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ockey Night In Boston welcomes you to our 39th annual Summer Tournament being held again this year at the Valley Forum, a beautiful two-rink facility in Haverhill, MA (25 miles north of Boston). Action in the 20-team Summer Showcase begins on Friday, July 26th with a unique jamboree-style format sure to please the scouts in attendance. Twenty teams will each play six games against six different opponents over a four-day period. College and NHL Scouts will be able to see prospects play two times each day on Saturday and Sunday against different opponents. Four select teams of Massachusetts /RI top players – Greater Boston, South Shore/RI, North Shore, Middlesex/Merrimack _ were chosen in April/May. Players were invited by the HNIB staff based upon their previous winter’s scholastic hockey season. The 30th annual New YorkConnecticut-Mid-Atlantic camp featuring close to 90 players took place from June 14-16. The players competed for spots on two teams in the South Division: Mid Atlantic and Connecticut/NY. HNIB Mid-West Director John Malloy conducted the 24th annual camp in Ann Arbor, MI (June 21-23) to select a major for this showcase. The Midwest teams will feature players from many Midwestern states. Over 85 skaters signed up for the 29th annual Northern New England camp in Haverhill, MA from June 7th -9th. The result was two select teams, Northern New England and Northeast, that represent players from Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Early in July, 50 players were drafted from the HNIB High School Division tryouts for participation in the major showcase (from a turnout of 125 partcipants), including a Suburban entry. Sixteen teams of sophomores (over 300 players) competed in the gigantic and unique HNIB Sophomore All-Star Tournament from July 14-20. Also, 240 junior high players participated in their own festival as a stepping

39th Annual Showcase Promises To Offer Exciting Hockey Action stone to their initial exposure at HNIB. The final 40 Sophomore All Stars were chosen after their AllStar Games on July 19th. Returning at HNIB this summer are two major teams representing South Florida (Tim Kyrkostas), and the Philadelphia area (Charlie Pens). Defending champion Central/West returns looking for another title newly named as Mass West. Metro performed quite well in its baptism

last summer. East Coast is hoping to challenge in the West Division. This summer HNIB welcomes three new clubs including a team with a majority of players from the state of Minnesota that should compete right away. A team from Long Island, put together by George Hansen, and a team from Western NY, compiled by Nick Nucci, look to challenge in South and East divisions respectively.

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Summer Magazine Index HNIB Staff Tourney Welcome 2012 Tourney Review Tourney History Tourney Schedule HNIB Coaching Staff HNIB Profile Series Greater Boston Middlesex/Merrimack North Shore South Shore/RI Mass/NE Sophomores Mass West Metro Northern NE Suburban Western NY Connecticut/NY Long Island Mid-Atlantic Minnesota Northeast East Coast Midwest National Sophomores Philadelphia South Florida

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On The COver Featured on the cover of the 2013 HNIB Major Showcase summer magazine are (l to r) Joey Fallon of The Gunnery, playing for Connecticut/NY this summer, goalie John Liquori of Mass West via Springfield Cathedral, who backboned Central/West to the title last summer, and two of last year’s Summer Showcase MVPs in North Shore’s Bobby Mullins of BB&N and Metro’s Brendan McDonough, who moves on to the Jr. Monarchs for the upcoming season.

* Some rosters may have added players after the print deadline for this magazine.

HNIB Summer Showcase Staff EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LANCE LOFARO EDITOR/ ASST. DIRECTOR GARY DEMOPOULOS SALES•PROMOTIONS LANCE LOFARO GARY DEMOPOULOS JAMIE CALLERY SOPHOMORE DIRECTORS JOHN ANDERSEN DAN SHINE ROB GAGNON HIGH SCHOOL/RI DIVISION KEVIN DOYLE BILL CULLEN MID-ATLANTIC/NEW YORK CONNECTICUT CAMPS GARY DEMOPOULOS JAMIE CALLERY MID-WEST /GREAT LAKES JOHN MALLOY NO. NEW ENGLAND KEVIN DOYLE SOUTH FLORIDA TIM KYRKOSTAS NORTH FLORIDA/GEORGIA TREVOR FAHEY

PHILADELPHIA CHARLIE PENS REFEREE-IN-CHIEF JIM DOYLE PHOTOGRAPHY JAMIE CALLERY CLOCK/STATISTICS NATE EDMONDSON ALYCIA CHINN DAVE EDMONDSON MICHAEL MATTHEWS MIKE DEMERDJIAN MARY REDDY FRANK MARAGIOLIO BETH REMMES TRAINERS ANDY BERUBE AL DeLANO KEVIN DUNHAM NAIRI MELKONIAN MAGAZINE/PROFILES GARY DEMOPOULOS KEVIN DOYLE JAMIE CALLERY LAYOUT/DESIGN GARY DEMOPOULOS JAMIE CALLERY MATT FURNESS

HNIB Summer Champs 1975-2012 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

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Central/West Reigns Supreme

Middlesex Falls 7-2 In title game

Central/West took home the top honors in the 2012 HNIB Summer Showcase.

2012 Summer Showcase Scoring Leaders

MVP AWARDS were presented to North Shore’s Bobby Mullins (l) and Metro’s Brendan McDonough (r) by Reebok/CCM’s Peter Catalano.

1. Brendan McDonough (Metro) 2. Brian Bowen (Middle/Merri.) Bobby Mullins (North) 4. Tommy Bishop (North) 5. Garrett Torrico (TeamOne) Trevor Cimino (Middle./Merri.) 7. Rob Devaney (Middle./Merri.) Ryan Dunn (Greater Boston) Jake Simons (South Florida) 10.Jackson Tucker (Central/West) 11. Scott Majkowski (Midwest) Jake Barbera (Metro) Anthony Langevin (Ct/NY) Joe Meehan (Great Lakes) Brad Buvinow (Mid-Atlantic)

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MajOr ShOwCaSe STandingS NORTH DIVISION Middle/Merri. South Shore/RI North Shore Mass/NE Sophs Greater Boston

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BAUER’s Mike Sheehy presented MVP Awards to Middlesex/Merrimack’s Brian Bowen (l) and Central/West’s Sean Deverin.

goaltending Leaders 1 Steve Thulin (TeamOne) 2. Joey Daccord (NNE) John Liquori (Central/West) Brett Glendye (NNE) 5. Robert Schmidt (Midwest) 6. Nick Kasubinski (Gr. Lakes) 7. Ryan Slatky (NNE) Cody Doyle (Central/West) 9. Nick Petrowski (Metro) Billy Price (Metro)

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2012 MAJOR SHOWCASE AWARD WINNERS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Brian Bowen (Middlesex/Merrimack), Mickey Foley (Central/West), Bobby Mullins (North Shore), Brendan McDonough (Metro) BEST PRO PROSPECT: Chris Zuccaro (TeamOne), Brian Bowen (Middlesex/Merrimack), Sean Deverin (Central/West), Mason Schmitt (Midwest), Peter Sikalis (South/RI), Shane Kavanagh (South/RI) TOP DEFENSEMAN: Peter Sikalis (South/RI), Michael Cartwright (South Florida), Jeremy Young (Middlesex/Merrimack), Nick Foland (Middlesex/Merrimack), Matt Foley (Central/West), Colin Williamson (Northeast) TOP GOALTENDER: Steve Thulin (TeamOne), Brent Petrowski (Metro), John Liquori (Central/West), Brett Glendye (Northern New England, Ryan Slatky (Northern New England) SCORING CHAMP: Brendan McDonough (Metro) MR. HUSTLE: Brad Buvinow (Mid-Atlantic), Scott Majkowski (Midwest), Anthony Langevin (Connecticut/NY), Matt Levene (Great Lakes), Rob Devaney (Middlesex/Merrimack), Jackson Tucker (Central/West), Artie Potter (Central/West) BIGGEST SURPRISE: Brendan Murphy (South/RI), Joey Daccord (Northern NE), Kevin Doyle (Central/West), Mike Kelly (Middlesex/Merrimack), Cullen McMahon (Midwest), Billy Storoniak (East Coast), SOPHOMORE MVPs: Peter Crinella (Central/West), Garrett Geane (Natonal Sophs), Jeff Morgan (National Sophs), Michael Snow (Mass/NE Sophs), Ben Barton (Mass/NE Sophs), John McLean (Mass/NE Sophs)

BEST PRO PROSPECT AWARD WINNERS 1982 Brian Lawton (RI) 1983 Steve Leach (Middlesex) Clark Donatelli (RI) 1984 Mike Kelfer (North) Scott Young (West) Craig Janney (RI/Conn) 1985 Greg Brown (West) Dave Capuano (RI) Todd Copeland (West) Tom Fitzgerald (Middlesex) Brian Leetch (Conn) 1986 John LeClair (NNE) Joe Sacco (GBL) Shawn McEachern (GBL) Ted Donato (West) Jon Weisbrod (Mid/Atl) Dave Pergola (M/MV)

1987 Steve Heinze (North) Rob Gaudreau (RI) Jeremy Roenick (South) Joe Cleary (West) Keith Carney (RI) 1988 Bill Guerin (West) Scott LaGrand (NY) Ted Crowley (West) Dave Roberts (Conn) 1989 Keith Tkachuk (GB) Jack Callahan (GB) Matt Martin (Conn) Mike Heinke (Conn) 1990 John Lilley (Middlesex) Mike Prendergast (GB) Bryan Lonsinger (Mid/Atl) Craig Darby (NY)

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Brett Stickney (NNE) Chad Quenneville (Conn) Ben Coughlin (Middlesex) 1991 Jay Pandolfo (Middlesex) Marc Grande (Mid-West) Don Chase (Mass West) Mike Collett (South Shore) Trevor Hanson (RI) Joe Hulbig (Mass West) Jim Carey (South Shore) 1992 E.J. Bradley (New York) Erik Johnson (Mid-West) Dean Campanale (South) Billy Pierce (Middlesex) Jeff Connolly (Mass West) 1993 E.J. Bradley (New York) Tom Noble (South) Justin Martin (NNE) Jim Kosecki (New York) Chris Kelleher (Middlesex) Brad Norton (Middlesex) Bryan Berard (RI) Bubba Berenzweig (Mid-West) 1994 Bryan Berard (Rhode Island) Bubba Berenzweig (Mid-West) Mike Bent (Gr. Boston) AlbieO’Connell (Middlesex) Travis Roy (NNE) Steve MacKinnon (Middlesex) 1995 Dan LaCouture (Mass West) Tom Poti (Mass West) J.R. Prestifilippo (Mid-Atlantic) Aaron Boone (NNE) Bobby Allen (South Shore) Mike Souza (Middlesex) 1996 Vince Clevenger (Mid-Atlantic) Chris Corrinet (Mass West) Heath Gordon (South) Eric Lind (Conn) Nick Gillis (North) Brendon Hodge (North) Bobby Allen (South) 1997 Ales Dolinar (New York) Chris Dyment (Middlesex) Brian Eklund (South Shore) Tim Foster (North) Jeff Giuliano (NNE) Matt Murley (New York) Mike Pandolfo (Middlesex) 1998 Chris Vail (NNE) Greg Boucher (NNE) Paul Kelly (North) Kevin Audit (Mid-Atlantic) John Cronin (South) Trevor Byrne (South) Brian Collins (West) 1999 Tyler Kolarik (Mid-Atlantic) Rob Fried (Mid-Atlantic) Tristan Lush (Merrimack)

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Steve Wood (Merrimack) Mike Komisarek (Conn.) Brett Peterson (Mass West) Kenny Smith (Middlesex) Gabe Winer (South Shore) Gabe Gauthier (Pacific) Marvin Degon (Mass West) Ed Caron (NNE) Mike Woodford (Merrimack) Dan Murphy (Merrimack) Dan Spang (Middlesex) Pat Noonan (Mass West) James Pemberton (RI/SE Mass) Brian Boyle (South Shore) Dan Travis (NNE) Ben Lovejoy (NNE) Paul Baier (RI/SE Mass) Josh Robertson (South Shore) Mike Hartwick (Northern NE) Dan Travis (NNE) Matt Vokes (Mass West) Sean Sullivan (South Shore) Brian Boyle (South Shore) Ryan Cruthers (New York) Carter Lee (Mid Atlantic) Josh Robertson (South Shore) Brian O’Hanley (South Shore) Paul Baier (RI/SE Mass) Will Boardman (NNE) Nolan Boike (Gr. Boston) Rob Bellamy (Mass West) Pierce Norton (Suburban) Pat Bowen (South Shore) Corey Quirk (South Shore) Jon Quick (Connecticut) Alex Petizian (Midwest) Steve Rolecek (NNE) Kevin Maresco (North Shore) J.P. Martignetti (Middlesex) Jon Lareau (South Shore) Greg Rodriguez (New York) Tony Morrone (SE/Capital) Ray Monroe (Mass West) Joe Smith (Middlesex) Justin Kemmerer (Midwest) JP Martignetti (Middlesex) Zach Joy (Northern NE) Joe Smith (Middlesex) Jake Klancher (New York) Nick Bonino (Connecticut) John Simpson (Merrimack) Sean Coughlin (North Shore) Paul Thompson (Northeast) Jason Sylvia (Merrimack) Andrew Sherman (Connecticut) Bobby Farnham (Merrimack) Mike Vasilchuk (Middlesex) Chad Johnson (North Shore)

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Chris Kreider (Merrimack) T.J. Massie (Middlesex) Casey Brugman (North Shore) Kelen Corkum (North Shor) Pat Kiley (Middlesex) Rob Toczylowski (Middlesex) Trent Ruffalo (So. Florida) Jeff Silengo (Mid Atlantic) Mark Adams (Greater Boston) Brian Ward (North Shore) John Caldwell (Greater Boston) Garrett Noonan (South Shore/RI) Mike Pereira (Mid-Atlantic) Colin Sullivan (Conn/NY) Mark Naclerio (Conn/NY) Mike Vecchione (Greater Boston)

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Brian Morgan (Northern NE) Peter LaFosse (Northern NE) Noel Acciari (South Shore/RI) Zach Luczyk (South Shore/RI) Brian Morgan (Northern NE) Alex Minter (TeamOne) Brendan Collier (Gr. Boston) Zach Borsoi (One Hockey) Kyle O’Brien (Middlesex/Merr.) Chris Zuccaro (TeamOne) Brian Bowen (Middlesex/Merr.) Sean Deverin (Central/West) Mason Schmitt (Midwest) Peter Sikalis (South Shore/RI) Shane Kavanagh (South Shore/RI)

TOURNAMENT SCORING CHAMP 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994

Mark Fidler (South) Bill O'Dwyer (South) Mike DiCenzo (GBL) Bob Carpenter (North) Rich Costello (West) Scott Harlow (South) Dave Jensen (West) Clark Donatelli (RI) Mike Kelfer (North) Rob Tobin (M/MV) Bernie Cassell (South) Jim Bieren (M/MV) Bracken Gardner (NY) Brett Tryder (North) Jim Krayer (Middlesex) Ryan Mulhern (Mid/Atl) Jamie Thompson (Middle) Brian Callahan (Gr. Bost) Brad Englehart (NNE) Mike Bent (Gr. Boston)

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MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988

No Awards Mark Fidler (South) Jeff Cowles (Middlesex) Ed Rauseo (GBL) Tony Messina (GBL) Jim Campbell (South) Scott Fusco (Middlesex) Art Yeomalakis (GBL) Mike Veno (Middlesex) Dan Shea (South) Brian Noonan (South) Brian Leetch (RI/Conn) Bob Stickney (MVC) Dave Capuano (RI) Dave Guden (Middlesex) Bernie Cassell (South) Sean McEachern (GBL) Mark Bavis (GBL) Mike Ross (Conn) Marc Beran (West) Greg Carvel (NY)

1989 Brett Tryder (North) Tom Parlon (GB) Keith Tkachuk (GB) Mark Yannetti (North) 1990 Jim Krayer (Middlesex) Ben Coughlin (Middlesex) John Lilley (Middlesex) 1991 Jim Carey (South Shore) Jamie Thompson (Middlesex) Tom O'Brien (Mid•West) 1992 Tom Nolan (Mass•West) Jon Sorg (Mid-Atlantic) Brian Callahan (Gr. Boston) 1993 Brad Englehart (NNE) E.J. Bradley (New York) Damian Prescott (North) 1994 Mike Bent (Gr. Boston) Pete Zakowich (Conn.) Matt Garver (New York) 1995 J.R. Prestifilippo (Mid-Atlantic) Jeff Hamilton (Mid-West)

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Scott Turco(NNE) 1996 Jeff Giuliano (NNE) Ron Mongeau (Mid-Atlantic) 1997 Ryan Cordeiro (South Shore) Matt Murley (New York) Don Richardson (New York) 1998 John Cronin (South Shore) Trevor Byrne (South Shore) Denis Nam (Mid-West) 1999 Tyler Kolarik (Mid-Atlantic) Mick Mounsey (NNE) 2000 Ben Murphy (Merrimack) Sean Collins (Middlesex) Nathan Cook (Maritimes) 2001 Rugo Santini (Middlesex) Dan Spang (Middlesex) Mike Curtis (South Shore) 2002 Brian Boyle (South Shore) Sean Sullivan (South Shore) Ryan Cruthers (New York) 2003 Carter Lee (Mid-Atlantic) Mike Reilly(Mid-Atlantic) Kyle Smith (NNE) 2004 Steve Rolecek (NNE) Jimmy Koehler (NNE) Kevin Maresco (North Shore) 2005 Michael Adams (Merrimack/Cent) Mark Rinaldi (Mass West) Jay Anctil (Northern NE) 2006 Dennis Kearney (Northeast) Paul Thompson (Northeast) Ted Fabian (NNE) 2007 Bobby Farnham (Merrimack) Seth Anderson (New York) 2008 Trent Ruffalo (So. Florida) Chris Comprosky (So. Florida) Jeff Silengo (Mid Atlantic) 2009 Jackie Bartlett (North Shore) Zach Andrews (South Florida) 2010 Mike Vecchione (Greater Boston) Tim Coffey (South Shore/RI) Noel Acciari (South Shore/RI) Greg Smart (Midwest) 2011 Alex Minter (TeamOne) Brian Morgan (Northern NE) Zachary Aman (One Hockey) Trace Jablin (One Hockey White) 2012 Brian Bowen (Middlesex/Merr.) Mickey Foley (Central/West) Bobby Mullins (North Shore) Brendan McDonough (Metro)

TOP DEFENSEMEN 1976 Tim Kimball (North) 1977 Jeff Smith (MVC) 1978 George Klapes (GBL) Mark Fusco (Middlesex) 1979 T. J. Connolly (South) 1980 George Boudreau (GBL) 1981 Dom Campedelli (Div. 2) John Bernis (GBL) 1982 Paul Ames (MVC/NH) Joe Brine (Middlesex) 1983 Don Sweeney (MVC/NH) 1984 Chris Biotti (GBL) Perry Florio (RI/Conn) 1985 Joe DiGiacomo (RI) Tim Shenk (South 1986 Tim Roberts (South) Steve McCool (Mid/Atl) 1987 Zach Dargaty (Conn) Scott Matusovich (Conn) Dave Sacco (GBL) Ted Crowley (West) 1988 Kevin O'Sullivan (GBL) Jim Pinti (NY) Ron Pascucci (North) 1989 Scott Malone (GB) Mark Yannetti (North) Matt Martin (Conn) 1990 Brian Mueller (NY) Mike Traggio (Conn) Bryan Lonsinger (Mid/Atl) 1991 Tom Ashe (Mass West) Doug Wood (Middlesex) Keith Aldridge (Mich.) 1992 Blake Sloan (Mid-West) Dave Wainwright (West) Ryan Taylor (North Shore) 1993 Chris Kelleher (Middlesex) Jeff Kealty (Mass West) Tom O'Connor (Mass West) 1994 Bryan Berard (Rhode Island) Bubba Berenzweig (Mid-West) Dave Risk (Mid-Atlantic) 1995 Tom Poti (Mass West) Brian Pothier (South) Jeff Dessner (Mid-West) 1996 Eric Lind (Conn.) Marty Hughes (NY) Bobby Allen (South) 1997 Chris Dyment (Middlesex) Jim Fahey (Gr. Boston) Bob Gordon (Mass West) Peter Metcalf (South) 1998 Evan Nielson (Midwest) Nick Cammarata (Mass West) Trevor Byrne (South) John Cronin (South) 1999 Steve Wood (Merrimack) Brett Peterson (Mass West) Kenny Smith (Middlesex) Mick Mounsey (NNE) Greg Lauze (NNE)

2000 Paul Lynch (North Shore) Kevin Darcy (South Shore) Don Grover (South Shore) Brian Mullaly (Merrimack) 2001 Dan Spang (Middlesex) Marvin Degon (Mass West) Ben Lovejoy (NNE) Jamie Sifers (Conn) Tom Walsh (Greater Boston) 2002 Chris Murray (Mass West) Sean Hurley (NNE) Chris Kelley (Mid Atlantic) Jon Ralph (Mid Atlantic) Bill LeClerc (Merrimack Valley) Sean Sullivan (South Shore) 2003 Will Boardman (NNE) Paul Baier (RI/SE Mass) Mike Gershon (Mid-Atlantic) Bret Tyler (Merrimack) Brian O’Hanley (South Shore) Jeff Landers (Suburban) 2004 Femi Amurawaiye (Mar/North) Chris Powers (North Shore) Andy Brennan (South Shore) Tom Breslin (NNE) Pat Bowen (South Shore) Justin Kemmerer (Midwest) 2005 Nolan Burns (Greater Boston) Steve Coon (New York) Rob Gannon (North Shore) Chris Huxley (South Shore) Justin Kemmerer (Midwest) Chris LaBella (RI/SE Mass) 2006 Mike Vasilchuk (Middlesex) Andrew Sherman (Connecticut) Sean Coughlin (North Shore) Jim Gaudet (Northeast) Ryan Pezzulo (Merrimack) Jake Gaffey (NNE)

