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Summerside. While the combatants fought, no one else seemed interested in fighting, instead shouting at each other from a short distance. Then, a Summerside player approached the Woodstock bench, where he speared a player on the bench. This produced a bench-clearing brawl, which resulted in nine suspensions (totaling 28 games) between the two teams, as well as fines for both head coaches and both teams.
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boards to enter the fray. In total, the two teams combined for 170 penalty minutes, with 15 minor penalties, 6 major penalties, two ten-minute misconducts and 9 game misconducts being handed out by the official. Furthermore, suspensions were given to three
Summerside players (totaling 18 games), two Woodstock players (one totaling 10 games, the other 8 games) and both teams' head coaches (Summerside 5 games, Woodstock 2 games).
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Mariner's goalie Charles Grant (the eventual playoff MVP) with a wrap around to win the game and the Slammers' third Kent Cup championship.
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configuration with a band of green below it. The away jersey was green with black bands from shoulder to elbow. The two stripes below the black band were gold above white, each of equal width. At the bottom of the jersey, there were a gold and white pair of stripes with a black band below them. These jerseys also had the original
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green starting at the collar. The collar itself has laces (in keeping with the vintage design) and the bottom of the jersey has a white then black stripe (in descending order) to the bottom of the jersey. The logo is a circle containing the team name around the
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Slammers took a three to one lead in the series, then lost the next two games, leading to game seven in Woodstock's Carleton Civic Centre. The capacity crowd watched as the team honoured former captain Justin Bowers by retiring his #9 jersey, the third number to be retired
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in the finals, the Slammers came back from another 2–0 deficit and took a 3–2 lead into the third period. However, after receiving three straight penalties in the third period the Slammers lost the lead and the game 4–3, ending their season as the number two team in Canadian junior "A" hockey, their
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3–2 to finish the round-robin in first place (3–0–0) and advanced straight to the finals. Facing Nepean in the finals, the Slammers finished the first 40 minutes of the game in a tie with the Raiders. 2:19 into the third period Sam Caldwell beat Matt Zawadzki to give the Slammers the 3–2 lead. The
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5–2 in Miramichi. This President's Cup was the third straight for the Slammers, setting a franchise record and giving them home ice advantage throughout the playoffs. The Slammers then went on through the first two rounds, sweeping both the
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champion Bears to go to the championship tournament themselves. The Slammers won the Don Johnson Cup and, three years later, left the defunct NBJBHL to join the MJAHL, while their rivals moved to the
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Slammers then killed three penalties thanks in large part to shot blocking and the outstanding performance of goaltender Matt Murphy (who stopped 42 of 44 shots) to win the game and their first ever
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328:Charlottetown Abbies
263:Summerside Red Wings
249:and moved on to the
3352:Muddy River Rollers
3268:Edmundston Blizzard
3244:Saint John Sea Dogs
3043:Moncton Fisher Cats
2802:Edmundston Blizzard
2222:Jonny Erbs, 2016–17
2195:Dan Dooley, 2006–08
1664:Division Semi-final
1547:Division Semi-final
660:Burlington, Vermont
337:, for their second
335:Brockville, Ontario
255:Cape Breton Alpines
3278:Grand Falls Rapids
3263:Campbellton Tigers
3052:Fredericton Royals
3046:Saint John Alpines
2903:Woodstock Slammers
2888:Saint John Alpines
2842:West Kent Steamers
2812:Grand Falls Rapids
2797:Campbellton Tigers
2262:September 19, 2008
1966:Princeville Titans
1640:Campbellton Tigers
1615:Campbellton Tigers
1504:Restigouche Tigers
736:
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656:Bay State Breakers
650:Bay State Breakers
607:Campbellton Tigers
512:Grand Falls Rapids
478:games per season.
392:Campbellton Tigers
239:
229:The junior B years
218:Grand Falls Rapids
182:Woodstock Slammers
142:Grand Falls Rapids
132:Woodstock Slammers
22:Woodstock Slammers
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2291:Lachlan MacIntosh
2192:Jeff Conrad, 2006
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578:
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347:Terrebonne Cobras
343:Brockville Braves
320:Yarmouth Mariners
301:Pembroke, Ontario
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161:2006, 2010, 2012
123:Franchise history
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2878:Dieppe Commandos
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453:Portage Terriers
448:Humboldt Broncos
416:Kanata Stallions
371:Amherst Ramblers
305:Hawkesbury Hawks
290:The Tatarnic era
281:Move to junior A
247:Richibucto Bears
173:NBJBHL Champions
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