#Clay hanus

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[ledenews]

Wheeling Nailers Announce 2022-23 Season-Opening Roster

The Wheeling Nailers, proud ECHL affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins, are excited to announce their 2022-23 Season-Opening Roster, as the team prepares to open its 31st season on Saturday night against the Toledo Walleye at WesBanco Arena. Head Coach Derek Army and Assistant Coach Ryan Kuwabara return for their second season together behind the bench, after a 37-31-4 campaign and a trip to the Central Division Final. Joining them on the Hockey Operations Staff are Equipment Manager Bill Higgins (20th season) and Athletic Trainer Lauren Rittle (1st season). Starting in goal, the Nailers will begin the season with three netminders on the roster. Tommy Nappier has played in 14 games for Wheeling over the course of the last two seasons, but he enjoyed his best success in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton last year, as he won 13 regular season games, then helped the Penguins to a playoff series win over rival Hershey. Ryan Bednard has made lots of noise during his three ECHL seasons in the Palmetto State, with his best performance coming in 2020-21, when he went 20-6-8, and helped the Greenville Swamp Rabbits reach the Eastern Conference Final. Bednard has also appeared in 11 AHL contests with Springfield, Syracuse, and Hershey. Taylor Gauthier signed his first professional contract with Pittsburgh, following an outstanding 20-year old season in the WHL. Gauthier finished tied for fourth in the league with 31 victories. Moving ahead to the blueline, there are eight defensemen on the opening roster, and four of the eight are returners. Josh Maniscalco was named to the All-ECHL 2nd Team and ECHL All-Rookie Team last season, as he racked up 17 goals, 36 assists, and 53 points. Chris Ortiz also had a stellar campaign on the offensive side of the puck, as he collected 12 goals, 26 points, and 38 points in a Nailers uniform. The two most experienced players on the Wheeling roster are two players who will be relied on heavily to shut down the opposition. Adam Smith is a Nailer for the third straight year, and he is coming off of a +17 rating in 2021-22. David Drake has played in 190 career games between the AHL and ECHL levels, and was acquired last season from Reading to solidify the blueline, as the team made its push toward postseason. The four new faces on defense are Clay Hanus, Louie Roehl, Davis Bunz, and Dilan Peters. Hanus enjoyed his best season in junior hockey last year, as he exploded for 18 goals, 56 assists, and 74 points in 68 games with the Portland Winterhawks. Roehl is the only player on the team with multiple championships, as he won two NCAA National Titles at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Bunz was a very reliable defender at Providence College, as he appeared in 144 contests in a shutdown role with the Friars. At 6-foot-6, Peters brings lots of size to the Nailers, as he makes the jump to the pro game after attending Lakehead University. 12 forwards will begin the season on the active roster, and similar to the defense, exactly half of them have played for the home team in Nail City before. Cam Hausinger will look to build on his electric rookie year, which saw him light it up with 21 goals, 22 assists, and 43 points in the regular season, before a nine-goal outburst to lead the way in the playoffs. Sean Josling is one of three players entering their third seasons with Wheeling, and last season, he was nearly a point-per-game player, as he notched 33 in 36 ECHL games, while also earning 15 AHL contests with San Diego. Another well-known name back for year three is Tyler Drevitch, who is very popular among Nailers fans for his ability to knock opposing players off of their games. Bobby Hampton and Félix Paré enjoyed their first tastes of pro hockey, as they combined to post 31 points, while adoring themselves to their teammates by playing a variety of roles. Cédric Desruisseaux found a comfortable home in Wheeling, when he was acquired from the Trois-Rivières Lions, and proceeded to collect seven points in his first 11 games with the squad. The six new faces up front are Carter Johnson, Gianluca Esteves, Brooklyn Kalmikov, Max Johnson, Justin Addamo, and Samuel Tremblay. C. Johnson and Esteves were acquired from the Wichita Thunder in exchange for Dylan MacPherson. Johnson was Wichita's top rookie scorer, and he finished fourth on his team overall with 16 goals, 29 assists, and 45 points. Esteves played his rookie season with the Cincinnati Cyclones, and recorded nine goals, 15 assists, and 24 points. Kalmikov is rolling into the pro game on the heels of a thrilling ending to his junior career. Brooklyn won a QMJHL Championship with Victoriaville in 2020-21, then led Moncton with 76 points a year ago. M. Johnson had a huge college career, as he amassed 129 points over five years at Bowling Green State University and the University of Wisconsin. Addamo is a huge player, as he is 6-foot-6, 250 pounds. After attending Robert Morris University for three years, Justin is coming off of a career season with 14 goals at R.P.I. Tremblay potted 62 points at McGill University, and despite being a rookie, he is the second oldest player on the team at 27. The Nailers will also begin the season with two forwards on injured reserve - Matthew Quercia and Peter Laviolette III. Quercia scored the biggest goal of the 2021-22 season, as he lit the lamp in overtime of game seven to lift Wheeling to its first playoff series win since 2016. Laviolette is the third Wheeling native to play for the Nailers, as he begins his professional playing career in the same city where his father began his pro coaching career. Catch all of the action all season long on the Nailers Broadcast Network presented by Main Street Bank. All of the games will air on radio on Mix 97.3 and stream on FloHockey. All home games will air on television on COMET TV. DJ Abisalih returns for his 12th season as the Voice of the Nailers, and is joined on the home broadcasts by third year Color Commentator Isaac Basinger. The Nailers will open the 2022-23 regular season on Saturday night, when they play host to the Toledo Walleye at 7:10. The ZOOperstars will be performing their hilarious show that families are sure to enjoy throughout the night, with characters such as Squidney Crosby and Mario Lemule. Season memberships, Big 6 ticket plans, and single game tickets are available for the 2022-23 season by visiting wheelingnailers.com or calling (304) 234-GOAL. The Wheeling Nailers, considered one of the top things to do in Wheeling, West Virginia, provide affordable family entertainment for fans throughout the Ohio Valley. 2022-23 Wheeling Nailers Season-Opening Roster#2-D-Dilan Peters#5-D-David Drake#6-D-Adam Smith#7-D-Davis Bunz#8-F-Samuel Tremblay#9-F-Brooklyn Kalmikov#10-F-Max Johnson#11-F-Peter Laviolette III#12-D-Clay Hanus#13-F-Matthew Quercia#15-F-Bobby Hampton#16-F-Cam Hausinger#17-D-Chris Ortiz#18-F-Carter Johnson#19-F-Félix Paré#20-F-Justin Addamo#21-F-Cédric Desruisseaux#24-D-Josh Maniscalco#27-F-Sean Josling#28-D-Louie Roehl#33-G-Taylor Gauthier#35-G-Ryan Bednard#37-G-Tommy Nappier#39-F-Gianluca Esteves#41-F-Tyler Drevitch Read the full article

