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Rangers Report http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/ A Waterloo Region Record blog on the Kitchener Rangers en-US 2014-11-24T09:19:51-05:00 Weekend split http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/weekend-split.html I think the photo kind of says it all for Sunday's 3-0 loss. It was a bit of a scramble for the Kitchener Rangers, whose 16-game streak of notching at least one point, ended in Guelph. The Rangers salvaged the weekend with a 2-1 win over the Windsor Spitfires on...

I think the photo kind of says it all for Sunday's 3-0 loss.

It was a bit of a scramble for the Kitchener Rangers, whose 16-game streak of notching at least one point, ended in Guelph.

The Rangers salvaged the weekend with a 2-1 win over the Windsor Spitfires on Friday night.

Sunday, the Rangers just couldn't get anything going due, in most part, to a string of penalties that plagued them all game long.

(Thanks to Tony Saxon at the Merc for the fine photo).

Three up:

1. Dawson Carty. Have the Rangers found Franky Palazzese version 2.0? Carty wanted a chance to play a lot and he's earning it. He faced just shy of four minutes of 5-on-3 hockey Sunday and did not allow a goal. And it wasn't one of those two-man advantages where no shots got off. The Storm were all over the Rangers but just couldn't slip one by Carty. This is shaping up to be the addition of the year in the OHL.

2. Penalty killing. It wasn't too long ago that we were talking about how poor the Rangers' PK was. Now, it's ranked 9th in the OHL. Guelph went 0-for-7 on the PP yesterday thanks to a much improved Rangers' special teams unit. Let's single out Curtis Meighan, Frank Hora, Darby Llewellyn and Brent Pedersen for their hard work while a man down.

3. Thomas Welsh. The team got its first look at the new D-man and you know what? He looked just fine. A year and a half out of the league and you wouldn't even know it. Welsh played the point on the PP, was on the ice when the team pulled the goalie in the final minute and a half and didn't make any glaring mistakes. He's good on the puck and quick to get it out of the zone, delivers crisp, accurate passes and doesn't panic. It's only one game but he could turn into a nice OA option for the Rangers next season if he keeps it up.

Three down:

1. Power play. It was 0-for-10 on the weekend. It's not panic time yet and this thing will fluctuate but the PP was sizzling and a good source of goals during the 16-game run. Bagging one yesterday would have completely changed the complexion of the game. Would be nice to see this element rebound on the upcoming three game road trip.

2. Darby Llewellyn. He isn't a liability by any means. He's a healthy plus-6, turning into a PK beast and the effort is there. But I think he'd be the first to say he isn't scoring as much as he'd like to. Just five goals for DB after putting up 25 last year. Granted, he's not seeing as much ice time or the PP minutes but he's too good to not be lighting the lamp with regularity. The Aud just isn't the same without his passionate goal celebrations. The good news is that one senses it's just a matter of time before things turn around for him.

3. Max Iafrate. I think the past two games show how dearly the club misses the OA minutes-eater. The 20-year-old is out with a back injury and it would be a big boon to get him back in the lineup for the eastern trip beginning Thursday.
 Food and Drink TheRecord 2014-11-24T09:19:51-05:00 Guelph 3, Kitchener 0 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/kitchener-at-guelph.html Warmer weather and melting snow made for a smooth drive to the Sleeman Centre for this afternoon's tilt. The Rangers have won both games against the Storm this season. But this Gueph squad is coming off a 9-3 blowout against Plymouth on Friday night with newcomer Chris Marchese bAgging a...
Warmer weather and melting snow made for a smooth drive to the Sleeman Centre for this afternoon's tilt.

The Rangers have won both games against the Storm this season.

But this Gueph squad is coming off a 9-3 blowout against Plymouth on Friday night with newcomer Chris Marchese bAgging a one goal and two assists in his debut after coming over from Windsor in a trade.

Kitchener:

Brandon Robinson-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Adam Mascherin-Gustaf Franzen-Nick Magyar
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Brent Pedersen
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Dmitrii Sergeev-Liam Maaskant
Doug Blaisdell-Frank Hora
Thomas Welsh-Dylan Di Perna

Dawson Carty (6-0-1-2) starts.

Guelph:

Tyler Bertuzzi-Robby Fabbri-Chris Marchese
Pius Suter-Jason Dickinson-Matt Hotchkiss
Chadd Bauman-Marc Stevens-Adam Craievich
Luke Burghardt-Tyler Boston-Jesse Hilton

Ben Harpur-Phil Baltisberger
Zac Leslie-Garrett McFadden
Noah Carroll-Austin Hall

Justin Nichols (10-7-0-1) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- This afternoon's tilt was the Thomas Welsh's first OHL game since Feb. 22, 2013 vs Brampton. Welsh saw time on the team's first PP opportunity in the game.

- That's three straight games the Rangers have relinquished a 5-on-3 for one minute or more. In todays' game, they were two down for 3:33 and then for 26 seconds.

- Captain Liam Maaskant dropped the gloves with Guelph D Zac Leslie at the end of the first period. Maaskant leads the Rangers with four fights this season.

- Guelph centre Robby Fabbri ran circles around the Rangers and set up goals by Ben Harpur and Tyler Bertuzzi.

- According to the Merc's Tony Saxon, "Chris Marchese went to the hospital after taking a shot to the hand that almost completely ripped off the tip of a finger."

- Not only did the Storm beat the Rangers in the game, but the fans were way louder than any game I've heard this year at the Aud. #challengeissued

- Justin Nichols loves playing the Rangers. He shut them out virtually a year to the day (Nov. 24, 2013). He has four shutouts against the Rangers dating back to the beginning of last season.

- Guelph's top line simply outplayed Kitchener's top trio tonight. Storm's big three got in on all three goals while Kitchener's was on the ice for all three.

- Not much flow in this one as so many penalties were called.

- Kitchener's streak ends at 16 straight games with points. You knew it wasn't going to last all season. It sure made for a good month of October and November.

- For what it's worth, I thought Dawson Carty deserved a better fate. First regulation loss of the season for him. He made 24 saves and survived all that 5-on-3 action.

JB's top three Rangers: Curtis Meighan, Darby Llewellyn, Dawson Carty
 TheRecord 2014-11-23T11:52:27-05:00 Mr. Versatility http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/mr-versatility.html I remember sitting in the pressbox at the Aud a few years ago and I got talking about Brent Pedersen with a scout. And he said to me: "Wait until he's 19. He's going to be a force." We're starting to see that prediction ring true. Pedersen is on pace...

I remember sitting in the pressbox at the Aud a few years ago and I got talking about Brent Pedersen with a scout.

And he said to me: "Wait until he's 19. He's going to be a force."

We're starting to see that prediction ring true.

Pedersen is on pace for his best season and has been one of the team's most consistent players to date.

It was his goal that lifted the Rangers to a 2-1 win over Windsor last night. And as pointed out in the story, it doesn't seem to matter what line he's skating on.
 TheRecord 2014-11-22T12:57:28-05:00 Kitchener 2, Windsor 1 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/windsor-at-kitchener.html It's game day and it'll be an interesting lineup tonight at the Aud. We should see the return of Nick Magyar and maybe the debut of Thomas Welsh while Max Iafrate (back) is out tonight and likely the rest of the weekend. One player on a roll is Gustaf Franzen....
It's game day and it'll be an interesting lineup tonight at the Aud.

We should see the return of Nick Magyar and maybe the debut of Thomas Welsh while Max Iafrate (back) is out tonight and likely the rest of the weekend.

One player on a roll is Gustaf Franzen.

