Hatfield Ice Hawks 12U A American — DVHL Playoff Champions

The Hatfield Ice Hawks closed out a phenomenal 2024–25 season as DVHL 12U A American Champions, showcasing depth, determination, and elite team play throughout their campaign. With a 19-5-0 regular season record and 77 points, the Ice Hawks earned the top spot in the standings and established themselves as the team to beat. They opened the season with a statement 9-3 win over Genesis Hockey Club and never looked back, recording several commanding victories, including back-to-back shutouts of Central Penn and the Phila. Lil Flyers, and back-to-back wins over Hershey Jr. Bears. The team’s mid-season surge was especially impressive, as they rattled off nine wins in their final 10 regular-season games, driven by a balanced offense, tight defense, and excellent goaltending. Even in tough contests, the Ice Hawks consistently rose to the occasion, demonstrating resilience and unity throughout.

David Kemmerer earned a spot on the prestigious All-League Team as a forward, leading the Ice Hawks with 43 goals and 62 total points. His scoring touch, vision, and leadership set the tone for the team’s offense all season long. Joining him on the All-League Team was goaltender Lucas Fox, who was a model of consistency between the pipes. Fox appeared in all 24 games, posting 19 wins, 6 shutouts, a 2.03 goals-against average, and an impressive .930 save percentage, providing the Hawks with confidence and stability in net.

In addition to the All-League selections, Sonny D’Agostino was named to the 1st Team All-Stars as a forward after matching Kemmerer with 43 goals and finishing with 53 points. His speed and scoring ability made him one of the most dangerous players in the league. Chase McCurnin, a steady and impactful presence on the blue line, also earned 1st team honors as a defenseman. With 18 points and rock-solid defensive play, McCurnin was a key contributor in all situations.

In the playoffs, Hatfield’s momentum continued with a perfect 3-0 run to capture the DVHL championship. They opened with a strong 5-2 victory over Campus Wild, followed by a thrilling 5-4 semifinal win over the Reading Jr. Royals, showcasing their ability to battle through tight games. In the championship final, the Ice Hawks were dominant, shutting out the Wilmington Night Hawks 4-0 to clinch the title. Their postseason performance highlighted what made this team special all season—smart play, relentless energy, and a commitment to playing as one.

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