2007 Andrew Sherman (Connecticut) Charlie Carkin (Merrimack) Kyle Konas (Great Lakes) Dan Ahern (Greater Boston) Mike Vasilchuk (Middlesex) Garrett Collins (Middlesex) 2008 Tom Kader (North Shore) Whitney Curtin (New York) Brock McGinn (So. Florida) John Ogden (Mid Atlantic) Sean Gallagher (So. Shore/West) Greg Crovo (Greater Boston) 2009 Garrett Noonan (So. Shore/RI) Ben Burbridge (Midwest) Greg Crovo (Greater Boston) Brad Jones (South Florida) William Weimar (Conn/NY) 2010 Colin Sullivan (Conn/NY) Connor Evangelista (Gr. Boston) Brian Ouellette (Gr. Boston) Connor Costello (Northern NE) Shane Dunphy (South Shore/RI) Christian Neumann (Midwest) 2011 Ryan Sullivan (TeamOne) Colin MacGillivary (Gr. Boston) Shamus Maloney (South/RI) Kyle O’Brien (Middlesex/Mer.) Connor Judson (Midwest) Peter Sikalis (One Hockey Black) 2012 Michael Cartwright (So. Florida) Jeremy Young (Middlesex/Merr.) Nick Foland (Middlesex/Merr.) Matt Foley (Central/West) Colin Williamson (Northeast) Peter Sikalis (South Shore/RI)

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TOP GOALTENDERS 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995

Jim Tortorella (MVC/Dual) John Tyros (MVC/Dual) Steve Cardillo (GBL) Wayne Collins (Middlesex) Dana DeMole (Middlesex) Scott Gordan (South) Tom Barrasso (West) Tim Makris (RI/CM) Dave Delfino (GBL) Dave Littman (RI/Conn) Mark Felicio (RI) Tom Cole (M/MV) Greg Menges (GBL) Alex Moody (North) Mike Mondello (GBL) Mike Mondello (GBL) Mike Doneghey (South) Paul Spagnoletti (Conn) Ed Owens (North) Aaron Israel (Middlesex) Josh Singewald (Conn) Mike Sparrow (Mass•West) Aaron Israel (Middlesex) Jim Carey (South Shore) Kirk Daubenspeck (Mid•West) Greg Hampton (Gr. Boston) Brian Larochelle (NNE) Brian Regan (CT) Lanny Jardine (Mid-West) Brian Boucher (RI) Jason Cherella (South Shore) Peter Zakowich (Conn.) Lanny Jardine (Mid-West) Mike Sheehan (Mass West) J.R. Prestifilippo (Mid-Atlantic)

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2001

Matt Carney (South Shore) James Whelan (South Shore) Graham Melanson (New Bruns.) Derek Cunha (South) Jason Hart (Mid-Atlantic) Coln Robinson (NNE) Brian Eklund (South Shore) Jason Lefevre (New York) Mike Morrison (Gr. Boston) Justin Jagher (Mass West) Todd Marr (Conn.) Trapper Clark (NNE) Ben Fash (Maritimes) Billy Moss (Merrimack) Bill Zaniboni (South Shore) Gabe Winer (South Shore) Matt Hanson (North Shore) Tim Warner (Greater Boston) Kyle McNulty (RI) Kevin Kliman (Maritimes) Jeff Pietrasiak (Mass West) Henry Breslin (NNE)

2002 Scott Tomes (NNE) Ryan Hatch (RI/SE Mass) Josh Fillman (South Shore) Issa Azat (Pacific) 2003 Mike Coskren (Suburban) Mike Raine (Maritimes) Issa Azat (Pacific) Mike Reilly (Mid-Atlantic) 2004 Jon Quick (Connecticut) Alex Petizian (Midwest) Jeff Green (RI/SE Mass) 2005 Mike Reilly (New York)

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39th Annual HNIBâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Summer Showcase Haverhill Valley Forum - Haverhill, MA July 26th - July 31st, 2013 Major Summer Showcase Teams NORTH DIVISION

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(All Games 3 15-Minute Periods) Friday - July 26th (Mini-Practice/Game 1) 11:00am 1:00pm 3:00pm 5:00pm 7:00pm

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- Major Showcase Playoffs Tuesday - July 30th North Arena 11:00am (Game A) 5th Place ___ 12th Place ___ 12:30pm (Game C) 7th Place ___ 10th Place ___

South Arena 11:00am (Game B) 6th Place ___ 11th Place ___ 12:30pm (Game D) 8th Place ___ 9th Place ___

Tuesday - July 30th - Quarterfinals North Arena 6:00pm (Game E) North #1 ___ Game A Winner ___ 8:00pm (Game F) East #1 ___ Game C Winner ___

South Arena 6:00pm (Game G) South #1 ___ Game B Winner ___ 8:00pm (Game H) West #1 ___ Game D Winner ___

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Geoff Marottolo Connecticut Yankees

Dan Shine Arlington Catholic

Pat Norton Tilton School

Kevin Kervick Springfield Rifles

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Conn/NY’s Fallon A Going Concern

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

enior Joey Fallon has been thinking about and working toward the coming season at Gunnery since last season ended at the hands of Kent in the semifinal round of the Stuart/Corkery Elite Tournament. Expectations are high for a Highlanders' squad that returns a large contingent from the 216-4 club that finished third in HNIB's final 2013 poll. "The loss left me as well as all the other returners hungry for redemption. We are returning a bunch of great guys who are not only good players but all are awesome human beings. We have one of the closest of bonds I have ever seen before as a team and with coach (Chris) Baudo's ability to recruit great hockey players and even better kids the bond as a team will get even stronger come next year. We have all the elements of a great team and in my honest opinion New England's is ours to lose," said Fallon. Compact and durable, Fallon hails from West Islip, NY. He is a product of the Long Island Royals' program and is a big fan of the Rangers' Ryan Callahan. "I have loved Callahan from Day One. I model my playing style directly after his. He is an 'X Factor' type of player, who will do anything and everything for the betterment of the team," said Fallon, who tallied 27 pts in his first season at Gunnery. He credited the Gunnery coaching staff for noticeable improvements in his penalty killing and keeping mind of his defensive responsibilities as a center. He uses his speed and strength to his advantage but says he needs to work on maintaining poise with the puck and his shot release. At the conclusion of this past school year, Fallon was back on the ice as his former coaches Steve Webb and Pat Lafontaine secured ice for members of his old U16 Royals team to get their legs back. Fallon is also working directly with New York Islanders' Strength and Conditioning Coach Derek Douglas. A returnee to the Connecticut/New York squad coached by Jim Salfi in this week's 39th annual HNIB Summer Showcase, Fallon likes the roster's makeup and its chances to improve last year's 3-4-0 slate. This tournament, coupled with his ongoing training regimen, should serve as a springboard into Fallon's senior season

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"It looks like we have some good talent and, with coach Salfi on the bench, we should be a good contender," he said. "I hope to help Connecticut/New York win some games as well as better myself as a player." (Continued On Page 29)

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McDonough Will Test Jr. Hockey Waters Metro Star Heads to Jr. Monarchs He will carry the memories of consecutive State championships with him and said scoring a goal at TD Garden is something he will never forget. "Winning back-to-back state titles was awesome, and doing it with your best friends makes it even better. I will some day be able to tell my own kids about getting to play in the Boston Garden and winning back-to-back state titles. As a team, we worked really hard to achieve this goal, and having it happen two years in a row is the best feeling in the world," he said. (Continued On Page 28)

"It was not an easy decision for me. I feel that working with the coaches and Monarchs' organization will help me develop to the level I need to be at to play college hockey. It is a big commitment but I am very excited about this opportunity and look forward to the upcoming season." Wilmington’s Brendan McDonough Offensive Catalyst For Metro

- Metro’s Brendan McDonough

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

stalwart member of Wilmington High School's Massachusetts Division Two State Champion teams each of the past two seasons, Brendan McDonough will forgo his senior season as the Wildcats transition to Division One in favor of playing with the Junior Monarchs of the Eastern Hockey League. "It was not an easy decision for me. I feel that working with the coaches and Monarchs' organization will help me develop to the level I need to be at to play college hockey. It is a big commitment but I am very excited about this opportunity and look forward to the upcoming season," said McDonough.

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Liquori Last Line Of Defense Mass West Goalie Ready For Big Showcase

John Liquori • Springfield Cathedral Mass West Backstopper

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

s the last line of defense for Springfield Cathedral, John Liquori enters his senior season motivated by a bit of unfinished business -- success in the elite Massachusetts Division 1A Tournament, a.k.a. The Super Eight. "My expectations for this year are to take my team to the Super Eight for the third year in a row and win the Super Eight Championship," said Liquori, who had a 2.03 GAA and .908 save percentage last year. Cathedral seemed poised to mount a challenge last winter -- until it ran into

eventual 1A champion Malden Catholic, which dealt Cathedral its only three losses of the season in succession -- first in the championship game of Cathedral's tournament, then in the Super Eight quarterfinals. Liquori played for defending Summer Showcase champion Central/West last year, an experience he said gave him confidence for the high school campaign. His performance drew him one of the Showcase’s Top Goaltender awards last summer. (Continued On Page 29)

Playmaking McDonough Key For Metro (Continued From Page 26)

And, he expects Wilmington will be just fine despite the jump to Division One. "They have Drew Foley in net, who I think is the best goalie in the Middlesex League. They also have a great group of returning players. I am very glad I had the chance to play with some great teammates in front of our classmates and our awesome fans," said McDonough, who led Wilmington with 31 points last season skating on the top line with Cam Owens and Jake Rogers.

McDonough tries to emulate Thomas Vanek of the Buffalo Sabres, combining skill with physicality. An adept set-up man, McDonough considers his hockey sense and on-ice vision his biggest assets. "I like to move the puck and set up plays with my teammates. I work very hard in the corners and try to play a two-way hockey game. I have a strong shot and spend a lot of time practicing shooting," said McDonough, adding his skating and acceleration need improvement.

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You can always use more speed in hockey as at each level things happen faster on the ice. You can always improve your skills in every part of the game so the work never really stops ," he said. McDonough has been engaged in off-ice training and strength training since the end of the high school baseball season. In addition the HNIB Summer Showcase, he will skate in several tournaments this summer as well as participating in skills camps. McDonough says he looks forward to playing at HNIB each summer. This is his second HNIB appearance with Frank Golden's Metro squad, which includes Wilmington High teammates Luke Foley and Cody McGowan. "I know we will have a lot of fun playing in this tournament. I think we should do just fine. Coach Golden has put together a strong team and always gets the most out of his players. I have learned a lot from him these past few years in these tournaments," McDonough said. He has not made a college commitment but understands the recruiting process is now under way in earnest. He hopes to stay in the New England region. "I plan on working really hard this year in all aspects of my game. If I do my best and push myself hopefully things will eventually fall into place. I know my coaches will be a big plus in teaching me how to become a better player and help me get some exposure from college coaches. My goal is to play college hockey at the highest level possible but more importantly get a good education at a college that fits me," he concluded.

- On The Cover Liquori A Solid Netminder (Continued From Page 27)

"I was playing very well and I was pleased with the way I was playing," he said, adding that he continued to improve throughout the season. "My overall game improved a lot in my opinion. My angles were one thing I had to improve, which I believe I accomplished. My patience in net grew a lot from past seasons and my ability to read and react to plays has improved greatly." Liquori's favorite NHL player is Penguins' goalie Marc Andre Fleury, his post-season struggles notwithstanding. "I admire the way he plays and presents himself as a goalie. I've always tried to mirror my style and performance after him," said Liquori, who cites his speed in net and quick reaction time as primary assets. "I think that my glove side is my strongest area in net along with my pads. Areas I believe still need work are my blocker side and the confidence to make a strong play behind the net with my stick," he assessed. His preparation for the coming season has included appearances in two earlier showcases and attendance at a prospects camp in Marlborough. Off-ice training takes place even day and Liquori is also doing position-specific weight training with a former Cathedral goaltender "I don’t know much about the roster for the Central/West team this year, but if we're anything like last year we pose a big threat to take the Showcase again," he said. "What I hope to gain from this year’s Showcase is to play with even more confidence and not to over think. Liquori will play Junior hockey upon graduation from Cathedral and will pursue a Criminal Justice degree. "I would love the opportunity to play college hockey, I hope my performance this year draws some attentions and helps prove to myself and others I'm ready to play at the next level," he said.

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North Shore’s Bailey MacBurnie A Cool Customer In The Crease

Bailey MacBurnie Will Guard North Shore Cage

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

ans of goaltending should pay attention to North Shore keeper Bailey MacBurnie during this week's 39th annual Hockey Night In Boston Summer Showcase. The Beverly, MA product burst onto the scene two seasons ago as a sophomore, leading St. Mary's of Lynn to 22-2-3 record, a Catholic Central League championship and the No. 2 seed in the elite Massachusetts Division 1A Tournament. He posted a 1.38 GAA in 27 starts, earning league honors while facing close to 600 shots. He received a merit scholarship to attend Brewster Academy, where last season he recorded shutouts of Holderness, Pingree and Winchendon (52 saves) and, in perhaps his most impressive performance of the year, turned back 62 shots in a 4-2 loss to a powerhouse Kimball Union club. "That was truly a memorable and exhausting game against a team that has

numerous Division One commits," recalled MacBurnie, who has been "playing up" in age and ability in USHL U20 tournaments. "During the most recent junior and college tournaments I realized that the strength and pace doesn’t bother me. Seeing quick powerful shots from all angles on a regular basis has forced me to improve on crease quickness and awareness. The USHL and college level players force me to lock down posts and seal the lower part of the the net during inclose scrums. I see the NHL goalies have mastered this knowing at any time these players can sneak one in from anywhere," said MacBurnie, a student of goalie guru Brian Daccord. A rangy 6-2, MacBurnie is a classic butterfly goalie who maintains balanced crease coverage augmented by a quick glove and blocker. He admires NHL goalies Mike Smith and Pekka Rinne. "I believe my tenacity and focus on the ice makes me successful. Mike Smith

reminds me of myself the way he competes. You can tell that he really loves to compete. Pekka Rinne is special because of his size -- I would love to be close to his size on the ice," MacBurnie said. He possesses the mental toughness and short-term memory, coupled with the ability to anticipate the unexpected and to manage the flow of the game, necessary to succeed in the cage. "My own personal goaltending philosophy is playing strong and smart during rough patches in a game, (and) separating yourself from distractions that can affect your performance while communicating with my teammates. I am always motivated and prepared to do the very best in net to give my team the best chance of success," he said. Part of that preparation includes an off-ice regimen of cardio work, cross training, stretching, yoga, weight lifting, core strengthening, and playing sports such as tennis to develop hand-eye coordination. (Continued On Page 34)

Skating, Play-Making Keys To Success For South/RI’s Borges

Brandon Borges • Williston Key Cog In South/RI Lineup

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

hough small in stature, junior forward Brandon Borges hopes to have a large impact this season as WillistonNorthampton seeks to bounce back from a rugged 2012-13 campaign. "My expectations for Williston this year are to make the playoffs and to be an impact player my teammates can count on. This past season going into Prep hockey, which is a fast and physical game, made me ready for the next level and allaround made me a better player," said Borges, of Providence, RI. He finished his debut campaign for the Wildcats with nine goals and 20 points, after starring for two seasons at Mt. St. Charles. Borges is skating for South Shore/Rhode Island in this week's 39th annual Summer Showcase. After years of fielding separate squads, the combined South/RI entry won its first title in 2009. South Shore, in fact, is far and away the most successful region in the tournament's history with eight championships. "I feel that this is a talented team and I think the team will do well in the Showcase," said Borges of the South/Ri unit. "I hope to get some exposure and face good competition." Borges, a recent 14th-round draft pick of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League's Moncton Wildcats, admires the Penguins' Sidney Crosby. "He makes something happen every time the puck is on his stick and he is a leader. I like to model my game around his playing style and compete level," he said. As a smaller player, Borges understands the need for enhanced skills to offset a lack of size. He cites his skating and puck-handling ability as his primary strengths and is working to improve all aspects of his game. "Right now I am trying to focus on improving my strength. This summer I have been working with Anthony Morando at Mike Boyle's Strength and Conditioning. I also have been shooting every day and skating twice a week," Borges said. Borges said he has drawn interest from ECAC, Atlantic and Hockey East Schools and hopes to make a commitment during the upcoming school year, adding "there is no rush." He also understands an additional year of seasoning may be necessary to prepare him fully for the rigors of the college game. "If Juniors is going to prepare me for college, then I will most likely play Juniors," said Borges, who will study Business in college.

North’s MacBurnie Looks Forward To Upcoming Year (Continued From Page 33)

He enjoys both saltwater and freshwater fishing and playing NHL on Xbox. At Brewster this past year he achieved the highest grade in the junior class reporting on fundraisers and the importance of credible foundations. " I can see myself involved in raising money for non-profit or profit marketing. I enjoy setting goals and attaining them," he said. This week's goal? To help North Shore add a second tournament title to the one it claimed back in 1989. "I'm looking for-

ward to playing for coach (Andy) Heinze. I'm hopeful to do what I can to contribute to the team's success," he said. Beyond that, MacBurnie said "I’m really looking forward to my upcoming senior year, both academically and playing hockey. I’ve been contacted by several colleges over the past year or so and I’m looking forward to the college process and being successful at the next level. Interests that I’d be pursuing in college include business marketing and personal relations possibly within professional sports."

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South’s Tim Doherty Won’t Be Denied St. George’s Star Deals With Diabetes

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he picture of Philadelphia Flyers' Hall of Famer Bobby Clarke in the family living room serves as both inspiration and constant reminder for Tim Doherty that Type 1 diabetes is not a stop sign but merely a speed bump to be negotiated along life's path. "It (diabetes) can't stop you from doing anything in this world and that is my motto -- it just can't stop you. When I was younger I had the opportunity to go to a Bruins' game and go down to the locker room after and meet Nick Boynton, who at the time played for the Bruins and also has Type 1 diabetes," said Doherty, who had a stellar campaign as a junior captain at St. George's School last winter. Doherty was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age five but has never considered himself a disabled athlete. "Diabetes is something that I carry with me everywhere I go. It certainly brings some challenges regarding sports but it is motivation to me to overcome adversity. I like having it as a challenge and it makes me a better player, I think, because of the inspiration it gives me," Doherty said. He grew up playing with a diabetic line mate, which made dealing with the disease easier. Occasionally he meets diabetic players at various tournaments or showcases. "We always talk about the basics, like if he wears a pump or what kind of bolus he gives before a skate. Anyone without diabetes would look at us like we were speaking a different language but it's always nice to know you're not the only one with it," Doherty noted. In addition to the mental preparation prior to every practice or game, Doherty must remain hyper-vigilant monitoring his insulin intake. "Before each skate I have to determine on the spot the amount of insulin I have to give myself before I take my pump off. Then in between periods I test and see where I'm at. Every day is a new day meaning it is never the same so each time I skate it's like a game with diabetes, judging how much I need or don't need," he explained. Doherty is another well-rounded forward on the South Shore/Rhode Island squad in this week's Summer Showcase. "I think our team will fare just fine in the showcase. Hopefully we can form a bond early and do well. Hopefully we make a good run," he said. "I hope to have a good tournament and hope that my team makes a really good run. I hope that my play is noticeable to some college coaches."

Tim Doherty • St. George’s South Shore/RI Sniper

Doherty's ice vision, coupled with a high hockey IQ, make him dangerous every time he touches the puck. He feels his overall game improved noticeably last season and he is working this summer to improve his explosion and speed. "Patrice Bergeron has always been my favorite player. He's the best two-way player in hockey and is more of a playmaker rather than a goal-scorer, which I see myself as. He is also just a warrior which I admire because I deal with something extra while playing and he proved anything is possible in Game 6 (of the Stanley Cup Finals)," Doherty said. Doherty has high hopes for this year's St. George's squad following a 9-12-1 campaign a year ago. "We were a really young team last year and we had our ups and downs so I think this year we should be an all around solid team. We have some guys coming in who are gonna' help us out and a really good core group of guys. I definitely see us making a name for ourselves this year," he said.

