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Feb 18

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Feb 17

Chester County Cougars Overcome Early Deficit to Defeat Delaware Jr. Blue Hens 4-1 in Division Final

The Chester County Cougars stormed back from an early deficit, scoring four unanswered goals to defeat the Delaware Jr. Blue Hens 4-1 in a decisive Championship victory. The Cougars prevail in the later stages of the game, securing the win with a strong third-period performance.

Delaware struck first at 11:24, as Tyler Heffington capitalized on a setup from Brennan Austin, giving the Blue Hens a 1-0 lead. Chester County had difficulty generating early offensive momentum but kept the deficit manageable heading into the second period.

Chester County evened the score at 15:04 when Ryan Wiseley found the back of the net, assisted by Andrew Palahunik and Thomas Lewis. This goal shifted the momentum in favor of the Cougars as they gained confidence heading into the final frame.

The Cougars took control in the third period, starting with Ryan Salfas scoring at 10:37, assisted by Oliver Scheff, putting Chester County up 2-1. Moments later, Andrew Palahunik extended the lead at 6:32, scoring a power-play goal with an assist from Ryan Wiseley. Chester County sealed the Championship at 2:27, as Luke Ganlay scored from Andrew Palahunik, picking up his second assist of the game.

Max Reiner (Chester County Cougars) was solid in net, stopping 25 of 26 shots, keeping his team in the game after the early deficit, and shutting out Delaware in the final two periods. Ryne Dominick (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) made 19 saves on 23 shots, holding strong early but facing relentless offensive pressure in the latter stages of the game.

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Feb 17

Wilmington Nighthawks Rally in the Second to Defeat Genesis Hockey Club 3-1 for the League Title

The Wilmington Nighthawks used a strong second period to power past Genesis Hockey Club, securing a 3-1 Championship victory in their 18U AA Title matchup. Wilmington’s offense came alive in the second frame, while strong goaltending helped them hold off Genesis in the third.

Neither team scored in the opening period as both goaltenders stood tall, with Brock Reid (Wilmington Nighthawks) and Jacob Winton (Genesis Hockey Club) making key stops to keep the game even.

Wilmington took control in the second period when Jack Tanton broke the deadlock at 16:14, assisted by Mason Hitt. A few minutes later, Tanton struck again at 14:29, this time unassisted, extending Wilmington’s lead to 2-0. Genesis Hockey Club responded at 7:34, as Sean Cutter found the back of the net with an assist from Jeremy Rayher, cutting the deficit to 2-1 heading into the final period.

Wilmington sealed the Title at 0:36 of the third, when Maximillian Shah capitalized on a scoring opportunity, assisted by Anthony McGonigle, making it 3-1 in favor of the Nighthawks.

Brock Reed (Wilmington Nighthawks) was outstanding, stopping 23 of 24 shots to earn the win. Jacob Winton (Genesis Hockey Club) made 30 saves on 33 shots, keeping his team in the game despite the loss.

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Feb 17

Wilmington Nighthawks Early Surge Propels them to a Championship Victory over Snider Hockey 6-4

The Wilmington Nighthawks pulled off an impressive win, scoring four goals in the second period to help secure a 6-4 victory over Snider Hockey in a thrilling 16U AA Championship battle.

Neither team found the back of the net in the opening frame, with both goaltenders standing firm against early offensive pressure.

The scoring opened at 16:15, as Brady McMann netted Wilmington’s first goal, assisted by Sean Callaghan II and William White. The Nighthawks added to the lead at 9:56, when Jace Miller scored, assisted by Rocco Franchetti. At 8:26, Brady McMann secured his second of the day on an unassisted tally, taking the 3-0 lead. However, Snider fought back at 5:23, with James Parkhurst Jr. scoring an unassisted short-handed goal to get on the board. Wilmington had the final say in the period at 0:41, as Chase McKeown capitalized on an opportunity, assisted by Aedan Gutowski and Jace Miller, giving the Nighthawks a 4-1 lead heading into the final period.

Wilmington tried to take control in the third, extending their lead at 10:58, when Cole Rice found the back of the net, assisted by Brady McMann. Snider battled back at 8:49, as Michael Devlin cut the deficit to 5-2, with an assist from Jorge Medina. Followed by Jorge Medina scoring back-to-back goals at 6:06 and 3:57, assisted by Darrian Brown and Evan Steiner, cutting the Nighthawks lead to 5-4. Ivan Rudomanov of Wilmington added the final goal at 0:38, assisted by Ethan Mercante, to ensure the 16UAA League Title for Wilmington.

