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Knights star Kevin Carr named NCAA Rookie of the Week by the SUNYAC

2010-11-09
Former Atlanta Knight Goalie Kevin Carr shines in NCAA action and was named Rookie of the Week by the SUNYAC, one of the most prestigious leagues in the NCAA. Carr is one of seven recent Atlanta Knights players currently playing in the NCAA.

Press Release:

FREDONIA, NY—Buffalo State goalie Kevin Carr (Unionville, ON/Unionville) was named the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Men’s Hockey Rookie of the Week after picking up his first collegiate win at Fredonia on Friday.

The freshman health and wellness major made 39 saves in a 2-1 overtime victory against the Blue Devils including 16 in the third period to force the extra session. He then made five saves before the Bengals scored the game-winner.

Buffalo State will return to action at home this Friday against Brockport at 7 p.m.

Knights still Seek a few remaining players to be filled immediately

2010-08-20

The Atlanta Knights are still seeking two position players, an open position for a top goaltender on our Junior Elite team and a defenseman and forward for the Junior Selects. Please call GM David Falkenstein at 678-787-8683 or email at dfalkenstein@keystonebenefit.com

Knights Stay Hot After Break

2010-02-02

Knights Stay Hot After Winter Break

The Knights came back from the winterbreak with one thing on their minds;no let downs. Last years Knights squad came back from thebreak in first place just like thisteam only to see it slip away in the last two games of the year. This years team was bound and determined to make sure they didn't see a repeat from last year, especially the veteran players.

Determined to take care of business, the Knights came back from the winterbreak on fire by sweeping the Charleston Wolverines in their first weekend back with impressive 13-0 and 9-1 wins to start off the new year. The next weekend was the big showdown with the Space Coast Hurricanes.It may have been early in the year for the Knights,but they already had a chance to clinch the Met South regular season championship with a sweep of the Space Coast Hurricanes. The Knights did justthat with gritty 4-1 and 2-0 victories asthe Knights clinched the regular season championship and got the monkey off the back of all of the returning Knights that saw it allslip away in the last weekend of the year last season.

The Knights now will gear up several more important weekends against rival Hampton Roads Whalers and the East Coast Eagles. In between the needed home weekends, the Knights will travel to Boston for the MJHL Winter Showcase where the Knights will play 3 games against teams from the north. With these weekends complete the Knights will gear up for hopefully a long playoff run with the ultimate goal of raising the cup to bring home their first national championship. The Knights resume action this weekend against Hampton Roads in a conference battle.

Knights Stand Tall after weekend sweep of Palm Beach

2009-12-06

In what was billed as a battle for the throne of the MJHL and SEJHL, the red-hot Knights Elite and Selects completed a dominating weekend sweep of the Palm Beach Hawks to take a commanding lead a top both leagues.

Knights Get Revenge on Hampton

2009-09-30

The Knights saw their hopes of a Met League Championship disappear right in front of their eyes at home on the last weekend of the year last year when Hampton swept the knights to capture the title for themselves. Things were a little different this year as the Knights went ...

The Knights saw their hopes of a Met League Championship disappear right in front of their eyes at home on the last weekend of the year last year when Hampton swept the knights to capture the title for themselves. Things were a little different this year as the Knights went into Hampton and swept them to start of the young 2009 hockey campaign.
Game one saw the Knights special teams take control scoring three power play goals and one shorthanded goal to take a 4-1 victory. Trevor Cope with 2 goals and 2 assists, Nick Karstens with a goal and 2 assists and Lansdowne with a goal and an assist it was if the Whalers couldn’t stop these three.
Game three was an absolute whitewashing as the Knights poured it on winning 9-0. Cody Durrwachter and Nick Dillaway both picked up two goals with the rest of the scoring spread around between all of the Knights. The Knights remain undefeated and will have two weeks off before they go to Charleston.