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The events that occurred during a high school hockey game at the Lynch Arena in Pawtucket, RI on Monday, February 16 are tragic.

Hockey and all youth sports should be safe havens for athletes, their parents, spectators and anyone within the venue.

The DVHL stands arm and arm with all involved.

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🏆🏒 DVHL 18U AA Championship Recap 🏒🏆

Chester County Cougars captured the DVHL 18U AA Championship with a thrilling 4–3 victory over Snider Hockey in a hard-fought battle at IceWorks.

Snider struck first on the power play midway through the opening period as William Johnson finished off a feed from James Parshurst to give Snider a 1–0 lead. Chester County answered quickly, with Marek Tomaszewicz evening the score before Andrew Palahunik buried another to give the Cougars a 2–1 advantage after one.

Snider responded in the second period when Gavin Culver converted on the power play to tie the game at 2–2 heading into the final frame.

The championship was decided in an intense third period. Cole Rice gave the Cougars the lead early with a power-play goal, and Andrew Palahunik struck again moments later to make it 4–2. Snider refused to go quietly, as Chimaobim Odenigbo cut the deficit to one, but the Cougars held strong down the stretch to secure the title.

Snider outshot Chester County 33–32 in a tightly contested matchup. Jackson Royer earned the win in net for the Cougars, while Cole Boothman delivered a strong performance in goal for Snider.

A resilient third-period push seals the DVHL 18U AA Championship for Chester County. 🏆💪🏒
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Feb 16

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🏆🏒 DVHL 16U AA Championship Recap 🏒🏆

Genesis Hockey Club Green pulled away in the third period to capture the DVHL 16U AA Championship with a 5–2 victory over the Delco Phantoms at IceWorks.

Delco struck first just 17 seconds into the opening frame when Bobby Barth found the back of the net to give the Phantoms an early spark. After a scoreless remainder of the first, Delco extended its lead in the second as Miles Bouchard capitalized on the power play to make it 2–0.

Genesis answered midway through the second period, with Alexander Korolev converting on the man advantage to cut the deficit to 2–1 and shift the momentum heading into the final frame.

The third period belonged to Genesis Green. Christopher Silvotti IV evened the score early, and Vincent Graziani followed with the go-ahead goal to put Genesis in front for good. Dominic Gibson added insurance, and Declan Leahy sealed the championship with a late empty-net tally.

Genesis outshot Delco 37–23 on the day. Isaac Mays earned the win in net with a steady performance, while Quinn Kerley made key stops to keep Delco within reach through two periods.

A four-goal third-period surge propels Genesis Hockey Club Green to the DVHL 16U AA Championship. 🏆💪🏒

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Feb 16

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🏆🏒 DVHL 14U AA Championship Recap 🏒🏆

Genesis Hockey Club captured the DVHL 14U AA Championship with a disciplined 2–0 victory over the Central Penn Panthers at IceWorks.

After a tightly contested and scoreless first period, Genesis broke through late in the second when Luke Reese finished off feed from Thomas Ferragutti to give his club a 1–0 lead. The game remained physical and intense, with both teams battling for every inch of ice as the Panthers pushed to respond.

Central Penn generated plenty of chances — outshooting Genesis 30–15, including a strong third-period surge — but Genesis goaltender John Juliana stood tall, turning aside all 30 shots he faced to preserve the shutout.

With the Panthers pressing late and the net empty, Jackson Horton sealed the championship with an empty-net goal in the final seconds.

Landon Bradnick made several key saves to keep Central Penn within striking distance in a hard-fought effort, but Genesis' timely scoring and defensive structure proved decisive.

A clutch second-period breakthrough and a championship shutout performance deliver the DVHL 14U AA title to Genesis Hockey Club. 🏆💪🏒

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Feb 16

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🏆🏒 DVHL 10U A American Championship Recap 🏒🏆

Delco Phantoms White saved their best for last, exploding for four third-period goals to capture the DVHL 10U A American Championship with a 4–2 victory over the Susquehanna Stampede at IceWorks.

After a scoreless opening period, Susquehanna struck first in the second when Colt Kopera found the back of the net to give the Stampede a 1–0 lead heading into the final frame.

But championship moments belong to teams that rise under pressure — and Delco did just that.

Lucas Billingsley ignited the comeback with the equalizer early in the frame, to start the swing of momentum, Dov Drajpuch a go ahead goalf, followed by another tally from Billingsley, and Parker McCabe sealed the title with a shorthanded goal late in the game. Susquehanna answered once in the third on a power-play goal from Luca Yeager, but the Phantoms' surge proved decisive.

Delco held a slight 30–28 edge in shots. Elias Gonzalez earned the championship win in net, while Brenden Kepler turned aside numerous quality chances to keep the Stampede within reach.