Henry Young (Wilmington Nighthawks) made 17 saves on 21 shots in the win. Cole Boothman (Snider Hockey) made 18 saves on 24 shots in the Title game.

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Feb 17

Tune in live to the featured 18UAA matchup between Genesis Hockey and the Wilmington Night Hawks!

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Feb 17

Genesis Hockey Club Defeats Delco Phantoms in a 4-1 Championship Victory

The Genesis Hockey Club put together a strong performance, securing a 4-1 win over the Delco Phantoms in the 12U AA playoffs. Genesis controlled the pace of play, outshooting Delco 49-15 and delivering a stout defensive effort to stifle their opponent's offense and win the 12UAA Title.

The opening period was a defensive battle as both teams played conservatively, leading to a scoreless 15 minutes. Goaltenders John Juliana (Genesis Hockey Club) and Nicholas Mansi (Delco Phantoms) stood tall, stopping all shots faced.

Genesis broke through at 14:16 when Thomas Ferraguti found the back of the net, assisted by Connor Williams and Luke Reese, putting Genesis up 1-0. Just a few minutes later at 9:30, Connor Williams doubled the lead with a goal, assisted by Benjamin Fahy and Luke Reese. Delco cut the deficit at 7:18, with Foster Raska scoring off an assist from Kevin Greim and Brendan Brusstar, making it 2-1. However, Genesis regained control at 2:27 when Spencer Seaner extended their lead to 3-1 with an unassisted tally.

Genesis sealed the victory with a final goal of the game at 7:40 of the third, as Jackson Horton capitalized on an opportunity, assisted by Connor Williams, securing the 4-1 win.

John Juliana (Genesis Hockey Club): 14 saves on 15 shots, delivering a solid performance to secure the win. Nicholas Mansi (Delco Phantoms): 45 saves on 49 shots, putting up a valiant effort against an overwhelming Genesis offense.

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Feb 17

Genesis Hockey Club Defeats Delaware Jr. Blue Hens 6-4 in High-Scoring Championship Battle

The Genesis Hockey Club secured a hard-fought 6-4 League Championship victory over the Delaware Jr. Blue Hens, using a strong offensive surge in the third period to clinch the win. Despite Delaware’s resilience, Genesis’ offensive depth and strong goaltending were key in securing the win.

The game started with both teams exchanging early goals. Genesis took the lead at 7:24 when Roman Tkach found the net, assisted by Evan Wenhold. The Jr. Blue Hens responded at 4:43 with Jaxon Mackenzie scoring unassisted, tying the game 1-1 heading into the second period.

Genesis struck early in the second, taking a 2-1 lead at 10:57 with Nolan Senigo scoring off an assist from Cole Kucera. Just seconds later at 10:37, Jaxon Mackenzie answered for Delaware, tying it up once more with assists from Hudson Simon and Brenden Albert. Genesis regained momentum at 9:46 when Roman Tkach scored his second of the game, assisted by Cole Detweiler, making it 3-2. They extended their lead at 1:24 as Roman Tkach completed his hat trick with help from Lucas Grossman and Alexander Desantis. David Lavieri struck back for Delaware with a goal with just 40 seconds left in the period, assisted by Chase Mullarkey, sending Genesis into the final frame with a slim 4-3 lead.

Genesis widened the gap to 5-3 at 13:28 with Roman Trochym scoring, assisted by Riley Berger. At 13:17, Riley Berger netted another one for the Genesis, assisted by Roman Trochym. Then, at 4:27, David Lavieri secured his second goal of the game off another assist from Chase Mullarkey, cutting the lead to 6-4. Despite their push, the Jr. Blue Hens couldn’t overcome the deficit.

Eric Curtis Jr. (Genesis Hockey Club): Stopped 16 of 20 shots, holding strong in the third period to preserve the win. Luke Johnson (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens): Made 26 saves on 32 shots, facing heavy pressure from Genesis throughout the game.

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Feb 17

Tune in live to the featured 16UAA matchup between Snider Hockey and the Wilmington Night Hawks!

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Feb 17

Tune in live to the featured 12UAA matchup between Genesis Hockey and the Delco Phantoms!

