2018 HNIB Girls Major Showcase Magazine by Hockey Night in Boston

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HNIB’s 24th Annual Girls Summer Showcase By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

elcome players, parents, college scouts and fans to Hockey Night in Boston’s 24th 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 second straight HNIB title, downing Tri-State 4-1, in the championship game. This year’s Showcase will certainly boast some exciting upand-down action, as the Showcase will now field 14 teams competing for the 2018 championship: Massachusetts Preps, Massachusetts Public/Catholic, New England, Northeast, Minnesota, Mid Atlantic, Shamrocks, Eastern, Central, Metro, Rhode Island, Tri-State, Atlantic, and the newest entry, Suburban. Each team will play four first-round games, before the playoff rounds begin on Friday, August 3rd. The top two teams in each division will enter into semifinals and vie for the Girls Summer Showcase title. The remaining teams will play a cross-over game against a team in the other division that finished the first round in the same place in the standings. With the amazing growth womens hockey has seen, HNIB decided in 1995 to add the Girls Summer Showcase to its summer activities. 2018 marks the historic 44 year of HNIB’s nationally-known boys tournament, The Minnesota entry consists of a nucleus of top high school age players from the state. This summer, the team will be cocoached by Sophia Gorski and Hollywood Hermanson. The Massachusetts Preps are in their ninth 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 another 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, New Hotchkiss head coach Corey Cooper will man the Northeast bench, Dexter Southfield’s Maggie Taverna will guide Team Metro, and Phillips Andover

Girls Showcase Magazine Index

HNIB Staff Showcase History HNIB Coaches Showcase Schedule 2017 Tourney Review Players to Watch Cover Story Atlantic Central Eastern Jr. Shamrocks

4 6-11 12 13 16-17 19, 25 20-24 26-27 28-29 30-31 32-33

Mass Preps Mass. Public/Catholic Metro Mid Atlantic Minnesota New England Northeast Rhode Island Suburban Tri-State

34-35 36-37 38-39 40-41 42-43 44-45 46-47 48-49 50-51 52-53

Welcome Players, Parents, Scouts To The 2018 Event

assistant Melissa Tetreau mans the Mid Atlantic bench. Now in its fifth 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 2017 New England D2 Girls Prep champions. In its third summer is Rhode Island, which has a nucleus of its players from the Ocean State. Kelly Sousa, a coach at Berwick Academy, will be behind the bench for this group. Tri-State is back for a second summer, comprised with a majority of skaters from the Pennsylvania region and coached by Mike Keenan from the Delco Phantoms, Both Atlantic, and Suburban, were comprised and will be coached by Kurt Carter, the bench boss at Portsmouth Abbey School. HNIB wishes good luck to all the teams. Please have a fun tournament of competitive hockey.

Hockey Night In Boston Girls Summer Showcase

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HOCKEY NIGHT IN BOSTON STAFF • DIRECTORS

24th Annual Girls Summer Showcase 654 South Union St. 2nd Floor Lawrence, MA 01843

(978) 682-2425

E-Mail: hockeynight@comcast.net hnibinfo@comcast.net Web Site: HNIBonline.com

Gary Demopoulos

Bill Cullen

Jamie Callery

Kevin Doyle

John Andersen

Mike Addesa

Brian Addesa

ON THE COVER

This year’s Girls Showcase cover features a quintet of talented players that combined have many years of HNIB Showcase experience. Pictured (l to r) New Hampton School’s Maddie Crowley-Cahill (Minnesota), Lawrence Academy’s Erica Lizotte (Eastern), Brooks School’s Caroline Kukas (Mass. Preps), St. Mark’s School’s Julianna Gong (Mass. Preps) and St. Mary’s blueliner Mady Hentosh (Mass. Public/Catholic).

Showcasing Scholastic Hockey Since 1972 Public • Catholic • Privates • Juniors

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HOCKEY

Education for Life — One Student at a Time

At Vermont Academy, hockey is in our DNA. Boys’ head coach: Sean Braziel, U.S. men’s hockey Olympic performance coach (through 2018) and consultant to the Detroit Red Wings. Girls’ head coach: Chris Ardito, assistant & goal coach with Yale University varsity women’s hockey; partner & head instructor with Connecticut Crease. Our girls were the 2018 NEPSAC Division 2 champions. In 2018, our graduates went on to play hockey at Colgate, Dartmouth, Manhattanville, Nichols, Northeastern, Utica, and UVM.

David Hodgson, Director of Admissions & Financial Aid: 802-896-6229 | admissions@vermontacademy.org | Saxtons River, Vermont | vermontacademy.org

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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1995

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Melissa Welton (Maritimes)

Nadine Muzerall (New England) Sarah Clark (Midwest) Sarah Clark (Midwest) Sara Mahoney (Mass)

Sarah Clark (Midwest) Jaime Van Massenhove (Midwest) Karine Bombardier (New Engl.and) Jessica Link (New York) Rush Zimmerman (Minnesota)

Heather Jackson (New England) Keaton Zucker (New England) Heidi Kletzien (Minnesota)

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

2004 2005 2006

2007

2008

2009

TOP FORWARD

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

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

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

Gina McDonald (Minnesota) Elsa Bruestle (Minnesota) Brittany Mills (Massachusetts) Ashleigh Kowtoniuk (Mid-Atlantic) Olivia Zebro (Minnesota) Bethany Brausen (Minnesota) Ariel DiPasquale (Mid Atlantic) Brittany Resendes (New England)

Elsa Bruestle (Minnesota) Haley Skarupa (Southeast) Courtney Winters (MA Pub/Cath.)

2010

2011

2012

Kate Schipper (Minnesota) Elizabeth Parker (Jr Shamrocks)

Alex Carpenter (Mass. Preps) Alanna McDonough (Mass Preps) Prentice Basten (Minnesota) Rachel Vigliano (Mid-Atlantic) Haley Skarupa (Southeast) Kate Schipper (Minnesota) Amy Menke (Minnesota) Savannah Quandt (Minnesota) Natalie Flynn (Mass Pub/Cath) Elizabeth Scala (Mid Atlantic) Eleanor Haines (Mid Atlantic) Katyhryn Tomaselli (Shamrocks)

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 9)

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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1995

Kerry Maher (Mass)

1997

Jamie Hagerman (Mass)

1996

1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

2005 2006 2007 2008

2009

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

2010

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

2011

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

2012

Kristin Thomas (Mass)

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

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

TOP DEFENSEMAN

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)

2013

2014

2015

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

Tatiana Doucette (Mass Pub/Cath) Jackie Guy (TeamOne) Rachel Rockwell (Mass Preps) Megan Sweet (Minnesota) Charlotte Abrecht (Eastern) Brittany Colton (TeamONE) Jackie Leone (Mass. Pub/Cath) Ali Peper (TeamONE)

Madison Perry (Shamrocks) Tia Martignetti (Mass Pub/Cath) Jamie Comeau (Central) Brynn Puppe (Minnesota) (Continued On Page 9)

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Kacey Bellamy (Massachusetts) Ellen McNamara (Midwest) Kacey Bellamy (Massachusetts) Casie Hanson (Minnesota) Melanie Guillemette (Gr. Lakes) Perri Maduri (Massachusetts) Anne Dronen (Minnesota) Carole LeBlanc (New England) Anne Dronen (Minnesota) Kelly Lewis (Minnesota) Sarah Ginson (Sweden)

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

Milica McMillen (Minnesota) Samantha Hippern (New England) Allison Graf (Minnesota) Francesca Panarelli (Mass.) Milica McMillen (Minnesota) Kelly Lavallee (Mass Preps) Kelly McGrath (Mass. Preps) Julia Rodricks (Southeast) Shannon Cronin (MA Pub/Cath.) Ally Ensor (Jr. Shamrocks

College preparatory program serving grades 9-12 & postgraduates, located in Tilton, New Hampshire Competitive Boys’ Varsity A, Varsity B and Girls’ Varsity Programs

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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

FOR MORE INFORMATION Brooks McQuade ’04, Head Coach, Boys’ Varsity A Team

bmcquade@tiltonschool.org Ben Tefft, Head Coach, Girls’ Varsity Team

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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Charlotte Davet (Mass)

Melissa Glaser (Midwest) Erica Killewald (Midwest) Amy Quinlan (Mass) April Stojak (Midwest) Amy Quinlan (Mass) April Stojak (Midwest)

Flora Vineberg (Maritimes) Susan Hargrove (New England)

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

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

TOP GOALTENDER

Alyssa Grogan (Minnesota) Amanda Rothschild (Mass) Rachel Weber (Minnesota) Nicole Muske (Minnesota)

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

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

Paige Sasser (Southeast/Gulf) Taylor Niesen (Minnesota) Shenae Lundberg (Mass Preps) Lauren Slebodnik (Mass Preps) (Continued on Page 9)

SCORING CHAMP

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

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) Kat Nikolopoulos (Mass Pub/Cath)

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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY 2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

TOP FORWARD

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) Amanda Conway (Shamrocks) Isabel Bianchi (Minnesota) Jordan Anderson (Minnesota) Ali O’Leary (Mass Pub/Cath)

Nicole Ness (Minnesota) Kelly Golini (Shamrocks) Rylee Glennon (Mass Pub/Cath) Mary Leys (Rhode Island) Micaela Sindoris (Central) Julianna Gong (Mass Preps)

Kat Nikolopoulos (Mass Pub/Cath) Jenna Letterie (Atlantic) Micaela Sindoris (Central) Julianna Gong (Mass Preps Kelly Golini (Shamrocks) Caroline Goffredo (Tri-State)

TOP DEFENSEMAN 2016

2017

(Continued From Page 7)

Meghan Galanos (Shamrocks) Brianna Jewett (Mass Pub/Cath Leslie Schwartz (Central) Madison Aumann (Rhode Island)

2010

2011

2012

2013

(Continued from Page 8)

TOP GOALTENDER

Sarah Foss (Mass. Pub/Cath) Shenae Lundberg (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)

Ari Wernick (Shamrocks) Jessica Thulin (Mass Preps) Kelcey Crawford (Northeast) Rose Pijaca (TeamOne) Erin O’Neil (Minnesota) Alex Barnes (New England) Emily Spencer (Northeast) Keri St. Denis (TeamOne) Katie Paulson (Minnesota)

2014

2015

2016

2017

Alex Barnes (Mid-Atlantic) Madison Scavotto (Mass Pub/Cath) Sydney Scobee (Minnesota) Kerri St. Denis (TeamONE) Amelia Murray (Minnesota) Marissa Anderson (Eastern) Devin Baylor (Mid-Atlantic) Sydney Scobee (Minnesota)

Julia Pelletier (Central) Emily Smith (Rhode Island) Katlyn Hathaway (Northeast) Gretchen Howard (Mass. Public/Cath)

Emma Barrick Benson (Atllantic) MaddoxAngerhoffer (Eastern) Sophie Goldberg (Tri-State) Madison Ramsey (Mass Pub/Cath)

HNIB Girls Showcase Champions 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Massachusetts New England Massachusetts Massachusetts Canadian Maritimes Minnesota New England New England Massachusetts Massachusetts Minnesota Minnesota

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Mid Atlantic Minnesota Mass. Preps Mass. Preps Minnesota Minnesota TeamOne TeamOne Minnesota Mass Public/Catholic Mass Public/Catholic

Jenna Seibold (Eastern) Emily Purdy (Atlantic) Julia Holmes (Mass Preps) Claudia Vira (Mid Atlantic)