[pdxwinterhawkey]

Hey, watch some fun hockey.

Watch the C.H. club get two goals each

Watch Knak get his first goal as a Winterhawk.

Watch Captain UFC get his first goal as Captain (did I mention he's a DEFENSEMAN?)

[formerlydyl]

[winterhawks]

[voir-diire]

"HAPPY HANUKKAH!" Clay smiled, this time he didn't break down the door, but he carried food so he had to kick it open because his hands were full

“Back at you!” Apollo helped him bring the food to the table. Their little Hanu-Christmas celebration was always something to look forward to. 

[queeniewriteshockey]

CLAY HANUS in fucking OT!!!!! Winterhawks win 5-4 and I don’t *have* to kill Hofer. I just want to XD 

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[vsplusonline]

Taking the green route

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Taking the green route

“Our focus has always been sustainable lifestyle and conscious living,” says Deepa Sekar, co-founder of makers and design community marketplace By Hand From The Heart. “In our upcoming edition, we bring together 42 designers and makers in the category of art, traditional and contemporary craft, ethical fashion, lifestyle products and artisanal food, who align with our vision.”

Deepa and Kshiti Davey, the other co-founder of the initiative, are bringing sculptures and architecture for the first time for the event. Masters Loft, a Chennai-based company founded by Ananthan Pillai, creates figurines and sculptures made using natural mineral components, “These compact figurines are ideal for homes and offices, and are affordable,” says Deepa. Hyderabad-based Nayantara Quader’s Trove Craft India will bring their Pichwai hand-painted décor and utilities, and are participating for the first time. KOL, a Thrissur brand owned by Nikhil Kunnath, a design graduate from IIT, will be presenting bamboo jewellery, writing implements, home utilities, and stationery.

