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Shattuck-St. Mary’s Hockey History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

SSM Girls Prep Team Wins 2009 National Title . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Former Sabres in the 2010 Olympics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

SSM Hockey Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9

NHL Draft Pick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

College Counseling and the Student-Athlete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

SSM Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Hockey Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

SSM Hockey Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

SSM Hockey Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

SSM Athletic Training Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Girls Prep Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17

Girls U16 Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

Boys Prep Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21

Boys Midget AAA Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23

Boys U16 Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-25

Boys Midget AA Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27

Boys Bantam Tier I Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29

Boys Bantam A Hockey Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Successes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

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Photo Credits: Deborah Hickey, Wendy Joarnt and Michelle Phillips

uilt in the heart of Minnesota, it was inevitable that

Shattuck-St. Mary’s School would enjoy a long history of

hockey on its campus. The first recorded official hockey team

at Shattuck School banded together in 1925 to skate on a small

pond in the area where Clapp Dormitory now stands. Over the

years, hockey remained a tenacious presence at Shattuck School,

and in 1968 the campus’ first indoor ice rink was built–a lofty

arched construction now affectionately referred to as “The

Barn.” Throughout the late 1980s, the SSM hockey program

saw hard times as school enrollment dropped and players were

harder to come by. For a few years, SSM partnered in a co-op

program with Faribault High School in order to get a full team

on the ice and in 1989 had only two players on the roster.

Then, in 1990, the school embarked on a visionary plan to bring

hockey back to SSM–stronger than ever. In the first year of

SSM’s new phase of hockey, players were recruited from all

over the country to join in the building of a new program.

In its second year, the fledgling program had already garnered

enough attention to add a second team. By 1993, SSM had

outgrown the local high school hockey league and expanded

its season to include a full schedule of USA Hockey games

and tournaments. In 1996, the School fielded its first girls

hockey team, and the top boys midget team skated to its very

first National Championship tournament. Three short

years later, in 1999, the Boys Prep team, led by Andy

Murray, former Head Coach of the Los Angeles Kings,

kicked off what would become a tradition of excellence

by winning its first Tier I Boys U18 National Championship

title. The Boys Prep team has since won four more

National Championships–in 2001, 2003, 2005, and 2007.

Also in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009, the Girls Prep team

capped its seasons as Tier I Women’s U19 National

Champions.

hese days, the SSM hockey program is made up of eight

teams playing a seven-month schedule of 50-70 games per

season. The two girls teams, two bantam teams, and four

midget teams practice daily on two campus ice rinks, and

compete in games and tournaments around the United States

and Canada. Under the leadership of Director of Hockey Tom

Ward, supported by an incredible staff of coaches, trainers, and

teachers, the SSM hockey program has grown into the premier

program in the United States. As Sports Illustrated magazine

put it, “Shattuck-St. Mary’s School is to high school hockey

what Harvard is to law school.”

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hockey student-athlete at Shattuck-St. Mary’s both studies hard and plays hard. It is this very combination of rigorous college-prep academics and exceptional hockey skill development that sets Shattuck-St. Mary’s apart fromother schools and programs. At the heart of the School is thebelief that we are preparing young men and women for lifebeyond high school. This preparation is first and foremost –academic. The vast majority of our graduates are consistentlyadmitted to their first-choice college choices. Once at college,our graduates report that they are exceedingly well-prepared

academically. When it comes tohockey, our results speak forthemselves in terms of placementsinto Division I and III programs and our growing numbers ofalumni in the NHL. And, many ofour graduates find great satisfactionparticipating in club programs atthe college level. Hockey passion is fueled at SSM, continues into the college years and beyond.

Founded in 1858, Shattuck-St. Mary’sis one of the oldest collegepreparatory schools in the Midwest.In 2009-10, our 437 students comefrom 36 states and 20 countries.With an average class size of 12,

and a student to teacher ratio of 9 to 1, our primary goal is toprepare each student not just for college but for a confident life beyond our doors.

We seek students of above-average ability and achievementwho are eager to take full advantage of the School’s academicprogram and broad range of extracurricular activities.Students can apply online by visiting the School’s website:www.s-sm.org. For more information about SSM and ourapplication process, please contact the Admissions Office at 800-421-2724 or 507-333-1618.

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For the fourth time in the last five years, theGirls Prep team has captured the USA HockeyU-19 National title. In April of 2009, both theU-16 and U-19 girls’ teams traveled to Rochester,New York to take their shot at their respectivechampionships.

The preliminary round found each team fairingvery well. The U-16 girls went 2-1 in pool playand advanced to the quarterfinals. They met astrong opponent in Detroit’s Belle Tire, howeverpersevered and won the game 2-1, sending themto the semifinals against Team Illinois. Unfortunatelythe girls could not overcome the 2-1 deficit andwere eliminated from the tournament. The teamended up with an impressive 40-7-6 record, the best in the team’s history as well as its best finish ever, ending up the 3rd best team inthe nation.

The Girls Prep team rolled through the round-robin play and headed into the quarterfinals as the number 1 seed in the tournament. They wontheir quarterfinal and semifinal matches 7-2 and 5-3 respectively and set up the championshipgame against the Chicago Mission, the defendingnational champions.

The first period was very evenly matched withboth teams having good scoring chances. Withjust under five minutes remaining in the period,senior Jessica Cohen knocked in a power playgoal to put the Sabres ahead 1-0. That scorelasted one full period before senior Dru Burnsrifled a high slap shot past the Chicago goalie.The Sabres went into the third period with a two-goal advantage, however it was still any-body’s game. With just over eight minutes toplay, Brianna Decker ’09 converted on a nicepass from Amanda Kessel ’10 to put the game almost out of reach. In a last ditch effort, the Mission pulled theirgoalie. Even though they did finally score, the Sabres got two empty net goals to secure the championship.

The Sabres showed their impressive special teams play as they scored four power play goals and did not give up agoal on their nine penalty kills in the game. Coach Gordie Stafford attributed the team’s success to their depth, conditioning, and attitude. He added, “It was a challenging year because of absences and injuries, so we hardly ever had a full roster. We just came together at the right time, in large part to our senior leadership especiallyBrianna Decker, Jess Cohen and Dru Burns,” all of whom had at least two points in the championship game.Stafford also praised the play of senior goalie Becca Ruegsegger, who had 38 saves in the final game. Decker andjunior Amanda Kessel were the leading scorers of the tournament racking up 16 and 19 points respectively in sixgames. The team finished the season with a record of 43-12-3.

GIRLS PREP REGAINS THRONEBy Laurel Simer ’07

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Three Shattuck-St. Mary’sSchool athletes were amongthe record 19 high schoolhockey players chosen in the2009 National Hockey Leagueentry draft.

The Minnesota Wild selectedforward Alexander Fallstrom ’09and Erik Haula ’10. Minnesotaused its fourth pick (116thoverall) to take Fallstrom, whowill attend Harvard in the fall,and its seventh pick (182nd)on Haula, a forward fromFinland. Fallstrom led the SSMteam in goals (40) and points(87), playing in 52 games.Haula played in 53 games andled the team in assists (58). He also scored 26 goals.

The Tampa Bay Lightningchose Kiryl Hatavets ’10 withits seventh pick (183rd).Hatavets, a defenseman, isfrom Belarus. He had sevengoals and 25 assists in 54games.

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Forwards Jocelyne ’08 and Monique Lamoureux ’08earned spots on the U.S. Olympic women’s hockey teamthat will play in Vancouver, B.C. The opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Games will be Feb. 12. The U.S. teamwill open play on Feb. 14 against China.

The Lamoureux twins, who will become the first set oftwins ever to play hockey in the Olympics, helpedShattuck-St. Mary’s School to three national titles. Sincetheir time at SSM, Monique was named 2008-09 Rookie of the Year in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association,and both were named to the All-WCHA First Team.Monique was the WCHA scoring champion with 61 pointsin conference competition. Jocelyne ranked third in theWCHA in points and assists (26) and goals (24).

The Lamoureux sisters are just nine days older than HilaryKnight, the youngest U.S. player at 20 years old. They arejoined by six Olympic veterans: Jenny Potter and AngelaRuggiero, both headed for their fourth Games; two-timeOlympians Julie Chu and Natalie Darwitz; and 2006Olympians Caitlin Cahow and Molly Engstrom. The U.S.women’s team has earned medals in all three of itsOlympic appearances: gold in 1998, silver in 2002, andbronze in 2006.

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The 2010 Men’s U.S. Olympic team will include ZachParise ’02 of the New Jersey Devils, Ryan Malone ’99 of the Tampa Bay Lightning and former SSM Sabre JackJohnson of the L.A. Kings. The 2010 Men’s CanadianOlympic team will include former Sabre Sidney Crosbyof the Pittsburg Penguins and Jonathon Toews ’05 of theChicago Blackhawks.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s is proud to have SEVEN former Sabresparticipating in the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver!