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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 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 Northern Samantha Rowe 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 2006 Midwest Blair Connelly Mich/Gr. Lakes Sam Tatu Northeast Chelsey Locarno Mid Atlantic Christie Cicero New England Lauren Greer Sweden Sophie Westlund Massachusetts Michelle Ng Minnesota Autumn Stuntz Midwest New England Northeast Massachusetts Mid Atlantic Minnesota Northeast Mideast Mid Atlantic Massachusetts New England Minnesota

2007 Sami Tatu Courtney Carey Cristina Wiley Brittany Lyons Ariel DiPasquale Amanda Ryder

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 Midwest New England Keystone Selects Northeast Mid-Atlantic Mass Pub/Cath Mass. Preps Shamrocks TeamOne Minnesota

2012

Victoria Pelton Marita Alfieri Hannah Bird

Gabrielle Crugnale

Laura Aptowitz Kayla Smith Alison Quinn Briana D’Avolio Katie Laughlin Alexis Joyce

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GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE TOURNAMENT HISTORY (Continued From Page 10)

TEAM MVP AWARD WINNERS

2013 Mid-Atlantic Noelle Rosa New England Brittany Smith Shamrocks Erica Lissner Mass Pub/Cath Emily Loprete Keystone Selects Devin Strachan Mass. Preps Bella Papapetros Northeast Jillian Witwicki Minnesota Briana Johnson TeamOne Sara Robello Northeast Shamrocks Mass. Preps Eastern Mid-Atlantic Minnesota Hermanson New England Mass. Pub/Cath TeamOne

2014 Devin Baylor Michaela Boyle Maddie Evangelous Bobbi Strople LuLu Swartz Hollywood Jillian Moffatt Jessica Piracini Nikki Friesen

2015 Mid-Atlantic Amanda Piknick Mass Preps Lindsey Dumond Shamrocks Caroline Peterson Mass. Pub/Cath Caroline Seibold Eastern Kyla Floresca Northeast Taylor Adams New England Holly Silva Central Timary Malley Minnesota 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

Atlantic Central Eastern Mass Preps Metro Mid Atlantic Minnesota New England Northeast Rhode Island

2017 Lydia Anderson Morgan Mordini Madison McCaffery Allyson Watrous Margaret Sullivan Kirsten DiCicco Nicole Ness Jayden Kelly Sadie Kuhn Abbey Luth

Shamrocks Tri-State Mass Pub/Cath

Lauren Coccoluto Elizabeth McMurray Delaney Couture

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MEET THE 2018 GIRLS SHOWCASE COACHES

Kevin Zifcak - Central

Melissa Tetreau -Mid Atlantic

Jenelle Ries - Mass. Preps

Kelly Sousa - Rhode Island

Frank Pagliuca - Mass. Pub/Cath

Corey Cooper - Northeast

Maeve Connolly - New England

Maggie Taverna - Metro

Molly Corl - Shamrocks

Kevin Potter - Eastern

Mike Keenan - Tri-State

Kurt Carter Atlantic/Suburban

Hollywood Hermanson Minnesota

Sophia Gorski Minnesota

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2018 HNIB Girls’ Showcase Schedule August 1st - 4th

1. 2. 3. 4.

AMERICAN DIVISION Eastern 5. Minnesota Mass Public/Cath. 6. Rhode Island Metro 7. Suburban Mid Atlantic

1:30pm 3:15pm 5:00pm 6:45pm

RINk 1

Mid Atlantic Tri-State Minnesota

vs vs vs

RINk 1 9:00am Metro vs 10:30am Rhode Island vs 12:00pm Atlantic vs 1:30pm Metro vs 6:00pm 7:30pm

1. 2. 3. 4.

NATIONAL DIVISION Atlantic 5. New England Central 6. Northeast Jr. Shamrocks 7. Tri-State Mass Preps

Wednesday, August 1st (mini-practice, Game 1) RINk 1 RINk 2 Mass Public/Cath vs Rhode Island 1:00pm Central vs Eastern vs Suburban 2:45pm Northeast vs Mass Preps vs Atlantic 4:30pm Mid Atlantic vs Mass Public/Cath vs Minnesota 6:15pm Central vs

9:00am Suburban 10:30am Northeast 12:00pm Minnesota 3:00pm 4:30pm 6:00pm

Essex Sports Center, Middleton, MA

Thursday, August 2nd

Mid Atlantic Atlantic Eastern

Rhode Island Atlantic Suburban

2:45pm 4:15pm 5:45pm

Friday, August 3rd

Minnesota Suburban Shamrocks Eastern

• PlAyoff GAMES • 2nd National vs 1st American (semi) 7th National vs 7th American

RINk 1 9:00am 5th National vs 10:30am Championship Game

RINk 2 8:45am Mass Preps vs 10:15am Metro vs 11:45am New England vs

Mass Preps vs Mass Public/Cath vs Northeast vs

RINk 2 8:45am Mass Preps vs 10:15am Central vs 11:45am Mass Public/Cath vs 1:15pm Tri-State vs 5:45pm 7:15pm

Shamrocks New England Metro Tri-State Tri-State Rhode Island Shamrocks

Central Eastern Shamrocks

New England Northeast Mid Atlantic New England

• PlAyoff GAMES • 1 National vs 2nd American (semi) th 6 National vs 6th American st

Saturday, August 4th

5th American

RINk 2 8:45am 4th National vs rd 10:15am 3 National vs

ALL STAR GAMES (TOP 60 GIRLS) -

4th American 3rd American

Tournament Awards (Team MVPs, Top Forwards, Defensemen, Goalies)

• 3:00pm Red vs White

• 4:00pm Red vs Blue

• 5:00pm White vs Blue

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MIDDLESEX LEAGUE AWARDS 2017/18 &

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DYNAMIK SPORTS OWNER MARK DOHERTY presents 2017-18 Middlesex League MVP plaques, sponsored by Dynamik Sports, to (L to r) Winchester’s Robbie Falso (Liberty Division, Woburn’s Georgie Santullo (Middlesex Girls) and Burlington’s Paul Barbieri (Middlesex Freedom)

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2017 GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE REVIEW

Mass. Public/Catholic Does It Again Tri-State Ousted In Thrilling Title Game

MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC TOOK ITS SECOND STRAIGHT HNIB GIRLS SHOWCASE TITLE WITH A 4-1 WIN OVER TRI-STATE.

AMONG THE TOP FORWARD AWARD WINNERS WERE ATLANTICâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S JENNA TOP DEFENSEMEN AWARD WINNERS INCLUDED (L TO R) JENNA SEIBOLD LETTERIE (LEFT) AND JULIANNA GONG OF THE MASS PREPS. FROM EASTERN AND JULIA HOLMES FROM THE MASS PREPS

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2017 GIRLS SUMMER SHOWCASE REVIEW 2017 GIRLS SHOWCASE SCORING LEADERS

G 1. Kat Nikolopoulos (Mass Pub/Ca) 9 2. Caroline Goffredo (Tri-State) 7 3. Micaela Sindoris (Central) 5 4. Kayleigh Butler (Mass. Pub/Cath) 1 5. Kelly Golini (Shamrocks) 5 Jayden Kelly (New England) 3 Liz McMurray (Tri-State) 1 8. Julianna Gong (Mass Preps) 5 Jenna Letterie (Atlantic) 5 Abbey Luth (Rhode Island) 4 Elizabeth Buck (Tri-State) 3 Bridget Fagan (Atlantic) 3 Charisse Flanagan (Central) 2 Morgan Mordini (Central) 2 Liz Jacobson (Mass. Pub/Cath) 1 Rylee Glennon (Mass. Pub/Cath) 1 Jill Cloonan (Atlantic) 1

A 2 3 4 7 1 3 5 0 0 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4

Pts 11 10 9 8 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

2017 GIRLS SHOWCASE GOALTENDING LEADERS

1. Shelby Guinard (Eastern) Maddox Angerhoffer (Eastern) Madison Ramsey (Mass. Pub/Ca) 4. Sophie Goldberg (Tri-State) 5. Emily Smith (Rhode Island) 6. Mallory Tidona (Minnesota) Madison Jalbert (Tri-State) Kirsten DiCicco (Mid-Atlantic) Leah White (Mass. Pub/Cath) Amanda Aalto (Mass Preps)

7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 6.0 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5

2 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 4

AVE 0.80 0.80 0.80 1.20 1.50 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60

EMMA BARRICK-BENSON FROM TEAM ATLANTIC (LEFT) AND MADDOX ANGERHOFFER FROM EASTERN WERE TWO OF THE TOP GOALIE AWARD WINNERS.

MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC’S KAT NIKOLOPOULOS WAS A TOP FORWARD AWARD WINNER AS WELL AS THE 2017 SCORING CHAMP.

TOP DEFENSEMAN AWARD WINNERS WERE CLAUDIA VIRA ATLANTIC (LEFT) AND EMILY PURDY OF TEAM ATLANTIC

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HNIB Girls Summer Showcase - PLAYERS TO WATCH -

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- On The Cover Impressive Quintet Ready To Show Their Stuff

By Kevin Doyle - HNIB

he HNIB Girls Summer Showcase has brought together some of the premier players from the high school, prep and Junior ranks each year since 1995. This year we welcome 14 teams and standouts from across New England and hockey hotbeds Minnesota and the MidAtlantic region to our 24th annual event. We introduce you to five Massachusetts players with multiple HNIB Summer Showcase appearances – Julianna Gong of St. Mark’s School and Hingham, MA; Caroline Kukas of Brooks School and North Andover, MA; Erika Lizotte of Lawrence Academy and Littleton, MA; Mady Hentosh of St. Mary’s (L) High School and Peabody, MA; and Maddie Crowley-Cahill of New Hampton and Haverhill, MA.

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St. Mark’s aims to improve on its 12-13-1 record of last season. The Leadership Council’s guidance of a large group of freshmen and sophomores will be crucial to offsetting the graduation of seven seniors. “Our team has a goal of increasing our offensive output and allowing fewer shots. Everyone’s points last year were lower than projected based on previous years. The team has a small but steady returning core of veterans and our incoming players are all really strong. This year the team will be very young [but] we have the talent and need to put it together on the ice,” Gong said. Gong’s versatility stems from having started her career as a defenseman. The transition to playing forward began when she started playing club hockey. She still occasionally finds herself manning the point on the power play. “I am comfortable playing center and either wing position and have often been switched between the two at St. Mark’s and Assabet Valley. This versatility gives me the ability to step into any role a coach needs and has made me a more sound player overall,” she said. “I feel I am a strong back checker. Early on I had a coach say ‘fore check hard and back check harder’,” she recalled. “I need to improve on always moving my feet off the puck and being more open to learning new things as a player because the game is always changing and I need to be able to adjust to those changes.” Gong has learned a thing or two from her older sister Victoria. “Though she does not play anymore, she always gave 110%. That is what I incorporate into my style of play because no matter how many mistakes you make if you’re trying your very best and giving it everything you have got, you can be an impact player,” she said. Gong grew up around rinks with her younger brother watching her dad coach her older sisters and brothers. Gong continues to sort through the college selection process. She hopes to continue playing at the next level and plans to major in Business.

JULIANNA GONG - MASS PREPS

JULIANNA GONG/Mass. Preps – The senior and twotime Top Forward Award winner at HNIB scored eight goals and 16 points for St. Mark’s last season and is a key figure in a new leadership approach St. Mark’s will implement this year. “We are going to have one captain and a leadership council rather than having multiple captains. I will be serving on this council along with my fellow seniors. It will be a new concept but we have a very strong senior class who should be able to make the concept succeed,” said Gong, who skated for Assabet Valley Red Major 19U at Tier 1 Nationals in April.