The Swedish import is becoming more and more comfortable with living in Canada, playing in the OHL and learning to answer to a new name - Goose.

Fans are catching on to the nickname as well and, as pointed out in the story, I wouldn't be surprised if we start hearing duck callers in the crowd after he scores.

As for Welsh, here's more on his arrival, with some comments from GM Murray Hiebert.

Kitchener:

Brandon Robinson-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Adam Mascherin-Gustaf Franzen-Nick Magyar
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Brent Pedersen
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Dmitrii Sergeev-Frank Hora
Doug Blaisdell-Dylan Di Perna
Logan Schmidt-Liam Maaskant

Dawson Carty (5-0-1-2) starts.

Windsor:

Hayden McCool-Logan Brown-Luke Kirwan
Ryan Foss-Slater Doggett-Markus Soberg
Ryan Moore-Jamie Lewis-Sam Povorozniouk
Cristiano DiGiacinto-Aaron Luchuk-Daniil Vertiy

Pat Sanvido-Andrew Burns
Trevor Murphy-Graeme Brown
Liam Murray-Logan Stanley

Brendan Johnston (1-2-1-0) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- New defenceman Thomas Welsh will wear No. 9 for the Rangers last worn by Tobias Rieder and Scott Teskey.

- I'm told the plan, when everyone is healthy, is to carry eight defencemen. At least one healthy scratch will have some company in the stands during road games.

- OK, I promise not to linger too long on the Goose thing with Gustaf Franzen but here's an idea - get duck callers made, Rangers on one side, Goose on the other, sell em to the crowd and get 7,000 fans honking when Franzen scores.

- So it wasn't the best played game of the season. But credit the Rangers for at least finishing this one in regulation for two points. Going to OT back to back against the last place clubs in each conference would not have been encouraging.

- Windsor is clearly in rebuilding mode and, after last season, those who watched the Rangers can feel their pain. A few highlights included forward Logan Brown and goalie Brendan Johnston, who kept his club alive. The Spits are going to be a team to watch in two years.

- Speaking of the Spits, they have one of the better entourages (media and game staff) in the league. Always friendly, funny and helpful in the pressbox.

- Getting lots of email and questions regarding Thomas Welsh's status. He is not holding out. He was here tonight and will likely play Sunday against Guelph.

- That's 16 straight games with points for the Rangers.

- Been seeing a lot of teams going after Justin Bailey, at least more than previous years. I suppose that's the price when you're leading the team in scoring and a constant threat on the ice.

- Nick Magyar returned and had a great chance on an open net during the team's first PP but his timing was off and he missed. Understandable after missing the past three games.

- Hey, that Dawson Carty put in another very solid game. Still hasn't lost in regulation this season. Not a bad acquisition at all.

JB's top three Rangers: Brent Pedersen, Frank Hora, Mike Davies
 TheRecord 2014-11-21T10:17:34-05:00 Rangers beef up blueline http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/rangers-beef-up-blue-line.html The Kitchener Rangers have dipped in to the CIS to bring in some help on the back end. The club acquired defenceman Thomas Welsh from the Mississauga Steelheads in exchange for a ninth round pick in 2016 Thursday afternoon. The move was made to add some depth to the blueline....
The Kitchener Rangers have dipped in to the CIS to bring in some help on the back end.

The club acquired defenceman Thomas Welsh from the Mississauga Steelheads in exchange for a ninth round pick in 2016 Thursday afternoon.

The move was made to add some depth to the blueline. The team is currently without defenceman Max Iafrate, who is out with a back injury. Iafrate has not practised this week and is questionable for Friday's game.

There is also some worry about sophomore defenceman Doug Blaisdell who, while practising, was banged up in Sunday's loss to Sudbury.

Welsh was a fifth round pick by the Sarnia Sting but never played for the team, instead opting for Georgetown of the OJHL. He was later traded to Mississauga where he had three points in 29 games two years ago.

He has spent the past two seasons playing hockey for Brock University in St. Catharines. He had three assists in 10 games for the Badgers so far this season.

No Rangers have been released or reassigned in wake of the move.

The deal goes in step with Hiebert's plan of building a roster through the draft with minor tweaks made in trades in which the club doesn't have to relinquish major assets.
 TheRecord 2014-11-20T14:53:21-05:00 Rangers recognized http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/rangers-recognized.html Make it two weeks in a row that the Kitchener Rangers have nailed an honourable mention in the CHL's weekly top ten. Over at Yahoo, where they use greater criteria for their rankings, the site has the Rangers ranked eighth in the CHL. Either way, it's encouraging news around these...
Make it two weeks in a row that the Kitchener Rangers have nailed an honourable mention in the CHL's weekly top ten.

Over at Yahoo, where they use greater criteria for their rankings, the site has the Rangers ranked eighth in the CHL.

Either way, it's encouraging news around these parts after last season.

I caught up with GM Murray Hiebert and he weighed in on the team's hot start, what needs to improve and on his approach to the trade deadline - which really isn't that far away.

Don't expect the Rangers to dump a bunch of picks for an elite player via trade. Minor moves are more likely, if at all.

***

There was a familiar bearded fellow skating with the Rangers at practice the past two days as free agent NHL player Todd Bertuzzi hit the ice with the lads.

I'm told he has since moved on, so those hoping to get a snap today will be out of luck. Still, a cool perk for the Rangers no doubt.

***

My hunch was wrong, at least if the line combos from Wednesday's practice hold up for Friday.

Coach Troy Smith had Adam Mascherin back on the second line with Nick Magyar and Gustaf Franzen.

Brent Pedersen was skating wtih Curtis Meighan and Darby Llewellyn on a stacked third unit.

***

NHL central scouting has released its November rankings for next year's draft.

A = first round, B = 2-3 round, C = 4-6 round.

Among the list are Rangers Doug Blaisdell (C), Gustaf Franzen (C) and Mason Kohn (C).

Rangers' picks on the list include: F Jeremy Bracco (B), G Luke Opilka (B), F Tom Novak (A), D Ethan Spaxman (C) and G Chris Birdsall (B).
 TheRecord 2014-11-20T09:27:48-05:00 Good news, bad news http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/good-news-bad-news.html It's a mixed bag of items-o-interest in today's blog. First the good - winger Nick Magyar (upper body) practised with the club yesterday and is on track to return. He still needs to pass his return to play protocal stages but has been progressing nicely and will likely play Friday...
It's a mixed bag of items-o-interest in today's blog.

First the good - winger Nick Magyar (upper body) practised with the club yesterday and is on track to return.

He still needs to pass his return to play protocal stages but has been progressing nicely and will likely play Friday against Windsor barring any setbacks.

The news isn't so good for Mason Kohn. The sophomore forward, who has already missed time with the flu, is now out indefinitely with a shoulder injury.

Kohn suffered the injury late in Sunday's game against Sudbury and will not play this weekend and will likely be out longer.

Defenceman Max Iafrate is also on the shelf for a few days but it's more of a maintenance issue than serious injury. The veteran has been battling the flu and is one of the minutes leaders on the club so he needs a bit of rest.

So, what does that mean for lines? Well, if Magyar returns he'll likely resume his role on the second line with Gustaf Franzen and Brent Pedersen. I'm guessing rookie Adam Mascherin drops down to the third unit in place of Kohn.
 TheRecord 2014-11-19T09:21:58-05:00 The OHL 10 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/the-ohl-10-2.html 1. An interesting statistic that helps shed some light on the Kitchener Rangers' hot start - in a good way. The Rangers have played 15 of their 20 games against OHL western conference opponents and have lost just two of those games in regulation time. Considering the team has yet...
1. An interesting statistic that helps shed some light on the Kitchener Rangers' hot start - in a good way. The Rangers have played 15 of their 20 games against OHL western conference opponents and have lost just two of those games in regulation time. Considering the team has yet to play Windsor or Sarnia (the two worst teams in the conference), that's saying something.