“For our young audiences, we have Suta from Mumbai. Its founders Sujata and Taniya coordinate handloom saris with stylised blouses,” she says.

Deepa adds that under architecture, they showcase how interiors and home furnishings can also be a health hazard owing to the raw materials in them. “Coimbatore-based Bhutha by Srinath Gowtham will be focusing on clay as a viable alternative for the same and how it can be used for walls and other aspects.”

The pop-up will feature clothes and outfits for the just-born, toddlers, and kids. Aagghhoo from Bengaluru will bring infant wear and baby accessories, while Khela from Mumbai will present their range of children’s clothes and handmade shoes. Ishaavi comes with their slow fashion range in cotton, khadi and natural dyed silhouettes. Chennai-based Teori, will present its line of western wear made of traditional Indian textiles. They also have roped in a couple of other designers from Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kochi.

“The Yellow Bag, founded by Krishnan from Madurai, who has been doing phenomenal work with cloth bags, is bringing cloth bags with natural dyes, designed and made by women,” concludes Deepa.

By Hand From The Heart is on February 7 and 8, 10 am to 9 pm, at Hanu Reddy Residences, Poes Garden. Entry is free. For details, call 9840326354.

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2019-20 Portland Winterhawks Players By Nationality

American: 8 (Isaiah DiLauria, Jake Gricius, Cross Hanas, Clay Hanus, Mason Mannek, Jack O'Brien, Nick Perna & James Stefan)

Canadian: 15 (Nick Cicek, Jaydon Dureau, Robbie Fromm-Delorme, Kishaun Gervais, Dante Giannuzzi, Lane Gilliss, Joel Hofer, Seth Jarvis, Gabe Klassen, Tyson Kozak, Johnny Ludvig, Reece Newkirk, Kade Nolan, Kurtis Smythe & Matthew Quigley)

Swiss: 1 (Simon Knak)

Danish: 1 (Jonas Brondberg)

[ledenews]

