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	Guildford - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Guildford is the county town of Surrey, England, as well as the seat for the borough of Guildford and the administrative headquarters of the South East England region.
		Guildford Cathedral is adjacent to the university's main campus and the Royal Surrey County Hospital is nearby.
		Guildford is home to the Guildford Flames of the English Premier Ice Hockey League, Guildford United of the Combined Counties Football League and the Guildford Heat of the British Basketball League.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guildford (1246 words)

	ipedia.com: Guildford Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Guildford is the county town of Surrey, England, as well as being seat for the borough of Guildford.
		The subsequently arrested suspects, to become known as the Guildford Four, were convicted and sentenced to prison.
		Guildford is also a suburb of Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
	www.ipedia.com /guildford.html (559 words)

	Harris Grant Associates - Coastal Acoustics - Guildford Flames News - Ice Hockey Club guildford - Sponsors of... - ...
		The Flames carried on from where they had left off at the end of the third period, by peppering the Capital goal with shots and it wasn’t until their 48th shot of the game that they finally beat the hot goaltending of Kudrna as David Clarke grabbed the game-winning goal at 65:46.
		The Flames weren’t behind for long though, as Mark Galazzi levelled the scores at 2-2 with his timely strike at 16:48 in an opening period that saw the Flames fire 11-shots on the Hull goal compared to the 6 that Torchia was faced with in the Flames net.
		Flames did grab a late consolation though as Lafreniere scored his second of the night at 58:20, but it was too little too late as the Dundee Stars left the building with a 5-3 win and 2 all-important points to keep them at the Top of the League table.
	www.harrisgrant.com /news/flames/flames-2002.html (16978 words)

	Hull Stingrays Match Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As Guildford pressed forward in the final stanza, Hull hit on the counter attack, and the Stingrays went 4-0 ahead on 49 minutes with Noel Burkitt shooting in from Stephen Johnson's pass.
		Guildford had a great opportunity to get into the game as Hull were penalised twice inside three seconds for an extended spell of 5-on-3 play.
		Shortly after the Stingrays returned to full strength, Guildford lost Domenic Parlatore for the remainder of the game as he was assessed a ten-minute penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct, while Stan Marple and Brent Pope had a toe-to-toe which earned them double minors.
	www.hullstingrays.co.uk /s0304/fixtures/r031018.htm (249 words)

	The Bees Ice Hockey Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Between the pipes are Stephen Murphy for the Bees and Stevie Lyle for the Flames.
		Guildford had an early chance to level with a powerplay, but the Bees skaters made light of the man advantage as Andrew Sande skated away for a shorthanded goal and a 2-0 Bracknell lead.
		Guildford did score a powerplay goal on 16 minutes with a five on three advantage.
	www.beesprohockey.com /matchreport57.php (848 words)

	Nike Group News
		Flames skipper Paul Dixon stretched the lead on 47 minutes, followed by Vince's hat-trick marker at 51.12.
		Guildford held a 5-1 advantage from the first leg in Berkshire the previous night.
		Guildford fans didn't have to wait long as Nick Cross appeared in the right place at the right time - for the Flames - to take the tie and set up a Final date with Newcastle on December 29th.
	www.nikegroup.co.uk /news.php?step=1&newsid=98 (595 words)

	Hull Stingrays Match Report
		Three goals in the final period lifted Hull Stingrays to a 3-2 home win over Guildford Flames tonight, meaning the sides split their double header series.
		A big talking point in the 54th minute was the award of a penalty shot to Guildford after a Hull player appeared to push a broken stick into the path of a Guildford player.
		Guildford pulled the goalie in the final minute, and had a six on four as Glowa was binned for holding at 59.11, but the Stingrays clung on to the league points.
	www.hullstingrays.co.uk /s0405/fixtures/r041010.htm (290 words)

