2014 NZIHL season

Last updated October 08, 2022

The 2014 NZIHL Season was the ninth season of the New Zealand Ice Hockey League, the top level of ice hockey in New Zealand. Five teams participated in the league, and the Canterbury Red Devils won their fourth championship by defeating the Dunedin Thunder in the final.

Standings

Team	Pld	W	OTW	OTL	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
Canterbury Red Devils	16	12	0	1	3	79	58	+21	37	Qualify for finals
Dunedin Thunder	16	10	0	1	5	72	67	+5	31	Qualify for finals
Southern Stampede	16	6	1	2	7	71	74	−3	22
Botany Swarm	16	5	2	2	7	71	70	+1	21
West Auckland Admirals	16	1	3	0	12	62	86	−24	9

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Results

All times are local (New Zealand Standard Time - UTC+12).

7 June 2014
16:45

Canterbury Red Devils

4–2
(1–0, 1–1, 2–1)

Southern Stampede

Alpine Ice Sports Centre

Game reference

Justin Findlay

Goalies

Aston Brookes

Referee:

Ryan Cairns
Linesmen:

William Scott

Chris Watson

B. Spiers (D. Tonks, J. Lawrence) – 12:11	1–0
	1–1	22:28 – M. McRae (M. Schneider, B. Lee)
V. Kutny (D. Tonks, J. Lawrence) – 26:08	2–1
	2–2	50:45 – M. McRae (M. Schneider, A. Blanchette)
E. Zych (V. Hvorostinins, C. Eaden) – 54:24	3–2
V. Hvorostinins (E. Zych) (ENG) – 59:34	4–2

34 min

Penalties

26 min

29

Shots

27

8 June 2014
16:45

Canterbury Red Devils

4–2
(1–2, 2–0, 1–0)

Southern Stampede

Alpine Ice Sports Centre

Game reference

Michael Coleman

Goalies

Aston Brookes

Referee:

Chris Watson
Linesmen:

Ryan Cairns

William Scott

	0–1	1:36 – M. McRae (C. Frear) (PP)
	0–2	16:24 – M. McRae (H. Macharg)
H. Argyle (V. Hvorostinins, E. Zych) (PP) – 19:10	1–2
V. Hvorostinins (C. Eaden, H. Argyle) (PP) – 27:05	2–2
C. Eaden (D. Harrop) (PP) – 28:28	3–2
J. Lawrence (D. Harrop, C. Eaden) (PP) – 57:10	4–2

69 min

Penalties

85 min

37

Shots

32

14 June 2014
16:45

Canterbury Red Devils

8–4
(3–1, 4–1, 1–2)

West Auckland Admirals

Alpine Ice Sports Centre

Game reference

Justin Findlay

Goalies

Rick Parry

Referee:

Scott William
Linesmen:

Kyle Matthews

Chris Watson

	0–1	4:55 – N. Henderson (C. Allington)
V. Hvorostinins (V. Kutny, T. Lencses) – 7:15	1–1
V. Kutny (V. Hvorostinins) – 11:24	2–1
V. Kutny (V. Hvorostinins, T. Lencses) (PP) – 19:15	3–1
A. Purver (J. Kim, J. Greenwood) – 22:52	4–1
V. Hvorostinins (V. Kutny, D. Harrop) (PP) – 32:51	5–1
	5–2	34:49 – Y. Chauviere (S. Clemie)
V. Hvorostinins (V. Kutny, M. Macharg) – 35:06	6–2
B. Speirs (C. Eaden, E. Zych) – 38:36	7–2
	7–3	41:13 – G. Patterson (J. Chai)
	7–4	49:40 – (J. Daigle) (PP)
T. Lencses (D. Harrop, M. Macharg) (PP) – 56:18	8–4

10 min

Penalties

30 min

40

Shots

27

14 June 2014
17:00

Botany Swarm

2–4
(0–0, 2–3, 0–1)

Dunedin Thunder

Paradice Botany Downs

Game reference

Niklas Marschall

Goalies

Matt Canaday

Referee:

Braden O'Loughlin
Linesmen:

Oliver Finch

Brian Forster

	0–1	25:48 – P. Heyd (J. Orr)
	0–2	34:55 – B. Gavoille (T. Darling)
J. Challis (A. Polosov, R. Vortanov) – 36:06	1–2
J. Sanders (B. Contratto) – 36:58	2–2
	2–3	39:57 – A. Robichaud (M. Pokorny) (PP)
	2–4	45:44 – A. Robichaud (G. Leclancher)

