Carl Greenhous
Carl Greenhous (born October 28, 1972) is a Canadian retired professional ice hockey player. He played professionally in England and in the minor leagues of North America. Greenhous was born in Ottawa, Ontario. While a keen amateur, Greenhous' career really sparked into life with his move to Europe, and specifically the United Kingdom in 1995. He signed with the Chelmsford Chieftains of the British National League, then regarded as the second tier of ice hockey in the U.K. under the Ice Hockey Superleague. Greenhous played just three games in his first spell in Chelmsford, and it was not until the 1997/98 season when he would play regular hockey for a professional organisation. Greenhous again played in the BNL, this time with the Telford Tigers. He played just seven games before his move back to his native North America to sign for the Memphis Riverkings of the Central Hockey League. Greenhous found his form, and became an important player for the Riverkings, appearing in 36 regular season and 4 post-season games. He was rewarded with a contract for the following season, this time playing 69 regular season games and 4 post season appearances. Greenhous managed 159 penalty minutes and helped out