Ian is the Greatest Hockey Player In the World

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Chiefs skin Cougars 9-5 with Ian's Four Goal Performance
5/16/2012

To celebrate goalie Alex "Ham" Berger's return from his honeymoon the Chiefs dominated the Cougars in last night's 7:30pm match-up. The Chiefs were low on players with only two subs to start the game. The game was scoreless until 3:05 left in the first when Kevin "Sparkly Pants" Grant scored read more »

Chiefs Show Lizzards The Loss Column 5-3
1/16/2012

The Chiefs outscored, outplayed, and out hustled the Lizzards in front of a huge crowd of six or seven at the Skatium on Monday. Keeping the Lizzards from sustained rushes and running them down with frequent line changes provided a relatively easy win against the last season champions. "I could read more »

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Finally beat the Lizzards!	Ian Silber \| 11/6/2008

After 3 long years the Chiefs beat the lizzards. Thank god they are getting older and slower. We are old and slow but are used to it. I think they are still adjusting to not being able to bend down and tie their skates. We have learned to tie each

This is the season.	Ian Silber \| 10/19/2008

Hi everybody, Time for a new season to begin and time for more of my wisdom to be spread to the world. I used wonder if these blogs will prevent me from becoming president one day. After seeing Palin I realize it may actually help me! Being Captain and Coach

Playoff Bound	Ian Silber \| 6/12/2008

Being the greatest coach and player in the world is very tiring but it is all worth it as we head to the playoffs as the number one seed. Last season I tried the opposite approach. Being the last place seed so we could play the first place seed. That

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