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May 27

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🇺🇸 Happy Memorial Day from the DVHL 🇺🇸

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. As families gather and summer begins, we pause to give thanks for their service and commitment.

Wishing our DVHL community a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

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May 11

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Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible Hockey Moms out there from the DVHL! Your early mornings, rink-side cheers, and endless support make it all possible. Today, we celebrate you and everything you do for the game and your players. Thank you, Hockey Moms! #DVHL #MothersDay #HockeyMoms

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Apr 20

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Wishing everyone a joyful and peaceful Easter from all of us at the DVHL! May your day be filled with happiness, hope, and time well spent with loved ones. Thank you to our hockey families, players, and fans for being a part of our incredible community. Happy Easter! #DVHL #HappyEaster #HockeyFamily

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Apr 11

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🚨 From DVHL roots to the national stage! 🇺🇸
Patrick Quinlan’s journey from DVHL standout to representing Team USA is a true testament to hard work and dedication. His path continues to inspire the next generation of DVHL players chasing their dreams.

Check out the full story of how DVHL helped shape a National Team standout:
👉 https://dvhl.org/dvhl-roots-to-national-team-standout/

#DVHL #HockeyRoots #TeamUSA #PlayerPathway #DVHLProud

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Apr 4

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The DVHL is deeply saddened by the passing of Raymond B. Reinl, one of our founding members and a true builder of the game. Ray’s passion for hockey and dedication to growing youth hockey in our region helped shape the DVHL and impacted generations of players and families. His legacy will live on.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to the Reinl family and all who had the privilege of knowing him. 🕊️

Read more about Ray’s legacy: https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/raymond-reinl-obituary-willow-grove-ice-hockey-furlong-20250404.html

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Mar 21

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On Sunday, March 15th, Power Play Rinks hosted the DVHL’s second annual “Great 8 Shoot Out “which highlighted the extraordinary skills and playmaking abilities of our BY 2016 players. These Mites, who will be moving up to the Squirt division for the 2025 – 2026 season, displayed skills well beyond their years, allowing all there to enjoy this well attended game to the utmost. Here is a list of the players and their teams.

Team Marinari – Luca Dimarco and Matthew Loudon (Campus Wild), Elias Booth and Finnegan Benard (Central Penn Panthers), Liam LoManto, Rhett Meilahn (G) and Edward Eden (Dyna-Mites), Reed Comegys and Tavis Herogenes (Delmarva Raptors), Luke Breeden, Everett Chamness (G) and Tim Robert (Quakers), and Travis Hassler (Jr. Blue Hens).
Coaches – Nick Lomanto (Dyna-Mites) and Eric Breeden (Quakers)

Team Montagna – Trevor Blaine and Tate Gerbon (Chester County Cougars), Nicholas Coppola, Cameron Lock, and Brant BeeBe (G) (Genesis), Ryan Rogowski and Vinnie Romanelli (Delco Phantoms), Dylan Rightmyer, Tyler Wehr, and Cyrus Faust (G) (Reading Jr. Royals), Jakson Martin and Wyatt Murphy (Hershey Jr. Bears), and Eric salter (Jr. Blue Hens)
Coaches – Chad Rightmeyer (Reading Jr. Royals), Greg Carter (Genesis), and Ryan Rogowski Sr. (Delco Phantoms).

A huge thank you goes out to Jeff Grable and the staff at Power Play who hosted this event. It was as well attended as any playoff game we had several weeks ago and everybody left with a smile on their face.

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Mar 7

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🏒 Best Wishes and Good Luck to all DVHL Teams! 🏒

A huge congratulations to all the DVHL teams that have earned their spots in the Tier II Youth National Bound Qualifier and the Affiliate Playoffs! Your hard work, dedication, and passion for the game have brought you this far—now it's time to battle for victory!