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T North’s Bishop Eager To Start At Andover

Chelmsford’s Tommy Bishop Ready For Phillips Andover Challenge

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

he regimen includes shooting a minimum of 200 pucks a day, five days a week, as well as on-ice and off-ice conditioning programs and power skating. It's all geared toward preparing former Chelmsford High stalwart Tommy Bishop for his upcoming PG year at Phillips Andover. The decision to attend nearby Phillips came easily. "I wanted an extra year to develop both academically and athletically and Phillips Andover was my number one choice to accomplish both goals. I look at it as a great gateway to college," said Bishop, who skates with North Shore in this week's Summer Showcase for the second straight year. Bishop drove Chelmsford's high-powered attack the past two seasons, piling up 39 goals and 99 points, including 22-22-44 totals as a senior. He is hopeful of a smooth transition from Massachusetts Division One public school hockey to the faster pace of the prep school game. "I was fortunate enough to play on a great team in the MVC/DCL where we played a lot of tough teams. The difference is that in the Prep League, every team is a tough team, so we have to just be more consistent. We've got a great roster at Phillips Andover and I'm really looking forward to playing with so many high quality players. We're all going to be able to push each other to play to be the best, and I believe the coaching staff and other players will make this a smooth switch," he said. Bishop felt he improved in all aspects of his game as a senior, especially when it came to taking the puck to the net and creating opportunities. He complements his hockey sense and skating with the ability to set up scoring chances for himself and, as 60 helpers the past two seasons indicate, his line mates. So it is no surprise he's a big fan of the Bruins' premier playmaker David Krejci and his knack for making things happen. While he possesses an accurate shot, Bishop said he is working on his strength and speed which, in turn, will add power to his shot. He's looking for North Shore to make an impact this week. (Continued On Page 38)

Hard-Working Stephan Seeger Will Impress From a personal standpoint, HNIB provides Seeger -who, at 17, has not repeated a year -- a measuring stick of where he stands in comparison to older, more seasoned players. "HNIB is a place to be challenged and forced to show your skills and compete level, playing against the best kids around. I always want a measurement of how I’m performing among skilled players because it helps me set goals for myself," he said. "I also welcome the chance to show what I have learned, and prove myself to be a player worthy of consideration for higher level opportunities. To be recognized for hard work is very satisfying on a personal level, and I am coming ready to play for that reason.

Stephan Seeger • Brunswick Offensive Catalyst For CT/NY

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

runswick School senior forward and captain Stephan Seeger has spent this summer diligently working on his allaround game in preparation for his upcoming season. That preparation has included working with current and former NHL stars like Max Pacioretty, Mat Moulson, Jonathan Quick, Mark Messier and Glen Anderson on occasion. Seeger explains: "I am working out at Bluestreak in Stamford (CT), doing both off-ice and on-ice stuff. We have a few weekly skates with some Brunswick guys, and I get a chance to jump on with the pros around our area from time to time--it happens more than you think. It's a lot of fun to be on the ice with these guys; they’re all players I look up to and have learned things from even over the last few years especially. Some of them do camps that I work at, so I guess it's a job benefit." Seeger skates for veteran coach Jim Salfi's Connecticut/New York entry in this week's 39th Summer Showcase and anticipates a highly-competitive tournament. "We're going to have to work no doubt, given the caliber of some of the teams with experienced junior and prep players on their rosters," Seeger said. "But I think that in these types of tournaments it's not always the teams with a ton of individual talent that win. As long as we can play together up and down the ice, we’re going to do well."

Seeger characterizes himself as "a physical two-way player with a nose for the net." He is a superb passer, ferocious forechecker and tenacious in the defensive zone. A big fan of Bruins' banger Milan Lucic, Seeger proudly pointed out he required a total of 28 stitches last season from four separate instances, a result of his physical play and propensity to block shots. "He’s a big power forward with a lot of skill, and scores big goals. I like that he is physical and no nonsense. You don’t have to be dirty to be physical, and I think he’s somebody who is a good example of that," Seeger said. Improved conditioning allowed Seeger to play an estimated 70 games between Prep and Juniors with the Connecticut Oilers organization last season. His confidence grew, a result of being cast in a leadership role on both teams. He excelled in the dirty areas and made sure to play hard and play through every shift as a means of leading by doing. Seeger characterizes himself as "a physical two-way player with a nose for the net." He is a superb passer, ferocious forechecker and tenacious in the defensive zone. He is working on developing his speed and improving his edges, working closely with CT Oilers coach Eric Lind. (Continued On Page 38)

Tommy Bishop Key For North Shore (Continued From Page 36)

"We made a strong run last year and with our experience and talent on this year's team, I think we have a good shot to win the 2013 HNIB Showcase," he said. "I'm hoping to draw some interest from scouts and coaches associated with college hockey." Where and when that will be remains open at this point, though Bishop is hopeful of catching on with a Division One program. "Depending on how recruiting goes for me during my PG year at Phillips Andover, I will be willing to play a year of Juniors if the college feels it is in my and their best interest," Bishop said. "I have no commitments to date, and I am making a strong push at the D1 level and know there are some good schools that I would be a great fit for."

Seeger Catalyst For Conn/NY (Continued From Page 37)

Seeger has a trainer helping with nutrition and also scours game tapes from the past season, matching advice received to game situations. Expectations for Brunswick this coming season depend in large part on replacing graduated goaltender Griff Richardson. "We’re going to have to dig deep and get a lot from our younger guys. As captain, I want to make sure they know we can’t win this year because of individual talent, and that’s not a bad situation at all. It will have to be a group effort or it will become a long season," he said."I have high expectations, and we’ll find a way to win, we always cause a few upsets and create a few surprises, and I know all of our guys are training over the summer. We’ll be ready to compete in every game." Beyond Brunswick, Seeger plans to play Junior hockey in advance of college. He hopes to make his commitment early this academic year. "I am seventeen now, so when I graduate next spring, I’ll have a few years to develop at a much higher level. I am interested in a Hockey East or an Ivy opportunity. So schools like University of Vermont, UNH, and UMass are of interest, and Yale, Dartmouth and Brown are places that are really attractive to me as well. Michigan and Quinnipiac are also up there," he said.

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By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

everly High senior captain Connor Irving has targeted a very specific goal this coming season -- the Massachusetts Division 2 State title. The Panthers return 10 seniors and a nearly intact squad that should be highly-motivated after suffering a premature post-season exit this March. " I have had a good career at BHS but there is still something missing that I really want and that is a State championship. My expectations for the season are to not look ahead of any games and take it game by game," said Irving. "We have a great senior class this year and we've learned a lot from our seasons at BHS. I'm hopeful to make a run this year in the playoffs." Small in stature, Irving cuts a commanding figure on the ice with his out-sized skills. He eclipsed 100 career points last season when he led the Panthers in scoring with 13 goals and 43 points and could threaten the program's all-time record (172 points) by the end of this season. Irving returns to HNIB this summer as a member of the North Shore squad and pointed to his all-star performance of a year ago as a catalyst for successful high school season. "HNIB gave me a lot of confidence going into last season because of the great competition. Making the all-star game and playing with that caliber of talent gave me a lot of confidence going into the season at BHS," he said. Irving is a fan of Sidney Crosby's game because "he sees the ice and is always making plays and he also can shoot the puck with the best of them too. He's a really fun player to watch." Speed and passing are Irving's strong suits. He works on his game relentlessly and feels his shot has improved and said "being a junior captain was a big task and I feel like I've learned how to become a good leader from experience and not just being a leader on the ice but off as well." He is focused on improving his strength during the off-season. "I would like to throw my weight around next season rather than taking all the hits!" he said. He anticipates North Shore will turn in its usual strong showing this week and is hopeful of putting together a strong week to generate increased interest among college coaches in attendance. While he hopes to attend college directly out of high school, he will take a PG year at a prep school if so advised. "I am looking to attend college (right away) but if coaches don't think I'm ready then I'll do a post grad year at a prep school. I'll know more when the high school season starts," said Irving, who expressed interest in some ECAC Division Three schools as well as prep schools such as Kent's Hill and Berkshire.

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BB&N’s Connor Hegarty Will Patrol The Blue Line

Hegarty Has Emerged As A True Blue Line Leader

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

uckingham, Browne & Nichols senior Connor Hegarty emerged as one of the Independent School League's premier defensemen last season, earning All-ISL honors while winning the league's prestigious Flood Shield. Additionally, he was selected as BB&N's John Powers Leadership winner and Coaches Cup winner. Hegarty's accomplishments mirrored those of the team as BB&N finished 10-3-1 in the ISL (16-8-1 overall) under the guidance of veteran coach Terrence Butt. "(I'm) hoping to build on the successes of (last) season both as a team and as an individual, due to the tremendous coaching of Coach Butt. He puts everything he has into the players and the team and that has proven to be invaluable to my personal development especially," said Hegarty, who felt his increased time on the power play aided his overall understanding of time and space, and in making smart offensive decisions. Hegarty is skating this week for Greater Boston, which last won the Summer Showcase championship two years ago and is seeking its seventh overall title. "I hope to gain exposure and catch the eye of some college coaches to expand my opportunities, as well as working hard with the tournament team to achieve the best possible outcome," he said. "I'm sure we will be a great team. Historically, there have been many great players on this team and in this tournament. I'm sure they will all be skilled players from Boston's surrounding schools that will gel to make a competitive team."

Malden Catholic’s Pat Wrenn Expects Big Year

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Pat Wrenn A Key To Malden Catholic Success

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

at Wrenn and his returning senior teammates at Malden Catholic will have a rare opportunity this coming season. The three-time defending champion Lancers could become just the second program in Division 1A Tournament history to win four consecutive championships. Catholic Memorial has done so twice. Wrenn believes the Lancers have the potential to return the title game at TD Garden next March. "We have a large majority of the team coming back. We always set the bar high and try to complete our goals by the end of every season. The past year's goal was to win the Super 8 for the third time. We want to be back playing in the championship game at the Garden," said Wrenn, a gritty two-way forward who had six goals and 14 points in the regular season as a junior. The likelihood of MC reaching the title game this past March seemed remote at mid-season when they had a 5-6-3 record. However, the Lancers ran the table with 11 consecutive wins, including a 5-0 Super 8 record during which they outscored opponents, 24-8. "We had a rough spot during the middle of the season. We knew that we were much better than the way we were playing and we were struggling. We came together as a team and we never stopped. We started winning games and it gave us the momentum that carried us to the Super 8," Wrenn said. Wrenn laces them up for traditional Summer Showcase contender Greater Boston this week, familiar with a fair number of players on the

Hegarty A Rock On BB&N Defense (Continued From Page 40)

Hegarty cites speed, vision and puck skills as his greatest assets and says size and strength are areas he is constantly working to improve. To that end, he is spending four days a week in the weight room and two days on the ice with ProForm Development based at The Icenter in Salem, NH. "I feel these areas can always use improvement and development. They are especially critical for me this year and I believe the ProForm program will provide me with the appropriate training to meet my goals," said Hegarty, who has also attended the Harvard Hockey Camp and participated in some other area tournaments. He is another of Patrice Bergeron's growing legion of fans because "no one player in the entire NHL plays all zones of the ice better than him." Though hopeful of moving to the college level upon graduation from BB&N, Hegarty understands that additional seasoning may be necessary. "If the right situation presented itself I would be open to anything, but I feel that my time at BB&N has and will prepare me to play at the next level wherever that may be," said Hegarty, who is leaning toward majoring in business or economics and will seek the right academic and athletic fit. "I know how difficult it can be to find that. There are a ton of great schools and programs out there and I am excited to find the best one for me at the college level, much like I did in high school when I chose to attend BB&N and play for coach Butt," he concluded.

squad. "I think our team will be very good and we have a shot at winning. I think we will compete with the best of them," said Wrenn, who's looking forward to gaining "experience from good competition" as part of the preparation for his final campaign at MC. Wrenn admires the Bruins' multi-talented Patrice Bergeron. "He is one of the best two-way forwards that plays today. He is a force in the offensive zone and he is very good in the defensive zone. He is a power play and penalty kill player and he is one of the best in the game," Wrenn assessed. As for his own game, Wrenn cites speed, size, strength and determination as his primary assets and, as last season went on, felt he gained confidence and patience in the offensive zone and played a more disciplined game. He said he needs to improve his face-off efficiency and his defensive zone play. In addition to the Summer Showcase, Wrenn is working out at Mike Boyle's Strength and Conditioning and skating at Dynamic Skating. Wrenn is undecided as to taking a PG year or playing Juniors upon graduation from MC but understands that at least one, or perhaps two, more seasons of seasoning are likely necessary. "I want to explore all my options and would like to play at the highest level with the best competition possible," he said.

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South Shore’s Sweezey Makes Smooth Transition To Prep

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

he decision to transfer from Archbishop Williams to Nobles prior to last season did not come easily for Billy Sweezey. He ventured into the unknown, leaving behind teammates and coaches he loved. "I loved everything about the (Williams) team. Coach (Derackk) Curtis and the other members of the coaching staff were all extremely supportive of my choice to transfer, which I really appreciated," said Sweezey, a defenseman. "Nobles was a big change for me, both academically and athletically. I found that the academics and athletics were a step up but I feel that I adjusted to

the speed (of the hockey) and the rigor of the school quickly." He is optimistic about Nobles' upcoming season. "We lost important players from last year but I know that different guys will step up and contribute to the team. It was disappointing we didn't make the playoffs last season and I am hoping this year that we will make the playoffs and make a run for the title," he said. Sweezey skated for the Suburban squad last summer but shifts to the South Shore/Rhode Island club for this week's Summer Showcase. (Continued On Page 44)

Steady Connor Sodergren A Key Cog For Middlesex/Merrimack

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

t. Paul's School junior forward Connor Sodergren of Tewksbury, MA is eagerly anticipating his Summer Showcase debut this week as a member of Bill Flanagan's Middlesex/Merrimack squad. "I’m excited to be playing against all these talented players from across the state and country. This being my first year, I’m anxious and excited to be a part of this tournament and compete at this high level," said Sodergren. "I’m not familiar with the Middlesex/Merrimack roster but I know they did very well last year and I am sure coach Flanagan will have another strong competitive team this year." Sodergren is hopeful his experience gained during this tournament carries over to the coming season at St. Paul's.

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A fan of the Bruins' Brad Marchand, Sodergren possesses terrific speed, protects the puck well and relies on his vision and hockey sense. "Our expectations this year are to continue to improve as a team so that we are in a better position to qualify for the playoffs. We are one of the younger teams in the ISL, but have the work ethic and drive to compete with any of the other predicted top teams in the Prep School League.," he said. A fan of the Bruins' Brad Marchand, Sodergren possesses terrific speed, protects the puck well and relies on his vision and hockey sense. His knack for finishing has improved and he has become more of a grinder. Meanwhile, he continues to work on his shot. His summer preparation has included skating twice a week and working out four days a week. He has participated in a number of showcases and tournaments to maintain and improve his skills and to remain competitive at a high level. (Continued On Page 44)

Connor Sodergren • St. Paul’s

Sodergren Has Bright Future At St. Paulâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (Continued From Page 43)

Just a junior, Sodergren has yet to experience the high pressure of recruiting although he is hopeful of making a commitment some time within the next year. That process could include an extra year of seasoning, something Sodergren is happy to do. "I would certainly play (Junior hockey) if asked to do so by a college coach. I would help me learn as a player and prepare me for the college level," he said. While he is keeping his options open, Sodergren is certain of one thing -though undecided as to a course of study, choosing a top-flight education will

be every bit as important as the hockey program when it comes time to making that decision. "I would love to go to an Ivy League School, not only for hockey but to get an awesome education as well. A Hockey East school would also be very exciting to me for both athletic and academic reasons," he said. "I have always enjoyed watching BC and BU especially at the Beanpot Tournament.Hockey there is very competitive and exciting."

Sweezey Opening Eyes At Nobles (Continued From Page 42)

"I am looking forward to playing on the team and hope that we can have a good tournament and win some games," he said. "I can only hope that the team is successful and that I could get my name out there to some of the scouts and hope there is some interest." The Pittsburgh Penguins' Brooks Orpik stands as Sweezey's favorite NHL defenseman. "I enjoy watching him play every chance I get and I try to model the way I play after him. I love how physical he plays and that he is a solid defenseman who can also contribute offensively for his team; and I try my hardest to play like him," Sweezey said. Sweezey plays a heavy game and cites his vision and ability to keep the puck out of dangerous areas in the defensive zone as strengths. He is focused on improving his foot speed and said the biggest improvement in his overall game this past season came in the offensive zone. It's been a busy summer full of hockey for Sweezey, who is training at Edge Performance System at the Foxboro Sportscenter. He has already played in several tournaments, and will play in a showcase at Cornell at the end of August. While the future is hard to predict, Sweezey said he'd like to make a college commitment some time within the next year. With an interest in science, he said he may major in Biology or Biomedical Engineering. "I think it would be a fun experience to be able to play a year of juniors before I go to college. I am very excited for the next few years to see how everything unfolds for me," he said. "I am very interested in playing in Hockey East and I am interested in Providence, UNH, and some Ivy League schools like Brown and Harvard."

Crinella, Holy Cross A Perfect Fit Cathedral Star Makes Early Choice

• Mass West Peter Crinella ommit Holy Cross C

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

s he prepares for his upcoming junior season for powerhouse Springfield (MA) Cathedral, Peter Crinella finds himself in an enviable position, having already committed to playing hockey at Holy Cross. "I initially visited Holy Cross to watch some games and I fell in love with the school. The program is well-run and the level of education is exceptional. I consider myself very fortunate to have the opportunity to attend such a highly-regarded school. My parents always said 'Education first, sports second'. Holy Cross is the best of both worlds," said Crinella, selected recently in the 13th round of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League by Baie-Comeau Drakkar.

With the rigors of the recruiting process no longer in play, Crinella hopes to finish his high school career at Cathedral with a focus on securing the program's first-ever Division 1A championship to go along with a pair of Division 1 State crowns and a single Division 2 championship. Cathedral roared out to a 16-0-4 record last winter only to catch eventual 1A champion Malden Catholic at precisely the wrong time. First MC ended Cathedral's unbeaten streak, 1-0, in the championship game of Cathedral's own tournament. Then, as fate would have it, the two squared off in a 1A quarterfinal series, which MC swept, 4-0 and 3-2. (Continued on Page 48)

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Connor Jewett • Berlin HS Prolific Scoring Touch

Nick Gorski • Phillips Andover Solid Rearguard

Nick Gorski A Solid Two-Way Blueliner

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

f form holds true, you can expect Northern New England defenseman Nick Gorski of Sandown, NH to provide coach Mike Addesa's squad with a long-range offensive presence this week, particularly on the power play. Gorski was a key offensive component throughout this past season for Mass. D-I power Central Catholic. While responsible in his own end, Gorski's sense of when to creep up to the weakside dot for a one-timer proved a going concern throughout the Raiders' Division 1A Tournament quarterfinal series against St. John's Prep. He had one goal and a number of good looks in that three-game set. "I see the ice really well. I'm able to shift from a defensive Page 46

player to an offensive player when the situation calls for it. I'm very calm with the puck," said Gorski, who's playing in his first HNIB Summer Showcase. "I'm looking to get more college exposure and play against good competition." He will attend Philips Andover Academy this year for his PG season. He's looking to build on what was something of a breakout senior year during which Gorski said "I was quicker and stronger (and) I played more offensively." "It (Phillips) is a good fit for me, academically and athletically. I love the campus. They have a great hockey program. Coach Dean Boylan and the team were very welcoming," said Gorski, who is working to improve his skating technique and his shot. (Continued On Page 47)

Connor Jewett Has The Scoring Touch Forward Coming Off Torrid 61-Goal Season

By Kevin Doyle • HNIB

he number jumps off the page, causing an inevitable head-snapping double-take. Your rational mind tells you it doesn't compute. Yet there it is -- 61 goals in 21 games, for all intents and purposes a hat trick per contest. Which is precisely what New Hampshire Division Three Player of the Year Connor Jewett accomplished this past season, leading Berlin to a perfect regular season and to the Division Three state title game, where the Mountaineers fell in OT to John Stark/Hopkinton. "Coming within one game of getting a title was very frustrating. We couldn’t stress enough that we had to stay out of the box but yet we found ourselves killing penalties at key times in the game which made the loss much more frustrating. We beat ourselves," Jewett lamented. "The expectation for this year is to be right back at the Verizon playing for a state title. We will have a strong team that will score plenty of goals. Our defense will do fine and we have two outstanding goalies," he added. Jewett said the maturation process every player goes through has brought with it improved ice awareness and a sense of calm with the puck. "I don’t panic with the puck as much as I used to. Playing at Hockey Night for

coach (Mike) Addesa and other tournaments at a high level of competition is a major factor in the improvement of my game. My high school coaches have helped me mature as a player. I’m always willing to take criticism to make myself the best hockey player I can be," said Jewett, who admires Pavel Datsyuk.

"I want to do whatever is going to make me the best player I can be and get me into a good college. Every player wants to play D1 college hockey and that is what I want to do." - NNE’s Connor Jewett "He is very good in his defensive zone and he always seems to know where the puck is going to be and that is why you always see him making big time takeaways and turning those into goals. His hands are some of the best in the league and he plays the game with a lot of heart," he said of the Detroit Red Wings' star. In addition to his obvious offensive abilities, Jewett is an adept penalty-killer and considers it one of the primary strengths of his overall game. He is by no means satisfied with his development. "I feel that I still need to work on all

areas of my game. There is always room for improvement and nobody is perfect. I listen to what people tell me to work on and I work on it. It’s all about being better than you were the day before," he said. His summer training focus has been on gaining strength while maintaining a high level of cardiovascular fitness with road work and summer soccer. Jewett returns for his second summer with Northern New England in this week's HNIB Summer Showcase. He anticipates a typically strong showing from Mike Addesa's squad. "We all know each other pretty well and most of us have all played together before so the chemistry should be good at the start of our first game. I feel that we will be strong in all categories. We have a great coach and we should be one of the top teams in the tournament," he said. From a personal statement, he hopes to gain notice by college scouts in attendance. He is undecided as to whether he will take PG year or travel the Junior route following his senior year at Berlin. "I want to do whatever is going to make me the best player I can be and get me into a good college. Every player wants to play D1 college hockey and that is what I want to do. I'm going to do everything I possibly can to do so and hopefully it works out," Jewett said.

