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Hockey Night InBostonStaff Directors

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Summer Tourney

Showcasing Scholastic Hockey Since 1972Public Catholic Privates Juniors

Hockey Night In Boston wel-

comes you to our 38th 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 27th with

a unique jamboree-style format sure to

please the scouts in attendance. Twenty

teams will each play 6 games against 6 dif-

ferent 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

winters scholastic hockey season.

The 29th annual New York-

Connecticut-Mid-Atlantic camp featuring

close to 100 players took place from June

15-17. The players competed for spots on

two teams in the Northeast Division: Mid

Atlantic and Connecticut/NY.

HNIB Mid-West Director John Malloy

conducted the 23rd annual camp in Ann

Arbor, MI (June 22-24) to select two

teams for this showcase. The Great

Lakes and Midwest teams will feature

players from many Midwestern states

(Over 125 attended).

Over 90 skaters signed up for the 28th

annual Northern New England camp in

Haverhill, MA from June 8th10th. The

result was two select teams, Northern

New England and Northeast, that repre-

sent players from Maine, Vermont, and

New Hampshire.

Early in July, 50 players were drafted

from the HNIB High School Division try-

outs for participation in the major show-

case (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 1521. Also,

240 junior high players participated

in their own festival as a stepping

stone to their initial exposure at

HNIB. The final 40 Sophomore All

Stars were chosen after their All-

Star Games on July 20th.

Returning at HNIB this summer

are two major teams representing

South Florida (Tim Kyrkostas), and

the Philadelphia area (Charlie Pens).

Welcome back!

And, who could forget TeamONE,

under the guidance of former HNIB

participant Ray Jacques, back for

year three after winning the HNIB

Summer Showcase title last winter.

Four new major entries this sum-

mer are Central/West, put together

by Springfield Cathedral (MA)

coach Brian Foley, the Mass Attack,

recruited by Chris Nagy, who also

fielded an entry in the Sophomore

Tournament, Frank Goldens Metro

squad, and East Coast, headed by

Glenn White.

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To Offer Exciting Hockey Action

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Summer Magazine Index

HNIB Staff 4

Tourney Welcome 5

2011 Tourney Review 9-11

Tourney History 12-16

Tourney Schedule 17-21

Elite Schedule 23

HNIB Coaches Page 25

P HNIB Color Profile Series P 38-65Greater Boston 66-67

Middlesex-Merrimack 68-69

North Shore 70-71

South Shore/RI 72-73

Mass/NE Sophomores 74-75

Central/West 76-77

Mass. Attack 78-79

Northern New England 80-81

Suburban 82-83

TeamONE 84-85

Connecticut/NY 86-87

East Coast 88-89

Metro 90-91

Mid Atlantic 92-93

Northeast 94-95

Great Lakes 96-97

Midwest 98-99

National Sophomores 100-101

Philadelphia 102-103

South Florida 104-105

On The COver

1975 Merrimack Valley1976 South Shore1977 Middlesex1978 Gr. Boston1979 South Shore1980 Middlesex1981 Gr. Boston1982 Middlesex1983 South Shore1984 RI/Conn.1985 Rhode Island 1986 South Shore1987 Gr. Boston1988 New York1989 North Shore1990 Middlesex1991 Midwest1992 Greater Boston1993 New York

1994 Gr. Boston1995 Mid-Atlantic1996 Mid-Atlantic1997 New York1998 South Shore1999 Mid-Atlantic2000 Maritimes/Northern2001 South Shore2002 South Shore2003 Mid Atlantic2004 Northern NE2005 Northern NE2006 Northeast2007 Merrimack2008 Mid-Atlantic2009 South Shore/RI2010 Greater Boston2011 TeamONE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

LANCE LOFARO

EDITOR/ ASST. DIRECTOR

GARY DEMOPOULOS

SALESPROMOTIONS

LANCE LOFAROGARY DEMOPOULOS

JAMIE CALLERY

SOPHOMORE DIRECTORS

JOHN ANDERSENDAN SHINE

ROB GAGNON

HIGH SCHOOL/RI DIVISION

KEVIN DOYLEBILL CULLEN

MID-ATLANTIC/NEW YORK

CONNECTICUT CAMPS

LANCE LOFAROGARY DEMOPOULOS

MID-WEST /GREAT LAKES

JOHN MALLOY

NO. NEW ENGLAND

KEVIN DOYLEBILL CULLEN

SOUTH FLORIDA

TIM KYRKOSTAS

NORTH FLORIDA

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PHILADELPHIA

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HNIBSummer Champs 1975-2011The 2012 HNIBcover boys took inthe Boston skyline on the banksof the Charles River. (L to R) theGreater Boston trio of ColinMacGillivray, Mike Iovanna andTom Evangelista, TeamONEgoalie Steve Thulin, and SouthShore/RhodeIsland standoutShane Kavanagh.

2011 Boys Major showcase review

TeamONE NE Takes TopHonors

Playoff ResultsFirst Round

TeamOne NE 7, Great Lakes 1

One Hockey White 4, Suburban 2

North Shore 6, Conn/NY 5

South Shore/RI 4, South Florida 1

Quarterfinals

TeamOne NE 6, Midwest 2

One Hockey White 4, One Hockey Black 1

Northern NE 6, North Shore 2

Greater Boston 6, South Shore/RI 2

Semifinals

TeamOne NE 8, Greater Boston 4

Northern NE 6, One Hockey White 4

Final

TeamOne NE 4, Northern NE 3 (OT)

TeamOne captured the 2011 HNIBBoys Major Showcase title with a 4-3 overtime win over Northern New England.

