2015 HNIB Girls Summer Showcase Magazine by Hockey Night in Boston

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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

elcome players, parents, college scouts and fans to Hockey Night in Boston’s 21st annual Girls Summer Showcase, a top-flight tournament consisting of players from over 20 different states and Canada Last summer’s tournament saw TeamOne repeat as champions, blanking Minnesota, 3-0, in the title game, the second straight year they knocked off Minnesota. This year’s Showcase will certainly boast some exciting up-and-down action, as the Showcase will again field 9 teams competing for the 2015 championship: Massachusetts Preps, Massachusetts Public/Catholic, New England, Northeast, Minnesota, Mid Atlantic, Shamrocks, Eastern and a new entry, Central Each team will play four first-round games, before the playoff rounds begin on Friday, August 7th. Each team will get two playoff games determined by their positioning in the standings after the four first-round games. The top four teams will enter in semifinals and vie for the Girls Summer Showcase title.

GIRLS SHOWCASE MAGAZINE INDEX Tourney Welcome HNIB Staff Showcase Schedule 2014 Tourney Review Showcase History HNIB Coaches HNIB Picture Profiles HNIB Cover Story Central Eastern Jr. Shamrocks Mass. Preps Mass. Public/Catholic Mid-Atlantic Minnesota New England Northeast

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HNIB’s 21st Annual Girls Summer Showcase Welcome Players, Parents, Scouts With the amazing growth womens hockey has seen, HNIB decided in 1995 to add the Girls Summer Showcase to its summer activities. 2015 marks the historic 41st year of HNIB’s nationally-known boys tournament, which will be completed before the womens tournament got underway. The Minnesota entry consists of a group of top high school age players from the state. This summer, the team will have a new coach behind the bench, with former Boston College player Gen Richardson taking over the reins. The Massachusetts Preps idea was born six summers ago as a team was put together consisting of a majority of players who either live or play prep hockey in Massachusetts. The team won the crown each of its first two years and reached the finals three summers ago. This year’s outfit will again be guided by Jenelle Ries of nearby Brooks School. The same formula held true for Frank Pagliuca, the coach of Massachusetts state high school power St. Mary’s of Lynn, who has put together a solid club representing the Massachusetts Public/Catholic schools for the sixth straight summer. Under the guidance of Bob Rotondo, his organization, the Boston Jr. Shamrocks, has come up with players from his multi-tiered organization to form the Shamrocks team, to be coached this summer by Molly Corl. On the weekend of June 5-7 a camp festival was held at the Valley Forum in Haverhill, MA, where three teams were finalized. The coaching staff of Corey Cooper from Proctor Academy, Courtney Sheary from Cushing Academy, Pagliuca, and Lawrence Academy’s Kevin Potter finalized the New England, Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic entries. Arlington Catholic head coach Maggie Taverna will coach the Mid Atlantic entry, Sheary will man the Northeast bench, and Cooper will be the coach of Team New England. Now in its second year into the HNIB Girls Showcase is Eastern, put together by coach Potter at Lawrence Academy. The team should be competitive right away. This summer’s newest entry, Central, was constructed and will be coached by Kevin Zifcak, the head coach at Worcester Academy. Zifcak should have some exciting talent to keep an eye on this August. HNIB wishes good luck to all the teams. Please have a fun tournament of competitive hockey.

- On The Cover This year’s HNIB Girls Summer Showcase Magazine cover was shot at the main retail store of TSR Hockey, located in Salem, NH. TSR is one of HNIB’s tournament sponsors and runs the pro shop located at the Haverhill Valley Forum, home of the Girls Summer Showcase. Four talented female players grace the cover of this year’s publication. Pictured (l to r) are Ali O’Leary, who won a Mass. D-1 Girls state title with Reading High School this past season and will play again this summer for the Mass. Public/Catholic club; she will play here senior year with the Shamrocks U-19 squad, Amanda Conway, a record-setting scorer for her Tewksbury/Methuen team that will take a post-grad season with the Shamrocks U-19 squad as well, the team she will play for this summer, Worcester Academy’s Timary Malley, who will play with the Central team, and Mass Public/Catholic defenseman Caroline Seibold, who backboned that Reading title win, * Some teams may have added players to their rosters after this publication went to print

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2014 Girls summer showcase review

Back-to-Back For TeamONE Team Edges Past Minnesota Again

TEAMONE took its second straight HNIB Girls Showcase crown in August of 2014, once again defeating Minnesota in the championship game.

TEAMONE TEAMMATES Jessie Jacques (l) and Devan Taylor (r) TOP DEFENSEMAN AWARDS went to (l) Jackie Leone of Mass. Public/Catholic and Charlotte Albrecht of Mass. Preps were two of the tournament’s Top Forward Award Winners. Page 8

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2014 Girls summer showcase review 2014 Girls showcase scorinG leaders 1. Emily Harris (TeamOne) Jess Piracini (Mass. Pub/Cath) Amanda Conway (Mass. Pub/Cath) 3. Molly Shelton (Minnesota) Jessica Jacques (TeamOne) Julianne Sheehan (Eastern) Veronica Alois (Mass. Pub/Cath) Devan Taylor (TeamOne) Nikki Friesen (TeamOne) 9. Jackie Diffley (TeamOne) Haley Parker (Northeast) Abby Roque (TeamOne) 8 tied with 4 points

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TOP GOALTENDER AWARD winners included (l) Northeast’s Alex Barnes and Minnesota’s Sydney Scobee.

TOP DEFENSEMAN AWARD WINNERS included the TeamOne duo of Ali Peper (l) and Brittany Colton (r).

ADRIEANA ROSSINI (l) of Mass. Public/Catholic and Minnesota’s Sadie Baker (r) were Unsung Hero Award winners.

2014 Girls showcase GoaltendinG leaders 1. Kerri St. Denis (TeamONE) 2. Madison Scavotto (MA Pub/Cath) 3. Alyson Baldwin (TeamONE) 4. Jillian Moffatt (New England) 5. Sydney Scobee (Minnesota) 6. Alex Barnes (Mid-Atlantic) 7. Kia Castonguay (Shamrocks) 8. Ashley Corcoran (Minnesota) Caty Flagg (Mass Pub/Cath) Devin Baylor (Northeast)

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MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC teammates Amanda Conway (l) and Veronica Alois (r) were Top Forward Award winners.