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CAROLINE KUKAS/Mass Preps – The reigning Division 2 Prep Player of the Year posted six shutouts for Brooks last season to go along with a 1.66 goals against average and .934 save percentage. She will continue her career at St. Anselm’s College in Manchester, NH and major in Biology. Her expectations are high as she embarks on her senior year. “I hope to follow up this past season by playing stronger, by starting my last season the way this past one ended, and by playing with confidence and as a team. My goal is to be back at the Finals just like my freshman year. Unlike my first time there I want to come out on top,” Kukas said. As a primary captain, Kukas is ready to assume the leadership roles MASS PREPS GOALIE CAROLINE KUKAS WAS GIRLS PREP D2 PLAYER OF THE YEAR FOR BROOKS. associated with wearing the “C”. “The team this year will be pretty even throughout. With eight seniors playing their last year, we will have a very strong base with our rising juniors helping to develop the freshman and the sophomores,” she said. “I hope to bring the team together with the support of fellow captains Caroline Cutter and Caroline O’Keefe and the other seniors. Showing hard work on the ice and off the ice in the classroom will pay off in the long run. Making an impact on someone’s high school career also just like juniors and seniors did for me when I was an underclassman,” added Kukas, who has the ability to maintain focus while taking things one shot, one period and one game at a time. She studies goalies at all levels, especially Corey Crawford of the Chicago Blackhawks and Katie Burt of Lynn, MA who graduated from Boston College as the alltime NCAA Division One leader in wins and who recently signed a contract with the Boston Pride of the National Women’s Hockey League. “College goalies like Katie [and] other college goalies work so hard to get what they want,” she said. Older brother Christian – a standout defenseman at St. John’s Prep and Phillips Andover who will play club hockey at the University of Tampa – has been a major influence. “I always had my brother to follow when I don’t know how to handle something alone. He has been one of my biggest supporters alongside my parents, and I will miss him not being able to come to my games,” she said. The memory of that 2016 finals loss to St. George’s fuels Kukas. “Not because we lost, or that we made it to the finals, but because of the way the team comes together year after year when we play St. George’s, the way we battle every time

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when we play St. George’s, the way we battle every time we see the St. George’s jersey on someone. We play like we are back in the finals three years ago,” she said. A second trip would be the perfect capper to a stellar prep career. ERIKA LIZOTTE/Eastern – A long family history and love of hockey had both Lizotte and her brother on skates by age three. This season the versatile hybrid with the proven ability to play either defense or forward will serve as the captain at Lawrence Academy. She is looking forward to the coming season and the responsibilities that come with being a captain “My freshman year we lost 11 seniors and we have been rebuilding since. We are still somewhat a young team that is developing. The addition of new teammates in the 2017-2018 season will begin to pay off this upcoming season,” Lizotte said. “I am looking forward to being a captain and continuing to develop deeper relationships with my teammates and building trust to lead us to a successful season.” Lizotte tallied five goals and 15 points as a junior and her ability to shift seamlessly between forward and defense is a valuable asset. She combines speed with vision and is focused on improving her gap control. She doesn’t study specific players but is a student of the game. “I try and take out as much as I can from watching all the amazing players in both the NHL and on the USA women’s team,” said the now three-time HNIB Summer Showcase participant.

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ERIKA LIZOTTE - EASTERN

She has been influenced by and benefited from the knowledge of many. “My dad was the one who taught me how to skate and coached me for many years. Our family skated together often and that really made me fall in love with the sport. My uncle has always inspired me to be a more physical player and I love that his passion for the sport still continues and he still plays in a men’s league every week,” Lizotte said. “I met Seth Goodrich when I was a U12 player. Seth was the first to recognize my strengths and encourage me to move from forward to defense and teach me how to be a strong defender. Seth has always supported me by allowing me to use my speed and taught me how to marry my offensive skills with my new defensive position, essentially becoming a fourth forward. Continuing to spend time working with Seth one on one is one of my favorite things to do,” she added. Surprisingly, a one-goal loss to Loomis-Chaffee in round one of the 2017 playoffs is Lizotte’s pre-eminent memory. “That was probably one of my most exciting games of my career to date. We ultimately lost with a minute left but our teamwork and focus was incredible and something I would like to model on future teams,” she said. She is spending the summer determining the right college fit both academically and athletically and hopes to remain in New England. “I am really enjoying meeting all these wonderful coaches while I try to find the right fit for me,” she said. MADY HENTOSH/Mass Public-Catholic – A staple on the back line for perennial Massachusetts power St. Mary’s of Lynn, Hentosh earned Catholic Central League all-star recognition last winter and is the Spartans’ sec-

Defenseman Hentosh Hopes To Lead Mass. Public/Catholic To Third Straight Title

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ond-year captain as a junior. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Being a junior captain is kind of challenging since youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not the oldest one in the locker room so last year for me was all about gaining my teammates respect and leading by example both on the ice and off the ice,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This year will definitely come with more responsibility being a two-year captain so my main focus is to live up to my coaches and my teammates expectations of me both on and off the ice.â&#x20AC;? St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s suffered an uncharacteristic first-round post-season exit last season. Despite that, Hentosh said the program goals remain unchanged. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think the goals and expectations are the same every year and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s making it to the Garden in March. It would make my senior season very memorable if we made a deep run in the tournament,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We do have a pretty young team but most have varsity experience as they were in key roles last year. With another varsity year under their belt I think most of them will have even more confidence coming into this season and pick up right where we left off.â&#x20AC;? She has been around the game pretty much her entire life. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My biggest influence has to be my dad (St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Prep boys varsity assistant Scott Hentosh). I spent most of my early childhood in a rink either watching my brother (Kyle) play or watching my dad coach. He was the one who made that push to get me into hockey and Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m glad he did,â&#x20AC;? she said. She also credits club coach Seth Goodrich for having â&#x20AC;&#x153; a big impact on the type of player that I am, always dedicating his time whenever I wanted to shoot pucks or simply needed a question answeredâ&#x20AC;?; and St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coach Frank Pagliuca for being â&#x20AC;&#x153;one of the most helpful throughout my four years. His tough love helped me improve into the player that I am.â&#x20AC;? Hentosh has played on the past two HNIB Summer Showcase champions. Passing and hockey IQ are the strengths of her game. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I like being the playmaker and setting up my teammates and to me an assist is equally as good, if not better,

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than a goal. I am always thinking one step ahead,” said Hentosh, who registered 6-15-21 numbers last season. “I could improve on is my speed and footwork. Pivoting and transitions are very important for defensemen and I know that mine are nowhere close to perfection.” She is a big fan of how the Bruins’ standout defenseman Charlie McAvoy plays the game. “One thing that he’s really good at is puck management. He plays a simple game, but can be crafty at times, and makes quick decisions. He may not always appear on the scoresheet but he works hard in silence and that’s the type of player that I strive to be,” Hentosh said. She hopes to add to a pair of vivid memories from her freshman year – St. Mary’s 1-0 win against Arlington Catholic that snapped AC’s 27game unbeaten streak; and a 4-3 OT win against Lexington in the State Tournament. MADDIE CROWLEY-CAHILL/Minnesota – The junior defenseman at New Hampton School has played a key role in an amazing run that has seen New Hampton rack up more than 50 wins these past two seasons, including 30-3-1 mark on the way to the 2017 New England D1 Prep championship. She is regarded as a D1 prospect. But, first things first – Crowley-Cahill is excited about the potential the upcoming season holds. Another title challenge doesn’t seem far-fetched.

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“My goals and expectations for this upcoming year are to help lead my and have another solid playoff run in hopes of a championship,” said CrowleyCahill, who had seven goals and 22 points last season. “Our team will have a solid group of veteran experience, along with new younger players coming in to add skill. I am very excited for this upcoming season with the solid team coming into this year.” When studying players to pattern her own game after, Crowley-Cahill rarely looks beyond her teammates. “I mostly look up to my older teammates to try and push myself to become a better and more mature player. I also listen to what my coaches teach me to do and try to play my own type of game. My biggest influences in hockey are my past and present coaches, specifically Paul Kennedy, Maggie Taverna, Courtney Kennedy, Mike Mullowney, and Craig Churchill,” she said. Size, strength and puck-moving ability are Crowley-Cahill’s premier assets on the back line. She continues to work to improve her speed and to understand and control her strength. New Hampton’s 2017 NEPSAC Division One championship stands out as her favorite prep school memory. Though just a junior, the college consideration process is already under way. “College hockey is something that is a huge goal of mine. I hope to play Division One college hockey, hopefully at a Hockey East school,” said CrowleyCahill, who is interested in pursuing a degree in Business.

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IN ACTION THIS SUMMER

CAROLYN CURLEY MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC

CIARA WALL CENTRAL JENNA SEIBOLD EASTERN

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Wide-Ranging Roster Ready To Compete

he Atlantic team made its HNIB Girls Showcase baptism last year and more than held its own, and hopes to take a next step forward this summer. The team was put together, and will be coached, by Kurt Carter, presently the head coach at Portsmouth Abbey School.

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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

The young club features players from seven different states. Returning to the team up front is senior Lydia Anderson, out of Phillips Exeter. She will be a key, along with senior Kelty Goodrow from Ithaca HS in New York. Junior Ellen Cook plays boy varsity hockey at Wahconah Regional in Western Mass. Junior Hannah Cunha skates with

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Diana Poland Cassidy Rockwood Emma Theriault Lily Anderson Alex Ledin Christina Garofalo

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2018-2019 TEAM(S)

30 Rieley Jessie-Gerelli Pomfret 35 Mia McLeod St. Theresa’s/Barrie Jr. Sharks

Coach: Kurt Carter - Portsmouth Abbey

the Northern Cyclones junior program. Grace Crowley, a sophomore, looks for big things with the East Coast Wizards this winter. Sophomore Paige Bourgoin will be ready at Hebron Academy. Connecticut’s Clara Griffin takes her talents to Gunnery this season. Fellow freshman Sarah Muller brings her talents all the way from the St. Louis Lady Blues program. Freshman Julia Amodio, from Ballston Spa, NY, looks to show what she can do. Rhode Island’s Sara DeSousa should be a key at Mt. St.

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Charles this season. Two more freshmen - Olivia Stoller (Franklin, MA) and Danielle Longuemare (Pembroke, MA) - will be involved offensively. On the blue line, sophomores Christina Garofalo from Guilford HS, and Cassidy Rockwood, a Canterbury School product, hail from Connecticut. Sophomore Lily Anderson is part of a Mass. D1 state title winning program in Woburn HS. Rhode Island’s Diana Poland represents the Boston Bandits program and Bay View HS. Senior Emma Theriault patrols the

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defensive zone at Maine’s St. Dominic Academy. Sophomore Alex Ledin will have a bigger role this winter with Mansfield/Oliver Ames/Foxboro. Between the pipes, Atlantic is confident with junior Rieley Jessie-Gerelli, who plays prep hockey at Pomfret, and senior Mia McLeod, a key part of the Barrie Jr. Sharks program in Canada.

