Giants fans were today rocked by the news the teams leader in all-time goals and points, Jason Ruff has called it quits on his career and left the team.  Ruff who signed a one year contract with the Giants back on June 25th handed in his notice to coach Ed Courtenay two weeks ago leaving Courtenay with the tough task of replacing Jason Ruff.  It’s a job nobody would want to do, replacing the Giants greatest ever player but he’s found his man in winger Ryan Smith.  Read More»

With the announcement of new signing Troy Neumeier to the Giants there have been plenty of questions asked amongst the Giants fans about the current age of some of the Giants players.  It is certainly nothing against Troy as an individual as he certainly looks to possess the credentials to be a top player in the league but with four players (Roman Gavalier, Jason Ruff, Ed Courtenay and Troy) over the age of 35 some fans have been worried how the old legs will stand up to a full seasons schedule.  Looking into things however, maybe it’s not quite as big a worry as it first looks.  Read More»

The Giants have filled their finial defensive position ahead of the new season, less than a month away.  Troy Neumeier 36 becomes the latest newbie to the Giants team joining them from Lubbock Cotton Kings of the Central Hockey League in North America.  A veteran of 17 professional seasons Troy has played at all levels of the minor-pro circuit.  He’ll bring a vast level of experience to the Giants line-up that now sports four players over the age of 35.  Read More»