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elcome players, parents, college scouts and fans to Hockey Night in Boston’s 23rd annual Girls Summer Showcase, a top-flight tournament consisting of players from over 20 different states. Last summer’s tournament saw Massachusetts Public/Catholic win its first HNIB title, eding Central, 2-1, in the championship game. This year’s Showcase will certainly boast some exciting up-and-down action, as the Showcase will now field 13 teams competing for the 2017 championship: Massachusetts Preps, Massachusetts Public/Catholic, New England, Northeast, Minnesota, Mid Atlantic, Shamrocks, Eastern, Central, Metro, Rhode Island, and two new entries: Tri-State and Atlantic. Each team will play four first-round games, before the playoff rounds begin on Friday, August 4th. The three division winners and best second place team will enter into semifinals and vie for the Girls Summer Showcase title. The next six teams will play a cross-over “playoff’ game, while the remaining teams will have a two, mini-game round-robin amongst themselves.
GIRLS SHOWCASE MAGAZINE INDEX Tourney Welcome HNIB Staff 2016 Tourney Review Showcase Schedule Showcase History Atlantic Central HNIB Picture Profiles HNIB Cover Story Eastern Jr. Shamrocks Mass Preps Mass Public/Catholic Metro Mid Atlantic Minnesota New England Northeast Rhode Island Tri-State
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HNIB’s 23rd 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. 2017 marks the historic 43rd year of HNIB’s nationally-known boys tournament, The Minnesota entry consists of a group of top high school age players from the state. This summer, the team will be co-coached by Jordan Anderson and Hollywood Hermanson. The Massachusetts Preps are in their eighth summer and will be coached by Jenelle Ries from Brooks School. The same formula held true for Frank Pagliuca, the coach of St. Mary’s of Lynn, who has put together a solid club representing the Massachusetts Public/Catholic schools. Under the guidance of Bob Rotondo, his organization, the Boston Jr. Shamrocks, has come up with players from his multitiered organization to form the Jr. Shamrocks team, to be coached this summer by Molly Corl. Brewster Academy head coach Maeve Connelly will coach the New England team entry, Tilton’s Ben Tefft will man the Northeast bench, Cushing’s Val Bono will guide Metro, and Melrose HS’ Melissa Tetreau will coach Mid Atlantic. Now in its fourth year at the HNIB Girls Showcase is Eastern, put together by Lawrence Academy coach Kevin Potter. Central, was constructed and will be coached by Kevin Zifcak, the head coach at Worcester Academy, the New England D2 champions. In its second summer is Rhode Island, which has a nucleus of its players from the Ocean State. Kelly Souza, a coach at Berwick Academy, will be behind the bench for this group. Two new teams will be Tri-State, comprised with a majority of skaters from the Pennsylvania region and coached by Mike Keenan from the Delco Phantoms, and Atlantic, coached and put together by new Portsmouth Abbey head coach Kurt Carter.
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- On The Cover This year’s Cover Girls visited the new Mike Boyle Strength & Conditioning center located at the Essex Sports Center in Middleton, MA. Checking out the impressive facility are (l to r) Team Central forward Morgan Mordini, Jr. Shamrocks goaltender Marina Mirabella, Jr. Shamrocks defenseman Lauren Coccoluto and Mass. Public/Catholic forward Kat Nikolopoulos. Read more about them, and Central’s Micaela Sindoris, who was unable to make the shoot, starting on Page 23.
* SOME TEAMS MAY HAVE ADDED PLAYERS AFTER THIS MAGAZINE WENT TO PRINT.
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MIDDLESEX LEAGUE AWARDS 2016/17 THE DYNAMIK SPORTS Middlesex League Girls MVP Award was presented to Reading’s Michaela Boyle.
DYNAMIK SPORTS OWNER MARK DOHERTY presents 2016-17 Middlesex League MVP Award plaques to Arlington’s Peter Scheshareg (l, Liberty) and Burlington’s Patrick O’Halloran (r, Freedom).
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2016 GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE REVIEW
Mass. Public/Catholic At The Top
Team Takes First Title With 1-Goal Win
MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC WON ITS FIRST-EVER HNIB GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TITLE, DOWNING CENTRAL 2-1 WITH A LATE THIRD PERIOD GOAL.
TOP FORWARD AWARD WINNERS INCLUDED CENTRAL’S MICAELA SINDORIS TOP DEFENSEMEN AWARD WINNER WERE (L TO R) CENTRAL’S LESLIE SCHWARTZ AND BRIANNA JEWETT OF MASS. PUBLIC/CATHOLIC. (L) AND MINNESOTA’S NICOLE NESS.
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2016 GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE REVIEW 2016 GIRLS SHOWCASE SCORING LEADERS 1. Nicole Ness (Minnesota) 2. Grace Peluso (Minnesota) 3. Mary Leys (Rhode Island) Abbey Luth (Rhode Island) Alexandra Schreiber (Minn.) Morgan Mordini (Central) Mia LaPlante (Mass. Preps) 8. Julianna Gong (Mass Preps) Rylie Binette (New England) Mya Berretta (Eastern) Carley Daly (Central) Kelly Golini (Shamrocks) Cassidy Lariviere (Northeast) Rylee Glennon (Mass. Pub/Cath) Kat Nikolopoulos (Mass. Pub/Cath) Gina Stoner (Minnesota) Nicole Pollis (Central) Hannah MacDougall (Shamrocks) Maddie Cox (Rhode Island) Adara Nazarian (Mass Pub/Cath)
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2016 GIRLS SHOWCASE GOALTENDING LEADERS P 1. Katlyn Hathaway (Northeast) 8 2. GretchenHoward(Mass.Pub/Cath) 9 Leah White (Mass. Pub/Cath) 9 4. Emily Smith (Rhode Island) 9 Megan Miranda (Central) 9 6. Julia Pelletier (Central) 9 7. MaddoxAngerhoffer (Eastern) 7.5 Caroline Kukas (Mass Preps) 7.5 9. Gloria Bilafer (Metro) 8.5 10.AmandaAalto (Shamrocks) 9.0 Gabby DiComitis (Rhode Island) 9.0
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MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC’S GRETCHEN HOWARD (L) PELLETIER WERE TWO TOP GOALTENDER AWARD WINNERS.
MCKINLEY KARPA (L) OF MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC CENTRAL WERE TEAM MVP AWARD WINNERS.
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Meet The 2017 Girls Showcase Coaches
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Frank Pagliuca Massachusetts Public/Cath
Melissa Tetreau Mid Atlantic
Jenelle Ries Massachusetts Preps Kelly Sousa Rhode Island Kevin Zifcak Central
Maeve Connelly New England
Molly Corl Shamrocks Val Bono Metro
Jordan Anderson Minnesota
Ben Tefft Northeast
Kevin Potter Eastern
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Kurt Carter Atlantic Mike Keenan Tri-State
★ 2017 HNIB Girls’ Showcase Schedule ★ August 2nd - 5th
✰ Haverhill Valley Forum, MA ✰ AMERICAN DIVISION 1. Mass. Public/Catholic 2. Mass Preps 3. Metro 4. Rhode Island
PATRIOT DIVISION 1. Eastern 2. Minnesota 3. New England 4. Tri-State
NATIONAL DIVISION 1. Atlantic 2. Central 3. Mid Atlantic 4. Northeast 5. Shamrocks
Wednesday, August 2nd (mini-practice, Game 1) 1:30pm 3:30pm 5:30 pm 7:30pm
BLUE ARENA Mass Public/Cath vs Metro Minnesota vs Eastern Mass Preps vs Rhode Island Northeast vs Atlantic
GOLD ARENA 1:30pm Northeast vs Central 3:30pm Mid-Atlantic vs Shamrocks 5:30 pm Tri-State vs New England
Thursday, August 3rd BLUE ARENA 9:00am New England vs Minnesota 10:30am Eastern vs Tri-State 12:00pm Shamrocks vs Atlantic
GOLD ARENA 9:00am Mass Preps vs Metro 10:30am Central vs Mid-Atlantic 12:00 pmMass Public Cath vs Rhode Island
3:00pm Mid Atlantic 4:30pm Minnesota 6:00pm Tri-State
3:00pm Mass Preps 4:30pm New England 6:00pm Central
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Friday, August 4th BLUE ARENA 9:00am New England vs Eastern 10:30am Minnesota vs Tri-State 12:00pm Mass Public/Cathvs Mass Preps 1:30pm Rhode Island vs Metro
GOLD ARENA 9:00am Northeast vs Shamrocks 10:30am Mid Atlantic vs Atlantic 12:00 pmShamrocks vs Central • PLAYOFF MINI-GAMES • 5:30pm 5th National vs 4th Patriot 6:30pm 5th National vs 4th American 7:30pm 4th Patriot vs 4th American
• SEMIFINALS • 6:00pm Best 1st vs Best 2nd 7:30pm 1st vs 1st
Saturday, August 5th BLUE ARENA 9:00am 3rd Patriot vs 4th National 10:30am Championship Game (semifinal winners)
GOLD ARENA 9:00am 3rd American vs 3rd National 10:30am 2nd place vs 2nd place
All Star Games (Top 60 Girls) - Tournament Awards (Team MVPs, Top Forwards, Defensemen, Goalies) • 3:00pm Red vs White
• 4:00pm Red vs Blue
• 5:00pm White vs Blue
(* Each All Star Team plays two mini-games) Page 11
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)
2000
Jessica Link (NewYork) Rush Zimmerman (Minnesota)
2001
Heather Jackson (New England) Keaton Zucker (New England) Heidi Kletzien (Minnesota)
2002
Sadie Wright-Ward (New England) Laura Brady (New England) Ashley Shaidle (Midwest) Sarah Feldman (Massachusetts) Micaela Long (Massachusetts) Jennifer Hitchcock (Midwest)
2003
2004
Micaela Long (Massachusetts) Sarah Toupal (Minnesota) Genevieve Laing (NewYork)
2005
Anna McDonald (Minnesota) Sarah Toupal (Minnesota) Elizabeth Denis (New England)
2006
Jill Vandegrift (Minnesota) Marie-Helene Plourde (Sweden) Lisa Sablak (Minnesota) Brittany Mills (Massachusetts)
2007
Kate Schipper (Minnesota) Elizabeth Parker (Jr Shamrocks)
Gina McDonald (Minnesota) Elsa Bruestle (Minnesota) Brittany Mills (Massachusetts) Ashleigh Kowtoniuk (Mid-Atlantic)
2008
Olivia Zebro (Minnesota) Bethany Brausen (Minnesota) Ariel DiPasquale (MidAtlantic) Brittany Resendes (New England)
2009
Elsa Bruestle (Minnesota) Haley Skarupa (Southeast) Courtney Winters (MAPub/Cath.)