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CENTRAL

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Well-Rounded Club Will Be In The Mix

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

ne of the more competitive clubs the past few summers, including a championship game appearance in 2016, Central should continue that trend. Kevin Zifcak, head coach at Worcester Academy, one of Girls D2 prep’s top programs, has put together another solid

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outfit. Offensively, junior Ciara Wall had a huge first season at Worcester Academy and will be an offensive leader. Junior Melissa Macri, another Worcester Academy product, will be a big help as well. The Millbrook School is represented by a pair of its top for-

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# FORWARDS

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wards in senior Emma Gotthelf, a returner to the Central squad, and junior Bailey Tymeson. Sophomore Lauren Potvin and junior Jenna Krikorian both were varsity players at Worcester this past season and look for even bigger roles in the future. Senior Megan Buxton heads to Worcester Academy after a solid career in the RI high school ranks. Also entering the school will be sophomore Georgie Snow, who led her Dennis-Yarmouth team in scoring last year. The forward lines feature three freshmen ready to show what they can do in Kayleigh Wall and Faith Mancini, both Worcester Academy bound, and Kaci Ryder, who looks to crack the lineup at Shrewsbury HS. The defense will be young, with just one senior in the

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group, that being Marshfield HS senior Megan Powers. Worcester Academy sophomore Annalise Monopoli got in some key time with the Hilltoppers last winter. Two new sophomores bound for Worcester are Shannon Burke and Ciara Dauer, who both had huge seasons this past winter at Austin Prep and Matignon respectively. The blue line group also features a pair of freshmen. Caroline Alphin will skate with the Carolina Stars BAA boys in her native North Carolina, while McKenna Wech joins St. Joseph Prep this coming season. In the nets, sophomore Mary Honan looks to move into a starting role this winter at Worcester Academy, while junior Riley MacCausland has been a starter for several seasons at Shrewsbury HS. Page 29

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Club Must Make Most Of Scoring Opportunities

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

ith a nice mixture of talented youngsters and experienced veterans, Eastern is looking to be in the mix.

Back again to coach this club is Kevin Potter, the head coach at prep power Lawrence Academy.

Up front, senior Erika Lizotte is back again for her final HNIB campaign. The Lawrence Academy product is equally comfortable up front or on the blue line. Freshman Zoe Tow is back and heads to Winchendon School for the upcoming season. Sophomore Olivia Sliwa, out of Newton North HS, needs to be watched. She was a USA

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# FORWARDS

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YR HT

10 11 12 13 15 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 14 16 18 25 26 27

Abigail Crowley Rachel Tammaro Grace Felicio Zoe Tow Olivia Sliwa Caroline Grant Shannon Reilly Emma McCauley Lainie Lemieux Erika Lizotte Kelly Benson Abigale Lamontagne Diana Bishopp Jenna Seibold Jordan Colbert Mairead Kennedy Maggie Holt Nicole Connor

1 Ava DiVincenzo 29 Shelby Guinard

Westwood HS Pingree/Islanders EC Wizards Winchedon Newton North HS/NE Pride St. Paul’s/EC Wizards North Haven HS/Blades Gunnery Lawrence Acad./NS Vipers Lawrence Acad. Kimball Union Cheverus-Kennebunk/EC Wizards Honeybaked Hockey u16 Lawrence Acad. Plymouth South Duxbury HS/Breakers No. Yarmouth Acad./Casco Bay BS Breakers/King Philip HS Lawrence Acad. Lawrence Acad.

Coach: Kevin Potter - Lawrence Academy

National camp participant. Junior Grace Felicio will try the junior level with the East Coast Wizards after playing with Shrewsbury HS this past season. Sophomore Abigail Crowley is ready for a big year at Westwood HS. Coach Potter is excited to have freshman Lainie Lemieux coming to Lawrence Academy from her home state of Maine. Another top product from the Pine Tree State is junior Abigale Lamontagne, who plays for the Cheverus-Kennebink co-op program. Senior Shannon Reilly represents the state of Connecticut and her North Haven HS program. Senior Rachel Tammaro is a key scoring threat at

Westwood, MA Boxford, MA Holden, MA Brookline, MA Newton, MA Yarmouth, ME North Haven, CT So. Portland, ME Topsham, ME Littleton, MA New Canaan, CT Kennebunk, ME Powell, OH Reading, MA Manomet, MA Duxbury, MA Cumberland, ME Wrentham, MA Andover, MA Lunenburg, MA

SO SR JR FR SO SO SR FR FR SR FR JR FR JR SR SR FR SR

5’7” 5’3” 5’3” 5’7” 5’6” 5’5” 5’4” 6’1” 5’5” 5’5” 5’8” 5’7”

5’11” 5’5” 5’8” 5’4” 5’7” 5’6”

SO 5’6” SR 5’5”

Colors: Gold/Black/White

Pingree School. Sophomore Caroline Grant is with Girls D1prep power St. Paul’s Kelly Benson readies for her freshman season at Kimball Union Academy. Maine’s Emma McCauley will do the same at The Gunnery. On defense, junior Jenna Seibold will be a force; she was a Top Defenseman Award winner at HNIB last summer and plays in the winter at Lawrence Academy. Senior Nicole Connor, from the Breakers and King Philip HS, moves back to defense after skating at forward last summer for Eastern. Senior Mairead Kennedy is a key member of

135 11/7/02 R 125 12/9/00 R 130 2/3/02 R 120 12/12/03 L 105 2/20/03 R 140 4/1/02 L 130 10/24/01 L 155 10/20/02 L 115 3/9/03 L 130 12/6/00 L 135 3/2/03 R 130 9/4/02 L 135 150 125 118 140 125 135 190

3/6/04 7/8/01 7/19/00 1/19/01 2/6/04 9/27/00

R L R L R R

DOB C

1/17/03 L 9/26/00 L

the blue line crew at Mass. HS power Duxbury. Freshman Maggie Holt joins the fold at North Yarmouth Academy. Senior Jordan Colbert brings her veteran presence from the Plymouth HS program in Mass. and can also chip in offensively. Just a freshman, Diana Bishopp has lots of experience and joins the Honeybaked U16 program for the coming year. Goaltending should be a team strongpoint with senior returner Shelby Guinard, and sophomore Ava DiVincenzo, both from Lawrence Academy. Page 31

JR. SHAMROCKS

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Crafty Forward Group Will Be A Key

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

his year’s edition of the Jr. Shamrocks will have the vast majority of its players hailing from the state of Massachusetts. The team was put together by Shamrocks owner Bob Rotondo, and will be coached by Molly Corl, the head coach of the

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Shamrocks U16 squad. The team has some forwards who have some nice offensive skills. Winthrop HS sends two of its top offensive players in senior Emelia Carleton, who is a 4-year varsity player in soccer and lacrosse as well, and sophomore Gemma DiMento, amongst

JENNA BRAGALONE

HOPE MELANSON

GEMMA DIMENTO

CAROLINE LILLEY

EMELIA CARLETON

ALEXANDRA JOHNSON

HALEY JACKSON

JESSICA ADKERSON

JAMIE DUPONT

AYLAH CIOFFI

CATIE MCNULTY

LIA KOURKOUTAS

JORDAN LETTIERE

MOLLY FLYNN

ALYSSA MORRIS

ERIN FLAHERTY

MARINA MIRABELLA

KASEY LIBBY

JR. SHAMROCKS

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# FORWARDS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 24 25 26

Jessica Adkerson Emelia Carleton Gemma DiMento Jenna Bragalone Hope Melanson Caroline Lilley Alexandra Johnson Haley Jackson Lia Kourkoutas Jenna Chaplain Jamie DuPont Aylah Cioffi

18 19 20 22 23

Molly Flynn Catie McNulty Jordan Lettiere Alyssa Morris Erin Flaherty

# DEFENSE

# GOALIES

1 Marina Mirabella 29 Kasey Libby

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

DOB C

Shamrocks/Beverly HS Winthrop HS Winthrop HS/Shamrocks Stoneham HS/Shamrocks Wakefield HS Wakefield HS Winchendon St. Mary’s Lynn Wilmington HS/Islanders St. Mary’s Lynn/NS Wings Beverly/Danvers Jr. Shamrocks Arlington HS/Shamrocks Barnstable HS/CC Storm Belmont HS/Shamrocks Kimball Union Bay State Breakers U16

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

Proctor Acad./Shamrocks Stoneham HS/Shamrocks

Coach: Molly Corl - Boston Jr. Shamrocks

the team’s top scorers as a ninth grader. Both junior Hope Melanson and freshman Caroline Lilley were key forwards at Wakefield HS this past season and both look to have an impact here this week. Freshman Aylah Cioffi will be a player to watch, as she joins the Shamrocks U16 club after some big seasons in the Mass. HS ranks. Perennial Mass. HS power St. Mary’s Lynn is represented by its two up-andcoming youngsters in freshman Haley Jackson (out of Essex, MA) and eighthgrader Jenna Chaplain (Peabody, MA). Chaplain produced 27 points with the varsity this past season.

Salem, MA Winthrop, MA Winthrop, MA Stoneham, MA Wakefield, MA Wakefield, MA Andover, MA Essex, MA Wilmington, MA Peabody, MA Beverly, MA Revere, MA Arlington, MA Barnstable, MA Belmont, MA Rumford, RI Rockland, MA

HOMETOWN Lynnfield, MA Stoneham, MA

JR SR SO SR JR FR SR FR SR FR FR FR

5’5” 5’5” 5’6” 5’2” 5’1” 5’5” 5’10” 5’6” 5’2” 5’5” 5’4” 5’5”

SR SO SR JR FR

5’8” 5’5” 5’7” 5’2” 5’7”

YR HT SR 5’4” SR 5’5”

Colors: White/Red/Royal

Junior Jessica Adkerson returns to the squad from last summer and is with the Shamrocks program. Senior Lia Kourkoutas is a top scorer for her Wilmington HS team. Senior Alex Johnson is also back; she plays her winter hockey with Winchendon School. Senior Jenna Bragalone is an offensive catalyst at Stoneham HS.Freshman Jamie DuPont was a key varsity player as an eighthgrader with Beverly/Danvers. On the blue line, senior Jordan Lettiere, who skates with Belmont HS and the Shamrocks, is a returning rearguard, as is senior Molly Flynn, a key component of the back line at Arlington

125 3/8/02 R 125 7/30/01 L 138 4/12/03 R 120 11/15/00 R 118 9/21/01 L 9/28/03 R 175 1/24/01 R 120 2/26/04 R 120 9/1/00 R 120 10/19/04 R 130 9/5/03 R 135 8/23/02 L 125 4/25/01 L 135 10/10/02 R 145 8/23/01 R 125 5/9/02 R 9/24/03 114 12/29/99 L 160 11/28/00 R

HS, as well as the Shamrocks. Junior Alyssa Morris, a Rhode Island native, plays prep hockey at Kimball Union. Sophomore Catie McNulty is part of a solid blue line crew at Barnstable HS. Erin Flaherty just a freshman, hails from the Bay State Breakers organization. The Jr. Shamrocks should be solid in goal as both goaltenders return from last summer’s HNIB team in seniors Marina Mirabella of Proctor Academy, and Kasey Libby from Stoneham HS. Both also play with the Shamrocks as well. Page 33

MASS PREPS

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Talented Team Will Be A Tough Out

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

n intriguing team will be the Massachusetts Preps, who have the potential to be in the mix, led by a host of returning players. Once again, the team was put together and will be coached by Jenelle Ries, from the Brooks School.

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The team has plenty of talent up front, led by senior Julianna Gong, a Top Forward Award winner at HNIB the last two summers who plays at St. Mark’s, and senior Ally Watrous, a New York native out of Northfield Mt. Hermon. Senior Karly Aguirre is an offensive mainstay at Dexter Southfield and joins the Mass Prep lineup this summer.

