Aaron Gagnon

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  AARON GAGNON SIGNS WITH DALLAS STARSSeattle Thunderbirds Hockey
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  AARON GAGNON SIGNS WITH DALLAS STARS

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  Published on: 9/13/2006    Last Visited: 3/6/2007  

  Seattle, September 13, 2006 - Seattle Thunderbirds General Manager Russ Farwell today announced that team Captain Aaron Gagnon has returned to the team after attending the Dallas Stars Prospect Camp.
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  "We are excited to have Aaron back with our team for this season," said Farwell.
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  Gagnon played on the Stars team that finished third at the eight-team Traverse City Tournament in Traverse City, Michigan.
  
  Gagnon is entering his fifth year with the T-Birds.He has played 259 games, putting him at 10th on the T- Birds all time games played list.He has career numbers of 81 goals and 83 assists for 164 points with 112 penalty minutes and a plus/minus rating of plus-57.
  
  Gagnon has played in 34 playoff games with the T- Birds and has 22 points on 12 goals and 10 assist in those games.He is a plus-11 with 26 penalty minutes in those playoff games.

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  Aaron Gagnon put the T-Birds on the board at 13:49 of the first.
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  Gagnon passed to Radek Meidl along the left boards and Meidl brought the puck into the Cougars zone.
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  Meidl passed back to Gagnon and the T-Birds captain beat Prince George goalie Real Cyr five-hole for his first goal of the season.
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  3, Seattle, Gagnon 1 (Holloway, Meidl), 13:49.
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  Gagnon, Sea (hooking), 1:08.Meaver, PG (tripping), 4:05.Gagnon, Sea (slashing), 7:23.Vanduynhoven, PG (roughing), 7:23.
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  Gagnon, Sea (roughing), 14:01.
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  Penalties - Gagnon, Sea (goaltender interference), 4:49.Meaver, PG (holding), 5:49.Olson, Sea (tripping), 9:00.

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  "It's never fun losing and there's no good way to end your career," 20-year-old Seattle captain Aaron Gagnon said.
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  In addition to Gagnon, the T-birds will lose Brett Robertson and top goaltender Derek Yeomans to graduation.

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  Aaron Gagnon
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  Aaron Gagnon (born April 24, 1986 in Armstrong, British Columbia) is a Canadian professional ice hockey centre who currently plays for the Iowa Stars of the American Hockey League.
  
  Gagnon was drafted in the 8th round, 240th overall by the Phoenix Coyotes in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft.On February 2, 2007, Gagnon signed a 3-year contract with the Dallas Stars.[1]
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  Gagnon was drafted in the 5th round, 83rd overall by the Seattle Thunderbirds in the 2001 WHL Bantam Draft.[2] In the season immediately following the draft, Gagnon played in 2 games with the Thunderbirds, while spending most of the season with his North Okanagan Midget AA team of the BCAHA where he scored 59 goals and 118 points in only 41 games to lead the team in scoring.[3] One year later, Gagnon began his rookie season with Seattle.In 60 games, Gagnon scored 18 points while adding another 5 points in 15 playoff games.Gagnon's sophomore season was a large improvement over his rookie campaign.With 36 points in 63 games, Gagnon doubled his previous seasons' point total.Gagnon's defensive game also improved, as he led the Thunderbirds in plus/minus with a plus-18.[3]
  
  Gagnon's third season in the WHL proved to be one of his most successful.After setting new career highs in goals (31), assists (34), and points (65) in 72 games, Gagnon was named to the WHL West First All-Star Team and was named the Western Conference nomination for the Brad Hornung Trophy as the WHL's most sportsmanlike player of the year,[4] an award he ultimately lost to Kris Russell of the Medicine Hat Tigers.[5]
  
  On September 22, 2005, just prior to the start of his fourth full WHL season, Gagnon was named captain of the Thunderbirds.[6]
  
  Gagnon's final season with the Thunderbirds was arguably the best of his WHL career.Serving once again as the Thunderbirds' captain, Gagnon finished the season with career highs in goals (42), assists (38), and points (80) in only 59 games.During the season, Gagnon was twice named the Boston Pizza WHL Player of the Week and was also named the Husky WHL Player of the Month for December.[7] At the completion of the regular season, Gagnon was named to the WHL West First All-Star Team[8] and was the Western Conference nomination for both the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy as the WHL's MVP, and the Brad Hornung Trophy as the WHL's most sportsmanlike player of the year.[9] For the second time in his WHL career, Gagnon lost out on an award to Kris Russell of the Medicine Hat Tigers, loosing the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy; however, Gagnon did manage to win his first Brad Hornung Trophy.[10]During the season, Gagnon was twice named the Boston Pizza WHL Player of the Week and was also named the Husky WHL Player of the Month for December.[7] At the completion of the regular season, Gagnon was named to the WHL West First All-Star Team[8] and was the Western Conference nomination for both the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy as the WHL's MVP, and the Brad Hornung Trophy as the WHL's most sportsmanlike player of the year.[9] For the second time in his WHL career, Gagnon lost out on an award to Kris Russell of the Medicine Hat Tigers, loosing the Four Broncos Memorial Trophy; however, Gagnon did manage to win his first Brad Hornung Trophy.[10]
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  On April 1, 2004, Gagnon was named to the Canadian roster for the 2004 IIHF World U18 Championships in Minsk, Belarus.[11]
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  ^ a b Aaron Gagnon.Seattle Thunderbirds.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ Western Hockey League (23 March 2005).WHL Announces 2004-05 Award Finalists and Conference All-Star Teams.Press release.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ Western Hockey League (4 May 2005).Western Hockey League Announces 2004-05 Annual Award Winners.Press release.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ "Gagnon named T-Birds 2005-06 captain", OurSports Central, 22 September 2005.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ Western Hockey League (26 February 2007).Aaron Gagnon, Seattle Thunderbirds: Feb 19 - Feb 25.Press release.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ Western Hockey League (22 March 2007).WHL Announces 2006-07 Conference All Star Teams.Press release.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ Western Hockey League (18 April 2007).Gagnon and Russell Named WHL Player of the Year Finalists.
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  "Gagnon, Beach take home WHL awards", The Seattle Times, 8 February 2007.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11. ^ Hockey Canada (1 April 2004).Canada's 2004 World Under-18 Championship Roster Named.Press release.Retrieved on 2007 - 05-11.
  