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 (MidAtlantic) Eleanor Haines (MidAtlantic) 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) (Continued on Page 14)
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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1995
Charlotte Davet (Mass)
1996
Melissa Glaser (Midwest) Erica Killewald (Midwest)
1997
Amy Quinlan (Mass) April Stojak (Midwest)
1998
Amy Quinlan (Mass) April Stojak (Midwest)
1999
Flora Vineberg (Maritimes) Susan Hargrove (New England)
2000
Amy Thomas (Minnesota) Marissa Hourihan (New England) Christine Gauthier (Maritimes)
2001
2002
2003
2004
Jana Bugden (Maritimes) Helen McCarthy (Mass) Lindsay Bonasso (Midwest) Katie Nichols (New England) Meredith Larson (Midwest) Danielle Ciarletta (Minnesota) Breanna Dobbe (Great Lakes) Liana Bonanno (New York) Lindsay Bonasso (Great Lakes) Breanna Dobbe (Great Lakes) Rebecca Allen (Midwest)
TOP GOALTENDER 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)
2008
Paige Sasser (Mid Atlantic) Rachel Borchardt (Minnesota) Kylie Smith (Minnesota)
2009
Paige Sasser (Southeast/Gulf) Taylor Niesen (Minnesota) Shenae Lundberg (Mass Preps) Lauren Slebodnik (Mass Preps)
Liana Bonanno (New York) Sarah Bishop (New England)
TILTON SCHOOL HOCKEY
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SCORING CHAMP 1995 1996 1997 1998
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
College preparatory program serving grades 9-12 & postgraduates, located in Tilton, New Hampshire Competitive Boys’ Varsity A, Varsity B and Girls’ Varsity Programs
Fall Strength & Conditioning Program Ice Arena located on campus College Placement at the Division I, II and III Levels Located 90 miles north of Boston
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Andrea Kilbourne (New York) Kathleen Kauth (New York) Nadine Muzerall (New England) Heather Cook (New England) Cindy Biron (New England) Sara Mahoney (Mass) Danielle Culgin (Mass) Kim Greene (Mass) Jaime Van Massenhove (Midwest) Sarah Clark (Midwest) Jessica Link (New York) Heather Jackson (New England) Daley Kirby (Midwest) Sarah Feldman (Massachusetts) Micaela Long (Massachusetts) Micaela Long (Massachusetts) Elizabeth Denis (New England) Jill Vandegrift (Minnesota) Gina McDonald (Minnesota) Brittany Resendes (New England) Haley Skarupa (Southeast) Alex Carpenter (Mass. Preps) Paige Haley (Minnesota) Caitrin Lonergan (TeamOne) Rebekah Kolstad (Minnesota) Emily Harris (TeamONE) Amanda Conway (Shamrocks) Nicole Ness (Minnesota)
FOR MORE INFORMATION Brooks McQuade ’04, Head Coach, Boys’ Varsity A Team
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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY TOP FORWARD 2013
2014
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)
2015
Amanda Conway (Shamrocks) Isabel Bianchi (Minnesota) JordanAnderson (Minnesota) Ali O’Leary (Mass Pub/Cath)
2016
Nicole Ness (Minnesota) Kelly Golini (Shamrocks) Rylee Glennon (Mass Pub/Cath) Mary Leys (Rhode Island) Micaela Sindoris (Central) Julianna Gong (Mass Preps)
TOP GOALTENDER (Continued from Page xx)
2010
2011
Sarah Foss (Mass. Pub/Cath) Shenae Lundber (Mass. Preps) Katie White (Mass. Preps) Beth Futrell (Southeast) Taylor Niesen (Minnesota) 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)
2015
Amelia Murray (Minnesota) Marissa Anderson (Eastern) Devin Baylor (Mid-Atlantic) Sydney Scobee (Minnesota)
2016
Julia Pelletier (Central) Emily Smith (Rhode Island) Katlyn Hathaway (Northeast) GretchenHoward(Mass.Public/Cath)
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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
Milica McMillen (Minnesota) Kelly Lavallee (Mass Preps) Kelly McGrath (Mass. Preps) Julia Rodricks (Southeast) Shannon Cronin (MA Pub/Cath.) Ally Ensor (Jr. Shamrocks
2010
2011
2012
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) LauraAptowitz (Northeast) Alicia Barry (Mass Preps) Martha Findley (Mass Pub/Cath) Martha Findley (Mass Preps) BrookeMatherson(MassPub/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
CharlotteAbrecht (Eastern) Brittany Colton (TeamONE) Jackie Leone (Mass. Pub/Cath) Ali Peper(TeamONE)
2015
Madison Perry (Shamrocks) Tia Martignetti (Mass Pub/Cath) Jamie Comeau (Central) Brynn Puppe (Minnesota
2016
Meghan Galanos (Shamrocks) Brianna Jewett (Mass Pub/Cath) Leslie Schwartz (Central) MadisonAumann (Rhode Island)
GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY Team MVP Award Winners 1997 Nicole Lewis Massachusetts 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 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
2003 Samantha Rowe Northern New England Laura Brady Minnesota Erin Blood Conn./Mid Atlantic Britney Russell New York Colleen Harris Midwest Katy Beach Great Lakes Hillary Braun Massachusetts Ali Schmidt 2004 Midwest Hillary Braun Conn/Mid Atlantic Gina Kearns New York Michelle Witz Great Lakes Katy Beach Northern Erica Christensen New England Elizabeth Denis Minnesota Whitney Naslund Massachusetts Kelsey Johnson 2005 Midwest Alina Rock Northeast Lizzie Chapman Conn/Mid Atlantic Brittany Skudder New England Lyse Rossignol Massachusetts Maria Nasta Minnesota Kelly McGinty
Midwest Mich/Gr. Lakes Northeast Mid Atlantic New England Sweden Massachusetts Minnesota
2006 Blair Connelly Sam Tatu Chelsey Locarno Christie Cicero Lauren Greer Sophie Westlund Michelle Ng Autumn Stuntz
Midwest New England Northeast Massachusetts Mid Atlantic Minnesota
2007 Sami Tatu Courtney Carey Cristina Wiley Brittany Lyons Ariel DiPasquale Amanda Ryder
Northeast Mideast Mid Atlantic Massachusetts New England Minnesota
2008 Sarah Markey Courtney King Erica Drake Kaitlin McInnis Maeve Connolly Kayla Capistrant
2009 Alison Quinn Natasha Klinoff Samantha Slotnick Toni Sanders Sarahanna Cavolo Meghan Huertas Samantha Woodward Emily Field Emily Kleidon 2010 Northeast Breanna Davis Shamrocks/Selects Kaitlynn Tomaselli New England Martha Findley Mid Atlantic Casey Leveille Southeast Arianna Rucker Mass Pub/Cath. Sabrina Iannetti Minnesota Krystal Baumann Mass Preps Alex Carpenter Francesa Panarelli Northeast New England Mid Atlantic Midwest Jr. Shamrocks Southeast Mass Pub/Cath. Mass Preps Minnesota
2011 Pennsylvania Hannah Bird TeamONE Caitrin Lonergan Shamrocks/Selects Sarah Robello Northeast Breanna Davis New England Amanda Fontaine Mid-Atlantic Rachel Vigliano Southeast Kelly Sherman Mass Pub/Cath. Erika Kelly Mass Preps Courtney Turner Minnesota Sidney Morin 2012 Midwest Victoria Pelton New England Marita Alfieri Keystone Selects Hannah Bird Gabrielle Crugnale Northeast Mid-Atlantic Laura Aptowitz Mass Pub/Cath Kayla Smith Mass. Preps Alison Quinn Shamrocks Briana D’Avolio TeamOne Katie Laughlin Minnesota Alexis Joyce (Continued On Page 17)
GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY Team MVP Award Winners Mid-Atlantic New England Shamrocks Mass Pub/Cath Keystone Selects Mass. Preps Northeast Minnesota TeamOne
2013 Noelle Rosa Brittany Smith Erica Lissner Emily Loprete Devin Strachan Bella Papapetros Jillian Witwicki Briana Johnson Sara Robello
Northeast Shamrocks Mass. Preps Eastern Mid-Atlantic Minnesota New England Mass. Pub/Cath TeamOne
2014 Devin Baylor Michaela Boyle Maddie Evangelous Bobbi Strople LuLu Swartz Hollywood Hermanson Jillian Moffatt Jessica Piracini Nikki Friesen
Mid-Atlantic Mass Preps Shamrocks Mass. Pub/Cath Eastern Northeast New England Central Minnesota
2015 Amanda Piknick Lindsey Dumond Caroline Peterson Caroline Seibold Kyla Floresca Taylor Adams Holly Silva Timary Malley Maddie Kolbow
Eastern Rhode Island Shamrocks Central Mass Preps Metro New England Northeast Mid-Atlantic Minnesota Mass. Pub/Cath
2016 Jamie Comeau Abbey Luth Julia Masotta Morgan Mordini Mia LaPlante Gloria Bilafer Rylie Binette Cassidy Lariviere Catherine Wilk Alexandria Schreiber McKinley Karpa
HNIB Girls Showcase Champions 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Massachusetts New England Massachusetts Massachusetts Canadian Maritimes Minnesota New England New England Massachusetts Massachusetts Minnesota
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Minnesota Mid Atlantic Minnesota Mass. Preps Mass. Preps Minnesota Minnesota TeamOne TeamOne Minnesota Mass Public/Catholic
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ATLANTIC
Newbies Hope To Compete Right Away
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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
new addition to the HNIB Summer Showcase this summer is the Atlantic team, which comes to the Valley Forum with a solid nucleus. New Portsmouth Abbey head coach Kurt Carter put together the bulk of the club and will be behind the bench to call the shots. The offense will feature a pair of Phillips Exeter products in junior Lydia Anderson and sophomore Jill Cloonan. Both hail from Woburn, MA. and will be involved in a big way. So, too, will be Rivers School senior Jenna Letterie, a solid forward for the Red Wings. Post-grad Bridget Fagan will be an immediate plus at Millbrook School after a nice career at Proctor. Junior Sophie Simard, of the Kingston Ice Wolves in Ontario, come to show what she is capable of doing. Senior Katie McGoff is well-known to Carter, being a product of the
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Medway/Ashland squad, which Carter coached last winter. Freshman Rory Essick, a Delaware native with the Delco Phantoms Selects, looks to get noticed. Look for sophomore Ally Decoste from Phillips Exeter to contribute. On the blue line, a pair of players from across the border will be more than capable of handling things in the defensive zone in senior Isabel Sawicki from the Brampton Canadettes and fellow senior Emily Purdy from the Vaughan Flames. Medway/Ashland’s Allison Smith will be a key blueliner, while junior Caeley Smith from the program at Taft School is adept in all ends of the ice. Emma Chaffee, a freshman-to-be at Northfield Mt. Hermon, is a welcome addition to the unit. The team has turned over the goaltending duties to a pair of quality netminders in Minnesota native Emma BarrickBenson from Hutchinson HS, and sophomore Asia Porter, who plays at Rhode Island’s Moses Brown School.