JULIANNA GONG

CARLY STEFANINI

KARLY AGUIRRE

MACKENZIE O’LEARY

BRIANNA O’NEIL

ALLYSON WATROUS

BROOKE ROGERS

MARIA PIERCE

MAURA FIORENZA

LUCIE LEGRO

JULIA HOLMES

ISABELLE FRENETTE

NICOLLETTE ROARK

KERI CLOUGHERTY

BRIDGET SANTOS

JAYDA HAYES

CAROLINE KUKAS

SYDNEY CORREA

MASS PREPS

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

12 13 14 15 16 18 20 23 25

10 11 17 19 21 22 26 27

Karly Aguirre Brianna O’Neill Anna McCluskey Maria Pierce Allyson Watrous Carly Stefanini Julianna Gong Brooke Rogers Mackenzie O’Leary

Isabelle Frenette Bridget Santos Jayda Hayes Lucie Legro Maura Fiorenza Nicollette Roark Julia Holmes Keri Clougherty

1 Caroline Kukas 29 Sydney Correa

Southfield/Assabet Brooks Proctor Acad. North Shore Vipers Northfield Mt. Hermon Brooks/Assabet St. Mark’s/Assabet Brooks/NS Vipers North Shore Vipers

Winchendon/Islanders Phillips Andover Brooks/Assabet Brooks/NS Vipers Governor’s Acad./NS Vipers Middlesex/EC Wizards Winchendon/Jr. Eagles Winchendon/Jr. Eagles Brooks Brooks

Coach: Jenelle Ries - Brooks School

Sophomore Anna McCluskey plays her winter hockey at Proctor Academy. At Brooks, junior Carly Stefanini was a key contributor to the Bishops attack. The same goes for sophomore Brianna O’Neill. The youth movement for Mass. Preps can be seen in freshman Brooke Rogers, heading to Brooks after a big year at HPNA, freshman Maria Pierce, and up-and-coming eighth grader Mackenzie O’Leary, both of whom play with the North Shore Vipers program. Defense should be a strongpoint, led by a trio who roam the blue line at

Waltham, MA Arlington, MA Melrose, MA No. Reading, MA Whitesboro, NY Framingham, MA Hingham, MA No. Andover, MA Beverly, MA

Lewiston, ME Wakefield, MA Reading, MA Brentwood, NH Wilmington, MA Chelmsford, MA Reading, MA Lynn, MA

SR SO SO FR SR JR SR FR 8th

JR SO FR FR FR JR JR SO

5’3” 5’6” 5’4” 5’5” 5’8” 5’7” 5’7” 5’5” 5’3”

5’7” 5’7” 5’7” 5’7” 5’10” 5’8” 5’4” 5’9”

North Andover, MA SR 5’2” Georgetown, MA SO 5’6”

Colors: Navy/Gold/White

Winchendon School. Junior Julia Holmes returns to the Mass. Preps lineup after an impressive 2017 where she was named one of the Top Defenseman Award winners. junior Isabelle Frenette and sophomore Keri Clougherty are two more solid rearguards. Junior Nicollette Roark also returns and is a key at Middlesex School. Yet another returner for Mass. Preps is sophomore Bridget Santos, a Phillips Andover product ready to contribute in a big way. The defensive group also has a young side boasting a trio of freshmen.

DOB S

145 5/10/00 R 135 10/19/02 R 135 11/16/02 R 115 9/21/03 R 175 4/19/01 R 165 2/24/02 R 130 6/16/00 L 105 2/1/03 R 100 9/25/04 R

150 142 125 125 140 140 145 128

DOB S

6/27/01 1/29/03 1/6/05 5/25/04 10/1/03 7/4/02 7/16/02 7/10/03

L R L R R R R R

DOB C

130 12/29/00 L 130 8/19/03 L

Two of those ninth-graders, Jayda Hayes and Lucie Legro, will be heading to Brooks in the fall hoping to have an impact there. Maura Fiorenza will be a plus for Governors Academy this upcoming season. In goal, Mass Preps will have senior Caroline Kukas back. She was the Girls D2 Prep Player of the Year this past season. Joining her is her Brooks teammate - sophomore Sydney Correa.

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MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC

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Will Third Time Be The Charm For Talented Club? By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

inners of the last two HNIB Girls Showcase championships, The Massachusetts Public/Catholic team is hoping three times is the charm. The architect of this club, veteran head coach Frank Pagliuca from St. Mary’s Lynn, is back for another summer

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behind the bench. The team return a solid nucleus up front, led by Westford Academy’s Kayleigh Butler, and MacKenzie Heath from Archbishop Williams, both seniors. Senior Elizabeth Phalen also returns, and she comes off another big offensive season at Needham HS. The same goes

KAT KEITH

KAT PARADIS

ELIZABETH PHALEN

CAROLYN CURLEY

BROOKE LILLEY

MACKENZIE HEATH

ELLA SARACCO

FELICIA ZUCCOLA

EMMA MCLEAN

SYDNEY CRESTA

KAYLEIGH BUTLER

CORLENE GUENARD

ELIZABETH JACOBSON

MADY HENTOSH

KELSEY SULLIVAN

BELLA PERROTTI

ABBY DACOSTA

SOPHIA GREGORY

LEAH WHITE

KAIA HOLLINGSWORTH

MASS PUBLIC/CATHOLIC

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 23 24 25 17 19 21 22 26 27

Sydney Cresta Corlene Guenard Isabella Saracco Felicia Zuccola Kat Paradis Kayleigh Butler Katherine Keith Elizabeth Phalen Carolyn Curley Emma McLean Mackenzie Heath Brooke Lilley

Kelsey Sullivan Mady Hentosh Sophia Gregory Bella Perrotti Abby DaCosta Elizabeth Jacobson

# GOALIES

Marblehead HS Acton-Boxboro/Lady Flames Austin Prep Austin Prep Reading HS Westford Acad. Westwood HS/MA Spitfires Needham HS Tewksbury-Methuen/NS Wings Pomfret/Jr. Eagles Abp. Williams Wakefield HS St. Mary’s Lynn St. Mary’s Lynn Woburn HS Winthrop HS Abp. Williams Hingham HS/Islanders u19

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

1 Leah White Hingham HS 29 Kaia Hollingsworth Methuen-Tewksbury

Coach: Frank Pagliuca - St. Mary’s Lynn

for senior Kat Paradis, who led her Reading HS team in scoring. Methuen/Tewksbury made it to the D1 Final at the Boston Garden and a vital cog in that offense was senior Carolyn Curley; she had two goals in the HNIB title game win last summer. Senior Sydney Cresta, who plays for Marblehead, is back for her third HNIB summer. Powerhouse Austin Prep is represented by two of its top point producers in senior Ella Saracco, from Melrose, and junior Felicia Zuccola, a native of Wilmington. Both will work well together. Wakefield HS senior Brooke Lilley also returns from last summer’s Girls

Swampscott, MA Acton, MA Melrose, MA Wilmington, MA Reading, MA Westford, MA Westwood, MA Needham, MA Tewksbury, MA Burlington, MA W. Bridgewater, MA Wakefield, MA Melrose, MA Peabody, MA Woburn, MA Winthrop, MA Milton, MA Hingham, MA

HOMETOWN Hingham, MA Methuen, MA

SR SR SR JR SR SR SR SR SR FR SR SR

5’4” 5’7” 5’5” 5’1” 5’5” 5’7” 5’4” 5’4” 5’4” 5’7” 5’8” 5’2”

JR SR SO SR SR SR

5’10” 5’2” 5’3” 5’1” 5’7” 5’5”

YR HT SR 5’8” JR 5’5”

Colors: Royal Blue/Red/White

Showcase and will be ready in her new role with Mass. Public/Catholic. Senior Kat Keith, another returning player, drives the offense at Westwood HS. Emma McLean has HNIB experience as well, coming off a solid freshman campaign at Burlington HS. ActonBoxboro’s Corlene Guenard can put the puck in the net. Defensively, senior Mady Hentosh from St. Mary’s will be an anchor on the blue line, back for her third summer. Her high school teammate - junior Kelsey Sullivan - joins her on the back line. Hingham rock Elizabeth Jacobson is yet another returner from last year title club. Keep an eye on Winthrop senior Bella Perrotti, who has a sound, two-

120 125 122 115 130 145 120 125 135 130 140 125

DOB S

5/19/00 5/14/01 6/9/01 7/2/02 11/9/00 9/11/00 4/19/01 4/12/01 9/19/00 11/5/02 10/8/00 2/21/01

R R R L L L L L L R R R

DOB S

135 5/18/02 L 130 11/16/00 L 130 5/17/03 L 115 11/2/00 R 125 6/22/01 R 137 12/4/00 L

WT 125 135

DOB C

4/1/01 L 5/15/02 L

way game. New to the roster this summer and looking to show what they can do are Archbishop Williams senior Abby DaCosta and Woburn HS sophomore Sophia Gregory, fresh off a state title win with her Tanners. In the nets, veteran Hingham senior Leah White is back for another summer with Mass Public/Catholic, joined in the rotation by Methuen/Tewksbury junior Kaia Hollingsworth, a starter since 7th grade.

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METRO

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Hard-Working Club Will Battle Hard

ith a team boasting a wide variety of talent, Metro is looking to make some noise here this August. By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

Leading the Metro squad will be Maggie Taverna, fresh off her first season behind the bench at the Dexter Southfield

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School. A key forward projects to be sophomore Josie Mendeszoon, a native of nearby Methuen who plays in the winter at Shattuck St. Mary’s in Minnesota. Senior Nicole Schneiders is a key figure at Westwood HS, and played here last summer with finalist Tri-State.

KAITLIN BARDELLINI

LAUREN FRASER

CHRISTINA GESUALDI

GRAYSON GOOLGASIAN

JOSIE MENDESZOON

NICOLE MICCICHE

JACQUI POULACK

KATIE RYAN

NICOLE SCHNAIR

NICOLE SCHNEIDERS

SOPHIA TEMPLE

ALEXIS THOMAS

LILY BRANKA

SKYLAR DAVIS

BRENNA GREENE

EMMA KELLY

ADRIENNE SHEA

ELIZABETH WERNER

SOPHIE BEAUCHESNE

DELANIE CORCORAN

METRO

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

DOB C

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 23 25

Grayson Goolgasian Lauren Fraser Jacqui Poulack Kaitlin Bardellini Nicole Micciche Sophia Temple Nicole Schneiders Katie Ryan Christina Gesualdi Josie Mendeszoon Alexis Thomas Nicole Schnair

20 21 22 24 26 27

Adrienne Shea Skylar Davis Elizabeth Werner Brenna Greene Lily Branka Emma Kelly

# GOALIES

1 Sophie Beauchesne 29 Delanie Corcoran

LaSalle Acad. Governor’s Acad./Vipers Natick HS Tilton/Concord Capitals Winchester HS/EC Wizards Boston Latin/NE Pride Westwood HS Tilton Arlington Cath. Shattuck St. Mary’s Tilton/NS Wings Natick HS Dexter-Southfield St. Mary’s Lynn Dexter-Southfield Methuen-Tewksbury Rivers Boston Latin School

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

Berwick Acad./Assabet Tilton School

Coach: Maggie Taverna - Dexter/Southfield

Junior Sophia Temple returns as well and had a solid year at Boston Latin. Sophomore Nicole Micciche was a top player as a freshman at Winchester HS. Tilton School sends three of its top forwards in senior Kaitlin Bardellini (from Concord, NH), junior Katie Ryan, and senior Alexis Thomas, coming back from injury. Natick had a solid season in Massachusetts HS hockey and a big reason why was the play and production of junior Jacqui Poulack and junior Nicole Schnair. Coming up from Rhode Island hockey is sophomore sparkplug Grayson Goolgasian. Lauren Fraser will check out the prep ranks at Governor’s Academy after being with Andover HS this past winter. Senior Christina Gesualdi plays her winter hockey at Arlington Catholic. On the blue line, two rearguards are back with HNIB Showcase experience in Dexter Southfield sophomore Adrienne Shea and Boston Latin junior Emma Kelly.

