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		<title>From the Times: Bouncing back from rock bottom</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Feb 2012 16:02:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Bouncing back from rock bottom Winter Hawks find their game with two wins to clinch fourth &#160; It was like night and day. Whatever switch the Cambridge Winter Hawks had turned off since the Christmas break got flipped back on last weekend, as they shutout the Listowel Cyclones 4-0 on Saturday at the Galt Arena Gardens and edged Kitchener 3-2 on Sunday. The win, combined with Guelph’s 8-5 loss to Brantford on Saturday, clinched fourth-place in the standings for the Winter Hawks. They will host Guelph in the first round of the playoffs. The players that showed up against the Cyclones didn’t look anything like the team that’s been haunting the Gardens since 2012 rolled around. They hit, took a lot of shots and basically played a steady, 60-minute game. Winter Hawks head coach Peter Crosby said the team basically hit rock bottom against Waterloo on Feb. 5. Leading 4-1 in the second period, the Winter Hawks gave up three goals to let the Siskins tie the game going into the third period. Cambridge turned things around and won that game 6-4. “Before the third period we had a team discussion about, enough of this; enough’s enough. Let’s turn the corner and get back to the kind of hockey we can play,” Crosby said, sounding much more chipper than he did after last Saturday’s loss to Guelph. “I don’t think there’s a team in this league that we can’t compete with and beat. I think when these guys believe that, they hold true to that. “We had a heck of a week in practices. The guys came ready to go; they know what we went through. It was tough and a gut check for all of us. As bad as I was feeling last week, they were feeling just as bad.” The difference was the fact that the Winter Hawks played an up-tempo game and didn’t let their foot off the pedal. After going up 1-0 just 17 seconds into the game on a Darcy Meyer’s goal, Brandon Zimmerman, Josh Timpano and Ryan Clarke added to the lead in the second period. “That was the game plan. Get in there for 60 minutes, find that extra gear that we have and go for it,” Crosby said. Against Kitchener, Meyer, Christian Barnard and Cody Gratton scored for the Winter Hawks. &#160; Courtesy of Bill Doucet at the Cambridge Times. See the original article here. &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>From the Record: Kings down Siskins</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 13 Feb 2012 13:46:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Kings down Siskins The Elmira Sugar Kings turned up the heat in the third period to win 3-1 over the Waterloo Siskins Sunday night in Elmira in GOJHL action. The teams were tied late in the second before the Kings rallied for the win on goals from Brett Priestap and Brett Catto. The Cambridge Winter Hawks held on to win 3-2 over the Kitchener Dutchmen Sunday afternoon in Kitchener. After a scoreless first period the Dutchmen’s Aaron Duggan gave Kitchener a brief lead but the Hawks came back with three straight goals. Phil Edgar scored to bring the Dutchies within a goal midway through the final period but Hawks goaltender Lucas Machalski held strong to secure the win. Cambridge sits behind Elmira in fourth place in the conference. The Listowel Cyclones were blanked 4-0 by Cambridge on Saturday. &#160; See the original article here. &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>Happy Friday and Tomorrow Night!</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Feb 2012 16:04:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Happy Friday Kid Zone Members; &#160; This weekend, Heart and Stroke will be dropping the puck, and well represented at the Winter Hawks game. Ryerson Elementary school has taken their school fundraiser to the next level, and will be invading Galt Arena in full force. Expect this weekend’s crowd to be lively and excited, especially with all of our Kidz Zone members there! &#160; A reminder that this weekend’s game is the second last in the Kidz Zone Attendance Race. There are still quite a few members who have attended all the games in the Attendance Race to date, so it will be an exciting finish for the top three prizes! &#160; At the game, we’ll have a Guess the Jar contest, where we’ve loaded up a jar full of valentine’s chocolates and whoever guesses the amount inside wins! We will also have some thrilling Winter Hawks trivia, and a come-one-come-all Kidz Zone giveaway, where you’ll enter a ballot to win! &#160; Bring your sweetheart or you best friend! If you see our photographer, try and get a snapshot! Best looking group (or pair) of Kidz Zone members might just wind up on our website! &#160; Game time is 7pm at the Galt Arena Gardens. Cambridge is hosting Listowel, which is sure to be an exciting game! &#160; See you at the game! &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>How many want to win and how many have the will to win</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Feb 2012 20:43:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[How many want to win and how many have the will to win?  That is a question I put to my senior classes at PDHS as well as our Winter Hawk players at different moments throughout this season.  It’s a question that helps us understand really what it is going to take for everyone in our organization to put forth a winning environment which breeds success and sustains that same success over time. &#160; We all want to win at something; whether that be at our jobs or in sports or with our families raising and encouraging our kids to do and be the best they can at their chosen fields.  