G A Pts1. Alex Minter (TeamOne NE) 12 17 292. Michael Restuccia (TeamOne) 5 21 263. Bryan Sullivan (TeamOne NE) 12 8 204. Brian Morgan (Northern NE) 9 10 19

Sam Holeczy (OneHockey Wh) 7 12 196. Max Woods (Northern NE) 9 7 16

Tyler Hynes (Conn/NY) 8 8 168. Tyler Theodoulou (NNE) 7 8 15

Anthony Flaherty (Gr. Boston) 5 10 1510.Anthony Langevin (Conn/NY) 7 7 1411. James Malone (OneHockey Bl.) 8 5 13

Zach Aman (OneHockey Bl.) 7 6 1313.Trace Jablin (OneHockey Wh.) 9 3 12

Tom Evangelista (Gr. Boston) 7 5 12Conal Lynch (Gr. Boston) 6 6 12

2011 Summer Showcase

Scoring Leaders

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P G SO AVE

1 Don Hesse (North Shore) 9.5 3 4 0.32

2. Nick Dube (Northern NE) 11 4 8 0.36

3. Jackson Petri (North Shore) 8 3 5 0.38

4. Alex Morin (OneHockey Bl) 10 4 6 0.40

5. Sean Keating (So. Florida) 7 3 4 0.43

6. Joe Cerulo (Gr. Boston) 10 7 3 0.70

7. Jared Hynes (Suburban) 8 6 3 0.75

Logan Davis (Midwest) 8 6 2 0.75

9. Brad Radin (TeamOne) 18 13 3 0.78

10. Steve Thulin (TeamOne) 16.5 8 5 0.79

goaltending Leaders

REEBOKCCMs Peter Catalano presented MVPAwards toNorthern NEs Brian Morgan (l) and TeamOnes Alex Minter.

MASSACHUSETTS DIVISIONW L T Pts GF/GA

Greater Boston 7 0 0 14 42/15South Shore/RI 4 3 0 8 34/27North Shore 3 3 1 7 22/20Suburban 3 3 1 7 16/23Middlesex/Merr. 2 4 1 5 32/30

NORTHEAST DIVISIONW L T Pts GF/GA

Northern NE 5 2 0 10 40/14TeamOne NE 5 2 0 10 37/16Conn./NY 5 2 0 10 36/27Northeast 3 4 0 6 15/28Mid-Atlantic 2 5 0 4 27/45

NATIONAL DIVISIONW L T Pts GF/GA

OneHockey Black 6 1 0 12 47/15Midwest 5 1 1 11 30/23OneHockey White 4 1 2 10 34/22South Florida 2 2 3 7 26/18Great Lakes 3 4 0 6 32/35Central 2 4 1 5 21/28North Florida 2 5 0 4 15/43

MajOr ShOwCaSe STandingS

2011 MAJOR SHOWCASE AWARD WINNERSMOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Alex Minter (TeamOne), Brian Morgan (Northern NE), Zachary Aman (OneHockey

Black), Trace Jablin (OneHockey White)

BEST PRO PROSPECT: Brian Morgan (Northern NE), Alex Minter (TeamOne), Brendan Collier (Greater Boston),

Zach Borsoi (OneHockey Black), Kyle OBrien (Middlesex/Merrimack),

TOP DEFENSEMAN: Ryan Sullivan (TeamOne), Colin MacGillvary (Greater Boston), Shamus Maloney (South/RI),

Kyle OBrien (Middlesex/Merrimack), Connor Judson (Midwest), Peter Sikalis (OneHockey Black)

TOP GOALTENDER: Steve Thulin (TeamOne), Nick Dube (Northern NE), Don Hesse (North Shore), Alex Morin

(OneHockey Black)

SCORING CHAMP: Alex Minter (TeamOne)

MR. HUSTLE: Tom Carlaccini (Northern NE), Mike Restuccia (TeamOne), Ben Silver (So. Florida), Matt Baldino

(Middlesex/Merrimack), Sam Langrock (Northeast), Dan Shinsako (Midwest), Henry Pierandri (Mid-Atlantic)

BIGGEST SURPRISE: Brendan Travaglini (Northern NE), Robbie Buehrer (TeamOne), Tyler McKelvie (OneHockey

Black), Kale Johnstone (Midwest), Jon Hart (Great Lakes), Justin Goldstein (OneHockey White), Tyler Hynes

(Conn/NY)

SOPHOMORE MVPs: Ben Brandau (National Sophs), Spencer Cage (National Sophs), Richard Yusa (National Sophs),

Brian Bowen (Mass/NE Sophs), Connor Jewett (Mass/NE Sophs), John Festa (Mass/NE Sophs), Bailey MacBurnie

(Mass/NE Sophs)

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)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)AlbieOConnell (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)Steve Wood (Merrimack)Mike Komisarek (Conn.)Brett Peterson (Mass West)Kenny Smith (Middlesex)

2000 Gabe Winer (South Shore)Gabe Gauthier (Pacific)Marvin Degon (Mass West)Ed Caron (NNE)Mike Woodford (Merrimack)

2001 Dan Murphy (Merrimack)Dan Spang (Middlesex)Pat Noonan (Mass West)James Pemberton (RI/SE Mass)Brian Boyle (South Shore)Dan Travis (NNE)Gabe Winer (South Shore)Ben Lovejoy (NNE)

2002 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)

2003 Carter Lee (Mid Atlantic)Josh Robertson (South Shore)Brian OHanley (South Shore)Paul Baier (RI/SE Mass)Will Boardman (NNE)Nolan Boike (Gr. Boston)Rob Bellamy (Mass West)Pierce Norton (Suburban)