2. Rangers' winger Justin Bailey gets the OHL player of the week nod and I believe that's the first honour bestowed upon a Blueshirt in all of this year or last year. If memory serves correct Curtis Meighan may have snuck in there with an academic player of the month last season but it has been a while since on-ice ability has been recognized. It has also been a long time since some Rangers were among league leaders. Bailey sits 10th in OHL scoring with 29 points. Defencemen Max Iafrate and Dmitrii Sergeev are tied for 10th for scoring among blueliners with 15 points each.

3. What's going on over in Guelph? The Storm has three wins in its past 10 games. This isn't a bad team. Particularly puzzling is the team's 77 goals against, which is tied for second worst in the OHL's west conference, especially with goalie Justin Nichols and defencemen Zac Leslie, Phil Baltisberger and Ben Harpur on the roster. Makes you realize how valuable Matt Finn and Nick Ebert were to this squad. I think the team also misses the flexibility it would have had, had OA forward Justin Auger returned.

4. I may be repeating myself a bit here but I want to reiterate the importance of making moves early instead of waiting. Long been a fan of this stratetgy. Take Niagara, a good team that has been under-performing. Instead of waiting for the guys to rebound, GM Marty Williamson goes out and does something to inject some life into the team by acquiring G Brandon Hope and F Josh Ho-Sang. Now, isntead of getting half a season out of them (had he waited until the trade deadline), he gets three quarters of a year. That works wonders in developing chemistry. Niagara has four wins in the past five games after collecting two in the first 15.

5. Kitchener goalie Dawson Carty now has enough minutes to qualify for the OHL leader board. And he sits fourth overall in GAA (2.48) and sixth in save percentage (.914). DC is turning out to be a heckuva pickup in the Capeside of the OHL.

6. I'm thinking back to my post-game interview with Sudbury Wolves coach Paul Fixter this past weekend and I believe he may have dropped another F-bomb. But this time it was "fantastic." And rightly so. The struggling, and I mean stuggling, Wolves came into the Aud and beat the hottest team in the OHL in the Rangers. There hasn't been much to rally around this season in the Big Nickel but that 3-2 SO victory was certainly one of them.

7. The Belleville Bulls are coming back down to earth. After starting the season at 9-2, the Bulls have gone 3-5-1-1. The slip isn't because of F Remi Elie who has eight points in his past seven games.

8. Lots being made about the Soo this season. But consider of the team's 15 wins, 10 have come against opponents with losing records. That doesn't mean the 'Hounds aren't for real but they have had an easier schedule to date.

9. So how big is the Connor McDavid factor? Well, Erie is 0-2 since he exited the lineup with a broken hand. Still, the top five plus players in the league wear an Otters uniform (McDavid, DeBrincat, Betz, Strome, Donnay).

10. Quarter-pole biggest disappointments? Niagara, Peterborough, Windsor. Biggest surprises? Kitchener, North Bay, Owen Sound.
 TheRecord 2014-11-18T10:00:38-05:00 Rangers earn another point http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/rangers-earn-another-point.html This streak - points in 15 games straight - is quite impressive for the Kitchener Rangers. It almost came to an end twice on the weekend but the Rangers rallied late to beat Erie on Saturday and then again yesterday to grab a point in a shootout loss to Sudbury....

This streak - points in 15 games straight - is quite impressive for the Kitchener Rangers.

It almost came to an end twice on the weekend but the Rangers rallied late to beat Erie on Saturday and then again yesterday to grab a point in a shootout loss to Sudbury.

Kitchener trailed 2-0 heading into the third last night before Brent Pedersen and Ryan MacInnis saved the club from losing in regulation to the OHL's worst team.

***

Justin Bailey has been named OHL player of the week.

The Rangers winger collected seven points - four goals, three assists - in three games as the club went 2-0-0-1.

London's Max Domi and North Bay's Nick Paul were also considered for the award.
 TheRecord 2014-11-17T07:57:44-05:00 Sudbury 3, Kitchener 2 (SO) http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/sudbury-at-kitchener.html On paper the odds favour Kitchener in this one. But the OHL is a weird league so let's see how it plays out. The Wolves come into town losers of two straight and with just three wins on the season. It is shaping up to be a year to forget...
On paper the odds favour Kitchener in this one.

But the OHL is a weird league so let's see how it plays out. The Wolves come into town losers of two straight and with just three wins on the season.

It is shaping up to be a year to forget for coach Paul Fixter, a Kitchener native and former assistant GM/associate coach of the Rangers.

The teams split the season series 1-1 in 2013-14.

Kitchener:

Brandon Robinson-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Adam Mascherin-Gustaf Franzen-Brent Pedersen
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Mason Kohn
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Dmitrii Sergeev-Max Iafrate
Liam Maaskant-Frank Hora
Doug Blaisdell-Dylan Di Perna

Dawson Carty (5-0-1-1) starts.

Sudbury Wolves:

Nathan Pancel-Nicholas Baptiste-Pavel Jenys
Michael Pezzetta-Jacob Harris-Brook Hiddink
Brody Milne-Danny Desrochers-Matt Schmalz
Ivan Kashtanov-Jonathon Masters-Brady Pataki

Conor Cummins-Jeff Corbett
Jonathan Duchesne-Kyle Capobianco
Trenton Bourque-Austin Clapham

Sam Tanguay (1-4-0-0) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- No Nick Magyar for the Rangers but he was on the ice before the game skating so that's a positive sign.

- Looking down the line here but in case you're wondering the Rangers have four players on the world junior radar - Justin Bailey and Ryan MacInnis (U.S.), Dmitrii Sergeev (Russia) and Gustaf Franzen (Sweden). This year's tourney is in Toronto and Montreal so there will be no jet lag. All four could conceivably remain with the Rangers which would make Kitchener an even bigger threat for December/early January.

- I can't imagine what the coaching staff is going through in Kitchener. Fall behind, tie things up, go to overtime and shootouts, snag points. It has to be exhausting.

- No PP goals for Kitchener but the first unit generated several scoring chances. Wolves goalie Sam Tanguay had a solid game.

- I find it odd that former 25-goal man Darby Llewellyn isn't on the second PP unit for Kitchener.

- The second period fight by Brent Pedersen was right out of the Ben Thomson play book. Team is down, needs a wake up and a tilt energizez the building and shakes things up.

- Rookie Adam Mascherin could be on the verge of a break out. He had a goal Saturday in Erie and rifled one off the post tonight.

- Two of the Rangers' best chances came while shorthanded. Gustaf Franzen was all alone on a 2-on-1 and Justin Bailey had a breakaway. Both were stopped by Tanguay.

- Mike Pezzetta was drilled into the boards and left the game for Sudbury. No call but the refs coincidentally got the Rangers on a minor penalty within a minute of the hit. Hmm.

- That's three games straight that the Rangers have rallied to get at least a point.

- When Magyar returns, maybe he goes on the third line? He might find some magic with Llewellyn and Curtis Meighan. Tough to break up that second unit now that Pedersen is on fire (eight points in his last six games).

- The schedule is kind for Kitchener coming up - last place Windsor, struggling Guelph, then Peterborough (losing record), Ottawa and Kingston (two teams with near .500 records).

