the AHL and Brian O'Neill receiving the Les Cunningham Award as Most Valuable Player. The playoffs saw the Monarchs losing only three games among the Eastern teams, leading to the team's first Richard F. Canning Trophy as conference champions to qualify for the Calder Cup Final. The Monarchs beat the Utica Comets 4–1 to win the Calder Cup in their final season in New Hampshire. They became the first team since the New Brunswick Hawks in 1982 to win the Calder Cup in their last game of existence, and fourth overall (along with the Pittsburgh Hornets in 1967 and the Buffalo Bisons in 1970). Players Team captains Dane Jackson, 2001–2003 Richard Seeley, 2003–2004 Chris Schmidt, 2004–2005 Richard Seeley, 2005–2006 Brendan Buckley, 2006–2007 Jon Klemm, 2007–2008 Gabe Gauthier, 2007–2008 Marty Murray, 2008–2009 Drew Bagnall, 2009–2010 Marc-Andre Cliche, 2010–2013 Andrew Campbell, 2013–2014 Vincent LoVerde, 2014–15 Notable Monarchs Team records Season-by-season results Single-season records Goals: Mike Cammalleri, 46, (2004–05) Assists: Mike Cammalleri, 63, (2004–05) Points: Mike Cammalleri, 109, (2004–05) Penalty minutes: Joe Rullier, 322, (2004–05) GAA: Adam Hauser, 1.93, (2004–05) SV%: Adam Hauser, .933, (2004–05) Career records Career goals: Noah Clarke, 85, (2003–07) Career assists: Gabe Gauthier, 122, (2007–10) Career points: Noah Clarke, 199, (2003–07) Career penalty minutes: Joe Rullier, 844, (2001–05) Career goaltending wins: Martin Jones, 84, (2010–14) Career shutouts: Adam Hauser, 15, (2003–06) Career games: Andrew Campbell, 414, (2009–14) References External links Manchester Monarchs Official Website The Internet Hockey Database - Manchester Monarchs Defunct American Hockey League teams Ice hockey teams in New Hampshire Ice hockey clubs established in 2001 Ice hockey clubs disestablished in 2015 1 2015 disestablishments in New Hampshire