RORY ESSING
JENNA LETTERIE
LYDIA ANDERSON
SOPHIE SIMARD
JILL CLOONAN
CAELEY SMITH
ALLIE SMITH
ISABEL SAWICKI
ELIZABETH PURDY
EMMA CHAFFEE
BRIDGET FAGAN
ASIA PORTER
EMMA BARRICK-BENSON
Atlantic # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
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2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
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WT
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Northfield Mt. Hermon Brampton Canadettes Vaughan Flames Taft School Medway-Ashland
Barrington, RI Caledon East, ONT Whitby, ONT Yonkers, NY Millis, MA
FR SR SR JR SR
145 120 145 135 130
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
Somerset, MA Hutchinson, MN
SO 5’2” SR 5’3”
110 135
3 9 10 11 12 13 18 19
Jill Cloonan Rory Essick Jenna Letterie Bridget Fagan Katie McGoff Lydia Anderson Sophie Simard Ally Decoste
Emma Chaffee Isabel Sawicki Emily Purdy Caeley Smith Allison Smith
# GOALIES
Phillips Exeter Delco Phantoms Selects Rivers School Millbrook Medway-Ashland Phillips Exeter Kingston Icewolves Phillips Exeter
1 Asia Porter Moses Brown 30 Emma Barrick-Benson Hutchinson HS
Coach: Kurt Carter - Portsmouth Abbey
Woburn, MA Newark, DE Winthrop, MA Millis, MA Ashland, MA Woburn, MA Belleville, ONT Braintree, MA
SO FR SR PG SR JR JR SO
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CENTRAL
Solid Team Has Some Unfinished Business By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
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finalist last summer at HNIB, Team Central has set its sights fully on returning to the big game, and being successful this time around. Back behind the bench is Kevin Zifcak, who led his Worcester Academy team to the New England Girls D2 title this
past winter. Central has several Worcester players on its roster. One forward back is senior Micaela Sindoris, a USA U18 National Camp invitee and Northeastern commit who in leading Worcester to the title was named Girls Prep D2 Player of the Year. Worcester teammate, senior Morgan Mordini, will be another key forward for Central.
MICAELA SINDORIS
CHARISSE FLANAGAN
COURTNEY HARDY
MORGAN MORDINI
CIARA WALL
NIKKIE POLLIS
JENNA KRIKORIAN
LAUREN POTVIN
EMILY POLLIS
CAROLYN MAHONEY
MARY HONAN
NATASHA SAVAGE
ALEXIS CAGAN
TIA MARTIGNETTI
SHANNON BURKE
SYDNEY BAXTER
LESLIE SCHWARTZ
HOLLY SILVA
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CENTRAL # FORWARDS
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Rivers School Worcester Acad./MA Spitfires Austin Prep Worcester Acad. Worcester Acad./NE Pride Worcester Acad./Bay State Breakers
Boston, MA Warwick, RI Melrose, MA Wilmington, MA Southborough, MA South Boston, MA
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Mt. St. Charles/RI Saints Worcester Acad.
Exeter, RI Winthrop, MA
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Micéala Sindoris Emily Pollis Charisse Flanagan Jenna Krikorian Courtney Hardy Lauren Potvin Morgan Mordini Carolyn Mahoney Ciara Wall Nikkie Pollis
Leslie Schwartz Natasha Savage Shannon Burke Tia Martignetti Alexis Cagan Holly Silva
Worcester Acad./Jr. Eagles Ursuline Acad./NE Pride Matignon HS Worcester Acad. Matignon HS/Islanders Worcester Acad. Worcester Acad./Bay State Breakers Matignon HS/Islanders Worcester Acad. Groton/NE Pride
Coach: Kevin Zifcak - Worcester Academy
Matignon had a huge season in Mass. Division 2 hockey and is well represented the three of its top forwards in seniors Courtney Hardy and Charisse Flanagan, both returners from last summer, and junior Carolyn Mahoney. Sophomore Ciara Wall had two big years at Matignon and heads to Worcester and the prep ranks. Looking to be big contributors to the upcoming season at Worcester Academy are sophomore Jenna Krikorian and freshman Lauren Potvin. Sisters Nickie and Emily Pollis also return. Nickie is bound for Groton School, while Emily is ready for freshman season at Ursuline Academy. Central's defense will be strong with junior Leslie Schwartz of Rivers, a Top Defenseman Award winner at HNIB last summer, back in the fold. Senior Natasha Savage is coming off a strong season with Worcester Academy and is another returnee. Junior Holly Silva is another Worcester product who joins
Charlestown, MA Newton, MA Topsfield, MA Worcester, MA Medford, MA Jefferson, MA North Attleboro, MA Melrose, MA Stoneham, MA Newton, MA
SR FR SR SO SR FR SR JR SO JR
5’3” 5’4” 5’3” 5’5” 5’5” 5’4” 5’3” 5’0” 5’6” 5’6”
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Central this summer after playing with a different club at HNIB last summer. Keep an eye on solid senior rearguard Tia Martignetti, a first team Girls Prep D2 All Star last winter. Sophomore Shannon Burke hails from the successful Austin Prep program. Look for a lot from sophomore blue liner Alexis Cagan, a Worcester Academy product. Goaltending will be young with a pair of sophomores doing the job in Sydney Baxter from Mt. St. Charles, and Mary Honan, headed for Worcester Academy in the fall.
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23rd HNIB Girls Summer Showcase - Players To Watch -
★ HOLLY RUSSELL ATHOLIC MASS. PUBLIC/C
RYLEE GLENNON MASS. PUBLIC/CATHOLIC
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HNIB GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE COVER STORY
Talented Group Sure To Impress This Year
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By Kevin Doyle • HNIB
ach summer since 1995, the HNIB Girls Summer Showcase has brought together some of the premier players from the high school, prep and Junior ranks. This year’s 23rd annual event is no different as we welcome 13 teams and standouts from across New England as well as hockey hotbeds such as Minnesota and the Mid-Atlantic region. Fresh off last month’s trip to Minnesota to attend the USA Hockey U-18 Player Development Camp (which unfortunately made it impossible to attend this year’s cover shoot), Central’s Micaela Sindoris, the Worcester Academy senior forward and Charlestown, MA native has already committed to Northeastern University. “There were a few deciding factors that led to my decision to commit to Northeastern. The main one would be the coaching staff. I felt comfortable with Coach (Dave) Flint and Coach (Jeff) Pelligrini the first time we met,” Sindoris said. Sindoris earned New England Girls Prep D2 Player of The Year accolades while helping Worcester Academy to its first-ever championship last year with a 5-3 win against The Gunnery. She called the championship “my most memorable moment as a player so far.” “Winning the D2 Prep championship was the goal at the beginning of the season last year. Heading into my senior year the goal remains the same – to hopefully repeat as champions,” she said. “I do see my role as a leader expanding. As a senior I should lead by example and be available to my teammates, on and off the ice.” Sindoris admires Patrick Kane because “he plays with intensity and excels under pressure; he gives 120
READY TO SHOW WHAT THEY ARE MADE OF THIS SUMMER ARE (L TO R) CENTRAL’S MORGAN MORDINI, THE JR. SHAMROCKS DUO OF GOALIE MARINA MIRABELLA AND LAUREN COCCOLUTO, AND MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC FORWARD KAT NIKOLOPOULOS, TAKING TIME AT MIKE BOYLE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING AT THE ESSEX SPORTS CENTER IN MIDDLETON, MA.
Central’s Sindoris Chooses Northeastern “Winning the D2 Prep championship was the goal at the beginning of the season last year. Heading into my senior year the goal remains the same – to hopefully repeat as champions.” - Central’s Micaela Sindoris
percent every time he steps on the ice.” As for her own game? “I pride myself on being a solid two-way player and using my speed to back check when needed. I would like to get stronger and improve my shot,” she said. This will be her third Summer Showcase as a member of the Central team and she was an HNIB Showcase Top Forward selection last year. For Sindoris, success has resulted from (Continued On Page 24)
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unwavering family support. “My mom and dad are the most influential people in my life. They have been supportive of me since the first time I stepped on the ice. My dad was my first hockey coach and my mom was my first fan. I learned the fundamentals of the game from my dad and inherited my mom's love for it. The encouragement, pep talks and criticism have brought me to where I am today. I wouldn't be here without my parents, my two older sisters and my grandmothers,” she said.
Mordini Ready For Leadership Role CENTRAL’S MICAELA SINDORIS LED WORCESTER ACADEMY TO GIRLS PREP D2 TITLE.
Her teammate this week with Central, senior forward Morgan Mordini, played a significant role as well in leading Worcester Academy to the New England Girls Prep Division 2 championship last season – the first in program history. “We were the underdogs last year throughout playoffs. We have many players returning this year so we would like to be the favorite to win the championship again this year,” said Mordini, who had five goals and 19 points for Worcester last winter and was a 2016 HNIB Showcase Team MVP pick as a member of the Central team. She understands the responsibility that comes with being a senior, saying: “I am expected to lead the underclassmen by example like the other seniors in the past. It is a great tradition Worcester Academy has had.” She cites speed, strength, and the ability to see the ice as her top attributes. Carrying the puck into the zone with purpose and improving her release are areas she is working to improve. She acknowledged those who have helped her along the way. “My parents were a big influence getting me started in hockey. All my coaches from Burrillville, RI to my coaches at Worcester Academy have influenced the way I play the game today,” she said. Mordini has the luxury of playing for her prep school coach this week, as Worcester’s Kevin Zifcak will again guide the Central squad. “Most of the team is Worcester Academy players. It is a good opportunity for us to get ready for the upcoming season,” she said. Mordini continues to sort through the college decision-making process, noting “I'm not commit(Continued On Page 25)
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ted at this time but I have seen and spoken to several colleges who have contacted me.” She is interested in Business and Marketing. Attending high school while competing in the Junior Women’s Hockey League is a balancing act that requires laser focus for senior Lauren Coccoluto, back for another summer with the Jr. Shamrocks team. Coccoluto, a defenseman, understands that and appreciates the help provided by the Shamrock’ organization. “The schedule at the U19 level is very competitive and requires a great deal of traveling throughout the United States and Canada, so I have to remain focused in all areas. When I am not skating at the rink, I plan on concentrating in the classroom, while finding time to tour colleges and work through the application process,” she said. (Continued On Page 26)
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“The Shamrocks work endlessly with the girls both on and off the ice to form well-rounded individuals. They offer countless opportunities to improve, whether it's working with the coaches on the ice or in the classroom with the academic coordinator or tutors,” she explained. Coccoluto admires U.S. National Team stalwart Meghan Duggan. “I have attended many hockey camps and showcases where she has been a guest speaker. She is a talented individual on the ice but even more remarkable off the ice. She has a strong work ethic and the ability to motivate people. She is someone that has proved that hard work and perseverance pays off,” said Coccoluto, a senior at Bishop Fenwick HS. She had nine goals and 33 points a year ago. How does she assess her own game? “I have speed and agility which allows me to get to the puck quickly. I am able to transition from skating backwards to forwards, and vice versa, with acceleration,” she said. “I need to move the puck off my stick quicker because in a fast-paced game like ice hockey a mere second is enough to transform an entire game.” A 5-2 February win against NAHA at The Challenge Cup in Washington, D.C. stands as her most memorable moment to date. It was the Shamrocks’ first-ever win against NAHA. “This victory was enormous for the organization as a whole and being a part of it was incredible,” she said.