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SSM Hockey Honor Roll

Don Hitesman ’57 .......................................................... Macalester CollegeLarry Leach ’58 .............................................................. Macalester CollegeRick Barr ’75 ...................................................................... Hamline, MIACDan Swenson ’78 ............................................ University of Minnesota, WCHA

Brad Cohen ’84 ...................................................................... Colgate, ECAC

William A. Hays II ’84 ................................................ Concordia College, MIAC

Peter Shimabukuro ’85 ............................................................ Colgate, ECAC

Tom Shimabukuro ’86 .......................................... Princeton University, ECACHL

Tim Erickson ’88 ............................................................ UCONN, Hockey East

Scott Gruber ’92 .................................................. Minnesota Crookston, MCHA

Mike Elmor ‘92 .................................................... Minnesota Crookston, MCHA

Jimmy Alauria ’93............................Rockford Ice Hogs, UHL, Univ. of AL-Huntsville

Jesse Bull ’93 .............................. Richmond Renegades, ECHL, Univ. of N.Dakota

Joe Casey ’93.............................. Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees, CHL, Denver Univ.

Beau Garrett ’93 ........................................................ Colorado College, WCHA

Trevor Petrah ’93............................................................ Ohio State University

Jimmy Nicol ’93 ........................................................ Colorado College, WCHA

Matthew Scodellaro ’93 ...................................................... St. Norbert, NCHA

Michael Acosta ’94 .............................. Trenton Titans, ECHL, Princeton University

Ty Conklin ’94............................ Detroit Red Wings, NHL, Univ. of New Hampshire

Brian Guastella ’94 ............................................................ Hamilton, NESCAC

Chris Herbolsheimer ’94 .......................................... Mercyhurst, Atlantic Hockey

Michael Lewandowski ’94 ...................................... Mercyhurst, Atlantic Hockey

Nils Satterstrom ’94 ........................................ University of Maine, Hockey East

Ian Tyson ’94................................................................ Army, Atlantic Hockey

Ryan Waller ’94 .......................................................... Colby College, NESCAC

Darren Beers ’95 ............................................ University of Maine, Hockey East

Terry Bevan ’95 ...................................................... Hamilton College, NESCAC

Aaron Boone ’95 ............................................ University of Maine, Hockey East

Lanner Fayad ’95 .................................................................. RIT, Div. 1 Ind.

Cameron Petke ’95.......................................................... Middlebury, NESCAC

Scott Shelton ’95.................................................................... Air Force, CHA

Aaron Toews ’95.................................................. Northeastern University, ECAC

Levi Clegg ’96........................................ San Antonio Iguanas, CHL, Cornell Univ.

John Guastella ’96 ............................................................ Lake Forrest, NCHA

Jeff Horstman ’96 ...................................... Univ. of Minnesota - Duluth, WCHA

Peter Ratchuk ’96................................ Houston Aeros , AHL, Bowling Green Univ.

Bryce Wallnutt ’96 .................................................... Denver University, WCHA

Nick Anthony ’97 .............................................. University of Minnesota, WCHA

Kyle Armstrong ’97 ...................................................... St. John’s Univ., MIAC

Jared Cantanucci ’97 .................................... Varese HC, Italy, Harvard University

Mike Chin ’97................................................ Trenton Titans, ECHL, Notre Dame

Noah Clarke ’97 ........................ New Jersey Devils, NHL, Colorado College, WCHA

Christian Fletcher ’97 ................................................ Saint Angelo Saints, CHL

Aaron Gill ’97.............................................. Cleveland Barons, AHL, Notre Dame

Jakob Heisler ’97 .............................................. University of Wisconsin ,WCHA

Quinton Krueger ’97 ...................................................... Michigan Tech, WCHA

Betsey Kukowski ’97 ........................................ University of Minnesota ,WCHA

Matt Medvecz ’97.................................. Corpus Christi Rayz, CHL, Miami of Ohio

Ford Lannan ’97............................................................ Army, Atlantic HockeyErik Lillevik ’98 ................................................................ Lake Forrest, NCHA

Steve Remelius ’97 ............................................................ St. Norbert, NCHA

Dan Gustafson ’98 .......................................................... Elmira, ECAC - West

Daykin Marini ’98...................................................... St. Michaels, ECAC - East

Dave Carpentier ’98...................... New Mexico Scorpions, CHL, Providence College

Byron Cooper ’98 ................................................ Minnesota - Crookston, MCHA

Nicholas Edling ’98 .......................................................... Elmira, ECAC - West

Matt Hoppe ’98 .................................. Tulsa Oilers, CHL, Univ. of New Hampshire

Jeff Jurek ‘99.................................................. Canisius College, Atlantic Hockey

Megan Keator ‘98 .......................................... MN. State Univ.- Mankato, WCHA

Tomi Krmpotich ’98........................................................ Army, Atlantic Hockey

Brandon Michael Love ’98 ................................ Bentley College, Atlantic Hockey

Clark McPherson ’98 ........................................................ Elmira, ECAC - West

Max Bull ’99 ........................................ Arizona Sundogs, CHL, Denver University

Ryan Caldwell ’99.............................. New York Islanders, NHL, Denver University

Max Feldman ’99 ............................................ Salve Regina, ECAC - Northwest

Randy Harris ’99 .................................................. Toledo Storm, ECHL, Niagara

Laura Geiselman ’99 ................ Minnesota Whitecaps, NWHL, St. Cloud State Univ.

Carrie Gill ’99 ...................................................... Ohio State University, WCHA

Drew Lindow ’99 ............................................................ Babson , ECAC - East

Cliff Loya ’99 .................................................. Asiago HC, Italy, Univ. of Maine

Ryan Malone ’99 ........ 2010 USA Olympics, Tamps Bay, NHL, St. Cloud ST WCHA

Kurt Simer ’99 .................................................... Hamilton College, ECAC - East

Roxy Stang ’99 .............................. Minnesota Whitecaps, NWHL, St. Cloud State

April Stojak ’99 .............................................................. Ohio State University

Jesse Van Nostrand ‘99 .......................................... Quinnipiac University, ECAC

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Alumni at their highest level of achievement to date.

Name Current College/Team/League

John Van Pelt ’99 ...................................................... Colorado College, WCHA

A.J. Walker ’99 ............................ Charlotte Checkers, ECHL, Boston College, ECAC

Mike Agliato ‘00 .................................................. Connecticut College, NCSAC

Ben Barr ’00 ............................................ Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, ECAC

Steve Dusich ’00 ...................................................... Gustavus Adolphus, MIAC

Ben Eaves ’00.............................................. Espo Blues Finland, Boston College

Nathan Espiritu ’00 ................................................................ St. Olaf, MIAC

Tony Gill ’00 .................................................................... Notre Dame, CCHA

Kelly Halcisak ’00 ............................................ Providence College, Hockey East

Kea Hawley ’00 .................................................... Mercyhurst, Atlantic Hockey

Ryan Mayhew ’00............................................ Bentley College, Atlantic Hockey

Nick Petraglia ’00 .......................................................... Miami of Ohio, CCHA

Matt Pinchevsky ’00 .......................................... Curry College, ECAC - Northeast

Merideth Roth ’00............................................ Providence College, Hockey East

Jessica Tychsen ’00 ........................................................ Boston College, ECAC

Shawn Vinz ’00........................ Charlotte Checkers, ECHL, Univ. of New Hampshire

J.R. Walker ’00 ............................................ Holy Cross College, Atlantic Hockey

Troy Wiebler ’00.................................................................... Bentley College

Zach Wiegand ’00 .................................................... Norwich University. ECAC

Ashley Berglund ’01 ................................................ Quinnipiac University, ECAC

Casey Bickley ’01 .......................................................... Army, Atlantic Hockey

Katie Hutton ’01 .................................................. Manhattanville, ECAC - West

Krissy Langley ’01.............................................................. Wayne State, CHA

Nick Hamm ’01 ............................................................ Army, Atlantic Hockey

Ian Harper ’01 ............................................ Air Force Academy, Atlantic Hockey

Chad Mayfield ’01 ........................................................ Army, Atlantic Hockey

Bill McCreary ’01................................ Huntsville Havoc, SPHL, Providence College

Marty Mjelleli ’01 ................................................ St. Cloud State Univ., WCHA

Sean Moir ’01 .................................................................... McGill University

Vinnie Pulera ’01 .......................................... Univ. of Wisconsin-Riverfalls, NCHA

Jordan Parise ’01 ...................... New Jersey Devils, NHL, Univ. of N.Dakota WCHA

M. Ashley Peyton ’01 .................................................... B.C. Breakers, NWHL

Dylan Row ‘01 ............................................................ Port Huron Flags, UHL

Amy Thomas ’01.............................................. Providence College, Hockey East

Angela Wallace ’01 ........................................................ UCONN, Hockey East

Scott Winkler ‘01 ........................................................ Sun Valley Suns, WPHL

Rush Zimmerman ’01 .......................................... Minnesota Whitecaps, NWHL

Vicki Davis ’02 .................................................. University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Spencer Dillon ’02 ............................................................ Northern Michigan

Patrick Eaves ’02 .................................. Carolina Hurricanes, NHL, Boston College

Lanner Fayad ’02 ....................................................Rochester Institute of Tech.