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GirlS Summer SHoWCaSe TournamenT HiSTory TOP FORWARD 1995

Melissa Welton (Maritimes)

1996

Nadine Muzerall (New England)

1997

Sarah Clark (Midwest)

1998

Sarah Clark (Midwest) Sara Mahoney (Mass)

1999

Sarah Clark (Midwest) Jaime Van Massenhove (Midwest) Karine Bombardier (New Engl.and)

2004

Micaela Long (Massachusetts) Sarah Toupal (Minnesota) Genevieve Laing (New York)

Jessica Link (New York) Rush Zimmerman (Minnesota)

2005

Anna McDonald (Minnesota) Sarah Toupal (Minnesota) Elizabeth Denis (New England)

2001

Jill Vandegrift (Minnesota) Marie-Helene Plourde (Sweden) Lisa Sablak (Minnesota) Brittany Mills (Massachusetts)

2007

Gina McDonald (Minnesota) Elsa Bruestle (Minnesota) Brittany Mills (Massachusetts) Ashleigh Kowtoniuk (Mid-Atlantic)

2008

Olivia Zebro (Minnesota) Bethany Brausen (Minnesota) Ariel DiPasquale (Mid Atlantic) Brittany Resendes (New England)

2009

Elsa Bruestle (Minnesota) Haley Skarupa (Southeast) Courtney Winters (MA Pub/Cath.) Kate Schipper (Minnesota) Elizabeth Parker (Jr Shamrocks)

2010

Alex Carpenter (Mass. Preps) Alanna McDonough (Mass Preps) Prentice Basten (Minnesota) Rachel Vigliano (Mid-Atlantic) Haley Skarupa (Southeast) Kate Schipper (Minnesota)

2011

Amy Menke (Minnesota) Savannah Quandt (Minnesota) Natalie Flynn (Mass Pub/Cath) Elizabeth Scala (Mid Atlantic) Eleanor Haines (Mid Atlantic) Katyhryn Tomaselli (Shamrocks)

2012

Jessica Jacques (TeamOne) Caitrin Lonergan (TeamOne) Isabella Pappapetros (Mass Preps) Alison Butler (Mass Pub/Cath) Gabrielle Schnepp (Midwest) Brittany Sticha (Minnesota) Sarah Robello (TeamOne)

2013

Danielle Doherty (Mass Preps) Shannon McIsaac (Mid-Atlantic) Alexa Scribner (Northeast) Jessie Jacques (TeamOne) Rebekah Kolstad (Minnesota) Erica Power (Minnesota) Jessie Jacques (TeamONE) Veronica Alois (Mass. Pub/Cath) Amanda Conway (Mass. Pub/Cath) Julianne Sheehan (Eastern) Molly Shelton (Minnesota) Devan Taylor (TeamONE)

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Heather Jackson (New England)

Sadie Wright-Ward (New England) Laura Brady (New England) Ashley Shaidle (Midwest) Sarah Feldman (Massachusetts) Micaela Long (Massachusetts) Jennifer Hitchcock (Midwest)

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GirlS Summer SHoWCaSe TournamenT HiSTory TOP DEFENSEMAN 1995

Kerry Maher (Mass)

1996

Courtney Kennedy (Mass) Aviva Grumet-Morris (Midwest)

1997

Jamie Hagerman (Mass)

1998

Jamie Hagerman (Mass) Kelli Halcisak (Midwest) Kim Greene (Mass)

1999

Kristin Thomas (Mass)

2000

Tina Ciraulo (Midwest) Kate Michael (Gr. Lakes)

2001

Myria Heinhuis (Minnesota) Eliza Lane (Mass) Kate Michael (Midwest)

2002

Melissa Jubinville (Mass) Eliza Lane (Mass) Emily McNamara (New Engl.)

2003

Kacey Bellamy (Massachusetts) Ellen McNamara (Midwest) Kacey Bellamy (Massachusetts) Casie Hanson (Minnesota) Melanie Guillemette (Gr. Lakes)

2004

2005

Perri Maduri (Massachusetts) Anne Dronen (Minnesota) Carole LeBlanc (New England)

2006

Anne Dronen (Minnesota) Kelly Lewis (Minnesota) Sarah Ginson (Sweden)

2007

Maggie Pendleton (Minnesota) Gabie Figueroa (Mid Atlantic) Sammy Woodward (Mass.)

2008

Milica McMillen (Minnesota) Samantha Hippern (New England) Allison Graf (Minnesota) Francesca Panarelli (Mass.)

2009

2010

2011

Milica McMillen (Minnesota) Kelly Lavallee (Mass Preps) Kelly McGrath (Mass. Preps) Julia Rodricks (Southeast) Shannon Cronin (MA Pub/Cath.) Ally Ensor (Jr. Shamrocks) Julia Rodricks (Southeast) Heather Mottau (Mass. Preps) Kelly McGrath (Mass Preps) Kelsey McIsaac (Shamrocks/Sel.) Savannah Quandt (Minnesota) Sidney Morin (Minnesota) Paige Haley (Minnesota) Cassie Hunter (Shamrocks) Laura Aptowitz (Northeast) Alicia Barry (Mass Preps) Martha Findley (Mass Pub/Cath)

2012

Martha Findley (Mass Preps) Brooke Matherson (Mass Pub/Cath) Jenna Rheault (Shamrocks) Jackie Guy (TeamOne) Claire Mancheski (Minnesota)

2013

Tatiana Doucette (Mass Pub/Cath) Jackie Guy (TeamOne) Rachel Rockwell (Mass Preps) Megan Sweet (Minnesota)

2014

Charlotte Abrecht (Eastern) Brittany Colton (TeamONE) Jackie Leone (Mass. Pub/Cath) Ali Peper (TeamONE)

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GirlS Summer SHoWCaSe TournamenT HiSTory TOP GOALTENDER 1995

Charlotte Davet (Mass)

1996

Melissa Glaser (Midwest) Erica Killewald (Midwest)

1997

1998

Amy Quinlan (Mass) April Stojak (Midwest) Amy Quinlan (Mass) April Stojak (Midwest)

2004

Liana Bonanno (New York) Sarah Bishop (New England)

2005

Alyssa Grogan (Minnesota) Amanda Rothschild (Mass)

2006

Rachel Weber (Minnesota) Nicole Muske (Minnesota)

2007

Paige Sasser (Mid Atlantic) Kelsey O’Sullivan (Mass.) Taylor Weaver (New England)

1999

Flora Vineberg (Maritimes) Susan Hargrove (New England)

2000

Amy Thomas (Minnesota) Marissa Hourihan (New England) Christine Gauthier (Maritimes)

2008

Paige Sasser (Mid Atlantic) Rachel Borchardt (Minnesota) Kylie Smith (Minnesota)

2001

Jana Bugden (Maritimes) Helen McCarthy (Mass) Lindsay Bonasso (Midwest)