She expressed gratitude for the support of her family, especially her grandfather. “My family has always supported me throughout, but one person in particular has inspired me the most, my grandfather. He has been by my side for as long as I can remember. Whether it was a practice at the local rink, or a game thousands of miles away, he was present. He always had words of encouragement to offer me. “When things didn’t go well he would remind me that there was always next time. He taught me how to learn from my mistakes and improve upon them. Without him I would not be the player that I am today,” she said. Coccoluto thinks skating for a team whose players are familiar with one another gives the Shamrocks a leg up on the competition this week. “Many of these players have had the opportunity to skate with each other at camps and various leagues like NEWHL,” she said. “From a personal standpoint I want to use the skills that I have developed over the years to play competitive hockey. It is my hope that there will be college coaches present that will see the talent that I have and show interest in taking me on as a member of their team.” She is in the midst of the college selection process and has already visited a number of schools. She hopes to pursue a degree in Nursing or Biology and work in the medical field. (Continued On Page 27)
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Her Shamrocks teammate, goaltender Marina Mirabella, will be a junior at Proctor Academy in September. Mirabella stood front and center as the Shamrocks claimed the Massachusetts Tier 2 U19 State title for the first time in program history and competed for the National title in Troy, MI. Mirabella’s numbers during a nine-game regular season were otherworldly as she registered eight shutouts and allowed one goal. During the run to Nationals, she posted a .951 save percentage. “Last season the Shamrocks started off the season strong by winning the Cape Cod Storm Tournament for the third consecutive year. We also only lost one game in our regular schedule,� she said, adding that the State Championship and trip to Nationals “serves a great stepping stone for the upcoming season.� Mirabella admires Boston College goaltender Katie Burt, who begins her senior season at Boston College ranked fifth in career shutouts (31) and sixth in career wins (91) in NCAA history. “I look up to Katie both on and off the ice as she is a remarkable goalie and she has taught me a lot during my time at the Stop It Goaltending camps,� Mirabella said. Mirabella’s success comes from her decision-making combined with her knowledge of the game, quickness, skating and her ability to “play big.� She said the ongoing evolution of the position means “there is always a new technique to master.� Many have had a hand in her development. “The individuals who have influenced me the most are Stephanie Wood, Bob Rotondo, Amy Zappen and Corey Cooper. Stephanie Wood has always supported me as an athlete and as a person. Bob and
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Amy have been my goalie coaches since I was 12 years old. Amy also coached my U14 team. Corey has helped me grow as a student athlete and as a person,” she said. She considers playing with her Shamrocks teammates an edge in the Summer Showcase. “Playing with teammates who all know each other does give the team a bit of an edge in the sense that the girls know how everyone on the team plays. The girls do not have to adjust to playing with people who they have not played with before,” she pointed out. “From a personal standpoint, I hope to remain on college coaches radars and I anticipate to catch the eyes of more college coaches.” As a junior, Mirabella still has ample time to consider her college course. She is interested in Biology and Sport Medicine. Burlington High star senior Kat Nikolopoulos is a returning champion, a big reason why the Massachusetts Public/Catholic entry won the HNIB Girls Showcase title in 2016. During the winter, she also helped power the Red Devils to the Middlesex League’s Freedom Division championship and a berth in the Division Two State Tournament last season. Along the way she piled up 34-35-69 totals and broke the program record for career goals (86 and counting) while being named Middlesex League Freedom Division MVP and a Boston Herald All-Scholastic. She is understandably eager for this season to start. “We are hoping to make another strong run in the tournament. We have a bunch of great players returning, so our experience as a team will definitely help us achieve our goals,” she said. “I definitely see myself taking on a bigger leadership role, considering I will be a senior and one of the team cap-
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Mass Public/Catholic Star tains. I hope to lead the team in a positive direction and set a good example on and off the ice.” Nikolopoulos counts vision and her competitive nature as key on-ice attributes. “I am always keeping my head up to try and make the right play. My competitiveness drives me to push myself, whether during a practice or a game,” she said. “I need to improve my shot and get better at picking corners on the net. Also, I feel that I need to continue to improve my skating. I believe skating is something every player can always work on. She is a fan of the Boston Bruins’ four-time Selke Award winner Patrice Bergeron because “he is always making the little plays that go unnoticed, but have a huge impact on the team.” She credits her parents for their constant support. “My mom and dad have influenced me the most in my life. They have been with me through all of the years I have been playing hockey and helped me a lot along the way. They are the two people who have always believed in me and supported me with everything I do,” she said. This week is Nikolopoulos’s third go-round with the Mass Public/Catholic club and she anticipates another successful tournament. “I know that the team is always made up of talented and competitive players from many different schools. I hope that we can win the tournament again and gain exposure to college coaches,” said. The college selection process is starting to unfold and Nikolopoulos said she will be seeking “the best fit, both academically and athletically.” She is leaning toward a Business track.
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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
ith talent at each position, Team Eastern is looking to make some noise this summer.
Coach Kevin Potter, who guided his Lawrence Academy team to the Girls D1 Prep playoffs, will again be behind the bench for this club.
Potter will have some familiar faces to work with up front. Junior Erika Lizotte from Lawrence Academy is back for her third season in the forward ranks. She will joined by fellow Spartan Alyssa Beradino, a sophomore who can also play defense, and Jessica Michals, a freshman joining the group at Lawrence in the fall.
JESSICA MICHALS
EMMA UPTON
MADISON MCCAFFERY
EMILY CATALDO
MEGHAN BUXTON
NICOLE CONNOR
SHEA VAN DEN BROEK
MARLEE PATTERSON
ZOE TOW
ERIKA LIZOTTE
ALYSSA BERARDINO
AVA CORNFORTH
JESSICA DANIELS
JENNA SEIBOLD
AINE STEPHEN-CONLAN
SHELBY GUINARD
MADDOX ANGERHOFER
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EASTERN # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
2 3 4 6 12 19
Thayer Acad. King Philip HS Lawrence Acad./Colorado Select Lawrence Acad. Lawrence Acad. Lawrence Acad.
Milton, MA Norfolk, MA St. Louis, MO Reading, MA Thornhill, ONT Wilmington, MA
SO SR JR SO SO FR
130 130 130 140 170 115
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Shelby Guinard 30 Maddox Angerhofer
Lawrence Acad. Lawrence Acad.
Lunenburg, MA Stratham, NH
JR 5’5” SR 5’7”
198 145
5 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17
Jessica Michals Erika Lizotte Zoe Tow Emma Upton Megan Buxton Alyssa Berardino Emily Cataldo Nicole Connor Madison McCaffery Marlee Paterson Shea van den Broek
Ava Cornforth Jessica Daniels Jennifer Williams Jenna Seibold Aine Stephen-Conlan Morgan Vigeant
Lawrence Acad. Lawrence Acad. NE Pride Seacoast Spartans/Northern Cyclones Burrillville HS Lawrence Acad./EC Wizards Norwood HS/Boston Bandits King Philip HS Thayer Acad. St. Mark’s/MA Spitfires Darien HS
Coach: Kevin Potter - Lawrence Academy
Sophomore Madison McCaffery is coming off a solid 19point season for playoff-bound Thayer. Senior Marlee Patterson from St. Mark's bring some more prep school experience to the lineup. Junior Emma Upton is a key scorer from the Seacoast Spartans program in New Hampshire. Junior Shea van den Broek helped lead Darien HS to a Connecticut state championship this past season. Junior Emily Cataldo is the offensive leader at Norwood HS and returns with HNIB experience. The same goes for junior Megan Buxton with Rhode Island's Burrillville HS program. King Philip's Nicole Connor should fit in nicely up front. Keep an eye on eighth-grader Zoe Tow from the New England Pride. On defense, coach Potter will get a good look at four incom-
Westwood, MA Littleton, MA Brookline, MA Amherst, NH Pascoag, RI Sudbury, MA Norwood, MA Wrentham, MA Weymouth, MA Franklin, MA Darien, CT
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5’8” 5’6” 6’0” 5’6” 5’5” 5’6”
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DOB S
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ing Lawrence Academy players. Sophomore Jenna Seibold was an All Star in the Middlesex League at Reading HS. Morgan Vigeant, just a freshman, hopes to contribute at Lawrence. Sophomore Aine Stephen-Conlan comes to Lawrence from her native Thornhill, Ontario, while new junior Jennifer Williams calls St. Louis home and also plays with the Colorado Selects. The Eastern defense also features sophomore Ava Cornforth from Thayer, and King Philip HS senior Jessica Daniels. Coach Potter knows his goaltending will be solid with Maddox Angerhofer, back from last year's club, and Shelby Guinard, both Lawrence Academy products.
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JR. SHAMROCKS Team Looks Forward To A Challenge By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
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t will be a younger squad this summer for the Junior Shamrocks, who nevertheless look to compete for a playoff spot. The team will be again by coached by Molly Corl of the Shamrocks organization. President Bob Rotondo helped to
assemble the club. The strong Arlington HS program is well-represented in the forward lines. A pair of juniors - Elizabeth Liakos and Katie Ryan - will be looked up for leadership up front, while sophomore Erin O'Brien is coming off a solid 16-point season for the Spy Ponders.
