Post by CalgaryGM on Apr 28, 2008 12:01:26 GMT -5
Quad Cities, IL- The Quad City Flames have finished in 1st place in the Western Conference of the AsHL, in their inaugural season since moving from Omaha last year.
It was a season to remember for the Calgary Flames farm team.
First place in the west and second overall in the AsHL. The Flames finished the season with four players at 20 goals or more, including two with 30 goals.
The Flames are looking forward to the playoffs as they host the Manitoba Moose in the first round. The Flames won both matches in their season match ups.
311 Quad City 5 Manitoba 4 (OT)
1129 Manitoba 1 Quad City 3
Offensive leaders Flames
Justin Papineau 2g 1a 3pts
Mike Iggulden 1g 2a 3pts
Tomas Kopecky 3a 3pts
Jonas Johansson 2g 2pts
Dany Sabourin 2 wins, 37 saves, 42 shots
Offensive leaders Moose
Matt Ellison 3a 3pts
Mika Hannula 2g 1a 3pts
J-Sebastien Aubin 2 losses, 56 saves, 64 shots
It was a season to remember for the Calgary Flames farm team.
First place in the west and second overall in the AsHL. The Flames finished the season with four players at 20 goals or more, including two with 30 goals.
The Flames are looking forward to the playoffs as they host the Manitoba Moose in the first round. The Flames won both matches in their season match ups.
311 Quad City 5 Manitoba 4 (OT)
1129 Manitoba 1 Quad City 3
Offensive leaders Flames
Justin Papineau 2g 1a 3pts
Mike Iggulden 1g 2a 3pts
Tomas Kopecky 3a 3pts
Jonas Johansson 2g 2pts
Dany Sabourin 2 wins, 37 saves, 42 shots
Offensive leaders Moose
Matt Ellison 3a 3pts
Mika Hannula 2g 1a 3pts
J-Sebastien Aubin 2 losses, 56 saves, 64 shots