2004 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)

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BESTPROPROSPECTAWARDWINNERS

1983 Dan Shea (South)Brian Noonan (South)

1984 Brian Leetch (RI/Conn)Bob Stickney (MVC)

1985 Dave Capuano (RI)Dave Guden (Middlesex)

1986 Bernie Cassell (South)1987 Sean McEachern (GBL)

Mark Bavis (GBL)1988 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 (MidWest)

1992 Tom Nolan (MassWest)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)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)

MOSTVALUABLEPLAYER

BESTPRO

PROSPECT

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2005 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)

2006 Joe Smith (Middlesex)Jake Klancher (New York)Nick Bonino (Connecticut)John Simpson (Merrimack)Sean Coughlin (North Shore)Paul Thompson (Northeast)Jason Sylvia (Merrimack)

2007 Andrew Sherman (Connecticut)Bobby Farnham (Merrimack)Mike Vasilchuk (Middlesex)Chad Johnson (North Shore)Chris Kreider (Merrimack)T.J. Massie (Middlesex)

2008 Casey Brugman (North Shore)Kelen Corkum (North Shor)Pat Kiley (Middlesex)Rob Toczylowski (Middlesex)Trent Ruffalo (So. Florida)Jeff Silengo (Mid Atlantic)

2009 Mark Adams (Greater Boston)Brian Ward (North Shore)John Caldwell (Greater Boston)Garrett Noonan (South Shore/RI)Mike Pereira (Mid-Atlantic)

2010 Colin Sullivan (Conn/NY)Mark Naclerio (Conn/NY)Mike Vecchione (Greater Boston)Brian Morgan (Northern NE)Peter LaFosse (Northern NE)Noel Acciari (South Shore/RI)Zach Luczyk (South Shore/RI)

2011 Brian Morgan (Northern NE)Alex Minter (TeamOne)Brendan Collier (Gr. Boston)Zach Borsoi (One Hockey)Kyle OBrien (Middlesex/Merr.)

1975 No Awards1976 Mark Fidler (South)1977 Jeff Cowles (Middlesex)1978 Ed Rauseo (GBL)1979 Tony Messina (GBL)

Jim Campbell (South)1980 Scott Fusco (Middlesex)1981 Art Yeomalakis (GBL)1982 Mike Veno (Middlesex)

+)8=3968-'/)87'%00

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 (South1986 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 OHanley (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 OBrien (Middlesex/Mer.)Connor Judson (Midwest)Peter Sikalis (One Hockey Black)

TOPDEFENSEMEN/SCORINGCHAMP

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TOURNAMENT SCORING CHAMPG A P

1976 Mark Fidler (South) 14 13 271977 Bill O'Dwyer (South) 8 10 181978 Mike DiCenzo (GBL) 15 11 261979 Bob Carpenter (North) 10 13 231980 Rich Costello (West) 18 13 311981 Scott Harlow (South) 15 15 301982 Dave Jensen (West) 7 18 251983 Clark Donatelli (RI) 13 16 291984 Mike Kelfer (North) 15 20 351985 Rob Tobin (M/MV) 16 12 281986 Bernie Cassell (South) 13 19 321987 Jim Bieren (M/MV) 16 12 281988 Bracken Gardner (NY) 14 16 301989 Brett Tryder (North) 13 25 381990 Jim Krayer (Middlesex) 13 19 32

Ryan Mulhern (Mid/Atl) 18 14 321991 Jamie Thompson (Middle) 21 23 441992 Brian Callahan (Gr. Bost) 21 17 381993 Brad Englehart (NNE) 20 18 38

1994 Mike Bent (Gr. Boston) 17 24 411995 Jeff Hamilton (Mid-West) 18 26 441996 Jeff Giuliano (NNE) 12 21 331997 Matt Murley (NY) 19 23 421998 Brian Collins (West) 20 20 401999 Ben Murphy (Merrimack) 16 15 312000 Ben Murphy (Merrimack) 18 16 342001 Rugo Santini (Middlesex) 12 21 332002 Brian Boyle (South) 21 12 33

Ryan Cruthers (NY) 16 17 332003 Nate Bostic (West) 16 11 27

Kyle Smith (NNE) 9 18 272004 Riley Hicks (Midwest) 8 16 242005 Zach Joy (Northern NE) 13 17 302006 Dennis Kearney (Northeast)19 17 362007 Casey Brugman (No.Shore) 17 12 292008 Craig Carbonneau(Gr. Bos.) 6 8 142009 Brian Ward (NorthShore 20 8 282010 Brian Morgan (NNE) 11 13 242011 Alex Minter (TeamOne) 12 17 29

1976 Jim Tortorella (MVC/Dual)1977 John Tyros (MVC/Dual)1978 Steve Cardillo (GBL)1979 Wayne Collins (Middlesex)1980 Dana DeMole (Middlesex)1981 Scott Gordan (South)1982 Tom Barrasso (West)1983 Tim Makris (RI/CM)

Dave Delfino (GBL)1984 Dave Littman (RI/Conn)1985 Mark Felicio (RI)1986 Tom Cole (M/MV)

Greg Menges (GBL)1987 Alex Moody (North)

Mike Mondello (GBL)1988 Mike Mondello (GBL)

Mike Doneghey (South)

1989 Paul Spagnoletti (Conn)Ed Owens (North)

1990 Aaron Israel (Middlesex)Josh Singewald (Conn)Mike Sparrow (MassWest)

1991 Aaron Israel (Middlesex)Jim Carey (South Shore)Kirk Daubenspeck (MidWest)

1992 Greg Hampton (Gr. Boston)Brian Larochelle (NNE)

1993 Brian Regan (CT)Lanny Jardine (Mid-West)Brian Boucher (RI)

1994 Jason Cherella (South Shore)Peter Zakowich (Conn.)Lanny Jardine (Mid-West)

1995 Mike Sheehan (Mass West)J.R. Prestifilippo (Mid-Atlantic)Matt Carney (South Shore)James Whelan (South Shore)Graham Melanson (New Bruns.)

