June	17:30	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	5–7	Canberra Knights	Canberra

July

Game	Date	Time	Away	Score	Home	Location	Attendance	Recap
63	2 July	16:30	Melbourne Ice	5 – 6 (SO)	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
64	2 July	17:00	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	0–5	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
65	2 July	17:30	Newcastle North Stars	4–14	Canberra Knights	Canberra
66	3 July	16:30	Melbourne Ice	2 – 3 (SO)	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
67	3 July	17:00	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	7–5	Sydney Bears	Penrith
68	9 July	16:00	Sydney Ice Dogs	1–7	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
69	9 July	16:30	Mustangs IHC	3–5	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
70	9 July	17:00	Newcastle North Stars	4–2	Sydney Bears	Penrith
71	9 July	17:45	Canberra Knights	2–8	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
72	10 July	16:00	Sydney Ice Dogs	5 – 0^[I]	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast	—	—
73	10 July	16:45	Canberra Knights	5–8	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
74	10 July	16:30	Mustangs IHC	4 – 3 (SO)	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
75	16 July	17:00	Melbourne Ice	4–3	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
76	16 July	17:00	Sydney Ice Dogs	6–4	Sydney Bears	Penrith
77	16 July	17:30	Adelaide Adrenaline	4–6	Canberra Knights	Canberra
78	17 July	17:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	1–3	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
79	17 July	17:00	Melbourne Ice	8–4	Sydney Bears	Penrith
80	23 July	16:00	Sydney Bears	4 – 5 (SO)	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
81	23 July	16:30	Newcastle North Stars	5–3	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
82	23 July	17:30	Mustangs IHC	2–8	Canberra Knights	Canberra
83	24 July	16:00	Sydney Bears	2–5	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
84	24 July	16:15	Newcastle North Stars	4–6	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
85	24 July	17:00	Mustangs IHC	1–3	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
86	30 July	17:00	Canberra Knights	0–4	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
87	30 July	17:00	Sydney Bears	2–5	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
88	30 July	17:45	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	2 – 3 (SO)	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
89	31 July	16:15	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	6–4	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
90	31 July	17:00	Sydney Ice Dogs	4 – 3 (SO)	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
91	31 July	17:00	Canberra Knights	3–2	Sydney Bears	Penrith

^ I Game was forfeited due to poor ice conditions.^[5]

August

Game	Date	Time	Away	Score	Home	Location
92	6 August	16:00	Melbourne Ice	3–5	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
93	6 August	16:30	Sydney Bears	1–10	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
94	6 August	17:30	Sydney Ice Dogs	6–4	Canberra Knights	Canberra
95	6 August	17:45	Newcastle North Stars	3–2	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
96	7 August	16:00	Melbourne Ice	5–3	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	Gold Coast
97	7 August	16:15	Sydney Bears	2–3	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
98	7 August	16:30	Newcastle North Stars	3 – 2 (SO)	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
99	13 August	17:00	Sydney Bears	0–7	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
100	13 August	17:30	Adelaide Adrenaline	7–4	Canberra Knights	Canberra
101	13 August	17:45	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	1–6	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
102	14 August	16:15	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	4–2	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
103	14 August	17:00	Sydney Ice Dogs	1–3	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
104	14 August	17:00	Adelaide Adrenaline	7–3	Sydney Bears	Penrith
105	20 August	17:00	Canberra Knights	2–3	Sydney Ice Dogs	Liverpool
106	21 August	17:00	Sydney Ice Dogs	4–2	Sydney Bears	Penrith
107	27 August	16:30	Canberra Knights	5–7	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
108	27 August	17:00	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	4–2	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle
109	27 August	17:45	Sydney Ice Dogs	6 – 5 (SO)	Melbourne Ice	Melbourne
110	28 August	16:15	Canberra Knights	2–5	Mustangs IHC	Melbourne
111	28 August	16:30	Sydney Ice Dogs	2–4	Adelaide Adrenaline	Adelaide
112	28 August	17:00	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	1–2	Newcastle North Stars	Newcastle

Standings

	Qualified for the playoffs

Team	GP	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	GDF	PCT	PTS
Melbourne Ice	28	18	3	5	2	146	93	+53	0.774	65
Newcastle North Stars	28	18	1	3	6	132	106	+26	0.702	59
Sydney Ice Dogs	28	17	2	0	9	124	90	+34	0.655	55
Adelaide Adrenaline	28	12	5	2	9	117	94	+23	0.571	48
Gold Coast Blue Tongues	28	13	1	2	12	120	115	+5	0.512	43
Mustangs IHC	28	8	2	1	17	107	132	−23	0.345	29
Canberra Knights	28	8	0	0	20	119	167	−48	0.286	24
Sydney Bears	28	2	2	3	21	83	151	−68	0.155	13