With us in the Winter Hawk organization its about wanting to be a winning program.  However, what does that mean?  Is success just merely measured on wins versus losses or does it encompass all other aspects that go into a winning organization?  IE., player development, team development, scholarships, OHL graduation, personal and team accomplishments, coaching, medical personnel, team support staff (equipment, tickets, game day staff, media, etc), management and ownership. &#160; Obviously it’s the latter.  Everyone working within our organization contributes to the success of our program!  No one any less or more than another.  However, they must possess the ‘Will’ to win!  That ‘will’ is defined by the ability players and staff alike have to sacrifice, commit and pay the price to achieve a high standard of performance.  Basically, how much do you want it and how hard are you willing to work for it! &#160; In the case of our players, its about their ability to mentally and physically ‘buy in’ and commit to the rigors of training and competing at all times during on and off ice practice, games and the lead up to those activities.  Its having the mental aptitude to be able to ‘pay the price’ and overcome your fears when needed.  Its having the ability to fully trust the system and your teammates.  Its really all about RESPECT and TRUST. &#160; Our boys have this in them.  It doesn’t always show throughout the full 51 game season but its there.  Heading into our last 6 games of the season and preparing for play-offs it has to be present.  I am confident the ‘will to win’ is with this special group of young men! &#160; You know the old saying, “it takes a community to raise a child.”  Well for us it takes a complete organization to produce a winner!  It’s about the “Will!” &#160; &#160; Pete Crosby &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>From the Times: Frustration setting in for Hawks</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:06:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Frustration setting in for Hawks Cambridge loses to first-round playoff opponent There was a big F-bomb being thrown around at the Galt Arena Gardens on Saturday – frustration. The Cambridge Winter Hawks were left rubbing their temples after losing 5-4 to their likely first round playoff opponents, the Guelph Hurricanes. It was another performance that should have produced a collective sigh from the dressing room, as the Winter Hawks suffered their first loss of the season to Guelph, in a game they should have won if it weren’t for mistakes on the back end that turned into goals. “We’re not doing anything that we did before Christmas,” said head coach Pete Crosby on Saturday, emerging from the dressing room after a lengthy speech to the team. “We’re getting away from the simple game that makes us successful. “I’m frustrated. If it was one game out of nine, fine, but it’s been eight games out of nine. The only game we played any semblance of a full game was the overtime loss in our building against Elmira.” The frustration continued on Sunday, as the Winter Hawks blew a 4-1 lead to the Waterloo Siskins, only to play a sound third period for a 6-4 win. That might be the 20 minutes the Winter Hawks are looking for to start getting back on the winning side. Since the Christmas break they are 4-5-1. Though they’ve pretty well locked down fourth place, no team wants to be looking for answers on how to win heading into the post season. Crosby said the players are going to have to dig deep within themselves to get back to the brand of hockey that made them so successful in the first 35 games. They have six games left to find the answer. “Whatever helps those guys reach whatever goal it is they want to reach, good, but it’s not a fun ride right now,” Crosby said. On Saturday, the Winter Hawks looked like they had fight in them to start the game, erasing Nic MacEachern’s opening goal with power-play markers by Marselis Subban and Ryan Clarke to give Cambridge a 2-1 lead. The tide turned after that, as the Winter Hawks dominated possession of the puck, but their shots looked like someone moved the net three feet to the right. MacEachern tied the game and then gave his team the lead in the third, outhustling a defenceman to the net and poking a pass by Lucas Machalski. Machalski was pulled three minutes later when he misplayed the puck behind the net, allowing Mike Iacocca’s wraparound. Michael Christou brought the home squad within one, but Andrew Coupland had Brandon Stewart beat him on his left side and snap a shot past Brendan Gorecki. Brennon Pearce finished the scoring with seven seconds remaining. &#160; Courtesy of Bill Doucet at the Cambridge Times. See the original article here! &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>Skate with the Hawks, HAWK-ey Day and more!