12 min

Penalties

10 min

44

Shots

38

15 June 2014
16:30

Botany Swarm

5–11
(3–3, 1–4, 1–4)

Dunedin Thunder

Paradice Botany Downs

Game reference

Michael Hopkinson

Goalies

Matt Canaday

Referee:

Michael Naylor
Linesmen:

Brian Forester

Braden O'Loughlin

J. Sanders (B. Contratto) – 3:10	1–0
	1–1	3:40 – M. Enright (K. Fyfe, A. Robichaud)
	1–2	11:33 – M. Enright (A. Robichaud)
M. Attwell (K. Ball, G. Ferguson) – 13:25	2–2
	2–3	18:57 – C. Harrison (P. Heyd) (SH)
B. Contratto (O. Hay) (PP) – 19:24	3–3
	3–4	22:06 – J. Orr (K. Fyfe, J. Hurring)
	3–5	23:20 – M. Frear (P. Heyd, B. Gavoille)
B. Contratto (A. Henderson, J. Sanders) – 24:10	4–5
	4–6	25:19 – P. Heyd (C. Harrison)
	4–7	31:09 – A. Robichaud (G. Leclancher, K. Fyfe) (PP)
	4–8	42:32 – P. Heyd (J. Orr)
	4–9	45:21 – K. Fyfe (M. Frear, A. Robichaud) (PP)
	4–10	49:19 – M. Enright (K. Fyfe) (PP)
J. Sanders (O. Hay, B. Contratto) (SH) – 54:27	5–10
	5–11	58:07 – M. Frear (P. Heyd)

24 min

Penalties

28 min

44

Shots

43

15 June 2014
16:45

Canterbury Red Devils

8–6
(4–1, 1–4, 3–1)

West Auckland Admirals

Alpine Ice Sports Centre

Game reference

Michael Coleman

Goalies

Rick Parry

Referee:

Kyle Matthews
Linesmen:

Ryan Cairns

Scott Young

	0–1	00:40 – G. Patterson (G. McLeish, J. Daigle)
D. Harrop (B. Apps, J. Ratcliffe) – 5:04	1–1
B. Speirs (C. Eaden, D. Tonks) – 16:34	2–1
D. Tonks (E. Zych, C. Eaden) – 16:54	3–1
V. Hvorostinins (V. Kutny) – 17:58	4–1
	4–2	20:28 – G. Patterson (N. Henderson, C. Allington) (PP)
	4–3	25:12 – D. Dickson (J. Chai, A. Hart)
V. Hvorostinins (T. Lencses) (PP) – 30:12	5–3
	5–4	34:41 – Y. Chauviere (J. Daigle, C. Allington) (PP)
	5–5	38:57 – C. Allington (J. Daigle, Y. Chauviere) (PP)
	5–6	48:07 – J. Daigle (Y. Chauviere)
T. Lencses (M. Macharg, V. Kutny) – 48:31	6–6
V. Kutny (V. Hvorostinins) – 52:00	7–6
M. Macharg (PP) (ENG) – 59:52	8–6

33 min

Penalties

10 min

42

Shots

35

21 June 2014
16:45

West Auckland Admirals

4–7
(1–2, 3–2, 0–3)

Botany Swarm

Paradice Avondale

Game reference

Rick Parry

Goalies

Niklas Marschall

Referee:

Brian Forster
Linesmen:

Aaron Clough

Braden O'Loughlin

	0–1	2:20 – B. Contratto (O. Hay)
	0–2	4:31 – A. Henderson (A. Hay, B. Contratto)
Y. Chauviere (J. Daigle) – 10:34	1–2
	1–3	23:40 – J. Challis (M. Attwell, K. Ball)
	1–4	28:58 – K. Ball (J. Challis, A. Polosov) (PP)
C. Allington (J. Daigle, Y. Chauviere) – 30:51	2–4
D. Dickson (J. Chai) (PP) – 33:54	3–4
D. Dickson (A. Hart) – 36:11	4–4
	4–5	43:00 – O. Hay (G. Ferguson, J. Sanders) (PP)
	4–6	45:14 – O. Hay (J. Sanders, B. Contratto)
	4–7	47:40 – B. Contratto (J. Sanders, G. Ferguson)