A four-goal third period on the biggest stage delivers the banner for Delco Phantoms White — DVHL Champions. 🏆💪🏒

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Feb 16

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🏒 DVHL 14U B Championship Recap 🏆

Campus Wild captured the DVHL 14U B Championship with a thrilling 4–3 victory over the Wilkes Barre Jr. Penguins at IceWorks.

Campus struck first in the opening period when Parker Keretzman converted on the power play to give the Wild a 1–0 lead after one.

The second period brought a surge from Wilkes Barre. Finn Doheny doubled the Campus lead early, but the Penguins answered in a big way. Micah Barkley started the rally, and Cole Niesi scored twice in a span of just over seven minutes to give Wilkes Barre a 3–2 advantage heading into the third.

But the championship would be decided in the final frame. Declan Killmeyer evened the score early in the third, setting the stage for late-game heroics. With just over four minutes remaining, Finn Doheny netted his second of the game—this time the game-winner—to put Campus back on top for good.

Campus Wild outshot Wilkes Barre 33–25 on the day. Matthew Sanders earned the win in net with a steady 48-minute performance, while Mason O'Connor made several key stops to keep the Penguins within striking distance.

A hard-fought battle from start to finish, but it was Campus Wild who rose to the occasion to claim the DVHL 14U B Championship. 🏆🏒

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Feb 16

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🏒 DVHL 16U A National Championship Recap 🏆

Snider Hockey captured the DVHL 16U A National Championship in commanding fashion, skating past the Quakers, 8–2, at IceWorks.

Snider wasted little time setting the tone. Joseph Nevil Petrie opened the scoring on the power play, and after Bennett Sullivan answered for the Quakers, Snider responded with a pair of goals from Mark Pietrafesa and Daniel Molony to take a 3–1 lead after one.

The second period saw Snider continue to pull away. Evan Cook-Sample extended the lead, and although Joseph Veneziale buried a power-play goal for the Quakers to cut into the deficit, Kevin Brown and Alex Dollak each found the back of the net to make it 6–2 heading into the third.

In the final frame, Snider put the championship out of reach. Dollak added his second of the game, and Gavin Tietz capped the scoring to seal the 8–2 victory.

Snider outshooting the Quakers 36–16. Miles Finney earned the win in net with a steady performance, while the Quakers' netminders battled through sustained pressure throughout the contest.

A complete team effort and offensive surge deliver the DVHL 16U A National Championship to Snider Hockey. 🏆🏒

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Feb 16

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🏒 DVHL 12U B National Championship Recap 🏆

Genesis Hockey Club captured the DVHL 12U B National Championship with a 4–0 victory over the Central Penn Panthers at IceWorks.

After a tightly played, scoreless first period, Genesis broke through in the second. Liam Baxter opened the scoring to give Genesis the early edge, and Colton Fulmer followed with another to extend the lead to 2–0 heading into the final frame.

In the third, Genesis sealed the title. Reid Stinger pushed the advantage to three, and Miles Mitnick added the final goal to secure the championship win.

Genesis held a slight 18–15 edge in shots. Austin Schleinkhofer was outstanding between the pipes, turning aside all 15 shots he faced to earn the shutout and the championship victory. Ezra Davis competed hard in net for Central Penn, keeping the Panthers within reach through two periods.

A composed, complete team performance delivers the DVHL 12U B National Championship to Genesis Hockey Club. 🏆🏒

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🏒 DVHL 16U A American Championship Recap 🏒

The Susquehanna Stampede delivered a commanding performance in the 16U A American Championship, skating past the Wilmington Nighthawks, 7–2, to capture the title at IceWorks.

Susquehanna set the tone early. Ethan Wolfe opened the scoring in the first period, and after Wilmington's Maxwell Manoogian answered to tie the game, Wolfe struck again to send the Stampede into the intermission with a 2–1 lead.

The championship was decided in a dominant second period. Wolfe completed his hat trick early in the frame, sparking a five-goal explosion. Nash Fordyce added to the lead, followed by goals from Logan Griffith, another from Wolfe, and River Knepp, as Susquehanna overwhelmed Wilmington with speed and sustained offensive pressure.

Wilmington battled to the final buzzer, getting a third-period goal from Jacob Stott, but the Stampede's depth and finishing touch proved too much to overcome.

Susquehanna outshot Wilmington 40–13 on the afternoon. Brennan Barr earned the championship win between the pipes, while Brandon Thompson faced a heavy workload in net for the Nighthawks.

A statement performance on the biggest stage crowns the Susquehanna Stampede as DVHL 16U A American Champions. 🏆🏒

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🏒 DVHL 16U A National Playoff Recap 🏒

The Quakers delivered a commanding performance, blanking the Delaware Jr. Blue Hens 7–0 in playoff action at IceWorks.

The Quakers set the tone early in the first period when Ryan Daughton opened the scoring, finishing a setup from Alexander Russo and Joseph Veneziale to take a 1–0 lead into the break.

