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NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 1994-95 Mid-State Troy Academy Tier II 10 & Under 1994-95 Grand Niagara Camillus Tier III 10 & Under 1994-95 Mamaroneck New Rochelle Tier I 12 & Under 1994-95 Long Island Gulls Troy-Academy Tier II 12 & Under 1994-95 Saratoga Genesee AHA Tier III 12 & Under 1994-95 Cortland County Geneseo Finger Lakes Tier I 14 & Under 1994-95 Buffalo Saint Long Island Gulls Tier II 14 & Under 1994-95 Grand Niagara Oswego Tier III 14 & Under 1994-95 Twin Tier Elmira Salmon River Tier I 17 & Under 1994-95 Buffalo Regals West Seneca Tier II 17 & Under 1994-95 Bear Mountain Canton Tier III 17 & Under 1994-95 Jamestown (Chautauqua Co.) North Buffalo High School Club 1994-95 St. Mary’s St. Francis Junior “C” 1994-95 Binghamton (State Champion) Pee Wee Girls 1994-95 Potsdam Mid-State Girls Midget 1994-95 Bisons Lake Placid Women’s Senior 1994-95 Tonawanda Hudson River Men’s Senior N/C over 18 Buffalo Bruins Inter-County National Champions for 1994-95 Junior C Binghamton NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 1995-96 Rochester Long Island Royals Tier II 10 & Under 1995-96 Ithaca Fort Stanwix (Rome) Tier III 10 & Under 1995-96 Tri-County Eagles Fulton Tier I 12 & Under 1995-96 Troy Academy Suffolk P.A.L. Tier II 12 & Under 1995-96 Ithaca Grand Niagara Tier III 12 & Under 1995-96 Valley Youth Jamestown Lakers Tier I 14 & Under 1995-96 Long Island Gulls Syracuse Stars Tier II 14 & Under 1995-96 South Buffalo Cheektowaga Tier III 14 & Under 1995-96 Tri-County Eagles Twin Tier (Elmira) Tier I 17 & Under 1995-96 Wheatfield Blades Buffalo Saints Tier II 17 & Under 1995-96 Cheektowaga Potsdam Tier III 17 & Under 1995-96 Jamestown Lakers Louisville High School Club 1995-96 St. Mary’s Adirondack Junior “B” 1995-96 New York Apple Core (State Champion) Junior “C” 1995-96 Monroe County Junior Islanders Girls Pee Wee 1995-96 Syracuse Stars Buffalo Bisons Girls Midget 1995-96 Lake Placid Syracuse Stars Women’s Senior 1995-96 Tonawanda Hudson River Men’s Senior over 18 1995-96 Plattsburgh Parkers Men’s Senior over 30 1995-96 Old Street Pub Club Panthers Men’s Senior over 35 1995-96 Buffalo Old Boys (State Champion) Men’s Senior Tier I 1995-96 Inter-County (State Champion) Men’s Senior Elite 1995-96 New York St. Nicks (State Champion) Men’s Senior US 1995-96 Long Island Chiefs National Champions for 1995-96 14 Or Under Long Island Gulls Junior B New York Apple Core Senior Elite New York St. Nicks NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 1996-97 Buffalo Regals Troy Academy Tier II 10 & Under 1996-97 Capital Youth New Hartford Tier III 10 & Under 1996-97 New Rochelle Valley Youth Tier I 12 & Under 1996-97 Troy Academy Amherst Knights Tier II 12 & Under 1996-97 N.Y. Jr. Islanders Staten Island Sharks Tier III 12 & Under 1996-97 New Rochelle NYC Cyclones Tier I 14 & Under 1996-97 Nassau County Syracuse Stars Tier II 14 & Under 1996-97 Ithaca Genesee AHA Tier III 14 & Under 1996-97 Cortland County Tri-County Eagles Tier I 17 & Under 1996-97 L.I. Gulls Wheatfield Blades Tier II 17 & Under 1996-97 Clinton Comets Lake Placid Tier III 17 & Under 1996-97 Jamestown Lakers Salmon River High School Club 1995-96 St. Mary’s Depew Wildcats Girls Pee Wee 1996-97 Buffalo Bisons Lake Placid Girls Midget 1996-97 Lake Placid Canton/Potsdam Women’s Senior 1996-97 Tonawanda Hudson River Men’s Senior Non Check Over 30 1996-97 Long Island State Champion Men’s Senior Non Check over 35 1996-97 New York St. Nicks State Champion National Champions for 1996-97 Men’s Senior Non Check Over 30 Long Island Men’s Senior Non Check over 35 New York St. Nicks NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 1997-98 Long Island Royals Suffolk PAL Tier II 10 & Under 1997-98 Whitestown Clifton Park Tier III 10 & Under 1997-98 Bisons Lysander Tier I 12 & Under 1997-98 Buffalo Regals Syracuse Stars. Tier II 12 & Under 1997-98 Team Islanders Ithaca Tier III 12 & Under 1997-98 Tri-County Eagles Valley Youth Tier I 14 & Under 1997-98 Rochester West Seneca Tier II 14 & Under 1997-98 Ithaca Team Islanders Tier III 14 & Under 1997-98 Cortland County Tri-County Eagles Tier I 17& Under 1997-98 Depew Saints Long Island Gulls Tier II 17 & Under 1997-98 