2009

Paige Sasser (Southeast/Gulf) Taylor Niesen (Minnesota) Shenae Lundberg (Mass Preps) Lauren Slebodnik (Mass Preps)

2002

Katie Nichols (New England) Meredith Larson (Midwest) Danielle Ciarletta (Minnesota) Breanna Dobbe (Great Lakes)

2010

Sarah Foss (Mass. Pub/Cath) Shenae Lundber (Mass. Preps) Katie White (Mass. Preps) Beth Futrell (Southeast) Taylor Niesen (Minnesota)

2003

Liana Bonanno (New York) Lindsay Bonasso (Great Lakes) Breanna Dobbe (Great Lakes) Rebecca Allen (Midwest)

2011

Sarah Foss (Mass Pub/Cath) Nicole Magee (Northeast) Taylor Niesen (Minnesota) Colleen Jacoby (Shamrocks) Molly Depew (Mass Preps)

2012

Ari Wernick (Shamrocks) Jessica Thulin (Mass Preps) Kelcey Crawford (Northeast) Rose Pijaca (TeamOne) Erin O’Neil (Minnesota)

2013

Alex Barnes (New England) Emily Spencer (Northeast) Keri St. Denis (TeamOne) Katie Paulson (Minnesota)

2014

Alex Barnes (Mid-Atlantic) Madison Scavotto (Mass Pub/Cath) Sydney Scobee (Minnesota) Kerri St. Denis (TeamONE)

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GirlS Summer SHoWCaSe TournamenT HiSTory Team MVP Award Winners 1997 Massachusetts Nicole Lewis New England Cindy Biron Maritimes Melissa Welton New York Jaci Kryzak Conn./MidAtlantic Catherine Elkins Mid West Whitney Gage 1998 Massachusetts Emily Hudak New England Amy Catlin Maritimes Susan Hobson New York Erin Neil Conn./MidAtlantic Tiffany Hayes Mid West Erin Gould 1999 Massachusetts Gretchen Anderson New England Cortney Lacey Maritimes Natalie Babony NY/Conn. Emily Smith Mid Atlantic Sarah Youlen Mid West Meredith Roth Pacific Gayle Shalloo Gr. Lakes/Minn. Rush Zimmerman 2000 Massachusetts Kerry Nugent New England Heather Jackson

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Maritimes Sarah Carlson New York Lindsay Hansen Conn./MidAtlantic Marissa Halligan Midwest Megan McLeod Minnesota Ashley Payton Great Lakes Gabrielle Stender 2001 Massachusetts Liz Keady New England Lindsey Glennon Maritimes Zoe Baldwin New York Amy Quirion Conn./MidAtlantic Caitlin Barnes Midwest Ashley Shaidle Minnesota Devon Nichols Great Lakes Kara Bachman 2002 Conn./Mid Atlantic Caitlin Sullivan Great Lakes Shelby Aldous Maritimes/NorthernElise Nichols New York Lauren Deeb Massachusetts Sarah Feldman Minnesota Abby Taylor Midwest Stephanie Couzin New England Jen McAleer (Continued On Page 14)

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Kevin Zifcak Central

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Kevin Potter Eastern

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Maggie Taverna Mid-Atlantic

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ach year the HNIB Girls Summer Showcase endeavors to bring together the premier players from the high school, prep and Junior ranks. This year’s 21st annual event includes standouts from across the New England and Mid-Atlantic regions as well as Minnesota.

Two-time Middlesex League Liberty Division MVP Ali O’Leary poured in 41 goals and amassed 65 points as a junior, helping Reading capture the Massachusetts Division One State Championship. She is leaving Reading to skate for the Shamrocks this winter, but will play again this summer for Mass. Public/Catholic for the third straight August. (Continued On Page 23)

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O’Leary Will Move On To The Shamrocks For Her Senior Year (Continued From Page 22)

“It was one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make to leave Reading, but in order to get the most college exposure possible I knew that the Shamrocks was the right choice. It’s a high level of competition and I know that it will help me improve my game,” O’Leary said. She said the feeling of winning a State title was “almost indescribable.” “When hard work finally pays off it is so rewarding. It is something I’ll never forget; being able to accomplish a dream with the best teammates I could ask for,” she said.

O’Leary says her improved speed has enabled her to read and react, to find open space and make quick decisions. She is working to improve her shot and is making a concerted effort to drive the net more consistently. O’Leary admires U.S. Women’s National team stalwart and two-time Olympic Silver Medalist Meghan Duggan of Danvers, MA. “I recently met her at a camp and I think she has great mentality. She works so hard and it really shows on the ice,” O’Leary said. O’Leary says her improved speed has enabled her to read and react, to find open space and make quick decisions. She is working to improve her shot and is making a concerted effort to drive the net more consistently. She likes the make-up of the Mass. Public/Catholic squad and anticipates a strong showing this week. “There are a lot of very talented players on Massachusetts’s public and Catholic teams. We are strong at forward and defense and especially our goaltending,” she said. “I would love to win the tournament and get some college coaches attention.” O’Leary will continue to attend Reading High while skating for the Shamrocks with the goal of playing in college. “I hope to have a successful year with the Shamrocks, continue to do well in school, and continue to work toward my goal of playing college hockey,” O’Leary said. “I have not committed yet, but I hope to this summer or at the beginning of my senior year. I am keeping my options open at this point.” She is interested in studying either Athletic Training or Physical Therapy. (Continued On Page 24)

ALI O’LEARY battles for the puck in Mass. Girls D1 state title game at Boston Garden last March. Rockets blanked Acton-Boxboro, 3-0, to win the championship.

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Reading’s Seibold A Solid 2-Way Blueliner (Continued From Page 23)

The top defenseman for Reading’s State Championship team this past season, Caroline Seibold teams with O’Leary one final time this week with the Mass Public/Catholic squad.. Siebold launched eight goals and had 28 points for the Rockets en route to a State title. “There really are no words to describe winning the State Title. It was the best feeling ever. From the very start of our season, winning a state title was our goal. When it finally happened, it was just the greatest feeling in the world. We accomplished that goal as a team. Being extremely close both on and off the ice was a big part of our success,” said Seibold, who

matched her brother Mike’s 2014 State Championship with the Reading boys. Playing with more confidence as the team’s most experienced defenseman, Seibold’s game expanded last season. I became a stronger offensive defenseman [and] … I enjoyed helping my teammates improve their game. I expect Reading to continue to play competitively [this season]. With a solid group of freshman coming in, hopefully we will go deep in the tournament,” she said. She admires Chicago Blackhawks’ star Jonathan Toews “because he is a humble leader and has high-end talent.” Seibold cites her vision, her ability to deliver strong breakout passes, and her

work ethic s strength. She is working to improve both her speed and the quickness of her release. “I give 100 percent whether it’s a practice or game. I am dependable, supportive, and a good teammate. I am a stay at home, consistent defenseman,” she explained. She is looking forward to skating with Mass. Public/Catholic this week. “I have a good feeling about this team. I know most of the girls, having played with or against them. This is a talented group. If we work well together, we should go far in this tournament,” she said. “With my senior year starting next month, I hope to gain exposure for college.” She will also play this fall for the Boston Junior Eagles in advance of her final high school season. She has not made a college commitment but is interested in NESCAC and ECAC Division 3 schools. She plans to pursue a Business degree.