The second period was all Quakers. Ryan Anderson struck first on the power play, and Collin Duffy followed with a tally to extend the lead. Dominic DeFruscio added another before Bennett Sullivan found the back of the net shorthanded to make it 5–0. Dylan Kerins capitalized on the power play, and Anderson notched his second of the game to cap a six-goal explosion in the middle frame.

The third period saw the Quakers lock things down defensively, preserving the shutout. They outshot Delaware 38–14 on the afternoon, including a dominant 24-shot second period.

Graham Salerno was stellar between the pipes, turning aside all 14 shots he faced to earn the shutout victory. Luke Johnson battled in net for the Blue Hens against heavy pressure.

A dominant second-period surge propels the Quakers forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 18U A National Championship Recap 🏒

Genesis Hockey Club captured the 18U A National Championship with a 4–2 victory over the Central Penn Panthers in a hard-fought title matchup at IceWorks.

Genesis jumped out early in the opening period, getting goals from Justin Dinsmore and Dylan Coll to take a 2–0 lead. The Panthers answered before the break as Cooper Moritzen found the back of the net to cut the deficit to 2–1 heading into the second.

Special teams played a major role in the middle frame. Coll struck again on the power play to restore a two-goal cushion, and Braeden Hahn added a shorthanded tally to extend the Genesis lead to 4–1. Central Penn responded with a power-play goal from Jonny Boozer to make it 4–2, but that would be the final breakthrough for the Panthers.

The third period was a defensive battle, with both teams tightening up and no further scoring. Genesis edged Central Penn 22–21 in shots on goal. Ian McAteer earned the championship win in net, while Connor Martin made several key stops to keep the Panthers within striking distance.

With timely scoring, special teams execution, and steady goaltending, Genesis Hockey Club skates away as the 2025–26 DVHL 18U A National Champions. 🏆🏒

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🏒 DVHL 14U A American Playoff Recap 🏒

The Reading Jr. Royals exploded for four first-period goals and never looked back, skating past the Susquehanna Stampede, 6–1, in playoff action at IceWorks.

Reading wasted no time setting the tone. William Swoyer opened the scoring in the first, but Susquehanna answered quickly as Julian Shaffer found the back of the net to tie the game at 1–1. The Royals responded with a surge, as Luciano DiMaria netted the go-ahead goal before Swoyer struck again. Orin Papst added a shorthanded tally late in the frame to cap a four-goal outburst and give Reading a commanding 4–1 lead after one.

The Royals kept the pressure on in the second period. Preston Webber extended the lead with a shorthanded goal, and Blake Strogan added another to push the margin to 6–1 heading into the third.

Susquehanna pressed in the final period, outshooting Reading 30–21 on the night, but Mason Foster stood tall between the pipes, turning aside 29 shots to secure the win. Bryce Bender made 15 saves in net for the Stampede.

A dominant opening period and strong special teams performance propel the Reading Jr. Royals forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 16U A American Playoff Recap 🏒

The Wilmington Nighthawks used a big second period to power past the Hershey Jr. Bears, 5–2, in playoff action at IceWorks.

Hershey struck first in the opening frame, as Jordan Mishler found the back of the net to give the Bears an early 1–0 lead. Wilmington answered, with Benjamin Harris finishing off a feed from Maxwell Manoogian to even the score at 1–1 after one.

The Nighthawks took control in the second period. Harris netted his second of the game on the power play to give Wilmington its first lead. Just under a minute later, Chase Driscoll converted with the man advantage to extend it to 3–1. Manoogian added another tally later in the period, and Wilmington carried a commanding 4–1 edge into the final frame.

Hershey tried to claw back in the third, as Joseph Gettle capitalized on the power play to cut the deficit to two. But Benjamin Harris completed his hat trick midway through the period to restore Wilmington's cushion and seal the 5–2 victory.

Hershey outshot Wilmington 30–26, but Brandon Thompson turned aside 28 shots to earn the win in net. Ryan Ginder made 21 saves in a hard-fought effort for the Bears.

A strong special teams performance and a four-goal surge over the final two periods propel the Wilmington Nighthawks forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 16U AA Playoff Recap 🏒

Genesis Hockey Club Green delivered an overwhelming performance from start to finish, shutting out the Chester County Cougars in DVHL playoff action at IceWorks.

Genesis wasted no time setting the tone in the opening period. Christopher Silvotti IV opened the scoring shorthanded, then added his second of the period just minutes later. Isaak Bystol found the back of the net in between to help stake Genesis to a commanding 3–0 lead after one.

The second period saw the floodgates open. Vincent Graziani started the surge before Dominic Gibson scored on the power play. MacK Risnychok added another, followed by a power-play tally from Alexander Korolev. Silvotti completed his hat trick late in the period, pushing the advantage to 8–0 heading into the final frame.