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Feb 17

Genesis Hockey Club Shuts Out Central Penn 2-0 in Defensive Battle Capturing Division Crown

The Genesis Hockey Club put on a strong defensive performance and leaned on stellar goaltending to blank Central Penn in a 2-0 victory in their Championship showdown. Both teams fought hard in a tightly contested matchup, but Genesis capitalized on their chances.

The opening period saw both teams battle for momentum, but neither could break through, with both goalies making key saves to keep the game scoreless.

Genesis finally broke the deadlock at 2:28, as Ryder Sementa found the net on the power play off an assist from Dennis Kutz, giving his team a 1-0 lead heading into the final frame.

Genesis added an insurance goal at 5:27, with Luca Cataldi finishing a play set up by Declan Omeara, extending the lead to 2-0. Their defense held strong the rest of the way, denying Central Penn’s late push.

Carson Ford's 19-save shutout for Genesis Hockey Club, anchored his team’s defensive effort with a flawless performance. Ezra Davis and Kieran Soto-Ortiz combined to make 19 saves on 21 shots, keeping Central Penn in the game with key stops.

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Feb 17

Delaware Jr. Blue Hens Clinch 5-2 Victory Over Chester County Cougars

The Delaware Jr. Blue Hens took control early and never looked back, securing a 5-2 victory over the Chester County Cougars in their playoff matchup. A strong offensive showing paired with solid goaltending helped Delaware advance.

The Jr. Blue Hens opened the scoring at 11:19 when Brennan Austin found the back of the net unassisted. Just a minute later, at 10:18, Wyatt Gooch doubled the lead with help from Aydan Savery, giving Delaware a 2-0 lead heading into the second period.

Delaware continued to dominate as Evan Finnicum extended the lead at 15:16, assisted by James Austin. Finnicum struck again at 4:49, this time unassisted, putting the Jr. Blue Hens up 4-0.

The Jr. Blue Hens struck early in the third when Gavin Mellon capitalized on a feed from Enrique Boyd and Ryan Syto, extending the lead to 5-0. Chester County broke through at 14:16 when Ryan Wisely scored, assisted by Andrew Palahunik, cutting the deficit to 5-1. With just 0:26 left in regulation, Wisely added another goal off an assist from Parker Thompson, making it 5-2.

Ryne Dominick (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) was outstanding, making 34 saves on 36 shots, shutting out the Cougars through two periods, and standing tall in the final frame to secure the win. The Cougars’ goaltender faced 21 shots, keeping the game within reach, but ultimately, Delaware’s offensive pressure proved too much.

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Feb 17

Delaware Jr. Blue Hens Prevail in Overtime, Defeat Exton Kings 4-3 for Division Title

The Delaware Jr. Blue Hens secured a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory against the Exton Kings, sealing the 16UA American Championship. Wyatt Bolin delivered the game-winning goal in overtime, capping off an impressive comeback.

The Blue Hens took an early lead at 6:47 when Jeet Patel scored, assisted by Michael Brzozowski. However, the Kings responded late in the frame at 0:47, with Matthew Surrena tying the game, assisted by Carter Lukasevics.

The Kings gained momentum in the second period, taking the lead at 4:32 with Alexander Li finding the back of the net, assisted by Carter Lukasevics.

Entering the third period up by one, Gavin Voigt scored an unassisted goal at 13:27 for the Kings to extend the lead to 3-1. The Blue Hens struck back at 11:56 with Wyatt Bolin netting a goal, assisted by Justin Silver, giving Jr. Blue Hens life. At 0:26, Justin Silver found the net, tying the game at 3-3 and forcing overtime.

Just three minutes remaining in overtime, Wyatt Bolin played hero for Delaware, scoring the game-winner off an assist from Justin Silver, securing the 4-3 win.

Brandon Aungst (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) put on a strong effort, making 15 saves on 18 shots and holding strong in the third period and overtime to ensure his team’s Title victory. Owen Brady (Exton Kings) had a busy night, stopping 34 of 38 shots, making several key saves but ultimately unable to hold off Delaware’s attack in overtime.

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Feb 17

Chester County Cougars Secure Championship with 4-1 Victory Over Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens

The Chester County Cougars delivered a solid performance, defeating the Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens 4-1 to win the Division Championship. With a balanced offensive attack and strong goaltending, the Cougars controlled the game's pace.

The Cougars took an early lead at 13:19, with Cole Blackburn scoring unassisted. At 11:58, Mack Weisgable scored the equalizer, assisted by Gabe Fatula. Chester County responded late at 2:15, when Adam Fraser capitalized on an opportunity with an assist from Jackson Puskar, making it 2-1.