Northern New England’s Gorski Excels In Both Zones (Continued From Page 46)

He admires the talent and tenacity of the Bruins' Patrice Bergeron, on full display in this year's Stanley Cup Finals. "He's a great forward who can create scoring opportunities (but) he understands the value of defense. He's just as willing to block a shot as a defenseman and willing to grind in the corners, which you don't always get," Gorski said. This week's Summer Showcase is the latest stop in a summer packed with preparation for Gorski, who typically spends the morning's working out at Mike Boyle's and fills his afternoons with skating and conditioning programs at Max Hockey. Though new to HNIB, he likes Northern New England's

chances to succeed this week. "I noticed there are several returning players, so there is definitely chemistry, as well as kids from schools with respected teams. I think we'll have a good showing at this tournament," he predicted. Gorski said, if needed, he will skate a season of Juniors following his time at Philips in order to enhance his chances of playing at the next level. "I''m really interested in playing at the college level. There are so many great schools with good hockey programs. I'm open to all offers," he said. Page 47

Peter Crinella Leads Mass West Charge "I would like to think that my teammates consider me to be very hard working, smart and unselfish. My coaches always talk about my size (6-1, 180 pounds) and my hands which I guess you could say is one of my strengths," said Crinella, adding he is working hard on his stride because "my coaches would like to see me become more of a power forward." Crinella plans to pursue a degree in economics at Holy Cross and hopes to follow his father into banking. With two years of development as a player still ahead of him, Crinella's personal goal is to play at HC as a true freshman, a rarity these days. However, he is not discounting a PG year or Junior hockey. "I am keeping all of my options open. (SC) coach (Brian) Foley has been an excellent resource to me and my family. That decision will be determined after my senior year based on my development. I will look for guidance from my coaches as to how I approach my college career," he said.

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Crinella, who led Cathedral with 23 goals and 38 points last year and has 31-25-56 career totals, anticipates the Panthers will locked and loaded for another 1A shot this winter. "We are looking forward to the coming season as we are returning several strong offensive players like DJ Petruzelli and John Leonard. Our defense is young but logged some good minutes last year and will be led by Bryce Peritz and Cam Griffin. In goal, there is none better than (Central/West teammate) John Liquori, who has clearly distinguished himself as one of the best goalies in the State. We are all working hard this off season in the weight room," Crinella said. Crinella admires the Bruins' Patrice Bergeron's for his intelligent and responsible two-way play but, when it comes to role models, looks no further than his older brother Frank, a 2012 Cathedral graduate. "My all time favorite player to watch was my older brother Frank, who starred at Cathedral and won the Bessone Award which is the best player in Western Mass. We played so well together my freshman year in the Super Eight. When he chose to play baseball in college it was bittersweet because I thought we could play together again someday in college. He was the toughest two- way hockey player I have ever seen play and really is my role model," he said. Central/West won HNIB's Summer Showcase last summer, an experience Crinella found especially beneficial. "It definitely helped me in my approach to the high school season. I felt more confident after HNIB knowing that we not only competed but actually won against some of the best players in the state. It was definitely a highlight of the summer for me.," he said. He likes the make-up of this summer's Central/West entry. "I think we compare well to last year’s team. We lost some solid players but there is some really good guys coming in. We have a great goalie and I have played for Coach Kervick in the past and he always gets the most out of his teams. I think we should do well if we play to our ability," Crinella said. "I think the competition at HNIB is a great way to gauge where I am as a player and what I need to continue to work on for the upcoming season," he added. HNIB is just part of Crinella's summer of preparation. He attended the USA Development Camp in Buffalo, NY (June 27-July 3), is skating once a week and has started a comprehensive weight and conditioning program. Additionally, he is playing Legion baseball and represented the West in the Bay State Games (July 8-12) at Bentley University.

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“CASEY KESSELRING is a first-class individual and a first-class citizen. The guys will not only be better players but also better people when they leave New Hampton.” —New York Islanders Head Coach Jack Capuano

70 Main Street New Hampton, NH 03256 www.newhampton.org 603-677-3401 admission@newhampton.org

- Greater Boston Team Looks For Bounce-Back Summer

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

oping to rebound from a sub-par 2012 performance, Greater Boston is looking to get back into contention this July. Back behind the bench will be John McLean, whose Malden Catholic team won its third consecutive Mass. Division 1A title this past season. Offensively, Greater Boston will be diverse, with several different skaters capable of putting the puck in the net.

That starts with senior Patrick Wrenn, a key member of that MC team this past season. He should move into an even bigger role for the upcoming 13-14 campaign for the Lancers. The same holds true for a pair of his MC teammates that are here as well. Sophomore Matt Felipe and senior Brian Cameron are more than ready to contribute heavily to the cause. Burly junior Aaron Clancy (24 pts) was a key reason why Catholic Memorial returned to prominence and should be the go-to guy for the Knights this winter. Sennior Ryan Dunn (22

Aaron Clancy

Ryan Dunn

Matt Felipe

Cory Gorovitz

Andrew Popp

Ryan Smith

Brian Cameron

Michael Snow

Pat Wrenn

Danny Jacobs

Eric Keefe

Brendan Regan

Will Conroy

Connor Hegarty

Will Lawrence

John McLean

Kyle Powers

Charlie Pigott

Adam Hosmer

Steve Grinzstein

Alex Reissis

A.j. Ansaldi

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- Greater Boston # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

3 5 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 18 19 21

Arlington Cath./Arlington, MA Catholic Memorial/Quincy, MA Abp. Williams/E. Weymouth, MA Lawrence Acad./Medford, MA Malden Cath./Charlestown, MA Needham HS/Needham, MA Malden Catholic/Lynnfield, MA Arlington Cath./Medford, MA Framingham HS/Framingham, MA Malden Cath./Wakefield, MA Groton School/Westford, MA Abp. Williams/Rockland, MA

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

160 200 175 165 175 140 180 140 170 185 160 175

4 13 5 5 11 10 5 11 18 2 9 10

12 11 14 8 7 10 11 15 16 10 9 12

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 4 9 14 16 17 20

Franklin HS/Franklin, MA Arlington Cath./Arlington, MA Malden Cath./Reading, MA Westfield HS/Westfield, MA BB&N/Wakefield, MA Catholic Memorial/Dorchester, MA Malden Cath./No. Andover, MA

SR JR JR SR SR SR JR

165 165 170 195 196 185 196

1 0 0 3 10 5 2

14 0 5 16 27 7 12

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Steve Grinzstein 29 Alex Reissis 30 AJ Ansaldi

BB&N/Tyngsboro, MA Malden Cath./Arlington, MA Medford HS/Medford, MA

SR 6’2” 185 JR 5’10” 160 SR 5’7” 170

Ryan Smith Aaron Clancy Eric Keefe Michael Snow Patrick Wrenn Danny Jacobs Matt Filipe Brendan Regan Cory Gorovitz Brian Cameron Andrew Popp Ryan Dunn Kyle Powers Charlie Pigott Will Lawrence Adam Hosmer Connor Hegarty Will Conroy John McLean

Coach: John McLean - Malden Catholic pts) is a Greater Boston returner and a key cog in the lineup at Archbishop Williams. Junior Ryan Smith is a big part of the offense at Arlington Catholic. Michael Snow was a Sophomore MVP at HNIB last summer and didn’t miss a beat after moving on to prep school at Lawrence Academy. He needs to be watched, as does Groton School’s Andrew Popp, and Framingham HS’s leading scorer, senior Cory Gorovitz. The forward group was bolstered with the arrival of Needham’s Danny Jacobs, Archbishop Williams’ Eric Keefe and Brendan Regan of Arlington Catholic from the HS Division Festival. The Greater Boston defense boasts

5’10” 5’11” 6’1” 5’11” 6’0” 5’8” 6’1” 5’9” 5’10” 5’11” 5’8” 6’1” 5’11” 6’0” 6’0” 6’4” 6’2” 6’3” 6’2”

16 12/28/96 R 24 10/2/96 L 19 6/28/97 L 13 6/22/97 R 18 6/21/95 R 20 3/4/97 R 16 12/31/97 L 26 2/5/97 R 34 9/8/95 L 12 1/27/95 R 18 8/23/95 R 22 10/5/95 R

DOB S

15 11/13/95 L 0 11/8/96 L 5 6/29/97 R 19 3/23/96 R 37 3/13/95 R 12 5/15/96 L 14 3/23/96 R

WT GP GAA SO 15 1.86 6 1.83 17 2.82

DOB S

1 2 0

DOB C 9/16/95 L 12/1/96 L 1/31/96 L

Colors: Black/White

some good size, which will be a big plus. Six-foot two senior Connor Hegarty (37 pts) is a solid two-way threat who starred at BB&N School. He was named the Eberhart’s Flood Shield Award winner. Senior Will Conroy (6’3”) of Catholic Memorial will keep opposing forwards honest. Junior John McLean (6’2”) was a steady force at Malden Catholic. Another MC product to keep an eye on is junior Will Lawrence, another sixfooter. Senior rock Kyle Powers anchored the blue line for Mass D-2 power Franklin and is a returner to the Greater Boston blue line group.

Named to the club following the HS Division Festival were Arlington Catholic’s Charlie Pigott and Adam Hosmer from D-3 state champion Westfield HS. Greater Boston will make due with a new goaltending trio. Senior A.J. Ansaldi was an All-League netminder at Medford HS this past season. Junior Alex Reissis is poised to take over the #1 job at Malden Catholic. Rounding out the trio is BB&N’s Steve Grinzstein, who was drafted from the HS Division Festival.

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- Middlesex/MerriMack -

Defensive Play Key To Chances

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

he Middlesex/Merrimack entry advanced all the way to the championship game last summer at HNIB and the goal is to at least duplicate that effort this year. Looking to make that a reality is head coach Bill Flanagan, the leader of the Northern Cyclones junior club of the new Eastern Hockey League. A leader offensively should be junior Connor Sodergren. The Tewksbury native was an all-ISL performer at St. Paul’s

and has a nose for the net. Post-grad Rob Devaney (28 pts) was the offensive leader at Reading HS last year and brings his talents to Phillips Andover; he is a returner to the Middlesex/Merrimack lineup. Post-grad C.J. Grinnell (36 pts) heads to Canterbury after leading Burlington HS to the Mass. Division I state crown. Lexington native Ben Franks (29 pts) was a key component at Middlesex School this past season.

Ben Franks

Rob Devaney

Shawn Moody

Joe Sartorelli

Connor Sodergren

Christian Thompson

Corey Webber

Ben Barton

C.j. Grinnell

Michael Castro

John Carroll

Brandon Gentile

R.J. Caruso

Taylor Farrow

Brian Goggin

Jack Montesanto

Michael Casey

Jack Rogers

John Richard

Matt Andrews

Dan Curran

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- Middlesex/MerriMack # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 5 7 8 9 11 14 15 16 17 20 21

Northern Cyclones/Londonderry, NH Acton-Boxboro/Harvard, MA Central Cath./Windham, NH Masconomet HS/Middleton, MA Phillips Andover/Reading, MA Concord-Carlisle/Concord, MA St. Paul’s/Tewksbury, MA Central Cath./Dracut, MA Middlesex/Lexington, MA Canterbury/Burlington, MA Shawsheen Tech./Wilmington, MA Northern Cyclones/Chelmsford, MA

PG SR JR JR PG JR JR SR SR PG SR SR

180 155 150 153 155 150 180 185 175 155 135 160

12 0 7 4 16 10 11 12 13 12 9 11

23 8 15 3 12 16 6 22 16 24 7 11

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

3 4 10 12 13 18

Middlesex Bears/Tewksbury, MA Bp. Guertin/Amherst, NH Arlington Cath./Billerica, MA Arlington Cath./Billerica, MA St. John’s Prep/Lynnfield, MA BB&N/Burlington, MA

PG JR JR SR JR SR

165 160 192 170 150 185

6 0 0 1 3

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Dan Curran 29 John Richard 30 Matthew Andrews

Bridgton Acad./Chelmsford, MA Arlington Cath./Somerville, MA St. John’s (S)/Shrewsbury, MA

PG 5’11” 170 SR 5’9” 180 SR 5’11” 160

Shawn Moody Ben Barton Christian Thompson Michael Castro Rob Devaney John Carroll Connor Sodergren Corey Webber Ben Franks CJ Grinnell Brandon Gentile Joe Sartorelli Michael Casey Taylor Farrow Jack Rogers Brian Goggin Jack Montesanto RJ Caruso

Coach: Billy Flanagan - Northern Cyclones (EHL) Mass. Division I power Central Catholic is well represented on the club by senior Corey Webber (34 pts), an MVC/Dual County I all-league choice, and junior Christian Thompson, a returning Sophomore All Star. The Northern Cyclones organization sends a pair of impressive forwards in post-grad Shawn Moody via Londonderry, NH, and senior Joe Sartorelli via Chelmsford. Senior Ben Barton hails from Acton-Boxboro HS. Looking to make a name for themselves after being drafted from the HS Division Festival are Masconomet’s Michael Castro, Concord-Carlisle’s John Carroll and Brandon Gentile of Shawsheen Tech. On the Middlesex/Merrimack blue line, look for Burlington’s R.J. Caruso, who plays at BB&N, and Arlington Catholic’s Brian Goggin to be cornerstones. Goggin was an

6’0” 5’8” 5’9” 5’11” 5’7” 5’9” 6’0” 5’10” 5’8” 5’8” 5’6” 5’7” 5’9” 5’11” 6’1” 5’11” 5’9” 5’11”

35 9/6/95 L 8 4/30/96 L 22 5/24/96 L 7 10/18/96 R 28 2/10/95 R 26 3/11/97 L 17 9/11/96 L 34 6/28/96 L 29 11/22/94 L 36 1/11/95 L 16 3/11/96 R 22 9/26/95 L

A PTS 15 2 5 12 11

DOB S

21 3/27/95 R - 10/29/96 R 2 12/1/96 L 5 5/7/96 L 13 7/23/96 R 14 10/27/94 L

WT GP GAA SO 21 1.89 7 1.27 5 2.00

DOB S

4 1 0

DOB C 11/9/94 L 4/8/96 L 8/21/95 L

Colors: Green/White

All Catholic Central blue liner. Post-grad Michael Casey (21 pts) was a captain at Tewksbury HS and joins the Middlesex Bears organization. He will be steady along with Arlington Catholic junior Jack Rogers, a returning HNIB Sophomore All Star. Junior Taylor Farrow from Bishop Guertin and the Cyclones organization will battle in front of the net. Rounding out the blue line contingent will be St. John’s Prep’s Jack Montesanto. In goal, post-grad Dan Curran moves on to Bridgton Academy after a four-year career at Lowell Catholic. Senior John Richard looks to be the #1 guy between the pipes for Arlington Catholic in the winter. The third member of the trio will be senior Matt Andrews of St. John’s of Shrewsbury.

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- north shore -

Nice Mix Of Talent Has Team Excited

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

ueled by a combination of veteran skill and leadership and some impressive up-and-coming youngsters, North Shore could be a team to watch this summer. Hoping to meld that talent into a winner is Andy Heinze, the head coach of the Valley Jr. Warriors, now in the newly-formed Eastern Hockey League. Up front, returner Tommy Bishop (45 pts), headed for Phillips Andover after a big-time senior year at Chelmsford HS, will again be an offensive catalyst, as will playmaking senior

Connor Irving of Beverly. (45 pts), another returner. Senior Bobby Mullins from BB&N was an MVP last summer at HNIB, however, a late injury may force him from the summer lineup. Governor’s Academy senior Colton Lafata moves over from the Northern New England entry. Be sure that he will be involved offensively, as will post-grad Matt Bauchman (33 pts), bound for Hebron after a solid career at Methuen HS; he played for Suburban at HNIB last summer.

Tommy Bishop

John Festa

Connor Irving

Colton Lafata

Ryan MacDonald

Bobby Mullins

Ryan Tierney

Patrick Daly

John Orlando

Matt Bauchman

Graham Donerty

Tabor Smith

Nick Albano

Jack Carroll

Tyler Duval

Dan Driscoll

Zach Ciampa

Zach Fitzgerald

Ray Jacques

Griffin Rega

Bailey MacBurnie

Ryan Lacroix

Christian Mazzone

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- north shore # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

4 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22

Phillips Andover/N. Chelmsford, MA Amesbury HS/Amesbury, MA Phillips Andover/Hamilton, MA Hebron/Methuen, MA Andover HS/Andover, MA Governor’s Acad./Topsfield, MA Phillips Andover/Lynnfield, MA Beverly HS/Beverly, MA Arlington Cath./Methuen, MA Lynn Classical/Lynn, MA Pentucket Reg./Georgetown, MA Beverly HS/Beverly, MA BB&N/Saugus, MA

PG SR JR PG JR SR JR SR JR SR SR SR SR

160 185 185 175 153 160 180 155 165 165 175 140 175

22 11 10 21 10 4 17 20 9 11 16 15 12

23 17 24 12 20 8 35 11 7 16 18 30 21

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 5 6 7 8 9 19

Berkshire/Sheffield, MA Cushing/North Andover, MA Beverly HS/Beverly, MA Islanders U16/Revere, MA Middlesex Bears/No. Reading, MA Amesbury HS/So. Hampton, NH Lowell Cath./Chelmsford, MA Dexter/Boxford, MA

JR JR JR JR PG SR SR SR

165 170 155 210 220 205 180 195

10 0 8 3 3 5 3

23 12 17 7 4 15 10

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Bailey MacBurnie 29 Christian Mazzone 30 Ryan LaCroix

Malden Cath./Beverly, MA Methuen HS/Methuen, MA Andover HS/Andover, MA

SR 6’2” 175 JR 5’11” 211 JR 5’8” 145

Tommy Bishop Tabor Smith Patrick Daly Matt Bauchman Mark Campbell Colton Lafata John Festa Graham Doherty Ryan Tierney Ryan MacDonald John Orlando Connor Irving Bobby Mullins Dan Driscoll Jack Carroll Nick Albano Zachary Ciampa Ray Jacques Zachery Fitzgerald Griffin Rega Tyler Duval

Coach: Andy Heinze - Valley Jr. Warriors

Senior Ryan MacDonald of the Lynn Jets opened some eyes last summer with the Northeast squad and will contribute. Junior Ryan Tierney of Methuen evolved into a nice scoring threat at Arlington Catholic. Andover High’s Mark Campbell should have a big scoring year for the Warriors. Senior John Orlando from Pentucket Regional was his team’s top gun this past season. Phillips Andover will be further represented by a pair of impressive juniors in Patrick Daly (28 pts) of Hamilton and John Festa of Lynnfield. Both will be huge parts of the Big Blue offense this coming season.

5’9” 6’0” 6’1” 6’0” 5’7” 5’9” 6’2” 5’10” 6’1” 5’10” 5’11” 5’5” 5’11” 5’11” 6’0” 6’0” 6’1” 6’0” 6’0” 5’9” 6’1”

Colors: Silver/White

Added to the club from the HS Divison Festival were Beverly’s Graham Doherty and Amesbury’s Tabor Smith. Defensively, North Shore will be a bit young. Post-grad Ray Jacques, who brings his talents to the new Middlesex Bears organization, will provide solid leadership on the blue line. Senior Tyler Duval hails from the powerful prep program at Dexter School. Junior Jack Carroll is a returner to the North and fits in nicely on the blue line at Cushing Academy. Two Sophomore All Stars moving up this summer are junior Dan Driscoll from Berkshire School, and junior Nick

45 6/7/94 L 28 7/16/96 R 34 8/21/96 R 33 3/30/95 L 30 10/1/96 L 12 11/3/95 L 52 9/12/95 L 31 12/29/95 R 16 3/30/97 L 27 1/26/96 L 34 L 45 2/23/95 L 33 10/26/94 R

DOB S

33 10/16/96 R 12 2/5/96 R 25 8/1/96 R 10 3/17/97 L - 8/11/94 R 7 8/7/96 R 20 9/22/95 L 13 2/16/95 L

WT GP GAA SO 27 2.48 8 2.11 2 1.00

DOB S

3 0 0

DOB C 4/28/95 L 5/12/96 L 3/16/97 L

Albano, who helped lead Beverly HS to a huge year this past season. Providing some nice depth will be Revere’s Zach Ciampa, Amesbury’s Zach Fitzgerald, and Griffin Rega of Lowell Catholic, all selected after solid performances in the HS Division Festival. Leading the North Shore goaltending trio will be senior Bailey MacBurnie, The Beverly native had a banner campaign for Brewster Academy in 201213. Also in the rotation is the junior tandem of Andover’s Ryan Lacroix and Methuen’s Christian Mazzone.

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- south shore/ri -

Potent Offense Key To Club’s Success

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

olid in all three areas of the ice, look for South Shore/RI to be amongst the contenders for the 2013 HNIB Major Showcase championship. Coaching the team once again this year will be Rob Gagnon, who guided his Cushing Academy club to the New England Prep School Large championship this past March. There is a good amount of firepower in the forward lines, led by senior sniper Tim Doherty of St. George’s, who was

amongst prep school’s top scorers this past season with 58 points. Fellow Rhode Islander Brandon Borges made an immediate impression in his first season at Williston Northampton School and should be a top weapon for South Shore/RI. Junior Patrick Kramer (27 pts) is a key offensive threat at BC High and amongst the Catholic Conference’s top scorers. Junior Patrick Shea (41 pts) is coming off a big year with Marshfield HS.

