Trivia Round 3

[tuts]

http://www.nllinsider.com/2009/02/27...d-3/#more-5230

Answers below...

[laxinoregon]

1. Gary Gait (68 pts) Bonus Paul Gait (47).
10. Derek Keenan 2006 11-5 2007 4-12

[WINGS4EVER]

1
2 George Beres ...backup was Clayton Bergie
3 Wayne Colley and Chris Gallagher ....
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10 derek kennen...bonus Bob Mcmahon

[WINGS4EVER]

8- Ted dowling beat Andy the Pizza man Piazza in Overtime Canada wins 25-24

[thrillis]

1) gary gait bonus: paul gait

2) George Breres bonus: Clayton Bergie

3) Wayne Colley, Chris Gallagher Bonus: no clue

4) no clue

5) Spartan Warriors, Clarington Green Gaels, Halton Hills Bulldogs
bonus: andrew burkholder, tyler harris and darryl veltman
bonus bonus: goalie: Rick "Tuggy" Passfield mvp: marvin barr

6) forget that, too much work

7) a) anyone on the peterborough major lakers. like hell im going through those rosters to list the entire teams
b) burnaby lakers rosters ftw! and possibly shawn evans with 2

8) randy mearns

9) to much work
10) Paul day bonus: Bob Mcmahon

[ND14]

4. Andrew McBride

[Old Blazer]

Everyone keeps answering Gary and Paul for question 1.

One could be right, but NOT BOTH.

in 1991, Gary had more points (32-36-68) but Paul had more goals (47-19-66). But they BOTH played for the Detroit Turbos and the bonus question was "What current NLL coach led his team in scoring in that league in the same year?" and Paul could not have led the Turbos in scoring if Gary led the league in scoring (unless all you wanted to know was who led his team in goals).

The Bandits didn't start -- I don't think -- until 1992, so it can't be Darris Kilgour (who would have finished behind Tavares anyway -- or Hamley or Cordingley, and Tom Ryan was a mid-90s player (and never a top scorer). Ditto Batley. Keenan was a goalie, Huntley, Comeau, Dowling and McMahon ... nope. Duane Jacobs started his career in Detroit, I think, so he would have been behind the Gaits too.

SO, I'm thinking the twist must be that he "led his team in scoring in THAT league," which would mean maybe NOT in the MILL that season. That puts me out of my comfort zone, but if I had to bet, it would be that Darris Kilgour won the scoring title for whatever team he was on back then (and Gary Gait led the MILL in points).

[thrillis]

Originally Posted by Old Blazer

Everyone keeps answering Gary and Paul for question 1.

One could be right, but NOT BOTH.

in 1991, Gary had more points (32-36-68) but Paul had more goals (47-19-66). But they BOTH played for the Detroit Turbos and the bonus question was "What current NLL coach led his team in scoring in that league in the same year?" and Paul could not have led the Turbos in scoring if Gary led the league in scoring (unless all you wanted to know was who led his team in goals).

The Bandits didn't start -- I don't think -- until 1992, so it can't be Darris Kilgour (who would have finished behind Tavares anyway -- or Hamley or Cordingley, and Tom Ryan was a mid-90s player (and never a top scorer). Ditto Batley. Keenan was a goalie, Huntley, Comeau, Dowling and McMahon ... nope. Duane Jacobs started his career in Detroit, I think, so he would have been behind the Gaits too.

SO, I'm thinking the twist must be that he "led his team in scoring in THAT league," which would mean maybe NOT in the MILL that season. That puts me out of my comfort zone, but if I had to bet, it would be that Darris Kilgour won the scoring title for whatever team he was on back then (and Gary Gait led the MILL in points).

you're incorrect.



i think the twist is, when refering to head lead the league in scoring, hes clearly asking who won the goals race. which was paul.


the answers are here, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_MILL_season

[thegreenbastard]

i think it has to be Paul seeing as he is the only current NLL coach that was playing in the 1991 season. but then again how could he do that?