Source

Playoffs

The 2011 playoffs started on 3 September 2011, with the Goodall Cup final being held on 4 September 2011. Following the end of the regular season the top four teams advance to the playoff series. Melbourne Ice who finished first in the standings was drawn against the Adelaide Adrenaline who finished fourth, while the other semi-final was played between the second and third ranked teams Newcastle North Stars and Sydney Ice Dogs. The series was a single game elimination with the two winning semi-finalists advancing to the Goodall Cup final. All three games were held at the National Ice Sports Centre (Icehouse) in Melbourne, Victoria.^[14] The Melbourne Ice won the Goodall Cup for the second year in a row after defeating the Newcastle North Stars in the final. Joseph Hughes of the Melbourne Ice was named the finals MVP.^[16]

Semifinals			Final


1	Melbourne Ice	8

4	Adelaide Adrenaline	3
			Melbourne Ice	3

			Newcastle North Stars	2
3	Newcastle North Stars	5

2	Sydney Ice Dogs	2

All times are UTC+10:00

Semi-finals

3 September 2011
16:00

Melbourne Ice

8–3
(3–2, 3–0, 2–1)

Adelaide Adrenaline

Icehouse, Melbourne
Attendance: 1250


Stuart Denman	Goalies	Olivier Martin	Referee: Jamie Miller Linesmen: Keith Unwin Greg Madsen
6:59 – Hughes (Baclig, Perreault) (PP) 10:37 – Armstrong (Hughes, Powell) (PP) 12:28 – Webster (Aduba) 22:33 – Armstrong 25:12 – Aduba (Powell, Baclig) 26:21 – Baclig (Armstrong, Powell) 38:48 – Hughes (Aduba) 43:13 – Armstrong (Hughes)	0 – 1 1 – 1 2 – 1 2 – 2 3 – 2 4 – 2 5 – 2 6 – 2 7 – 2 7 – 3 8 – 3	1:08 – Scarbrough (Oddy) 12:04 – Delsar (Huxley, Harding) 41:15 – Rezek (Harding)
6 min	Penalties	8 min
29	Shots	15

3 September 2011
19:30

Newcastle North Stars

5–2
(1–0, 2–1, 2–1)

Sydney Ice Dogs

Icehouse, Melbourne
Attendance: 958


Matthew Ezzy	Goalies	James Herbert	Referee: Jeff Scott Linesmen: Tim Bell Daryl Hamilton
2:22 – Chwedoruk (Cartwright, Bales) 20:10 – Bales (Thauwald, Chwedoruk) 26:48 – Chwedoruk (Cartwright) 30:24 – Cartwright (Starke, Bales) 43:15 – Cartwright (Starke) (EN)	1 – 0 1 – 1 2 – 1 3 – 1 4 – 1 4 – 2 5 – 2	16:15 – Stephenson 39:28 – Monaghan (Helmbrecht, Manco)
51 min	Penalties	53 min
17	Shots	36

Final

4 September 2011
16:00

Melbourne Ice

3–2
(1–1, 1–0, 1–1)

Newcastle North Stars

Icehouse, Melbourne
Attendance: 1400


Stuart Denman	Goalies	Matthew Ezzy	Referee: Jeff Scott Linesmen: Tim Bell Daryl Hamilton
10:14 – Armstrong (Powell) 16:49 – Hughes (Perreault, Aduba) 40:25 – Webster (Hughes)	0 – 1 1 – 1 2 – 1 3 – 1 3 – 2	6:44 – Cartwright (Thauwald, Bales) 43:00 – Chwedoruk (Thauwald, Cartwright) (PP)
6 min	Penalties	4 min
32	Shots	13

Statistics

Scoring leaders

List shows the ten top skaters sorted by points, then goals.^[17]

Player	Team	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	POS
DeBoer !Addison DeBoer	Canberra Knights	28	32	53	85	50	F
Ouellette !Brit Ouellette	Canberra Knights	26	32	45	77	62	F
Cartwright, PeterPeter Cartwright	Newcastle North Stars	28	36	39	75	24	F
Amado, MattMatt Amado	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	27	42	27	69	67	F
Baclig !Jason Baclig	Melbourne Ice	28	36	32	68	20	F
Bales !Brian Bales	Newcastle North Stars	28	34	31	65	26	F
Falk !Tobias Falk	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	28	29	36	65	26	F
Chwedoruk, JustinJustin Chwedoruk	Newcastle North Stars	28	28	29	57	72	F
Hughes, JosephJoseph Hughes	Melbourne Ice	28	25	31	56	121	F
McRae !Mike McRae	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	24	19	34	53	87	F

Leading goaltenders

Only the top five goaltenders, based on save percentage with a minimum of ten games played.^[18]

Player	Team	MIP	SOG	GA	GAA	SVS%	SO
Fiveash !Luke Fiveash	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	540	343	38	3.17	88.9	0
Ezzy, MatthewMatthew Ezzy	Newcastle North Stars	1221	800	92	3.39	88.5	1
Martin, OlivierOlivier Martin	Adelaide Adrenaline	1159	671	82	3.18	87.8	2
Anderson !Chris J. Anderson	Gold Coast Blue Tongues	450	340	47	4.70	86.2	0
Baerg !Sheldon Baerg	Sydney Bears	950	755	109	5.16	85.6	0

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