	Surrey Police > News and Appeals > Guildford brothers scoop prizes in Flames anti-drugs competition
		Two lucky Guildford brothers made it a family affair when they were both awarded prizes for their winning anti-drugs slogans.
		His prize was a Flames ice hockey stick signed by all of the team and a Specky mascot.
		Players from the Flames’ team also make young people aware of the consequences of taking drugs by showing them positive role models and encouraging them to achieve their maximum potential at school and in their chosen hobby or sport.
	www.surrey.police.uk /news_item.asp?area=1&itemID=5624&division= (610 words)

	Lloyd's quick guide to Guildford
		This is ludicrous, since Guildford has a cathedral (with bellringers), a ruined castle, and a university.
		I hail from the City of Peterborough, which only scores one out of three so far, but since its cathedral was set up several centuries before its governing body, Peterborough is a city.
		County Sound is a radio station based in Guildford, along with its sister The Eagle.
	www.ee.surrey.ac.uk /Personal/L.Wood/about/guildford.html (402 words)

	The Official Slough Jets Website - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Guildford Flames professional Ice Hockey club, in preparation for the upcoming season, have submitted an application to be a competing member in the English Premier League when the puck drops at Spectrum in September 2005.
		The British National League, where the Flames have competed for the past several seasons, currently has 4 teams remaining following the departure of a pair of those clubs to a different league while 1 club stepped away due to the loss of a major financial backer.
		Our Guildford Junior programme has always sent some of this countrys top British players to the senior level, but this will allow a larger fraction of those to begin their professional career here in Guildford.
	www.sloughjets.co.uk /cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?category=all&id=1115596805 (281 words)

	Guildford Flames Home Page
		The Guildford Flames have hit some injury trouble early in the new campaign and the roster has been adjusted with the signing of British forward Jason Reilly and Canadian utility player Mark McCoy to fill-out their roster.
		He re-joins the Flames after retiring at the end of last last season when in 56 games with the Spectrum based club he collected 4 goals and 13 assists.
		He played previously in a Flames shirt during the early part of the 1999-2000 season - since then Mark has iced on a part-time basis for a selection of UK clubs in a variety of leagues.
	www.hometeamsonline.com /hockeyteam?username=GUFL (353 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Other Sports - Johnston calls on Capitals support (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Capitals are next on duty in the league at Guildford on Wednesday but, before that, they have a Caledonia Cup semi-final tie at Fife tomorrow (8pm).
		Flames logged 60 sin bin minutes in total against Capitals’ 20 but the visitors punished the home side’s lazy play in the neutral zone.
		Sadly, the writing was on the wall early on when Jozef Kohut netted on the power play after eight minutes as Guildford dominated the early exchanges, outshooting Capitals 12-7 in the opening 20-minute session.
	sport.scotsman.com /other.cfm?id=143792005 (784 words)

	The Puck Stops Here - The UKs New eMagazine for Ice Hockey
		At 27:29 the Flames Slovakian crew got in on the act with a goal by Ratislav Palov, assisted by Jozef Kohut and Milos Melicherik to give the Flames a three goal cushion leading 4-1 heading into the final period of play.
		The first period was quiet on the goal front with no goals scored, however the Flames had the better of the play, outshooting their opponents 18-5 in the frame.
		The Flames outshot the Vipers 11-4 in the period and 40-23 in the game to take the 4-2 win, and a perfect 2-0 record in the first weekend of Findus Cup action.
	www.thepuckstopshere.co.uk /news.php?r=1&t=2&id=223 (914 words)

	The Belfast Giants Official Website! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With the puck dancing dangerously in the Guildford crease a Flames defender threw himself on the puck denying the Giants a clean shot.
		Flames net minder McClennan was up for the task though as he comfortably stoned Nasvall’s shot dead.
		Like Bracknell last week, the Guildford Flames were proving to be tough competition as they pressed hard to get on the scoreboard.
	www.belfastgiants.com /app/MatchReport.asp?SectionID=34&ArticleID=823 (815 words)

