The "Harry Hat Trick"

[playmkr278]

Why did hockey steal Soccer's Oley Oley Oley chant?

[fluffsnick]

January 2, 1998 - Birmingham Bulls (ECHL) center Jamey Hicks scored a shorthanded, natural hat trick in Pensacola against the Ice Pilots.

[EddieGarrison32]

@fluffsnick - My mother and I were at that game in Pensacola. We were (I think) the only ones who actually knew what was going on or just happened at the time. Still have the ticket stub somewhere. Awesome to see that happen in person.

[jazz4]

sweet

[lordhextor22]

im pretty sure a natural hat trick is when they score three goals without anyone else scoring a goal in between

[hockeyfreak666999]

yeah thats what it is

[flames41418]

hes just mad it wasnt him

[Tredrick14]

A natural hat trick is three goals in a row with no one else scoring in between. The goals can be in 3 different periods.

[svenny1511]

the third was was indeed shorthanded. it was a 6 on 3. and yes a natural hat trick is also when you score 3 without anyone scoring in between

[SilexFeminaDeus]

Everyone should check their records more thoroughly. It has NEVER been done. NEVER!! Zach Harrison you rock and when I one day get to the Hockey Hall Of Fame, I will make sure it is a week that your stick is up to be seen! I saw it happen live. Was totally SICK!

[elementzeroskater]

i did that in 20 sec

[mark4374]

The trick has been accomplished three times since then. Colgates Jayson Greyerbiehl did it against Yale a year later, and St. Cloud States George Awada did it against Michigan Tech in 1998.

[mark4374]

"According to College Hockey News managing editor Adam Wodon, Harrisons feat isnt the first natural short-handed hat trick. In 1988, Harvards C.J. Young scored three shorties in a span of 49 seconds over two periods."