Ian Harper ’02............................................................ Air Force Academy, CHA

Myria Heinhuis ’02 ...................................................... Brown University, ECAC

Tyler Hirsch ’02 ................................ Stockton Thunder, ECHL, Univ. of Minnesota

Michelle Horrigan ’02 .................................... University of North Dakota, WCHA

Craig Hupp ’02 ........................................................Rochester Institute of Tech.

Jessica Kovacevich ’02.................................... University of North Dakota, WCHA

Laura Lankton ‘02 ............................................ Bemidji State University, WCHA

Jacob Micflikier ’02 .................... Springfield Falcons, AHL, Univ. of New Hampshire

Brady Murray ’02 ...................................... L.A. Kings, NHL, UN of North Dakota

Zach Parise ’02 .................... 2010 USA Olympics, New Jersey Devils, NHL , UND

Chris Porter ’02................................ Peoria Rivermen AHL, Univ. of North Dakota

Kolja Schneider ’02........................................................ St. Scholastica, NCHA

Lindsey Tilbury ’02 ...................................... University of Vermont, Hockey East

Kattie Anderson ’03 .............................................. University of Vermont, ECAC

Casey Borer ’03.................................... Carolina Hurricanes, NHL, St. Cloud State

Dave Carlisle ’03.......................................................... St. Cloud State, WCHA

Tyler Chestnut ’03 .............................................................. St. Thomas, MIAC

Brian Deeth ’03 .............................. Utah Grizzlies, ECHL, Northeastern University

Spencer Dillon ’03........................................ Northern Michigan University, CCHA

Matt Ford ’03 .................................................... University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Jacob Hipp ’03 ........................................................ St. Johns University, MIAC

Kirk Golden ’03 .................................................... Hobart College, ECAC - West

Russel Law ’03 .............................. University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, NCHA

Mike Mayhew ’03................................................ University of Michigan, CCHA

Jon Ralph ’03 .................................................. Bowling Green University, CCHA

Ken Rowe ’03 .............................................................. Army, Atlantic Hockey

Brian Salcido ’03 .................................... Portland Pirates, AHL, Colorado College

Colin Sarfeh ’03 ........................................................ SUNY Ferdonia, SUNYAC

Nick Schneider ’03................................ University of Connecticut, Atlantic Hockey

Karley Schulte ’03 ........................................ Sacred Heart University, D - 1 Ind.

Matt Smaby ’03 .......................... Tampa Bay Lightning, NHL, Un of North Dakota

Drew Stafford ’03 ................................ Buffalo Sabres, NHL, Un of North Dakota

A.J. Thelen ’03 .......................................... Houston Aeros, AHL, Michigan State

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Tyler Webb ’03 .................................................... Robert Morris University, CHA

Carly Aimi ’04 ................................................................ Union College, ECAC

Kacie Anderson ’04 ................................ University of Wisconsin, Riverfalls, MIAC

Kristy Anderson ’04................................................ University of Vermont, ECAC

Renae Berg ’04.................................... University of Wisconsin, River Falls, NCHA

Ryan Duncan ’04 .......................................... University of North Dakota, WCHA

Tyler Eaves ’04 ........................................ Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, ECAC

Jim Erickson ’04 ........................................................ Hamline Universiy, MIAC

Ben Grotting ’04 ................................................ University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Phil Hotarek ’04.......................................... Manhattanville College, ECAC - West

Brad Miller ’04 .............................................. University of North Dakota, WCHA

Chip Mladenoff ’04.............................................. Sacred Heart, Atlantic Hockey

Jennilee Moe ’04 ........................................................ Augsburg College, MIAC

Noelle Needham ’04.................................. MN.State University, Mankato, WCHA

Nikki Petrich ’04 ........................................ Northeastern University, Hockey East

Cassie Reid ’04.......................................................... Colgate University, ECAC

Jon Vadnais ’04 .................................................. Bemidiji State University, CHA

Frankie Williams ’04 .................................... University of Vermont, Hockey East

Mark Anderson ’05 .................................................... Colgate University, ECAC

Dallas Bossort ’05 ................................................ Wesleyan University, NESCAC

Sean Callister ’05 .................................................................. St. Olaf, MIAC

Jodi Charison ’05...................................... University of Connecticut, Hockey East

Taylor Chorney ’05.............................. Edmonton Oilers, NHL, Un of North Dakota

Danielle Ciarletta ’05 ........................................ Providence College, Hockey East

Brooke Collins ’05 ............................................ Bemidiji State University, WCHA

Sydney Crosby ’05 ........................2010 Canadian Olympics, Pittsburg Penguins, ..............................................................................NHL, Rimouski Oceanic, QMJHL

Dylan Decker ’05 .................................................... St. Johns University, MIAC

Kevin Deeth ’05 .............................................. University of Notre Dame, CCHA

Christine Dickinson ’05 .......................... University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, NCHA

Brycen Eberwein ’05 .................................................... St. Olaf College, MIAC

Jason Fredericks ’05 .................................................. Colgate University, ECAC

Chay Genoway ’05 ........................................ University of North Dakota, WCHA

Michael Gergen ’05 .................................. University of Minnesota-Duluth, WCHA

Allison Johanson ’05 ........................................ Bemidiji State University, WCHA

Jack Johnson ’05................2010 USA Olympics, LA Kings NHL, Univ. of MI, CCHA

Aaron Lafave ’05 .................................................. Lawerence University, MCHA

Jamie Law ’05.................................. University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, NCHA

Justin Milo ’05............................................................ Cornell University, ECAC

Mario Mjelleli ’05.................................................................. Augsburg, MIAC

Drew Pierson ’05 .......................................................... Army, Atlantic Hockey

Jonathan Toews ’05 ....................2010 Canadian Olympics, Chicago Blackhawks, ......................................................................NHL, University of N. Dakota, WCHA

Alexandria Zirbel ’05 ...................................................... Union College, ECAC

Dave Adams ’06 .......................................................... St. Olaf College, MIAC

Joe Brock ’06 ........................................................ Holy Cross, Atlantic Hockey

Jessica Edward ’06 .......................... University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, NCHA

Eddie Fischerman ’06 .............................. University of Wisconsin, Superior, NCHA

Zach Harrison ’06.................................... MN. State University - Mankato, WCHA

Danielle Hirsch ’06 .......................................... St. Cloud State University, WCHA

Emily Kranz ’06 ................................................ University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Austin Lee ’06 .......................................... MN. State University-Mankato, WCHA

Jamie McBain ’06 .............................................. University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Tony Mosey ’06 .............................................. St. Cloud State University, WCHA

Sarah Murray ’06 .................................... University of Minnesota-Duluth, WCHA

Kyle Okposo ’06 ...................... New York Islanders, NHL, University of MiN, WCHA

Trent Palm ’06 ........................................ University of Minnesota-Duluth, WCHA

Jenny Porter ’06............................................ University of North Dakota, WCHA

Amanda Rucinski ’06 ...................................................... Union College, ECAC

Tyler Ruegsegger ’06.................................................. Denver University, WCHA

Masa Takahashi ’06 ................................................ Lawrence University, MCHA

Allysen Weidner ’06 .................................. Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, ECAC

Ben Umhoefer ’06 ........................................................ St. Olaf College, MIAC

Brian Volpei ’06 .............................................. St. Cloud State University, WCHA

Brett Waltz ’06 ............................................................ Abbotsford Pilots, PIHL

Nigel Williams ’06.................... Belleville Bulls, OHL University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Jake Anderson ’07 ........................ American International College, Atlantic Hockey

Alyssa Breu ’07.................................................. University of Wisconsin, WCHA

David Estoque ‘07 .................................................. Lake Forrest College, NCHA

Ryan Forgaard ’07............................................................ Union College ECAC

Adrian Galassi ‘07 .................................................. Lake Forrest College, NCHA

Jason Horstman ’07 .............................. St. Mary’s College, Tri City Storm, USHL

Paige Keranen ’07 ............................................................ Wayne State, CHA

Suzie Kuehnast ’07 ........................................................ St. Catherine’s, MIAC

SSM Hockey Honor RollShattuck-St. Mary’s Alumni at their highest level of achievement to date.