JB's top three Rangers: Brent Pedersen, Gustaf Franzen, Justin Bailey
 TheRecord 2014-11-16T15:41:20-05:00 Kitchener 5, Erie 2 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/best-start-in-four-years.html The Rangers are cooking. Justin Bailey's hat trick in Friday's 5-3 win against Plymouth has the Rangers off to their most successful start since 2010-11 when the team had 26 points through 18 games. This season - thanks to last night's victory - the club is 10-3-2-3, good for 25...
The Rangers are cooking.

Justin Bailey's hat trick in Friday's 5-3 win against Plymouth has the Rangers off to their most successful start since 2010-11 when the team had 26 points through 18 games.

This season - thanks to last night's victory - the club is 10-3-2-3, good for 25 points.

Friday's come from behind win was important since the team was coming off two consecutive overtime losses.

The current run - points in 13 straight games - has the Rangers in fourth place in the OHL's western conference, just a point behind second place Sault Ste. Marie and London.

It doesn't get any easier tonight as they face the OHL leading Erie Otters, who took just their second regulation time loss last night (2-1 to the suddenly hot Niagara IceDogs).

It's back to the Aud for the Rangers Sunday for what should be a gimme against the last place Sudbury Wolves.

Kitchener:

Brandon Robinson-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Adam Mascherin-Gustaf Franzen-Brent Pedersen
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Mason Kohn
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Dmitrii Sergeev-Frank Hora
Max Iafrate-Liam Maaskant
Doug Blaisdell-Logan Schmidt

Matt Greenfield (5-3-1-2) starts.

Erie:

Mason Marchment-Dylan Strome-Alex DeBrincat
Travis Wood-Kyle Pettit-Nick Betz
Patrick Murphy-Trent Fox-Taylor Raddysh
Quentin Maksimovich-Shaun Bily-Patrick Fellows

Kurtis MacDermid-Darren Raddysh
Travis Dermott-Troy Donnay
Cory Genovese-Jesse Saban

Devin Williams (11-2-0-1) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- The Rangers had a five-on-three power play for 1:43 in the first period but failed to score.

- On ice officials called a goal for Connor Bunnaman about four minutes into the second period. Upon further review it was waived off.

- Rangers F Justin Bailey has four goals in the past two games.

- Kitchener erupts for four third period goals. Two came within 12 seconds of each other.

- The Rangers now have points in 14 straight games but more importantly have strung together two consecutive wins against west opponents.

JB's top three Rangers: Matt Greenfield, Liam Maaskant, Brent Pedersen
 TheRecord 2014-11-15T08:10:26-05:00 Kitchener 5, Plymouth 3 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/plymouth-at-kitchener.html Another busy weekend ahead for the Kitchener Rangers. It's three games in the next three days beginning tonight against Plymouth at the Aud. Saturday, the team heads to Erie to take on the Connor McDavid-less Otters and Sunday it's back at home against the struggling Sudbury Wolves. It would be...
Another busy weekend ahead for the Kitchener Rangers.

It's three games in the next three days beginning tonight against Plymouth at the Aud. Saturday, the team heads to Erie to take on the Connor McDavid-less Otters and Sunday it's back at home against the struggling Sudbury Wolves.

It would be quite the statement - and likely CHL top ten cracking event - if the Rangers won all three games.

That won't be easy but they do have two home games and an Erie squad adjusting to life without its top star.

Speaking of McDavid, he got a lot of pub this week over his fight with Mississauga's Bryson Cianfrone.

But that wasn't his first tussle. His inaugural fight was last month against Kitchener Rangers captain Liam Maaskant. The overage defencemen has earned some ribbing from family and friends over that scrap and recently talked about the bout.

Kitchener:

Brandon Robinson-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Adam Mascherin-Gustaf Franzen-Brent Pedersen
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Mason Kohn
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Max Iafrate-Dmitrii Sergeev
Doug Blaisdell-Frank Hora
Liam Maaskant-Dylan Di Perna

Dawson Carty (4-0-1-1) starts.

Plymouth:

Sonny Milano-Francesco Vilardi-Will Bitten
Connor Chatham-Matt Campagna-Bryce Yetman
Danny Vanderwiel-Cullen Mercer-Connor Sills
Nick Caamano

Mathieu Henderson-Yannick Rathgeb
Mitch Jones-Josh Wesley
Tyler Sensky-Alex Di Carlo
Matt Watson

Alex Nedeljkovic (7-6-1-0) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- Another good player moves from the west to the east as the Windsor Spitfires trade F Josh Ho-Sang to Niagara for Hayden McCool and three second round draft picks. Niagara got goalie Brandon Hope from Owen Sound earlier this month.

- Plymouth D Gianluca Curcuruto remains out serving a suspension. He's eligible to return Nov. 22.

- That's 13 consecutive games with at least one point for the Kitchener Rangers.

- A good night to win as west teams Sarnia, Guelph, Saginaw, Erie and Owen Sound all lost, and of course Plymouth.

- Is it just me or is the game getting a little lost at the Aud? Example - first period, Whalers are up 1-0 and the crowd is being solicited for DJ requests on Twitter and on the scoreboard. Instead of getting a tune to pump up the faithful or give the lads some inspiration, we get a One Direction song. I'm all for the DJ thing but ya gotta pick your moments, no? Let's not completely forget that there is a hockey game going on.

- Brent Pedersen was dropped down to the third unit while Mason Kohn earned a promotion to line number two.

- First time D Max Iafrate hasn't recorded a point in a Rangers' win this season.

- One area of concern is the two late game penalties by the Rangers. That allowed the Whalers to get back in the game.

- The crowd chanted "Gooooo" after Gustaf Franzen scored his fifth goal of the season. First time I've heard that.

- Credit Plymouth for not giving up. Down 4-1, they battled back to make it a game and recorded 19 third period shots.

- I think it's now safe to say that Dawson Carty has assumed the No. 1 job in net. He came to town saying all he wanted was a chance to prove himself. And he's doing it.

JB's top three Rangers: Justin Bailey, Dawson Carty, Ryan MacInnis
 TheRecord 2014-11-14T08:31:42-05:00 McDavid out 5-6 weeks http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/mcdavid-out-5-6-weeks.html A big blow for the Erie Otters sees Connor McDavid - the OHL's leading scorer - out for the next five to six weeks with a broken hand. McDavid injured himself in a fight with Mississauga's Bryson Cianfrone Tuesday night. The Rangers play the Otters on Saturday night at the...
A big blow for the Erie Otters sees Connor McDavid - the OHL's leading scorer - out for the next five to six weeks with a broken hand.

McDavid injured himself in a fight with Mississauga's Bryson Cianfrone Tuesday night.

The Rangers play the Otters on Saturday night at the Erie Insurance Arena. Even without McDavid they are a dangerous club and boast the second and third (Dylan Strome, Alex DeBrincat) place scorers in the league.

Kitchener forward Nick Magyar is doubtful for the weekend after leaving Sunday's game against Saginaw with an upper body injury. He did not practise yesterday.

Defenceman Max Iafrate and forward Brandon Robinson also missed the work out and are out with the flu.

Winger Jacob Cascagnette has been called up from the Jr. B Dutchmen to round out the roster for practice this week.
 TheRecord 2014-11-13T08:47:44-05:00 The OHL 10 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/the-ohl-10-1.html 1. Oh, you didn't hear? Connor McDavid got in a fight. And suddenly all sorts of Toronto media finally care about the OHL again. If they had done their due diligence, they would have noticed that his first fight was back on Oct. 11 against the Rangers. In any event,...
1. Oh, you didn't hear? Connor McDavid got in a fight. And suddenly all sorts of Toronto media finally care about the OHL again. If they had done their due diligence, they would have noticed that his first fight was back on Oct. 11 against the Rangers. In any event, here is said scrap that hurt CM's hand on Tuesday. Kitchener faces Erie on Saturday.

