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Hockey Weekly High School All-State Awards Luncheon Bbooyyss DD33 Sunday, March 17, 2013 Cchhaammppss Ccrraannbbrrooookk Boys D1 Champs Brighton MMGHSHL D2 Boys D2 Champs Mercy Champs Livonia Stevenson Hockey Weekly High School All-State Awards Luncheon BBooyyss DD33 Sunday, March 17, 2013 CChhaammppss CCrraannbbrrooookk Boys D1 Champs Brighton MMGHSHL D1 Champs Cranbrook Presenting sponsor: HENRIK ZETTERBERG Co-sponsored by Hockey Weekly, Warrior Hockey and Brian’s goalies-only.com HOCKEY wEEKLY HIGH SCHOOL aLL-STaTE awarDS 2012-2013 MARCH 17, 2013 / PAGE 2 2012-2013 BOYS DrEaM TEaM Forward Forward Forward Defense Defense Goalie MICHaEL DOMINIC BrIaN TraVIS aNDrEw CaSEY YuHaSz LuTz BaCHNaK HarVEY rOYE KOrHONEN Brighton Livonia Stevenson Riverview Livonia Stevenson Brother Rice Flint Powers MHSHCa FIrST TEaM aLL-STaTE PLaYErS DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 FOrwarDS FOrwarDS FOrwarDS Michael Yuhasz Brighton Dominic Lutz Livonia Stevenson Alex Alger Cranbrook Michael Babcock Catholic Central Cooper Macdonell T.C. Central Brian Bachnak Riverview Russell Cicerone Brother Rice Ted Pietila Kingsford Raymond Brice Houghton Reed Hrynewich Mona Shores Nico Saco T.C. Central James Counsman Liggett Graig Pefley U of D Jesuit Mike Williams Woodhaven Jeremy Loewenstein Cranbrook Nick Schultz Plymouth Andrew Sawyer Trenton Connor Hannon Houghton Joey Leider Berkley Bryce VanHorn Port Huron Northern Brendan Jaques Calumet Ross Haffey Brother Rice Brett Bandyk Hartland Sebastian Stankiewicz Country Day Alek Zultowski Salem Jon Calhoun Wyandotte Willem Gauthier Sault Area Charlie Green Catholic Central Louis Marr A.A. Pioneer Garret Gormley Flint Powers Cooper Marody OLSM Patrick Rogowski Pinckney Josh Koepplinger FNV Griffins Stino Biondo Eisenhower Tom Zelenka Grand Haven Michael Romund Cranbrook DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE Andrew Roye Brother Rice Travis Harvey Livonia Stevenson Jeff Martin Cranbrook Jack Strander GPN Nick Pleshakov Hartland Lordanthony Grissom Liggett Brett Pietila Brighton Brady Brantley T.C. Central Hunter Rajala Houghton Carson Gatt Catholic Central Niko Michos A.A. Pioneer Jay Helstowski Riverview Chris Morgan U of D Jesuit Joe Smellie Wyandotte Zach Feldman Cranbrook Tommy Apap U of D Jesuit Vinny DaBrowa Trenton Jake Hartje Country Day Tyler Ploeg Grand Haven GOaLIES GOaLIES Nate Rabbitt Mona Shores GOaLIES Casey Korhonen Flint Powers Jimmy Milletics Brighton Zach Kooi Grand Haven Jacob Winkler Mattawan Stephen Wroe Berkley Bill Vermetten T.C. Central Spencer Applebaum Cranbrook Derek Moore Catholic Central Matt Fernandez Port Huron Northern Second Teams and Honorable Mentions are on Page 4 HOCKEY wEEKLY HIGH SCHOOL aLL-STaTE awarDS 2012-2013 MARCH 17, 2013 / PAGE 3 2012-2013 GIrLS aLL-STaTE TEaMS DIVISION 1 FIrST TEaM Forward Forward Forward Defense Defense Goalie TENLEY KEIKO DEVIN JaCCI SaMaNTHa aNaSTaSIa SHIELD DeC LErK TOMLINSON SHErrY TaYLOr DIaMOND GP South Cranbrook Port Huron GP North GP South GP South DIVISION 2 FIrST TEaM Forward Forward Forward Defense Defense Goalie MaDELINE EMMa JOrDaN raCHEL MErYL SaMaNTHa McC LaIN CrONE PaTTErSON TOKarCzYK MILLEr CarrIEr Mercy Walled Lake PCS Regina Walled Lake Walled Lake aLL-STaTE SECOND TEaMS