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Jayce Dorman, a 13-year-old Farragut Middle School seventh-grader, is willing to absorb a high degree of punishment for his love of hockey.
Literally half the size of many other players he battled during a Wednesday, Jan. 6, “stick and puck” scrimmage in Farragut's Icearium, Jayce said passion outweighs risk.
“I think I'm good enough to play with those kids, it just challenges me more,” said Jayce, a center on Select Bantam Travel team (ages 13-14) who is one of roughly 260 Knoxville Amateur Hockey Association players ages 4 to 18 based at Cool Sports, Home of the Icearium.
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Tread carefully, those who enter the Predators' lair.
Know that one falsely placed foot in the locker room, one sloppy step, may well lead to a fine, a flag or — almost without question — a frown.
It seems that stepping on the Predators logo, which covers roughly 50 or 60 square feet smack dab in the middle of the carpeted floor, has become forbidden over the past couple of seasons.
Punishment depends on the occupation of the offender and the frequency of the violation.
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Former Ice Bears goaltender Ervins Mustokovs was named to the Latvian Olympic Ice Hockey team for the upcoming games in Vancouver.
Mustokovs will be competing with Edgars Masalskis and Sergejs Naumovs for the starting goalie job.
According to HockeyDB.com, Mustokovs dressed in 33 games over two seasons for the Ice Bears, compiling a 17-10-2 record..
The 2010 Vancouver Olympics begin Friday, February 12.
Southern Professional Hockey League commissioner Jim Combs has fined Knoxville coach Marc Rodgers an undisclosed amount Monday for derogatory comments about officiating in the Ice Bears' 4-3 overtime victory at Columbus against the Cottonmouths on Saturday.
"We don't feel it (comments) reflects well on the league," Combs said. "There is a more professional way to handle our officiating problems."
"It was a huge win," Rodgers said after the game. "I think we fought every kind of bad call.
"You can put it in the paper, I'll pay the fine."
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(Knoxville News-Sentinel)
The Knoxville Ice Bears came from behind to score with the goalie pulled to tie to the game on a goal by Frank Furdero. The spunky forward then managed to win the game in overtime to seal the game for the Ice Bears. The game was mired by penalties where Knoxville was sent to the box 13 times for 51 minutes in penalties, giving the opportunistic Cottonmouths two power play goals on seven chances.
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Via Knoxville Ice Bears web site
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