Prolific Scorer amanda Conway Hard To Stop The most prolific scorer in the annals of Massachusetts’ girls hockey, Amanda Conway, poured in 88 goals for the Tewksbury-Methuen co-op team last winter, shattering the record of 66 goals she had established as a junior. Yet, she wasn’t satisfied. “It’s a great accomplishment for me personally, but I would have liked to take my team farther in the state tournament,” she said. After playing for Mass. Public/Catholic last summer, Conway shifts over to the Shamrocks, where she is a PG this coming season and is eager to get started with the next phase of his career. “The Shamrocks have a great team and I'm looking forward to this upcoming season. I am excited to travel and play teams I have never played before. This gives me the chance to play against higher competition than I have prior played against in my life,” she said. (Continued On Page 25)

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Conway said she improved in all facets of the game last season, particularly back checking and passing. Her explosive first step and great vision go trigger her offensive prowess and she marvels at Patrick Kane’s “amazing hands” and his knack for always being in the right place at the right time in the offensive zone. “My back checking has always been a weakness for me. Last year, I worked on it a lot more and I hope to improve it even more this season,” she said. What does she think of the Shamrocks’ prospects in this tournament? “We have put together a great group of girls and I think we will do well, but we will have to wait and see,” Conway assessed. “ I hope to gain more playing time with my team for next year and work on my back checking. Playing in the Showcase helps me gain more experience.” Conway said playing Division One college hockey “has always been a personal goal for me ever since was a little girl.” “Hopefully, I will be committed halfway through the season. I would love to play in Hockey East,” said Conway, who is considering pursuing a degree in Athletic Training. The talented scorer was one of the Top Forward award winners last summer at HNIB. (Continued On Page 26)

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A versatile senior captain, Central’s Timary Malley can play either forward or defense and is coming off strong season at Worcester Academy, a Division Two prep playoff team that racked up 18 wins last winter. “Last year we had our most successful season and this upcoming season we look to start strong and build on that success. We have many talented and skillful returning players, as well as numerous recruits who will play an important part in helping us reach our goals,” Malley said. She looks forward on an increased leadership role as a captain. “Many of the younger players look up to the seniors and with that comes a lot of responsibility,” she said. She said that playing both forward and defense aided her development. “My overall game improved greatly. I was able to broaden my physical and mental skills. My skating and thinking on the ice improved immensely,” she said. The Boston Bruins’ three-time Selke Award winner Patrice Bergeron ranks as her favorite player. “Not only because of his skills as a player, but how he sacrifices himself for his team, as well. Bergeron always gives 100 percent no matter what happens, like in the 2013 Stanley Cup Playoffs when he played with numerous injuries. He is a strong player in all three zones and is tremendously consistent in the circle, winning more than half of the faceoffs he has taken. He

has been someone I’ve idolized for many years,” Malley noted. Among her strengths, Malley cited her vision, physicality and slap shot. She is working to improve her shot accuracy, onetimer, and stick handling. She is eager to take the ice with Team Central this week and will use the Showcase as a springboard to the coming season. “Team Central will stack up well against the highly talented teams in the Showcase. We have a lot of skilled players throughout the entire roster and I look forward to seeing how we do,” she said. “I hope to improve upon my on-ice skills and to create a solid base to start the season.” She will continue to work on her game following the Showcase, especially on her strength and footwork. She is keeping her options open regarding college. “I have not committed yet, but I am hoping to do so by February or March. I am very interested in a few Division Three schools, as well as some Division One schools. I am leaning more toward Division Three, but if an offer from a Division One school comes around, I will definitely look into it,” she said. Malley is interested in Biology, Physical Therapy and Physical Training as possible fields of study.

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- Central New Entry Should Be In The Hunt

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new team to the HNIB Girls Summer Showcase is Central, put together and coached by Kevin Zifcak, the head coach at Worcester Academy, a top Mass. D2 prep program. Zifcak coached the Mid-Atlantic entry at HNIB last summer to a semifinal berth. Look for offensive leadership to come from senior Timary Malley, a Worcester Academy product who can also play

defense. Junior Taylor Brown, from North Easton, MA, is another of the Hilltoppers stable of proven forwards. Also from the prep school ranks comes junior Jessica Adams, out of St. Mark’s and Holliston, and sophomore Melissa Alexander, a Bellingham, MA native who skates at Northfield Mt. Hermon. The Massachusetts HS ranks is represented up front by three solid forwards in the likes of Mansfield/Oliver Ames senior Jamie Gottwald, Marsfield senior Jessica Spitz, and

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Coach: Kevin Zifcak - Worcester Academy Barnstable HS junior Brynn Mendes. A pair of rising sophomores ready to show their stuff are Miceala Sindoris and Sydney Lapointe, both of who also play at Worcester Academy. Joining the Worcester Academy lineup in the fall will be post-grad Michaela McNamara, coming off a solid career at Rhode Island’s LaSalle Academy. Sophomore Courtney Correia hails from north of the border; the Toronto Aeros player is from Whitby, Ontario. Sophomore Emily Martino is a contributor for her Canterbury School squad. Defensively, look for senior rock Hannah Lowe to be a blue line kingpin; she is another player from Worcester Academy, via Ellington, CT. Junior Alexis Cooper is a teammate for the Hilltoppers and another key defensive component. Junior Molly Norton is a Mass. product (Marshfield) who skates with Trinity College Prep in Canada. Sophomore

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t will be year two of the Eastern squad in the HNIB Girls Showcase and this summer promises improvement over last August’s baptismal. Back once again to coach the club is Kevin Potter, the head coach at Lawrence Academy, a well-known prep program in Massachusetts. The team boasts a good mixture of players from prep, club and high school programs. Returning up front from last summer’s team are senior

Jordan Monbouquette and junior Emily Lanci, who both play for coach Potter at Lawrence Academy. Senior Allison Sugar, a Connecticut native, plays her winter hockey at the Berkshire School. Junior Missy Segall was a key part of a New England D2 prep title team at Rivers School. Also coming from Connecticut is junior Mya Berretta, who skates for both The Gunnery and the Polar Bears. Sophomore Abbey Luth is an offensive catalyst for the Portsmouth Abbey School in Rhode Island.