2. So Brandon Robinson and Brent Pedersen have flip-flopped spots (B-Rob from second line to first and B-Ped from first to second) for the Kitchener Rangers. No problem. Both are scorching of late. Robinson has six goals in his last five games. Pedersen has five points in his past three tilts. I believe I had Robinson pegged for a breakout year in my season preview. Have to brag, because it's probably one of the only things I got right.

3. The Rangers are averaging five goals per game in their past six contests. That would put them well above pace for the 300 goals as a team that I once surmised they could achieve this season.

4. Kitchener forward Nick Magyar is doubtful for this weekend but his "upper body" injury doesn't look like it's going to keep him out long term. Magyar wobbled off the ice on Sunday after taking a hard body check.

5. OK, on to other OHL teams. It's always nice to see a trade have an immediate effect on a club. Such is the case in Niagara where the IceDogs are 2-0 and have not allowed a goal since acquiring goalie Brandon Hope for a song and a dance from Owen Sound (4th and 7th round picks).

6. I'm gonna miss Plymouth if in fact the team leaves town. There isn't a better rink in the OHL for concourse standing room IMO. There was a great atmosphere there on Saturday for a thrilling Whalers OT win over the Rangers. I'd say Plymouth is Kitchener's best current rivalry. Speaking of the Whalers that Matt Mistele is fun to watch.

7. How bad do the Barrie Colts miss goalie Mackenzie Blackwood (ankle injury)? They are 5-2-1-0 with him and 3-7-0-1 without him. The team's 77 goals against is second worst in the OHL. Former Ranger Jordan DeKort was 0-2 with a .810 save percentage and a 6.40 goals against with the Colts before being released.

8. A tale of two teams. The Soo is 11-1 at home and 2-4 on the road. Makes them seem not so unbeatable, especially in the playoffs. But expect to see the 'Hounds add to their lineup via trade before the post-season.

9. Max Domi came back from Arizona (NHL) saying he was going to take this year more seriously and deal with his demotion in a more mature manner. So far, he has delivered. London is 8-2 in its last 10 games and Domi has nine points in his past three games. He has only been held off the scoresheet twice this season.

10. Is the OHL's midwest division the most competitive in the CHL? Probably. The QMJHL's east division isn't far behind.
 TheRecord 2014-11-12T13:50:23-05:00 Blueline boost http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/blueline-boost.html It was four of a possible six points for the Kitchener Rangers on the weekend. The three-pack of games included a win against Peterborough and two overtime losses to Plymouth and Saginaw. And, finally, all these points here and there are starting to pay off. Peer at the western conference...

It was four of a possible six points for the Kitchener Rangers on the weekend.

The three-pack of games included a win against Peterborough and two overtime losses to Plymouth and Saginaw.

And, finally, all these points here and there are starting to pay off.

Peer at the western conference standings and you'll see the Rangers in fourth place.

Only two teams - the east and west leaders - have fewer losses in regulation than the Rangers.

The team has now collected at least one point in a dozen consecutive games.

Along the way, defenceman Max Iafrate has had a nice little run of his own. He credits an early season meeting with the coaching staff for sparking his hot season.
 TheRecord 2014-11-10T08:34:32-05:00 Saginaw 5 Kitchener 4 (OT) http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/saginaw-at-kitchener.html Been a busy weekend for the Rangers and it keeps on going. I tell ya, that drive home from Plymouth in the dark of night is the opposite of fun. But I'm well rested now and ready to go for more Rangers action. They're back at it today against the...
Been a busy weekend for the Rangers and it keeps on going.

I tell ya, that drive home from Plymouth in the dark of night is the opposite of fun. But I'm well rested now and ready to go for more Rangers action.

They're back at it today against the Saginaw Spirit at the Aud. The teams have already met once this season. Saginaw took that one 2-1 in a shootout.

That was goalie Dawson Carty's debut with the Rangers. Since then, he has gone 4-0-1-0, which includes last night's 4-3 OT loss in Plymouth.

Missed the game? Here's the story on how Gustaf Franzen's designed play helped the Rangers snag a point in the dying minutes.

Kitchener:

Brandon Robinson-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Brent Pedersen-Gustaf Franzen-Nick Magyar
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Mason Kohn
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Dmitrii Sergeev-Max Iafrate
Frank Hora-Doug Blaisdell
Liam Maaskant-Logan Schmidt

Matt Greenfield (5-3-0-2) starts.

Saginaw:

Nick Moutrey-Tye Felhaber-Jimmy Lodge
Luke Cairns-Mitchell Stephens-Artem Artemov
Kris Bennett-Connor Brown-Dylan Sadowy
Mitchell Webb-Devon Paliani-Adam McPhail

Sean Callaghan-Marcus Crawford
Michael Holmes-Keaton Middleton
Ryan Orban-Chase Stewart

Jake Paterson (4-5-0-0) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- Rookie F Adam Mascherin is back from the World U-17 Hockey Challenge but is sick and will not play. Assistant coach Mike McKenzie will be back behind the bench.

- The Rangers wore special sweaters in honour of Remembrance Day. It's an annual thing they do. This year's version - and I'm taking this from the press notes - "was inspired by the Victoria Cross, the British Commonwealth's highest honour for conspicuous bravery, valour or sacrifice in the face of the enemy."

- Some serious hometown shot clock counting going on Sunday. Brutal.

- Saginaw staff in pressbox complaining that Kitchener and London get all the calls from officials in their rinks. If I had a nickel for every time I've heard that at every rink, I wouldn't be typing this.

- If you taped the game, begin watching at 19:50 of the second. Before that it was more Pepe Le Pew (dating myself here) than peppy. I realize I'm tired from driving to Plymouth but it really was awful hockey to that point. Then, poof, goals, action and a comeback that nets the Rangers another point.

- Streaks, streaks and more streaks. Points in a dozen straight for Kitchener. Max Iafrate now has an 11-game point scoring streak going.

- A rough night for D Logan Schmidt who was minus-four.

- Rangers forward Nick Magyar left in the second period after being rocked by a clean bodycheck. He did not return.

- D Dmitrii Sergeev did not play much - if at all - in the third period due a "coach's decision."

- Thought Kitchener's third line was its best tonight. A good game played by Mason Kohn.

- Interesting to see where Adam Mascherin will slot in upon his return. Doubt we'll see Robinson back on the fourth line or Pedersen (now in Mascherin's spot) demoted. It might be moot if Magyar is injured, otherwise some decisions to be made.

JB's top three Rangers: Max Iafrate, Justin Bailey, Brandon Robinson.
 TheRecord 2014-11-09T10:56:34-05:00 Plymouth 4, Kitchener 3 (OT) http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/kitchener-at-plymouth.html It's off to Michigan tonight as the Rangers look to extend their point streak to 11-games. The club had its biggest offensive output of this season Friday with an 8-2 romp over the Peterborough Petes thanks, in part, to a sizzling power play. The Rangers owned the Petes from puck...
It's off to Michigan tonight as the Rangers look to extend their point streak to 11-games.

The club had its biggest offensive output of this season Friday with an 8-2 romp over the Peterborough Petes thanks, in part, to a sizzling power play.

The Rangers owned the Petes from puck drop and never let up.