🏆 Tier II Youth National Bound Teams

Delaware Teams:
- 18U AA – Wilmington Nighthawks
- 16U AA – Wilmington Nighthawks
- 14U AA – Delaware Jr. Blue Hens

🏆 Tier II Youth National Bound Qualifier
Pennsylvania Teams:
- 18U AA – Genesis Hockey Club, Snider Youth Hockey
- 16U AA – Snider Youth Hockey, Genesis Hockey Club - M. Montagna
- 14U AA – Genesis Hockey Club, Central Penn Panthers
- 12U AA – Genesis, Delco

🏒 Affiliate Playoffs - A National & B Teams
- 18A National – Chester County Cougars
- 16U A National – Chester County Cougars, Delaware Jr. Blue Hens
- 14U A National – Snider, Chester County
- 14U B – Quakers
- 12U A National – Hershey Jr. Bears, Genesis - Lanzillotti
- 12U B – Delco

To all teams: Skate hard, play smart, and give it everything you've got! Enjoy the experience, embrace the challenge, and make your team, family, and community proud. Good luck, DVHL teams—bring home the championships! 🏒🔥💪🏆

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Mar 5

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has officially announced its 2024-25 10U B All-Star selections, recognizing the top players from an outstanding season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees have demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and commitment to their teams' success.

The All-League Team features the top performers of the season. Jayce Pappas (Central Penn), Dennis Kutz (Genesis Hockey Club), and Declan Pester (Delco Phantoms) led the forward group, with Pappas dominating with 75 points (45 goals, 30 assists). On defense, Gabriel Brown (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) and Ryder Sementa (Genesis Hockey Club) stood out for their strong defensive play and offensive contributions. Between the pipes, Ezra Davis (Central Penn) earned All-League Goalie honors, boasting an impressive 1.26 GAA, 0.886 save percentage, and 14 wins, solidifying his role as a reliable presence in net.

The 1st Team All-Stars highlighted top players across all positions. Forwards David Norman Jr. (Delmarva Raptors), Logan Fraundorfer (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens), and Asher Free (Chester County Cougars) were key offensive forces. On defense, Rielyn Oreskovich (Phila. Lil Flyers) and Madeline Scheurle (Quakers) were recognized for their strong performances. Goaltender Carson Ford (Genesis Hockey Club) secured 1st Team Goalie honors, finishing with a 2.21 GAA, 0.84 save percentage, and 11 wins.

The 2nd Team All-Stars included top forwards Shiloh Carmen (Central Penn), Reid Covell (Wilmington Nighthawks), and Maxwell Ginty (Exton Kings), with Carmen finishing with 44 points (24 goals, 20 assists). On defense, Catherine Hearn (Lady Patriots) and David Barrickman (Campus Wild) were honored for their solid play. In net, Lincoln Capozzoli (Quakers) earned 2nd Team Goalie honors, finishing the season with a 2.61 GAA, 0.73 save percentage, and 14 wins.

Congratulations to all honorees on an outstanding season!

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Mar 5

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has unveiled its 2024-25 10U A American All-Star selections, highlighting the top players from an outstanding season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and contributions, making them crucial to their teams’ success.

The All-League Team features the most dominant players of the season. Ethan Forcade (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens), Miles Farrow (Susquehanna Stampede), and Chase Bolin (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) led the forward group, with Forcade tallying an incredible 65 points (42 goals, 23 assists). Conor Ford (Campus Wild) and Monroe Hornak (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) provided defensive stability and offensive contributions on defense. In goal, Ethan Lockwood (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) earned All-League Goalie honors, boasting a 2.86 GAA, 0.87 save percentage, and four shutouts, proving his ability to anchor his team in net.

The 1st Team All-Stars showcased top performers across the league. Forwards Rhys Meilahn (Exton Kings), Korver Keefer (Susquehanna Stampede), and Jameson Hicks (Chester County Cougars) were offensive standouts. Defensively, Eliza Weaver (Snider Hockey) and Leslie Haggett (Quakers) played key roles in shutting down opponents and controlling the game. Goaltender Gavin McVeigh (Quakers) secured 1st Team Goalie honors, finishing with a 5.33 GAA, 0.81 save percentage, and two shutouts in net.

The 2nd Team All-Stars featured talented forwards Jake Sneeringer (Reading Jr. Royals), Aaron Rock (Snider Hockey), and Brennan McCarthy (Quakers). On defense, Gavin Arsenault (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) and Stephen Crosby (Chester County Cougars) were recognized for their contributions in both ends of the rink. In net, Jaxon Murtaugh (Campus Wild) earned 2nd Team Goalie honors, finishing the season with a 3.94 GAA, 0.77 save percentage, and one shutout.

Congratulations to all honorees on a fantastic season!

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Mar 5

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has officially announced its 2024-25 10U A National All-Star selections, recognizing the standout players from a highly competitive season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees showcased elite skills, leadership, and contributions that made them integral to their teams’ success.