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On the blue line, senior rock Hannah Ghelfi will be a cornerstone, as she is for coach Potter at Lawrence Academy.. Sophomore Allison Wright is part of the defensive group at Mass. HS power Andover HS. Littleton, MA native Erika Lizotte, just a freshman, is bound for Lawrence Academy in the fall. Talented repeat freshman Dierdre Mullowney, also from the Junior Eagles program, will take her talents to Deerfield in the fall. Reading HS senior Ryley Coleman is coming off a Mass. Girls Division I state title season

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- Jr. SHaMrOCkS Determined Squad Looks To Be A Factor

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nce again the Boston Shamrocks organization will be represented with a team here at the HNIB Girls Showcase. And returning from last year to again coach this squad will be Molly Corl, who coaches the Shamrocks full-season U-17 team in the JWHL. The offensive leader of the club will be post-grad Amanda

Conway, a record-setting scorer in her HS career for Tewksbury/Methuen now taking a year with the Shamrocks U19 club. A Top Forward Award winner last summer at HNIB, Conway scored an amazing 88 goals last witner. Senior Ashley DeFusco, a Rhode Island native, returns to the Shamrocks unit and can play either forward or defense. Another returner is senior Kylee Babcock, who plays for both the Shamrocks and Central Catholic HS in the winter.

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Senior Alexis Stanisewski is also an integral part of the offense at Central Catholic. Senior Gabby DeCologero won a state title with Reading HS this past winter and must be watched. The Rhode Island Sting is represented by junior Emma Adrain. Fellow junior Halle McKay splits her winter ice between the Shamrocks and Marblehead HS. Duxbury freshman Jackie Hayden looks to contribute. Sophomore Kelly Golini, a full-time Shamrocks player, has a deft touch around the net. Keep an eye on up-and-coming freshman Julia Masotta. Sophomore Caroline Peterson plays prep hockey at St. Mark’s, and also with the Cape Cod Storm. On defense, seniro Madison Perry has HNIB experience and will be a cornerstone; she is with the Shamrocks organi-

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zation. Same goes for senior Taylor Johnson, a native of Newbury, MA. Playing both for Arlington HS and the Shamrocks on the blue line are the senior duo of Margaret Kelly and Ysabela Breen. Sophomore Danielle Peterson, the twin sister of forward Caroline, will be a force in the defensive zone. Junior Meghan Galanos of the Shamrocks full-season program is a returner to the Showcase. In goal, senior Antonia Gardner also saw some HNIB action last August with a different club. Fellow senior Jessica Strack backboned Readng High’s run to a Massachusetts D1 Girls state title, not allowing a single goal in four post-season starts. Page 33

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- MaSSaCHuSettS PrePS Youth Movement Propels Team

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

he Massachusetts Preps entry, comprised almost entirely of players either in or heading to play prep hockey, will be the youngest team in the Showcase. Returning coach Jenelle Ries has decided to go with some young guns ready to show their stuff against their older counterparts. The lone junior on the club is North Carolina native Sydney Collins, a talented forward bound for the Northwood School

prep program in Lake Placid. Hannah Walsh is already a very experienced player, even though she is just a sophomore. Sophomore Caroline Cutter (from Byfield) and freshman Caroline O’Keefe (from Winthrop) both hope to contribute right away at Brooks School. Two other youngsters to keep an eye on are the freshmen duo of Maddie Bayard and Shannon Bucci, both ready for the world of prep school hockey at Nobles and Taft School respectively.

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Amanda Monahan Stefanie Caban Halle Livermore Elizabeth Holubiak Ashley Houlihan Brooke Keough

Taft School Northwood Middlesex/EC Wizards Brooks/Islanders Holderness Brooks NMH/EC Wizards Phillips Andover/Jr. Eagles Undecided Nobles/EC Wizards Governor’s Acad./Assabet Valley

Brooks/Islanders Assabet Valley Groton Phillips Andover/EC Wizards Brooks/Assabet Red Major Phillips Andover

1 Caroline Kukas Brooks 29 Maddox Gahr Angerhofer St. Paul’s/Islanders

Coach: Jenelle Ries - Brooks School

Sherborn, MA native Emily Batchelor will try to crack the lineup at Phillips Andover this winter. Freshman Kylie Quinlan expects to see some good ice time for both Middlesex School and the East Coast Wizards program. Alisa Canney has shown a deft scoring touch and takes her talents to Northfield Mt. Hermon after a solid freshman season at Burlington HS. Sophomore Courtney Hardy, a native of Medford, will be in the offensive mix as well. Sophomore Grace Parker gets the job done offensively during the winter at Holderness School. Defensively, no less than three blue liners call the city of Marblehead home. All are bound for freshman seasons at area prep schools. Brooke Keough heads to Phillips Andover after a huge campaign at Marblehead HS. Amanda Monahan, on her way to Brooks, was a strong rearguard as well for the Magicians.

E. Greenwich, RI Wake Forest, NC Stoneham, MA Winthrop, MA Johnstown, NY Byfield, MA Burlington, MA Sherborn, MA Medford, MA Medfield, MA Melrose, MA

Marblehead, MA Fitchburg, MA Marblehead, MA Hooksett, NH Newbury, MA Marblehead, MA

Peabody, MA Stratham, NH

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Halle Livermore will call Groton home this winter. Freshman Ashley Houlihan, of Newbury, also heads to Brooks and also plays in the Assabet Valley program. Sophomore Elizabeth Holubiak was a key member of the varsity at Phillips Andover this past winter and helped the Big Blue to its best season in years. Freshman Stefanie Caban comes highly-regarded from the Assabet program. The goaltending duties will fall on a pair of sophomores in Caroline Kukas, who will battle for the starting job at Brooks, and Maddox Angerhofer, a member of the New England D1 Prep champions at St. Paul’s.

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oasting many of the premier players from the Public/Catholic school ranks in Massachusetts from this past winter, the Mass. Public/Catholic entry should be highly competitive, as it was last summer. Back again to coach the club is Frank Pagliuca, the head coach at St. Mary’s of Lynn. Reading HS won the Mass. Division I state title this past season and that dominant team’s top two scorers will lace ‘em up

for Mass. Public/Catholic. Senior Ali O’Leary, a two-time Middlesex League MVP, is an impressive offensive talent who moves on to the Shamrocks junior program in the fall. Senior Tori Grimmer will be back to lead the Rockets title defense. The Beverly/Danvers co-op is another solid program and sends two of its top offensive talents in senior Kristen McCarthy, an HNIB returner, and junior McKinley Karpa, making her HNIB debut.

