2019 CBR Brave season

The 2019 CBR Brave season was the Brave's 6th season in the Australian Ice Hockey League since being founded and entering the league in 2014. The season ran from 20 April 2019 to 31 August 2019 for the Brave. CBR finished first in the regular season to clinch the H Newman Reid Trophy for the second time in franchise history. However, the Brave lost their semi-final match to the Sydney Bears during the Goodall Cup Finals series in Newcastle. The team set a number of new league records including: most wins (26), most points (79), largest winning streak (17 matches), most goals scored (161), fewest goals conceded in a 28 match season (67) and least losses in a 28 match season (2).[1]

2019 CBR Brave
League1st AIHL
2019 record26–0–1–1
Home record13–0–0–1
Road record13–0–1–0
Goals for161
Goals against67
Team information
Coach Robert Starke
Assistant coach Max Ross
Captain Matthew Harvey
Alternate captains Wehebe Darge
Kai Miettinen
ArenaPhillip Ice Skating Centre
Team leaders
Goals Jesse Gabrielle (39)
Assists Wehebe Darge (34)
Points Jesse Gabrielle (67)
Penalty minutes Hayden Dawes (69)
Goals against average Matt Climie (2.15)

Roster

Team roster for the 2019 AIHL season[2]

2019 AIHL CBR Brave Roster [lower-alpha 1]
#NatNamePosS/GAgeAcquiredBirthplace
25Spencer AustinDL282019Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
71Jordan BruntFL212015Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
27Andreas CamenzindCL392019Wettingen, Aargau, Switzerland
91Nick ChristensenF2019Toronto, Ontario, Canada
33Matt ClimieGL372019Leduc, Alberta, Canada
9Wehebe Darge (A)LW/RWL292017Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
20Hayden DawesRWR272018Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada
31Jakob DoornbosGL192018Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
22Nicholas DoornbosDR172019Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
28Jordan DraperLW/RWR312019Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada
63Jesse GabrielleLWL232019Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada
80Jackson GallagherD192019Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
22Mike GiorgiDL332019Toronto, Ontario, Canada
81Matthew Harvey (C)DR352014Calgary, Alberta, Canada
3Mitchell HenningFR232016Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
21Joseph HughesRWR362018Springvale, Victoria, Australia
23Adam KambeitzC/LWL282019Coaldale, Alberta, Canada
7Bayley KubaraDR222017Wombarra, New South Wales, Australia
15Casey KubaraRWR242016Wombarra, New South Wales, Australia
16Tyler KubaraFR262015Wombarra, New South Wales, Australia
11David LewisFL422018Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
14Jayden LewisFR222018Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
91Brayden LowCL262019Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
61Joseph MaatoukF/D212019Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
10Tyler MayeaDL272019Burlington, Ontario, Canada
64Kai Miettinen (A)FL252014Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
51Hamish MurrayFR182019Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
41Matthew PriceDR322019Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
44Conor RileyF/DL282019Massena, New York, United States
42Lachlan SearyFR192019Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
29Alexandre TetreaultGL232015Montreal, Quebec, Canada
61Chris WilliamsonCR292019Okotoks, Alberta, Canada

Notes:

  1. Omitted from the roster list is Matt Buskas, Nick Eckhardt and Mark Rummukainen, who were all selected in the original 2019 roster but were never dressed for a match.

Transfers

In
Pos Player Transferred From Local / Import Source
D Spencer Austin Sydney BearsLocal[3]
C Andreas CamenzindNo teamLocal[4]
F Nick Christensen Canberra BladesLocal[5]
G Matt Climie HDD JeseniceImport[6]
D Nicholas DoornbosNo teamLocal[2][7]
W Jordan Draper Scorpions de MulhouseImport[2][7]
W Jesse Gabrielle Wichita ThunderImport[2][7]
D Jackson Gallagher Sydney SabresLocal[2][7]
D Mike GiorgiNo teamImport[2][7]
W Adam Kambeitz Rapaces de GapImport[2][7]
C Brayden Low Reading RoyalsImport[2][7]
F Joseph Maatouk Canberra RebelsLocal[2][8]
D Tyler Mayea Newfoundland GrowlersImport[2][7]
F Hamish MurrayNo teamLocal[2][7]
D Matthew Price Newcastle NorthstarsLocal[9]
D Conor Riley Adirondack ThunderImport[2][7]
F Lachlan SearyNo teamLocal[2][7]
C Chris Williamson Watertown WolvesImport[2][7]