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Peter Lompado ‘07 .................................... MN. State University-Mankato, WCHA

Kayleen Miller ’07 ...................................... Northeastern University, Hockey East

Jen Schoullis ’07 .............................................. University of Minnesota, WCHA

Sasha Sherry ’07 .................................................................. Princeton, ECAC

Laurel Simer ’07...................................................... Utica College, ECAC - West

Ben Youds ‘07 .......................................... MN. State University-Mankato, WCHA

Matt Burneteau ’08...................................................... Wenatchee Wild, NAHL

David Carle ’08 ........................................................ Denver University, WCHA

Barb Bilko ’08 .................................................................... Ohio State, CCHA

Amanda Castignetti ’08 ............................ Renssellear Polytechnic Institute, ECAC

Luke Griener ’08 ........................................................Harvard University, ECAC

Emily Johnson ’08.................................................................... Colby College

Jocelyne Lamoureux ’08 ................ 2010 USA Olympics, Univ. N. Dakota, WCHA

Monique Lamoureux ’08 ................ 2010 USA Olympics, Univ. N. Dakota, WCHA

Margot Miller ’08 .......................................... University of North Dakota, WCHA

Jordan Murray ’08.............................................. University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Jack Nicol ’08 .............................................................. St. Olaf College, MIAC

Samantha Phillips ’08 ...................................................... North East College

Lauren Rogalsky ’08 ........................................................ Lake Forest College

Geoff Sadjadi ’08 .......................................................... Janesville Jets, NAHL

Derek Stepan ’08 .............................................. University of Wisconsin, WCHA

David Toews ’08 .......................................... University of North Dakota, WCHA

Sam Alfrieri ’09 ......................................................Green Bay Gamblers, USHL

Dru Burns ’09 ................................................................Boston College, ECAC

Jessica Cohen ’09 ............................................Providence College, Hockey East

Brianna Decker ’09..............................................University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Alexander Fallstrom ’09 ..............................................Harvard University, ECAC

Kyle Forte ’09..............................................................Springfield Blues, NAHL

Stephan Hickey ’09 ................................................................Oakville, OPHL

Kristine Horn ’09..................................University of New Hampshire, Hockey East

Nick Kolz ’09 ..................................................................Innisfil Lakers, GMHL

Courtney Langston ’09 ..........................................Robert Morris University, CHA

Blake Matejcek ’09 ........................................................St Olaf College, MIAC

Andrew O’Leary ’09 ..........................................................Lincoln Stars, USHL

Rebecca Ruegsegger ’09 ......................................University of Wisconsin, WCHA

Kevin Tuohy ’09 ..............................................................Langley Chiefs, BCHL

Kurt Williams ’09 ..............................................Salmon Arm Silver Backs, BCHL

Due to lack of most up-to-date information not all alumni are represented.

NHL Draft PicksName Current League NHL Draft Status

Joe Corvo ’95 NHL Los Angeles Kings (83rd selection of the 1997 entry draft)

Peter Ratchuk ’96 DEL Colorado Avalanche (25th selection of 1996 entry draft)

Noah Clarke ’97 AHL Los Angeles Kings (250th selection of 1999 entry draft)

Ryan Malone ’99 NHL Pittsburgh Penguins (115th selection 1999 entry draft)

Ryan Caldwell ’99 AHL New York Islanders (202nd selection of 2000 entry draft)

Cliff Loya ’99 ECHL Chicago Blackhawks (207th selection of 2000 entry draft)

Ben Eaves ’00 AHL Pittsburgh Penguins (131st selection 2001 entry draft)

Patrick Eaves ’02 NHL Ottawa Senators (29th selection of 2003 entry draft)

Brady Murray ’02 WCHA Los Angeles Kings (152nd selection of the 2003 entry draft)

Chris Porter ’02 WCHA Chicago Blackhawks (282nd selection of the 2003 entry draft)

Zach Parisé ’02 NHL New Jersey Devils (17th selection of 2003 entry draft)

Brian Salcido ’03 AHL Anaheim Mighty Ducks (141st selection of 2005 entry draft)

Casey Borer ’03 WCHA Carolina Hurricanes (69th selection of 2004 entry draft)

Matt Smaby ’03 WCHA Tampa Bay Lightning (41st selection of 2003 entry draft)

Drew Stafford ’03 WCHA Buffalo Sabres (13th selection of 2004 entry draft)

Matt Ford ’03 WCHA Chicago Blackhawks (256th selection of the 2004 entry draft)

A.J. Thelen ’03 CCHA Minnesota Wild (12th selection of 2004 entry draft)

Spencer Dillion ’03 USHL Florida Panthers (267th selection of 2004 entry draft)

Jonathan Toews ’05 WCHA Chicago Blackhawks (3rd selection of 2006 entry draft)

Taylor Chorney ’05 WCHA Edmonton Oilers (36th selection of 2005 entry draft)

Michael Gergen ’05 WCHA Pittsburg Penguins (61st selection of 2005 entry draft)

Sydney Crosby NHL Pittsburg Penguins (1st selection of 2005 entry Draft)

Jack Johnson CCHA Carolina Hurricanes (3rd selection of 2005 entry draft)

Kyle Okposo WCHA New York Islanders (7th selection of 2006 entry draft)

Tyler Ruegsegger ’06 WCHA Toronto Maple Leafs (166th selection of 2006 entry draft)

Nigel Williams WCHA Colorado Avalanche (51st selection of 2006 entry draft)

Jamie McBain WCHA Carolina Hurricanes (63rd selection of 2006 entry draft)

Ben Blood ’07 MHSHL Ottawa Senators (120th selection of the 2007 entry draft)

Brett Bruneteau WCHA Washington Capitals (108th selection of the 2007 entry draft)

Angelo Esposito QMJHL Pittsburgh Penguins (20th selection of the 2007 entry draft)

David Carle ’08 WCHA Tampa Bay Lightening (203rd selection of the 2008 entry draft)

Derek Stepan ’08 WCHA New York Rangers (51st selection of the 2008 entry draft)

David Toews ’08 WCHA New York Islanders (66th selection of the 2008 entry draft)

Alexander Fallstrom ’09 ECHA Minnesota Wild (116th selection of the 2009 entry draft)

Kirill Gotovets ’10 WCHA Tampa Bay Lightning (184th selection of the 2009 entry draft)

Erik Haula ’10 USHL Minnesota Wild (182th selection of the 2009 entry draft)

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tudent-athletes participating in the hockey programat Shattuck-St. Mary’s School have the opportunity tobenefit from working with coaches who have an extensivenetwork of collegiate contacts and working with collegeadvisors who have significant experience working withthe full spectrum of colleges and universities available inthe United States.

Coaches and college advisors work together to help eachstudent-athlete develop a potential list of colleges anduniversities with particular attention paid to the athletic/academic interface. While coaches assist student- athletes in preparing for contact with collegiate coachesand official/unofficial visits, college advisors assist withNCAA Eligibility Center registration, test registration,and application preparation.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s School has more than a decade ofexperience in working with student-athletes who seek to continue their athletic participation at the highest

level possible during their college years while also pursuing an academic career in preparation for graduateand/or professional school. We, as an institution, takegreat pride in providing students with the counsel ofskilled professionals who have made working with motivated young people their life’s work.

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Welcome to the 2009-10 Shattuck-St. Mary’s Hockey Season!

The 2009-10 hockey season is shaping up to be one of our most competitive seasons for all of ourteams here at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School. The student-athletes who are in our program this year are asstrong as we have ever had. We are all looking forward to following their progress throughout the season.

The Girls Prep team won a national championship last season. All of the teams that went to national tour-naments had very strong showings at their respective tournaments.

The season proved to be one of the strongest in the history of the program. Overall, all of our teamsmoved along very nicely throughout the year and the coaching staff was pleased with the level of play and progress of each individual and team.

All of us involved with Shattuck-St. Mary’s hockey are excited about great things happening in our schooland hockey program. We want to wish all of the teams and coaching staff the best of luck this year!

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Tom Ward (Tom.Ward@s-sm.org)

Director of Hockey, Boys Prep Head CoachAfter his senior year at Minnesota’s Richfield HighSchool, Tom Ward (currently in his ninth season atSSM) was drafted by the Winnipeg Jets; his rightswere traded to the Minnesota North Stars after hiscollegiate sophomore season. He attended theUniversity of Minnesota where he played bothhockey and baseball, and graduated with a degree

in education. For six seasons, Ward worked as an assistant coach, head coachand general manager for the USHL St. Paul Vulcans. He also served as anassistant hockey coach at the University of Minnesota for four seasonsbefore coming to Shattuck-St. Mary’s. Ward has led the Boys Prep team tofour National Championships.

Adam Nightingale (Adam.Nightingale@s-sm.org)

Boys Midget AA Head CoachAdam Nightingale was born in Jackson, MI,and raised in Cheboygan, MI. He played juniorhockey in Sault Ste. Marie, MI, then played two seasons at Lake Superior State Universitybefore transferring to Michigan State Universityto play for the Spartans for two seasons. Aftergraduating from Michigan State, Nightingaleplayed two seasons of minor league pro

hockey, finishing in Charlotte, NC. He teaches economics and managesShattuck-St. Mary’s School’s webcasting. He and his wife, Kristin, live atSSM with their son, Trevor.