Brandon Ecklund

Patrick Kramer

Brendan Murphy

Jon Pallotta

Myles Arkins

Brandon Borges

Matthew Hegge

Tim Doherty

Nick Gerlach

Anthony Hart

Jeff Sharver

Tyler Duquette

Mack Bernard

Matt Burchill

Billy Sweezey

C.J. Muliieri

Trevor Kacz

Patrick Horrocks

Connor Rodericks

Alex Crone

Jordan Davis

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- south shore/ri # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

4 8 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 21

BC High/Bridgewater, MA Hebron/Leominster, MA Smithfield HS/Smithfield, RI Bridgewater-Rayn./Bridgewater, MA Portsmouth HS/Little Compton, RI GBL Bruins/Providence, RI Cushing/Kenai, AK Islanders U18/Gardner, MA St. George’s/Portsmouth, RI Brewster Acad./Mansfield, MA Marshfield HS/Marshfield, MA

JR PG SR JR JR SR JR JR SR PG JR

178 185 190 155 155 170 165 157 178 150 175

15 0 7 5 12 20 19 19 14

12 5 4 9 15 12 36 19 27

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 5 6 7 9 13 20

Lincoln HS/Lincoln, RI RI Hitmen/Barrington, RI Cushing/Fitchburg, MA Tilton/Hingham, MA Nobles/Hanson, MA Moses Brown/No. Dighton, MA Marshfield HS/Marshfield, MA Braintree HS/Braintree, MA

SR JR SR SR JR JR SR SR

215 160 185 190 188 180 165 175

6 2 1 10 15 16

22 8 8 21 22 15

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Jordan Davis 29 Alexander Crone 30 Connor Rodericks

Worcester Acad./Norwood, MA PG 5’8” 155 Boston Bandits/Kingston, MA JR 6’2” 175 Portsmouth Abbey/Buzzards Bay, MA SR 6’0” 175

Patrick Kramer Jon Pallotta Nick Gerlach Anthony Hart Myles Arkins Brandon Borges Maxwell Hegge Brandon Ecklund Tim Doherty Brendan Murphy Patrick Shea Tyler Duquette Jeff Scharver Mack Bernard C.J. Mulieri Billy Sweezey Trevor Kacz Matt Burchill Patrick Horrocks

Coach: Rob Gagnon - Cushing Academy Post-grad Brendan Murphy takes his talents to Brewster Academy after a fine senior year at Mansfield. He returns to the South Shore/RI lineup. Junior Brandon Ecklund, a HNIB Sophomore All Star last summer, is headed for the Middlesex Islanders U-18 club for the upcoming campaign. The versatile Jon Pallotta will be an immediate contributor for Hebron Academy, where he will take a post-grad year. Keep an eye on Cushing’s Maxwell Hegge, coming off a banner year at New Hampton School. Rounding out the forward contingent from the recent HS Division Festival were Smithfield RI’s Nick Gerlach, Myles Arkins of Portsmouth (RI) and

6’1” 6’1” 5’7” 5’10” 5’10” 5’8” 6’0” 5’7” 5’11” 5’9” 5’10” 6’1” 6’1” 5’11” 6’0” 6’1” 6’0” 5’10” 5’9”

27 5 11 14 27 32 55 38 41

3/6/97 7/24/95 12/3/95 12/3/96 2/4/97 2/28/96 4/17/96 3/7/97 7/10/95 5/8/95 3/25/97

L L R R L R R L L R R

DOB S

28 8/30/96 L 10 10/8/96 L - 11/10/94 L - 1/16/95 R 9 2/6/96 R 31 8/31/95 R 37 1/31/96 R 31 4/27/96 R

WT GP GAA SO 22 1.53 23 2.45 21 3.90

DOB S

5 3 1

DOB C 2/11/95 L 8/9/97 L 9/10/95 L

Colors: Red/White

Bridgewater-Raynham’s Anthony Hart. On the blue line, junior Billy Sweezey has already established himself as a solid defender at Nobles and will be an anchor. Trevor Kacz moves on to Cushing for this season after being a top rearguard at Moses Brown. Senior C.J. Mulieri, a Hingham native, patrols the blue line at Tilton School. Cushing senior Mack Bernard sets his sights on a bigger role this winter with the Penguins and is a returning South Shore/RI player. Marshfield senior Matt Burchill (37 pts) and Braintree senior Patrick Horrocks (31 pts) both have shown that can get into the offensive end of things as well.

Joining South Shore/RI on defense from the HS Division Festival are the Rhode Island tandem of Tyler Duquette (Lincoln HS) and Jeff Scharver (Barrington HS). In goal, senior Connor Rodericks kept the puck out of the net for an improved Portsmouth Abbey team, while post-grad Jordan Davis heads to Worcester Academy after a banner career at Norwood. He was a league MVP this past season. The third member of the trio is junior Alexander Crone from the Boston Bandits.

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- Mass /ne sophoMore all stars -

Sophomores Will Battle Hard A

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

lways one of the most watched clubs at the HNIB Major Showcase, the Massachusetts/NE Sophomores hope to be a challenge for their opponents and open some eyes. Given the task of molding this group into a successful club is longtime Arlington Catholic HS mentor Dan Shine, and Reading High head coach Mark Doherty. Governor’s Academy’s Garrett Lafata will be involved

heavily in the offensive scheme. Keep an eye on Nick Botticelli, a member of the Mass Super 8 champions from Malden Catholic. Arlington Catholic sends a pair of up-coming players in the likes of Andrew Somerville and Bernie McGovern. Both were on the varsity as freshmen and both hail from Medford. The Catholic Central League will also be represented at forward by Austin Prep’s Patrick Lundy and Jackson Allard of St. Mary’s.

Kyle Maxwell

Garrett Lafata

Andrew Somerville

Bernie McGovern

Patrick Lundy

Jackson Allard

Dario Riparo

Emerson Mahoney

Isaac Leslie

Jake Hallisey

Nick Botticelli

Andrew Nadeau

Adam Dwyer

Billy Roche

Cameron Hult

Ryan Lovell

Joe Starck

Braden King

Brett Kochanski

Josh Cole

Brandon Schellin

Nick Guadagno

Bryan McGrath

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- Mass/ne sophoMore all stars # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Lawrence Acad./Dover, NH Austin Prep/No. Reading, MA St. Mary's Lynn/Nahant, MA Central Cath./W. Newbury, MA Arlington Cath./Medford, MA Arlington Cath./Medford, MA Governor’s Acad./Topsfield, MA Tewksbury HS/Tewksbury, MA Belmont Hill/Concord, MA Medway HS/Medway, MA Martha's Vineyard HS/Aquinnah, MA Malden Cath./Salem, MA Quincy HS/Quincy, MA

SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO FR FR SO SO SO

155 150 138 135 145 160 155 130 130 115 135 170 145

12 0 20 20 1 3 20 13 7 0 11

13 6 20 20 1 1 32 20 6 4 18

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

BC High/Braintree, MA Bp. Guertin/Nashua, NH Pingree/Wakefield, MA St. John’s Prep/Tyngsboro, MA Reading HS/Reading, MA No. Andover HS/No. Andover, MA Lincoln-Sudbury/Sudbury, MA

SO SO SO SO SO SO SO

175 185 175 145 170 154 165

1 2 7 0 12 10

5 10 12 17 20 15

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Brandon Schellin 29 Bryan McGrath 30 Nick Guadagno

Santa Margarita Cath./Rcho-Sta-Marg, CA SO 5’7” 135 Roxbury Latin/Franklin, MA SO 5’9” 170 Loomis Chaffee/W. Newton, MA SO 5’11” 140

Isaac Leslie Patrick Lundy Jackson Allard Andrew Nadeau Andrew Somerville Bernie McGovern Garrett Lafata Dario Riparo Kyle Maxwell Adam Dwyer Emerson Mahoney Nick Botticelli Jake Hallisey Billy Roche Cameron Hult Ryan Lovell Joshua Cole Joe Starck Brett Kochanski Braden King

Coach: Dan Shine (Arlington Cath.) / Mark Doherty (Reading HS) Jake Hallisey had an impressive freshman campaign on the varsity at Quincy HS. Dario Riparo’s offensive role is sure to increase at Tewksbury HS this coming winter. Isaac Leslie played for both the Jr. Monarchs and Middlesex Bears last winter and appears bound for Lawrence Academy in the fall. Coming all the way from Martha’s Vineyard to show what he can do is Emerson Mahoney. Andrew Nadeau is hoping to crack the Central Catholic varsity this coming year. Youngsters Kyle Maxwell and Adam

5’7” 5’9” 5’5” 5’7” 5’9” 5’10” 5'8" 5’6” 5’5” 5’2” 5’4” 6’0” 5’11” 6’1” 6’1” 5’9” 5’8” 5’8” 6’0” 5’11”

25 6 40 40 2 4 52 33 13 4 29

1/2/98 9/30/97 3/16/98 2/5/98 12/13/97 12/18/97 3/29/97 6/6/98 9/17/98 12/28/98 9/4/97 10/26/97 2/3/97

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

DOB S

6 10/6/97 R 12 9/15/98 R 19 7/31/97 L 17 3/10/97 L 32 1/12/98 - 12/27/97 R 25 4/27/98 R

WT GP GAA SO 15 1.33 -

DOB S

DOB C

- 3/22/98 L 5 5/30/98 R - 10/23/97 L

Colors: Blue/White

Dwyer hope to have a significant impact at Belmont Hill and Medway HS this coming season. The defense will be led by Billy Roche, who took a regular turn for Mass. Catholic Conference power BC High as a ninth-grader last winter. Ryan Lovell saw varsity time as a freshmen at the Pingree School. Braden King of Lincoln-Sudbury and Brett Kochanski of North Andover were also both varsity contributors in their freshman campaigns at their respective programs. Joe Starck looks to make inroads at

Reading HS this coming year. The same goes for Cameron Hult up at New Hampshire’s Bishop Guertin HS. Tyngsboro native Josh Cole is a member of the well-respected program at St. John’s Prep. The goaltending chores this summer will fall on two local netminders Bryan McGrath of Roxbury Latin and Nick Guadagno of Loomis Chaffee via Newton, and California’s Brandon Schellin, who put up solid numbers for his Santa Margarita team on the left coast.

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- Mass West Defending Champs Still Formidable

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

he defending champions of the HNIB Major Showcase have seen their name change slightly - to Mass West for this season, but don’t expect this young group to backslide. They should be right in the mix again. The club will have a new face behind the bench with Kevin Kervick from the Springfield Rifles organization taking over the job. Once again, a good portion of the team’s roster will be made up of player’s from the Springfield Cathedral program out in

Western Mass. Leading the way offensively will be junior forward Peter Crinella (38 pts), the Cathedral star already committed to Holy Cross. He and Northfield Mt. Hermon junior Ben Freeman (20 pts) should pile up the points. Freeman brings good size at 6’4” Other guys with prep school experience are Avon Old Farms senior Mac Carnes and Cushing Academy junior Nolan O’Connor, both of whom hail from the state of Connecticut.

Mac Carnes

Peter Crinella

Tyler Dowdy

Nolan O’Connor

Zachary Prattson

Ben Wosky

Ben Freeman

Matt Deloria

Cole Foster

Connor Sullivan

Jordan Tetreault

Nick Rivet

Cam Griffin

Courtney Morgan

Jack MacNee

Matthew Cieboter

John Liquori

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- Mass West # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17

Springfield Cath./E. Longmeadow, MA Springfield Cath./Tolland, CT Cushing/South Windsor, CT Westfield HS/Westfield, MA Avon Old Farms/Farmington, CT E. Longmeadow HS/E. Longmeadow, MA Springfield Rifles/So. Windsor, CT Northfield Mt. Hermon/Falmouth, ME Springfield Cath./W. Springfield, MA Springfield Cath./S. Hadley, MA Springfield Cath./Tolland, CT

JR JR SR JR SR SO JR JR SO SO SO

180 165 185 150 170 140 160 186 160 150 135

23 7 11 13 7 6 12 1 1

15 7 12 17 6 6 8 1 1

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 13 18

Springfield Cath/W. Springfield, MASO Springfield Cath./Palmer, MA SO Avon Old Farms/Ridgewood, NJ JR Springfield Rifles/Ludlow, MA JR Springfield Rifles/Springfield, MA JR Deerfield Acad./So. Windsor, CT SO

155 173 170 170 150 176

2 17 4

2 13 19

Peter Crinella Zachary Prattson Nolan O’Connor Connor Sullivan Mac Carnes Benjamin Wosky Tyler Dowdy Ben Freeman Timothy Zmuda Matt DeLoria Cole Foster

Cam Griffin Jordan Tetreault Jack MacNee Nicholas Rivet Matthew Cieboter Courtney Morgan

6’2” 6’0” 6’1” 5’11” 5’10” 5’7” 5’7” 6’4” 5’9” 5’4” 5’8”

5’9” 5’11” 5’11” 5’9” 5’5” 5’10”

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

1 John Liquori

Springfield Cath./Springfield, MA SR 5’11” 165

Coach: Kevin Kervick - Springfield Rifles

YR HT

38 10/5/96 L 14 9/30/97 R 9/6/96 R 23 4/7/97 R 30 7/12/95 L 13 11/11/97 L 12 3/24/97 L 20 1/10/96 R - 5/11/98 L 2 5/6/98 L 2 6/29/98 L

4 30 27

WT GP GAA SO 27

2.5

DOB S

DOB S 9/10/97 5/5/98 5/7/96 1/31/97 6/19/97 3/2/97

L L R R R L

DOB C 5/12/95 R

Colors: White/Red

* Roster was being finalized as magazine went to print Sophomore Ben Wosky from East Longmeadow HS shows great promise. Junior Zachary Prattson expects a big year for Cathedral. Junior Tyler Dowdy is a key member of the Rifles who hails from South Windsor, CT. A trio of youngsters hailing from the Springfield Cathedral program and ready to make the next step up come this winter are Matt Deloria, Cole Foster and Tim Zmuda. Rounding out the forward contingent for Mass West is Westfield’s Connor Sullivan. On the blue line, junior Jack MacNee from Avon Old Farms will be a force, as will Courtney Morgan, a Connecticut resident playing at Deerfield Academy in Western Mass. Junior Nick Rivet comes from the Rifles program, as does junior Matthew Cieboter, who has shown he can contribute offensively in a big way.

Huge blue line roles are in the cards at Cathedral for the sophomore duo of Jordan Tetrault and Cam Griffin. In goal, Cathedral senior John Liquori backboned this club to the HNIB Showcase title last summer and is poised to do it again. He had a solid junior campaign with the Panthers.

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- Metro -

Keep A Keen Eye On This Bunch

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

ith the offensive nucleus of this club that advanced to the semifinals last summer back, Team Metro is hoping to have another successful run this July. The squad was put together and will be coached again by Frank Golden of the NH Junior Monarchs organization. The offensive leader should be senior Brendan McDonough, the scoring champ and one MVP of last summer’s Showcase. After leading Wilmington to its second straight state title, McDonough will move on to the Jr.

Monarchs of the Eastern Hockey League. McDonough’s former Wilmington teammates - seniors Luke Foley and Cody McGowan - will also have key roles offensively for this Metro outfit. Senior James Currier was a key component of St. John’s Prep’s great season and will be a big contributor to the squad. The well-known Reading program sends two players back for a second season in senior Jake Barbera and junior Sean Verrier.

Jake Barbera

Luke Foley

Brendan McDonough

Cody McGowan

Sean Verrier

James Currier

Chris Nigro

Kyle Evangelista

Altan Atamer

Brian Bassett

Mike Napolitano

Michael Seibold

Michael Guay

Antonio Manziotti

Brian Pickett

Drew Foley

Billy Price

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- Metro # FORWARDS 3 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

TEAM/TOWN

James Currier St. John’s Prep/Middleton, MA Michael Napolitano Undecided/Peabody, MA Kyle Evangelista No. Smithfield HS/No. Smithfield, RI Brendan McDonoughJr. Monarchs/Wilmington, MA Luke Foley Wilmington HS/Wilmington, MA Jake Barbera Reading HS/Reading, MA Christopher Nigro No. Andover HS/No. Andover, MA Cody McGowan Wilmington HS/Wilmington, MA Sean Verrier Reading HS/Reading, MA Brian Bassett Bp. Fenwick/Salisbury, MA Altan Atamer Jr. Bruins/Wayland, MA

YR HT

A PTS

SR PG SO SR SR SR SR SR JR SR SR

175 170 125 175 175 205 175 150 170 168 155

9 10 50 25 5 10 21 4 2 12 -

11 9 40 28 3 13 3 16 1 12 -

5’9” 5’11” 5’7” 6’1” 5’10” 6’1” 6’0” 5’7” 5’11” 5’10” 6’0”

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

2 4 5 6 11

Jr. Monarchs/Seabrook, NH Johnston HS/Johnston, RI Reading HS/Reading, MA Lowell Cath./Lowell, MA Hebron/Wilmington, MA

PG SR JR JR PG

180 175 165 165 175

3 1 4 5

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Drew Foley 29 Billy Price

Wilmington HS/Wilmington, MA Jr. Monarchs/Danvers, MA

SR 6’0” 160 PG 6’4” 230

Derek Donley Antonio Manzotti Michael Seibold Michael Guay Brian Pickett

Coach: Frank Golden - NH Jr. Monarchs (EHL)

North Andover’s Chris Nigro is primed for a breakout campaign with the Knights this winter. Senior Brian Bassett hopes to give his Bishop Fenwick team an offensive jolt in 2013-14. Senior Altan Atamer, from the Jr. Bruins organization via Wayland, hopes to open some eyes. Sophomore Kyle Evangelista from North Smithfield HS in RI was impressive in the Sophomore Tournament and added to the club. On the blue line, look for post-grad Derek Donley, bound for the Jr. Monarchs via Seabrook, NH and up-and-coming junior Michael Seibold from Reading HS to be cornerstones. Post-grad Brian Pickett was the glue on the blue line for Wilmington’s two title runs and heads to Hebron. Senior Antonio Manzotti is a Metro returner from Rhode Island’s Johnston HS program. Junior Michael Guay takes care of things defensively for his Lowell Catholic club and is a

5’10” 5’9” 6’0” 6’0” 6’0”

20 19 90 53 8 23 24 20 3 24 -

A PTS 13 6 11 20

3/25/96 11/1/94 4/24/98 7/20/95 11/7/95 1/7/96 1/23/96 4/17/96 8/14/96 2/9/96 12/9/95

L R R L R L R R R L R

DOB S

16 4/6/95 R 7 5/11/96 L - 9/20/96 L 15 12/23/95 L 25 3/27/95 R

WT GP GAA SO 25 1.49 21 1.35

DOB S

DOB C

9 12/17/95 L 2 9/12/94 L

Colors: Blue/White

returning HNIB Sophomore All Star. The Metro goaltending looks in fine shape with post-grad Billy Price, a Jr. Monarchs selection via St. John’s Prep, and Wilmington HS standout Drew Foley ready for the job.

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- NortherN NeW eNglaNd -

Veteran Club Has All The Tools By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

With a host of returning veterans couple with some welcome additions, Northern New England has all the ingredients to be a serious title contender. And, add to that the veteran presence behind the bench of Mike Addesa, now scouting with the Calgary Flames after several successful years as a junior coach. Post-grad Brad Theodoulou returns to the NNE lineup, and is also returning to the Boston Jr. Rangers for the upcoming campaign. Senior Connor Jewett is another returner, coming

off an eye-popping 61-goal season with his Berlin HS club. Two more returners are senior Chase Hainey from St. Dominic Academy in Maine, and senior Patrick Bartolomucci, a Quebec native that plays prep hockey at Vermont Academy. Merrimack HS senior Josh Roy, who made a smooth transition to his local HS program, and Pomfret School senior Zach Higgins (via Essex, Jct, VT) are yet to more NNE veterans that have the necessary experience.