The All-League Team highlights the top performers of the season. Jaxon Glasgow (Chester County Cougars), Olivia Waldron (Exton Kings), and Luca Placeres (Hershey Jr. Bears) led the forward group, with Glasgow dominating with 75 points (52 goals, 23 assists). On defense, Travis Blaine (Chester County Cougars) and Case Hartline (Exton Kings) played key roles in shutting down opponents while contributing offensively. In goal, Connor Okonski (Chester County Cougars) earned All-League Goalie honors, finishing the season with a 2.37 GAA, 0.864 save percentage, and two shutouts, proving to be a reliable last line of defense.

The 1st Team All-Stars featured some of the most impactful players in the league. Forwards Jackson States (Genesis Hockey Club Ruina), Julian Greco (Central Penn), and Brycen Bley (Chester County Cougars) were key offensive contributors. Defensively, Tucker Dietsch (Genesis Hockey Club Ruina) and Jackson Panaro (Delco Phantoms) were standout blue-liners, helping their teams maintain strong defensive play. Goaltender Noah Martel (Genesis Hockey Club Ruina) secured 1st Team Goalie honors, boasting a 3.81 GAA, 0.820 save percentage, and four shutouts in net.

The 2nd Team All-Stars included top-performing forwards Gavin Nye (Central Penn), Ethan Bojarski (Chester County Cougars), and Wyatt Winnemore (Exton Kings), with Nye leading the group with 34 points (14 goals, 20 assists). On defense, Dylan Fournier (Delmarva Raptors) and Sean DeSantis (Genesis Hockey Club Kapp) provided stability in their teams' defensive play. In net, Paxton Winans (Exton Kings) was named 2nd Team Goalie, finishing the season with a 3.91 GAA and two shutouts.

Congratulations to all honorees on a fantastic season!

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Mar 4

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has released its 2024-25 12U B All-Star selections, recognizing the top players from an exciting and competitive season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and dedication, making a significant impact on their teams.

The All-League Team features the most outstanding players of the season. Landen Sapp (Delmarva Raptors), Owen Jordan (Central Penn Panthers), and Nicholas Ezzie (Delco Phantoms) led the forward group, with Sapp dominating with 76 points (57 goals, 19 assists). Bradley Bozeman (Quakers) and Talula Muetterties-Ranck (Chester County Cougars) provided a strong presence, excelling in both defensive and offensive roles. Between the pipes, Mason O’Connor (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) earned All-League Goalie honors, posting a 3.40 GAA, 0.858 save percentage, and four shutouts, solidifying his role as one of the top goaltenders in the league.

The 1st Team All-Stars showcased top-performing players across all positions. Forwards Hayden Fuller (Chester County Cougars), Jake Bellis (Delco Phantoms), and Emery Yurko (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) were recognized for their goal-scoring ability, with Fuller leading the way with 47 points (28 goals, 19 assists). On defense, Luke Fauerbach (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) and Isaac Schneidemesser (Exton Kings) were key defenders, helping their teams succeed. Goaltender Michael Hinde (Delco Phantoms) secured 1st Team honors, finishing the season with a 3.66 GAA, 0.823 save percentage, and 16 wins.

The 2nd Team All-Stars featured players who consistently contributed to their teams' success. Bryce Wolfsheimer (Central Penn Panthers), Laurence Curry (Delmarva Raptors), and Cameron Depue (Hatfield Ice Hawks) were among the forward selections. On defense, Abigail Hoyt (Phila. Lil Flyers) and Talia Medina (Lady Patriots) were recognized for their efforts. In goal, Samuel Carunchio (Quakers) was named 2nd Team Goalie, posting a 3.33 GAA, 0.809 save percentage, and two shutouts.

Congratulations to all honorees on an outstanding season!

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Mar 4

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has officially announced its 2024-25 12U A American All-Star selections, recognizing the top players from an exciting and competitive season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees have showcased exceptional skill, leadership, and dedication on the ice.

The All-League Team honors the most outstanding players of the season. Malcolm Farrow (Susquehanna Stampede), David Frank (Reading Jr. Royals), and David Kemmerer (Hatfield Ice Hawks) led the forward group, with Farrow dominating with 87 points (67 goals, 20 assists). On defense, Blake Yeo (Reading Jr. Royals) and Ryan Esser (Hershey Jr. Bears) played pivotal roles, excelling both offensively and defensively. Between the pipes, Lucas Fox (Hatfield Ice Hawks) earned All-League Goalie honors, boasting an impressive 2.03 GAA, 0.930 save percentage, and 19 wins, establishing himself as a key player in net.

