Russ Atteridge: 1980-2000
The Husky Hockey Club's thoughts and prayers are extended out to Russ Atteridge, his family and team-mates at the University of Oregon. Russ' untimely death was a sad day for all of us who had the pleasure of knowing him. His memory will live on through all of us on the ice. Oregon Register Guard news

January 28 & 29, 2000 - HUSKIES SPLIT WITH OREGON - END OREGON'S NW WINNING STREAK
The Huskies split with Oregon and end their winning streak in the Northwest. For a Game Report click here. The Ice Dawgs miss the PAC-8 playoffs by 3 points and end up 5th in the league. For a Report from the UW Daily, Headline: Huskies end season on high note. Subhead line: HOCKEY: Ice Dawgs finally beats Ducks after three long years of frustration - by Amirav Davy, The Daily

January 21 & 22, '00 - HUSKY HOCKEY DROPS TWO TO THE DUCKS
The Husky Hockey team dropped two in a row to the University of Oregon Ducks, dashing their hopes to travel to the PAC-8 championships. For a Game Report, click here.

January 14 & 15, '00 - HUSKY HOCKEY SWEEPS WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
The Husky Hockey team took two games away from the WSU Cougars this weekend, resulting in the Ice Dawgs to move up in the PAC-8 rankings. For a Game Report, click here.

January 7 & 8, '00 - HUSKY HOCKEY TAKES DOWN EASTERN WASHINGTON
The Ice Dawgs crush the new Eastern Washington ice hockey club team. Husky Hockey beat the Eagles 10-1 and 7-0.
For the UW Daily article, click here

December 4 & 5, '99 BRUINS SQUEEK BY HUSKIES
The Huskies dropped two games to the UCLA Bruins in El Segundo, CA, the second place team in the Pac-8 and ranked 10th in the ACHA-West league. The games came down to the last few minutes, but the Bruins prevailed 5-4 in both matches. Despite the loss of team captain, Sam Kim, in the first minutes of the first game, in which he broke his collarbone from a hit from behind, the Huskies played solid, tight hockey both offensively and defensively. However it was the Huskies defense that shined to shut UCLA's numerous rushes. Defensemen Brian Smith, Steve Savage, Len Kandt, Mike Woods, Jim Helfield and fresher Kyle Bastien kept the team rolling with their best play of the season. The Huskies out shot the Bruins on an average and goaltender Scott Southard made big plays on each offensive attack. But the Ice Dawgs could not put it home and continued to battle back to tie the games periodically, after consistently going down by 1 or 2 goals.

November 22, '99 - HUSKIES DOWN NORTHERN ARIZONA
UW beats NAU 5-3 and 6-4.

November 17, '99 - POWER PLAY: TWO WOMEN LEAD THE FISCALLY SHORT-HANDED UW MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM
Seattle Times' article on the Husky Hockey Team or visit the Seattle Times' article about how Arizona's Club Provides Perfect Example of Club Success.

November 15, '99 - UW POUNDS GONZAGA
Husky Hockey takes down Gonzaga 8-2 and 13-3 in ACHA action. Click Here for the UW Daily article or game report. 

November 12, '99 - UW COACHES TO START ACHA WOMEN'S DIVISION
Head coach Cindy Dayley and assistant coach Zoe Harris have been named co-vice presidents of the new ACHA's Women's Division, slated to start in 2000-2001. The new division will include a national championship and polling for women's collegiate club teams in the United States.

Josh Brandwene, ACHA president said, "The ACHA is very pleased to be involved with the growth of women's ice hockey in the United States. We feel the addition of a Women's Division will only enhance our reputation as an organization, and add even more credibility to our level of hockey."

Harris said, "We hope that the inclusion under a nationally recognized association will not only allow for a national championship for women's club teams, but will also legitimatize the organization and development of women's club ice hockey at the university level." Dayley also added, "The ACHA lends credibility to its programs through national sponsorships, promotion and adherence to certain eligibility standards for its student-athletes."

Tom Pratt, Executive Director of the ACHA said, "The ACHA is leading the way for college hockey expansion in the United States. Our footprint is now coast to coast and border to border. We expect many of our member schools to add a women's program to compete in our new ACHA Women's division. Our schools have been leaders in creating opportunities for students to play competitive college hockey and the Women's Division will be another avenue for them to continue in this tradition."

For a full story visit the ACHA web site. For more information please contact Cindy Dayley at cindydayley@yahoo.com or Zoe Harris at zoeharris@yahoo.com.