Gary's Stats

1991 Detroit G-32 A-36 PTS-68

Paul's Stats

1991 Detroit G-47 A-19 PTS-66

Direct from WIKIPEDIA

Stat Player Team Number
Goals Paul Gait Detroit 47
Assists Gary Gait Detroit 36
Points Gary Gait Detroit 68
Penalty Minutes Neil Doddridge Detroit 39


so if the stats are right and I read the question correctly Gary Gai was the leading scorer of that season with 68 points so insto-facto he was his teams leading scorer. And seeing as Paul is the only coach that was in the league during that year it would there for result in an technicality in the question.

and since he refers to the leading scorer in the first question, asking for the guy who led his team in scoring seems to depict he is asking the same thing.

or on the other hand. it could be a trick question as Tutka is asking : Who was the leading regular season scorer (goals and assists) of the NLL in 1991?

it was called the MILL back in '91. so again he could have been trying to trick us. You sneaky bastard Tutka....

[thebullet]

#6

1. John Tavares- 180 points
2. Shawn Williams- 160 points
3. Mark Steenhuis- 157 points
4. John Grant- 156 points
5. Lewis Ratcliff- 148 points
6. Colin Doyle- 135 points
7. Chad Culp- 130 points
8. Andy Secore- 124 points
9. Ryan Benesch- 116 points
10. Shawn Evans- 116 points

[thebullet]

#5
Halton Hills Bulldogs
Clarington Green Gaels
St. Catherines Spartans/ Spartans Warriors
Bonus- Goalie: Kuris Wagar?
MVP: (total guess) Doug Trudeau

[WINGS4EVER]

#3 Bonus

1. Adam mueller
2. Bob Mcmahon
3. jim Hinkson
4. Paul Delmonte

[WINGS4EVER]

# 9 ( both numbers are complete guesses)


Mann cup - 28
Minto Cup - 12

[WINGS4EVER]

Here is my take on question 1 bonus:

What current NLL coach led his team in scoring in that league in the same year?

That is the exact question from his blog......My take Key word Coach not head coach but Coach

My answer is Randy Fraser of the NE Blazers , Assistant coach of the Boston Blazer

[thebullet]

Originally Posted by WINGS4EVER

Here is my take on question 1 bonus:

What current NLL coach led his team in scoring in that league in the same year?

That is the exact question from his blog......My take Key word Coach not head coach but Coach

My answer is Randy Fraser of the NE Blazers , Assistant coach of the Boston Blazer

Yeah, I guess that makes sense.

And isn't Randy the guy who got stabbed in Europe waay back when and severed several arteries in his hand?

[WINGS4EVER]

bullet

You are correct

http://www.wingszone.com/nllmb/showthread.php?t=22572

[thrillis]

can we get some dang answers already?

[BengalPPW]

Originally Posted by thegreenbastard

or on the other hand. it could be a trick question as Tutka is asking : Who was the leading regular season scorer (goals and assists) of the NLL in 1991?

it was called the MILL back in '91.

How many National Lacrosse Leagues has there been?

[thrillis]

Originally Posted by BengalPPW

How many National Lacrosse Leagues has there been?

the MILL and NLL are esentially merged. anything that happened in the mill is part of the NLL recordbooks. so assuming its a trick question that means "there was no NLL" would be incorrect as then JT would be nowhere near 1400 points and other all time points wouldnt count

[Mr Boo]

Originally Posted by thrillis

...anything that happened in the mill is part of the NLL recordbooks.

Other than Pat Coyle's "lifetime" suspension.

[UdaMann]

Originally Posted by BengalPPW

How many National Lacrosse Leagues has there been?

Back in 1991 the only league named NLL was the one in Canada.
It consisted of 4 teams Whitby Steelhawks, Brantford Warriors, Guelph Power and the Buffalo Rengades.
Top ten in scoring - Derek Keenan, Gerry Hiltz, Greg VanSickle, John Fusco, Jim Meredith, Troy Cordingley, Kip Rennick, Bob Hamley, Joe Hiltz, Jim Veltman. All 10 ended up playing in the new NLL which started in 1992.

Here are a few more names from the 91 Canadian NLL -
Duane Jacobs, Rich Kilgour, Jeff Dowling, Ed Comeau, Brian Shanahan, Glenn Clark, Paul St.John, John Munroe, Jim Milligan and Paul Day.