The 1st Team All-Stars featured top-tier players across all positions. Forwards Sonny D’Agostino (Hatfield Ice Hawks), Zacary Wheeler (Wilmington Night Hawks), and James Wright (Campus Wild) were recognized for their scoring prowess. Chase McCurrin (Hatfield Ice Hawks) and Justin Jang (Genesis Hockey Club) provided solid two-way play on defense. Goaltender Penelope Hartz (Lady Patriots) secured 1st Team honors, finishing the season with a 2.98 GAA, 0.891 save percentage, and 12 wins in net.

The 2nd Team All-Stars showcased players who made significant contributions throughout the season. Lilianna Thomas (Lady Patriots), Aarav Parmar (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens), and Brayden Wochok (Quakers) led the forward group. On defense, Yaaqob Green (Snider Hockey) and Beau Brunner (Wilmington Night Hawks) were standout performers. In goal, Hadley Day (Wilmington Night Hawks) earned 2nd Team Goalie honors, finishing with a 3.10 GAA, 0.874 save percentage, and 11 wins.

Congratulations to all honorees on an outstanding season!

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Mar 4

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has officially released its 2024-25 12U A National All-Star selections, honoring the top players from an exciting and competitive season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees have showcased elite skills, leadership, and game-changing performances throughout the year.

The All-League Team features the most impactful players of the season. Cale Montgomery (Central Penn Panthers), Gavin Schmelz (Hershey Bears), and Asher Mellott (Chester County Cougars) led the forward group, with Montgomery posting an impressive 43 points (31 goals, 12 assists). On defense, Simon Rutt (Hershey Bears) and Zachary Cooper (Snider Hockey) played key roles in both shutting down opponents and contributing offensively. In goal, Christopher Jackson (Quakers) earned All-League Goalie honors, finishing the season with a 2.42 GAA, 0.922 save percentage, and 16 wins, proving to be a reliable last line of defense.

The 1st Team All-Stars consisted of high-impact players in all positions. Forwards Alexander Hicks (Chester County Cougars), Conner Stoltzfus (Central Penn Panthers), and Declan Hatton (Exton Kings) made their mark. Defensively, Nathan Bowman (Genesis Hockey Club Silvotti) and Eric Feldmeier (Genesis Hockey Club Lanzillotti) were recognized for their strong presence on the ice. Goaltender Evan Long (Hershey Bears) secured the 1st Team Goalie spot with an impressive 2.74 GAA, .900 save percentage, and 15 wins.

The 2nd Team All-Stars featured talented forwards Ryan Macaulay (Quakers), Kenzi Eberhart (Phila. Lil Flyers), and Christian Orme (Delco Phantoms Henzel). On defense, David Congleton (Delco Phantoms Ancone) and Gabrielle Harper (Phila. Lil Flyers) were recognized for their defensive efforts. In goal, Luca Tubertini (Genesis Hockey Club Lanzillotti) was named 2nd Team Goalie, posting a 3.16 GAA, 0.894 save percentage, and 13 wins.

Congratulations to all honorees on an outstanding season!

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Mar 4

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has released its 2024-25 12U AA All-Star selections, recognizing the top performers from this season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees have displayed outstanding skill, leadership, and contributions to their teams, making them stand out in a highly competitive season.

The All-League Team features the most impactful players of the season. Austin Fisher (Genesis Hockey Club), Jackson Horton (Genesis Hockey Club), and Connor Williams (Genesis Hockey Club) led the forward group with consistent offensive performances. Defensively, Braydon Spicer (Delco Phantoms) and Thomas Ferraguti (Genesis Hockey Club) were recognized for their strong presence on the ice, contributing both offensively and defensively. Between the pipes, John Juliana (Genesis Hockey Club) was named All-League Goalie, boasting an impressive 1.70 GAA, 0.930 save percentage, and two wins, solidifying his role as a game-changer in net.