Maggie Flaherty

Julianna gong

Tori grimmer

katie hargrave

Mckinley karpa

kristen McCarthy

katerina Nikolopoulos

katie Nolan

Ali O’leary

holly russell

Shannon upton

Melissa Zavez

Olivia Bryant

Caroline Seibold

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Julianna Gong Kristen McCarthy Holly Russell Maggie Flaherty Ali O’Leary Katerina Nikolopoulos Katie Hargrave Melissa Zavez Tori Grimmer Shannon Upton McKinley Karpa Katie Nolan Tia Martignetti Caroline Seibold Lily Mallard Olivia Bryant Erin Kelley Vanessa Van Buskirk

1 Caty Flagg 29 Cali Loblundo

St. Mark’s/Assabet Red Beverly-Danvers Arlington HS/Jr. Eagles St. Mary’s Lynn/Shamrocks Boston Shamrocks Burlington HS/EC Wizards Berkshire Winchester HS/EC Wizards Reading HS/Islanders Falmouth HS Beverly-Danvers-Ipswich Fontbonne Acad./Islanders Arlington Cath./Jr. Eagles Reading HS/Jr. Eagles Woburn HS Lexington HS/NS Vipers Arlington Cath./Jr. Eagles St. Mary’s Lynn

Hingham, MA Danvers, MA Arlington, MA Medford, MA Reading, MA Burlington, MA Westford, MA Winchester, MA Reading, MA Sagamore, MA Ipswich, MA Dorchester, MA

Wilmington, MA Reading, MA Woburn, MA Lexington, MA Wilmington, MA Winthrop, MA

Austin Prep Methuen, MA Acton-Boxboro/Assabet Red Boxboro, MA

Coach: Frank Pagliuca - St. Mary’s Lynn

Senior Melissa Zavez, a go-to player at Winchester HS, is back for her third HNIB summer, first on the Mass. Public/Catholic entry. Also returning to the roster is St. Mary’s senior Maggie Flaherty. Katie Nolan, a senior, is the one who drives the offense at Fontbonne Academy. Sophomore Katerina Nikolopoulos will have increased offensive responsibilities for her Burlington HS team this winter. Sophomore Holly Russell is a key forward for her Arlington HS team. Sophomore Julianna Gong showed her talents for Hingham HS last winter and moves on to St. Mark’s School for the 15-16 season. Junior Shannon Upton was a key part of Falmouth HS’ Mass. Division 2 state title run. Sophomore Katie Hargrave was the top gun at Westford Academy and moves on to Berkshire School for the upcoming campaign.

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Defensive anchors for Mass. Public/Catholic should be senior Caroline Seibold, who backboned the Rockets run to the crown, leading a defense that allowed no goals in the post-season, and fellow senior Olivia Bryant of Lexington HS, who also played in the Showcase last summer. Arlington Catholic is represented by a pair of solid rearguards in sophomore Erin Kelley and sophomore Tia Martignetti, who also play for the Junior Eagles program. Senior rock Vanessa Van Buskirk returns to the lineup and is the cornerstone of the blue line at St. Mary’s. Junior Lily Mallard leads the defense at perennial power Woburn HS. The goaltending will be solid. Senior Caty Flagg is an AllScholastic performer from Austin Prep and played in goal for Mass. Public/Catholic last summer. Senior Cali Loblundo helped lead her Acton-Boxboro team to the Garden and Mass D-1 state final last winter. Page 37

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- MID atlantIC Diverse Roster Looks To Compete Hard

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layers from eight different states dot the roster of this year’s Mid-Atlantic squad, which made it to the semifinals last summer. The team will have a new face behind the bench in Maggie Taverna, the head coach of the very successful Arlington Catholic (MA) program. The nucleus of the Mid-Atlantic forward contingent all notched HNIB Showcase experience last summer.

Senior Michaela McLaughlin will be well known to coach Taverna, as she plays for her at Arlington Catholic. Senior Amanda Piknick hails from the solid Barnstable High (MA) program. Three juniors returning include Isabel Hill, a New Hampshire native who skates at Kimball Union, Kim Carroll, who helped lead Haverhill/North Andover to a solid playoff run, and Gabriella Floramo from Austin Prep.

Breanna Babiarz

Tatiana Boese

kim Carroll

kendra Farrelly

gabriella Floramo

isabel hill

Callie hoadley

Michaela Mclaughlin

Amanda Piknick

rose Sullivan

Margaret Sullivan

Ana Tittmann

Jordan Colbert

rachel Spencer

Martina St. Angelo

Sally Nelson

Allie Olnowich

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Gabriella Floramo Callie Hoadley Margaret Sullivan Kim Carroll Kendra Farrelly Amanda Piknick Ana Tittmann Michaela McLaughlin Breanna Babiarz Isabel Hill Tatiana Boese Rose Sullivan Natasha Savage Rachel Spencer Sally Nelson Jordan Colbert Allie Olnowich Martina St. Angelo

1 Devin Baylor 29 Kelly Lavelle

Austin Prep/Islanders Hanover HS/Bay State Breakers Arlington Cath./NS Vipers No. Andover HS Canton HS/Boch Blazers Barnstable HS/Cape Cod Storm NE Jr. Falcons u16 Arlington Cath. Millbrook Kimball Union/EC Wizards Kents Hill Matignon HS/Charlestown u19 Warwick Co-op/Lady Titans Beverly HS/Islanders Newton South/Shamrocks Plymouth HS Lawrenceville Falmouth HS

Ithaca HS/Skaneateles Southfield/EC Wizards

Coach: Maggie Taverna - Arlington Catholic

Senior Rose Sullivan from Matignon HS is a pure goalscorer. Sophomore Margaret Sullivan (no relation) is coming off a fine freshman campaign at Arlington Catholic. Junior Callie Hoadley is a go-to offensive player at Hanover/Cohasset HS. Kendra Farrelly is a vital cog for her Canton HS team. Three out-of-staters ready to show their stuff are senior Breanna Babiarz (New York) from the Millbrook School, junior Tatiana Boese, a Kents Hill player who hails from Denver, and sophomore Ana Tittman from Salisbury, CT and the New England Jr. Falcons program. On the blue line, senior Allie Olnowich, a New Jersey resident, comes from the well-known program at Lawrenceville Prep in the Garden State. Fellow senior Martina St. Angelo is part of the solid, blue-line crew at Maine HS power