Adam Augusta

Pat Bartolomucci

Domenic Corsetto

Giovanni Corsetto

Chase Hainey

Zach Higgins

Connor Jewett

Devin Moore

Connor Moynihan

Danny Moynihan

Josh Roy

Brad Theodoulou

Ben Barton

Ben Ehrlich

Jason Fortin

Nick Gorski

Drew Lavigne

Connor McNary

Brett Silva

Bryan Syrene

Matt Beliveau

Luke Ravenelle

Ryan Slatky

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- NortherN NeW eNglaNd # FORWARDS 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 20

TEAM/TOWN

Chase Hainey St. Dominic’s/Fryeburg, ME Connor Jewett Berlin HS/Berlin, NH Josh Roy Merrimack HS/Merrimack, NH Connor Moynihan Islanders/Windham, NH Patrick Bartolomucci Vermont Acad./Hudson, QUE Devin Moore Phillips Exeter/E. Hampstead, NH Danny Moynihan Islanders/Windham, NH Giovanni Corsetto Pinkerton Acad./Derry, NH Brad Theodoulou Boston Jr. Rangers/Bedford, NH Domenic Corsetto Jr. Warriors/Derry, NH Adam Augusta Cushing/Windham, NH Zach Higgins Pomfret/Essex Jct., VT

YR HT

A PTS

SR SR SR SO SR JR JR JR PG PG SR SR

165 160 150 205 175 130 185 145 170 160 160 175

13 61 11 22 9 12 51 10 16 4 5

12 35 15 18 6 27 36 11 17 7 12

6’1” 5’11” 5’9” 6’3” 5’11” 5’6” 6’1” 5’7” 6’0” 5’7” 5’9” 5’11”

25 5/3/96 96 12/4/95 26 8/24/96 40 7/20/97 15 8/23/95 39 1/14/97 87 12/8/95 21 1/15/97 - 9/11/95 33 11/6/94 11 1/30/95 17 10/11/94

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 5 6 7 14 18 19

Bedford HS/Bedford, NH Bridgton Acad./Amherst, NH Memorial HS/Manchester, NH Cushing/Kenai, AK Thornton Acad./Saco, ME Phillips Andover/Sandown, NH Undecided/Orlando, FL

JR PG SR SO SR PG SR

155 160 190 180 165 220 200

0 20 3 7 8 0

1 20 12 15 19 6

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Ryan Slatky 29 Luc Ravenelle 30 Matthew Beliveau

Bridgton Acad./Manchester, NH PG 6’3” 190 Dover HS/Barrington, NH JR 5’7” 145 Boston Jr. Rangers/Goffstown, NH PG 6’0” 187

Brett Silva Ben Ehrlich Bryan Syrene Ben Barton Drew Lavigne Nick Gorski Connor McNary

Coach: Mike Addesa - Calgary Flames Scout Northern New England also has a pair of brother combinations up front. Post-grad Dom Corsetto, heading for the Junior Warriors program, will be joined on the front lines by his junior sibling Giovanni Corsetto, who will be an offensive leader at Pinkerton HS this season. The other brother duo is a neat combo of skill and size in junior Danny Moynihan and sophomore Connor Moynihan. The Windham, NH natives skates for the Islanders Hockey Club during the winter campaign. Senior Adam Augusta is yet another weapon; he plays at prep power Cushing. Junior Devin Moore has transferred to Phillips Exeter for the upcoming season; he was a Sophomore All Star last summer at HNIB. The defense group will have mostly new faces. Senior Connor McNary, who played at Vermont Academy this past winter, is the roster’s only holdover on the blue line. However, both senior Bryan Syrene, of New Hampshire

5’10” 5’8” 6’3” 5’11” 5’10” 6’2” 6’2”

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

DOB S

1 10/15/96 R - 6/30/95 R 40 3/12/96 L 15 6/9/96 L 22 4/14/96 L 27 9/12/94 L 6 3/17/95 R

WT GP GAA SO 18 1.89 18 2.05 10 2.50

DOB S

DOB C

1 1/19/95 L 1 10/24/96 L 0 3/25/94 L

Colors: Navy/Orange/White Div. I state champion Manchester Memorial, and post-grad Ben Ehrlich of Bridgton Academy, played for the Northeast entry at HNIB last summer. Their experience will be a plus. Ben Barton was an HNIB Sophomore All Star last summer and is moving from New Hampton School to Cushing for the upcoming school year. Post-grad Nick Gorski, bound for Phillips Andover, will be rock-solid on the blue line. Two high school hockey standouts ready to open some eyes on the NNE blue line include senior Drew Lavigne from Maine’s Thornton Academy, and junior Brett Silva of Bedford (NH) HS.. Goaltending looks to be solid with the post-grad duo of Ryan Slatky, moving on to Bridgton after an All-State senior year at NH’s Trinity HS, and Matt Beliveau, on to the Boston Jr. Rangers after toiling at Williston School this past winter. Junior Luc Ravenelle holds down the fort at NH’s Dover HS. Page 65

- suburbaN -

Solid Group Should Be Competitive

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

eady to make a name for itself in the East Division will be Team Suburban.

Gary Bishop, the erstswhile long-time head coach at New Hampshire D-1 power Bishop Guertin, returns again to guide the fortunes of this club. Bishop will look to a host of skaters to put the puck in the net. Newburyport HS senior Ben Ventura should be able to get

on the score sheet, as will the Tewksbury HS combination of Ryan Meade and Colin Quinn, who look for bigger roles with the Redmen for the upcoming season. The state of Rhode Island will be well represented by three of its own. Senior Tom Crudele hails from the great program at Mt. St. Charles, which won another state title this year. Senior Tucker Alberigo is a key component of another RI power in Bishop Hendricken. Junior Jonathan Alsfeld skates with the Cranston Reds junior program.

Chris Gentile

Cody Braga

Jessie Lye

Tom Crudele

Tucker Alberigo

Jacob Chaisson

Luke Jodoin

Jon Alsfeld

Ben Ventura

Ryan Meade

Colin Quinn

Nick Drennan

Nyle Sockbeson

Ryne McNeilly

Dan Bates

Alec Newell

Matt Cappucci

Joe Mazza

Leo Lake

Ross Mantione

Zach Chartrand

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- suburbaN # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 9 11 12 13 14 15 18 19

Tewksbury HS/Tewksbury, MA Marlboro HS/Marlboro, MA Chelmsford HS/Chelmsford, MA Tewksbury HS/Tewksbury, MA Bp. Hendricken/E. Greenwich, RI Newburyport HS/Newburyport, MA Springfield Pics/Southwick, MA Boston Bandits/Middleboro, MA Cranston Reds/Johnston, RI Mt. St. Charles/Uxbridge, MA Springfield Pics/Agawam, MA Hudson HS/Hudson, MA

JR SR SR JR SR JR JR JR JR SR JR SR

135 145 165 150 150 150 150 185 145 185 160 145

1 19 7 3 4 8 13 4 11 5 12 9

3 8 10 8 14 12 16 2 11 8 17 14

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

6 7 8 10 16 17

Wachusett HS/Jefferson, MA Wachusett Reg./Jefferson, MA Silver Lake HS/Kingston, MA BB&N/Arlington, MA Hill School/Longmeadow, MA Prout School/Westerly, RI

JR JR SR JR PG SR

160 165 176 200 185 190

6 0 8 3 1 10

13 6 16 12 7 13

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

29 Ross Mantione 30 Leo Lake

NJ Bandits/West Milford, NJ Cumberland HS/Mansfield, MA

SR 5’11” 150 JR 5’10” 165

Colin Quinn Jake Chiasson Jesse Lye Ryan Meade Tucker Alberigo Ben Ventura Christopher Gentile Cody Braga Jonathan Alsfeld Tom Crudele Luke Jodoin Zach Chartrand Matthew Cappucci Daniel Bates Ryne McNeilly Alec Newell Nicholas Drennan Nyle Sockbeson

Coach: Gary Bishop - Bishop Guertin (NH)

5’9” 5’8” 5’10” 5’8” 5’8” 5’10” 5’9” 5’11” 5’6” 6’0” 5’8” 5’5” 5’10” 5’11” 6’0” 6’4” 6’3” 6’1”

4 8/21/97 R 27 8/2/95 R 17 8/11/95 R 11 9/10/97 R 18 2/3/96 R 20 7/8/96 L 29 12/30/96 R 6 12/22/96 R 22 2/25/97 L 13 10/27/95 L 29 5/28/97 L 23 10/1/95 L

DOB S

19 6/6/97 6 1/23/97 24 4/29/96 15 8/23/96 8 6/5/95 23 12/11/95

WT GP GAA SO 20 3.25 23 1.91

DOB S

L L R R L L

DOB C

1 11/16/95 L 3 9/9/97 L

Colors: Red/White

* Roster being finalized as magazine went to print The Springfield Pics program is well-represented by two of its forwards in junior Luke Jodoin from Agawam, and junior Chris Gentile from Southwick. Gentile was a key cog in Westfield HS’ state title run this past season. Senior Jake Chaisson was the leading scorer at CMass power Marlboro HS last winter. Chelmsford High flash Jesse Lye is banking on a big season. Hudson’s Zach Chartrand will be a contributor. From the south of Boston comes Middlboro flash Cody Braga (58 pts), his team’s scoring leader last winter. Defensively, the junior tandem of Matt Cappucci and Dan Bates powered Wachusett Regional to a CMass crown and will be more than solid on the blue line. Arlington’s Alec Newell heads off to BB&N to join the prep school ranks. Ditto for Longmeadow’s Nick Drennan, who is readying himself for a post-grad season at Pennsylvania’s Hill School.

Senior Ryne McNeilly was the mainstay on the Silver Lake Regional blue line, while senior Nyle Sockbeson held down the fort at Rhode Island’s Prout School. In goal, senior Ross Mantione from West Milford, NJ excelled at HNIB’s recent Northford CT Festival and earned his spot. Junior Leo Lake backboned his Cumberland (RI) team to a great season this past winter.

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- WesterN NY Team Hopes Maiden Voyage Successful

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

aking its initial foray into the HNIB Major Showcase is this Western NY entry, which is looking to jump right in and be competitive right off the bat. This squad will be coached by Nick Nucci, a longtime coach from the Rochester area. In the forward ranks, Nucci will be looking for leadership from the likes of post-grad Connor Guay, who played at Canandaigua Academy, and senior Austin Bull from the Hilton HS program.

Ready to make a big splash is senior Sam Rice, a Kansas native who plays at Hotchkiss School prep. Junior Jeromy Nucci from the Rochester Jrs. was a Sophomore All Star at HNIB last summer. Juniors ready to contribute include Louis Cup from the Monroe County Eagles program, and Connor Davis from Wheatland-Chili HS. Junior Anthony Thurston comes from the hockey hotbed of Rochester while Joe Como plys his trade with Canandaigua Academy.

Jeromy Nucci

Louis Cup

Connor Davis

Connor Guay

Jake Palumbo

Andrew Thurston

Sam Rice

J.T. Rafferty

Joe Como

Taylor Briggs

Matthew Comanzo

Theo Cup

Christopher Perna

Matt Brock

Dakota Nash

Bryce Guay

Samuel Morin

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- WesterN NY # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT WT

A PTS

2 4 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18

Hilton HS/Hilton, NY Hotchkiss/Overland Park, KA Canandaigua Acad./Canandaigua, NY Monroe County Eagles/Rochester, NY Wheatland-Chili HS/Scottsville, NY Monroe County Eagles/Rochester, NY Monroe County Eagles/Hilton, NY Canandaigua Acad./Canadaigua, NY Rochester Jr. Amerks/Rochester, NY Saratoga Springs HS/Saratoga Springs, NY

SR SR PG JR JR JR JR JR JR JR

5’7” 125 5’10” 165 5’7” 150 5’11” 135 6’0” 160 5’11” 205 5’10” 150 5’8” 150 5’7” 160 5’7” 140

7 6 17 30 27 18 10 15 4

8 7 13 35 24 15 9 30 8

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT WT

A PTS

3 5 6 7 8 9 16

Islanders/Pilot Point, TX Gates Chili/Rochester, NY Monroe County Eagles/Scottsville, NY Monroe County Eagles/Rochester, NY Mendon HS/Pittsford, NY Irondequoit HS/Rochester, NY Victor HS/Victor, NY

JR JR JR SR SO JR SR

13 0 5 20 6 3

45 12 20 35 9 15

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT WT GP GAA SO

1 Bryce Guay 29 Samuel Morin

Canandaigua Acad./Canandaigua, NY JR 5’8” 145 Monroe County Eagles/Rochester, NY SO 5’10” 160

Austin Bull Sam Rice Connor Guay Louis Cup Connor Davis Anthony Thurston Jake Palumbo Joseph Como Jeremy Nucci JT Rafferty

Matt Brock Tyler Briggs Dakota Nash Theo Cup Christopher Perna Matthew Comanzo RJ Miller

Coach: Nick Nucci - Monroe County Eagles Looking to get their names on the scoresheet are junior J.T. Rafferty from the Saratoga Springs HS program, and junior Jake Palumbo from Hilton, NY. A young defensive squad will be bolstered with the likes of junior Matt Brock, the Texas native will play with the Islanders USPHL club for the upcoming year. Senior Theo Cup is solid and hails from the Monroe County Eagles. Monroe County junior Dakota Nash will help out in the defensive zone. Rugged junior Matt Comanzo will be solid in front of the net; he comes from the Irondequoit HS program. Junior Taylor Briggs is a blue liner from the well-known Gates Chili HS program. Sophomore Christopher Perna from Mendon HS hopes to make his mark. The same goes for senior RJ Miller from NY’s Victor HS. A trio of goaltenders is ready to go between the pipes.

5’9” 165 5’8” 135 5’11” 165 5’6” 155 5’10” 170 6’4” 185 5’7” 110

8 2.45 -

15 13 30 65 51 33 19 45 12

58 12 25 55 15 18

DOB S 7/30/96 11/27/96 6/24/95 9/24/97 2/3/97 5/30/97 10/10/96 7/1/97 4/24/97 7/20/97

L R R L R R R R L R

DOB S 3/13/97 10/24/97 9/17/97 3/3/96 2/9/98 8/6/96 10/8/96

R R R R L L L

DOB C

0 11/27/96 R - 9/10/98 R

Colors: Green/White Junior Bryce Guay tends goal for Canandaigua Academy, while hoping to show what he can do is sophomore backstopper Samuel Morin (Rochester).

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- CoNNeCtiCut/NY Potent Offense Will Have Club In Contention

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

oal scoring should not be an issue for the 2013 Connecticut/NY entry, as the team boasts a plethora of guys capable of getting on the scoresheet. Veteran coach Jim Salfi, of the Connecticut Oilers organization, is back for another summer behind the bench for this crew. He is expecting a good summer. Up front, senior Joey Fallon, a West Islip, NY native, is coming off a solid first season at the Gunnery School and projects to be one of their go-to guys again this winter. Senior

Stephan Seeger puts up big numbers at both Brunswick School and with the Connecticut Oilers and must be watched at all times. Another senior to keep an eye on is Tom DeFelice, a regular contributor at Cushing Academy. Senior Matt Wikman won a Connecticut Division I state title at Fairfield Prep this past March. The St. Joseph program in Connecticut is represented by two of its offensive leaders in senior sniper Ryan Corcoran and junior Colin Powell.

Ryan Corcoran

Joey Fallon

Tyler Hackett

Elliot Hungerford

Colin Powell

Kevin Robinson

Matt Wikman

Tom DeFelice

Steve Seeger

Adam Shea

Luke Vendetto

Christian Suda

A.j. Beckwith

Pat Francis

Conor Scharlop

Sam Salvino

J.J. Santagata

Chris Mutschin

Thomas Marigliano

Matt Beck

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- CoNNeCtiCut/NY # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

3 4 6 9 10 11 15 16 17 19 21

Fairfield Prep/Fairfield, CT Branford HS/Branford, CT Brunswick/Stamford, CT Cushing/Tolland, CT Cheshire HS/Cheshire, CT CT Oilers/Fairfield, CT St. Joseph’s/Stratford, CT St. Joseph’s/Easton, CT Amity Reg./Bethany, CT Saratoga Springs HS/Saratoga Springs, NY Gunnery/West Islip, NY

SR JR SR SR SR SR SR JR SR SO SR

175 150 195 185 150 150 165 170 156 170 175

18 18 17 5 11 25 13 9 11 4 11

11 19 27 16 8 9 19 10 27 5 17

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 5 7 8 12 18

Masuk HS/Monroe, CT Notre Dame (WH)/Woodbridge, CT NY Apple Core/Merrick, NY Trinity-Pawling/West Haven, CT Hill School/Buck Hill Falls, PA Fairfield HS/Fairfield, CT

SR SR SR SR SR SR

160 150 160 190 210 175

3 3 8 0 4 8

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

Matthew Wikman Tyler Hackett Steve Seeger Tommy DeFelice Luke Vendetto Kevin Robinson Ryan Corcoran Colin Powell Adam Shea Elliott Hungerford Joey Fallon

Christian Suda Patrick Francis JJ Santagata A.J. Beckwith Sam Salvino Conor Scharlop

# GOALIES

5’11" 5’8” 6’0” 5’10” 5’7” 5’10” 5’10” 6’2” 5’8” 6’2” 5’7”

6’1” 5’6” 5’8” 6’1” 6’3” 6’0”

Fairfield HS senior Kevin Robinson had a D-2 state title game to remember, scoring all four goals in his team’s 4-3 win. He will play for the Connecticut Oilers program this season. Two more senior offensive stars from the Connecticut HS ranks are Amity’s Adam Shea and Cheshire High’s Luke Vendetto. Junior Tyler Hackett is an up-andcoming offensive star at Branford HS. The same goes for sophomore Elliot Hungerford, the forward group’s lone representative from New York (Saratoga Springs HS) The Connecticut/NY blue line crew consists of all seniors, which will help

8/25/96 11/25/96 2/16/96 10/26/95 8/26/96 10/19/96 3/19/96 12/16/96 9/18/96 10/22/97 12/26/95

27 1.69 12 1.40 16 2.75

R R L L L L R R R R R

DOB S

9 6/25/96 7 4/18/95 18 2/29/96 7 12/7/94 9 1/31/96 38 12/20/95

WT GP GAA SO

1 Thomas Marigliano Freeport Arrows/Rockville Centre, NY SR 6’0” 180 29 Matthew Beck Fairfield Prep/Westport, CT SR 5’11” 165 30 Christoph Mutschin NY Apple Core/Hillsdale, NJ SR 5'11" 165

Coach: Jim Salfi - Connecticut Oilers

6 4 10 7 5 30

29 37 44 21 19 34 32 19 38 9 28

DOB S

R R R L R R

DOB C

4 8/22/96 L 2 10/5/96 L 2 12/27/95 L

Colors: Light Blue/Red/White

in the experience department. Hill School and Pennsylvania native Sam Salvino, who brings good size, and senior Patrick Francis from Connecticut D-1 power Notre Dame of West Haven both return from last summer’s HNIB Showcase. West Haven, CT native A.J. Beckwith plays prep hockey at Trinity Pawling. J.J. Santagata comes from the highly-regarded Applecore junior program in New York. Two veteran blue liners from the Connecticut high school ranks are Masuk’s Christian Suda and Fairfield High’s Conor Scharlop. The goaltending trio is also senior-

laden and boasts two returning netminders from last summer in Fairfield Prep’s Matt Beck, an all-state performer for the state champs, and Thomas Marigliano from the Freeport Arrows. Joining the group is Chris Mutschin, from Pascack Valley HS in the state of New Jersey and the Applecore program.

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- loNg islaNd -

New Club Hopes To Be Impressive A By Gary Demopoulos â&#x20AC;˘ HNIB

fer a successful appearance in the Sophomore All Star Tournament last year, Team Long Island has added a major club for 2013, one that hopes to shine in its HNIB baptismal this July. The team will be coached by George Hansen, who also guides the fortunes of the Sophomore entry. The squad will be young with the bulk of the roster made up of juniors and some sophomores.

Juniors Jason Morello (Patchogue) and Bryan Whelan (Rockville) come from the highly-regarded Long Island Royals program and will be involved offensively. Post-grad Nick Lermer from the Jr. Aviators will be the elder statesmen amongst the forwards. Juniors Anthony Abruzzo and Jake Costello bring their talents from the wellknown Suffolk PAL program on the Island.

Anthony Abruzzo

Paul Capozzi

Henry Cormier

Jake Costello

Nicholas Leelum

Jason Morello

Ryan Rosenberg

Nick Lermer

William Nearis

Bryan Whelan

James Benedetto

Patrick Duffy

Griffin Durand

Michael Jennings

George Hansen

Conor Flynn

Michael Ioveno

Callan Pyfer

Joe Pino

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Zach McDonough

- loNg islaNd # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17

Brooks/Lexington, MA Chaminade HS/Massapequa, NY LI Royals/Patchogue, NY Brooks/Lake Forest, IL LI Royals/Rockville Center, NY Jr. Islanders/Setauket, NY Jr. Aviators/Brooklyn, NY Jr. Islanders/Centerach, NY Salisbury/Beverly, MA Jr. Islanders/Massapequa, NY Jr. Islanders/Dix Hills, NY

SO JR JR SO JR JR PG JR SO JR JR

150 165 150 135 140 145 135 130 175 200 180

15 8 25 36 7 12 12 17 -

12 16 30 12 7 8 27 28 -

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 14 18 19

LI Royals/Fort Salonga, NY LI Royals/Massapequa, NY Oceanside HS/Oceanside, NY Gunnery/Kings Park, NY Undecided/Patchogue, NY LI Royals/Islip Terrace, NY Jr. Islanders/Nesconset, NY

PG JR SR JR SO JR JR

165 180 153 170 180 150 140

11 2 20 31 16 5

27 10 20 43 15 12

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Michael Ioveno 29 Callan Pyfer

LI Rebels/Bohemia, NY St. Thomas More/Voorhees, NJ

JR 6’1” 205 SR 5’8” 150

Henry Cormier Nicholas Leelum Jason Morello Paul Capozzi Bryan Whelan Jake Costello Nicholas Lermer Anthony Abruzzo William Nearis Joseph Pino Ryan Rosenberg

Griffin Durand Patrick Duffy Michael Jennings James Benedetto George Hansen Conor Flynn Zach McDonough

Coach: George Hansen Junior Ryan Rosenberg of Dix Hills plays with the Jr. Islanders. Sophomore Henry Cormier, a Lexington, Mass native, was a Sophomore All Star at HNIB last summer and will head for a repeat year at prep school. Two more sophomores - both in the prep school ranks - will add their skill in William Nearis from Salisbury and Paul Capozzi from Brooks. Junior Nicholas Leelum of the Nassau County Lions and Chaminade HS and junior Joe Pino of the Jr. Islanders will be tough to defend. The Long Island defense will have a definite LI Royals flavor. Post-grad Griffin Durand (Fort Salonga), and juniors Patrick Duffy and Conor Flynn all come from the program and will do the job on the blue line. Junior James Benedetto is at prep power Gunnery School while senior Michael Jennings is a cornerstone of the defense at Oceanside HS.