JENNA BRAGALONE
ELIZABETH LIAKOS
ERIN O’BRIEN
JESSICA ADKERSON
OLIVIA CAMERON
KATIE RYAN
ALEXANDRA JOHNSON
ERIKA SIEGEL
SABRINA OSBORN
KATHRYN PORTER
MARIA FRENETTE
ALYSSA MORRIS
LAUREN COCCOLUTO
OLIVIA PERENICK
JORDAN LETTIERE
SYDNEY VAUTOUR
MOLLY FLYNN
MARINA MIRABELLA
KASEY LIBBY
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JR. SHAMROCKS # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
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WT
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2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
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WT
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Rumford, RI Saugus, MA Woburn, MA Belmont, MA Arlington, MA Wenham, MA Berlin, NH
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2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
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Stoneham HS/Shamrocks Proctor Acad./Shamrocks
Stoneham, MA Lynnfield, MA
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Jessica Adkerson Sabrina Osborn Erin O’Brien Elizabeth Liakos Jenna Bragalone Alexandra Johnson Katie Ryan Olivia Cameron Kathryn Porter Erika Siegel
Alyssa Morris Lauren Coccoluto Olivia Perenick Jordan Lettiere Molly Flynn Sydney Vautour Maria Frenette
Bp. Fenwick-Cape Ann Andover HS/Shamrocks Arlington HS/Shamrocks Arlington HS/Shamrocks Stoneham HS/Shamrocks Andover HS/Shamrocks Arlington HS Wakefield HS Stoneham HS/Shamrocks Arlington HS
Coach: Molly Corl - Boston Jr. Shamrocks Junior Erika Siegel is a fourth member of that Arlington team who will contribute for the Shamrocks here at HNIB. Junior Jenna Bragalone was a leading scorer for Stoneham HS, and like the majority of this club, also skates with the Shamrocks. A returning player to the team is junior Alexandra Johnson, who plays locally at Andover HS during the winter. A couple of players to keep an eye on are Bishop Fenwick sophomore Jessica Adkerson and Wakefield senior Olivia Cameron, both of whom look to open some eyes this August. Senior Kathryn Porter from Stoneham HS and sophomore Sabrina Osborn, a product of the Shamrocks U16 program, will look to produce. Both can play defense if nceded. Defensively, senior stalwart Lauren Coccoluto will be a mainstay on the blue line for the Shamrocks this year. The same goes for Olivia Perenick at Woburn HS, where she helped lead the Tanners to a Mass. D1 state title.
Salem, MA Andover, MA Arlington, MA Arlington, MA Stoneham, MA Andover, MA Arlington, MA Wakefield, MA Stoneham, MA Arlington, MA
SO SO SO JR JR JR JR SR SR JR
5’5” 5’7” 5’1” 5’7” 5’2” 5’10” 5’4” 5’5” 5’4” 5’3”
5’1” 5’0” 5’6” 5’6” 5’6” 5’3” 5’4”
5’7” 5’3”
120 135 120 141 130 175 140 110 140 127
DOB S
3/8/02 10/13/01 4/30/01 5/25/01 11/15/00 1/24/01 6/23/01 5/24/00 5/25/00 12/30/00
R R R R R R R R R L
DOB S 5/9/02 5/9/00 8/28/00 8/23/01 4/25/01 10/2/01 10/2/03
R R L R L R R
DOB C 11/28/00 R 12/29/99 L
Colors: Kelly Green/Black/White Juniors Jordan Lettiere of Belmont HS and Molly Flynn of Arlington were both instrumental in the defensive core of thei clubs this past season. Sophomore Sydney Vautour looks forward to a solid season with the Shamrocks U16 club in the JWHL. Fellow sophomore Alyssa Morris is focused on an increased role on the blue line at Kimball Union this coming season. Maria Frenette is a cornerstone of the blue line group at Berlin HS in New Hampshire. In goal, the Shamrocks will boast a pair of veterans in junior Marina Mirabella, returning to Proctor Academy and the prep school ranks in the fall, and junior Kasey Libby, who backstopped Stoneham HS to a solid campaign and is a returning HNIB Showcase player.
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MASS PREPS Young But Talented Club In The Mix By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
T
his year's Mass Preps entry, which consists of a majority of players in the prep school ranks, will again be on the young side, with seven freshmen in the lineup. Still, the team is talented and will be tough to beat. The team was put together and will be coached by Jenelle
Ries from Brooks School. Mass Preps will have solid one-two scoring punch in returning forwards Julianna Gong, a St Mark's junior who was a Top Forward Award winner at HNIB last summer, and Brooks junior Mia Laplante. Senior Hannah Walsh from Governors Academy brings her
HANNAH WALSH
JULIANNA GONG
CARLY STEFANINI
MIA LAPLANTE
NICOLLETTE ROARK
LUCY VERDONE
JESSICA DIPIETRANTONIO
LAUREN TOLVE
LUCY ADAMS
ALLYSON WATROUS
KERI CLOUGHERTY
KELLY MCCARTHY
JULIA HOLMES
BRIDGET SANTOS
KATIE CAMPOLI
ANNA BEHRINGER
CAROLINE KUKAS
AMANDA AALTO
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MASS PREPS # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
3 4 5 7 8 15
Masconomet Phillips Andover/Assabet Winchendon/Assabet Winchendon/Assabet East Coast Wizards Kents Hill
Rowley, MA Wakefield, MA Reading, MA Lynn, MA West Greenwich, RI Coventry, RI
JR FR SO FR JR SO
130 140 145 118 140 130
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Caroline Kukas 30 Amanda Aalto
Brooks/Assabet Northfield Mt. Hermon
North Andover, MA W. Barnstable, MA
JR 5’1” SR 5’6”
120 127
2 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20
Lauren Tolve Lucy Adams Anna McCluskey Mia LaPlante Jessica DiPietrantonio Nicollette Roark Brianna O’Neill Allyson Watrous Lucy Verdone Carly Stefanini Hannah Walsh Julianna Gong
Anna Behringer Bridget Santos Julia Holmes Keri Clougherty Katie Campoli Kelly McCarthy
St. Mark’s Islanders u14 Proctor Acad. Brooks/Assabet Nobles/Assabet Middlesex Brooks/Assabet Northfield Mt. Hermon Brooks Brooks/Assabet Governor’s Acad. St. Mark’s/Assabet
Coach: Jenelle Ries - Brooks School veteran experience to the club. Also back from last summer's outfit are sophomore Carly Stefanini from Brooks and junior Nicollette Roark from Middlesex School. Junior Ally Watrous was a key contributor at Northfield Mt. Hermon this past season and hails from Whitesboro, NY. Brooks junior Lucy Verdone will be a force. Incoming freshmen ready to make an immediate impact, both here and at their schools in the fall, are Proctor Academy's Anna McCluskey, Brianna O'Neill of Brooks and Jessica DiPietrantonio from Nobles. The same goes for two other freshmen
Duxbury, MA Andover, MA Melrose, MA Framingham, MA Wayland, MA Chelmsford, MA Arlington, MA Whitesboro, NY Newton, MA Framingham, MA Melrose, MA Hingham, MA
FR FR FR JR FR SO FR JR JR SO SR JR
5’4” 5’4” 5’4” 5’7” 5’9” 5’8” 5’7” 5’8” 5’2” 5’7” 5’7” 5’7”
5’5” 5’7” 5’5” 5’7” 5’7” 5’6”
109 90 135 130 130 135 135 175 135 150 140 130
DOB S
12/21/02 3/29/03 11/16/02 7/25/01 6/5/03 7/4/02 10/19/02 4/19/01 1/15/01 2/24/02 1/15/00 6/16/00
R R R R L R R R R R R L
DOB S 8/10/01 1/29/03 7/16/02 7/10/03 1/31/01 6/15/02
L R R R L R
DOB C 12/29/00 L 4/4/99 L
Colors: Red/Black/White
forwards in Lauren Tolve, bound for St. Mark's, and Lucy Adams from the Islanders U14 program. Sophomore Julia Holmes, a Winchendon product who participated in the USA Hockey National Development camp, will be a defensive leader, along with junior Katie Campoli from the East Coast Wizards. Rhode Island native Kelly McCarthy is key to the blue line at Kents Hill. Junior Anna Behringer plays her winter hockey at Masconomet. Two freshmen on the blue line are Bridget Santos, headed for Phillips Andover, and Keri Clougherty, who looks to make an impact at Winchendon.
Goaltending will certainly be a strongpoint with senior Amanda Aalto from Northfield Mt.Hermon, and junior Caroline Kukas, back for her this summer with the Mass. Preps entry.
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MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC Showcase Title Defense On The Docket
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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
fter years of being in the mix, the Massachusetts Public/Catholic entry finally won an HNIB Summer Showcase title last summer, and hopes to challenge again in 2017. Coach Frank Pagliuca, the longtime mentor at St. Mary's
Lynn, has put together another solid club. Back from last year's title team and ready to lead offensively are senior Katerina Nikolopoulos, fresh off a 69-point year for Burlington HS, and sophomore Rylee Glennon, who racked up 74 points for the Lady Devils and heads to Rivers School in the fall.
HANNAH BELL
MARISSA GREGORY
ELIZABETH PHELAN
SYDNEY CRESTA
KYLEIGH BUTLER
KAT NIKOLOPOULOS
KAT PARADIS
DELANEY COUTURE
CAROLYN CURLEY
RYLEE GLENNON
HALEY SUNDSTROM
MADY HENTOSH
HOLLY RUSSELL
ELIZABETH JACOBSON
ALICIA SOULIOTIS
CAILIN FLYNN
LEAH WHITE
MADISON RAMSEY
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MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
4 5 6 7 8 12
Deerfield Acad./Assabet Arlington HS/EC Wizards St. Mary’s Lynn Hingham HS/Bay State Breakers Acton-Boxboro/Assabet Woburn HS/EC Wizards
Boxborough, MA Arlington, MA Peabody, MA Hingham, MA Acton, MA Woburn, MA
FR SR JR JR SO FR
115 150 135 140 125 111
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Madison Ramsey 30 Leah White
Fontbonne Acad. Hingham HS
Avon, MA Hingham, MA
SR 5’0’ JR 5’7”
125 125
2 3 9 10 11 14 16 17 18 19
Hannah Bell Marissa Gregory Carolyn Curley Sydney Cresta Delaney Couture Kat Paradis Kayleigh Butler Katerina Nikolopoulos Elizabeth Phalen Rylee Glennon
Haley Sundstrom Holly Russell Mady Hentosh Elizabeth Jacobson Alicia Souliotis Cailin Flynn
Archbishop Williams Woburn HS/Shamrocks Tewksbury-Methuen/NS Vipers Marblehead-Swampscott Shrewsbury HS/EC Wizards Reading HS Westford Acad. Burlington HS/EC Wizards Needham HS Rivers School
Coach: Frank Pagliuca - St. Mary’s Lynn Senior Marissa Gregory is also back and was a key cog in Woburn's run to a Mass. Girls D1 state title. Junior Kat Paradis (33 pts) from D1 semifinalist Reading has HNIB Showcase experience. Junior Sydney Cresta, from Marblehead/Swampscott, contributed heavily to last summer's title for Mass. Public/Catholic. Keep an eye on junior Delaney Couture from Shrewsbury, a top scorer from her club. Junior Elizabeth Phelan helped power Needham to the Mass. D1 girls state title game. Two juniors making their debuts with the club are Tewksbury/Methuen's Carolyn Curley and Westford Academy's Kyleigh Butler, both ready
Quincy, MA Woburn, MA Tewksbury, MA Swampscott, MA Shrewsbury, MA Reading, MA Westford, MA Burlington, MA Needham, MA Burlington, MA
SR SR JR JR JR JR JR SR JR SO
5’4” 5’4” 5’3” 5’4” 5’8” 5’4” 5’7” 5’3” 5’3” 5’4”
5’3” 5’8” 5’2” 5’5” 5’6” 5’7”
120 125 135 115 145 120 145 125 115 125
DOB S
8/15/00 1/28/00 9/19/00 5/19/00 3/27/01 11/9/00 9/11/00 1/15/00 4/12/01 8/4/00
R R L R R L L R L R
DOB S 4/19/02 4/13/00 11/16/00 12/4/00 3/28/02 3/31/03
L R L L L L
DOB C 12/6/00 L 4/1/01 L
Colors: Forest Green/Gold/White
to show what they can do. Hannah Bell brings her solid two-way game from Archbishop Williams. The defense will be anchored by senior Holly Russell, the Arlington product back for her third summer with coach Pagliuca's club. Junior Mady Hentosh from St. Mary's will be a steady presence on the blue line. Acton-Boxboro's talented tandem of Alicia Souliotis and Haley Sundstrom will be keys. Souliotis will be a sophmore in the fall, while Sundstrom will repeat a freshman campaign at Deerfield Academy. Hingham HS junior Elizabeth Jacobson brings her solid game to the lineup. Up-and-coming freshman Cailin
Flynn should pay immediate dividends for Mass. D1 state champ Woburn this winter. In the nets, Mass. Public/Catholic will turn to returning junior Leah White, the backstop at Hingham HS, and senior Madison Ramsey from Fontbonne Academy.