Scituate, RI Andover, MA Natick, MA Tilton, NH Winchester, MA West Roxbury, MA Westwood, MA Arlington, MA Medford, MA Methuen, MA Centerville, MA Natick, MA Milton, MA Danvers, MA Holliston, MA Methuen, MA Medfield, MA Dorchester, MA

HOMETOWN

SO SO JR SR SO JR SR JR SR SO SR JR

5’1” 5’6” 5’2” 5’7” 5’1” 5’3” 5’5” 5’4” 5’3” 5’10” 5’4” 5’4”

SO SR FR JR JR JR

5’8” 5’1” 5’5” 5’3” 5’7” 5’6”

YR HT

Nottingham, NH SR 5’9” East Sandwich, MA JR 5’4”

Colors: Grey/Navy/White

95 5/15/03 L 145 2/18/02 L 135 4/10/02 L 124 8/9/00 R 109 7/30/03 R 135 9/28/01 R 140 9/29/00 R 140 6/23/01 R 150 1/29/01 R 150 12/31/02 L 145 9/15/00 L 135 8/29/01 R 140 5/31/02 R 120 3/23/01 R 140 2/13/03 R 130 6/16/02 L 145 12/30/01 R 125 1/31/02 R 160 12/27/00 L 145 6/12/01 R

Junior Lily Branka is a mainstay on defense at prep power Rivers School. Junior Brenna Greene was a key in Methuen/Tewksbury’s run to the Mass D1 Final. Senior Skylar Davis, a native of Danvers, will join the solid St. Mary’s Lynn lineup this winter. Freshman Elizabeth Werner will play for coach Taverna at Dexter Southfield this year. Both of Team Metro’s goalies played in the HNIB Showcase last summer and that experience will be plus Junior Delanie Corcoran is a Tilton School product, while senior Sophie Beauchesne mans the net for Berwick Academy.

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MID ATLANTIC

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Focused Team Seeks To Repeat Last Year’s Work

semifinal participant last summer, Team Mid-Atlantic will be focused on getting back to the playoff round again. Returning to the bench for another go-around is Melissa Tetreau, an assistant coach at prep power Phillips Andover.

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By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

The team will have a handful of skaters returning that played here at HNIB last summer. Reading junior Sydney Conte is an offensive mainstay for her Rockets. Sophomore Kerryn O’Connell contributed mightily as a freshman at Algonquin Regional. Both return from last summer.

SYDNEY CONTE

SAMANTHA LAWLER

AMY MCGLASHING

KERRYN O’CONNELL

MAGGIE O’DONNELL

MIKAYLA VINCENT

SHANNON PAQUETTE

LYDIA PENDELTON

SKYLER RICE

CARISSA TOWLSON

FIONA POWER

DELANEY WILLIAMS

KILEY ERICKSON

GRACE FLANAGAN

TAIT HAYDEN

KATIE RICE

SOPHIA THEODORE

KALEIGH LAURENDEAU

MAGALIE PARENT

MID ATLANTIC

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

10 11 12 13 14 16 17 21 22 23 25 15 18 19 20 24 26

Mikayla Vincent Delaney Williams Samantha Lawler Amy McGlashing Carissa Towlson Maggie O’Donnell Lydia Pendelton Sydney Conte Skyler Rice Kerryn O’Connell Shannon Paquette Grace Flanagan Kiley Erickson Tait Hayden Fiona Power Katie Rice Sophia Theodore

Masconomet Duxbury HS Billerica HS Algonquin/Lady Flames Exeter HS/Islanders Melrose HS Methuen-Tewksbury Reading HS Concord-Carlisle/EC Wizards Algonquin Reg./Jr. Eagles NE Wildcats/Souhegan HS

Newburyport, MA Duxbury, MA Billerica, MA Marlboro, MA Kensington, NH Melrose, MA Tewksbury, MA Reading, MA Concord, MA Northboro, MA Amherst, NH

Billerica-Chelmsford/EC Wizards Duxbury HS/Boston Bandits Newbridge Acad. Rivers/Jr. Eagles Concord-Carlisle/EC Wizards Medway-Ashland/Lady Flames u19

1 Magalie Parent Rafales de la Mauricie 29 Kaleigh Laurendeau Gunnery

Coach: Melissa Tetreau - Phillips Andover

So does Delaney Williams, a Boston Bandits product, who heads to Duxbury HS in the fall. Senior Samantha Lawler is readying for her third Showcase and comes from the BillericaChelmsford co-op program. Another returner is senior Carissa Towlson from Exeter (NH) HS, one of the top scorers in Hew Hampshire girls hockey this past season. Senior Mikayla Vincent helped lead Masconomet to a Mass. D1 semifinal appearance this past season. Senior Shannon Paquette plays at Souhegan HS in NH, as well as the New England Wildcats. Senior Maggie O’Donnell helped lead Melrose HS to its best season ever. Two juniors ready to contribute in a big way are Methuen/Tewksbury’s Lydia Pendelton and Skyler Rice from Concord-Carlisle and the EC Wizards. Amy McGlashing of Algonquin is a welcome addition to the club.

Chelmsford, MA Duxbury, MA Middle Sackville, NS Dedham, MA Concord, MA Medway, MA

SR FR SR JR SR SR JR JR JR SO SR JR JR JR FR SO SR

5’2” 5’5” 5’7” 5’3” 5’6” 5’10” 5’2” 5’6” 5’6” 5’8” 5’5” 5’5” 5’4” 5’8” 5’6” 5’8” 5’10”

Trois-Rivieres, QUE JR 5’3” Bedford, NH SO 5’5”

Colors: Orange/White

DOB S

125 4/5/01 R 135 10/26/03 L 130 12/8/00 R 110 12/16/01 L 140 3/7/01 R 175 6/1/01 R 125 4/2/02 R 140 1/7/02 R 135 10/30/01 L 140 7/11/03 R 135 4/28/01 R 125 130 135 140 134 155 133 100

DOB S

2/22/02 8/14/02 9/25/02 8/21/03 6/22/03 2/24/01

L R L L L R

DOB C

12/5/01 L 8/7/02 L

On defense, junior Grace Flanagan from the BillericaChelmsford program is back fo another HNIB campaign. Keep an eye on junior Tait Hayden, out of Newbridge Academy and Nova Scotia. Junior Kiley Erickson out of Duxbury HS and the Boston Bandits will be solid on the blue line, as will sophomore Katie Rice from Concord-Carlisle and the EC Wizards. Senior Sophia Theodore of the Medway-Ashland program brings an abundance of experience to the rink, while freshman Fiona Power, a product of the Jr. Eagles, is headed to prep power Rivers for the winter campaign. In the nets, junior Magalie Parent looks to open some eyes. She is with the Rafales de la Maricie program out of Quebec. Sophomore Kaleigh Laurendeau brings her talents to The Gunnery for the upcoming year. Page 41

MINNESOTA

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Is Playoff Run In The Cards This Summer? By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

ooking to return as a serious challenger again for the Girls Showcase title, Minnesota has a well-rounded club with potential to have a solid tournament. The team will feature co-coaches this summer, with alums Hollywood Hermanson and Sophia Gorski handling the

duties behind the bench. Expect some solid offense out of junior Brooke Power from Lakeville North HS, and junior Alaina Tanski, a key forward at Stillwater Area HS. The solid program at Mankato East HS sends four of its premier offensive threats,

EMILY REED

BROOKE POWER

EVELYN JOHNSON

TRINITY GENDRON

SHELBY BEMIS

MADDIE CROWLEY-CAHILL

HANNAH GLOVER

ALAINA TANSKI

KAYLEE EYKYN

SYDNEY KANSTRUP

SENIA GOLISEK

ERIN CARTER

ASHLYN BRAY

RACHEL CRAIG

NICOLE NESS

CARTERN NELSON

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MINNESOTA

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

10 13 15 16 17 19 21 22 23 25

14 18 20 24 26

Evelyn Johnson Alaina Tanski Brooke Power Shelby Bemis Trinity Gendron Emily Reed Kaylee Eykyn Madison Davis Hannah Glover Sydney Kanstrup

Erin Carter Maddie Crowley-Cahill Ashlyn Bray Rachel Craig Nicole Ness

1 Carter Nelson 29 Senia Golisek

Mankato East HS Stillwater Area HS Lakeville North HS Academy of Holy Angels Berlin HS Lakeville North HS Mankato East HS Mankato East HS Undecided Mankato East HS

Arlington Cath. New Hampton/Jr. Eagles Alaska All Stars Philly Elite/Quakers Alaska All-Stars

Alaska All-Stars Benilde-St. Margaret’s

Mankato, MN Stillwater, MN Lakeville, MN Richfield, MN Berlin, NH Lakeville, MN Mankato, MN Mankato, MN Kodiak, AK Mankato, MN

Wilmington, MA Haverhill, MA Ester, AK Glen Mills, PA Apple Valley, MN

Anchorage, AK Plymouth, MN

SO JR JR FR JR JR SO SR PG JR

JR JR SR SR JR

5’6” 5’4” 5’6” 5’2” 5’3” 5’3” 5’8” 5’3” 5’5” 5’5”

5’4” 5’9” 5’10” 5’7” 5’7”

JR 5’6” SO 5’4”

140 125 120 102 125 135 140 130 135 153

125 165 145 150 150

125 108

Coach: Hollywood Hermanson & Sophia Gorski Colors: Forest Green/Gold/White

Madison Davis, the lone senior in the forward group, puts the puck in the net with ease. Junior Sydney Kanstrup brings her strong game to the forward lines. Two up-and-comers from Mankato East to keep an eye on are Evelyn Johnson, who returns to the Minnesota lineup, and Kaylee Eykyn. Berlin, NH’s Trinity Gendron is also back for another summer and brings her gritty play. Junior Emily Reed is a vital cog for Lakeville North, where she is a teammate of Tanski. Freshman Shelby Bemis hopes to have a big impact at the Academy of Holy

Angels. Post-grad Hannah Glover is a veteran of the Alaska All Stars program. Defensively, junior Maddie CrowleyCahill will be a force. She is a key blueliner for both New Hampton School and the Boston Jr. Eagles. Arlington Catholic’s Erin Carter also returns to the blue line. Junior Nicole Ness, an Apple Valley native, is back for her third HNIB summer and moves to the blue line. She will play with the Alaska All Stars for the coming season, as will senior Ashlyn Bray, a resident of Alaska. Senior Rachel Craig, from the Philadelphia Elite program, will be a

DOB S

4/29/03 7/28/02 6/22/02 2/24/04 1/4/02 8/1/02 8/8/03 5/4/01 9/30/00 6/24/02

L R R R L L R R R R

DOB S

8/19/01 11/5/00 11/3/00 7/14/01 4/6/02

R R R L L

DOB C

11/7/01 L 5/20/03 L

strong presence in the defensive zone. Junior Carter Nelson, another Alaska All Stars product, will handle the Minnesota goaltending duties along with sophomore Senia Golisek, a goaltender from Benilde-St. Margaret’s.