The Cougars kept their momentum in the second period, as Caden Bentz found the back of the net at 16:25, assisted by Axel Lindquist to extend the lead to 3-1. Later in the period at 9:38, Cole Blackburn scored his second goal of the game, assisted by Adam Fraser, solidifying the 4-1 lead.

Both teams played a strong defensive game in the final frame, with neither side adding to the scoreboard. The Cougars’ defense held firm, preventing Wilkes-Barre from mounting a comeback—leading to the Championship win.

Tom O’Brien (Chester County Cougars) was exceptional in net, stopping 22 of 23 shots and maintaining composure throughout the game. His key saves in the second and third periods helped secure the win. Brent Gehret (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) faced 42 shots, making 38 saves. Despite the loss, he kept his team in the game with several key stops against the Cougars’ persistent offensive pressure.

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Feb 17

Quakers Shut Out Genesis Hockey Club 4-0 in Championship Victory

The Quakers put together a Title-worthy performance on both ends of the ice, securing a 4-0 shutout victory over Genesis Hockey Club. With strong offensive contributions and solid goaltending, the Quakers earned the Division Championship.

The Quakers opened the scoring at 11:27 when Torin Kane found the back of the net unassisted to give his team an early 1-0 lead.

Torin Kane struck again at 6:04, with assists from Benjamin Hannold and Jaxon Wentzel, doubling the Quakers’ lead to 2-0. Later in the period, Oliver Fischer extended the lead to 3-0 at 4:15, with William Barch providing the setup.

The Quakers capped off the Championship at 0:44, as Benjamin Hannold netted the final goal, assisted by Oliver Fischer and Andrew Holmes, securing the 4-0 victory.

Michael D’Alonzo (Quakers) was outstanding in net, turning aside all 20 shots he faced to record a shutout. His composure and positioning ensured Genesis was unable to capitalize on any scoring chances. On the other side, James O’Neill (Genesis Hockey Club) faced 31 shots, making 27 saves in a valiant effort, but was ultimately unable to withstand the Quakers’ offensive pressure.

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Feb 17

Genesis Hockey Club Dominates Central Penn Panthers 11-0 in Championship Victory

Genesis wasted no time setting the tone for the game, striking early at 13:06 with Logan Cummins finishing a play from Riley Berger to make it 1-0. Just minutes later, at 4:35, Roman Tkach capitalized on an opportunity, scoring unassisted to extend the lead to 2-0 heading into the second period.

The offensive onslaught continued as Lucas Grossman found the back of the net at 7:05, assisted by Roman Trochym and Jagger Prukala, pushing the lead to 3-0. Moments later, Roman Trochym recorded his second point of the game at 6:31, assisted by Cole Detweiler and Logan Cummins, further increasing the advantage to 4-0.

Genesis took full control in the final period, adding seven more goals to seal the decisive Championship win. At 11:40, Roman Tkach scored his second goal of the game off an assist from Lucas Grossman, making it 5-0. Declan Lawson added to the lead at 10:53, assisted by Cole Clifford, before Lucas Grossman notched his second goal at 9:00, with helpers from Ashton Reynolds and Roman Tkach, extending the lead to 7-0. The scoring frenzy continued as Kyle Roesing converted a pass from Ashton Reynolds and Lucas Grossman at 8:13 to make it 8-0. Evan Wenhold added another at 6:21, again assisted by Riley Berger. Logan Cummins grabbed his second goal at 6:10, with help from Roman Trochym, and Lucas Grossman capped off the scoring with his third goal at 5:43, with Roman Tkach providing the final assist, securing the 11-0 victory and the 14UAA Title.

Eric Curtis Jr. (Genesis Hockey Club) was flawless in net, turning away all 23 shots he faced to record a shutout. His composure and quick reflexes ensured Central Penn never found their offensive rhythm. On the other side, Liam Mulholland (Central Penn Panthers) faced an overwhelming 55-shot barrage, making 44 saves despite the constant attack from Genesis.

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Feb 17

Delmarva Raptors Rally to Defeat Hershey Jr. Bears 5-3 and Capture the Division Championship

The Delmarva Raptors staged a strong offensive performance to take down the Hershey Jr. Bears 5-3 in a competitive playoff battle. Kaiden Sylvester led the charge with a hat trick, while goaltender Kohen Raska delivered a steady performance to help the Raptors secure the Championship win.