Kitchener has already faced Plymouth once this season and came away with a 5-3 victory. The Blueshirts are 8-6-2-1 vs. the Whalers in the past five years.

Kitchener:

Brent Pedersen-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Brandon Robinson-Gustaf Franzen-Nick Magyar
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Mason Kohn
Mark Bzowey-Connor Bunnaman-Mike Davies

Dmitrii Sergeev-Max Iafrate
Doug Blaisdell-Frank Hora
Liam Maaskant-Dylan Di Perna

Dawson Carty (4-0-0-1) starts.

Plymouth:

Sonny Milano-Francesco Vilardi-Matt Mistele
Connor Chatham-Matt Campagna-Bryce Yetman
Nick Caamano-Danny Vanderwiel-Culler Mercer
Vincent Scognamiglio-Connor Sills

Mathieu Henderson-Yannick Rathgeb
Mitch Jones-Josh Wesley
Alex Di Carlo-Tyler Sensky

Alex Nedeljkovic (6-6-1-0) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- The Rangers are 8-0-0-2 when Max Iafrate scores a point. The overage blueliner is currently riding a nine-game point scoring streak.

- Trivia passed on via Whalers go-to guy Pete Krupsky:  Rangers coach Troy Smith is the only Whaler to ever score a hat trick at Maple Leaf Gardens. Smith played for the Whalers from 1995-99 (Detroit/Plymouth) mainly as a defenceman but also saw spot duty at forward.

- Fourth liner Mike Davies leads the Rangers in game winning goals (2).

- With nine Americans on the squad, tonight's tilt is almost like a home game for the Rangers. Lots of red, white and blue (the Kitchener kind) in the stands.

- The world rivaly gets tossed around a lot in the OHL. But if I had to pick one that I liked best, it's Kitchener-Plymouth. Never a dull moment.

- The Rangers fourth line was on the ice for Plymouth's first goal and didn't see a shift for the rest of the period after that (about eight minutes).

- Unlike yesterday, Kitchener didn't score on its three PPs in the first period. One of them was a 5-on-3 for 56 seconds.

- It's tough to tell if it's just a result of me being close to ice level or not but this game has a real nasty undertone to it. Hard hits, lots of jawing, stickwork behind the play and some big checks.

- Frank Hora's shot blocking skills have improved immensely. He sacrificed the body to stop a great scoring chance in the second.

- There is a new trend with the Rangers this season and that's their ability to come back. Not too many rallies last season but they're in every game this time around. Coach says it's a confidence thing.

- Franzen's game tying goal was his own set play. More on that in the game story to come.

JB's top three Rangers: Gustaf Franzen, Brent Pedersen, Max Iafrate
 TheRecord 2014-11-08T10:35:00-05:00 Kitchener 8, Peterborough 2 http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/peterborough-at-kitchener.html The Petes take on the Rangers tonight in their sole appearance in town this season. And there will be a familiar face in between the pipes. The last time Matt Mancina played in Kitchener it was ugly. He gave up six goals in just fewer than two periods for the...
The Petes take on the Rangers tonight in their sole appearance in town this season.

And there will be a familiar face in between the pipes.

The last time Matt Mancina played in Kitchener it was ugly. He gave up six goals in just fewer than two periods for the Guelph Storm and left the team soon after.

He has since been traded north and loves his new surroundings. And it shows. Mancina is 3-0 for the Petes.

Kitchener is on a roll too with points in nine straight. We're going on about a month now since the Rangers last lost in regulation.

It was an interesting night in the OHL Thursday. London rocked the defending champs 11-1. Erie lost its first game in regulation to lowly Niagara while west basement dwellers Windsor upset Owen Sound.

Kitchener:

Brent Pedersen-Ryan MacInnis-Justin Bailey
Brandon Robinson-Gustaf Franzen-Nick Magyar
Darby Llewellyn-Curtis Meighan-Mason Kohn
Mike Davies-Connor Bunnaman-Mark Bzowey

Max Iafrate-Dmitrii Sergeev
Frank Hora-Doug Blaisdell
Logan Schmidt - Liam Maaskant

Dawson Carty (3-0-0-1) starts.

Peterborough:

Nick Ritchie-Steven Lorentz-Stephen Nosad
Josh Maguire-Anthony Stefano-Eric Cornel
Josh MacDonald-Hunter Garlent-Adam Timleck
Josh Coyle-Matt McCartney

Dominik Masin-Matt Spencer
Connor Boland-Artem Vladimirov
Cam Lizotte-Steven Varga

Scott Smith (0-2-0-1) starts.

Game summary

Puck points:

- Team Russia was announced for the Subway Series. Rangers D Dmitrii Sergeev - while enjoying his best season - did not make the roster.

- Tough go for Canada at the World U-17 Hockey Challenge in Sarnia. All the Canuck entries, including Rangers F Adam Mascherin's Team Red crew, were eliminated in the quarter-finals.

- Rangers coach Troy Smith did five tours behind Team Ontario's U-17 bench in the past (three as assistant and two as head coach) and led the lads to a gold, silver, gold, bronze and sixth place.

- F Mike Davies (upper body) returns after missing about two weeks but, thanks to the schedule makers, just one game. And he picked up where he left off by bagging his fifth of the season.

- The Rangers receive social media training but coach Troy Smith also talked to the guys this week in the wake of the recent suspensions to Peterborough's Greg Betzold and Belleville's Jake Marchment. Both were suspended for 15 games after sending offside comments to women via text message.

- Give Examiner reporter Mike Davies' piece on Betzold a read.

- Rangers rookie Mark Bzowey picked up an assist for his first career OHL point.

- Surprised the Petes didn't start goalie Matt Mancina, winner of three straight games. Don't you ride the hot hand?

- Petes goalie Scott Smith's puck control was off. He gave up a ton of juicy rebounds and the Rangers pounced on them.

- Goals get a lot of attention but there is something to be said for on-ice vision. And two guys who seem to find the open man an awful lot are Ryan MacInnis and Curtis Meighan.

- Dawson Carty was going for his first career OHL shutout but the bid was broken up in the third period by Nick Ritchie. Still, it was Carty's fourth straight win.

- Rangers draft picks Griffin Luce and Adam Fox will go for gold with Team USA as the Americans face Russia in the final at the World U-17 championships in Sarnia Saturday.

- The Rangers haven't lost in regulation since Oct. 10.

JB's top three Rangers: Ryan MacInnis, Brandon Robinson, Dawson Carty
 TheRecord 2014-11-07T08:26:43-05:00 Davies eyes return http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/davies-eyes-return.html The Kitchener Rangers should get a boost for Friday's tilt against Peterborough. Forward Mike Davies, who left the team's Oct. 26 game against Ottawa with an upper body injury, took part in a full practice yesterday and, so far, feels good. He hasn't been cleared to return but the early...
The Kitchener Rangers should get a boost for Friday's tilt against Peterborough.

Forward Mike Davies, who left the team's Oct. 26 game against Ottawa with an upper body injury, took part in a full practice yesterday and, so far, feels good.

He hasn't been cleared to return but the early returns are promising. The team will know more after today's workout.

Davies has three goals and an assist in the past four games as a fourth line winger.

***

Maybe the OHL news cycle just never stops but it sure feels like all sorts of action occurs whenever I take a day off.

Yesterday, the league suspended two players - Peterborough's Greg Betzold and Belleville's Jake Marchment for 15 games for inappropriate use of social media.

The lads engaged in some ripe conversation with girls via text message and those comments were later posted on Twitter.

Both have since apologized and will now sit out almost a quarter of the season because of their actions.