aLL-STaTE HONOraBLE MENTION DIVISION 1 DIVISION 1 – Forwards Allison Stapleton, University Liggett; Elizabeth Gallagher, Mercedes Reyes Ann Arbor Forward GPN. Defense Sarah Hall, Port Huron; Allison Daudlin, GPS; Tara Chelios, Bryn Moody Grosse Pointe North Forward Cranbrook; Bre Hansen, Port Huron; Aria Ganz-Waple, University Liggett. Goalie Hannah Pereira Ladywood Forward Pauline Arsenault, Ann Arbor. Kate Sell Northville Defense DIVISION 2 – Defense Morgan DeBrincat, Mercy; Goalie Alex LaRue, Regina. Natalie Skorupski Grosse Pointe North Defense aLL-LEaGuE Olivia Portillo University Liggett Goalie DIVISION 1 – Forwards Lindsay Gallagher, Grosse Pointe North; Caroline Hurd, Ann Arbor; Lauren Chapman, Ann Arbor; Lucy Dembeck, Cranbrook; Leah Israel, DIVISION 2 Cranbrook; Lindsey Makos, GPS; Morgan Tompson, Port Huron; Alyssa Ayers, Port Megan Taylor Regina Forward Huron; Ania Dow, University Liggett; Danielle Lorant, University Liggett. Defense Caitlin Connor Mercy Forward Shay Pinhey, Ann Arbor; Virginia Matherly, Ladywood. Goalie Annie Chen, Cranbrook. Justine Abbo Bloomfield Hills Forward DIVISION 2 – Forwards Anna Mondrusov, Mercy; Grace Martin, Mercy; Jenna Ashley Saunders PCS Defense Carter, PCS; Annelise Niermann, PCS; Katelyn McGowan, Regina. Defense Mary Megan Eustice Walled Lake Defense Mrdjenovic, Regina; Maria Smith, Regina; Ryann Brier, Walled Lake. Goalie Madeline Gwen Gadulka PCS Goalie Kramer, Bloomfield Hills HOCKEY wEEKLY HIGH SCHOOL aLL-STaTE awarDS 2012-2013 MARCH 17, 2013 / PAGE 4 MHSHCa SECOND TEaM aLL-STaTE PLaYErS DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 FOrwarDS FOrwarDS FOrwarDS Trent Bravata East Kentwood Ian Hibbard Grand Haven Taylor Atchley Chelsea Nathan Gurzell Troy Athens Cam Givens T.C. Central Eric Hillock Sault Area Jeffrey Herron GPN Brandon Mezuk Warren Mott Brad Popiel Divine Child Adam Ulfsax Mona Shores Justin Dunn Trenton Tyler Nabozny Mattawan Michael Pelino Rochester United Mitch Pacitti Romeo Thomas Rietema Grand Rapids Christian Chad Roskelly Dakota Matt Kaiser Anchor Bay Jacob Ryan Chelsea Dino Balsamo Utica Stevenson Austin Sereno Waterford Mott Jacob Soyka Liggett Danny Bosio Brighton Carson Hibner De La Salle Jeff Gorski Grand Rapids C.C. Pete McMahon U of D Jesuit Devin Kelly Livonia Stevenson Lucas Lanhala Calumet Mike Schultz Plymouth Kelly O’Brien Southgate Tyler Brewer Forest Hills Central Ryan Bloom Northville Tyler Angers Saginaw Heritage Cooper McLean Farmington Matthew Manning Brother Rice Tyler Irvine Livonia Stevenson Anthony Scala Divine Child Luke Gagnon Jenison/Zeeland James Radatz Port Huron Northern Dean Griffin Reeths-Puffer DEFENSE Zach Hill T.C. St. Francis DEFENSE Luke Moma Grosse Ile Adam Hyrst Wayland Union Tyler Hughes Port Huron Northern Matt Lundeen Flint Powers Ryan Jaros Eisenhower Mark Janigna Pinckney Joe Carney Big Rapids DEFENSE Ryan Korpal L’Anse Creuse Brian Cain Grand Rapids C.C Mike Burkhardt Eisenhower Mike Perry Woodhaven Steven McAuliffe A.A. Gabriel Richard Tyler Layle East Kentwood Dave Kruse Portage Northern James Roznowski Divine Child Brad Schornak Dakota Hayden Gerwig Grand Haven Brenden Alderink Reeths-Puffer GOaLIES Dean Gunther Plymouth GOaLIES John Lethemon Farmington Nick Santi Romeo Nick Mckenzie Sault Area GOaLIES Connor Humitz Livonia