Wheeling Nailers Receive 11 Players from AHL Training Camps

The Wheeling Nailers, proud ECHL affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins, have announced that they have received 11 players from AHL training camps, as their training camp roster has grown to 28. Wheeling received one goaltender, Ryan Bednard, who brings the team total to three at that position. Bednard is the most experienced of the netminders, as he prepares to begin his fourth professional season. Ryan has posted a 44-36-12 career mark in the ECHL, to go along with five AHL victories. He helped the Greenville Swamp Rabbits reach the Eastern Conference Final in 2021. On defense, the Nailers received three members of last year's club, in addition to two new faces. Josh Maniscalco will look to build off of his outstanding rookie campaign, which saw him rack up 17 goals and 53 points to lead all ECHL rookie defensemen in scoring. Adam Smith returns for his third season in Wheeling and fourth as a pro, after leading the team with a +17 rating last year and adding 23 points. David Drake also begins his fourth pro season, as he was acquired from the Reading Royals in January, and played a key role in shutting down the opposition, as the Nailers won their first playoff series since 2016. Joining these three returners are Clay Hanus and Louie Roehl. Hanus signed an AHL contract with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton this summer, after finishing his junior hockey career with the WHL's Portland Winterhawks. Hanus finished second among WHL defensemen with 74 points. Roehl is coming off of a very successful collegiate career at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, where he won two NCAA National Championships, and reached the Frozen Four one other time. Up front, there is one returning player, three who are coming to Wheeling for the first time, and one who is a tad older this time around. Cédric Desruisseaux was acquired late last season from the Trois-Rivières Lions, and made a quick impact on the scoresheet, as he accumulated seven points in 11 games. Max Johnson and Justin Addamo were both signed by the Nailers this summer, after completing their college careers. Johnson attended Bowling Green State University and the University of Wisconsin, and especially enjoyed his time with the Falcons, as he scored 122 points in his four years there. Addamo had three strong years at nearby Robert Morris University, before he transferred to RPI, where he set a career high with 14 goals as a senior. Brooklyn Kalmikov signed an AHL contract with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, and is ready to begin his pro career, after playing five years of junior hockey in the QMJHL. Kalmikov won a President's Cup with the Victoriaville Tigres in 2021, then exploded for 34 goals, 38 assists, and 72 points with the Moncton Wildcats in 2021-22. Peter Laviolette III will start his professional playing career in the same city where he was born in 1997. The son of the former Nailers head coach was nearly a point-per-game player in his senior year at Plymouth State University. The Nailers will have open practices for the remainder of the week beginning at 10:30, leading up to their preseason opener on Friday night at 7:10 against the Fort Wayne Komets. Opening Night is less than two weeks away, as Wheeling will host the Toledo Walleye on October 22nd at 7:10. The ZOOperstars will be performing their hilarious show that families are sure to enjoy throughout the night, with characters such as Squidney Crosby and Mario Lemule. Season memberships, Big 6 ticket plans, and single game tickets are available for the 2022-23 season by visiting wheelingnailers.com or calling (304) 234-GOAL. The Wheeling Nailers, considered one of the top things to do in Wheeling, West Virginia, provide affordable family entertainment for fans throughout the Ohio Valley. Updated Wheeling Nailers Training Camp RosterF Justin AddamoF Aaron AragonG Ryan BednardD Davis BunzG Tristan Côté-CazenaveG Mario CulinaF Cédric DesruisseauxD David DrakeF Tyler DrevitchF Nick FeaF Bobby HamptonD Clay HanusD Jason HorvathF Max JohnsonF Brooklyn KalmikovD Roy KandaF Alex KoopmeinersF Peter Laviolette IIIF Griffin LunnD Josh ManiscalcoF Félix ParéD Drayson PearsD Dilan PetersD Louie RoehlF Eetu SelänneD Adam SmithF Samuel TremblayD Zach Wilkie Read the full article

[pdxwinterhawkey]

There's still a few more announcements to come

[formerlydyl]

Late post, but congrats to Reece and Clay for hitting the 150 WHL games played milestone yesterday!!!

[pdxwinterhawkey]

I'm not stressed or anything... But... I'm stressed

[formerlydyl]

Good, good. I like this.

[formerlydyl]

Winterhawks for all of them? (Dont know anything about them all I know is that u like them lol)

I LOVE YOU. I DON’T KNOW WHO YOU ARE BUT YOU ARE ENABLING ME TO TALK ABOUT MY JUNIORS

Okay, since I’m guessing you’re talking about players who are still on the roster/expected to still be on the roster...

my favorite forward - Reece Newkirk

my favorite dman - John Ludvig

my thoughts on their goalies - I’m still mad about losing Farkas so Hofer better step it up and be the player that apparently all the scouts see but I don’t. Also, I need to see more of Giannuzzi before I make a decision there.

my overall favorite player - Reece Newkirk

my overall opinion on the team - I absolutely love them but I miss when they used to be the pests of the league.

who i’d fight on the team - John Ludvig Joel Hofer

who i’d smooch on the team - Uh.... I can’t answer this...

who the hottest player is - Reece Newkirk John Ludvig Jake Gricius

who the ugliest player is - UH.

who the most valid player is - Jake Gricius (even I’m surprised I didn’t say Reece)

who the least valid player is - ...Joel Hofer (I’M SORRY I HAD TO)

who i think the most talented player is - Clay Hanus 

who has the best hair on the team - Lane Gilliss

who is the best dressed on the team - not Brendan De Jong. Oh, wait... Wrong group of Hawks (JAZZ DON’T KILL ME FOR THIS) John Ludvig

how scary their mascot is on a scale of 1 to 10 - 2 Tom-A-Hawk is great. I won’t be taking criticism at this time.

how much i like the team on a scale of 1 to 10 - 3000

how good their logo is on a scale of 1 to 10 - 8.5 because it’s a slightly less detailed version of the current Blackhawks logo

how memeable the team is on a scale of 1 to 10 - ummmm......6?

what their best jersey design in team history is - see the below jersey on the left. 

20. what their best logo in team history is - they haven’t had many