5’10” 5’9” 5’10” 5’9” 5’8” 5’7” 5’3” 5’5” 6’0” 5’11” 6’1”

5’11” 6’0” 5’9” 5’10” 5'11" 6’0” 5’7”

27 5/3/97 L - 5/16/97 L 24 5/23/97 R 55 6/10/97 R 48 7/21/97 R 14 10/31/97 20 7/19/95 R 39 4/29/97 R 45 9/18/96 L 3/5/97 L - 3/31/97 L

38 12 40 74 31 17

WT GP GAA SO 26 1.92 15 2.57

DOB S

3 1

DOB S 2/2/95 1/22/97 3/23/96 7/17/96 9/9/97 4/29/97 7/1/97

R R L R L R R

DOB C 12/2/96 L 1/5/13 L

Colors: Red/White Sophomore George Hansen returns after making the HNIB National Sophomore All Star team last summer. Junior Zach McDonough plays with the Jr. Islanders program out on Long Island. In goal, senior Callan Pyfer from St. Thomas More prep school and junior Michael Ioveno from the Long Island Rebels will be in charge of keeping pucks out of the cage.

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- Mid atlaNtiC -

Strong Squad Will Be In The Mix

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

hock full of fast, talented forwards and some solid defense and goalies, Team Mid Atlantic should be making some noise this summer. Geoff Marottolo, the head coach of the new Connecticut Yankees USPHL club, will be looking to make that happen for the team, the majority of which is made up from players from the state of New Jersey. Two veterans who will provide leadership up front are the two holdovers from last summer’s outfit - post-grad Joey

Campisano, heading for the Jersey Hitmen program, and Hotchkiss senior Cam Neely. Paramus Catholic flash Brian D’Erario and Robbinsville HS star Eric Hildebrand will contribute in the scoring department. Two more seniors - St. John Vianney’s Matt Kidney and Toms River East sniper Charlie Mule, come highly-regarded from the Garden State. Fellow senior Cory Zrinko put up some big numbers for his Lawrence HS team.

Joe Campisano

Brian D’Erario

Todd Goehring

Eric Hildebrand

Matt Kidney

Charlie Mule

Cory Zrinko

Cam Neely

Jake Tengi

Thomas Terranova

Hunter Wilcox

Steve Windt

Brad Becker

Tyler Lapchanski

Dan McCrossen

Dom Sellari

Dan Whritenour

Ryan Chung

Alec Astorga

Jacob Pelton

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- Mid atlaNtiC # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Paramus Cath./Ridgefield Park, NJ Hotchkiss/Brooklyn, NY Lawrence HS/Lawrenceville, NJ Xavier HS/Ivoryton, CT Toms River East/Toms River, NJ Robbinsville HS/Robbinsville, NJ Middletown North/Middletown, NJ Jr. Titans/Wayside, NJ St. John Vianney/Middletown, NJ NJ Hitmen/Toms River, NJ Pequannock HS/Pequannock, NJ

SR SR SR JR SR SR JR JR JR PG JR

160 195 180 185 190 180 165 160 175 175 168

15 34 10 36 31 25 13 22 24 51

26 26 12 37 21 15 27 15 28 37

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 17 18

Jr. Flyers/Folcroft, PA Cushing/Morristown, NJ Pope John XXIII/Belvidere, NJ Kinnelon HS/Kinnelon, NJ Jr. Titans/Howell, NJ Paramus Cath./Lyndhurst, NJ

SR SR JR JR JR SR

168 183 165 160 170 150

1 5 6 2 15 7

4 8 20 11 30 15

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Alec Astorga 29 Jacob Pelton 30 Ryan Chung

Canterbury/Nutley, NJ Phillips Andover/Syracuse, NY NJ Avalanche/Closter, NJ

JR 5’9” 165 SR 6’5” 180 JR 5’10” 150

Brian D'Erario Cameron Neely Cory Zrinko Hunter Wilcox Charlie Mulé Eric Hildebrand Thomas Terranova Todd Goehring Jr. Matt Kidney Joey Campisano Jake Tengi

Daniel McCrossen Steven Windt Tyler Lapshanski Dan Whritenour Brad Becker Dom Sellari

Coach: Geoff Marottolo - Connecticut Yankees The forward lines also boast a quartet of juniors looking to open some eyes. Todd Goehring will get the job done with the New Jersey Titans. Jake Tengi, a solid two-way forward, is key to the attack at Pequannock HS. Junior Thomas Terranova will put up points for both his Middletown North HS team and the New Jersey Rockets midget club. The lone Connecticut native on the roster is junior Hunter Wilcox, a catalyst to the offense at Xavier HS. On defense, look for Steve Windt to be a leader. The Morristown, NJ native is a member of the rearguard contingent at prep powerhouse Cushing Academy. Dan McCrossen, also a senior, comes from Folcroft, PA and looks to a season with the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers. A third senior on the blue line is Dom Sellari from the Paramus Catholic program. Junior Tyler Lapchanski keeps forwards honest with his Pope John club.

5’10” 6’0” 5’8” 6’0” 6’0” 6’3” 5’10” 5’11” 5’9” 5’10” 5’9”

5’9” 5’11” 5’9” 6’0” 5’11” 5’5”

41 60 22 73 52 40 40 37 52 88

L L R L R L R R R R R

DOB S

5 1/6/96 R 13 9/8/95 L 26 5/30/97 R 13 11/22/96 R 45 6/16/97 R 22 11/18/95 R

WT GP GAA SO 25 1.52 2 0.67 -

DOB S 1/26/96 9/30/95 5/31/96 5/2/96 8/25/95 5/7/96 7/14/97 7/8/97 2/19/97 4/13/94 6/3/97

7 1 -

DOB C 5/29/96 R 7/11/95 L 6/10/97 R

Colors: Green/White Two more juniors to keep an eye on are the solid Brad Becker from Red Bank Catholic and the NJ Titans, and the steady Dan Whritenour, who hails from the well-respected Kinnelon HS club. In goal, Nutley NJ’s Alec Astorga returns to the Mid Atlantic cage and takes his talents this season to Canterbury School. Junior Ryan Chung from Northern Valley (NJ) excelled at HNIB’s Northford Festival to earn a spot and will tend goal for the NJ Avalanche. Senior Jake Pelton is part of the goaltending group at Massachusetts prep Phillips Andover.

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- MiNNesota -

Team Should Impress Right Away

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

fter bringing teams that have been very successful in HNIB’s Girls Summer Showcase, coach Lenny Vannelli of the CAPD Program in Minnesota has put together this squad for the boys side. The team boasts some fine younger players from the state of Minnesota, with the roster bolstered with some local players from the New England area. There is plenty of talent up front, led by a trio of impressive

skaters from Minnesota’s Academy of Holy Angels. Junior Owen Larson (20 pts) will be a go-to guy in the forward lines. Junior Joe Sullivan looks for a bigger role this winter with Holy Angels; he was named the team’s Matson Award for hardest worker this past season. Sophomore Brady Winkler is banking on a key role with the varsity for this season. Senior Tyler Lodin, also from Holy Angels, will have to be watched by opposing defensemen

Jacob Aberwald

Adam Vannelli

Rex Riley

Brad Winkler

Owen Larson

Joe Sullivan

Tyler Lodin

Cooper Sande

Austin Davis

Kevin Ahn

A.J. Hill

Holton Stricklen

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- MiNNesota # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

5 6 7 8 11 12 14

Champlin Park HS/Champlin, MN Apple Valley HS/Apple Valley, MN Acad. of Holy Angels/Minnetonka, MN Acad. of Holy Angels/Minneapolis, MN Acad. of Holy Angels/Lakeville, MN Acad. of Holy Angels/Minneapolis, MN Cony HS/Augusta, ME

JR JR JR JR SO JR SR

158 141 160 160 151 185 160

1 10 5 12 16 12 28

2 24 3 8 19 8 26

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 13

St. Thomas Acad./Minneapolis, MN Blake School/Minneapolis, MN Acad. of Holy Angels/Minneapolis, MN Lincoln-Sudbury/Lincoln, MA

SR SO JR JR

175 145 160 170

6 0 2 1

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Holton Stricklen 29 AJ Hill

Mound-Westonka/Mound, MN Apple Valley HS/Burnsville, MN

SO 5’10” 145 SR 5’10” 195

Jacob Aberwald Adam Vannelli Joe Sullivan Owen Larson Brady Winkler Rex Riley Austin Davis

Peter Mark Kevin Ahn Cooper Sande Ryan Dale

Coach: Lenny Vannelli - Minnesota CADP

5’8” 5’7” 5’10” 5’10” 5’10” 6’0” 5’10"

6’0” 5’9” 6’0” 6’0”

13 2 8 7

3 34 8 20 35 20 54

L R L R R L L

DOB S

19 8/6/96 L 2 11/18/97 L 10 7/29/96 L 8 12/13/96 R

WT GP GAA SO 30 2.18 20 -

DOB S 5/23/97 11/6/96 11/6/96 12/9/96 3/23/97 11/27/96 12/15/95

DOB C

2 12/29/98 L 0 4/26/96 L

Colors: Royal/White

* Roster Being Finalized As Magazine Went To Print Junior Adam Vannelli is coming off a solid 34-point campaign with his Apple Valley HS squad. He will be involved offensively, along with junior Jacob Aberwald, who skates with the Champlin Park HS program. Senior Austin Davis is the top returning scorer for his Cony HS team up in Augusta, Maine. On the blue line, senior veteran Peter Mark (19 pts) is a mainstay in the back for St. Thomas Academy and hails from Minneapolis. Kevin Ahn, entering just his sophomore season, is already a varsity contributor at the Blake School. The Academy of Holy Angels is also represented by a pair on defense in junior six-footer Cooper Sande (Minneapolis) and junior Rex Riley (Minneapolis), who also plays at the forward position. Junior Ryan Dale was a key blue line contributor for Massachusetts D-2 power Lincoln-Sudbury and helped L-S to

one of its best seasons ever. Between the pipes, senior A.J. Hill was the top man for Apple Valley HS, while sophomore Holton Stricklen is in the program at Mound-Westonka.

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- Northeast -

Gritty Bunch Will Cause Teams Fits

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

lways one of the more hard-working clubs in the Showcase, Team Northeast is looking to be competitive and grab a playoff spot. The bench boss again this summer will be Pat Norton, the head coach at Tilton School in NH. The speedy Joe Osaka brings his wealth of talents from Brewster Academy. Senior Evan Dalaker is coming off a solid campaign at Bishop Guertin (NH).

Keep an eye on Camden Hills (Maine) teammates Jack Orne and Grayson Szumilas, two of the top scorers in all of Maine HS hockey last season. This duo should be able to produce. A pair of post-grads ready to contribute are Spence Cowand, on to Bridgton Academy after a big career at Maine’s Gorham HS. Grey Nimey comes from the NY high school ranks and heads to Vermont Academy in the fall. Junior Conor Ryle is a going concern at Cheverus (ME) HS,

Robert Markusic

Spence Cowand

Evan Dalaker

Ryan Monte

Lee Munson

Grey Nimey

Jack Orne

Joe Osaka

Alec Parmer

Shayne Plummer

Conor Ryle

Grayson Szumilas

Sean Engel

Tyler Lapointe

Chad L’Hereux

Jeremy McGlone

Keith Murphy

Ian Poundja-Bertrand

Andrew Schmidt

Colin Williamson

Ryan Dube

Simon Leiva

Payton Porter

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- Northeast # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

6 7 8 10 11 12 13 15 16 19 20 21

Camden Hills HS/Camden, ME Bp. Guertin/New Boston, NH Bridgton Acad./Gorham, ME Brewster Acad./Wolfeboro, NH Jr. Monarchs/Buxton, ME Pinkerton Acad./Derry, NH Cheverus HS/Portland, ME Vermont Acad./New Hartford, NY Camden Hills HS/Camden, ME East Catholic HS/Bolton, CT Dover HS/Barrington, NH Undecided/Dover, NH

SR SR PG SR JR JR JR PG SR JR JR PG

165 180 155 170 145 150 170 170 185 170 175 155

21 12 22 11 23 2 10 15 21 12 13 4

20 14 18 4 27 2 14 20 21 12 18 4

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 9 14 17 18

Tyngsboro HS/Tyngsboro, MA Winchendon/Manchester, NH Hebron/St-Bruno, QUE Bp. Guertin/Pepperell, MA Thornton Acad./Saco, ME Gorham HS/Gorham, ME Hartford HS/Cornish Flat, NH Trinity HS/Hooksett, NH

SR PG JR SR JR JR SR JR

175 185 150 140 198 180 180 160

7 9 3 2 8 10 24

12 10 5 7 14 11 16

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Ryan Dube 29 Simon Leiva 30 Payton Porter

Lebanon HS/West Lebanon, NH Vermont Acad./Blainville, QUE Kimball Union/Houlton, ME

JR 5’10” 145 SR 5’10” 175 JR 6’0” 170

Grayson Szumilas Evan Dalaker Spence Cowand Joe Osaka Shayne Plummer Ryan Monte Conor Ryle Grey Nimey Jack Orne Lee Munson Robert Markusic Alec Parmer Sean Engel Colin Williamson Ian Poundja-Bertrand Keith Murphy Tyler LaPointe Andrew Schmidt Jeremy McGlone Chad L’Heureux

Coach: Pat Norton - Tilton School Dover High in New Hampshire is represented by two of its forwards in Alec Parmer and junior Rob Markusic. Pinkerton Academy (NH) junior Ryan Monte will have an increased offensive role for the Astros this winter. The same goes for Lee Munson, who plays at East Catholic in Connecticut. Maine’s Shayne Plummer will skate with the Jr. Monarchs this winter. A key to the Northeast blue line will be post-grad Colin Williamson. The Winchendon-bound rearguard was a state champ this past March with Manchester Memorial HS. Senior Jeremy McGlone patrols the defensive zone for Vermont’s Hartford HS. Mass. native Keith Murphy comes from the Bishop Guertin program in New Hampshire. Sean Engel is also a Mass. native from Tyngsboro where he stars for the high school club. The other four Northeast defensemen are all juniors. Tyler

6’1” 5’10” 5’11” 6’0” 5’10” 5’10” 5’11” 6’3” 6’0” 6’2” 5’11” 5’8” 6’2” 5’10” 5’8” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’1” 5’9”

41 3/31/96 R 26 7/9/95 R 40 4/15/95 L 15 12/11/95 R 50 3/6/97 L 4 10/15/96 L 24 10/6/96 L 35 9/30/95 R 42 3/24/96 R 24 5/2/97 R 31 12/16/96 R 8 8/16/96 R 19 19 8 9 22 21 38

WT GP GAA SO 6 33 3.27 15 1.55

DOB S

DOB S 6/14/95 3/8/95 3/5/96 1/19/96 12/5/96 4/7/97 8/26/96 4/23/97

L R L R R R L R

DOB C

2 12/17/96 L 0 3/6/95 L 2 5/10/97 L

Colors: Black/White Lapointe comes to HNIB from the solid D-1 Maine program Thornton Academy, while Andrew Schmidt does the job at Maine’s Gorham HS. Ian Poundja-Bertrand is a Quebec native from the prep school program at Hebron Academy, while junior Chad L’Heureux looks forward to the upcoming year at NH’s Trinity HS. The goaltending duties will fall on Vermont Academy senior Simon Leiva (from Quebec), junior Ryan Dube from Lebanon HS (NH) and Payson Porter, a Maine native who heads to Kimball Union for the upcoming campaign.

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- east Coast -

East Coast Will Be Tough Opponent By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

laying out of the tournament’s West Division, team East Coast will leave it all on the ice each and every game. You know the team will be hard-working with the likes of Glenn White on the bench. Up front, coach White will look for production from the brother duo of Derek and Ryan Petti, who led Tewksbury HS to a great season this past March. Derek will move on to play

with the Middlesex Bears for a PG-year, while Ryan will be back to lead the Redmen. Another member of that successful Tewksbury squad, Patrick Doherty, will join Derek Petti with the Middlesex Bears. A returner to the East Coast squad is Hebron Academy senior James Uccello, who moves up to forward for this season.

Derek Petti

Seth Amstein

Patrick Doherty

Jeff Lyford

Tom Maguire

Connor Stevens

P.J. Kennedy

Ryan Petti

James Uccello

Josh Goldstein

Matt Arena

Casey Noyes

Richie Davis

Harry O’Donoghue

Blades Shields

Nick DiDuca

Kyle Nelson

Kyle Sawyer

James McCoy

Kyle Paquette

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Austn Wildes

Dale Armstrong

- east Coast # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

6 7 8 9 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 20

Hartford HS/White River Jct., VT Jr. Monarchs/Haverhill, MA Tewksbury HS/Tewksbury, MA Central Cath./Bradford, MA Middlesex Black Bears/Tewksbury, MA Hebron/Coventry, CT Middlesex Black Bears/Tewksbury, MA Haverhill HS/Haverhill, MA Haverhill HS/Bradford, MA Haverhill HS/Bradford, MA Gloucester HS/Gloucester, MA Undecided/Milton, VT

SR SR JR JR PG SR PG JR SR SR SR PG

160 155 160 185 170 180 170 150 145 165 170 165

20 16 16 15 25 21 12 3 9 8 -

25 22 18 12 20 28 7 7 9 10 -

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 10 12 19

Haverhill HS/Haverhill, MA Haverhill HS/Haverhill, MA Central Cath./Kingston, NH Methuen HS/Methuen, MA No. Andover HS/No. Andover, MA Hudson HS/Hudson, MA Rockport HS/Rockport, MA

SR SR JR SR JR SR JR

195 175 185 140 165 180 185

5 3 5 1 2 3

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 James McCoy 29 Austin Wildes 30 Kyle Paquette

Jr. Monarchs/Sandown, NH Hebron Acad./Seabrook, NH Tewksbury HS/Tewksbury, MA

PG 5’10” 160 SR 6’2” 190 JR 5’9” 140

Jeffrey Lyford Connor Stevens Ryan Petti PJ Kennedy Patrick Doherty James Uccello Derek Petti Joshua Goldstein Matthew Arena Thomas Maguire Casey Noyes Seth Amstein Harry O’Donoghue Richie Davis Blades Shields Dale Armstrong Nick DiDuca Kyle Sawyer Kyle Nelson

Coach: Glenn White - Merrimack River Rats From the great state of Vermont comes a pair of forward who both skated for East Coast last summer in Milton’s Seth Amstein, off for a PG-year, and Hartford senior Jeff Lyford. Haverhill HS senior Tom Maguire is back for his third HNIB season and will be involved offensively. Haverhill native Connor Stevens plays his hockey with the Jr. Monarchs program in New Hampshire. Senior Casey Noyes is ready for a break-out campaign with Gloucester HS this coming winter. Junior P.J. Kennedy hopes to make some noise at Central Catholic. Haverhill HS teammates Josh Goldstein (junior) and Matt Arena (senior) add to the offensive mix. On the East Coast blue line, senior Richie Davis moves over from the Middlesex squad and will provide leadership. High school teammate at Haverhill Harry O’Donoghue

5’10” 5’10” 5’10” 5’8” 5’11” 6’0” 6’2” 5’9” 5’8” 5’10” 5’8” 5’7” 5’10” 5’11” 5’10” 5’7” 6’0” 6’2” 5’10”

10 11 25 9 15 10

45 9/23/95 R 38 1/12/96 R 34 8/5/97 R - 10/5/96 L 27 1/27/95 L 45 10/23/95 R 49 4/28/95 L 19 2/24/97 R 10 4/24/96 L 18 8/21/95 L 18 4/6/96 L - 12/28/94 L

DOB S

15 3/21/96 R 14 1/9/96 L 30 11/12/96 L - 10/4/95 R 10 1/2/97 R 17 12/29/95 L 13 2/8/97 R

WT GP GAA SO 15 9 17 1.86

DOB S

DOB C

0 10/26/94 L 2 6/21/96 L 3 6/12/97 L

Colors: Royal/White also has HNIB experience. Junior Blades Shields was a Sophomore All Star last summer at HNIB and should be a solid force. Junior Nick Diduca had a solid campaign this past season for North Andover HS. Kyle Sawyer is hoping to be part of a resurgence at Hudson HS to bring the Hawks back to their state championship form. Kyle Nelson is a mainstay at Rockport HS. Senior Dale Armstrong is a local player, as he plays at nearby Methuen HS. Goaltending for East Coast should be solid with the likes of Tewksbury junior Kyle Paquette, a starter since his freshman season, senior James McCoy from the Monarchs, and senior Austin Wildes, a prep school player from Hebron Academy.