</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Jan 2012 19:56:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hey Kidz Zone Members! &#160; This weekend we’re inviting you to take part in Most Decorated Fan 2.0 and Loudest Fan 2.0! Since it’s Skate with the Hawks Night, we want you to strut your stuff! Wear your best Winter Hawks gear (Red, Black and White baby!), bring out your noise makers and your voices, and show us what you’re made of! The Most Decorated Fan 2.0 will win two tickets to the see the Toronto Maple Leafs, while the Loudest Fan 2.0 will receive a $50 Gift Certificate for the Cambridge Centre. The first 150 kids through the door, this Saturday, will receive a very special gift courtesy of our friends at Cambridge and North Dumfries Hydro. Cambridge is taking on the pesky Listowel Cyclones, who have seemed to have our number this year. Let’s show them what our fans are made of, and lift the boys to a victory! &#160; Next weekend is HAWK-EY Day, and HAWK-EY Night! The Winter Hawks and the Cambridge Farmer’s Market are teaming up to give you the chance to play a little road hockey with the Winter Hawks, take part in some skills games, win some great prizes, and enjoy some one on one time with the Winter Hawks. Next Saturday, February 4th, from 9am to 1pm, the Winter Hawks will be taking over the Market, located on Dickson St. at Ainslie St.. That night we will be giving away some cool prizes from the road hockey game, and much more! Don’t miss out! See you at the game! &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>From the Times: Unproductive weekend for Hawks</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:59:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Unproductive weekend for Hawks Cambridge can’t steal a point from two teams &#160; You have to go way back to recall a weekend when the Cambridge Winter Hawks didn’t receive at least one point. It was actually Oct. 1 and 2 when they lost back-to-back games to Listowel and Brantford. This time, the fourth-place Winter Hawks were shutout of the points’ column by the Waterloo Siskins and Elmira Sugar Kings. The Siskins shocked Cambridge with a 4-2 win on Saturday at the Galt Arena Gardens, before the Sugar Kings beat the Winter Hawks 4-1 on home ice on Sunday afternoon. Saturday’s loss was only their third defeat at the hands teams below them in the standings, with the other two courtesy of Listowel. The flipside is that the last time the Winter Hawks didn’t grab a point on a weekend, they went on an 8-2 tear in their next 10 games. “Saturday’s game was the same as every other game after Christmas, where we seem to be on a downturn,” said head coach Peter Crosby. “But (Sunday), we played with a more team approach and worked hard. We utilized our talent within the team structure and our systems.” Crosby cited his team for too much individual play on Saturday, and in other games since Christmas, and it finally came back to bite them. At this point in the season though, the players know the systems and just have to implement them. It’s that structure that’s allowed them to beat Brantford and Elmira this season, according to Crosby. “We have all the things set in place, we just have to pull the trigger and do it. I think everybody is fighting that white elephant in the room right now since things aren’t going well, but it’s how we respond that matters.” Despite Sunday’s loss, it was a step in the right direction for the team. Though they’ve gone 2-4 since Christmas, the Winter Hawks only face teams above them in the standings two more times, with one game left against both Brantford and Stratford. They also have one more game against their likely first round playoff opponent, Guelph, on Feb. 4. “We have 10 games left to start playing and preparing for the playoffs,” said Crosby, adding that should they get by the first round, they’ll most likely face either Brantford, Stratford or Elmira. “We have to be ready for three teams that are big, strong and have veteran experience. Against those teams, we have to be almost perfect in what we do.” The Winter Hawks will get a chance to turn things around Saturday when they face Listowel at 7 p.m. at the Galt Arena Gardens. Brock Campbell and Darcy Meyer scored against Waterloo, while Meyer scored against the Sugar Kings. &#160; Courtesy of Bill Doucet at the Cambridge Times. See the original article here.]]></description>
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		<title>High School Night, Skate with the Hawks night, and PRIZES!</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Jan 2012 14:53:24 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hey Kidz Zone members and families! This weekend is High School night, presented by the Winter Hawks. All High School students with school ID will receive a special ticket price at the door. We will also be celebrating the life of Rich Nichols. Giveaways! All Kidz Zone members will have a chance to win one of 6 pairs of tickets to see the Cambridge Winter Hawks take on the Elmira Sugar Kings in Elmira, Sunday January 22nd. It is Elmira’s Honour the Veteran’s game. General admission will also have a chance to win on of 10 pairs of tickets to the very same game. There will be a giveaway opportunity on Facebook, and with the 5000 Winter Hawk tweet on Twitter. Make sure to like the Winter Hawks on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CambridgeWinterhawks and to follow all the game action on Twitter: http://twitter.com/cwinterhawks We will also have a pair of Toronto Maple Leafs tickets to give away to one lucky Kidz Zone member. Fill out a ballet at the Kidz Zone booth with the three Cambridge Winter Hawks All Star Players, and the first ballot drawn with the correct 3 All Stars wins! Next weekend is Skate with the Hawks night. Another pair of Leafs tickets, as well as a 50$ Gift Certificate for the Cambridge Centre, will be given away to the Most Decorated Fan and the Loudest Fan on that night. Also remember to bring you skates to go for a skate with your Winter Hawks after the game. The Cambridge Winter Hawks encourage all participants to wear proper safety gear when enjoying on ice activities. &#160; See you at the