1996 Derek Cunha (South)Jason Hart (Mid-Atlantic)Coln Robinson (NNE)

1997 Brian Eklund (South Shore)Jason Lefevre (New York)Mike Morrison (Gr. Boston)

1998 Justin Jagher (Mass West)Todd Marr (Conn.)Trapper Clark (NNE)

1999 Ben Fash (Maritimes)Billy Moss (Merrimack)Bill Zaniboni (South Shore)

2000 Gabe Winer (South Shore)Matt Hanson (North Shore)Tim Warner (Greater Boston)Kyle McNulty (RI)

2001 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)Ray Monroe (Mass West)Matt Ward (North Shore)Josh Cappi (Northern NE)

2006 Randy Wolcott (Connecticut)Scott Crowther (NNE)Sergei Sorokolat (SE/Capital)Steve DiDomenico (Merrimack)

2007 T.J. Massie (Middlesex)Austin Erney (Mid Atlantic)Dom Malerba (North Shore)Brad Makowski (Great Lakes)

2008 Ian Hudson (Philadelphia)Brad Barone (South Shore/West)Bobby Ramos (South Florida)Dom Malerba (North Shore)

2009 Zach Andrews (South Florida)Anthony Avitable (Conn/NY)Craig Cataldo (North Shore)Mark Bushy (Philadelphia)

2010 Josh Blum (So. Florida)Paul Roche (South Shore/RI)Patrick Young (Greater Boston)Sam Parker (Greater Boston)Ethan Loo (Midwest)

2011 Steve Thulin (TeamOne)Nick Dube (Northern NE)Don Hesse (North Shore)Alex Morin (OneHockey Black)

TOPGOALTENDERS

1978 Bob Carpenter1979 John Tiano

John Cappellano1980 Trini Iturralde

Allan Bourbeau (Offense)Tom Barrasso (Defense)

1981 Dave Jensen (Offense)Larry Rusconi (Offense)Dave Delfino (Defense)

1982 Steve Smith (OffenseScott Young (Offense)Chris Biotti (Defense)

1983 Tom Fitzgerald (Offense)Greg Brown (Offense)Bob Stickney (Defense)Brian Leetch (Defense)

1984 Greg Menges (Defense)Dave Emma (Defense)Dave Pergola (Offense)Sean Farley (Offense)

1985 Sean McEachern (Offense)Ted Crowley (Defense)Bob Gaudreau (Defense)

1986 Matt Mallgrave (Offense)Jeremy Roenick (Offense)Alex Moody (Defense)Ron Pascucci (Defense)Jim McGrath (Defense)

1987 Keith Tkachuk (Offense)Sean Wenham (Defense)Mark Yannetti (Defense)Mike Heinke (Defense)

1988 John Lilley (Offense)Rob Canavan (Offense)Ian Moran (Defense)Mike Dunham (Defense)

1989 Jim Campbell (Offense)Tom Nolan (Offense)Don Chase (Offense)Mike Santonelli (Offense)Tom Ashe (Defense)

1990 Eric Petersen (Offense)Billy Pierce (Offense)Brendan Shaw (Defense)

1991 Chris Hanson (Offense)Jerry Keefe (Offense)Tom O'Connor (Defense)

1992 Ryan Harris (Offense)Bryan Berard (Defense)Dan Zaluski (Defense)

1993 Mike Sousa (Offense)Brett Chodorow (Offense)Mario LeBlanc (Offense)Tom Poti (Defense)Marc Jacquart (Defense)

1994 Brendan Hodge (Offense)Joe Exter (Defense)

1995 Ryan Cordeiro (Offense)Jeff Giuliano (Offense)Chris Dyment (Defense)Chris Connelly (Goalie)

1996 Tim Calabro (Offense)Paul Kelly (Offense)Brad Nizwantowski (Offense)Mick Mounsey (Defense)Bill Cass (Defense)Justin Jagher (Goalie)

1997 Kurt Wright (Offense)Kevin Darcy (Defense)Trapper Clark (Goalie)Kyle McNulty (Goalie)

1998 Sean Collins (Offense)1999 Dan Spang (Defense)

Marvin Degon (Defense)2000 Ben Lovejoy (Defense)

Todd Fletcher (Offense)Rob Horgan (Goalie)

2001 Derek Gulizia (Offense)Chris Donovan (Offense)Chris Trovato (Offense)Will Schaetzl (Defense)Pat Bowen (Defense)Pat Boudreau (Goalie)Scott Tomes (Goalie)

2002 Mark Rinaldi (Offense)Derek Gulizia (Offense)Chris Genovese (Defense)Femi Amurawaiye (Defense)Andrew Andricopoulos (Defense)Andrew Ricci (Goalie)

2003 Jonathan Maniff (Offense)Mark Rinaldi (Offense)Mike Ashley (Offense)Justin Pallos (Offense)Jayson Lee (Defense)John Webster (Defense)Matt Ward (Goalie)Evan Johnson (Goalie)

2004 Joe Smith (Offense)John Simpson (Offense)Josh Rabbani (Offense)Dan Rainer (Offense)

2005 Bobby Farnham (Offense)Chad Johnson (Offense)Chris Buonomo (Offense)Zach Menard (Defense)Chris Melanson (Defense)James Pantano (Goalie)Brian Taptick (Goalie)