	The Puck Stops Here - The UKs New eMagazine for Ice Hockey
		The Guildford Flames had a rare Saturday night off last weekend before Sunday’s match when the Hull Stingrays rolled into Spectrum and suffered an 8-3 defeat at the hands of the Flames in Findus Cup action.
		Plenty of shots on goal in the first frame as the Flames outshot their opponents by a margin of 18-8, but no scoring until more than halfway through the period when Domenic Parlatore buried a chance to give the home side a 1-0 lead.
		The ice was barely dry in period two before the Flames opened a 3-0 lead when Ryan Vince scored his second of the night at 21:08.
	www.thepuckstopshere.co.uk /news.php?r=1&t=2&id=245 (578 words)

	BBC - Tyne Sport - Vipers v Guildford Flames
		The Newcastle Vipers were brought down to earth with a bump with the news of the contract release request of fan favourite Tommi Satossari, followed by a performance on the ice that was unable to extinguish the Guildford Flames, as the Vipers went down 3-0 at Newcastle's Arena.
		Guildford took the lead on 10.30 through Jozef Kohut, and the Flames doubled their lead just before the end of the period through Stan Marple.
		The flames were unlucky not to add to their tally in third and final period as they hit the pipe work on three occasions, in what was the best period of the game for the Vipers - as slight glimpses of what this team is capable of were shown but nothing ever came of it.
	www.bbc.co.uk /tyne/sport/2004/01/15/vipers_guilford_report.shtml (403 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Slice of bad puck denies Capitals' perfect weekend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The defenceman had worked tirelessly to douse fired-up Guildford Flames in a pulsating British National League clash at Murrayfield last night.
		Capitals had 48 shots fired on them during the hectic 65 minutes while Flames’ man of the match, goaltender, Mike Torchia, dealt with 38, 19 of them in the second period.
		The 7-1 ratio of shots on Kudrna indicates Flames’ dominance in the sudden-death overtime period, but Capitals fans cheered their heroes off the ice.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=74892003 (767 words)

	Sheffield Steelers vs Guildford Flames Game Report
		Flames also had their chance to snatch the game in the final session, David Oliver not quite getting on the end of a pass to the far (left) post.
		Flames enjoyed 39 seconds of 5-on-3 in the opening minute of the middle session, but Jayme Platt was never tested.
		Steelers Mark Dutiaume might reflect on how he failed to score as Stan Marple returned to the ice from his first period charging penalty, Dutiaume lurking beyond the far post, but that goalie made the stop as he kept doing all night.
	www.ih-update.co.uk /game_report.php?id=282 (362 words)

	GuilFest 2005. The Guildford Music Festival on 15th, 16th and 17th July 2005
		Guildford, the historic town in the heart of Surrey, is soon to receive city status.
		While the food stalls at the festival are of a very high standard, Guildford is ideal for a hangover-curing fried breakfast in the mornings.
		Guildford is definitely one of the most picturesque towns in the South of England.
	www.guilfest.co.uk /2005/html/all-about-guildford.htm (389 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Flames Show - which celebrated its sixth anniversary in Jan 2002 - is the UK's only dedicated hour long ice hockey programme on radio.
		The show is a mixture of news and indepth interviews from The Guildford Flames Ice Hockey club as well as from the Findus British National League.
		The programme is used by Flames Fans as the first stop for the very latest exclusive information.
	www.countysound.co.uk /flames.html (134 words)

	Welcome to Guildford Spectrum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Guildford Spectrum houses an Olympic sized ice rink which is used by thousands of people each week.
		Spectrum is home to the 2000-2001 British National League Champions and 2003-2004 Play Off Champions The Guildford Flames.
		Playing from September to April, a Flames match is action-packed, full of drama and an exciting night out for the family.
	www.guildfordspectrum.co.uk /general_view.php?intid=8 (266 words)