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METRO Nice Blend of Talent Has Team Optimistic By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
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eam Metro is a team that could make some noise, made up of a nice mix of returning players and skaters who impressed at the June Festival. The team was constucted and will be coached by Val Bono, who had an impressive first-year coaching the varsity at
Cushing Academy. A nice nucleus of returners will be a big help offensively for Metro. Senior Cassidy Larivere and junior Margaret Sullivan are both expecting big seasons this winter at Cushing. Three other returnees who all had impressive summers at HNIB last August and ready to do more are junior Kat Keith
BROOKE HUBERT
DELANEY WILLIAMS
MIA SACCO
MACKENZIE HEATH
ALLY FRECHETTE
JOSIE MENDESZOON
MARGARET SULLIVAN
MADELINE YOUNG
CASSIDY LARIVIERE
RACHEL DWYER
JENNA VIGLIONE
KAT KEITH
ERIN KING
SARA ABRAHAMSON
CORA WEBBER
GRACE FLANAGAN
AVERY CANNEY
AMBER SPEARNOCK
GLORIA BILAFER
LAUREN FRENETTE
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METRO # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
2 3 4 6 10 14
Cushing Acad. Billerica-Chelmsford/EC Wizards Williston-Northampton Cushing Acad. Cushing Acad. Woodbridge HS/Princeton Tiger Lillies
Burlington, MA Chelmsford, MA Johnston, RI Waltham, MA South Dennis, MA Fords, NJ
SO SO FR SR JR SR
158 120 125 160 130 115
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Lauren Frenette 30 Gloria Bilafer
Berlin HS Cushing/MA Spitfires
Berlin, NH Dedham, MA
JR 5’7” SR 5’5”
180 130
5 7 8 9 11 12 13 15 16 17 19 20
Cassidy Lariviere Jenna Viglione Josie Mendeszoon Mackenzie Heath Margaret Sullivan Brooke Hubert Rachel Dwyer Allison Frechette Mia Sacco Delaney Williams Katherine Keith Madeline Young
Avery Canney Grace Flanagan Cora Webber Erin King Sara Abrahamson Amber Spearnock
Cushing Acad. Cushing Acad. Shattuck St. Mary’s Abp. Williams/Boch Blazers Cushing/NS Vipers Portledge/Lady Islanders East Coast Wizards Cushing Acad. Cushing Acad. Duxbury HS Westwood HS/MA Spitfires New Hampton/EC Wizards
Coach: Val Bono - Cushing Academy from Westwood HS, and sophomores Brooke Hubert from Portledge School and Rachel Dwyer, who plays with both Barnstable HS and the East Coast Wizards. Three more Cushing players join the forward ranks ready to contribute right away in senior Alison Frechette, junior Mia Sacco and sophomore Jenna Viglione. Freshman Josie Mendeszoon of Methuen, will bring her talents to the highly-respected program Shattuck St Mary's in Minnesota. Sophomore Madeline Young was a solid contributor as a ninth grader with Hingham HS and will repeat her freshman season at Girls
Marstons Mills, MA Burlington, MA Methuen, MA W. Bridgewater, MA Burlington, MA Oceanside, NY Centerville, MA Lewiston, ME Plymouth, MA Duxbury, MA Westwood, MA Hingham, MA
SR SO FR JR JR SO SO SR JR FR JR SO
5’7” 5’5” 5’9” 5’8” 5’5” 5’10” 5’4” 5’4” 5’8” 5’4” 5’5” 5’2”
5’8” 5’4” 5’7” 5’5” 5’4” 5’2”
155 125 140 160 135 130 165 135 148 125 120 125
DOB S
8/18/99 2/21/02 12/31/02 10/8/00 8/5/99 11/17/01 11/15/01 6/13/99 2/23/00 10/26/02 4/19/01 4/30/02
R L L R R R L R R L L R
DOB S 4/30/02 2/22/02 4/21/03 10/29/98 10/14/00 3/2/00
R L R R R R
DOB C 4/23/01 L 3/25/99 L
Colors: Royal Blue/Red/White
D1 Prep New England champion New Hampton. Junior Mackenzie Heath is an offensive catalyst at Archbishop Williams HS, while freshman Delaney Williams is ready to be an immediate impact at Duxbury HS. Defensively, senior veteran Erin King from Cushing will be a cornerstone. She is joined by two of her Penguins teammates on the back line in junior Sara Abrahamson and sophomore Avery Canney. All the way from New Jersey comes senior Amber Spearnock from the Princeton Tiger Lillies and Woodbridge HS. Sophomore Grace Flanagan mans
the blue line for the Billerica/Chelmsford co-op team, while up-and-coming freshman Cora Webber takes her talents to Williston Northampton. The goaltending duties will fall on senior Gloria Bilafer from Cushing, and junior Lauren Frenette, the starter at Berlin-Gorham HS in New Hampshire.
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MID ATLANTIC Experienced Squad Looks To Challenge
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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
ith 10 seniors on the roster, Team Mid-Atlantic will have experience on its side. The team is hoping that can translated into success this summer. This year's Mid Atlantic team will be coached by Melissa Tetreau, a former start at Phillips Andover and Boston
University and is now coaching at Melrose HS. The team will have three forwards who bring back HNIB Showcase experience in senior Julia Scannell, who put up an eye-popping 77 points at Milton HS this past season, senior Corinne Bevill, part of a state title winning team at Darien (CT) High School, and senior Kendra Farrelly, whose Canton HS
BEKKI ANTONELLI
JULIA SCANNELL
KENDRA FARRELLY
CORINNE BEVILL
EMMA MCLEAN
KELSEY SULLIVAN
BROOKE LILLEY
SOPHIA TEMPLE
ELIZABETH EMERSON
SIYEON LEE
MADELINE BURNS
HANNAH MURPHY
JESSICA ECCLESTON
CLAUDIA VIRA
MICHELLE KAZMAREK
COURTNEY HILL
BELLA PERROTTI
RACHEL DIFRAIA
KIRSTEN DICICCO
KELSEY CZERNIAWSKI
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MID ATLANTIC # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
3 6 7 10 16 17
Wakefield HS Winthrop/Lynn New Canaan HS/CT Jr. Eagles Melrose HS/EC Wizards Taft St. Louis Blues AAA u16
Wakefield, MA Winthrop, MA New Canaan, CT Melrose, MA High Bridge, NJ New Lenox, IL
SR JR JR SR SR SR
140 115 120 125 140 150
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Kelsey Czerniawski 30 Kirsten DiCicco
Chicopee Boys/Lady Flames Billerica-Chelmsford
Chicopee, MA Lowell, MA
JR JR
150 185
2 4 5 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 18 19
Madeleine Burns Julia Scannell Sophia Temple Kendra Farrelly Hannah Murphy Elizabeth Emerson Emma McLean Kelsey Sullivan Bekki Antonelli Siyeon Lee Corinne Bevill Brooke Lilley
Courtney Hill Bella Perrotti Jessica Eccleston Rachel DiFraia Claudia Vira Michelle Kaczmarek
BB&N Milton HS Boston Latin/NE Pride Canton HS Westwood HS/Walpole Express Hebron Acad./EC Wizards Burlington HS/EC Wizards St. Mary’s Lynn New England HC BB&N/Islanders Darien HS/CT Ice Cats Wakefield HS
Coach: Melissa Tetreau - Melrose HS team reached the Mass. D2 state final game at Boston Garden. BB&N is represented by two of its returning forwards in senior Madeline Burns and junior Siyeon Lee, who look to put some numbers on the board. Sophomore Sophia Temple had 22 pts at Boston Latin, while junior Brooke Lilley registered 32 pts for her Wakefield HS club. Elizabeth Emerson heads off to Hebron Academy for a sophomore campaign. Senior Hannah Murphy plays her hockey with the Walpole Express. Freshman Emma McLean impressed last year with 27 pts as an eighth-grader for Burlington HS and must be watched. Look for post-grad Bekki Antonelli, taking a year with the New England HC of the JWHL, and sophomore Kelsey Sullivan from St. Mary's Lynn to be keys up front. On defense, Taft School senior Claudia Vira will be a catalyst on the Mid-Atlantic blue line, along with senior
Belmont, MA Milton, MA West Roxbury, MA Canton, MA Westwood, MA Braintree, MA Burlington, MA Melrose, MA Wellesley, MA Cambridge, MA Darien, CT Wakefield, MA
SR SR SO SR SR SO FR SO PG JR SR JR
5’8” 5’1” 5’3” 5’3” 5’7” 5’1” 5’7” 5’10” 5’4” 5’5” 5’6” 5’2”
5’6” 5’2” 5’4” 5’3” 5’7” 5’6”
5’7” 5’7”
130 127 143 130 140 110 125 130 135 125 120 125
DOB S
6/29/99 4/12/00 9/29/01 3/6/00 12/22/99 4/9/02 11/5/02 5/18/02 5/3/99 8/11/00 3/11/00 2/21/01
L R R L L L R L L L L R
DOB S 4/3/00 11/2/00 7/7/01 9/4/99 3/14/00 2/24/00
R R R L R L
DOB C 11/2/00 R 10/16/00 L
Colors: White/Red/Royal Michelle Kaczmarek from the St. Louis Blues AAA program. Junior Jessica Eccleston from New Canaan HS in Connecticut is back for another HNIB season. Junior Bella Perrotti is a key rearguard for Winthrop/Lynn. Senior Rachel DiFraia brings her veteran blue line presence from Melrose HS, while the same goes for senior Courtney Hill from Wakefield. In goal, two juniors ready to show what they can do are Kelsey Czerniawski, who plays with the Chicopee HS boys program, and Kirsten DiCicco from Billerica/Chelmsford.