October 30, '99 - UW SPLITS WITH WSU ON THE ROAD
Saturday, Nov. 5 Game Report: Despite the fact that the Huskies were missing their Assistant Captain and defenseman, Eli Trokye, who's season was ended the week before with a checking-from-behind hit in the Western Washington game which broke his collar bone and separated his shoulder, the Dawgs crushed WSU 8-2. UW newcomer, Paul Margolis #8, started the scoring 8 minutes into the first period and it was downhill for the WSU Cougars from that point on.

It was a game of doubles with new comers Margolis and Brian Mead #18 each scoring two, and veterans Brian Smith #2, and team Captain Sam Kim #10, also netting two each. Clay Josephy and David Gasperino each assisted on two of the goals as well.

The Huskies outshot the Cougars 35 to 17 with UW Freshman goaltender, Alex Huynh, making big saves throughout the game. On WSU's side, tender Stu Palmer was spectacular, stopping 27 of 35 shots.

Sunday, Nov. 6 Game Report: UW dropped an unexpected game against WSU losing 6-3 after dominating the night before. The cougars scored first at 12:49, yet the Huskies returned the favor at 11:48 when Steve Hyun #15 scooped up a rebound off Marty Boyd's #61 original shot and put it up stairs. UW scored again at 10:47 as Clay Josephy #16 scored unassisted. With the UW leading 2-1 in the first period, they out shot the Cougars 20-4. WSU came out strong in the 2nd period and #17 Matt Cannel scored his first of three for the night. Paul Margolis #8 of the Huskies scored shortly after with a spectacular give and go with Brian Mead #18 from the corner. Yet WSU came rumbling back and scored 2 more unanswered goals. The 2nd period ended with the Huskies down by 1. In the 3rd period the Huskies could not quite put it together despite outshooting the Cougars 18-15. WSU scored 2 and the Dawgs did not return the favor. WSU goaltender, Stu Palmer, had another spectacular game stopping 40 shots in three periods.

October 30, '99 - Husky Drop First Two Against WWU - report by the UW Daily  
Click Here for full details

October 27, '99 - Husky Hockey Moves to Mountlake - reported by the UW Daily
Around the stroke of midnight on Monday and Wednesday evenings, one of UW's best-kept secrets can be found on ice. Instead of Sno-King Ice Arena, were it played last year, the UW Ice Hockey Club will be lacing up its skates at Olympicview Arena in Mountlake Terrace and has set its sights on the Pac-8 Championship. Click Here for the Full Story  

October 29, '99 - Coach Lambright to Open Husky Hockey Season
Former head coach of the UW football team, Jim Lambright, will drop Husky Hockey's ceremonial first puck on Oct. 29th at 10:00pm vs. Western Washington University. 

October 15, '99 - Husky Hockey Roster Set for '99-00 Season
Husky Hockey coaching staff recently announced the '99-00 team line-up. Returning team leaders are captain Sam Kim, assistant captains Clay Josephy, Eli Troyke and Steve Hyun.  Other returning veterans are Jason Adams, Marty Boyd, Trevor Lunde, Kris Ossenkop, Brian Smith and Mike Woods.  Adding great depth to the team is Kyle Bastien from MA, Brian Fialdini from NV, David Gasperino from WA, Alex Huynh from WA, Len Kandt from AB, Paul Margolis from CA, Brian Mead from WA, Sergio Sapeto from WA and Steve Savage from WA

October '99 - Husky Hockey Supports Youth Mentoring Program
The Ice Hockey Club at the UW donated over 200 season tickets to Youth Eastside Services' SUCCESS Mentoring Program. The students and their mentors will receive free admission to all home Husky Hockey games. For more information visit: Youth Eastside Services  

July '99 - Dayley and Harris entered into Hockey Hall of Fame
Head coach Cindy Dayley and assistant coach Zoe Harris were entered into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto, Ontario for being the first women to coach men's collegiate club ice hockey.  The Hall will display the coaches' pictures, jackets, hats, whistles and the team's game program, jersey, sweat shirts, and FOX Sports NW's "Sportfolio" video in the NCAA collegiate section of the Hall.  Currently the items are on the Hall's Road Show.  Dayley was recently mentioned in "Sports Illustrated for Women," the American Hockey Coaches Association's "Stops and Starts," USA Hockey magazine, as well as the "Women of Higher Education" journal.

February '99 - Husky Hockey Ends with 10-Game Winning Streak 
The PAC-8/ACHA UW Hockey team won their last 10 games of the 1998-1999 season, setting many team and clubs records.  The team finished the year with a record of 4-4 in the PAC-8 and 11-6 in the ACHA league.

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