Genesis continued to roll in the third. Silvotti struck again for his fourth of the game, and Cameron Fairweather capped the scoring with his second of the afternoon to seal the 10–0 victory.

Genesis outshot Chester County 34–16 on the day. Isaac Mays turned aside all 16 shots he faced to earn the shutout, while Max Reiner battled through heavy pressure in net for the Cougars.

A complete team effort and explosive offensive showing sends Genesis Hockey Club Green forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 18U AA Playoff Recap 🏒

The Chester County Cougars used a big second period to power past Genesis Hockey Club, 4–2, in DVHL playoff action at IceWorks.

Chester County struck first in the opening frame when Brady Kropp converted on the power play off a feed from Andrew Palahniuk to give the Cougars a 1–0 lead after one.

The game opened up in the second period. Henri Gravel doubled the advantage with a power-play marker, assisted by Cole Rice. Genesis answered as Nolan Shingle found the back of the net to cut the deficit in half. But the Cougars responded quickly—Drew Kennedy buried the eventual game-winner off helpers from Ryder Thompson and Easton Hines. Tyler Stutzman added another to extend the lead to 4–1 before Genesis' Richard Kissell scored shorthanded late in the period to make it 4–2 heading into the third.

The final frame featured tight checking and no scoring, as Chester County locked things down defensively to secure the victory. The Cougars were outshot 28–20 on the day, but Kyler Bush stood tall in net to earn the win. Patrick Murphy took the loss for Genesis despite a strong effort between the pipes.

A disciplined second-period surge sends the Cougars forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 12U B National Playoff Recap 🏒

The Central Penn Panthers erupted early and never looked back, skating past the Wilkes-Barre Jr. Penguins, 5–1, in DVHL playoff action at IceWorks.

The Panthers wasted no time taking control in the opening frame. Jameson Estes got things started with a goal midway through the first, assisted by Matteo Osborn. Estes struck again just over a minute later, with Philip Brandt picking up the helper, and then completed a natural hat trick before the period was through, finishing off a feed from Asa Davis to give Central Penn a commanding 3–0 lead after one.

After a scoreless second period, Wilkes-Barre broke through early in the third as Daniel Wiza III found the back of the net to cut the deficit to 3–1. But any momentum was short-lived. Estes answered with his fourth goal of the game, and Asa Davis added another late to seal the 5–1 victory.

Central Penn outshot Wilkes-Barre 27–19 on the afternoon. Ezra Davis earned the win between the pipes for the Panthers, while Kiya Rosenbaum battled in net for the Jr. Penguins.

A dominant first-period surge powers the Panthers forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 10U A American Playoff Recap 🏒

The Susquehanna Stampede jumped out to an early lead and held off a late push to defeat the Delco Phantoms White, 6–4, in DVHL playoff action at IceWorks.

The first period was a flurry of offense. Travis Kowalek opened the scoring for the Stampede, followed by Luke Purdy and Beckham Cavanaugh to quickly build momentum. Luca Yeager added another as Susquehanna surged ahead. Delco answered late in the frame with goals from Lucas Huber and a power-play tally by Carson Williams to cut into the deficit, but the Stampede carried a 4–2 lead after one.

In the second, Luke Lazzari brought the Phantoms closer, but Brant Wolfe responded with a power-play goal that stood as the game-winner, giving Susquehanna a 5–3 advantage heading into the third.

Lucas Billingsley kept Delco within striking distance with a third-period goal, but Kowalek struck again midway through the frame to restore a two-goal cushion and secure the 6–4 victory.

Delco outshot Susquehanna 29–22 on the afternoon, but Brenden Kepler turned aside key chances to earn the win. Elias Gonzalez battled in net for the Phantoms in a hard-fought effort.

A strong opening-period surge powers the Stampede win in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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🏒 DVHL 12U A American Playoff Recap 🏒

The Reading Jr. Royals pulled away in the final period to defeat the Delco Phantoms, 6–1, in DVHL playoff action at IceWorks.

Delco struck first in the opening frame when Patrick Staniec found the back of the net to give the Phantoms a 1–0 lead after one.

The Royals answered in the second period. Cole Farrar evened the score early, then struck again midway through the period for the go-ahead goal to make it 2–1 heading into the third.

From there, the Royals took control. Everett Corson extended the lead early in the third, followed by a power-play tally from Blake Yeo. Corson added his second of the game shorthanded, and Jake Sneeringer capped the scoring late as Reading poured in four third-period goals to seal the 6–1 victory.

Reading outshot Delco 30–17 on the afternoon. Jack Jordan earned the win in net for the Royals, while Paxton Boyle made key stops despite facing steady pressure.

A four-goal third period sends the Reading Jr. Royals forward in the DVHL Championship Playoffs. 💪🏒

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