game! &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>From the Times: Cambridge quiet at deadline</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Jan 2012 13:19:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cambridge quiet at deadline There wasn’t a deadline deal by the Cambridge Winter Hawks to land the veteran defenceman they were looking for. No matter, according to general manager Ken Jeysman, as the team is in a better position by standing pat at that Jan. 10 Ontario Hockey Association trade deadline. “There was nothing that fit,” Jeysman said. “The thing with us is that we’re so young and they were just asking for too much for a rental player.” As the Christmas break approached and the Winter Hawks added Brock Campbell from the Kitchener Dutchmen, Jeysman’s wish list for players was down to a scoring forward and a veteran blue-liner. Snagging free agent Brett Gibson on Jan. 3 fit the scoring bill, as he had 39 points (15 goals, 24 assists) in 50 games with the Kitchener Dutchmen and Waterloo Siskins. But when it came to a defenceman, Jeysman said he wasn’t going to sell the farm for a defenceman that he’d probably only have this season. Especially when the Winter Hawks only lose three players to overage at the end of this campaign. “I didn’t think it was worth it, giving up too much for one player. Especially since we have so many players coming back (next season).” He added that the current lineup showed what they could do on Saturday when they lost 3-2 to Elmira in a shootout. “We played Elmira’s full team, missing three of our players, and we stood up pretty well. Systematically, we stacked up very well,” he said. “I think we are where we are, which isn’t a bad thing. That’s probably one of the tightest rooms I’ve ever seen. These boys go to wall for each other and they like their coach.” The Winter Hawks have one card left and two deadlines to go. The import free agent signing date of Jan. 25 means nothing to the team as they don’t have any import cards remaining, but the signing deadline for local free agents is Feb. 10. The pickings are usually pretty slim and historically, the Winter Hawks have done little at that point of the season. “Odds are, this is pretty well it, unless something magically pops up. But I doubt.” There is a wildcard in the scenario as defenceman Dexter Weber, who was sent down to midget to free up a card in case they could land a veteran rearguard, is in the Winter Hawks plans this season. He can AP as a midget and join the team once his midget season is over. He has size and speed, and never looked out of place in Junior B. He was one of the reasons Jeysman didn’t feel the need to pull the trigger on Jan. 10 unless a deal was too good to refuse. “I looked at it as looking at pieces of a puzzle and everything has to fit. I think what some teams have done this year is just gone out and looked for the best player possible and I don’t know if it’s going to work when it’s all said and done.” “We are where we are and that’s it. We just want everybody healthy and that’s the key.” &#160; Courtesy of Bill Doucet at the Cambridge Times. Read the original article here. &#160; &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>All three Hawks lead way at All Star Game</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It was a night of killer instinct for the Winter Hawks. At the Dan Snyder Memorial Arena, in Elmira, Cambridge Winter Hawks&#8217; Josh Timpano, Michael Christou, and Ryan Clarke represented the black, red and white, on the Midwestern Conference All Star team. In the first of two contests, the Midwest took the first game by a score of 6-5. Teamed up on the same line, Christou, Clarke and Timpano went to work on Golden Horseshoe netminders Brad Pope (St. Catherine&#8217;s Falcons) and Matt Coulombe (Welland Canadians). On a beauty tic-tac-toe play against Pope, Timpano and Clarke fed Christou on the backdoor, putting away the second period tying score. Christou&#8217;s first goal of this All Star game signaled the threat this line could be against the Golden Horseshoe. Earlier, Golden Horseshoe conference defense men were physically tangling up Christou and Timpano. Generally, All Star games at this level lack that certain physicality. It was clear that Christou, Clarke and Timpano were going to be all over the net, all night. Bouncing back after Christou&#8217;s goal in the second, the Golden Horseshoe&#8217;s Riley Jakobschuk and Mike Marquis put away two scores to keep the Golden Horseshoe on top of the Midwest,  5-3, into the third period. But the ex-fishbowl combo of Timpano and Christou struck again, thanks to a feeder pass from Clarke, where Christou again put away a pivotal goal, to cut the Horse&#8217;s lead to 5-4. His score notched the TSN Turning Point, where Trent Hawke (Brantford Golden Eagles), and Andrew Smith (Elmira Sugar Kings), would put away goals of their own to lift the Midwestern to a 6-5 decision. Around the league: uncustomary to All Star games, the Midwest vs Golden Horseshoe game witnessed a scrap between Calvin Thomson (Stratford Cullitons) and Cam McLean (Niagara Falls Canucks), where McLean ended up getting the worser. Apparently not connecting the fight strap on the All Star jersey was not a priority, as Thomson pulled the wool over McLean&#8217;s eyes, and fed a few good shots to the back of McLean&#8217;s head. Both got two minutes for slashing, five for fighting, and a game misconduct. Canucks teammate, Ryan Wiley also received a game ejection for abuse of an official.]]></description>
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