Dan Koch (Dan.Koch@s-sm.org)

Girls U16 Head CoachDan Koch, his wife, Jody, and 3 sons, Connor,Jacob, and Malik join us this year fromMcFarland, WI. Before coming to SSM, Danspent the last 11 years as an assistant coach incollege hockey. He spent 1998-2001 at St. Mary’sUniversity in Winona, MN. His teams therecaptured two MIAC conference titles and in2001 the Cardinals captured 3rd place in theDIII NCAA Tournament. From 2001-2009 Koch

coached at the University of Wisconsin. During his 8 years at Wisconsin the Badgers won 5 WCHA conference championships and 3 NationalChampionships in 2006, 2007, and 2009. Koch also has been a part of USAHockey, working their U15, U16, and U17 Select Camps, and most recentlythe 2010 Olympic Tryouts. He also serves SSM as an Admissions Associate.

Gordon Stafford (Gordon.Stafford@s-sm.org)

Director of Girls Hockey,Girls Prep Head Coach,Girls Summer Hockey DirectorUnder the direction of Coach Stafford, the Girls U19Team has won USA Hockey Nationals 2005, 2006,2007 & 2009. Before coming to SSM in 2000, GordieStafford played Major Junior Hockey and signedwith the Edmonton Oilers. After a seven-yearplaying career with the Milwaukee Admirals of

the IHL, he coached and taught English at Marquette University HighSchool, twice taking his team to the Wisconsin State Hockey Tournament. Hehas been active in USA Hockey’s coaching mentorship program, teachingclinics, and directing hockey schools. A graduate of UW-Milwaukee, with amaster’s degree in educational psychology, Stafford teaches English and alsoserves as the Director of Girls Summer Hockey Programs.

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Christian BragnaloBoys U16 Head CoachChristian Bragnalo, a native of Thunder Bay,Ontario, attended St. Patrick’s High School beforegoing on to play at the University of NewHampshire. After graduating from UNH in 1999,Bragnalo went on to play three seasons of minorleague hockey, one season for the Arkansas Riverbladesin the East Coast Hockey League and two years forthe Fort Wayne Komets in the United HockeyLeague. Bragnalo served as the Wildcats’ graduate

assistant coach at UNH while earning his master’s degree in physical education.Bragnalo is also a physical education teacher and sophomore class dean.

John LaFontaine Boys Bantam Tier I Head CoachAthletic DirectorJohn LaFontaine, his wife, Lorrie and two children,Jean-Paul and Monique, joined us two years agofrom Bozeman, Montana. LaFontaine played Junior’sfor the Fraser Flags (NAHL) in Michigan and twomajor Junior teams: the Nanaimo Islanders, WHLand the Toronto Marlboros, OHL. John graduatedfrom Miami University (Ohio) and later tried out for

the New York Islanders. After several years of working for Chrysler Corporationand American Axle in Detroit, John began his coaching career. He is in his 18thyear of coaching hockey. He owned and operated LaFontaine Hockey Schools for 16 years. He has coached for the Detroit Freeze (Jr. A),Windsor Bulldogs (Jr. A),Compuware Midget Major, Soo Indians (Jr. A), the Bozeman Icedogs (Jr. A), andLake Superior State University. Lafontaine is also SSM’s Athletic Director andlives in Whipple Hall.

Murray Eaves (Murray.Eaves@s-sm.org)

Boys Midget AAA Head CoachMurray Eaves joined SSM in 2000, having spent theprevious two years in the East Coast Hockey Leagueas a coach for the Toledo Storm and the WheelingNailers. In 1998-99, he was selected to coach theECHL All-Star game. An All-American at theUniversity of Michigan, Eaves was the first collegeplayer selected in the 1980 entry draft. While playingin the American Hockey League he was a member

of two Calder Cup Championships and twice he received the Fred T. HuntMemorial Award as the player who demonstrates sportsmanship and dedication.Eaves began coaching in 1995 in the AHL as an assistant with the Adirondack RedWings. He holds two Stanley Cup rings from the Red Wings’ championships in ‘97 and ’98. Eaves is also the strength and conditioning coach.

Des Christopher Boys Bantam A CoachDirector of Goaltending A native of Calgary, Alberta, Desmond Christopheris entering his fifth year as the goaltending coach.He’s joining SSM head coaching staff after spend-ing the past nine years as a volunteer assistantcoach with the Minnesota State UniversityMavericks, WCHA. He is the founder and owner ofThe Goalie Club Goalie Schools, a company that

trains and consults goaltenders from mite to Pro. Christopher spent three yearsin a MSU Maverick uniform collecting team MVP and Senior Male Athlete of theYear honors before going on to play professionally in Germany and the UnitedStates. Goaltending Consultants are supplied through the services of The GoalieClub, LLC. Christopher holds a Master's degree in Educational Administrationfrom Minnesota State University.

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Emily Morris (Emily.Morris@s-sm.org)

Girls Prep Assistant CoachEmily comes to Shattuck St. Mary’s after a yearas an assistant coach for St. Anselm in NewHampshire. Born and raised in Messina, NewYork, Emily created an accomplished playingresume from U19 where her team won a U19National Championship, to a solid four yearcareer under the tutelage of 1980 Olympic heroMark Johnson and current SSM U16 coach Dan

Koch at Wisconsin. During her time, the Badgers won two NCAAChampionships including Emily’s senior year when she was team captain.Emily brings a perfect blend of playing and leadership experience combinedwith a coaching pedigree which includes her father Mark Morris who current-ly coaches the Manchester Monarchs in the AHL, the principle farm team ofthe Los Angeles Kings. Emily lives on campus with her dog Stella.

T.J. Jindra (Taylor.Jindra@s-sm.org)

Boys Prep Assistant CoachT.J. Jindra is in his second year with theShattuck-St. Mary’s School hockey program. A Faribault native, Jindra played two years(2002 and 2003) with the Omaha Lancers inthe United States Hockey League. He wasthe team’s captain during his second yearwith the organization. Jindra played hiscollegiate hockey for the University of

Notre Dame (2004-07) where he was a captain during his junior and |senior years.

Mike Dietsch(Mike.Dietsch@s-sm.org)

Boys Bantam A Assistant CoachMike Dietsch has been a member of theShattuck-St. Mary’s hockey coaching staff since the 1991-92 season. He has worked as an assistant coach for the Boys Prep teamand has been a member of two nationalchampionship teams. Dietsch has also beenhead coach for several of the Midget teams during his tenure at SSM.

Larry Horstman(Larry.Horstman@s-sm.org)

Boys Bantam Tier1Assistant CoachSince 1996, Larry Horstman has been an integralpart of the SSM hockey program. He coachedthe Bantam Tier I team for nine years and is currently the Hockey Operations Coordinator.Previous to SSM, he coached for 10 years inthe local Faribault Hockey Association.

Cale Politoski (Cale.Politoski@s-sm.org)

Boys U16 Assistant CoachCale Politoski joined SSM from Milwaukee, WIin 2006. For the past two seasons, he has servedas the assistant coach of the Boys Midget U16team. Prior to that, Politoski served as headcoach of the SSM Bantam "A" team for twoseasons. Before coming to Shattuck-St. Mary's,he coached high school hockey for 9 seasons

in Milwaukee - 5 years at Marquette University High School and 4 years atPius XI High School. Politoski played college hockey at St. Norbert Collegein De Pere, WI where he helped the team win its first NCHA Regular SeasonChampionship in 1997. He is also the assistant manager of the SportsComplex at SSM.

Sports Complex Operations Managers:Jack Schweitzer - Jack.Schweitzer@s-sm.orgSteve Erickson - Steve.Erickson@s-sm.org

Brad Cohen ’84 (bjc16927@msn.com)

Boys Midget AAA Asst. CoachA 1984 SSM graduate, Brad Cohen was captainof the SSM Varsity team, and attended ColgateUniversity for undergraduate study and theUniversity of Pennsylvania for a master’s inarchitecture. He has coached at SSM since 1991.His coaching highlights include a 1994 Midget AState Championship.

Carrie Holldorf (Carrie.Holldorf@s-sm.org)

Girls U16 Assistant CoachBorn in New Richmond WI, Carrie Holldorf joinedSSM two years ago. After playing one year forProvidence College and three years with SCSU,she played 3 years with the MinnesotaWhitecaps. She was the assistant coach forApollo/Cathedral High School in 2005 and vol-unteer coach last year for the New RichmondGirls Varsity and New Richmond U14 team. She

graduated from college with a marketing degree and a coaching minor.Holldorf is currently studying for her NASM personal training certificate.