  [edit] External links
  
  Official Iowa Stars profile Aaron Gagnon's career stats at The Internet Hockey Database

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  Iowa already has called up Richard Clune from Barrie of the Ontario Hockey League and is working on recalling Aaron Gagnon from Seattle of the Western Hockey League.
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  Gagnon had 42 goals among 80 points in 59 games.

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  Published on: 1/1/2006    Last Visited: 8/11/2007  

  In the WHL's Western Conference, which includes the B.C. and U.S. Divisions, the Player of the Year Nominee is forward Aaron Gagnon of theSeattle Thunderbirds.
  
  Gagnon, 20, had an outstanding 2006-07 season with the Seattle Thunderbirds.The native of Armstrong, B.C., in his fifth WHL season with the Thunderbirds, scored 42 goals and 38 assists for 80 points in only 59 games this season, leading the T-Birds to a 37-21-3-11 record and a third-place finish in the U.S. Division.The 5' 11", 189-pound center finished second in the WHL in goals, and tied for 9th in the WHL with a +27 plus/minus rating.In addition, Gagnon led the Thunderbirds in goals, power play goals with 15, game-winning goals with six, and tied for second on the team in assists. Gagnon's contributions to the Thunderbirds cannot be overstated.Seattle managed just a 3-9-0-1 record without Gagnon, while posting a 34-12-3-10 mark with their captain in the lineup.Gagnon, who recently signed a professional contract with the Dallas Stars, was selected to the WHL Western Conference First All Star Team, and is the Western Conference nominee for the WHL Most Sportsmanlike Player of the Year award.
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  Western Conference - Aaron Gagnon (Armstrong, B.C.), Seattle Thunderbirds
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  Western Conference - Aaron Gagnon (Armstrong, B.C.), Seattle Thunderbirds

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  Kennewick, WA., December 1, 2006 - Seattle Thunderbirds team captain Aaron Gagnon had two goals and two assists to help lead the T-Birds to a 5-4 victory over the Tri-City Americans Friday nigh at the Toyota Center in Kennewick, Washington.
  
  The T-Birds, now at 11-7-1-6 in the US Division, are one point behind the Spokane Chiefs for third place and three points behind the Americans for second place.
  
  Gagnon leads the T-Birds with the 28 points in 25 games.
  
  Seattle took a 1-0 lead at 5:16 of the first period on Aaron Gagnon's team leading 11th goal of the season.In a four-on-four situation, Gagnon intercepted a Tri-City pass just inside the Seattle blue line.He skated into the neutral zone and just before the Tri-City blue line hit Bud Holloway on the right side with a pass.After passing Gagnon charged towards the American looking for the pass back from Holloway.
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  Gagnon carried the puck into the Tri-City zone on the left side.
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  Gagnon got to a loose puck in the right corner and then made a drop pass to Holloway, who skated behind the Tri-City goal.
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  Gagnon came around the Seattle net and took the puck up the right boards.Gagnon crossed the Tri-City blue line and then put the puck through the feet of the Americans defender came in on Pickard and beat him high stick side at 2:33 of the third.
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  First period - 1, Seattle, Gagnon 12 (Holloway), 5:16.
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  Schappert 1 (Jackson, Gagnon), 11:53.
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  5, Seattle, Jackson 3 (Holloway, Gagnon), 5:01 (pp).
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  Third period - 6, Seattle, Gagnon 13 (Stamler, Olson), 2:33.

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  When Aaron Gagnon scored a natural hat trick in the second period, the feeling wasn't exactly one of joy.
  
  The captain of the Seattle Thunderbirds remembered back to his last hat trick in the playoffs, which came in a T-birds loss.
  
  This time they won, beating the Tri-City Americans 7-2 in Game 6 to advance with a 4-2 series victory in the opening round of the Western Hockey League playoffs.
  
  "I remembered it and wondered if it was going to be déjà vu all over again," Gagnon said with a smile."I didn't even want to think about it.I just kept it to myself, but I knew we had a lot of character guys and wouldn't let that happen again."
  
  Gagnon's last playoff hat trick came last season when he scored three goals in the first period only to have the Portland Winter Hawks come back to win Game 7 in the opening round, 4-3 in overtime.
  
  "I didn't want to think about it, but I knew we had a lot of character guys and we wouldn't let that happen again after it did last year," Gagnon said.

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  [2008-09-24 19:47] - Aaron Gagnon of Dallas Stars was sent to farm.[2008-09-24 19:47] - Aaron Gagnon was added to Dallas Stars.[2008-09-24 19:47] - Aaron Gagnon was created.

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