The 1st Team All-Stars included some of the most dynamic players across all positions. Forwards Brendan Brusstar (Delco Phantoms), Owen Tost (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Penguins), and Dayne Wadas (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Penguins) led the way. On defense, Dylan Lyle (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Penguins) and Liam Hoffman (Delco Phantoms) were key playmakers, helping their teams stay solid in their zone. Goaltender Alice Slutsky (Genesis Hockey Club) earned 1st Team honors, finishing the season with an impressive 1.50 GAA, 0.890 save percentage, and three wins in net.

The 2nd Team All-Stars featured players who made significant contributions throughout the season. Kevin Greim (Delco Phantoms), Tanner Everett (Delco Phantoms), and Robert Marcalus (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Penguins) were among the forward selections. On defense, Dylan White (Genesis Hockey Club) and Soren Gorkos (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Penguins) were recognized for their defensive stability. In net, Max Denne (Delco Phantoms) was named 2nd Team Goalie, and posting a 0.870 save percentage.

Congratulations to all honorees on their outstanding achievements!

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Mar 3

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Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has revealed its 2024-25 14UB All-Star selections, recognizing the top players who have significantly impacted throughout the season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees have demonstrated exceptional skill, leadership, and contributions to their teams.

The All-League Team highlights the top-performing players of the season. Anderson Wozar (Genesis Hockey Club), Aiden McGuire (Quakers), and Benjamin Hannold (Quakers) led the forward selections with outstanding offensive performances; Wozar dominated with 34 points (15 goals, 19 assists). On the defensive end, Torin Kane (Quakers) and Maxwell Bieak (Genesis Hockey Club) contributed offensively and defensively to their team’s success. In goal, James O’Neill (Genesis Hockey Club) secured the All-League Goalie spot, posting a 2.77 GAA, 0.90 save percentage, and six wins in an impressive season.

The 1st Team All-Stars featured top players across multiple teams. Forwards Seth Copenhaver (Genesis Hockey Club), Nolan Schaeffer (Exton Kings), and Holden Swartley (Exton Kings) were recognized for their scoring abilities, with Copenhaver leading with 24 points (18 goals, 6 assists). On defense, Jonathan Salemno Jr. (Genesis Hockey Club) and Nate Iacoangelo (Chester County Cougars) stood out with their ability to control the game from the blue line. Michael Dalonzo (Quakers) earned 1st Team Goalie honors, finishing the season with a 3.96 GAA, 0.80 save percentage, and nine wins, solidifying himself as a key player in net.

The 2nd Team All-Stars showcased players who consistently contributed to their teams’ success. Pippa Hall (Chester County Cougars), Gavin Kerins (Quakers), and Chase Refsnider (Hatfield Ice Hawks) led the forward selections. On the defensive end, Dylan Barker (Exton Kings) and Sonja Beaman (Chester County Cougars) earned their spots for their strong play in the defensive zone. Lillian Moyer (Chester County Cougars) was selected as the 2nd Team Goalie, finishing the season with a 0.80 save percentage and 12 wins.

Congratulations to all the honorees for their remarkable achievements!

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Mar 3

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has unveiled its 2024-25 14UA American All-Star selections, celebrating the league’s most outstanding players. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees have displayed exceptional skill, leadership, and contributions throughout the season.

The All-League Team highlights the most dominant players of the season. Kaiden Sylvester (Delmarva Raptors) led all forwards with a staggering 99 points (72 goals, 27 assists), followed by Mason Bodden (Reading Jr. Royals) with 61 points and Kobe Dunn (Genesis Hockey Club) with 32 points. On defense, Andrew Hemberger (Delmarva Raptors) and Evan Scott (Hershey Jr. Bears) were key playmakers and great defenders. In net, Alex Silva (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) was named All-League Goalie, boasting a 1.83 GAA, 0.905 save percentage, and 17 wins, making him a key force in goal.

The 1st Team All-Stars featured top-performing forwards Conley Estes (Central Penn Panthers), Chase Hause (Delmarva Raptors), and Dalton Smeigh (Hershey Jr. Bears), with Estes leading the group with 44 points (24 goals, 20 assists). On defense, Stephen Staudt (Genesis Hockey Club) and Benjamin Van Winkle (Quakers) were recognized for their strong two-way play. Kohen Raska (Delmarva Raptors) earned 1st Team Goalie honors, posting a 2.85 GAA, 0.888 save percentage, and a league high 19 wins over the season.