Stevenson Dominik Stankiewicz Divine Child Carter Edmondson Traverse City West Joey Lopez De La Salle Kyler Patenaude Rochester United Jack Bowman Brother Rice MHSHCa aLL-STaTE PLaYErS HONOraBLE MENTION DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 FOrwarDS FOrwarDS FOrwarDS Jake Sealy Salem Vinnie Jelsomeno Wyandotte Jared Coulter Flint Powers Jack Clary Grand Blanc Matt Presta Portage Northern Dylan Lewis Monroe St. Mary’s Jack Guest GPN Tom Quain G.R. West Catholic Tim Lyons Riverview Max Harper Rochester United JR Dellies Fraser Nick O’Brien Ann Arbor. G.R. Conner Jean Brother Rice Evan Fall Royal Oak Jordan Sanford East Grand Rapids Eric Stanis Farmington United Kyle Truscott Port Huron Northern Jake Stone Flint Powers Cooper Anstett OLSM Mitch Miklosi G.R. West Catholic Devin Dickow Riverview G.R. Alex Birkman East Kentwood Aaron Robinson Wyandotte Parker Lint Forest Hills Central Joe Brisson U of D Jesuit Eric Rosteck Walled Lake Central Blake Mastaw Sault Area Brandon Cottrell Mona Shores Chase Smith Bloomfield United Pete Daniels Big Rapids Brian Dowd Brighton Chris Stanbury Stoney Creek Aaron Porter Allen Park Jeremy Joyce Reeths-Puffer Matt Bederka Woodhaven Travis Wesa Jeffers Antonio Diaz Saline DEFENSE Hunter Jenuwine Romeo Shane Mackin Warren Mott DEFENSE Nick Marek Rochester United Joey Olmsted Chelsea Anthony Scarsella OLSM Dominic Moore Woodhaven Hayden Richardson Stoney Creek James Sturos Calumet Jared Karnitz Mona Shores Kyle King Marysville Cam Bathum Rockford DEFENSE DJ Rankin Farmington Reede Burnett Farmington United Jacob Rutkoske Romeo Kyle Hauswirth Hancock Robby Flannery Berkley Ben Thompson Wyandotte Zachary Lemerand Grosse Ile Adam Johns Clarkston JJ Bloom West Bloomfield Henry Mikesell Monroe St. Mary’s C.C. Jake Kierdorf Livonia Stevenson GOaLIES Kyle Mroz G.R. West Catholic Tommy Raleigh De La Salle GOaLIES Anthony Benvenuti Dakota Ryan VanDerWoude G.R. Christian Sean Schmeiser Grandville GOaLIES Matt Mandernach Riverview G.R. Kenny Stralko Eisenhower Larry Parisi Anchor Bay Steven Longfellow East Grand Rapids Justin Armatis Wyandotte Tyler Babinski Portage Northern Trevor Monaco Woodhaven HOCKEY wEEKLY HIGH SCHOOL aLL-STaTE awarDS 2012-2013 MARCH 17, 2013 / PAGE 5 aCaDEMIC aLL-STaTE BOYS aCaDEMIC aLL-STaTE GIrLS aCaDEMIC aLL-STaTE wINNErS – TEaMS aCaDEMIC aLL-STaTE TOP PLaYErS wINNErS – TEaMS auburn Hills avondale 3.61 Detroit Country Day 3.50 Rochester United 3.55 rOBErT CarEY 4.57 CHaNDLEr warrEN 4.092 Bloomfield Hills Unified 3.4973 U of D Jesuit 3.54 Detroit Catholic Central university Liggett Grosse Pointe South 3.49 Mona Shores 3.47 Regina 3.43 Portage Northern 3.42 Ann Arbor 3.41 Forest Hills Central 3.42 BOYS aCaDEMIC aLL-STaTE Lim, Brian Dexter 3.67 University Liggett 3.309 Flint Powers Catholic 3.40 INDIVIDuaLS Popiel, Brad Divine Child 3.5 Grosse Pointe North 3.26 Livonia Stevenson 3.39 Seniors with 3.5 or higher Heiss, Evan Divine Child 3.53 Walled Lake 3.20 Ann Arbor Skyline 3.38 Silvester, Ryan AA Huron 3.83 Bravata, Trent East Kentwood 3.59 GIrLS aCaDEMIC aLL-STaTE Birmingham Unified 3.37 Kim, Sang Ha AA Huron 3.64 Casavant, Zach East Kentwood 3.88 INDIVIDuaLS BH Andover & Lahser HS 3.37 Bonnee, Drew AA Huron 3.7 Young, Griffin Edsel Ford 3.55 Seniors
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