Lynnfield, MA Hanover, MA Burlington, MA No. Andover, MA Canton, MA Hyannis, MA Salisbury, CT Wilmington, MA Yorkville, NY Derry, NH Denver, CO Charlestown, MA Warwick, RI Beverly, MA Newton, MA Manomet, MA Madison, NJ Falmouth, ME

Ithaca, NY Needham, MA

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Falmouth. Junior Sally Nelson from Newton South will be a welcome addition on the blue line, as will junior Natasha Savage from the Warwick co-op program in Rhode Island. Freshman Jordan Colbert was a part of a big first year varsity season for Plymouth North/South in Mass. HS circles. Rachel Spencer played for another solid program in Mass. Beverly/Danvers - and will get increased responsibilities for the upcoming campaign. Junior Devin Baylor is back for another HNIB Showcase in the nets. The Ithaca, NY product was an All Star here last summer. Sophomore Kelly Lavelle, from New England prep power Southfield, comes highly-regarded between the pipes as well.

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Experienced Club Solid In All Areas T By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

eam Minnesota is always amongst the favorites here at the HNIB Girls Showcase and this year should be no exception. The team will have a new coach behind the bench, though, as former Boston College player Gen Richardson, who now works with playitforwardsport.org, will call the shots. A pair of seniors will be asked to lead the club up front. Isabel Bianchi comes from the well-known program Academy of Holy Angels and will be tough to stop, as will Jordan Anderson from New Prague HS, who returns from last sum-

mer’s Minnesota lineup. The Academy of Holy Angels also sends up-and-coming junior Mary Kate Eiden. Fellow junior Maddie Kolbow, from Wyoming MN, plays her hockey for Forest Lake HS. Eden Prairie HS is well represented at forward with the talents of junior Emily McLaughlin. Junior Maddie Lapanta, from the hockey hotbed of Faribault, MN, is a key scorer at Northfield HS. Benilde St. Margaret’s is always one of Minnesota’s top high school programs, so expect junior Grace Peluso to be involved offensively in a big way here.

Jordan Anderson

emily Mclaughlin

isabel Bianchi

Maddie kolbow

Mary kate eiden

Maddi laplanta

grace Peluso

elly Strunk

rachel Schurhamer

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Julia Stelljes

Sonje Carlson

Brynn Puppe

Amelia Murray

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Maddie Kolbow Maddie LaPanta Mary Kate Eiden Emily McLaughlin Jordan Anderson Isabel Bianchi Grace Peluso

Sonje Carlson Rachel Schurhamer Julia Stelljes Elly Strunk Brynn Puppe Hollywood Hermanson

1 Sydney Scobee 29 Amelia Murray

Forest Lake HS Northfield HS Academy of Holy Angels Eden Prairie HS New Prague HS Academy of Holy Angels Benilde St. Margaret’s

Academy of Holy Angels St. Paul United Benilde St. Margaret’s Blooming Prairie HS/DC Wildcats Minn. Ice Cats/Northfield HS Dodge County HS

Breck School Chicago Young Americans

Wyoming, MN Faribault, MN Minneapolis, MN Eden Prairie, MN New Prague, MN Bloomington, MN Edina, MN

Eagan, MN Saint Paul, MN Maple Grove, MN Blooming Prairie, MN Northfield, MN Dover, MN

Minnetrista, MN McHenry, IL

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WAS BeiNg FiNAliZeD AS MAgAZiNe WeNT TO PriNT

A leader on the blue line for Team Minnesota will be senior Hollywood Hermanson, a returner from last year’s finalist; She takes care of matters on the back line for the Dodge County Wildcats. Junior Elly Strunk, also equally capable at playing forward, brings HNIB Showcase experience to the defensive crew. She plays for the Dodge County Wildcats and is out of the town of Blooming Prairie. Senior Sonje Carlson has good size, hailing from the Academy of Holy Angels program. Senior Julia Stelljes is a vital component at Benilde St. Margaret’s. Junior Brynn Puppe plays for both the Minnesota Ice Cats and Northfield HS. Junior Rachel Schurhamer is a steadying influence on the blue line for St. Paul United HS. As usual, Minnesota will be strong in goal. Returning senior Sydney Scobee was a Top Goalie Award winner last summer at HNIB. Fellow senior Amelia Murray comes highly-regarded from the Chicago Young Americans program in Illinois. Page 41

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- neW enGlanD Well-Balanced Group Could Surprise

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

team to watch will be the New England team, which boasts players from a variety of states.

Given the duty of getting this team to be as competitive as can be will be Corey Cooper, the head coach at Proctor Academy (NH), a strong NE Prep Division II program. No less than three of Cooper’s charges from Proctor return to the HNIB lineup in juniors Addy Shannon and Haley

kiara Alexander-Vasquez Ann Margaret Disciscio

Parker, and sophomore Emma Brophy. All should have key offensive roles. Senior Samantha Munroe, a big force at Hebron Academy, will need to be watched up front, as will junior Megan Forrest, from the Dartmouth Whalers program in Nova Scotia. Two more Proctor girls ready to show their offensive skills are senior Alexis Fagan, a Rhode Island native, and sophomore Kiara Alexander-Vazquez, who comes to HNIB all the way from California.

haley Boucher

emma Brophy

Alexis Fagan

Megan Forrest

laura hill

Julia kibrick

Samantha Munroe

haley Parker

katie Puumala

Addy Shannon

Meagan Accardi

grace Dima

Brooke hubert

reid Nichols

holly Silva

Samantha Talmadge

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Haley Boucher Ann Margaret Disciscio Kiara Alexander-Vazquez Megan Forrest Laura Hill Emma Brophy Haley Parker Katie Puumala Addy Shannon Julia Kibrick Samantha Munroe Alexis Fagan Reid Nichols Holly Silva Ashley Wojewodzic Samantha Talmadge Meagan Accardi Brooke Hubert Grace Dima

1 Olivia Petito 29 Ryann Stripp

Vermont Acad. Tilton/Northern Cyclones Proctor/Vipers u19 Dartmouth Whalers Milton HS/Conquistadors Proctor Proctor Acad. Framingham HS/Assabet Valley Proctor Acad. Brookline HS/Jr. Eagles Hebron/Lady Flames Proctor Acad. EC Wizards Abp. Williams/Charles River St. Mary's Lynn Hamden HS Berlin HS Portledge/Lady Islanders NJ Colonials Kissimmee Vipers CNY Bobcats