2006 Keven Meehan (Offense)Casey Brugman (Offense)Chris Menard (Offense)Joe King (Offense)Jackie Bartlett (Offense)Preston Kaye (Defense)David Grilk (Goalie)

2007 Keith Veronesi (Offense)James Williams (Offense)Mike Sullivan (Defense)Mike DeLaVergne (Goalie)Robbie St. Germain (Goalie)

2008 Ben Balsama (Offense)Garrett White (Offense)Nick Rogers (Offense)Matthew Paloscio (Goalie)Bobby Hawkes (Defense)

2009 Austin Surowiec (Offense)Ross Olsson (Offense)Nathan Soter (Offense)Chandler Moore (Offense)Christian Pomarico (Defense)Kevin Clare (Defense)Tim Keegan (Defense)

2010 Joe DeLuca (Offense)Bobby Mullins (Offense)Pat Lynch (Offense)Joe Lace (Defense)Jacob Caffrey (Defense)Evan Morelli (Defense)Curtis Frye (Defense)

2011 Ben Brandau (Offense)Spencer Cage (Defense)Richard Yusa (Offense)Brian Bowen (Offense)Connor Jewett (Offense)John Festa (Offense)Bailey MacBurnie (Goalie)

SoPHoMoRe MVPs

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Major Summer Showcase Teams

Friday, July 27th (Mini-Practice/Game 1)

North Arena11:00am Mass/NE Sophs___ TeamONE___

1:00pm Northeast ____ Philadelphia____

3:00pm Mid-Atlantic ____ Midwest____

5:00pm Greater Boston___ Mass Attack___

7:00pm North Shore ____ Central/West____

South Arena12:00pm Metro___ National Sophs___

2:00pm East Coast___ Great Lakes___

4:00pm Conn/NY__ So. Florida__

6:00pm South/RI___ Northern NE___

8:00pm Middlesex/Merr.___ Suburban_____

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9:30am Metro____East Coast____

11:00am North Shore ____ South/RI____

12:30pm Northeast ____ Conn/NY____

2:00pm Central/West____Suburban____

3:30pm Mass Attack____ Northern NE____

5:00pm So. Florida ____ Great Lakes____

6:30pm TeamONE____Suburban____

8:00pm Greater Boston ____ Middlesex/Merri____

9:30pm East Coast ____ Mid Atlantic____

South Arena8:00am National Sophs ____ Midwest ____

9:30am TeamONE ____ Northern NE____

11:00am Mid-Atlantic ____ Philadelphia____

12:30pm Midwest ____ Great Lakes____

2:00pm Mass/NE Sophs____Middlesex/Merri.____

3:30pm Greater Boston___North Shore____

5:00pm National Sophs____Conn/NY____

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9:30pm Greater Boston____Suburban____

Monday, July 30th (Games 6) North Arena

1:00pm Philadelphia ____ National Sophs____

2:30pm Suburban____Northern NE____

4:00pm Great Lakes ____ Metro____

5:30pm Middlesex/Merri. ____ TeamONE____

7:00pm Greater Boston____ South/RI____

South Arena1:00pm East Coast___Northeast____

2:30pm Mass Attack ____ Central/West ____

4:00pm So. Florida ____ Midwest____

5:30pm Mid-Atlantic____Conn/NY____

7:00pm North Shore ____ Mass/NE Sophs____

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Major Showcase QuarterfinalsTuesday, July 31st

North Arena6:00pm (Game E) North #1 _______________ Game A Winner ______________

8:00pm (Game F) East #1________________ Game B Winner________________

South Arena6:00pm (Game G) West #1______________ Game C Winner______________

8:00pm (Game H) South #1______________ Game D Winner________________

Major Showcase SemifinalsWednesday, August 1st

North Arena11:00am (Game I) Game E Winner _______________ Game G Winner ______________

South Arena11:00am (Game J) Game F Winner________________ Game H Winner________________

Major Showcase Championship GameSouth Arena

8:00pm Game I Winner______________ Game J Winner______________

Tuesday, July 31st

North Arena11:00am (Game A) 5th ______________ 12th______________

12:30pm (Game C) 7th______________10th_______________

South Arena11:00am (Game B) 6th _____________ 11th_______________

12:30pm (Game D) 8th_____________ 9th__________________

* Award Winners will be announced on Wednesday, August 1st before each AllStar game

Scoring champ topDefenseman topgoalieMVPs Biggest Surprise Best Pro Prospect Mr. Hustle

- Major Showcase Playoffs -

Wednesday, August 1st

Major Showcase All Star Games North Arena

2:00pm Red vs. Gold

4:00pm Blue vs. White

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2012 Russian Junior Champs Omsk

Set To Challenge HNIBs EliteCollege, NHL Scouts

Set To Attend

Premier Showcase

2012 TeaMs

Massachusetts New England Northeast Mid-Atlantic Omsk Hawks (Russia) Southeast

College and NHL Scouts that attended

said it was the best competition of all the

Summer Showcases.

- Mike Addesa - (Team Northeast head

coach)

The Elite Division featured over 40

Division I college scholarship players and

is a high visibility, well-organized event.

- Sean Tremblay - Middlesex Islanders(Team New England head coach)

The caliber of competition in the HNIB

Elite Tourney far exceeded our expecta-

tions. We are looking forward to next sum-

mer.

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The speed and skill level of the Elite

Showcase was exceptional and provided a

great experience for the Mid-Atlantic play-

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- Bruce Shatel - Delbarton School (Mid-

Atlantic head coach)

2011 CHAMPIONSTEAMNEWENGLAND, coached by former New HampshireJr. Monarchs and current Middlesex Islanders head coach SeanTremblay, went5-0-1.

