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Statement:
Lloyd Gilmour refereed the first Canuck game on
October 9, 1970.
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Referee
Records
There's an old joke that
goes "What's black and white and never right?"
The answer is "a referee!" While I do not
believe that any referee is biased, I do know that
different referees have different styles and attitudes.
This, in turn, can affect the outcome of the game. Here
are the results of Canuck games based on those referees
who have worked at least ten games since the 1986-87
season (when referee names were first reported
regularly). There is also a list of referee records for playoff
games.
| Regular Season |
RECORD ALONE RECORD SHARED
Name Seasons GR Win Loss Tie Win Loss Tie AWP
1. Shane Heyer ........ 1999-06 23 - - - 13+0 6+1 3 .630
2. Kevin Maguire ...... 1999-02 15 0+1 1+0 0 8+0 3+0 2 .608
3. Craig Spada ........ 2003-07 10 - - - 5+0 3+0 2 .600
4. Dave Jackson ....... 1991-16 96 12+0 7+0 3 35+9 19+6 5 .597
5. Blaine Angus ....... 1996-06 21 1+0 0+0 0 8+3 5+2 2 .591
6. Graham Skilliter ... 2012-16 13 - - - 5+4 4+0 0 .590
7. Dan O'Rourke ....... 2005-16 47 - - - 23+6 12+6 0 .574
8. Eric Furlatt ....... 2003-16 54 - - - 26+7 18+3 0 .568
9. Kevin Pollock ...... 2000-16 74 - - - 34+7 23+6 4 .550
10. Stephen Walkom ..... 1995-13 64 12+0 7+0 1 13+6 16+2 7 .542
11. Kelly Sutherland ... 2000-16 97 - - - 42+13 35+4 3 .538
12. Greg Kimmerly ...... 2000-16 47 - - - 20+7 14+5 1 .535
13. Gord Dwyer ......... 2005-16 48 - - - 19+10 14+5 0 .535
14. Scott Zelkin ....... 1998-03 15 - - - 6+0 4+1 4 .533
15. Marc Joannette ..... 2000-16 68 - - - 31+7 24+5 1 .532
16. Brad Watson ........ 1996-16 91 1+0 4+0 0 42+9 21+13 1 .526
17. Don Koharski ....... 1986-09 114 34+0 30+1 11 16+5 15+1 1 .525
18. Wes McCauley ....... 2002-16 43 - - - 16+9 14+3 1 .523
19. Richard Trottier ... 1989-01 44 16+1 15+0 5 4+0 3+0 0 .523
20. Mick McGeough ...... 1988-08 109 19+0 17+0 11 25+6 22+3 6 .519
21. Frederick L'Ecuyer . 2009-16 27 - - - 12+3 9+3 0 .519
22. Kerry Fraser ....... 1986-10 113 33+0 31+0 8 16+5 13+5 2 .510
23. Dennis LaRue ....... 1991-15 110 4+0 8+0 0 46+10 33+6 3 .510
24. Terry Gregson ...... 1986-04 103 33+0 33+0 9 13+0 10+1 4 .506
25. Brian Pochmara ..... 2006-16 33 - - - 12+7 8+6 0 .505
26. Brad Meier ......... 2000-16 108 - - - 45+10 37+11 5 .502
27. Dave Newell ........ 1986-90 15 7 - 7 - 1 - - - .500
28. Stephane Auger ..... 2001-12 26 - - - 9+6 8+3 0 .500
29. Chris Rooney ....... 2001-16 56 - - - 25+4 24+3 0 .494
30. Steve Kozari ....... 2005-16 53 - - - 22+6 19+6 0 .491
31. Paul Stewart ....... 1987-03 71 25+0 28+0 8 4+1 1+0 4 .490
32. Ghislain Hebert .... 2011-16 22 - - - 8+4 7+3 0 .485
33. Jean Hebert ........ 2011-16 20 - - - 5+7 6+2 0 .483
34. Ron Hoggarth ....... 1986-94 59 24 - 26 - 9 - - - .483
35. Lance Roberts ...... 1989-01 26 7+0 8+0 2 3+1 3+0 2 .481
36. Justin St.Pierre ... 2006-16 48 - - - 19+6 16+7 0 .479
37. Ian Walsh .......... 2001-16 58 - - - 23+7 17+11 0 .477
38. Chris Lee .......... 2002-16 58 - - - 23+7 22+6 0 .477
39. Tom Kowal .......... 2000-16 75 - - - 30+7 33+3 2 .476
40. Rob Martell ........ 1998-16 52 - - - 21+3 19+6 3 .471
41. Bill McCreary ...... 1986-11 145 31+0 40+1 13 27+5 20+4 4 .471
42. Francois St.Laurent 2007-16 27 - - - 10+4 6+7 0 .469
43. Andy vanHellemond .. 1986-95 47 20 - 23 - 4 - - - .468
44. Dean Morton ........ 2002-16 31 - - - 12+3 13+2 1 .468
45. Denis Morel ........ 1986-94 49 18 - 22 - 8 0+0 1+0 0 .454
46. Dan Marouelli ...... 1986-10 126 32+0 46+0 12 16+6 10+2 2 .449
