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Senior Night Program 2017-2 • • • • Simsbury • High School BoysBoys VarsityVarsity • • • • • • Senior Night IceIce HockeyHockey Feb. 25. 2017 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Assistant Captains 2 TEAM CAPTAIN Connor Bettor 4 #2 Charlie Driscoll Demitri George 3 Charlie Driscoll has been Jake Magaw 4 playing hockey for 14 years. James Ficaro 4 He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity Riley Chapman 3 Hockey Team for four years. His favorite NHL player is 3 Robbie Sullivan David Pastrnak. Winning Team Captain 1 the CCC Championship last year resonates as his favor- Team Managers 1 ite SHS hockey moment. As Team Picture 5 of press time, Charlie would Will Swenson 3 like to attend the University SBU of Maine or University of New Hampshire and study business and marketing. In his spare time, Charlie enjoys hanging out with the boys and watching hockey. Charlie’s parting advice for his teammates is: “It goes by quick.” The Senior Team Managers Molly Brian & Kari Hyyppa ASSISTANT CAPTAINS #1 George Matteo #6 Tyler Bluestein George Matteo has been playing hockey for 13 Tyler Bluestein has been playing hockey for 13 years. years. He has been a member of the SHS Boys He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity Varsity Hockey Team for three years. His favorite Hockey Team for two years. His favorite NHL player NHL player is Jonathan Quick. Winning the CCCs is Jack Eichel. Having a happy bus resonates as his against NWC resonates as his favorite SHS hockey favorite SHS hockey moment. As of press time, Tyler moment. As of press time, George is undecided is planning on attending Plymouth State University in about his post high school plans. In his spare time, the fall and playing lacrosse. In his spare time, Tyler George enjoys playing sports. George’s parting ad- enjoys skiing and mountain biking. Tyler’s parting vice for his teammates is: “Enjoy the time you have advice for his teammates is: “Keep your head up and to this great game.” skate fast.” # 7 Garret Palazzo #35 Drew Marquis Garret Palazzo has been playing hockey since he Drew Marquis has been playing hockey for 16 years. was 5 years old. He has been a member of the SHS He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity Boys Varsity Hockey Team for two years. His favorite Hockey Team for four years. His favorite NHL player NHL player is Connor McDavid. Beating the is Braden Holtby. Beating Notre Dame West Haven undefeated SGWL team resonates as his favorite at the beginning of this season resonates as his fa- SHS hockey moment. As of press time, Garret is vorite SHS hockey moment. As of press time, Drew planning on moving towards a career in secondary is planning on attending college to study communi- education. In his spare time, Garret enjoys playing cations. In his spare time, Drew enjoys working out sports with his friends (basketball, football, and watching TV, especially his favorite shows, hockey). Garret’s parting advice for his teammates Breaking Bad and The Office. Drew’s parting advice is: “Always strive to work your hardest in school and for his teammates is: “Enjoy every moment of your on the ice, it will pay off in the future.” time on the team because it really does fly by.” #8 Riley Chapman #10 Robbie Sullivan Riley Chapman has been playing hockey for 12 Robbie Sullivan has been playing hockey for 11 years. years. He has been a member of the SHS Boys He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity Hockey Varsity Hockey Team for four years. His favorite NHL Team for two years. His favorite NHL player is Chris player is Pavel Datsyuk. Playing Westminster at their Krider. Having a happy bus after winning away games rink with all the fans resonates as his favorite SHS resonates as his favorite SHS hockey moment. As of hockey moment. As of press time, Riley is planning press time, Robbie is planning on studying business at on attending Florida State University. In his spare either the Kelley School of Business at Indiana Univer- time, Riley enjoys working. Riley’s parting advice for sity or the Smeal College of Business at Penn State. In his teammates is: “It goes by quick.” his spare time, Robbie enjoys playing Xbox, hanging with friends, watching Netflix and off-roading in his Jeep. Robbie’s parting advice for his teammates is: “Stay out of the box. Don’t be like Bettor.” # 11 Will Swenson #13 Demitri George Will Swenson has been playing hockey for 13 years. Demitri George has been playing hockey for 11 He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity years. He has been a member of the SHS Boys Hockey Team for one year. His favorite NHL player is Varsity Hockey Team for one year. His favorite NHL Connor McDavid. Beating Notre Dame West Haven player is Joe Thornton. Beating Notre Dame West resonates as his favorite SHS hockey moment. As of Haven resonates as his favorite SHS hockey mo- press time, Will is planning on going to college and ment. As of press time, Demitri is planning on play- studying finance. In his spare time, Will enjoys fish- ing lacrosse at Quinnipiac University and majoring in ing. Will’s parting advice for his teammates is: communications after a post graduate year. In his “Always go for the Yahtzee.” spare time, Demitri enjoys fishing. Demitri’s parting advice for his teammates is: “Coach Day is always right.” #14 Connor Bettor #16 Jake Magaw SHUR Connor Bettor has been playing hockey for 12 years. Jake Magaw has been playing hockey for 9 years. He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity Hockey Team for three years. His favorite NHL play- Hockey Team for three years. His favorite NHL play- er is Paul Stastny. Winning the CCC Championship er is Patrick Kane. Scoring the overtime winning last year resonates as his favorite SHS hockey goal against Glastonbury resonates as his favorite moment. As of press time, Connor is planning on SHS hockey moment. As of press time, Jake is plan- attending college in Colorado and will be majoring in ning on attending Stevenson University. In his spare financial management. In his spare time, Connor time, Jake enjoys chilling with the boys and doing enjoys hanging out and playing pickup basketball homework. Jake’s parting advice for his teammates with the boys. Connor’s parting words for his team- is: “Have fun.” mates are: “I thank you for your part in my journey.” # 20 James Ficaro James Ficaro has been playing hockey for 11 years. He has been a member of the SHS Boys Varsity Hockey Team for one year. His favorite NHL player is Alexander Ovechkin. Beating Notre Dame West Haven earlier this year resonates as his favorite SHS hockey moment. As of press time, James is planning on studying finance. In his spare time, James enjoys fishing. James’ parting advice for his teammates is: “Hard lap.” The 2017 Boys Varsity Ice Hockey Team Top Row from left: Coach Day, Jake Taddio, Robbie Sullivan, Michael Gauthier, David Zalozhin, Tim Kratzer, Connor Bettor, Franklin Berry, Dominic Francis, Skylar Hewes, Nick Pugmire, Cole Chapman, Ben Russell, Tyler Bluestein, Coach Lee Bottom Row from left: George Matteo, Jake Magaw, Demitri George, Garret Palazzo, Charlie Driscoll, Riley Chapman, James Ficaro, Will Swenson, Drew Marquis A special thanks to the coaches, parents, SHS administration and the Friends of Simsbury Hockey for another great year of hockey! .
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