RUSSIAs OMSKHAWKS recently defeated the Red Army team four games toone to capture the 2011/2012 Junior Hockey (MHL)title.

- August 2-5 - Haverhill Valley Forum

ELITE SCHEDULE(All Games 3 15-minute periods)

Thursday, August 2nd North Arena

4:30pm Southeast ____ Massachusetts____

6:15pm Russia____New England____

8:00pm Northeast ____ Mid-Atlantic____

Friday, August 3rd North Arena

12:00pm Massachusetts ____ Mid-Atlantic____

1:45pm Southeast ____ Russia____

7:00pm Massachusetts___ Northeast____

8:45pm Russia___ Mid-Atlantic

South Arena1:00pm New England____Northeast____

8:00pm Southeast ____New England____

Saturday, August 4th North Arena

12:00pm Southeast ____ Northeast____

1:45pm New England ____ Mid-Atlantic____

7:00pm Southeast ____ Mid-Atlantic____

8:45pm Russia ____ Northeast____

South Arena1:00pm Massachusetts____Russia____

8:00pm Massachusetts ____New England____

Sunday, August 5thChampionship Game

North Arena1:00pm First Place____Second Place____

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omsk Hawks

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THEGREATERBOSTONDUOof Malden Catholics Mike Iovanna (l) andNorthwoods TommyEvangelista (r) along the Charles River.

ByKevinDoyleHNIB

The numbers -- 23 goals, 43 points -- suggest a relatively

smooth transition. While he enjoyed great success in his

first year at Northwood, the shift from Massachusetts

Division I Central Catholic to the prep school ranks demanded

much of Methuen's Tommy Evangelista. By the time Christmas

break rolled around, Northwood already had the equivalent of

a full Massachusetts high school schedule under its skates.

"The toughest transition for me was the speed of the game

itself. It was tremendously faster than it was at Central

Catholic. Fortunately, I had great coaches to help me transition

the right way," said Evangelista. "When I first saw the schedule

and saw that my first

game was in the first

week of October, I

thought that by March I

would not be able to

move. To my surprise, the

on-ice and off-ice training

allowed us to be playing

our best hockey in late

March. The trips to

Minnesota, Canada and

all over New England

were tough, but the sea-

son seemed to fly by."

While Evangelista

negotiated his way

through Northwood's

hybrid schedule of prep

schools and Junior A

teams, he kept his eye on

his former teammates at

Central Catholic as they

advanced to the semifinal

round of the

Massachusetts Division 1A Tournament.

"I was extremely excited for my old team to make it as far as

they did. It was great to see my friends and the coaches get the

privilege to make Central Catholic hockey history," he said.

Evangelista, back for his third summer with the Greater

Boston entry, says he reaped immense benefits from the hock-

ey culture that permeates Northwood. A stocky five feet, eight

inches, he is a quick study with the speed to leave opponents

spinning their wheels in futile pursuit.

"I got to live in the best hockey environment possible. The

deans, the teachers and almost all of the students play hockey

and live hockey. This made me a better player because of the

advice I would pick up daily. Another important thing I learned

was how to be the best team player I could be. Finally, I learned

how to play a team defense and my defensive game improved

greatly," he said. "Whenever new things are thrown at me I can

adjust really well. When I am told to do or change something,

I do it in order to improve my game. I finally have learned how

to use my size as an advantage."

Evangelista has spent the summer building his strength train-

ing at Mike Boyle's, enhancing his skating at Paul Vincent's and

working with a private shooting coach.

Greater Boston captured its sixth Summer Showcase title in

2010 and hasn't lost a game in the round-robin portion of the

tournament in the past

two summers, rattling

off 14 consecutive wins

in that time.

Evangelista thinks this

club has the make-up to

challenge for a seventh

crown and will be

joined by a number of

familiar returning faces

such as Mike Iovanna

and Colin McGillivray.

"The Greater Boston

team always has high

quality players that

seem to gel together

very well. I think we

have a great chance of

winning an HNIB

championship," he

assessed.

Though not closed to

the idea of playing a

year of Juniors follow-

ing his graduation, Evangelista is hopeful he will be prepared to

head directly to college for the 2013-14 academic year because

of the strength of Northwood's schedule. He plans to study

either Business or Communications but has not committed to

any school.

"We play most EJHL and AJHL teams and have done very

well against them in the past. I would do whatever means are

necessary to play at a high college level. Right now my focus

is on my upcoming season at Northwood and then I will go

from there. My hope is that a team that expresses great interest

in me will be somewhere that I would love to play hockey," he

concluded.

O N THE COVEREvangelista Makes A Smooth Transition

Greater Boston Star Fits Right In At Northwood

iovanna a Crafty ForwardwillLeadGreaterBostoncharge

ByKevinDoyleHNIB

Mike Iovanna was the right guy in the right spot when he buried the

winning goal from close range against B.C. High in March's

Massachusetts Division 1A championship game, securing Malden

Catholic's second consecutive title. Now the UMass-bound senior forward,

who has 35 goals and 86 points over the past two seasons, will be front and

center as the Lancers attempt to become the first school other than Catholic

Memorial to win the tournament three years in a row.

It will be a different looking Lancers' squad this winter with the departure

of a handful of core players gone either via graduation or decisions to move

on to the prep and Junior ranks. As a captain, Iovanna is committed to keep-

ing the Lancers ahead of the pack.