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MINNESOTA
Team Seeks Return To Prominence A By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
lways amongst the top teams in the Showcase, expect Team Minnesota to be a top challenger again in 2017.
The team will feature co-coaches this summer, as Jordan Anderson and Hollywood Hermanson, both former HNIB
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players for Team Minnesota, will be behind the dasher. Sophomore Nicole Ness, a native of Apple Valley MN who was last summer’s Scoring Champ, is back to lead the Minnesota offense. She will be a going concern, as will returning senior Sophia Gorski from Lakeville North HS, who brings her tournament experience.
NICOLE NESS
SOPHIA GORSKI
DYLAN HAMMOND
SAMANTHA HUNT
JENNA HOFF
SIRI BRITT
EVELYN JOHNSON
CLAIRE JOHNSON
IVY HANNON
ERIN CARTER
TRINITY GENDRON
KAITLYN BLAIR
MALLORY TIDONA
ANDREA SCHREIBER
MINNESOTA # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
3 10 14 18
Minnesota Revolution Mankato East HS Arlington Cath. Marlboro HS/Assabet
Savage, MN Mankato, MN Tewksbury, MA Marlboro, MA
SR JR SO SO
150 160 125 190
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Andrea Schreiber 30 Mallory Tidona
Mankato East HS Northfield HS
Kasota. MN Northfield, MN
JR 5’5” SR 5’5”
145 125
5 6 7 8 13 15 16 17
Siri Brett Sophia Gorski Trinity Gendron Dylan Hammond Jenna Hoff Nicole Ness Kaitlyn Blair Evelyn Johnson
Samantha Hunt Claire Johnson Erin Carter Ivy Hannon
Minnesota Revolution Lakeville North Berlin HS TCAHA Midget Andover HS Undecided New Prague HS Mankato East HS
Coaches: Jordan Anderson/ Hollywood Hermanson
Wenatchee, WA Lakeville, MN Berlin, NH Kennewick, WA Andover, MN Apple Valley, MN Elko New Market, MN Mankato, MN
SR SR SO JR JR SO JR FR
5’1” 5’8” 5’3” 5’6” 5’5” 5’7” 5’4” 5’5”
5’9” 5’10” 5’3” 6’0”
125 145 115 140 140 150 140 155
DOB S
7/3/00 5/10/00 1/4/02 1/5/01 8/22/01 4/6/02 11/20/00 4/29/03
R R L R R L R L
DOB S 5/7/00 10/21/00 8/19/01 3/12/02
R L R R
DOB C 9/5/00 L 12/16/99 L
Colors: Gold/Black/White
* Roster was being finalized as magazine went to print
The team this summer will feature a pair of forwards from the state of Washington in senior Siri Brett and junior Dylan Hammond. Brett plays during the winter for the Minnesota Revolution, while Hammond played with the Washington Wild last year, and heads to the TCAHA Midget program. Junior Jenna Hoff from Andover HS must be watched as well up front. New Prague HS sniper Kaitlyn Blair has been an All Conference player for two seasons. Mankato East HS product Maddie Davis is another returning forward for the squad ready to contribute in a big way. Also from Mankato East comes freshman Evelyn Johnson, looking to make her mark. Sophomore Trinity Gendron, a New Hampshire native who plays for Berlin HS, joins the club as well. On the blue line, look for senior Samantha Hunt, also from the Minnesota Revolution organization, and Mankato East HS
junior Claire Johnson to be cornerstones. A couple of locals added to the Minnesota roster are sophomore Erin Carter from Arlington Catholic, and Marlboro’s Ivy Hannon. Returning junior Andrea Schreiber from Mankato East HS, and Northfield HS standout Mallory Tidona give Team Minnesota a solid presence between the pipes.
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NEW ENGLAND
Hard-Working Bunch Will Battle Hard By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
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eam New England will be a hard-working squad that looks to pose problems for its opponents this August.
The team will be coached this summer by Maeve Connelly, who just finished her first year coaching at Brewster Academy.
At forward, senior Karly Aguirre will be a go-to player up front, coming off a solid season at Southfield School. She returns to the HNIB Showcase, as does junior Samantha Lawler from Billerica/Chelmsford. The team also features three more forwards back from last summer's tournament in senior Elizabeth Furfari from King
KARA LUBY
KARLY AGUIRRE
KAYLEN TADDIA
GEORGIE SNOW
BELLA PETERS
GABBIE COX
SAMANTHA LAWLER
CARISSA TOWLSON
LIZ FURFARI
COURTNEY SULLIVAN
MACKENZIE CURTICE
JAYDEN KELLY
ISABELLE FRENETTE
KAITYLN NADEAU
ADRIENNE SHEA
ANNABEL ZISKIN
IZZY LEBRUN
SOPHIE BEAUCHESNE
ALLIE KELLY
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NEW ENGLAND # FORWARDS 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19
Karly Aguirre Georgie Snow Jayden Kelley Elizabeth Furfari Samantha Lawler Kara Luby Carissa Towlson Courtney Sullivan Bella Peters Gabbie Cox Kaylen Taddia
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
Southfield/Assabet Dennis-Yarmouth/Boston Bandits CP Dynamo u14AAA King Philip HS Billerica HS Brewster Acad. Exeter HS/Assabet Greely HS/Seacoast Spartans Marblehead HS Clifton Park Dynamo/Bethlehem Tewksbury/Methuen
HOMETOWN
Waltham, MA W. Yarmouth, MA East Berne, NY Wrentham, MA Billerica, MA Wolfeboro Falls, NH Kensington, NH No. Yarmouth, ME Marblehead, MA Niverville, NY Tewksbury, MA
YR HT SR SO JR SR JR FR JR SR SO JR FR
5’3” 5’4” 5’6” 5’6” 5’5” 5’4” 5’6” 6’0” 5’2” 5’2”
WT 138 135 135 140 145 135 135 150 110 105
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
3 4 5 7 8 16
Undecided/Remparts du Richelieu Rivers/CR Blazers Barnstable HS/Cape Cod Storm Southfield Smithtown HS West/LI Icecats Winchendon
Plattsburgh, NY Wellesley, MA West Barnstable, MA Milton, MA Smithtown, NY Lewiston, ME
JR JR SR FR SO SO
165 135 135 140 140 145
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Allie Kelley 30 Sophie Beauchesne
CP Dynamo u14AAA Berwick Acad./Seacoast Spartans
East Berne, NY Nottingham, NH
JR JR
125 150
Issy Lebrun Kaitlyn Nadeau Mackenzie Curtice Adrienne Shea Annabel Ziskin Isabelle Frenette
Coach: Maeve Connelly - Brewster Academy Philip HS, junior Karissa Towlson, a key scorer for New Hampshire's Exeter HS, and senior Courtney Sullivan from Maine's Greely HS. Two players to keep an eye on are juniors Jayden Kelley and Gabbie Cox, both from the successful CP Dynamo program in New York. Marblehead/Swampscott sophomore Bella Peters (10 goals) will be involved offensively, as will sophomore Georgie Snow, whose 22 pts led Dennis-Yarmouth in scoring last season. Freshman Kaylen Taddia put up 13 pts as an eighth-grader for Tewks-bury/Methuen. Kara Luby look for a productive freshman season for coach Connelly at Brewster Academy. Junior Kaitlyn Nadeau from Rivers and sophomore Isabel Frenette from Winchendon will be cornerstones on the New England blue line. Junior Izzy Lebrun, from Plattsburgh NY, skates for the
5’8” 5’9” 5’3” 5’8” 5’6” 5’7”
5’5” 5’9”
DOB S
5/10/00 4/17/01 1/29/01 11/1/99 12/8/00 9/10/02 3/7/01 7/26/00 2/9/02
R R R R R R R R R
11/19/02 R
DOB S 4/18/01 7/25/00 5/24/00 5/31/02 8/9/02 6/27/01
L R R R L L
DOB C 1/29/01 L 12/27/00 L
Colors: White/Black/Grey Remparts du Richelieu in Quebec and brings her talents to the defensive unit. New York is also the home state of sophomore Annabel Ziskin from Smithtown HS. Adrienne Shea will repeat her freshman season at Southfield after a big year at Milton HS. Senior Mackenzie Curtice was involved heavily both offensive and defensively at Barnstable HS. Solid goaltending play will come from junior Allie Kelley from the CP Dynamo program, and junior Sophie Beauchesne from Berwick Academy.
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NORTHEAST
Hard Work Should Pay Dividends By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
T
he Northeast team will be young, as the roster will feature just a pair of seniors.
Making his coaching debut with the team will be Ben Tefft, who has turned his Tilton School program into a playoff chal-
lenger in Girls D2 Prep. Up front, coach Tefft will look to get a lot of production from the likes of junior Julia Kibrick from the Boston Jr. Eagles program, and sophomore Rivers Morris, coming off an impressive 26-point freshman campaign at Thayer. Both are returning HNIB players.