The 2nd Team All-Stars included Devin Whetstone (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens), Owen Gofus (Exton Kings), and Josh Happas (Delco Phantoms) among the forward selections. Defensively, Alexander Gilligan (Wilkes-Barre Jr. Pens) and Roger Goll (Campus Wild) were honored for their contributions. Jack Murray (Quakers) was named 2nd Team Goalie, finishing with a 3.23 GAA, 0.886 save percentage, and 15 wins.

Congratulations to all honorees on an outstanding season!

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has revealed its 2024-25 14UA National All-Star selections, recognizing the standout players who made significant contributions this season. These All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honorees showcased outstanding performances, leadership, and skill on the ice.

The All-League Team highlights the most dominant players of the season. Liam Quinn (Snider Hockey), Nash Fordyce (Susquehanna Stampede), and River Knepp (Susquehanna Stampede) led the forward group, with Quinn recording 29 points (20 goals, 9 assists). Defensively, Michael Jung (Delco Phantoms) and Coleman Joyce (Quakers) were instrumental in their teams’ success, providing both offensive support and strong defensive coverage. In net, Dylan Brown (Snider Hockey) was awarded All-League Goalie honors after posting an impressive 0.936 save percentage and four shutouts, proving to be a key player between the pipes.

The 1st Team All-Stars consist of elite players across all positions. Forwards Christian Beebe (Genesis Hockey Club O’Neil), Jakob Maccari (Delco Phantoms), and Dominic Defruscio (Quakers) led the way, with Beebe tallying 26 points (16 goals, 10 assists). On defense, Peter Scorsone (Susquehanna Stampede) and Vincent Fernandez (Genesis Hockey Club O’Neil) played key roles in anchoring their teams. Domenic Sestito (Genesis Hockey Club O’Neil) was named 1st Team Goalie, finishing the season with an impressive 0.928 save percentage and a 1.67 GAA.

The 2nd Team All-Stars featured players who made a significant impact throughout the season. Tristen Bley (Chester County Cougars), Evan Cook-Sample (Snider Hockey), and Mark Mannherz (Exton Kings) contributed offensively for their teams. Defensively, Jacob Rivera (Wilmington Nighthawks) and Dexter Boles (Genesis Hockey Club Matthews) were recognized for their steady presence on the blue line. Mason Figueroa (Chester County Cougars) earned 2nd Team honors, finishing with a 0.921 save percentage and nine wins.

Congratulations to all honorees on an outstanding season!

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The Delaware Valley Hockey League (DVHL) has officially announced its 2024-25 14UAA All-Star selections, recognizing the standout players who made the biggest impact throughout the season. The honorees, selected for All-League, 1st Team, and 2nd Team honors, showcased elite skill, leadership, and game-changing performances.

The All-League Team features the top performers from across the league. Riley Berger, Roman Tkach, and Lucas Grossman, all from Genesis Hockey Club, led the forwards. Berger tallied 39 points (25 goals, 14 assists), Tkach finished with 35 points, and Grossman added 25 points. On defense, Colton Dreyfus (Genesis Hockey Club) stood out with their two-way play, and Keegan Nephin (Central Penn Panthers) rounded out the All-League selections with a strong presence on the blue line and contributing 15 points. Between the pipes, Eric Curtis Jr. (Genesis Hockey Club) was named All-League Goalie, boasting a 0.928 save percentage and an incredible 0.90 GAA, proving to be a brick wall in net.

The 1st Team All-Stars consisted of highly skilled players. Forwards Drew Groft (Central Penn Panthers), Angelo Mirigliano (Central Penn Panthers), and Seamus Essl (Campus Wild) delivered impressive offensive performances. On defense, Brice Gantz (Central Penn Panthers) and Alexander Desantis (Genesis Hockey Club) were instrumental in shutting down opponents and contributing offensively. Liam Mulholland (Central Penn Panthers) earned 1st Team Goalie honors, posting a 0.917 save percentage and nine wins.

The 2nd Team All-Stars included players who made a strong impact this season. David Lavieri (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens), Patrick Lynch (Delco Phantoms), and Chase Mullarkey (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) were key offensive contributors to their teams. Defensively, Alexander Austin (Campus Wild) and Brenden Albert (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) were recognized for their ability to protect the net and transition the puck effectively. Luke Johnson (Delaware Jr. Blue Hens) was named 2nd Team Goalie, finishing the season with a 0.879 save percentage and 15 total games played.

Congratulations to all the honorees for their dedication and achievements!

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