"We have won two titles back to back and, as always, the goal is to do it

again. I will take my responsibilities very seriously. My job as captain is to

keep everyone level headed and giving it their best. I work hard every shift

and I can assure that everyone will follow my example," said Iovanna, who

hails from Middleton. "I believe that although we have lost some players there


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are others chomping at the bit to play and help us win games. We will still

be very fast, tough, and skilled with many players who can and will con-

tribute as a TEAM."

Iovanna called his decision to attend UMass "a good fit" and said former

Coach Don "Toot" Cahoon and his staff initially showed interest in Iovanna

as a freshman at MC. He made an unofficial visit with former MC Coach

Chris Serino during his sophomore year and was immediately sold.

"I knew upon seeing the campus as well as the hockey facilities that this

was the place I wanted to attend. I love the large ice surface and I believe

my game will benefit from that size arena. I sincerely wake up every morn-

ing wanting to play for UMass-Amherst. I think they love my passion and

desire to be a Minuteman," said Iovanna.

Iovanna has known coach Serino since his days as head coach at

Merrimack College and Iovanna was skating for the '94 Islanders.

"I was about five or six years old. We would practice after his team and

one day I was real early and he saw me standing with my equipment on and

ordered me to come on the ice. I looked forward to that 15 minutes of ice

with them every week. He always said

'you're gonna' play for me some day.' When

he took the MC job I was probably in the

seventh grade and knew then I would be a

Lancer. He has always done everything he

said he would do. He's a remarkable person,

coach and mentor," said Iovanna.

Which made the news that Serino had

suffered a relapse of throat cancer and

would be unable to coach last season all the

more difficult to accept.

"Coach Serino's illness took us all by sur-

prise and was devastating news. Although

he wasn't there every day he was still a

huge part of our success and his presence

was felt. We all have the highest respect for

him; we prayed as a team and continued to

work hard in his absence. The entire coach-

ing staff was remarkable in continuing his

hockey philosophies and systems," Iovanna

said.

An HNIB veteran, Iovanna makes his

second appearance on the Greater Boston

club. He is familiar with a number of the

players on this year's team either personal-

ly or by reputation and expects GB to com-

pete hard, have fun and continue its recent

run of success at this tournament.

Committed to constantly improving

every facet of his game, Iovanna displays

quick feet, soft hands, a quick release and

advanced hockey IQ. He skates with Paul

Vincent and has worked with Athletic

Evolution trainer Rick Bianco for five

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ByKevinDoyleHNIB

Ultimately, the opportunity to play a beefier schedule for the reigning cham-

pions of what is regarded as the premier Junior league in the Eastern

United States outweighed the chance to compete for a third consecutive

Massachusetts Division 1A State Championship.

While he remains at Malden Catholic to complete his studies and graduate with

his class, defenseman Colin MacGillivray of Peabody (MA) will lace em up for

the Eastern Junior Hockey League champion Jr. Monarchs this winter under new

coach Ryan Frew.

Colin McGillivray Greater Boston

It was not an easy decision, not playing at

MC and forfeiting a chance at a third Super

Eight title. But, at the end of the day, the

Monarchs are a great team with a rich tradition

and they play in the best Junior league in the

Eastern corridor. I was fortunate enough to

crack the lineup and decided to play for Coach

Frew, MacGillivray explained.

While he looks forward to new challenges,

the MC experience will stick with

MacGillivray for a lifetime, especially the

Lancers repeat performance this past winter.

They were determined to go back-to-back as a

tribute to coach Chris Serino, who continues

to battle cancer.

MC has been a blast great teammates,

coaching and a great student body to support

you, MacGillivray said. The Super Eight

tournament is tough and winning back-to-

back was very special. Ill never forget it,

especially with all the emotion surrounding

the team and what was really at stake, winning

it for Coach Serino.

The moment we found out it was devastat-

ing, hard to believe no one wanted to believe

he wasnt going to coach. Our coaches did an

amazing job keeping us focused and the cap-

tains, Brendan (Collier) and Ryan (Fitzgerald)

always reminded us why we were playing it

was pretty remarkable and special, he added.

Coach Serino is a great hockey coach. Coach

taught me to be a better person, a better stu-

dent and a better hockey player. He has shown

me what real courage is and what it means not

to give up.


While he looks forward to thenew challenges, the MCexpe-

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especially the Lancers repeatperformance this past winter.They were determined to goback-to-back as a tribute to

coach Chris Serino.

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Cushing Academy's Shane Kavanagh is a bit

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Kavanagh headed to Cushing as a repeat sopho-

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very competitive. We have a good team, but Im sure all the teams are

good (and) Im expecting close games.

He knows the transition to the EJHL will be demanding.

The Catholic Conference is a very good league; the EJHL is going to

be a bump up (with) more games, more travel, playing with and against

kids that have college commitments and kids trying to get their deal done.

Im putting a lot of focus on making sure Im in the best shape possible to

be able to perform at a high level all season. No doubt its going to be a

tougher schedule, he said.

Depending on his development, MacGillivray is prepared for a two-

year hitch in the EJHL, if necessary, and is hopeful of catching the eye of

a Hockey East school.

Hockey East is a great league to play in. I had a really nice visit at

UConn but havent gone on many visits. Its important to go to a school

where its a good fit and where you will play, he said.

New Challenges Lie Ahead For MacGillivray


Kavanagh said his overall game improved greatly

under the watchful eyes of the Cushing staff. He

scored at least a single point in six of Cushing's final

seven games heading into the playoffs and skated on

the Penguins' lethal top line with team scoring leader

Garrett Hehir and UNH-bound Shane Eiserman.

"My game has improved tremendously after a year

with coach Gagnon and his staff -- they are constant-

ly pushing you to get better both on and off the ice,"

he said.

