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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM
1993-94 Rochester Mustangs USHL 47 7 16 23 52
1996-97 U. of New Hampshire NCAA 35 3 16 19 43
1997-98 U. of New Hampshire NCAA 38 3 28 31 47
1998-99 U. of New Hampshire NCAA 41 8 30 38 56
1999-00 Milwaukee Admirals IHL 76 9 23 32 120 3 0 1 1 0
2000-01 Milwaukee Admirals IHL 68 0 13 13 101 2 0 0 0 2
2001-02 Quebec Citadelles AHL 63 0 7 7 107 1 0 0 0 2
2002-03 Richmond Renegades ECHL 20 1 8 9 36 -- -- -- -- --
2002-03 Saint John Flames AHL 63 2 13 15 106 -- -- -- -- --
2003-04 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 63 2 6 8 116 7 0 1 1 2
2004-05 Providence Bruins AHL 78 2 7 9 124 16 2 1 3 20

Jayme Filipowicz joins the team after spending last season with the Hartford Wolfpack. An AHL and IHL veteran (over 300 regular season games between the two leagues), the former college star has no fear dropping his gloves.

Jayme Filipowicz
A free agent signing from the University of New Hampshire, Filipowicz made a good impression during the Nashville rookie camp and in the first few days of training camp with the veterans. He had an advantage over many of the other prospects because he has played three years of college hockey and is much older.

At 6'2" 212, he has the size to compete at the NHL level. He also showed his talent last season, when he earned First Team All-Hockey East honors and was a Second Team All-American East selection. He plays an impressive physical game and had the best hit of the rookie camp tournament when he leveled 6'4" 230-pound Kenzie Homer of the St. Louis Blues. Filipowicz is an offensive defenseman who can provide skill at the blueline, but he needs to work on his defensive play. He was sent down to Milwaukee in the second wave of training camp roster cuts and will probably play a full season in the IHL.

Wednesday, August 15, 2001

Citadelles sign defenseman

Quebec Citadelles General Manager Raymond Bolduc today announced that the club come to terms with defenseman Jayme Filipowicz.

Filipowicz joins left wingers Pierre Sevigny, Jonathan Beaulieu and Francois Fortier, right wing Jonathan Delisle, goaltenders Luc Belanger and Scott Myers and defensemen Matt O'Dette and David Cornacchia, as players already under contract with the club.

Filipowicz, 25, was played college hockey at the University of New Hampshire before signing as a free agent with the Nashville Predators in 1999. The native of Arlington Heights, Ill., began his professional hockey career with the Milwaukee Admirals of the International Hockey League in 1999 and stayed there until the end of the 2000-2001 season.

In three seasons with the University of New Hampshire, the 6-2, 212-pound Filipowicz recorded 14-74-88 pts. in 114 games and was selected to the Hockey East First All-Star Team (1999), NCAA East Second All-American Team (1999) and the NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team (1999). During his two-year stint in Milwaukee, he scored nine goals and added 36 assists for 45 points and 219 penalty minutes in 144 games.

3. Jayme Filipowicz (D, Milwaukee, IHL)
Another physical defenseman. Filipowicz has yet to make his NHL debut but has performed well in Milwaukee.

Jayme Filipowicz came out of nowhere to become one of the most physical members of our blueline, and extremely smart with the puck as well. He had a stunning glove save at the right post on Sunday when Jason was down and out in a mad scramble around the net.

#8 Jayme Filipowicz, Junior, Left Defense
Dubuque (USHL)/Arlington Heights, IL (6'2 210) Born: 6-15-76

Brings good size to blueline, but also has skating and offensive skills. At UNH: As Sophomore: Grew into role as quarterback and offensive leader on blueline. Finished 5th on team in scoring. All three goals were powerplay tallies. Had 6 multiple point games during year, including 3 points (1-2-3) against Wisconsin and 2 points (0-2-2) against BU in NCAAS regionals. Play earned him spot on NCAA Regional All-Star Team. Also named to Denver Cup All-Tournament team. As Freshman: Earned regular position from day one, and posted highest freshman defenseman scoring totals since 1982. Just missed out on joining Mike Souza and Sean Matile on HE All-Freshman team. Has great vision, and makes smart decisions in own end. Went nine games without scoring point before registering first career point against Merrimack (12/6). Increased offense as he got comfortable with college level, and posted 18 points over final 23 games. Sports Studies major.
96-97 Frosh. 35 3 16 19 17
97-98 Sophomore 38 3 28 31 47
Before UNH: Captain of Dubuque team, played three years at Dubuque. Was highest scoring defensman in USHL in 95-96 season. Selected to play in USHL 95-96 all-star game. In three years played 127 games, 18 goals and 55 assists. Highly recruited defender, selected UNH over Providence, Bowling Green and St. Cloud.
95-96 Dubuque (USHL) 45 7 29 36 106

" hat geschrieben:klingt vielversprechend, auch wenn ein auszug von einem offensiven defenseman spricht, der seine defensive verbessern sollte....

" hat geschrieben:klingt vielversprechend, auch wenn ein auszug von einem offensiven defenseman spricht, der seine defensive verbessern sollte....

1998 Topscoring defender of New Hampshire

1999 Topscoring defender of New Hampshire & Named to Hockey East
All-Star Team, NCAA Second All-Star Team & Attended NHL Camp of Nashville Predators

2000 Topscoring defender of Milwaukee

2003 Voted as Saint John Flames Unsung Hero

" hat geschrieben:Ist das Thema Fearns damit gegessen? ihr braucht die AL ja noch für nen Stürmer oder?

" hat geschrieben:Ist das Thema Fearns damit gegessen? ihr braucht die AL ja noch für nen Stürmer oder?