47. Bob Myers .......... 1986-89 18 8 - 10 - 0 - - - .444
48. Mike Leggo ......... 1999-16 108 0+0 0+1 0 38+11 41+13 4 .443
49. Dan O'Halloran ..... 1999-16 71 - - - 24+11 28+8 0 .441
50. Don Van Massenhoven 1993-14 97 7+0 18+0 2 34+4 25+3 4 .441
51. Paul Devorski ...... 1989-15 126 17+0 27+0 7 31+5 29+6 4 .437
52. Kyle Rehman ........ 2008-16 38 - - - 13+5 14+6 0 .430
53. Dean Warren ........ 2000-08 35 - - - 12+3 15+3 2 .429
54. Mike Hasenfratz .... 2001-14 32 - - - 11+4 14+3 0 .427
55. Mark Faucette ...... 1988-03 59 14+0 25+0 8 7+1 1+1 2 .421
56. Rob Shick .......... 1987-09 113 20+0 34+1 10 19+3 18+4 4 .416
57. Bob Hall ........... 1986-89 23 7 - 11 - 5 - - - .413
58. Tim Peel ........... 2000-16 70 - - - 20+7 31+9 3 .374
59. Francis Charron .... 2012-16 16 - - - 5+1 7+3 0 .354
60. Mike Noeth ......... 1986-88 11 3 - 8 - 0 - - - .273
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| Playoffs |
RECORD ALONE RECORD SHARED
Name Years GR Win Loss Win Loss AWP
1. Eric Furlatt ....... 2004-15 10 - - 6 3 .667
2. Dan Marouelli ...... 1991-07 17 6 3 2 3 .590
3. Don Koharski ....... 1989-07 15 5 4 3 2 .569
4. Kerry Fraser ....... 1989-04 13 6 4 1 2 .565
5. Andy vanHellemond .. 1989-96 11 6 5 - - .545
6. Stephen Walkom ..... 2002-11 15 - - 7 7 .511
7. Kevin Pollock ...... 2001-12 12 - - 4 4 .500
8. Bill McCreary ...... 1989-10 19 4 5 5 3 .488
9. Brad Watson ........ 2002-15 13 - - 6 4 .462
10. Marc Joannette ..... 2003-15 10 - - 3 4 .433
11. Dan O'Halloran ..... 2007-15 14 - - 5 7 .405
12. Terry Gregson ...... 1989-95 10 4 6 - - .400
13. Kelly Sutherland ... 2007-13 12 - - 2 4 .333
14. Paul Devorski ...... 1993-12 13 1 1 1 7 .289
15. Dan O'Rourke ....... 2009-15 11 - - 2 7 .242
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Notes
Referee's Seasons indicate which seasons
they refereed Canuck games. In some cases this may be
different from the seasons they have actually worked as
referees. The first year is the start-year of the
earliest season. The second year is the end-year of the
latest season. For example, 1999-06 means that the
official refereed games from 1999-2000 to 2005-06. In
the playoffs, Years represents the
actual years the referee worked Canuck games. For
example, 1993-12 means the official refereed games in the
1993 playoffs through to the 2012 playoffs. Obivously,
this does not mean they worked every year between those
two years.
The GR column
represents the number of games refereed. Some officials
also work as linesmen and those games are not counted
here. For example, Shane Heyer has worked many games
as a referee and even more as a linesman. Only those
games where he had the orange bands on would count
towards his record.
With the advent of the two
referee system, this statistical information had to be
adjusted. An "alone" win is
worth two "shared" wins when
calculating winning percentage. For example: if a
referee worked one game alone and the Canucks won and
worked two games with another referee which the Canucks
lost both games, his winning percentage would be .500
For referees who only
worked prior to 1999-2000, the Canuck Record is
Wins-Losses-Ties. Starting in 1999-2000, their record is
listed as Wins+Overtime Wins, Losses+Overtime Losses,
Ties. This is used to calculate the Adjusted
Winning Percentage (AWP). Shootout wins and
losses are treated the same as overtime wins and losses.
Statistics are current to
the end of the 2015-16 season. Referees that worked at
least one Canuck game in 2015-16 are highlighted in bold.
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