Out
Pos Player Transferred To Local / Import Source
D Channing Bresciani HC FassaImport[2][7]
D James ByersNo teamLocal[2][7]
D Darcy Flanagan Melbourne IceLocal[10]
F Jordan GavinRetiredLocal[11]
F Trevor Gerling Huntsville HavocImport[2][7]
D Per Daniel GöranssonNo teamLocal[2][7]
G Matt Hewitt HC FassaImport[2][7]
F Chris Leveille Brampton BeastImport[2][7]
F Christopher McPhailNo teamLocal[2][7]
F Ainars Podzins LHC Les LionsImport[2][7]
G Tynan TheobaldNo teamLocal[2][7]

Staff

Staff Roster for 2019 AIHL season[12][13]

2019 AIHL CBR Brave Staff
RoleStaff
Head coach Robert Starke
Assistant coach Max Ross
Team Manager Andrew Deans
Equipment Manager Darryl Day
Chiropractor Saara Stevenson
Sports Trainer Cameron Mohr
Personal Trainer Alex Zeitlhofer
Personal Trainer Dylan Swan
Bench official Darren Sault
Bench official Kelly Sault

Standings

Regular season

Summary

Season Overall Home Away
P W L OW OL GF GA GD Pts Finish P W L OW OL GF GA GD P W L OW OL GF GA GD
2019282610116167+94791st14131008938+5114130017229+43

Position by round

Round123456789101112131415161718
Position212222211111111111
Updated to match(es) played on Completed. Source: www.icehockeynewsaustralia.com

League table

Team GP W OTW OTL L GF GA GDF PTS
CBR Brave282601116167+9479
Newcastle Northstars281630912789+3854
Perth Thunder28161110116103+1351
Sydney Bears28152011121102+1949
Melbourne Mustangs2812141110899+942
Sydney Ice Dogs28101314122128–635
Melbourne Ice286301990140–5024
Adelaide Adrenaline280022671188–1172
Qualified for the Goodall Cup playoffs H Newman Reid Trophy winners

Source

Finals

Summary

Season Finals weekend
P W L GF GA Result Semi-final Goodall Cup final
20191–146Semi-finalistLost 4-6 (Bears)–

Bracket

Semi-finals Final
      
1 CBR Brave 4
4 Sydney Bears 6
Sydney Bears 5
Perth Thunder 2
3 Perth Thunder 3
2 Newcastle Northstars 2

Schedule & results

Regular season
Matchday12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728
ArenaAAAHAAHAHHHHAAAAAHHHAAAHHHHH
ResultWWWLWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLWWWWWW
Updated to match(es) played on Completed. Source: AIHL
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; L = Loss
2019 fixtures and results
Date Time Away Score Home Location Recap
21 April17:00CBR Brave4–1Sydney BearsMacquarie Ice Rink
27 April16:30CBR Brave6–3Adelaide AdrenalineAdelaide Ice Arena
28 April16:30CBR Brave6–2Adelaide AdrenalineAdelaide Ice Arena
4 May17:30Sydney Bears4–3CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
11 May16:30CBR Brave5–1Perth ThunderPerth Ice Arena
12 May16:30CBR Brave5–1Perth ThunderPerth Ice Arena
18 May17:30Sydney Ice Dogs3–4CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
25 May17:00CBR Brave6–4Sydney Ice DogsMacquarie Ice Rink
1 June17:30Perth Thunder0–7CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
2 June16:30Perth Thunder2–6CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
8 June17:30Sydney Bears2–5CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
9 June16:30Melbourne Mustangs4–11CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
22 June17:00CBR Brave6–2Newcastle NorthstarsHunter Ice Skating Stadium
23 June17:00CBR Brave6–3Sydney BearsMacquarie Ice Rink
29 June17:00CBR Brave4–2Melbourne MustangsO'Brien Icehouse
30 June14:00CBR Brave4–2Melbourne MustangsO'Brien Icehouse
7 July16:45CBR Brave7–1Sydney Ice DogsMacquarie Ice Rink
13 July17:30Melbourne Ice4–8CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
14 July16:30Melbourne Ice1–5CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
20 July17:30Newcastle Northstars2–3CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
21 July16:00CBR Brave4–2Newcastle NorthstarsHunter Ice Skating Stadium
27 July17:00CBR Brave2–3 (SO)Melbourne IceO'Brien Icehouse
28 July14:00CBR Brave7–2Melbourne IceO'Brien Icehouse
3 August17:30Adelaide Adrenaline2–7CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
4 August16:30Adelaide Adrenaline4–5CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
10 August17:30Sydney Ice Dogs5–12CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
11 August16:30Melbourne Mustangs4–7CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre
17 August17:30Newcastle Northstars1–6CBR BravePhillip Ice Skating Centre