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- MidWest -

Midwesterners Ready To Challenge

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

his club is hoping to build on the success that last summer’s club enjoyed and be a serious contender in the West Division. Coaching the team this year will be Dan Driscoll, who brings his expertise from several years behind the bench at New England prep school power Berkshire School. For scoring prowess look for senior Michael Dzoba (65 pts) from Team Ohio to be involved heavily. Senior John Buck is the lone Illinois native on the front lines and he skates at

Loyola Academy. Senior Will Whalen (42 pts) is the offensive leader at his Riley HS squad in Indiana. Senior Taylor Hamilton from Liberty Township, Ohio will have to be watched. Two more seniors in the forward group are Kevin Philbin (54 pts) and Aidan Wilkinson (48 pts), teammates at Indiana’s Mt. Carmel HS. Wilkinson also excels on the blue line. Junior David Stonebreaker from the Pittsburgh area is looking forward to a big showcase. Junior Zach Lawson (62 pts) put up some big numbers for his Ohio Prospects program.

Michael Dzoba

Zach Lawson

Taylor Hamilton

Aidan Wilkinson

John Buck

Gabe Smith

David Stonebreaker

Kevin Van Bokkelen

Will Whalen

Matthew Szafoni

Ross Gann

Kevin Philbin

Gus Peponidis

Matt Bartels

Brendan Kremer

Alex Davis

Ryan Wagner

John Hagan

Sam Arrias

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- MidWest # FORWARDS 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 16 17

TEAM/TOWN

Gabe Smith Theodore Roosevelt HS/Kent, OH Zach Lawson Ohio Prospects/No. Canton, OH Michael Dzoba Team Ohio/Amherst, OH Kevin Van Bokkelen Walsh Jesuit/Hudson, OH David Stonebraker Plum HS/Pittsburgh, PA Taylor Hamilton Talawanda HS/Liberty Twp., OH Aidan Wilkinson Mt. Carmel HS/St. John, IN Kevin Philbin Mt. Carmel HS/Saint John, IN John Buck Loyola Acad./Winnetka, IL Will Whalen Riley HS/Laporte, IN

YR HT

A PTS

JR JR SR JR JR SR SR SR SR SR

160 190 170 160 155 155 155 160 175 180

28 26 38 6 35 20 12 22 18

19 36 27 7 42 16 32 32 24

6’0” 5’11” 5’8” 6’0” 6’0” 6’1” 5’9” 5’9” 6’0” 6’0”

47 62 65 13 77 36 48 54 42

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 10 15

Westerville Wildcats/Westerville, OH Team Michiana/LaPorte, IN Bp. Fenwick/Wheaton, IL Bp. Canevin/Coraopolis, PA Indiana Jr. Ice/Oxford, OH Loyola Acad./Chicago, IL

JR JR SR SR SR JR

207 187 180 165 160 170

10 7 6 5 4 2

30 8 16 15 21 12

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Sam Attias 29 John Hagan 30 Ryan Wagner

Shaker Heights HS/Shaker Hgts, OH SR 5’10” 145 Mentor HS/Mentor-on-the-Lake, OH SR 5’10” 165 Shadyside Acad./Indianapolis, IN JR 5’11” 145

Brendan Kremer Matthew Bartels Alex Davis Gus Peponidis Ross Gann Matthew Szafoni

Coach: Dan Driscoll - Berkshire School Two more Ohioans on the forward roster are junior Gabe Smith from Kent and Theodore Roosevelt HS, and Kevin Van Bokkelen from Hudson and Walsh Jesuit HS. On the blue line, senior Alex Davis returns to the Midwest lineup. His leadership will be key, as it does at his winter club - Bishop Fenwick HS in Illinois. Senior Gus Peponidis brings his good size from Bishop Canevin HS in Pennsylvania. The Indiana Jr. Ice send a solid prospect in senior Ross Gann. Junior Matt Szafoni of Loyola Academy will be strong in front of the cage. Junior Brendan Kremer, a solid 6-2, 207, will be vital on the Midwest blue line; he plays for the Westerville Wildcats in Ohio. Junior Matt Bartels, yet another six-footer, is an Indiana native who comes from the Team Michiana program.

6’2” 6’0” 5’11” 6’1” 5’9” 6’0”

L L R R R L R R L R

DOB S

40 7/18/97 L 15 6/19/96 L 22 4/30/96 R 20 10/10/95 R 25 2/3/96 R 14 12/20/96 L

WT GP GAA SO 12 3.07 16 2.62

DOB S 1/28/13 5/9/98 4/20/95 2/9/97 9/29/96 8/11/96 5/19/96 8/25/95 9/28/96 7/6/95

DOB C

3 4/10/96 L 1 11/27/95 L 3 2/6/97 L

Colors: Orange/Black/White The goaltending chores will fall upon the likes of senior John Hagan from Mentor HS in Ohio, senior Sam Attias from Ohio’s Shaker Heights HS, and junior Ryan Wagner, a netminder for prep school Shadyside Academy who hails from Indianapolis.

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- NatioNal sophoMore all stars -

Youngsters Hope To Impress

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

oaded with hard-working players looking to get noticed, the National Sophomore All Star team hopes to be very competitive. Coaching the team this summer will be Rob Gagnon, the head coach at prep school power Cushing Academy, located in Central Mass. At forward, the team will have a multitude of options from a variety of regions.

Both Ricky Walsh (Aston, PA) and Conor Cassidy (Wilmington, DE) come from the Philadelphis Little Flyers organization and have a nose for the net. Justin Vien has already put up big numbers for his Berlin HS team in New Hampshire. Griffin Connor was a solid contributor to his team at Bow HS, while looking for a bigger offensive role in 13-14 is Joe LaValle at NH’s Bishop Guertin HS.

Domenic Chamard

Ryan Kushey

Justin Vien

Eryk Wielgos

Griffin Connor

Jackson Curran

Charles Buerk

Michael Perrone

Ricky Walsh

Conor Cassidy

Justin Arnold

Joe LaValle

Nick Latella

A.J. Przystawski

Jared Conroy

Mark Leach

David Selden

Connor Anderson

Matt D’Angelo

Aidan Farhat

Cam Burggrabe

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- NatioNal sophoMore all stars # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20

Lexington HS/Lexington, MA Trinity Catholic/Norwalk, CT Avon Old Farms/Mount Sinai, NY Governor’s Acad./Andover, MA Jr. Knights/Sanford, FL Little Flyers/Aston, PA Bow HS/Bow, NH Berlin HS/Berlin, NH Bp. Guertin/Pelham, NH Little Flyers/Wilmington, DE Palm Beach Hawks/Loxahatchee, FL

SO SO FR FR SO SO SO SO SO SO SO

6’0” 5’8” 5’2” 5’9” 6’0” 5’9” 5’5” 5’8” 5’7” 5’9” 5’4”

150 140 130 145 175 145 135 135 140 145 145

7 16 12 8 4 6 28 12 -

14 23 27 12 16 9 27 12 -

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 3 4 5 6 8 9 17

Groton/Windham, NH Londonderry HS/Londonderry, NH Shady Side Acad./Pittsburgh, PA Kingswood Oxford/Burlington, CT East Haven HS/East Haven, CT Hebron/Maitland, FL Hoosac/Sherbrooke, QUE Central Bucks South/Warrington, PA

SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO

185 205 200 172 150 150 215 156

0 1 5 0 2 7 5

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

Justin Arnold Eryk Wielgos Michael Perrone Jackson Curran Charles Buerk Ricky Walsh Griffin Connor Justin Vien Joseph La Valle Conor Cassidy Ryan Kushay

David Selden Mark Leach Matthew D’Angelo A.J. Przystawski Nick Latella Connor Anderson Dominic Chamard Jared Conroy

# GOALIES

1 Aidan Farhat Bp. Guertin/Hollis, NH 29 Camden Burggrabe Culver Acad./Marquette, MI

Coach: Rob Gagnon - Cushing Academy Rugged Ryan Kushay, from Loxahatchee, FL, is with the Palm Beach Hawks organization, while fellow Floridian Charles Buerk hails from Sanford and skated last winter with the Orlando Jr. Knights. The shifty Michael Perrone moves on to Avon Old Farms for this year. Also trying the prep school ranks is Jackson Curran, bound for Governor’s Academy is Massachusetts. Eryk Wielgos is a going concern for his Trinity Catholic team in Connecticut. Justin Arnold will join the Islanders U-16 program after a solid

5’11” 6’2” 5’10” 5’10” 5’8” 5’6” 6’2” 5’10”

0 5 10 4 8 21 3

21 9/17/97 R 39 11/21/97 L 39 11/30/98 L - 1/27/98 R 20 7/11/97 20 2/16/97 R 15 12/17/97 L 55 5/4/98 L 2/6/98 L 24 10/1/97 L - 11/5/97 R

20 13 1.31

DOB S

0 1/31/97 R 6 1/1/98 R 15 6/9/97 R 4 8/17/98 L 10 11/27/97 R 28 2/23/97 R - 4/16/97 R 8 6/10/97 R

WT GP GAA SO

SO 5’9” 120 SO 6’0” 190

DOB S

0 4

DOB C 5/3/97 R 8/20/97 L

Colors: Navy/Gold/White

freshman campaign at Lexington HS. Defensively, Groton School’s David Selden and Mark Leach, of NH’s Londonderry HS, both bring good size to the rink. Connecticut is well-represented by A.J. Przystawski, who skates the blue line at Kingswood Oxford, and Nick Latella from East Haven HS. Both Jared Conroy from the Philadelphia Revolution program and Matt D’Angelo from the Pittsburgh area call Pennsylvania home. Connor Anderson, from Maitland, FL, heads up north this fall and brings

his talents to Hebron Academy in Maine. Big Dominic Chanard is a Quebec native that plays at Hoosac School in NY state. The goaltending will be in the capable hands of Cam Burggrabe, a Michigan native who is at Midwest prep power Culver Academy, and Aidan Farhat from close by Bishop Guertin HS in Nashua, NH.

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- philadelphia -

Will Hard Work Pay Dividends?

By Gary Demopoulos • HNIB

eam Philadelphia will bring its usual hard-work ethic to the rink each time out.

Charlie Pens, who runs American Hockey Schools, is back again to coach this group. Offensively, look for production from the likes of senior Bobby Hally, a Virginia native who skates for the Team Maryland U-18 squad, and returning forwards D.J. Mulhern, a

post-grad from Hatboro, PA, and post-grad Vincent DiMare, who plans to be with the NY Jr. Aviators program for the upcoming campaign. Also skating with the Team Maryland program ready to produce is junior Keegan Kelly. Philadelphia native Collin Wiercinski, a junior-to-be, will be a member of the squad at Hill School this season. Big Houston Wilson was a member of Team Philadelphia’s HNIB champion Sophomore team last summer and heads to

Justin Cole

Houston Wilson

Vinny Dimare

Michael Katz

Colin Wiercinski

Brandon Robert

Andrew Galante

Keegan Kelly

D.j. Mulhern

Patrick O’Connor

Blaise Kilroy

Alessandro Bianchi

Cole Marano

J.C. Moritz

Eric Szeker

Joe Brennan

Landon Trutt

Bobby Hally

Alex Vukasin

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Brendan Kasel

- philadelphia # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

3 5 7 8 9 10 11 14 16 17 18

Vermont Acad./Bryn Athyn, PA Mount Jaguars/Moorestown, NJ Vermont Acad./Philadelphia, PA Team Maryland/Centreville, VA Team Maryland/Fairfax Station, VA Hun School/Princeton, NJ Byrn Athyn/Hatboro, PA Whalers/Manalapan, NJ St. Clair Shores/Southgate, MI NY Jr. Aviators/Staten Island, NY Hill School/Philadelphia, PA

SO SR SO JR SR SR PG SR JR PG JR

180 170 150 155 170 195 173 163 165 185 190

23 24 57 48 36 21 18 15 24 13

23 46 5/1/96 L 20 44 8/27/95 L 42 99 6/20/96 R 44 92 10/22/96 R 66 102 4/30/96 L 21 42 4/18/95 R 18 36 11/26/94 R 14 29 12/18/95 R 43 67 4/19/96 L - 6/17/94 R 12 25 5/1/96 R

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

2 4 6 12 13 15 19

Hill School/Dobbs Ferry, NY Holy Ghost Prep/Jankintown, PA Austin Prep/Reading, MA Hun School/Allentown, NJ Hun School/Philadelphia, PA Father Judge HS/Philadelphia, PA Brewster Acad./Spring City, PA

SR SR JR PG PG JR SR

210 165 200 180 195 140 160

8 5 30 16 5 -

15 23 40 19 10 -

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

1 Brandon Kasel 29 Landon Trutt

Rochester Americans/Ithaca, NY Little Flyers/Robesonia, PA

JR 6’1” 175 PG 6’2” 215

Justin Cole Michael Katz Houston Wilson Keegan Kelly Bobby Hally Alex Vukasin D.J. Mulhern Andrew Galante Brandon Robert Vincent DiMare Collin Wiercinski

Alessandro Bianchi Cole Marano Patrick O’Connor Eric Szeker John Moritz Joseph Brennan Blaise Kilroy

Coach: Charlie Pens - American Hockey Schools Vermont Academy for a repeat sophomore season. There, he will team up with Justin Cole, also a sophomore-to-be from Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania. Junior Brandon Robert is a topnotch forward from the St. Clair Shores Saints in Michigan. A pair of forwards from the state of New Jersey looking to make their mark are seniior Michael Katz from Moorestown HS, and senior Andrew Galante, a Manalapan native with the Whalers program. Senior Alex Vukasin is ready for a big senior campaign at New Jersey’s Hun School The Philadelphia defense features three players that were with the team last summer at HNIB. Senior Blaise Kilroy plays his winter hockey in the prep ranks at Brewster Academy is New Hampshire. Also in the prep ranks is senior Alessandro Bianchi, a member of the Hill School program in his native Pennsylvania. Post-grad John Moritz will look to open some eyes after a career with the Hun School in New Jersey. The same goes for

6'3" 5’8” 5’9” 5’10” 5’9” 5’10” 6’0” 5’8” 5’11” 5’9” 6’1”

6’3” 5’10” 6’4” 6’0” 6’4” 5’11” 6’2”

DOB S

23 8/13/95 28 4/26/96 70 7/17/96 35 7/2/95 15 4/7/95 - 1/21/96 - 12/24/94

WT GP GAA SO 5 1.25 9 2.75

DOB S

7 0

R R R L L L L

DOB C 3/26/96 L 7/17/94 L

Colors: White/Red

Allentown, NJ’s Eric Szeker. Junior Joe Brennan is a solid, two-way blue liner that skates for Father Judge HS in Philadelphia. Senior Cole Marano comes from the Holy Ghost Prep program. Big Patrick O’Connor will be a catalyst; he is moving to the Boston area and will play at Austin Prep for the coming season. Goaltending should be fine with post-grad Landon Trutt from the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers program and junior Brandon Kasel, a native of Ithaca, NY who tends the net for the Rochester Jr. Amerks.

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- south Florida -

Experienced Squad Will Be A Challenger

By Gary Demopoulos â&#x20AC;˘ HNIB

hock full of experience, team South Florida will certainly be in the mix.

Coach Tim Kyrkostas, head coach of the Palm Beach Hawks, has many of his own players on the roster. Twins Mark Sunde and Luke Sunde, were prolific scorers during their high school careers in their native state of Ohio and will try a year of junior hockey with the Hawks program in southern Florida. The same goes for A.J. Fasick, a native of Fort Wayne, Indiana that toiled for the Midwest entry at HNIB last summer. A pair of native Floridians in the forward ranks that coch Kyrkostas knows quite well coming up through the Palm Beach Hawks ranks are Brandon Desrosiers and Ben Silver. Post-grad Brian Engh will hope to get his name on the scoresheet for South Florida, as will Stephen Budkey, who moves to the Hawks program from the Pittsburgh area. Returning South Florida skater Jake Simons heads up to prep school as he takes his talents to Cushing in the fall. Senior Larri Heinonen, from Wellington, FL, and NickAleva, bound for the Connecticut Wolfpack in the fall, are

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two more key forwards. On the blue line, returning to the team will be junior Aaron McPheters, who hails from Alaska and was placed on the South Florida roster last summer after a solid Sophomore All Star tournament. Senior Joe Richardson is looking to make a big splash; he is from Lake Worth, FL. Post-grad Evan Stanislav joins the Hawks program from his home state of Iowa, while young sophomore Justin Jones, a Wellington, FL resident, is an up-and-comer in the Hawks program. South Florida will have some experience between the pipes with the likes of senior Chase Green and post-grad Zak Kemble.

Brian Engh

A.Jâ&#x20AC;&#x2C6;Fasick

Luke Sende

Mark Sende

Aaron McPheters

Chase Green

Zac Kemble

Nick Aleva

Jake Simons

- south Florida # FORWARDS

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16

Brian Engh Stephen Budkey Benjamin Silver Brandon Desrosiers Luke Sunde AJ Fasick Mark Sunde Jake Simons 17 Larri Heinonen 18 Nick Aleva

Palm Beach Hawks/Parker, CO Palm Beach Hawks/Pittsburgh, PA Palm Beach Hawks/Boca Raton, FL Palm Beach Hawks/Deerfield Beach, FL Palm Beach Hawks/Medina, OH Palm Beach Hawks/Fort Wayne, IN Palm Beach Hawks/Medina, OH Cushing/Coral Springs, FL Palm Beach Hawks/Wellington, FL CT. Wolfpack/Chagrin Falls, OH

SR PG PG PG PG PG PG SO

155 190 172 165 190 170 185 145

PG 5’10” 175

16 8 1 71 6 30 20 14

14 9 4 28 3 52 20 13

# DEFENSE

TEAM/TOWN

YR HT

A PTS

5 6 7 20

Palm Beach Hawks/Wellington, FL SO Palm Beach Hawks/Urbandale, IA PG Palm Beach Hawks/Lake Worth, FL SR Selects Academy/Anchorage, AK JR

175 180 180 145

10 9 2 8

25 12 12 33

Justin Jones Evan Stanislav Joseph Richardson Aaron McPheters

5’10” 6’3” 6’0” 6’2” 5’10” 5’11” 6’1” 5’6”

SR 5’10’ 150

5’11” 5’11” 6’0” 5’8”

# GOALIES

TEAM/TOWN

1 Chase Green 29 Zak Kemble

Palm Beach Hawks/Lewis Center, OH SR 5’9” 155 Palm Beach Hawks/Locust Grove, VA PG 6’0” 190

Coach: Tim Kyrkostas - Palm Beach Hawks

YR HT

30 17 5 99 9 82 40 27

35 21 14 41

WT GP GAA SO 15 -

DOB S 4/28/95 2/14/94 9/30/93 6/2/94 4/11/94 9/26/94 4/11/94 8/11/96 2/28/96 12/24/93

R R R L R R R L

DOB S 8/29/97 3/14/95 1/16/96 3/25/97

L R L L

DOB C

0 7/26/95 R - 11/5/93 L

Colors: Gray/White

* Roster was being finalized as magazine went going to print

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H 2013 HNIB Girls’ Showcase H August 7th - 11th

P Haverhill Valley Forum, MA P

H GIRLS’ SUMMER SCHEDULE H (All Games 3 - 15 Minute Periods)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Massachusetts Preps Mass. Public/Catholic New England Northeast TeamONE

North Arena 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm 4:15 pm - 6:15 pm 6:30pm - 8:30pm

6. Minnesota 7. Boston Shamrocks 8. Mid-Atlantic 9. Keystone Selects

Wednesday, August 7th (mini-practice, Game 1) South Arena Shamrocks vs. Mid-Atlantic 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Mass. Preps vs. Minnesota 5:15 pm - 7:15 pm Shamrocks vs Keystone Selects

Northeast vs. New England TeamOne vs. Mass Pub./Cath

Thursday, August 8th North Arena 9:00 am - 10:15 am 10:30 am - 11:45 am 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm

South Arena Northeast vs. Mid-Atlantic 9:00 am - 10:15 am Keystone Selects vs. New Engl. 10:30 am - 11:45 am TeamOne vs. Shamrocks 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm 3:00 pm - 4:15 pm 4:30 pm - 5:45 pm 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm

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

Friday, August 9th North Arena 9:00 am - 10:15 am 10:30 am - 11:45 am 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm 7:00pm - 8:15pm

North Arena 9:00 am - 10:15 am 10:30 am - 11:45 am 12:00pm - 1:15 pm 1:45pm - 3:30pm

South Arena TeamOne vs New England 9:00 am - 10:15 am Mass Preps vs. Mid-Atlantic 10:30 am - 11:45 am PLAYOFFS (A) 5th place vs. 8th place 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm (C) Semifinal 1st vs. 4th 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm (E) 9th place vs. Loser of Game A

Minnesota vs. Keystone Selects Mass Pub/Cath vs. Northeast (B) 6th place vs. 7th place (D) Semifinal 2nd vs. 3rd

Saturday, August 10th (Playoffs) South Arena (F) Winner of A vs Winner of B 9:00 am - 10:15 am Loser of C vs Loser of D (Consolation Game) Winner of C vs Winner of D (Championship Game) Championship Game

(G) 9th Place vs. Loser B

Sunday, August 11th All Star Games (Top 60 Girls) - Tournament Awards Presented Team MVP’s, Top Defensemen, Top Goalies, Top Forwards, Unsung Hero 9:00 am - 10:00 am 10:15 am - 11:15 am 11:30 am - 12:30 pm

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