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Ron Chipperfield
Canadian ice hockey player

Ron Chipperfield

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Canadian ice hockey player
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Gender
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Place of birth
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
Age
70 years
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Biography

Ronald James "Ron" Chipperfield (born March 28, 1954) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey player who served as the Edmonton Oilers' first NHL captain. He played for the Oilers in both the World Hockey Association and the National Hockey League, as well as the Vancouver Blazers and the Calgary Cowboys of the WHA, and the Quebec Nordiques of the NHL. Chipperfield was born in Brandon, Manitoba, but grew up in Minnedosa, Manitoba.

Playing career

Ron started his junior career in 1969–70 with the Dauphin Kings of MJHL, leading the league in scoring. The Kings won the MJHL championship and advance to the western Memorial Cup semi final before bowing out. Next was four years with Brandon Wheat Kings of WCHL, where Ron set numerous team and league records. His most successful year was his last, 1973–74, when he scored 90 goals a league record at the time, won the scoring title, and was named league MVP. Ron still holds the WHL record for career points at 470.

Drafted in 1974 by both the California Golden Seals of the NHL in the 1st round, 17th overall and 49th overall by the Vancouver Blazers of the WHA. Ron joined the Blazers, spending a year with the Blazers before the team moved to Calgary and became the Cowboys. Ron played two seasons for the Cowboys, then a three-year run with the Edmonton Oilers. By his third season with the Oilers, the NHL and the WHA had merged, with the Oilers joining the National Hockey League. Chipperfield made his NHL debut in 1979 and went on to score 22 goals and 45 points that season. In March of that season the Oilers traded Chipperfield to the Quebec Nordiques, for goaltender Ron Low, a former teammate in Dauphin. Chipperfield played just four contests with the Nordiques the following year, and then took his skills to Italy in 1981. That season he scored a league-leading 78 goals and 128 points in just 39 games. His final three seasons were spent there playing for HC Bolzano.

Awards and achievements

  • MJHL Co-Goal Scoring Leader (1970)
  • Turnbull Cup MJHL Championship (1970)
  • WCHL First All-Star Team (1974)
  • WCHL Scoring Champion (1974)
  • WCHL MVP (1974)
  • “Honoured Member” of the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame

Career statistics

  Regular season Playoffs
SeasonTeamLeagueGPGAPtsPIMGPGAPtsPIM
1969–70Dauphin KingsMJHL3439407918
1969–70Dauphin KingsM-Cup63140
1970–71Brandon Wheat KingsWCJHL6440438362
1971–72Brandon Wheat KingsWCJHL635953112291185130
1972–73Brandon Wheat KingsWCJHL5972411136361342
1973–74Brandon Wheat KingsWCJHL66907216282
1974–75Vancouver BlazersWHA7819203930
1975-76Calgary CowboysWHA7542418332105496
1976–77Calgary CowboysWHA8127275432
1977–78Edmonton OilersWHA803352854851120
1978–79Edmonton OilersWHA553237694713910198
1979–80Edmonton OilersNHL6718193724
1979–80Quebec NordiquesNHL124488
1980–81Rochester AmericansAHL63256
1980–81Quebec NordiquesNHL40112
1981–82HC BozenSerie A3078501284061081810
1982–83HC BozenSerie A32785813654
1983–84HC BozenSerie A2219244314548128
WHA Totals3691531773301892815153014
NHL Totals8322244634
Serie A Totals841751323071081114163018
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