Finals

Goodall Cup semi-final

31 August 2019
15:00		Sydney Bears6–4
(0–1, 2–3, 4–0)		CBR BraveHunter Ice Skating Stadium

Player statistics

Skaters
Regular season
Nat Player Pos M G A P PIM
Spencer AustinD20110
Jordan BruntF260222
Andreas CamenzindC1410203012
Nick ChristensenF200442
Wehebe DargeW2819345320
Hayden DawesW2510203069
Nicholas DoornbosD112130
Jordan DraperW1517284520
Jesse GabrielleW2039286754
Jackson GallagherD130002
Mike GiorgiD10000
Matthew HarveyD183161924
Mitchell HenningF2836929
Joseph HughesW169192845
Adam KambeitzC/W2513213457
Bayley KubaraD271161753
Casey KubaraW2411152620
Tyler KubaraF221131426
David LewisF80332
Jayden LewisF20000
Brayden LowC7891735
Joseph MaatoukF/D121010
Tyler MayeaD70996
Kai MiettinenF2254918
Hamish MurrayF150000
Matthew PriceD2114510
Conor RileyF/D148212955
Lachlan SearyF80000
Chris WilliamsonC10000
Finals
Nat Player Pos M G A P PIM
Spencer AustinD–
Jordan BruntF10000
Andreas CamenzindC10114
Nick ChristensenF10000
Wehebe DargeW11012
Hayden DawesW10110
Nicholas DoornbosD10000
Jordan DraperW–
Jesse GabrielleW11230
Jackson GallagherD10000
Mike GiorgiD–
Matthew HarveyD10000
Mitchell HenningF10000
Joseph HughesW12130
Adam KambeitzC/W10110
Bayley KubaraD11012
Casey KubaraW10110
Tyler KubaraF10000
David LewisF–
Jayden LewisF–
Brayden LowC–
Joseph MaatoukF/D10000
Tyler MayeaD–
Kai MiettinenF10000
Hamish MurrayF10000
Matthew PriceD10000
Conor RileyF/D10220
Lachlan SearyF–
Chris WilliamsonC–

Goaltenders
Regular season
Nat Player Pos M G A PIM SO MP GA GAA SH SA SV%
Matt ClimieG200441953422.204804380.913
Jakob DoornbosG–
Alexandre TetreaultG100020400232.882081850.889
Finals
Nat Player Pos M G A PIM SO MP GA GAA SH SA SV%
Matt ClimieG100005066.0040340.850
Jakob DoornbosG–
Alexandre TetreaultG–

Awards

Team awards for 2019 season[14]

2019 Brave awards
AwardRecipient
Bravest of the Brave Matt Climie
Best Forward Wehebe Darge
Best Defenceman Matt Harvey
Fans Choice Jesse Gabrielle
Player’s Choice Adam Kambeitz
Coach’s Award Bayley Kubara
Emerging Brave Nick Christensen
John Lewis Memorial Award Murray Barton
Mandi Webb
Deans Award Robyn Kemp
David Kemp

AIHL awards for 2019 season[15]

2019 AIHL awards
AwardRecipient
Goaltender of the Year Matt Climie

References
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  4. "Andreas Camenzind". Elite Prospects. Archived from the original on March 30, 2019. Retrieved March 30, 2019.
  5. "Nicholas Christensen". Ice Hockey ACT. Retrieved June 1, 2019.
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  9. "Matthew Price". Elite Prospects. Archived from the original on April 25, 2019. Retrieved April 25, 2019.
  10. "Darcy Flanagan". Elite Prospects. Archived from the original on April 7, 2019. Retrieved April 7, 2019.
  11. "Jordan Gavin". Elite Prospects. Archived from the original on March 29, 2019. Retrieved March 29, 2019.
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