HANNAH KEATING
AMANDA CROWLEY
CAITLIN BURKE
SADIE KUHN
TAYLOR COBURN
MELISSA MACRI
RIVERS MORRIS
JULIA KIBRICK
KERRYN O’CONNELL
SYDNEY CONTE
MAIREAD KENNEDY
EMMA VIENS
DARBY RICH
KRISTINA ALLARD
SARAH ZEIDAN
EMMA KELLY
KYLIE OBLAK
ALLY JOLY
DELANIE CORCORAN
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NORTHEAST # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
2 3 5 8 9 12
Boston Latin School Duxbury HS Newton North/Jr. Eagles East Coast Wizards Assabet Red Major Tilton School
Dorchester, MA Duxbury, MA W. Newton, MA Sudbury, MA Kingston, NH Melrose, MA
SO JR JR SO FR SO
125 112 140 115 110 150
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Delanie Corcoran 30 Allyson Joly
Tilton School Tilton/NS Vipers
East Sandwich, MA Lincoln, RI
SO 5’3” SR 5’7”
150 125
6 7 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Hannah Keating Melissa Macri Sadie Kuhn Caitlin Burke Rivers Morris Taylor Coburn Kerryn O’Connell Amanda Crowley Julia Kibrick Emma Viens Sydney Conte
Emma Kelly Mairead Kennedy Sarah Zeidan Kylie Oblak Kristina Allard Darby Rich
Haverhill-No. Andover/Islanders Worcester Acad./Walpole Express Woodstock Union HS Team Illinois/Chicago Mission Thayer/Lady Bandits Kimball Union Algonquin Reg./Jr. Eagles Tilton School Undecided/Boston Jr. Eagles St. Mark’s/Assabet Reading HS
Coach: Ben Tefft - Tilton School Sophomore Sydney Conte (27 pts) was an offensive catalyst for Reading HS. Sophomore Hannah Keating from North Andover is a USA Hockey National Development U15 camp participant. Sophomore Emma Viens is part of a solid program at St. Mark's. Junior Taylor Coburn was part of Kimball Union's playoff club in Girls Prep D2. Woodstock Union HS in Vermont is where senior Sadie Kuhn is key to the team's success. Junior Amanda Crowley heads to Tilton to play for coach Tefft after a solid year at DennisYarmouth HS. Sophomore Melissa Macri looks to
North Andover, MA Plymouth, MA Woodstock, VT So. Barrington, IL Braintree, MA Barre, VT Northboro, MA So. Yarmouth, MA Brookline, MA Holden, MA Reading, MA
SO SO SR FR SO JR FR JR JR SO SO
5’8” 5’4” 5’6” 5’4” 5’7” 5’6” 5’7” 5’2” 5’4” 5’8” 5’6”
5’5” 5’4” 5’7” 5’2” 5’5” 5’7”
155 140 120 125 140 135 139 126 130 155 132
DOB S
5/26/02 8/13/01 1/4/00 7/21/03 11/11/01 3/6/01 7/11/03 5/15/00 4/2/00 12/30/01 1/7/02
R R L R L R R L L R R
DOB S 1/31/02 1/19/01 2/21/01 2/20/02 5/15/03 7/26/01
R L R R R L
DOB C 6/12/01 R 11/15/99 L
Colors: Navy/Gold/White
crack the lineup at Worcester Academy. A pair of freshmen looking to shine are Caitlyn Burke, from Team Illinois, and Kerryn O'Connell out of Algonquin Regional. On the blue line, juniors Mairead Kennedy from Duxbury HS and Sarah Zeidan from Newton North will be leaders for Northeast. Sophomore Darby Rich, an HNIB returner, is bound for Tilton in the fall. Fellow sophomore Kelly Oblak skates for both Lincoln-Sudbury HS and the East Coast Wizards. Boston Latin had a big year and sophomore rearguard Emma Kelly was involved heavily in that success. A fresh-
man to watch is Kristina Allard from the Assabet Red program. Both Northeast goalies will be in the rotation at Tilton School this year. Senior Allyson Joly returns with the Rams, and will be joined by newcomer Delanie Corcoran, a starter for last two seasons at Sandwich HS.
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RHODE ISLAND
Team Primed For Another Big Summer By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
I
t was a pretty successful debut last summer for Team Rhode Island, making it to the semifinal round. With a lot of the same faces, this team will need to be watched. Coaching the team for a second straight summer is Kelly
Souza, the head coach at Berwick Academy. The offensive attack will be spearheaded by sophomore Mary Leys. The St. George's School product was a Top Forward Award winner at HNIB last summer. Senior Abbey Luth from Portsmouth Abbey also had a strong HNIB tournament last year.
ABBEY LUTH
GRACE FLAHERTY
ISABELLE FOURNIER
NICOLE SEDLER
JENNIFER RICKARD
MARY LEYS
KRISTA VARICCHIONE
ALYSSA CIVIELLO
LINDSAY GOODMAN
ANDREA CARADONNA
ALESSANDRA ALVES
LIBBY MCNEIL
KATIE GEORGE
ANNABELLE BEATON
EMMA RIAL
GABBY DICOMITIS
EMILY SMITH
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RHODE ISLAND # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
Haverhill-No Andover/Flames No. Kingstown HS/MA Spitfires Portsmouth Abbey St. George’s Berwick Acad./Islanders St. George’s
Haverhill, MA No. Kingstown, RI Burlington, MA No. Kingstown, RI Stratham, NH Marshfield, MA
SO SR SO JR SO JR
155 150 120 145 140
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 Emily Smith 30 Gabriella Dicomitis
Thayer Acad. Williston/EC Wizards
Abington, MA Warwick, RI
SR 5’7” SR 5’5”
175 145
2 3 4 6 7 9 10 11 12 15 19
5 8 14 16 18 20
Andrea Caradonna Alyssa Civiello Grace Flaherty Isabelle Fournier Lindsay Goodman Abbey Luth Krista Varrichione Nicole Sedler Alessandra Alves Mary Leys Jennifer Rickard
Eliana Kane Emma Rial Lily Hovasse Katherine George Annabelle Beaton Libby McNeil
Berwick Acad. Portsmouth Abbey Barrington HS Portsmouth Abbey/RI Sting Berwick Acad. Portsmouth Abbey/MA Spitfires LaSalle Acad. Acton-Boxboro Portsmouth Abbey St. George’s LaSalle Acad.
Coach: Kelly Souza - Berwick Academy Senior Grace Flaherty from Barrington HS and junior Isabelle Fournier of Portsmouth Abbey also return to the lineup ready for another strong tournament. Acton-Boxboro (MA) senior Nicole Sedler is back as well and looks ahead to a strong showing. Sophomore Alyssa Civiello is another Portsmouth Abbey product who will help out the offensive group. Souza's Berwick Academy club is well represented by two of its strong forwards in junior Andrea Caradonna and freshman Lindsay Goodman. Rhode Island HS power LaSalle Academy sends junior Jennifer Rickard and sophomore Krista Varrichione. Both will contribute. Also looking to get on the scoresheet will be Portsmouth Abbey junior Alessandra Alves. Defensively, junior Katherine George, who plays her winter hockey at St. George's, is returning from last summer
Lynnfield, MA Newmarket, NH Barrington, RI West Kingston, RI Newmarket, NH Dartmouth, MA Bristol, RI Boxborough, MA Westport, MA Newport, RI Coventry, RI
JR SO SR JR FR SR SO SR JR SO JR
5’4” 5’5” 5’3” 5’4” 5’6” 5’4” 5’6” 5’3” 5’7” 5’4” 5’5”
5’8” 5’7” 5’5” 5’7” 5’7”
135 125 140 150 110 134 135 115 120 140 130
DOB S
2/20/00 9/18/01 6/8/00 7/20/01 4/28/03 10/8/99 2/5/02 1/13/00 4/9/01 8/8/01 7/20/01
R R L R R R R R L R R
DOB S
11/28/01 3/24/00 4/4/02 1/27/01 2/12/02
L L R R R
DOB C 4/15/99 L 1/11/99 L
Colors: Grey/Navy/White and anchors the defense. Also back is senior Emma Rial, a veteran blue line from North Kingstown HS. Portsmouth Abbey is also represented on defense with sophomore Lily Hovasse. Fellow sophomore Annabelle Beaton played in the Showcase last summer as well, and is another solid player for coach Souza at Berwick. Another St. George’s product, junior Libby McNeil, will be a presence on the blue line as well. Sophomore Eliana Kane had a great freshman season for HPNA in the Mass. D1 circuit. Both goalies return, which will be a big plus. Senior Emily Smith backboned Thayer to a playoff appearance in Girls D2 Prep hockey and was a Top Goalie Award winner at HNIB last summer, while senior Gabbie Dicomitis from Williston looks to have a big tournament.
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Tri-StATE
New Squad Will Jump Right In And Compete By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB
T
his may be the inaugural season of the Tri-State entry in the HNIB Girls Showcase, but expect the team to come out running from the start and be right in the thick of
things. Coaching the club this summer will be Mike Keenan, from
the Delco Phantoms organization in the Philadelphia area. The core of the club hails from the New Jersey/Pennsylvania region. Up front, senior Elizabeth Buck and sophomore Elizabeth MacMurray both are coming off solid seasons at Hill School, a prep school in Pennsylvania. Sophomore Caroline Goffredo will be a player to watch. The
ELIZABETH BUCK
COCO KLISIVICH
EMILIE LIMOGES
ELIZABETH MACMURRAY
CAROLINE GOFFREDO
CANNADY TALEGHANI
NICOLE SCHNEIDERS
LIV HALEY
JESS CIARROCCHI
CARLIE VAN TASSEL
JOYCE SUN
JESSIE HESS
ALEXA DAVIS
SOPHIE GOLDBERG
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Tri-State # FORWARDS
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
# DEFENSE
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
6 7 8 10 12
Hill School Delco Phantoms Hill School Hill School Montclair Blues
Orefield, PA Philadelphia, PA Leola, PA Short Hills, NJ Sudbury, VT
SO FR JR SO JR
145 116 130 150 145
# GOALIES
2017-2018 TEAM(S)
HOMETOWN
YR HT
WT
1 TBA 30 Sophie Goldberg
Hill School
Newtown, PA
JR
105
2 3 9 11 13 14 16 18 20
Jess Ciarrocchi Elizabeth MacMurray Caroline Goffredo Carlie VanTassel Elizabeth Buck Liv Haley Nicole Schneiders Cannady Taleghani Emilie Limoges
Kelsey Staivecki Alexa Davis Jessie Hess Joyce Sun Coco Klisivich
Hill School Hill School Selects Acad. Vernon Twsp./Montclair Blues Hill School St. George’s Westwood HS Hill School Hill School/Potomac Lady Patriots
Coach: Mike Keenan - Delco Phantoms
W. Chester, PA Exton, PA Mt. Laurel, NJ Vernon, NJ Marlton, NJ Scituate, MA Westwood, MA Longmont, CO Winchester, VA
SO SO SO JR SR JR JR PG JR
5’5” 5’9” 5’5” 5’4” 5’10” 5’4” 5’5” 5’8” 5’6”
5’5” 5’9” 5’5” 5’7” 5’6”
5’2”
125 140 130 125 160 130 130 145 160
DOB S
2/24/02 10/6/01 10/13/01 10/28/01 5/5/00 8/15/00 9/29/00 3/8/99 5/26/00
R R R R L R R L L
DOB S 7/26/02 3/12/03 12/3/00 6/25/02 7/19/01
R L L R R
DOB C 2/26/01 L
Colors: Black/Red/White
* Roster was being finalized as magazine went to print
Selects Academy product has USA National Development Camp experience. Junior Emilie Limoges comes from the Potomac Lady Patriots program, as well as the Hill School. Junior Coco Klisivich is a returning HNIB Showcase player and will be
joined on the Tri-State roster by junior Carlie Van Tassel. Both players skate with the Montclair Blues organization in New Jersey. Klisivich could very well see time on the blue line for TriState. Two Massachusetts girls ready to blend in and contribute are junior Nicole Schneiders, instrumental in Westwood HS' run to the Mass D2 semifinals, and junior Liv Haley, headed off to St. George's School after being a top player for Scituate HS. Opposing defenses must keep an eye on sophomore Jess Carriocchi of the Exton Elite U16 program and Hill School. Post-grad Cannady Taleghani,
from Colorado, will join Hill School in the fall. The Tri-State defense will have a distinct Hill School flavor. Junior Jessie Hess and sophomore Kelsey Staivecki saw a lot of ice time last winter for the Blues. Sophomore Joyce Sun was also a member of the Hill rearguard contingent. Freshman Alexa Davis is strong blue liner from the Delco Phantoms organization. In goal, junior Sophie Goldberg, also a Hill School student, gives the team a USA Hockey National Development Camp tested netminder. Page 53
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