Kavanagh's favorite NHL player is Anze Kopitar

"because I love the way he plays the game and how

can maneuver his way out of every little position."

At 5-11, 185 pounds, Kavanagh is a self-described

"hard-working power forward," who cites the need to

improve his speed as the area he needs to work on

most. To that end, he has faithfully adhered to a per-

sonalized workout plan given by coach Gagnon to

every Cushing player based on the program's own

testing results.

Kavanagh returns to the South Shore/Rhode Island

squad coached by Gagnon this summer and is hope-

ful of improving on last year's 4-3-0 round-robin

record.

"I feel as though this will be a solid team with good

goalies. I hope to impress some Division 1 college

coaches as well as make some friends," he

said.Kavanagh is hopeful of advancing directly to the

college ranks upon graduation from Cushing but will

take an extra year of Juniors if needed. He plans to

study Sports Medicine or Nutrition.

"I feel I will be ready to go right to college after my

next two years at Cushing. In memory of my Pa I

would love to play college hockey at BC, Providence

College, BU or Northeastern," he said.


MacGillivray returns to the Greater Boston squad

this summer, one of the core veterans on a club that

has enjoyed immense success each of the past two

years. Rangy and physical, hes a commanding pres-

ence in all three zones. Improving his puck skills and

decision-making are at the top of his priority list.

Shane Kavanagh

Leads South/RI

Into Battle

TeamONEs Steve Thulin

Looks For Big Summer

Ace Netminder Steve Thulin

ByDomNicastroHNIB

Stephen Thulin is serious about hock-

ey and his progression as a goal-

tender. He is so serious, in fact, last

year he attended the American Hockey

Institute, the Waterville Valley, N.H., pro-

gram where players live in a campus-envi-

ronment and practice hockey four hours a

day along with gaining academic skills.

I really enjoyed my season in

Waterville Valley, N.H., Thulin said. It

was a great experience having the ability to

live on my own with some teammates. I

think it really helped me mature and

become more independent. The four hours

of practice a day helped me develop into a

better hockey player and the school aspect

was great. I think my reading and writing

skills improved.

Last summer, Thulin put on his own

clinic of hockey in the Hockey Night in

Boston Major Showcase. The North

Reading, Mass., native won the Top

Goaltender award for his stellar play in

between the pipes. His efforts helped lead

TeamONE New England to the showcase

championship.

I am proud to have received the award,

but for me, team awards are the most

important, said Thulin, 19. Last summer,

my team won HNIB. It was an experience

I will always remember. My coaches Ray

Jacques and Ray Jacques Sr. have invited

me to play on their summer team for many

years. They are two great coaches.

(Continued On Page xx)

O N THE COVERTHIS SUMMER


Though hell only have to make a

short commute from North Reading to

play in HNIB this summer, Thulin has

traveled far and wide for his hockey

career, most notably a trip to Quebec

City recently.

I had strep throat and had to drive up

with my father when I was feeling well

enough, Thulin said. There was no

way I was going to miss playing in a

tournament, especially our last tourna-

ment of the season. It was pretty special

playing in a rink that was like an old time

Canadian barn.

Prior to his campaign with the New

England Wolves, the team that repre-

sents the American Hockey Institute,

Thulin played a year for the Salem Ice

Dogs of the Empire League. He played

about a 50-game schedule against teams

from around New England and New

York and called it a great experience.

His game has improved in skating and

becoming what he calls headstrong.

I had to manage my time in order to

keep up with my academics, he added

about his time with the Ice Dogs. I have

no doubt that the experience will help

when I play college hockey. I am contin-

uing to work on playing the puck more

often. I am planning on spending extra

time on that part of my game this sum-

mer.

Thulin has been spending most of his

summer days at the rink. He adds in yoga

on Tuesdays and Thursday and watches

his sisters hockey games as well. She is

also a goalie.

And of course, hell be participating

in his third HNIB Showcase.

I look forward to the tournament and

will really miss playing next summer,

Thulin said.

He credited HNIB coaches Ray

Jacques and Ray Jacques Sr. as mentors,

along with Brian Daccord and John

Carratu from Stop It Goaltending.

As for the future, Thulin is lining up

another year of junior hockey before he

decides on college. He wants to take col-

lege courses in the meantime to keep

my brain working.

Work as hard as you possibly can

and be confident in your abilities,

Thulin said when asked what advice he

gives younger hockey players. If a

coach says that he doesnt think youre

good enough, train twice as hard and

prove him wrong. Success is the best

revenge.

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Garrett Torrico and Chris Zuccaro

know what it takes to be suc-

cessful on a competitive level of

hockey like Hockey Night in Boston

(HNIB).

They were on last years winning team

in the Boys Major Showcase. Torrico

assisted on the winning overtime goal

for TeamONE New England in the 4-3

final over Northern New England.

And this summer, theyre back and

hoping for more success.

I think one of the reasons why the

team worked so well was because of

great coaching, said Torrico, 18, a

Mount Washington, Mass., native who

played for the Empire Junior Hockey

League Springfield Pics this past winter.

Skill in hockey can only take a person

so far. The fact that we had skill and had

good coaching really helped us out in the

end.

Zuccaro, an 18-year-old out of

Hudson, N.H., also played in the Empire

Junior Hockey League for the champi-

onship-winning New Hampshire

Monarchs. He is hoping to carry over the

success from HNIB last year and this

past winters Monarchs crew, for which

he scored 27 goals and had 37 assists in

44 games.

I hope to have a strong tournament

kicking off a great hockey season and

opening the doors to perspective college

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2012 Hockey Night in Boston Boys Showcase Magazine