Rob Shick

NHLOA Alumni
Referee 16
Age: 67
Port Alberni, BC
Rob Shick

Career Statistics

24
Seasons Active
1321
Regular Season Games
134
Playoff Games
1
Stanley Cup Finals

Biography

Shick enjoyed a 23-year career as an NHL referee, officiating 1,321 regular seasons, 130 playoffs and two All-Star games, and the 2001 Stanley Cup final between New Jersey and Colorado.

The Port Alberni native refereed his first game on April 6, 1986, between Toronto and Detroit at the Joe Louis Arena and wore the red armband for the last time on March 7, 2009, as Minnesota played Los Angeles at the Staples Centre.

Shick also worked the third longest playoff game in NHL history, the Eastern Conference semifinal match at Pittsburgh that began on May 4, 2000, and was not decided until the early morning of May 5 when Keith Primeau of the Philadelphia Flyers scored 92:01 into overtime to beat the Penguins.

Shick is married and lives in California with his wife and four children.

Milestones

First NHL Game

April 06, 1986 Joe Louis Arena
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Final NHL Game

March 07, 2009 Staples Center
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Stanley Cup Finals

2001 Final

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(3)

AllStar Games

1997 AllStar Game San Jose Arena San Jose, CA January 18, 1997

International Games

2008 Premiere Series October 05, 2008 O2 Arena Prague, CZ
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2008 Premiere Series October 04, 2008 O2 Arena Prague, CZ
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1997 GAME ONe Japan '97 October 03, 1997 Yoyogi Arena Tokyo, JP
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Outdoor Games

1991 Exhibition Game September 27, 1991 Caesars Palace Las Vegas, NV
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