Mike Carpentier ’00 (Micheal.Carpentier@s-sm.org)

Boys Midget AA Asst.CoachBorn and raised in Faribault, MN, MikeCarpentier began attending Shattuck-St. Mary'sSchool as an 8th grader and was a member ofthe school's inaugural "Bantam" team. Aftergraduating in 2000, he moved on to theUniversity of Minnesota-Duluth where he graduated in 2005. This is Carpentier’s 5th year

at Shattuck-St. Mary's where he also teaches Ancient World History andModern World History, and is the Assistant Coach for Varsity Baseball.Carpentier resides in Whipple Hall.

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school to obtain her teaching license in social studies from the Universityof St. Thomas and is now pursuing a master’s in education. Before joiningthe Shattuck-St. Mary’s School staff, Bailey was the athletic trainer atSimley High School in Inver Grove Heights, MN, for seven years.

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Team Roster

Front Row (l-r): Erin Krichiver, Heidi Martin, Kathleen Rogan, Madison Marzario, Amanda Kessel, Nikki Germaine, Alyssa Gagliardi,Lauren Joarnt

Back Row (l-r): Head Coach Gordon Stafford, Breanna Simon, Ellie Williams, Kayla Sullivan, Molly Byrne, Kinzey Johnson, Elena Orlando, Madison Kolls, Kellie Dineen, Samantha Harris, Megan Cox, Jessica Brown, Camille Biard, Asst. Coach Emily Morris

# Name Position Grade Height Hometown

1 Lauren Joarnt Goalie 12 5’4” White Bear Lake, MN

2 Alyssa Gagliardi Defense 12 5’4” Raleigh, NC

3 Madison Kolls Defense 12 5’7” Hudson, WI

4 Megan Cox Defense 11 5’8” New Richmond, WI

5 Molly Byrne Defense 11 5'6" Plymouth, MN

6 Madison Marzario Defense 12 5’10” Prior Lake, MN

7 Kayla Sullivan Forward 11 5’6” Flower Mound, TX

8 Amanda Kessel Forward 12 5’6” Madison, WI

9 Nicole Germaine Forward 12 5’6” Clarendon Hills, IL

10 Samantha Harris Forward 12 5’3” Mandan, ND

11 Camille Biard Defense 11 5’3” Flower Mound, TX

12 Heidi Martin Forward 12 5’5” Ankeny, IA

14 Elena Orlando Forward 12 5’7” Winters,CA

15 Kellie Dineen Forward 12 5’7” Faribault, MN

16 Ellie Williams Forward 11 5’3” Pryor, OK

17 Kinzey Johnson Forward 12 5’7” Dubuque, IA

18 Jessica Brown Forward 11 5'3" Wellington, OH

19 Kathleen Rogan Forward 12 5’5” Faribault, MN

22 Breanna Simon Forward 11 5'2" New Richmond, WI

30 Erin Krichiver Goalie 11 5'4" Chicago, IL

Head Coach: Gordie StaffordAssistant Coach: Emily Morris

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Camille BiardDEFENSE #11

Jessica BrownFORWARD #18

Molly ByrneDEFENSE #05

Megan CoxDEFENSE #04

Kellie DineenFORWARD #15

Alyssa GagliardiDEFENSE #02

Nicole GermaineFORWARD #09

Samantha HarrisFORWARD #10

Lauren JoarntGOALIE #01

Kinzey JohnsonFORWARD #17

Amanda KesselFORWARD #8

Madison KollsDEFENSE #03

Erin KrichiverGOALIE #30

Heidi MartinFORWARD #12

Madison MarzarioDEFENSE #06

Elena OrlandoFORWARD #14

Kathleen RoganFORWARD #19

Breanna SimonFORWARD #22

Kayla SullivanFORWARD #07

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Ellie WilliamsFORWARD #16

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Girls U16

Team Roster# Name Position Grade Height Hometown

1 Jorie Walters Goalie 10 5'5" Grinnell, IA

2 Andrea Husted Defense 11 5'3" Scottsdale, AZ

3 Kim Drake Forward 10 5'8" Mosinee, WI

4 Heather Mottau Defense 9 5'2" Milton, MA

5 Alexis Crossley Defense 10 5'9" Cole Harbour, NS

6 Courtney Burke F/D 10 5'6" Albany, NY

7 Blayre Turnbull Forward 11 5'7" Stellarton, NS

8 Dana Trivigno Forward 10 5'3" Setauket, NY

9 Mika Nervick Forward 9 5'2" Prior Lake, MN

10 Stephanie Lemieux Forward 9 5'10" Sewickly, PA

11 Alyssa Veil Forward 11 5'4" Eden Prairie, MN

12 Emma Freeman Forward 10 5'5" Fargo, ND

14 Aimeé Rupp Forward 10 5'2" Anchorage, AK

15 Rachel Bellio Forward 10 5'3" Arvada, CO

16 Allie Lewis Forward 9 5'3" Kearney, NE

19 Julie Fish Forward 9 5'5" Franklin, TN

20 Abby Martin Defense 9 5'7" Ankeny, IA

21 Lexi Bender Defense 10 5'9" Snohomish, WA

22 Brook Garzone F/D 10 5'7" Sand Springs, OK

30 Emilie Tappe Goalie 9 5'7" Faribault, MN

Head Coach: Dan KochAssistant Coach: Carrie Holldorf

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J-C Press

Front Row (l-r): Emilie Tappe, Julie Fish, Aimee’ Rupp, Andi Husted, Dana Trivigno, Alyssa Veil, Abby Martin, Jorie Walters,

Back Row (l-r): Asst Coach Carrie Holldorf, Heather Mottau, Emma Freeman, Brook Garzone, Blayre Turnbull, Alexis Crossley, Stephanie Lemieux, Kim Drake, Lexi Bender, Courtney Burke, Rachel Bellio, Allie Lewis, Mika Nervick, Head Coach Dan Koch

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Rachel BellioFORWARD #15

Lexi BenderDEFENSE #21

Courtney BurkeFORWARD/DEFENSE #06

Alexis CrossleyDEFENSE #05

Kim DrakeFORWARD #03

Allie LewisFORWARD #16

Abby MartinDEFENSE #20

Heather MottauDEFENSE #04

Mika NervickFORWARD #09

Aimee’ RuppFORWARD #14

Julie FishFORWARD #19

Emma FreemanFORWARD #12

Brook GarzoneFORWARD/DEFENSE #22

Andrea HustedDEFENSE #02

Stephanie LemieuxFORWARD #10

Emilie TappeGOALIE #30

Dana TrivignoFORWARD #08

Blayre TurnbullFORWARD #07

Alyssa VeilFORWARD #11

Jorie WaltersGOALIE #01

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Prep

Team Roster

Front Row (l-r): A.T. Terenzio, Brad Robbins, Justin Lutsch, Jason Clark, Kiryl Hatavets, Joe Basaraba, James Polk, J.P. LaFontaine, Guan Wang, Peter Traber

Back Row (l-r): ): Head Coach Tom Ward, Tanner Sorenson, Nick Bruneteau, Bryan Sinz, Josh Little, Geoff Ferguson, Dom Racobaldo, Kenny Gillespie, Jimmy Mullin, Daniel Elser, Anthony Greco, Assistant Coach T.J. Jindra, Goalie Coach Desmond Christopher

# Name Position Grade Height Weight Hometown

1 Peter Traber Goalie 11 6'2" 180 Houston, TX

2 Dom Racobaldo Defense 12 6'3" 213 Merchantville, NJ

3 Kiryl Hatavets Defense 12 5'11" 187 Minsk, Belarus

4 Nick Bruneteau Defense 12 5'11" 180 Omaha, NE

5 Justin Lutsch Defense 12 6'2" 203 Centennial, CO

6 Bryan Sinz Defense 11 6'0" 200 Anchorage, AK

7 Geoff Ferguson Defense 12 6'2" 180 Hanwell, NB

9 James Polk Forward 12 6'0" 175 New York, NY

10 Tanner Sorenson Forward 11 5'10" 175 Anchorage, AK

12 Daniel Elser Forward 11 5'11" 170 Hopewell Junction, NY

14 Kenny Gillespie Forward 11 6'1" 190 Fuquay-Varina, NC

15 Guan Wang Forward 12 5'11" 190 Ames, IA

16 J.P. LaFontaine Forward 12 5'9" 170 Bozeman, MT

17 Jason Clark Forward 12 6'2" 183 Eden Prairie, MN

18 Joe Basaraba Forward 12 6'2" 190 Fort Frances, ON

19 Josh Little Forward 12 6'0" 172 Okotoks, Alberta

20 Jimmy Mullin Forward 12 5'11" 165 Cincinnati Ohio

21 Brad Robbins Forward 12 5'8" 165 Murrieta, CA

22 Anthony Greco Forward 11 5'9" 155 Faribault, MN

30 A.T. Terenzio Goalie 11 5'10" 165 New Canaan, CT

Head Coach: Tom WardAssistant Coach: T.J. Jindra

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Joe BasarabaFORWARD #18

Nick BruneteauDEFENSE #04

Jason ClarkFORWARD #17

Daniel ElserFORWARD #12

Geoff FergusonDEFENSE #07

Kenny GillespieFORWARD #14

Kiryl HatavetsDEFENSE #03

Anthony GrecoFORWARD #22

J.P. LaFontaineFORWARD #16

Josh LittleFORWARD #19

Justin LutschDEFENSE #05

Jimmy MullinFORWARD #20

James PolkFORWARD #09

Dom RacobaldoDEFENSE #02

Brad RobbinsFORWARD #21

Bryan SinzDEFENSE #06

Tanner SorensonFORWARD #10

A.T. TerenzioGOALIE #30

Peter TraberGOALIE #01

Guan WangFORWARD #15

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Shattuck-St.Mary’s Boys Midget AAA