Coach: Corey Cooper - Proctor Academy

Sophomore Julia Kibrick was a leader for the Brookline/Newton South squad in Mass. HS hockey and also plays for the Boston Jr. Eagles. Haley Boucher is a prep school player at Vermont Academy. Sophomore Laura Hill had a bang-up freshman year at Milton (MA) HS, compiling 25 pts. Katie Puumala also had a solid freshman campaign for her Framingham HS club. Ann Margaret Disciscio led her Trinty HS team to the New Hampshire state final this past winter and now heads to Tilton School. On defense, Berlin (NH) HS senior Meagan Accardi and St. Mary’s Lynn

Colchester, VT Litchfield, NH La Quinta, CA Enfield, NS Milton, MA Manchester, MA Londonderry, NH Framingham, MA Hopewell, NJ Brookline, MA Framingham, MA Wakefield, RI Lexington, MA South Boston, MA Lynn, MA Hamden, CT Berlin, NH Oceanside, NY Sea Cliff, NY

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(MA) junior Ashley Wojewodzic both return with HNIB Showcase experience. Two seniors to lean on will be Samantha Talmadge from Connecticut’s Hamden HS program, and Reid Nichols, who skates with the East Coast Wizards. Sophomore Grace Dima, a New York native, skates with the New Jersey Colonials program. Also hailing from the Gotham State is Brooke Hubert, who plays for both the Lady Islanders and Portledge School. Sophomore Holly Silva was a big reason why Archbishop Williams had a huge season in Mass. Girls HS Hockey.

The goaltending duties will go to junior Ryann Stripp, from Holland Patent, NY and the Central New York Bobcats, and sophomore Olivia Petito, from the Sunshine State of Florida, where she plays for the Kissimmee Vipers.

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eam Northeast has been pretty competitive the past few years at HNIB, and this August should not be an exception. Given the job of coaching the team this summer is Courtney Sheary, the head coach at Cushing Academy. She coached the New England entry here last summer. Up front, look for senior Elizabeth Barberio, a returner, to

be involved offensively. She heads to Worcester Academy this winter. Sophomore Katherine Buchanan also returns to the Showcase, and she had a big season for her Milton HS squad. That same squad also sends two other top guns in junior Elena Kapolis and sophomore Julia Scannell, key components in the Wildcats run to the Mass. D2 Quarterfinals. Also coming from the tough Bay State League is Braintree HS junior Dierdre Burchill.

Sara Abrahamson

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katherine Buchanan

Deirdre Burchill

kristina Cheverie

elena kapolis

lily Santonelli

Julia Scannell

Alexis Thomas

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Samantha ginsburg

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hayley Doneghey

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1 Sierra Natzke 29 Abigail Bassett

Milton HS/Boch Blazers Cushing/Jr. Eagles Cushing/Cape Cod Storm Cushing Worcester Acad./MA Spitfires Windsor Locks HS/Jr. Falcons Milton HS/Charles River u19 Billerica HS Braintree HS BB&N Tilton/Cape Cod Storm Milton HS Deerfield Milton Acad./MA Spitfires Westford Acad/NS Vipers Arlington Cath./NS Vipers St. George’s/MA Spitfires Holderness Deerfield Foothill Flyers (Boys) Burrillville HS

Coach: Courtney Sheary - Cushing Academy Coach Sheary’s Cushing team is represented by junior Blossom Truel, out of Huntington, NY, and fellow junior Kristina Cheverie, from Cape Cod. Joining the Penguins this fall and also from the Cape is freshman Sara Abrahamson, who played at DennisYarmouth HS. The forward roster boasts two more freshmen is Alexis Thomas, headed for Tilton School, and Connecticut’s Taylor Adams, who plays for the New England Jr. Falcons. Senior Lily Santonelli is primed for a big year at BB&N School. Senior Samantha Ginsburg is the catalyst to the offense at Billerica HS.

Milton, MA Huntington, NY South Dennis, MA Harwich, MA Southborough, MA Windsor Locks, CT Milton, MA Billerica, MA Braintree, MA Boston, MA Centerville, MA Milton, MA Woburn, MA Canton, MA Westford, MA Waltham, MA No. Attleboro, MA Johnstown, NY Westford, MA Pine, CO Pascoag, RI

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On the blue line, sophomore Meaghan O’Brien is a returner from last summer’s Showcase and she is taking her talents to Deerfield. Also bound for Western Mass. and Deerfield is freshman Erin DeMarco, who played for Westford Academy last winter, with her sister, junior Kelly DeMarco, who joins her on the Northeast roster. Junior Erin King is a mainstay on the blue line for Mass. HS power Arlington Catholic. Mary Thompson had a huge freshman season at Canton HS, and now will try the prep circuit as she will play this upcoming season for Milton Academy.

Junior Hayley Doneghey comes highly-touted from St. George’s School; she hails from North Attleboro, MA. Junior Sydney Parker, from Johnstown, NY, patrols the blue at Holderness School. In goal, the job will go to junior Abigail Bassett from RI’s Burrillville HS, and junior Sierra Natzke, all the way from Pine, Colorado and the Foothill Flyers Boys program.

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Good Luck to All 2015 HNIB Girls Showcase Teams!

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FROM PHYSICS TO POWER PLAYS and Bach to back checking, Vermont Academy provides an education that stresses academics and athletics in the natural setting of Vermont.

HEAD COACHES: Men’s: Chris Davidson — national championship player and winner of six conference titles as a coach at St. Michael’s Women’s: Lisa Wilson — two-time All-ECAC selection and former assistant coach at Castleton State College. VA plays an extended season of 25+ games!

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Coed, 9-12 and PG 240 students 450 acres

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College-prep curriculum Learning Skills Center 23 athletic offerings

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Andrew Millikin

802-869-6229

Southern Vermont

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Make every game feel like a home game.

Only the Marriott family of hotel lodging solutions offers the versatility and reliability to meet your unique needs. Let us help you choose from one of our 5 unique hotels in the Andover/Tewksbury area to take care of your team on the road! To reserve a block of 10 rooms or more, contact Bonnie Murray at 781-570-6714 or bonnie.murray@marriott.com.

Courtyard by Marriott Boston Andover 10 Campanelli Drive (978) 794-0700

SpringHill Suites Boston Andover 550 Minuteman Road (978) 688-8200

Fairfield Inn Boston Tewksbury/Andover 1695 Andover Street (978) 640-0700

Residence Inn Boston Andover 500 Minuteman Road (978) 683-0382

Special Group rates are available for 10 rooms or more per night, for individual reservations please contact the hotels directly. Rates are per room, per night, based on availability.

TownePlace Suites Boston Tewksbury/Andover 20 International Place (978) 863-9800

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