Both teams got off to a fast start, with the Raptors striking first at 15:16 when Kaiden Sylvester capitalized on a pass from Andrew Yonyak to give Delmarva an early 1-0 lead. Hershey responded quickly at 15:02, as Isabella Henry found the back of the net off an assist from Levi Reed, tying the game 1-1. The Bears then pulled ahead when Wesley Gallisdorfer scored an unassisted goal at 9:37, giving Hershey a 2-1 advantage heading into the second.

Delmarva evened things up in the second at 7:13, when Chase Hause converted on a setup from Kaiden Sylvester and Carter Mast, making it 2-2. Just two minutes later at 5:31, Kaiden Sylvester struck again, this time assisted by Brennan Ring, reclaiming the lead for the Raptors at 3-2.

The final period saw both teams battle for control. Hershey's Zephaniah Graham briefly tied it up with an unassisted goal at 5:35, bringing the game to 3-3. However, Kaiden Sylvester completed his hat trick at 4:00 unassisted, before finishing off a pass from Carter Mast, sealing the 5-3 Championship victory for Delmarva.

Kohen Raska (Delmarva Raptors) stood tall in net, making 24 saves on 27 shots, helping his team maintain their lead in the crucial moments of the game. His solid positioning prevented Hershey from mounting a late comeback. On the other side, Isaiah Saxinger (Hershey Jr. Bears) made 29 saves on 34 shots, keeping his team competitive despite facing relentless pressure from the Raptors' offense.

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Feb 17

Susquehanna Stampede Holds Off Snider Hockey for 5-3 Championship Win

The Susquehanna Stampede jumped out to an early lead and held off a late push from Snider Hockey, securing a 5-3 victory in their playoff matchup. Strong offensive production and a solid performance in net by Bryce Bender helped the Stampede maintain control throughout the game to clinch the Division Title.

Susquehanna set the tone early, opening the scoring at 9:07 when Nash Fordyce capitalized on an opportunity to put his team up 1-0. Peter Scorsone extended the lead just minutes later at 4:55, netting an unassisted goal to make it 2-0. The Stampede continued their first-period push with two quick strikes near the end of the frame. River Knepp found the back of the net twice, first at 0:36 off an assist from Nash Fordyce, and again at 0:01 with help from Landon Turner, giving Susquehanna a commanding 4-0 lead heading into the second period.

Snider Hockey fought back in the second period, getting on the board at 12:45 with an unassisted goal from James Ruppert. Just moments later at 11:53, Evan Cook-Sample brought Snider closer, finishing off a play set up by Justin Vida and Nathaniel Congo, cutting the deficit to 4-2. The momentum continued in Snider’s favor when Justin Vida scored at 5:00, assisted by Liam Quinn and Mackenzie Martinez, bringing them within one at 4-3 heading into the final period.

Susquehanna put the game away late in the third when Peter Scorsone netted his second goal of the game at 0:22, sealing the 5-3 Championship victory.

Bryce Bender (Susquehanna Stampede) stood tall in net, making 19 saves on 22 shots to help secure the win. His composure in the final period helped shut down Snider’s comeback attempt. Dylan Brown (Snider Hockey) faced a tough offensive attack, stopping 20 of 25 shots but was unable to overcome the early four-goal deficit.

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Feb 17

Hatfield Ice Hawks Earn Title in 4-0 Shutout Victory Over Wilmington Night Hawks

The Hatfield Ice Hawks put together a stellar performance in the playoffs, shutting out the Wilmington Night Hawks with a decisive 4-0 victory. Strong goaltending from Lucas Fox and a well-balanced offensive attack secured the win.

The Ice Hawks took control early, striking first at 13:24 when David Kemmerer netted an unassisted goal to put his team ahead 1-0. Just before the period ended, Logan Matijasick extended the lead at 0:11, with David Kemmerer providing the assist, making it 2-0 going into the second.

Hatfield continued its strong offensive push in the second period. Jack Jones found the back of the net at 10:59, scoring unassisted to widen the lead to 3-0.

The Ice Hawks put the finishing touches on their Championship performance when Logan Matijasick scored his second goal of the game at 10:23, assisted by Jack Jones and Sean Flynn, sealing the 4-0 victory.

Lucas Fox (Hatfield Ice Hawks) was outstanding in net, turning away all 19 shots he faced to earn the shutout. Hadley Day (Wilmington Night Hawks) put up a strong effort with 21 saves on 25 shots, but the Hatfield offense proved too much to handle.

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