Team Roster

Front Row (l-r): Caleb Neal, Jesper Aasa, Brian Harrison, Karlis Kalvitis, Cody Marooney, Chris Fricano, Peter Clements, Paul Enders,Alex Seyb, Marcus Zelzer

Back Row (l-r): Asst. Coach Brad Cohen Mike Bushinski, Clay Curwin, Orri Haman, Trevor Stewart, Paul Parisot, Dennis Dalidovich, Hans Drawbert, Ben Roush, Jacob Davidson, Nicholas Weberg, Head Coach Murray Eaves

# Name Position Grade Height Weight Hometown

1 Marcus Zelzer Goalie 12 6'3" 210 Green Bay, WI4 Orri Haman Defense 11 5'8" 145 Great Falls, MT5 Brian Harrison Defense 12 6'0" 170 Newport Beach, CA7 Ben Roush Forward 11 5'10" 190 Atlanta, GA8 Jacob Davidson Defense 11 5'10" 155 Grand Forks, ND9 Castrenze Fricano D/F 12 5'7" 200 Chicago, IL10 Karlis Kalvitis D/F 12 6'3" 175 Riga, Latvia11 Cody Marooney Forward 12 5'10" 180 Philadelphia, PA12 Peter Clements Forward 12 5'11" 175 Shoreline, WA14 Clay Curwin Defense 11 5'9" 140 Faribault, MN15 Paul Parisot Forward 12 6'1" 190 Arlington, TX16 Alex Seyb F/D 12 6'0" 175 Boise, ID17 Denis Dalidovich Forward 11 6'2" 195 Minsk, Belarus18 Nicholas Weberg Forward 11 5'7" 160 Oslo, Norway19 Paul Enders F/D 12 6'0" 175 Potomac, MD20 Trevor Stewart Forward 11 5'9" 155 East Wenatchee, WA21 Jesper Aasa Forward 12 6'0" 180 Umea, Sweden22 Mikhail Bushinski Forward 11 5'8" 150 Woodbury, MN23 Hans Drawbert Forward 11 5'11" 150 Altoona, WI30 Caleb Neal Goalie 12 5'10" 155 Columbia, MO

Head Coach: Murray EavesAssistant Coach: Brad Cohen

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Brian HarrisonDEFENSE #05

Karlis KalvitisDEFENSE/FORWARD #10

Cody MarooneyFORWARD #11

Caleb NealGOALIE #30

Paul ParisotFORWARD #15

Ben RoushFORWARD #07

Alex SeybFORWARD/DEFENSE #16

Jesper AasaFORWARD #21

Mikhail BushinskiFORWARD #22

Peter ClementsFORWARD #12

Clay CurwinFORWARD #14

Denis DalidovichFORWARD #17

Jacob DavidsonDEFENSE #08

Hans DrawbertFORWARD #23

Paul EndersFORWARD/DEFENSE #19

Castrenze FricanoDEFENSE/FORWARD #09

Orri HamanDEFENSE #04

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Trevor StewartFORWARD #20

Nicholas WebergFORWARD #18

Marcus ZelzerGOALIE #01

Shattuck-St.Mary’s Boys U16

Team Roster

Front Row (l-r): Oscar Dansk, John Draeger, Tyler Bruneteau, Canon Pieper, Ben Greiner, Teddy Blueger, Kyle Hayton Back Row (l-r): Assistant Coach Cale Politoski, Zach Stepan, Noah Henry, Tyler Vesel, Ryan Schwalbe, Miles Koules, Sebastian Lemm, Truman Reed, Jake Montgomery, Arthur Raevskiy, Zack MacQueen, Teddy Doherty, Luke Nokelby, Brody Decker, Head Coach Christian Bragnalo

# Name Position Grade Height Weight Hometown

1 Kyle Hayton Goalie 10 5’11” 138 Denver, CO3 Noah Henry Defense 10 6’0” 173 Seattle, WA4 John Draeger Defense 10 6’2” 178 Morristown, MN5 Truman Reed Defense 9 6’1” 195 Anchorage, AK6 Teddy Doherty Defense 10 5’10” 169 Hopkinton, MA7 Ryan Schwalbe Forward 10 6’0” 183 Anchorage, AK8 Jake Montgomery Forward 10 6’3” 196 Oakdale, MN9 Canon Pieper Forward 10 5’11” 168 Roseville, MN10 Zack MacQueen Defense 9 6’0” 146 Houston, TX11 Sebastian Lemm Forward 10 6’1” 170 Brentwood, TN12 Miles Koules Forward 10 5’11” 172 Los Angeles, CA14 Brody Decker Forward 10 5’9” 155 Dousman, WI15 Tyler Bruneteau Forward 11 6’2” 192 Omaha, NE18 Tyler Vesel Forward 9 6’0” 150 Rochester, MN19 Arthur Raevskiy Forward 10 5’10” 140 Minsk, Belarus20 Luke Nokelby Forward 10 5’10” 154 Anchorage, AK21 Teddy Blueger Forward 10 5’11” 159 Riga, Latvia22 Zach Stepan Forward 10 6’0” 162 Faribault, MN23 Ben Greiner Forward 11 6’2” 183 Faribault, MN30 Oscar Dansk Goalie 10 6’3” 181 Stockholm, Sweden

Head Coach: Christian BragnaloAssistant Coach: Cale Politoski

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Teddy BluegerFORWARD #21

Tyler BruneteauFORWARD #15

Oscar DanskGOALIE #30

Teddy DohertyDEFENSE #06

John DraegerDEFENSE #04

Ben GreinerFORWARD #23

Kyle HaytonGOALIE #01

Noah HenryDEFENSE #03

Miles KoulesFORWARD #12

Sebastian LemmFORWARD #11

Zack MacQueenDEFENSE #10

Jake Montgomery FORWARD #08

Luke Nokelby FORWARD #20

Canon PieperFORWARD #09

Arthur RaevskiyFORWARD #19

Truman ReedDEFENSE #05

Ryan Schwalbe FORWARD #07

Zach StepanFORWARD #22

Tyler VeselFORWARD #18

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Brody DeckerFORWARD #14

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Midget AA

Front Row (l-r): Justin Pirard, Sebastian Weberg, Archie Ogani, Danny Tirone, Stormer Santana, Taylor Parkinson, Colin Biebel, Alex BirkBack Row (l-r): Head Coach Adam Nightingale, Hunter Fejes, Victor Estoque, Ben Tegtmeyer, JT Walters, Peter Barral, Will Steck, Michael Rodriguez, Tadas Tsibulskis, Zach Aman, Bo Pieper, Caleb Sevier, Assistant Coach Mike Carpentier Not Pictured: Austin Frith, Rudolfs Kalvitis

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Team Roster# Name Position Grade Height Weight Hometown

2 J.T. Walters Defense 10 5'11" 165 Escondido, CA3 Rudolfs Kalvitis Defense 9 5'8" 139 Riga, Latvia4 Caleb Sevier Defense 10 5'11" 165 Faribault, MN7 Justin Pirard Defense 9 5'6" 151 Naperville, IL8 Victor Estoque F/D 11 5'9" 170 San Jose, CA9 Tadas Tsibulskis Forward 11 5'11" 165 Kaunas, Lithuania10 Taylor Parkinson Forward 10 5'8" 130 Laguna Niguel, CA11 Peter Barral Forward 10 6'0” 180 Faribault, MN14 Will Steck Forward 10 6'0” 180 New York, NY15 Colin Biebel Forward 9 5'5" 130 Roxborough Park, CO16 Austin Frith Forward 10 5’9” 150 Potosi, WI17 Archie Ogani F/D 11 5'5" 130 Pacific Palisades, CA18 Hunter Fejes Forward 10 5'10 158 Anchorage, AK19 Sebastian Weberg Forward 10 5´4 130 Oslo, Norway20 Alex Birk Forward 10 5'9.5" 135 Owatonna, MN21 Zach Aman Forward 10 5'10" 168 Johnstown, PA22 Ben Tegtmeyer F/D 10 5'11" 145 Cincinnati, OH23 Michael Rodriguez Forward 11 5'9'' 170 Miami, FL24 Bo Pieper Forward 9 5'10" 163 Roseville, MN30 Stormer Santana Goalie 11 6'1" 184 Sault Ste. Marie, ON35 Danny Tirone Goalie 9 5'7" 138 Trumbull, CT