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NEW ENGLAND

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Gritty Squad Will Cause Opponents Fits

olstered by a group of hard-working players, Team New England will battle everyone hard. By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

Brewster Academy head coach Maeve Connolly returns behind the bench for another summer and hopes to mold this

group into a tough opponent. Junior Mackenzie O’Neil won a state title this past season with Wellesley HS and hopes to bring that winning culture to the lineup. Meghan Stimpson, a key cog offensively at Braintree HS, moves on to Brewster Academy and the prep ranks this fall.

CAITLIN BURKE

MEAGHAN HOGAN

CASEY JACKSON

JANICE O’NEIL

KARA LUBY

AVERY LUTRZYKOWSKI

JULIE MCLAUGHLIN

MACKENZIE O’NEIL

SARAH SCHOOTE

MEGHAN STIMPSON

SHAUNA VADEBONCOEUR

EMMA WATSON

GWENYTH HOLLOWAY

EMILY LONG

DELIA DWAN

DARBY RICH

SOPHIA RODHAM

ANNABEL ZISKIN

HILDA BARRIOZ

CONSTANCE FLEURY-WRIGHT

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NEW ENGLAND

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

10 11 14 15 16 17 18 21 23 24 26 27 12 13 19 20 22 25

Shauna Vadeboncoeur Avery Lutrzykowski Casey Jackson Meghan Stimpson Kara Luby Mackenzie O’Neil Julie McLaughlin Sarah Schoote Emma Watson Meaghan Hogan Caitlin Burke Janice O’Neil Darby Rich Emily Long Delia Dwan Gwenyth Holloway Annabel Ziskin Sophia Rodham

Exeter HS/Islanders St. Dom’s Acad. Central Cath. Brewster Acad. Brewster Acad. Wellesley HS Assabet Valley Red Barnstable HS/CC Storm St. Paul’s/Breakers Cheshire HS/CT Shoreline Sharks Team Illinois Waltham HS/Assabet

Tilton Weymouth HS/Lady Bandits Hingham HS Park City (Boys) Smithtown HS West/LI Icecats CT Shoreline Sharks

1 Hilda Barrioz ConCord Capitals/St. Thomas 29 Constance Fleury-Wright Citadelles Quebec

Coach: Maeve Connolly - Brewster Academy

Sophomore Kara Luby, another Brewster Academy product, returns to HNIB for another summer. Senior Avery Lutrzykowski, from St. Dominic Academy, is considered one of the top forwards from the state of Maine. Caitlin Burke comes to HNIB from Illinois, where she skates for Team Illinois. Sophomore Emma Watson moves into the lineup at prep power St. Paul’s for the coming season. Senior Meaghan Hogan brings her talents from Connecticut, where she plays for Cheshire HS. Freshman Shauna Vadeboncoeur is from New Hampshire,

Brentwood, NH Winthrop, ME North Andover, MA Braintree, MA Wolfeboro Falls, NH Wellesley, MA Merrimack, NH W. Barnstable, MA Dover, NH Cheshire, CT So. Barrington, IL Waltham, MA Melrose, MA Weymouth, MA Hingham, MA Park City, UT Smithtown, NY Madison, CT

Farmington, NH Quebec, QUE

FR SR JR SR SO JR FR SO SO SR FR JR JR SO JR SO JR FR

5’6” 5’6” 5’7” 5’6” 5’4” 5’5” 5’4” 4’11” 5’4” 5’7” 5’4” 5’5” 5’8” 5’7” 5’7” 5’8” 5’7” 5’6”

140 125 130 145 140 135

SR 5’6” 140 JR 5’10” 160

Colors: Forest Green/White

where she will play for Exeter HS. Sophomore Sarah Schoote had some key goals for her Barnstable HS team this past season. Freshman Julie McLaughlin will show her talents; she is from the Assabet Valley Red. Waltham ace Janice O’Neil should figure in the offensive mix. On the blue line, junior Annabel Ziskin hails from the state of New York where she plays for Smithtown HS. Sophomore Gwenyth Holloway travels all the way from Utah, where she plans on playing for the Park City Miners boys team and Park City HS.

130 3/18/04 R 130 1/11/00 R 105 6/25/01 R 125 12/29/00 R 135 9/9/02 R 140 8/20/01 R 135 6/4/04 R 105 5/2/03 R 135 2/13/02 L 160 6/6/01 R 135 7/21/03 R 135 4/25/02 R 7/26/01 9/18/02 5/28/02 5/29/03 8/9/02 9/3/03

L L L R L L

DOB C

10/7/00 L 4/7/02 L

Junior Darby Rich from Tilton School has HNIB experience having played here last summer. Weymouth High’s Emily Long, a sophomore, will keep opposing forwards honest. Freshman Sophia Rodham comes from the CT Shoreline Sharks program. Hingham’s Delia Dwan is a rock on defense for the Harborwomen. The goaltending rotation will feature a senior in Hilda Barriosz from the St. Thomas program and Concord Capitals i New Hampshire, and junior Constance Fleury-Wright from the Citadelle Quebec program in Canada. Page 45

NORTHEAST

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Don’t Underestimate This Well-Rounded Club

ith a nice of mix of players from all four classes, Team Northeast is looking to be a factor this week at HNIB. After a one-year absence, Corey Cooper returns behind a bench in the HNIB Showcase. She will be the new head coach

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this coming season at the Hotchkiss School. In the front lines, senior Liv Haley has a key role in the offensive game at St. George’s School and played with Tri-State here last summer. Junior Elise Almgren, a Western. Mass native, plays in the forward group at Millbrook School. Cushing Academy has two of its forwards here ready to show

ELISE ALMGREN

CARLY BIROLINI

CATRINA CHINETTI

BRIDGETTE CROWLEY

LIVIA HAGOPIAN

KATE HILL

LIV HALEY

COCO KLISIVICH

CAROLINE LARSSON

MAEVE REYNOLDS

KAYLEN TADDIA

JENNAVIEVE VIGLIONE

KAMI MEIER

BRENNA MACDONALD

KATIELYN MASTROIANNI

KAITLYN NADEAU

MAE PITTENGER

ISABELLE DAY

OLIVIA SOLLOWS

NORTHEAST

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

DOB C

10 13 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26

Livia Hagopian Liv Haley Jennavieve Viglione Kate Hill Kaylen Taddia Catrina Chinetti Elise Almgren Bridgette Crowley Coco Klisivitch Carly Birolini Maeve Reynolds Caroline Larsson

11 12 14 15 23

Katielyn Mastroianni Kami Meier Kaitlyn Nadeau Brenna MacDonald Mae Pittenger

# GOALIES

1 Olivia Sollows 29 Isabelle Day

Cushing Acad. St. George’s Cushing Acad. Pingree/Islanders Winchendon/NE Pride Latin Acad./Walpole Express Millbrook Dedham HS NJ Rockets Pembroke HS Williston/CT Polar Bears Proctor Acad. Mt. St. Charles Deerfield/NS Vipers The Rivers School Norwell HS Duxbury HS/Breakers

2018-2019 TEAM(S) New Hampton Shamrocks u19

Coach: Corey Cooper - Hotchkiss what they can do in senior Livia Hagopian, and junior Jennavieve Viglione, who played with Metro at HNIB last summer. Kaylen Taddia was an integral part of Methuen/Tewksbury’s run to a state title appearance and now moves on for a repeat freshman season at Winchendon. Following a similar path is Maeve Reynolds, on to Williston after a huge freshman year at Plymouth. Senior Coco Klisivitch from the New Jersey Rockets is a solid, two-way player. Sophomore Kate Hill already has a big scoring role at Pingree School.

Wakefield, RI Scituate, MA Burlington, MA Marblehead, MA Tewksbury, MA Hyde Park, MA Lenox, MA Dedham, MA Sudbury, VT Pembroke, MA Plymouth, MA Mashpee, MA Bellingham, MA Deerfield, MA Wellesley, MA Norwell, MA Duxbury, MA

HOMETOWN

W. Barnstable, MA Brentwood, NH

SR SR JR SO FR SO JR SR SR SR FR SO

5’5” 5’4” 5’5” 5’5” 5’3” 5’0” 5’6” 5’7” 5’5” 5’4” 5’1” 5’9”

SR FR SR JR SO

5’9” 5’10” 5’8” 5’8” 5’8”

YR HT SR 5’9” SR 5’6”

140 6/20/01 L 135 8/15/00 R 125 2/21/02 L 105 8/13/03 L 115 11/19/02 R 115 7/30/03 R 150 10/17/01 L 120 8/22/01 R 140 7/19/01 R 122 5/23/01 L 110 4/10/03 R 155 2/22/02 R 180 5/25/01 L 130 6/8/04 L 135 7/25/00 R 145 10/16/01 R 145 5/23/03 R 139 10/26/99 L 135 11/21/00 L

Colors: Sky Blue/Navy/White

Sophomore Caroline Larsson is on to Proctor Academy after two nice years at Falmouth HS. Fellow sophomore Catrina Chinetti plays junior hockey with the Walpole Express. A pair of seniors ready to lend their talent and experience are Dedham’s Bridgitte Crowley and Pembroke’s Carly Birolini. Defensively, senior Kaitlyn Nadeau is back for her third HNIB summer and plays in the winter at prep power Rivers. Senior Katielyn Mastroianni, from Mt. St. Charles, will be a presence in front of the net.

Sophomore Mae Pittenger comes from the well-respected program at Duxbury HS. Junior Brenna McDonald is the defensive leader at Norwell HS. Freshman Kami Meier hopes for a big role for her Deerfield Academy team this winter. There is plenty of experience between the pipes, with New Hampton senior Olivia Sollows and senior Isabelle Day, planning on playing with the Boston Shamrocks after a big career at New Hampshire’s Exeter HS.

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RHODE ISLAND

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Ocean Staters Have Ingredients For Solid Run

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

xperienced up front and young on the blue line, Team Rhode Island is armed and ready for a big summer.

Coach Kelly McManus Sousa, the bench boss at Berwick Academy, returns to coach this squad.

SHANNON BUCCI

MARY LEYS

LINDSAY GOODMAN

ALESSANDRA ALVES

DELANEY KINGSLAND

RILEY CARTER

ISABELLE FOURNIER

HANNAH KEATING

SAMANTHA FANTASIA

REESE MURPHY

KATHERINE GEORGE

JACQUI MARTIN

MADELYN COX

AINSLEY WESCOTT

REESE FENDELET

HANNAH BEVERIDGE

MIA GARDNER

KAITLN OATLEY

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Expect Taft School senior Shannon Bucci to have a big role offensively. The same holds true for junior Mary Leys, also from the prep ranks at St. George’ School. Both Lindsay Goodman, a junior, and Delaney Kingsland, also a junior, return to the lineup. Both are fixtures in the offensive group at Berwick Academy.