	Health & Fitness training courses in Guildford from Premier Training International
		At the end of the slip road turn left towards Guildford and immediately left onto the parkway.
		At the roundabout take the second exit and Guildford Spectrum is on the right hand side.
		Guildford has numerous restaurants and the cuisine varies from Mexican, Italian, French, Indian, and Chinese to traditional English food.
	www.premierglobal.co.uk /venues/Guildford/directions.asp (432 words)

	BBC - Humber - Sport - Hull Stingrays 3-4 Guildford Flames
		Going into the final period the Stingrays had the points in the bag but the Flames burnt them to stage a three goal show in the last 20 minutes to take the win to cup points.
		Josef Kohut and Slava Koulikov traded goals in the ninth and 14th minutes to leave it one all at the first break.
		Luke Boothroyd came out of the penalty box to poke in his first ever senior goal and when Dru Burgess smashed the puck home, it was 3-1 to the home side.
	www.bbc.co.uk /humber/content/articles/2004/09/12/1209stingrays_result.shtml (150 words)

	The Richmond Baseball & Softball Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Richmond Flames take on the Guildford Mavericks this weekend in a doubleheader.
		History between the clubs have not been friendly and the Flames will be looking to end their 5 game losing streak in the league against the Mavericks.
		The Flames are on a 3 game winning streak themselves and should make it very tough on Guildford who have already beaten the Flames once this season.
	www.flames.org.uk /flames/news/news.asp?newsID=12 (96 words)

	London Racers - news items (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But both Daigle and the Flames' Bielik were sharp in net.
		The Racers knew they would have to solve the young Slovakian goalie quickly to have a chance at beating Guildford.
		Bielik’s strong play is nothing new for the Racers, the team remembers his superb play when the two teams met in a 4-1 Flames victory.
	www.londonracers.com /news/london/detail.php?id=352 (368 words)

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		A hard worker training at least 4 times a week, with her own team, one of the senior import teams and the 3rd division team at Basingstoke, she is looking forward to facing the strong talented players from Canada and has been preparing especially for the Blasters from the point.
		Gill was the first woman to be selected by a mens senior team, the Guildford Flames 1993/1994.
		She dressed for 5 games, but before she got any ice time the B.I.H.A. who is the governing body of Ice Hockey in the UK said that a woman is not allowed to play at the senior levels.
	www.cs.toronto.edu /~andria/Text_files/gill_barton.txt (567 words)

	Welcome
		His total commitment was something to behold as Guildford struggled to contain an attacking Hull Stingrays side.
		The third period was a different matter the Flames came alive as the Stingrays tired and goals by Hemmings and Melicherik gave the Flames a slender one goal lead to take into Sundays second Leg.
		As someone said last night ânot great for the Flames but a terrific showcase for British hockey and one of the best games Iâve watched for yearsâ.
	www.gihsc.org.uk (339 words)

	BackBurner :: View topic - 23/10/04 - Guildford Flames at ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Thought the match was a really enjoyable one, and it was nice to see the Flames come away with the win.
		The Flames benched Konder and Smerciak due to the import limit (when we play on MK or P'boro ice we are only allowed 5 imports).
		Was a pleasure to see so many guildford fans in our barn last night and felt that you did your team proud with your support.
	www.flamesbackburner.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=1318 (1534 words)

	News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This was the first time the Bees have beaten the Flames and the impressive display has moved the Bees up to second position in the League.
		While the Flames continue their 100% record, the bees are well placed to pull away from the very tight mid table.
		The Bracknell Bees suffered an away defeat to the in form Guildford Flames.
	www.omega-prime.co.uk /bracknell/News.htm (1604 words)

	Telford Tigers Ice Hockey Team - Romford and Guildford Match Preview
		Sunday sees the Tigers heading down to Guildford to meet the Flames for the first time since the old Tigers' demise in 1999.
		The Flames made the drop to the English National Premier League over the summer when their British National League folded.
		The Guildford squad is strengthened by the retention of several of last year's quality players, including import defencemen Marian Smerciak and Josef Kohut.
	www.telfordtigers.co.uk /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=46&Itemid=29 (571 words)

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