14 min

Penalties

41 min

45

Shots

45

21 June 2014
19:00

Southern Stampede

4–3 OT
(2–1, 1–0, 0–2)
(OT 1–0)

Dunedin Thunder

Ice Arena
Attendance: 500

Game reference

Aston Brookes

Goalies

Matt Canaday

Referee:

Ryan Cairns
Linesmen:

Aaron Chrisholm

Mark Symons

	0–1	10:26 – M. Pokorny (S. Harrison)
R. Strayer (B. Lee, C. Burns) – 15:37	1–1
M. Schneider – 16:04	2–1
W. Compton (M. Schneider) (PP) – 37:50	3–1
	3–2	45:43 – P. Heyd (M. Frear)
	3–3	58:37 – J. Kantanen (B. Gavoille)
B. Haines (SH) – 61:08	4–3

14 min

Penalties

10 min

33

Shots

23

22 June 2014
16:45

West Auckland Admirals

4–3 OT
(2–1, 1–1, 0–1)
(OT 1–0)

Botany Swarm

Paradice Avondale

Game reference

Rick Parry

Goalies

Niklas Marschall

Referee:

Michael Naylor
Linesmen:

Aaron Clough

Brian Forster

T. McMaster (J. Daigle, C. Allington) (PP) – 2:42	1–0
J. Chai – 8:43	2–0
	2–1	17:14 – L. Birgel (A. Henderson, K. Ball) (PP)
D. Dickson (N. Craig, Y. Chauviere) – 31:20	3–1
	3–2	34:15 – J. Challis (J. Sanders, O. Hay) (PP)
	3–3	51:41 – M. Attwell
J. Daigle (J. Chai, Y. Chauviere) (PP) – 63:56	4–3

32 min

Penalties

8 min

55

Shots

34

22 June 2014
19:00

Southern Stampede

3–5
(1–1, 1–1, 1–3)

Dunedin Thunder

Ice Arena
Attendance: 500

Game reference

Aston Brookes

Goalies

Matt Canaday

Referee:

Ryan Cairns
Linesmen:

Aaron Chisholm

Mark Symons

	0–1	6:36 – M. Enright (J. Kantanen)
R. Strayer (M. Schneider, M. McRae) (PP2) – 17:44	1–1
	1–2	25:53 – M. Frear (J. Kantanen) (PP2)
M. McRae (M. Schneider) – 35:59	2–2
	2–3	46:56 – S. Harrison (T. Darling)
	2–4	49:21 – M. Frear (J. Kantanen, M. Pokorny) (PP)
R. Strayer (W. Compton) – 52:36	3–4
	3–5	59:41 – P. Heyd (J. Kantanen) (ENG)

16 min

Penalties

44 min

38

Shots

35

27 June 2014
19:00

Southern Stampede

9–7
(1–1, 2–3, 6–3)

Botany Swarm

Ice Arena

Game reference

Aston Brookes

Goalies

Niklas Marschall

Referee:

Michael Naylor
Linesmen:

Aaron Chisholm

Andy Mills

	0–1	9:04 – M. Attwell (A. Hay)
C. Burns – 17:15	1–1
	1–2	23:25 – J. Challis (K. Ball, M. Attwell)
M. McRae (M. Schneider) – 26:18	2–2
	2–3	31:33 – K. Ball (B. Contratto)
M. Schneider (M. McRae, B. Dunford) (PP) – 38:38	3–3
	3–4	39:54 – B. Contratto (J. Sanders, G. Ferguson)
M. McRae (B. Haines, M. Schneider) – 40:13	4–4
M. Schneider (H. Macharg, B. Haines) (SH) – 42:02	5–4
C. Burns (W. Compton) – 48:15	6–4
	6–5	50:25 – K. Ball (J. Challis, A. Henderson) (PP)
B. Dunford (B. Lee) (SH) – 52:43	7–5
R. Strayer (M. McRae, B. Dunford) (PP) – 53:57	8–5
	8–6	54:18 – S. Randell (A. Polosov)
M. Schneider (ENG) – 59:17	9–6
	9–7	59:52 – J. Sanders (B. Contratto, O. Hay) (PP)

20 min

Penalties

8 min

34

Shots

61

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Final

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2014 NZIHL season

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Final

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