Head Coach: Adam NightingaleAssistant Coach: Mike Carpentier

Zach AmanFORWARD #21

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Peter BarralFORWARD #11

Colin BiebelFORWARD #15

Alex BirkFORWARD #20

Victor EstoqueFORWARD/DEFENSE #08

Austin FrithFORWARD #16

Rudolfs KalvitisDEFENSE #03

Archie OganiFORWARD/DEFENSE #17

Taylor ParkinsonFORWARD #10

Bo PieperFORWARD #24

Justin PirardDEFENSE #07

Michael RodriguezFORWARD #23

Stormer SantanaGOALIE #30

Caleb SevierDEFENSE #04

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J.T. WaltersDEFENSE #02Ben Tegtmeyer

FORWARD/DEFENSE #22

Will SteckFORWARD #14

Danny TironeGOALIE #35

Tadas TsibulskisFORWARD #09

Sebastian WebergFORWARD #19

Hunter FejesFORWARD #18

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys Bantam Tier I

Team Roster

Front Row (l-r): Andrew Sprang, Brett Boeing, Taylor Cammarata, Nathan MacKinnon, Garrett Cecere, Cody Kuster, Connor Hurley, Eric Schierhorn

Back Row (l-r): Assistant Coach Larry Horstman, Willie Raskob, Mason Evans, Matthew McArdle, Blake Clarke, Thomas Haas, Ian McCoshen, Logan Franz, Alex Rodriguez, Francis Spellman, Liam Biard, Head Coach John LaFontaine

# Name Position Grade Height Weight Hometown

1 Eric Schierhorn Goalie 8 5’8” 135 Anchorage, AK

3 Ian McCoshen Defense 9 6’1” 190 Hudson, WI

4 Garrett Cecere Defense 9 5’8” 150 Des Moines, IA

5 Mason Evans Defense 9 5’11” 175 Buffalo, NY

6 Thomas Haas Defense 9 6’1” 172 Mozzano, Switzerland

7 Francis Spellman Forward 9 5’11” 170 Urbandale, IA

9 Nathan MacKinnon Forward 9 5’9” 162 Cole Harbor, NS

10 Connor Hurley Forward 8 5’7” 140 Eagan, MN

11 Blake Clarke Forward 8 5’11” 170 Wildwood, MO

12 Taylor Cammarata Forward 9 5’8” 150 Plymouth, MN

14 Matthew McArdle Defense 9 5’11” 160 Annapolis, MD

15 Willie Raskob Defense 9 5’11” 190 Hastings, MN

16 Liam Biard Forward 8 5’10” 175 Flower Mound, TX

17 Alex Rodriguez Forward 7 6’0” 170 Faribault, MN

18 Cody Kuster Forward 9 5’8” 155 Ludington, MI

19 Logan Franz Forward 8 5’10” 155 Medicine Hat, AB

22 Brett Boeing Forward 9 5’7” 155 Barrington, IL

30 Andrew Sprang Goalie 9 5’11” 165 Rosemount, MN

Head Coach: John LaFontaineAssistant Coach: Larry Horstman

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Liam BiardFORWARD #16

Brett BoeingFORWARD #22

Taylor CammarataFORWARD #12

Garrett CecereDEFENSE #04

Blake ClarkeFORWARD #11

Mason EvansDEFENSE #05

Logan FranzFORWARD #19

Thomas HaasDEFENSE #06

Connor HurleyFORWARD #10

Cody KusterFORWARD #18

Nathan MacKinnonFORWARD #09

Matthew McArdleDEFENSE #14

Ian McCoshenDEFENSE #03

Willie RaskobDEFENSE #15

Alex RodriguezFORWARD #17

Eric SchierhornGOALIE #01

Francis SpellmanFORWARD #07

Andrew SprangGOALIE #30

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Shattuck-St.Mary’s Boys Bantam A

Team Roster

Front Row (l-r): Anthony Brodeur, Kevin Dineen, Tucker Bender, Jack Strommen, John Peterson, Matteo Milroy, Jonathan Ellis, Mark Loveday

Back Row (l-r): Assistant Coach Mike Dietsch, Andrew Farny, Noah Westphal, Spencer Carter, Mat Lewis, Logan Kruse, Connor Koch,Cal Perry, Tristan Henrichs, Reid Brown, Chandler Watson, Luca Leone, Broydon Stufko, Head Coach Desmond Christopher

# Name Position Grade Height Weight Hometown

1 Mark Loveday Goalie 8 5'-9" 160 Fort Frances, ON

2 Conner Koch Defense 8 5'11" 130 Madison, WI

3 Spencer Carter Defense 9 5'8" 160 Swisher, IA

4 Logan Kruse Defense 9 5'10" 150 Helena, MT

5 Cal Perry Defense 9 5'10" 175 Marietta, GA

6 Tucker Bender Defense 8 5'-1" 105 Snohomish, WA

7 Jonathan Ellis Defense 9 5'4" 110 Plano, TX

8 Tristan Henrichs Forward 9 5'10" 160 Billings, MT

9 Mat Lewis Forward 9 5'7" 130 Kaerney, NE

10 John Peterson Forward 8 5'2" 107 Mankato, MN

11 Andrew Farny Forward 9 5'5" 120 Steamboat Springs, CO

12 Chandler Watson Forward 8 5'4" 95 Thunder Bay, ON

15 Kevin Dineen Forward 8 5'0" 95 Milwaukee, WI

17 Noah Westphal Forward 9 5'6" 120 St. Peter, MN

18 Broydon Stufko Forward 9 5'5" 116 Prescott, ON

19 Matteo Milroy Forward 8 5'3" 120 Edmonton, AB

20 Luca Leone Forward 8 5'7" 155 Vancouver, BC

21 Reid Brown Forward 9 5'6" 120 Superior, CO

22 Jack Strommen Forward 9 5'3" 114 Minnetonka, MN

30 Anthony Brodeur Goalie 9 5'9" 145 Essex Fells, NJ

Head Coach: Des ChristopherAssistant Coach: Mike Dietsch

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John PetersonFORWARD #10

Jack StrommenFORWARD #22

Tucker Bender DEFENSE #06

Kevin DineenFORWARD #15

Jonathan EllisDEFENSE #07

Andrew FarnyFORWARD #11

Tristan HenrichsFORWARD #08

Conner KochDEFENSE #02

Logan KruseDEFENSE #04

Luca LeoneFORWARD #20

Mat LewisFORWARD #09

Mark LovedayGOALIE #01

Matteo MilroyFORWARD #19

Cal PerryDEFENSE #05

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Noah WestphalFORWARD #17

Broydon StufkoFORWARD #18

Chandler WatsonFORWARD #12

Spencer CarterDEFENSE #18

Reid BrownFORWARD #21

Anthony BrodeurGOALIE #30

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Successes

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Former Boys Prep star Sidney Crosby became the first ex-SSM player to win the Stanley Cup when hisPittsburgh Penguins beat the Detroit Red Wings in thedeciding Game seven of the finals of the NHL playoffs.Crosby, who helped lead the Boys Prep team to anational Championship in 2003, ended the playoffs asthe 2nd highest scorer in the league.

There were five teams in the playoffs with former SSM players in their lineups, including the final fourteams. Jonathan Toews ’05 of the Chicago Blackhawks,Patrick Eaves and Joe Corvo of the Carolina Hurricanes,Ty Conklin ’93 of the Detroit Red Wings, as well asCrosby made it to their conference finals. The Penguinsswept the Hurricanes to advance to the Stanley Cupfinals where they met the defending champion DetroitRed Wings in a rematch of last year’s final. Crosby netted three of his thirty-one points in the finals,including two points in the Penguins game four win.

In just four years of playing in the NHL, Crosby hasracked up many awards and accolades. Some of hisaccomplishments are, winning the Hart Trophy for the league MVP, the Lester B. Pearson award for theMVP voted by the players, the scoring title, as well asbecoming the youngest player in league history toscore 100 points, which he did in his rookie season. He can now add a Stanley Cup to his resume, becomingthe youngest captain in NHL history to win the covetedtrophy. Crosby is also a shoe-in to be on the CanadianOlympic Team in 2010. With his amazing skill, SidneyCrosby will likely have a long and promising NHLcareer. It would not be a surprise to see him win morechampionships in the future.

First Former-Sabre to Win Stanley Cupby Laurel Simer ’07

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