A league statement, in part, read: "The OHL takes issues related to respect, divsersity and harassment very seriously. The social networking conduct displayed by these players goes against what the League stands for and serves to highlight a sense of entitlement that we, as a League, have worked hard to try to eliminate."

***

You have to hand it to Niagara.

Instead of grinding out the season, the IceDogs are doing something to try to remedy their brutal 2-13 start.

Thursday the team acquired netminder Brandon Hope from Owen Sound for a fourth and seventh round pick.

I'd say that's a very reasonable price for a solid keeper. I'm actually surprised at the low cost of goalies this season (Matt Mancina went to the Petes for two thirds).

That leaves Saginaw's Jake Paterson as the big fish in the crease out on the market. His price should be a tad steeper.

Still, the IceDogs and Petes got steals in my opinion. I'm guessing the return isn't as lucrative - asking price not as high - when dealing with out of conference trade partners.

***

Interesting development on the Matia Marcantuoni front.

The Pittsburgh Penguins draft pick was sent down to ECHL Wheeling after being a healthy scratch for three of the first 11 games for the AHL's Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins.

Marcantuoni is eligible to be an overage player for the Kitchener Rangers this season.

It seems that the Pens aren't interested in sending him back to junior, hence the ECHL post but if he fails to excel there, Kitchener may come back into the picture.
 TheRecord 2014-11-06T09:38:18-05:00 Bailey's contract fuelled by family http://therecord.blogs.com/rangers_report/2014/11/baileys-contract-fuelled-by-family.html Over the years I see countless Kitchener Rangers fulfill their dreams by signing that all-important first NHL deal. And it's always fun to catch up with the players after it's done. There is relief that the weight is off their shoulders. There is happiness over taking another huge step to...

Over the years I see countless Kitchener Rangers fulfill their dreams by signing that all-important first NHL deal.

And it's always fun to catch up with the players after it's done. There is relief that the weight is off their shoulders. There is happiness over taking another huge step to one day playing in the NHL.

There is often reflection too, a look at who helped them reach their goals.

For forward Justin Bailey, it was his mom Karen and grandparents Donna and Bob.

And the newly inked Buffalo Sabre was quick to credit them after agreeing to a three-year deal with the club.

It's a nice story for Bailey, who grew up idolizing the Sabres.

***

Over at the World U17 Hockey Challenge in Sarnia, it was Canada Red dropping a 7-3 decision to the undefeated Yanks.