RHODE ISLAND

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

12 13 15 17 18 19 22 26 27 10 11 14 16 20 21 24 25

Delaney Kingsland Hannah Keating Samantha Fantasia Isabelle Fournier Lindsay Goodman Shannon Bucci Mary Leys Riley Carter Alessandra Alves Madelyn Cox Reese Murphy Jacqueline Martin Katherine George Ainsley Wescott Eliana Kane Hannah Beveridge Reese Fendelet

1 Kaitlyn Oatley 29 Mia Gardner

Berwick Acad. Islanders Billerica-Chelmsford/Vipers Portsmouth Abbey Berwick Acad. Taft School St. George’s Portsmouth Abbey Portsmouth Abbey

Barrington HS Berwick Acad. Portsmouth Abbey St. George’s Berwick Acad./Casco Bay u19 HPNA/East Coast Wizards Berwick Acad./NS Vipers Berwick Acad./Assabet LaSalle Acad. St. George’s

Coach: Kelly McManus Souza - Berwick Acad.

Portsmouth Abbey is well represented by a trio of seniors ready to help in a big way. Isabelle Fournier is back for her third summer at HNIB. Alessandra Alves returns for her second year. Riley Carter, whose dad is the coach at the Abbey and coaching another club here this week, looks to make her mark. Junior Hannah Keating, out of the HPNA high school program in Massachusetts and the Islanders, should be involoved offensively. Sophomore Samantha Fantasia, from Billerica/Chelmsford, will have a key role as well. With a young blue line group, a lot will be expected, and needed, from the two seniors. Katherine George is a huge part of things at St. George’s and can chip in offensviely. Maddie Cox out of Rhode Island’s Barrington HS will play solid defense. Both can also play forward.

Amesbury, MA No. Andover, MA Billerica, MA West Kingston, RI Newmarket, NH E. Greenwich, RI Newport, RI Medway, MA Westport, MA

Barrington, RI Portsmouth, NH Smithfield, RI No. Kingstown, RI Saco, ME Haverhill, MA E. Kingston, NH Greenland, NH Warwick, RI Smithfield, RI

Colors: Red/Black

JR JR SO SR JR SR JR SR SR SR FR FR SR SO JR SO FR

5’5” 5’8” 5’6” 5’5” 5’6” 5’5” 5’6” 5’5” 5’5” 5’7” 5’2” 5’3” 5’6” 5’7” 5’8” 5’5” 5’9”

143 160 155 145 118 135 150 122 125

DOB S

7/14/02 5/26/02 11/1/01 7/20/01 4/28/03 1/23/01 8/8/01 3/28/01 4/9/01

R R L R R R R L L

DOB S

155 6/7/01 R 104 6/12/04 R 105 4/8/04 R 150 1/27/01 R 145 12/1/02 R 165 11/28/01 L 130 4/26/03 R 120 3/11/05 R

SR 5’7” 135 JR 5’11” 185

DOB C

3/8/01 R 1/30/01 L

A pair of sophomores both bound for Berwick Academy after strong high school seasons in New Hampshire and Maine resectively are Hannah Beveridge, who played at Exeter HS, and Ainsley Wescott from Saco, ME. Junior Eliana Kane from the solid HPNA program is a returner to the Rhode Island lineup. The Rhode Island defensive group will feature three freshmen. Jacqueline Martin, from Smithfield, RI, will head to Portsmouth Abbey, while Reese Murphy (Portsmouth, NH) and Reese Fendelet (Greenland, NH) look to crack the lineup at Berwick. In goal, Rhode Island should be confident with senior Kaitlyn Oatley, out of LaSalle, and junior Mia Gardner from St. George’s School. Page 49

SUBURBAN

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New Franchise Looks For Strong Showing

he newest franchise in the HNIB Girls Summer Showcase is Suburban, which is hoping for a strong showing for its first time out. The club will be coached by Kurt Carter from Portsmouth Abbey, one of two teams Carter will be coaching here this sum-

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mer. Two members of the Walpole Express junior squad hope to have a key role offensively in juniors Samantha Molind and Megan Gates. Senior Alex Robertson joins the Shamrocks program for this coming year. Junior Victoria Maloney comes to HNIB from

THOMASINA NASH

ALEX JOSEPH

ALEX ROBERTSON

SARAH MORISSET

ADRIANA CAPALDI

VICTORIA MALONEY

MEGAN GATES

SAMANTHA MOLIND

MCKENZIE CERRATO

ASPEN TABAR

DELANEY SHAW

MADDIE REGO

MADISON SILVERMAN

SARAH NOYES

ASHLEY MANDERVILLE

LEANNE SAKERS

SYDNEY BAXTER

SOFIA CEBRERO

SUBURBAN

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

12 13 16 17 18 22 23 24 25 26

10 11 14 20 21 27

Megan Gates Alexandra Joseph Samantha Molind McKenzie Cerrato Alex Robertson Sarah Morisset Thomasina Nash Aspen Tabar Victoria Maloney Adriana Crepaldi

Ashley Mandeville Delaney Shaw Sarah Noyes Maddison Silverman Maddie Rego Leeanne Sakers

1 Sydney Baxter 29 Sofia Cebrero

UHNS-Walpole Express Middlesex/Assabet Boston Bandits EC Wizards Boston Jr. Shamrocks Pilot Mound Hockey Millbrook Princeton Tiger Lilies Snider Hockey NJ Titans u14

Natick, MA Natick, MA Middleboro, MA Malden, MA Prides Crossing, MA Conifer, CO Brick, NJ Mullica Hill, NJ Philadelphia, PA Brick, NJ

PHC South/EC Wizards Portsmouth Abbey Cheverus-Kennebunk/Casco Bay Tilton School Hotchkiss/Mid-Fairfield CT Stars Jr. Flyers u19 Tilton School Wildcats u14

Coach: Kurt Carter - Portsmouth Abbey

Junior Alex Joseph plays prep hockey out of the Middlesex School. McKenzie Cerrato wants a big role with the East Coast Wizards in the upcoming season. Freshman Adriana Crepaldi and freshman Aspen Tabar come highly-regarded from the state of New Jersey and The NJ Titans and Princeton Tiger Lilies program respectively. Colorado native Sarah Morisset, a freshman, will show what she can do. She is with the Colorado Select Girls program. Freshman Thomasina Nash brings her talents to the Millbrook School in the fall. An ace on the Suburban blue line will be senior Maddie Rego, part of a strong program at Hotchkiss School. Senior Sarah Noyes hails from Maine, where she plays for the Cheverus-Kennebunk coop program. Sophomore Leeanne Sakers travels here from Maryland and skates with the Jr Flyers program. Sophomore Madison Silverman looks to open some eyes on the blue line at Tilton

Pascoag, RI Rochester, MA Falmouth, ME Winthrop, MA Brooklyn, NY Earleville, MD Exeter, RI Hudson, NH

JR JR JR 8th SR FR FR FR JR FR

FR SO SR SO SR SO

5’10” 5’8” 5’5” 5’4” 5’5” 5’6” 5’2” 5’6” 5’1” 5’5”

5’6” 5’2” 5’9” 5’8” 5’11” 5’8”

FR 5’8” FR 5’4”

Colors: Black/Red/White

165 8/8/01 L 165 3/2/02 L 150 10/15/01 L 130 11/14/03 R 140 5/20/01 L 110 10/8/03 R 145 1/2/04 L 145 10/2/03 L 118 4/18/02 R 115 8/26/04 R

6/27/05 115 4/27/03 135 3/31/01 135 7/26/02 165 6/6/01 130 10/28/02 130 110

L R R R R L

DOB C

3/11/03 L 4/8/04 R

School. Freshman Ashley Mandeville skates with the East Coast Wizards and the PHC South program. Sophomore Delaney Shaw, out of Rochester, MA, heads to play for coach Carter at Portsmouth Abbey. Goaltending duties will fall on a pair of freshmen. Sydney Baxter, repeats her freshman year at Tilton School. Sofia Cebrero plans to tend goal for the Wildcats U14 squad this season.

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TRI-STATE

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Group Primed For Another Title Run

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

n its first year at HNIB last summer, Tri-State showed well, advancing to the championship game. Returning this year, the team looks to win it in 2018. Mike Keenan, with the Delco Phantoms program in the Philadelphia area, is back to coach this talented group once

again. The forward group is strong, with the majority of players going to the Hill School and playing there during the prep season. Juniors Jess Ciarrocchi and Elizabeth MacMurray return from last summer’s club and will be offensive leaders. Both also

JULIA WEISS

JESS CIARROCCHI

LEXI LOMBARDI

MACKENZIE SMITH

GIA SERAVALLI

NIKKI WOOD

ALLISON CORSER-JAMES

ELIZABETH MCMURRAY

KELSEY STAIVECKI

JOYCE SUN

SOPHIE GOLDBERG

RACHE HINKLEY

BROOKE HUBERT

LINDSAY COFFEY

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TRI-STATE

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# FORWARDS

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# DEFENSE

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB S

# GOALIES

2018-2019 TEAM(S)

HOMETOWN

YR HT

DOB C

11 13 18 19 22 23 24 25

10 12 17 26

Elizabeth MacMurray Gia Seravalli Julia Weiss Lexi Lombardi Lindsey Coffey Jess Ciarrocchi Allison Corser-James Mackenzie Smith

Joyce Sun Kelsey Staivecki Brooke Hubert Nikki Wood

31 Sophie Goldberg 35 Rachel Hinkley

Hill/Jr. Eagles Jr. Flyers/Hill Hill School Hill School Hill School Hill/Jr. Eagles Hill/Philadelphia Elite AAA Hill School

Hill School Hill School Walpole Express/LI Arrows Westchester Express

Hill School Northwood

Coach: Mike Keenan - Delco Phantoms

Exton, PA Ivyland, PA New York, NY Willow Grove, PA Villanova, PA W. Chester, PA Fort Collins, CO Alexandria, VA

Short Hills, NJ Orefield, PA Oceanside, NY Mechanicsburg, PA

Newtown, PA Swedesboro, NJ

JR SO SO JR JR JR JR FR

JR JR JR SO

5’9” 5’2” 5’4” 5’3” 5’5” 5’5” 5’6” 5’6”

5’7” 5’4” 5’10” 5’1”

SR 5’3” SO 5’4”

Colors: Grey/Black/White

145 10/6/01 R 115 3/15/03 L 120 8/27/02 L 125 4/22/01 R 135 10/10/01 R 130 2/24/02 R 150 11/7/01 R 120 2/3/04 R

160 6/25/02 R 155 7/26/02 R 145 11/17/01 R 120 11/26/02 R

115 130

2/26/01 L 12/5/02 L

* Roster was being finalized as magazine went to print

skate for the Boston Jr. Eagles program as well as Hill School. Sophomore Gia Seravalli, a native of Ivyland, PA, heads to the Hill School for the upcoming season and also plays the the Jr. Flyers. Sophomore Julia Weiss, out of New York City, and junior Lindsey Coffey, from the Exton Elite program, both will move on to Hill School this fall. Junior Lexi Lombardi is a returning player at Hill and also skates with the Exton Elite. Coming from Fort Collins, CO is junior Allison Corser-James, who will be at Hill after spending last with with the St. Louis Lady Blues. Freshman Mackenzie Smith hails from

Alexandria, VA. On defense, juniors Joyce Sun and Kelsey Staivecki both return to the lineup and a solid year of experience. Both patrol the blue line for Hill. Junior Brooke Hubert is back for a third year at HNIB, first with Tri-State. The Oceanside, NY native will be with the Walpole Express and Long Island Arrows boys program this year. Sophomore Nikki Wood can be seen this winter with the Westchester Express; she can play both forward and defense. Tri-State welcomes back senior Sophie Goldberg between the pipes. She was a Top Goalie Award winner at HNIB last

year and plays for Hill School. Joining her will be sophomore Rachel Hinckley, a member of the program at Northwood School.

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