Rangers F Adam Mascherin picked up his second goal of the tourney in the loss. No points for Kitchener's two American draft picks - defencemen Adam Fox and Griffin Luce - in this one.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A Senate panel on Wednesday abruptly postponed a vote on Chuck Hagel's nomination to be defense secretary amid Republican demands for more information from President Barack Obama's nominee about his paid speeches and business dealings.
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, had hoped to vote on the nomination on Thursday during a separate hearing on Libya, but Levin issued a statement late Wednesday saying no vote would occur this week.
"The committee's review of the nomination is not yet complete. I intend to schedule a vote on the nomination as soon as possible," Levin said.
Hours earlier, committee Republicans said they were dissatisfied with information Hagel had provided the panel after his confirmation hearing last week, and no vote should occur. They focused on his speeches and affiliations with organizations such as the Atlantic Council, a nonpartisan public interest group.
Hagel, a former two-term Republican senator from Nebraska, has faced strong opposition from his ex-GOP colleagues who have questioned his past statements and votes on Israel, Iran and nuclear weapons. It was unclear whether the delay in the vote would derail the nomination or merely postpone action on Obama's choice to replace Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.
In a letter to Hagel, Republicans complained that he failed to answer several questions, including details on all compensation of more than $5,000 that he had received over the past five years. They also had pressed him on his recent speeches, the groups he has addressed and their donors.
"The committee, and the American people, have a right to know if a nominee for secretary of defense has received compensation, directly or indirectly, from foreign sources," Senate Republicans wrote. "Until the committee receives full and complete answers, it cannot in good faith determine whether you should be confirmed as secretary of defense."
The Associated Press obtained a copy of the letter, which was signed by more than two dozen Republicans, including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
Freshman Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who opposes Hagel's nomination, had complained to his colleagues about the information the nominee provided during a closed meeting on Tuesday. Other Republicans raised objections to a vote.
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Moama grandfather Barry Cox succesfully completed a 103km mountain climb to Everest Base Camp as part of the World's Highest Shave last month.IVY WISE April 29, 2014 3:44am
Standing more than 5000m above sea level, watching the sun rise over Mt Everest, Barry Cox felt a sense of achievement wash over him.
The Moama grandfather braved two weeks of freezing temperatures, breathing difficulties, altitude problems and a gruelling 103km mountain climb to make it to Mt Everest Base Camp as part of the World's Highest Shave last month.
The 71-year-old recently returned home from the trek, in a healthier state than many of his team-mates; only suffering a slight chest infection.
''Of the 18 of us, four had to be medevaced (medical evacuation) out,'' he said.
''One rolled her ankle and tore some ligaments and the other three had altitude sickness and were hospitalised for between three and five days.
''I was the oldest one and besides a chest infection, I had nothing wrong with me, so I got labelled a 'tough old bastard'.''
Mr Cox said daily 10km walks with a 10kg backpack, gym sessions and walking up and down Victoria Park grandstand's steps 80 times every Sunday, had prepared him well, but the trek was by no means easy.
''It tested me right to the limits,'' he said.
''The 400m climb up to the suspension bridge, I had breathing difficulties because of the altitude.
''There were times I thought: 'Am I going to be able to do this?'
''I was confident in my fitness, but I was struggling to breathe at times.
''The altitude does test you.''
The cold was also a challenge, with temperatures dropping down to -18°C at some points.
Joined by his son Stephan, Mr Cox described the feeling of reaching base camp as ''absolutely awesome''.
''It was an unreal feeling to see it and to say I've done it,'' he said.
''The views are just amazing. It's a dream feeling.''
Reflecting on his experience, Mr Cox said watching the sun rise over Mt Everest was a highlight, but also made him realise how close he was to where an avalanche killed 16 Sherpa guides two weeks later.
''They are such lovely, beautiful-natured people and it makes me feel sad that these people who you associated with just two weeks before, a lot of them died,'' he said.
Mr Cox said as of last week, his team had raised almost $50,000 for the Leukaemia Foundation.
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'The next best thing to being there': NASA releases the most spectacular picture of Mars ever taken... in all its 360-degree glory
We might not be able to get there yet, but as NASA says, 'this is the next best thing'.
From fresh rover tracks to an impact crater blasted billions of years ago, a newly completed view from the panoramic camera on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity shows the ruddy terrain where the voyaging robot spent the Martian winter.
This scene, recorded from the mast-mounted color camera includes the rover's own solar arrays and deck in the foreground, provides a sense of sitting on top of the rover and taking in the view.
A winter on Mars: NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity shows the ruddy terrain which the voyaging robot spent the Martian winter
A close-up of the left-hand-side of the image: The high-resolution picture is extremely detailed, and can be downloaded from the link at the bottom of the article
This full-circle scene combines 817 images taken by the panoramic camera (Pancam) on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity. It shows the terrain that surrounded the rover while it was stationary for four months of work during its most recent Martian winter.
Opportunity's Pancam took the component images between the 2,811th Martian day, or sol, of the rover's Mars surface mission (Dec. 21, 2011) and Sol 2,947 (May 8, 2012).
Opportunity spent those months on a northward sloped outcrop, 'Greeley Haven,' which angled the rover's solar panels toward the sun low in the northern sky during southern hemisphere winter.
The outcrop's informal name is a tribute to Ronald Greeley (1939-2011), who was a member of the mission team and who taught generations of planetary scientists at Arizona State University, Tempe. The site is near the northern tip of the 'Cape York' segment of the western rim of Endeavour Crater.
North is at the center of the image. South is at both ends. On the far left at the horizon is 'Rich Morris Hill.' That outcrop on Cape York was informally named in memory of John R. 'Rich' Morris (1973-2011), an aerospace engineer and musician who was a Mars rover team member and mission manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena.
Bright wind-blown deposits on the left are banked up against the Greeley Haven outcrop. Opportunity's tracks can be seen extending from the south, with a turn-in-place and other maneuvers evident from activities to position the rover at Greeley Haven. The tracks in some locations have exposed darker underlying soils by disturbing a thin, bright dust cover.
Other bright, dusty deposits can be seen to the north, northeast, and east of Greeley Haven. The deposit at the center of the image, due north from the rover's winter location, is a dusty patch called 'North Pole'. Opportunity drove to it and investigated it in May 2012 as an example of wind-blown Martian dust.
The interior of Endeavour Crater can been seen just below the horizon in the right half of the scene, to the northeast and east of Cape York. The crater spans 14 miles (22 kilometers) in diameter.
Opportunity's solar panels and other structures show dust that has accumulated over the lifetime of the mission. Opportunity has been working on Mars since January 2004.
During the recent four months that Opportunity worked at Greeley Haven, activities included radio-science observations to better understand Martian spin axis dynamics and thus interior structure, investigations of the composition and textures of an outcrop exposing an impact-jumbled rock formation on the crater rim, monitoring the atmosphere and surface for changes, and acquisition of this full-color mosaic of the surroundings.
The panorama combines exposures taken through Pancam filters centered on wavelengths of 753 nanometers (near infrared), 535 nanometers (green) and 432 nanometers (violet). The view is presented in false color to make some differences between materials easier to see.
Its release this week coincides with two milestones: Opportunity completing its 3,000th Martian day on July 2, and NASA continuing past 15 years of robotic presence at Mars on July 4.
The new panorama is presented in false color to emphasise differences between materials in the scene.
It was assembled from 817 component images taken between Dec. 21, 2011, and May 8, 2012, while Opportunity was stationed on an outcrop informally named 'Greeley Haven'. on a segment of the rim of ancient Endeavour Crater.
Pancam lead scientist Jim Bell said: 'The view provides rich geologic context for the detailed chemical and mineral work that the team did at Greeley Haven over the rover's fifth Martian winter, as well as a spectacularly detailed view of the largest impact crater that we've driven to yet with either rover over the course of the mission.'
Opportunity and its twin, Spirit, landed on Mars in January 2004 for missions originally planned to last for three months. NASA's next-generation Mars rover, Curiosity, is on course for landing on Mars next month.
Opportunity's science team chose to call the winter campaign site Greeley Haven in tribute to Ronald Greeley (1939-2011), a team member who taught generations of planetary science students at Arizona State University.
20-point-turn: The Rover betrays its prowess (or lack of) at driving as it surveys its own tracks
Self-portrait: The Rover makes an appearance in the image of a planet man has yet to visit
Next mission: An illustration of the car-sized Mars Rover Curiosity lowered to the surface by a Nasa 'sky crane'. The vehicle is expected to land in August
'Ron Greeley was a valued colleague and friend, and this scene, with its beautiful wind-blown drifts and dunes, captures much of what Ron loved about Mars,' said Steve Squyres of Cornell University, principal investigator for Opportunity and Spirit.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, manages the Mars Exploration Rover Project for the NASA Science Mission Directorate, Washington.
Later this year, the car-sized Curiosity Rover will land on Mars.
Unlike earlier rovers, Curiosity carries equipment to gather samples of rocks and soil, process them and distribute them to onboard test chambers inside analytical instruments.
It has a robotic arm which deploys two instruments, scoops soil, prepares and delivers samples for analytic instruments and brushes surfaces.
Its assignment is to investigate whether conditions have been favorable for microbial life and for preserving clues in the rocks about possible past life.
The goal of the mission is to assess whether the landing area has ever had or still has environmental conditions favorable to microbial life.
Curiosity will land near the foot of a layered mountain inside Gale crater, layers of this mountain contain minerals that form in water.
The portion of the crater floor where Curiosity will land has an alluvial fan likely formed by water-carried sediments.
Curiosity will also carry the most advanced load of scientific gear ever used on Mars' surface, a more than 10 times as massive as those of earlier Mars rovers.
Curiosity is about twice as long and five times as heavy as NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, launched in 2003.
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Junior Springbok lock Jannes Kirsten will miss the rest of the IRB Junior World Championship in France because of a facial injury, the team confirmed on Sunday.
Kirsten sustained a fractured cheek bone in the South Africa Under-20s training session on Saturday afternoon at the Stade Michelin in Vannes.
The team will name a replacement shortly.
On Saturday evening team doctor, Phatho Zondi, took Kirsten for a scan at a local hospital. According to Zondi, the CT scan confirmed a right infraorbital fracture with muscle impingement.
"He also has multiple fractures to the maxillary sinus. Jannes was consulted by an ENT specialist who confirmed the diagnosis of a Type B blowout fracture and has recommended conservative treatment with an expected return to play in a minimum of six weeks," the team doctor explained.
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It wasn't always like this. Tension at the first summit, in 2002, was palpable. That's now all in the past.
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In 2006, the state decided to focus on sustainability as an economic development strategy.
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Acclaimed in concert in particular for Mahler, Strauss, Berlioz, Mozart, Handel and Bach with orchestras such as the LSO, Boston Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, Hallé and Concertgebouw, she has collaborated with conductors including Gergiev, Dohnányi, Maazel, Jurowski, Elder and Boulez.
Alice Coote is in demand worldwide on the operatic stage, interpreting male and female operatic roles. These include Dejanira (Handel's Hercules), Poppea, Carmen, Charlotte (Werther), Lucretia, Marguerite (Berlioz's La damnation de Faust), Penelope (Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria), Octavian (Der Rosenkavalier), Composer (Ariadne auf Naxos), Orfeo, Idamante (Idomeneo), Nerone (L'Incoronazione di Poppea), Maffio Orsini (Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia), Hansel, Prince Charming (Massenet's Cendrillon), Sesto (Giulio Cesare in Egitto), Sesto (La clemenza di Tito), Ruggiero (Alcina) and Ariodante. She has performed these roles in the UK including at Glyndebourne and the Royal Opera House, and at opera houses abroad including the Paris Opéra and the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, Amsterdam, Munich, Frankfurt, Salzburg Festspiele, Toronto, Chicago Lyric Opera, Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco and the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Alice Coote has made many recordings, including songs by Schumann and Mahler, Handel's Messiah and Mahler's Symphony No 2, Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius, Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos, and Handel's The Choice of Hercules. She has also appeared in many opera productions on DVD.
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|The Devout Lover (White)
|The early morning
|The fountains mingle with the river
|The house of life (Vaughan Williams)
|The moon on the one hand, the dawn on the other
|The night
|The power of love (Grainger)
|The Spring has come (White)
|The wealthy Banker sits behind
|There be none of Beauty's daughters, Op 24 No 1 (Quilter)
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|What will they give me, when journey's done?
|Where shall I fly? (Dejanira)
|Will you come homeward from the hills of Dreamland?
|Yet, can I hear that dulcet lay (Hercules)
|Your hands lie open in the long fresh grass


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