Canton Cheektowaga Tier III 17 & Under 1997-98 Valley Youth Tri-County Eagles High School Club 1997-98 Adirondack Bellmore-Merrick Girls 15 & Under 1997-98 Canton/Potsdam Lake Placid Girls 17 & Under 1997-98 Lake Placid Syracuse Stars Women’s Senior 1997-98 Tonawanda Lightning Ithaca Sirens Men’s Senior Tier I Non-Check 1997-98 Buffalo Ice Men Plattsburgh Men’s Senior Tier II Non Check 1997-98 Mc Gees Forks (Buffalo) Men’s Senior Elite 1997-98 New York St. Nicks (State Champion) Men’s Senior Non Check over 35 1997-98 New York St. Nicks (State Champion) National Champions for 1997-98 Youth 12 Or Under Tier II Team Islanders Senior Elite New York St. Nicks (Fond du Lac Wis.) Men’s Senior Non Check over 35 New York St. Nicks (Las Vegas NV) NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 1998-99 Long Island Royals Syracuse Stars Tier II 10 & Under 1998-99 Capital Youth Cheektowaga Tier III 10 & Under 1998-99 Jamestown Lakers Buffalo Bisons Tier I 12 & Under 1998-99 PAL Silver Shields Buffalo Regals Tier II 12 & Under 1998-99 Clifton Park Auburn Tier III 12 & Under 1998-99 PAL Silver Knights Jamestown Lakers Tier I 14 & Under 1998-99 Syracuse Stars Rochester Americans Tier II 14 & Under 1998-99 NY Bobcats New Hartford Tier III 14 & Under 1998-99 Tonawanda Tri-County Eagles Tier I 17& Under 1998-99 Buffalo Saints PAL Silver Shields Tier II 17 & Under 1998-99 Genesee AHA Cheektowaga Tier III 17 & Under 1998-99 Fulton Tri-County Eagles High School Club 1998-99 St Mary’s Cheektowaga Girls 15 & Under 1998-99 Buffalo Bisons Potsdam Girls 19 & Under 1998-99 Syracuse Stars Lake Placid Women’s Senior 1998-99 Depew Saints Long Island Hurricanes National Champions for 1998-99 Tier II 14 & Under NY Bobcats NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 1999-2000 Long Island Royals Team Westchester Tier II 10 & Under 1999-2000 Bud Bakewell Clifton Park Tier III 10 & Under 1999-2000 Chautauqua County Geneva Generals Tier I 12 & Under 1999-2000 Long Island Gulls Long Island Royals Tier II 12 & Under 1999-2000 Thousand Islands Clifton Park Tier III 12 & Under 1999-2000 Long Island Edge Chautauqua County Tier I 14 & Under 1999-2000 Syracuse Stars Suffolk PAL Silver Shields Tier II 14 & Under 1999-2000 Southern Tier New Hartford Tier III 14 & Under 1999-2000 Bison Hockey Chautauqua County Tier I 17& Under 1999-2000 Saints Hockey West Seneca Tier II 17 & Under 1999-2000 Clinton Comets Green Machine PAL Tier III 17 & Under 1999-2000 Buffalo Hornets Fulton High School Club 1999-2000 St Mary’s Frontier Falcons Men’s Senior 18 & Over 1999-2000 Buffalo Ice Men (State Champion) Girls 12 & Under 1999-2000 Bison Hockey Lake Placid Sparklers Girls 15 & Under 1999-2000 Potsdam Blizard Bison Hockey Girls 19 & Under 1999-2000 Syracuse Stars Lake Placid Rockets Women’s Senior 1999-2000 Long Island Hurricanes Saints Hockey National Champions for 1999-2000 Women’s Senior B Long Island Hurricanes Men’s Senior 18 & Over Buffalo Ice Men NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 2000-01 Amherst Knights Long Island Royals Tier II 10 & Under 2000-01 Clifton Park Lysander Tier III 10 & Under 2000-01 Tonawanda Lightning Cortland Flames Tier I 12 & Under 2000-01 New York Apple Core Syracuse Stars. Tier II 12 & Under 2000-01 Bud Bakewell Bruins Clinton Comets Tier III 12 & Under 2000-01 Long Island Edge Jamestown Lakers Tier I 14 & Under 2000-01 Syracuse Stars Perinton Tier II 14 & Under 2000-01 Brewster Bulldogs New Hartford Tier III 14 & Under 2000-01 Bisons Hockey Valley Youth Tier I 17& Under 2000-01 Saints Hockey Rochester Americans Tier II 17 & Under 2000-01 Buffalo Hornets Clinton Comets Tier III 17 & Under 2000-01 Bronxville Blackhawks Jamestown Lakers High School Club 2000-01 St Mary’s Lancaster Redskins Girls 12U Tier I 2000-01 Syracuse Stars Bison Hockey Girls 15U Tier I 2000-01 Bison Hockey Syracuse Stars Girls 19U Tier I 2000-01 Syracuse Stars Lake Placid Rockets Girls 15U Tier II 2000-01 Troy-Albany Ice Cats North Franklin Girls 19U Tier II 2000-01 Troy-Albany Ice Cats New Hartford Women’s Senior 2000-01 Long Island Hurricanes Saints Hockey Men’s Adult Over 40 New York St. Nicks (State Champion) National Champions for 2000-01 Girls 19U Tier I Syracuse Stars Men’s Adult Over 40 New York St. Nicks NYSAHA STATE TOURNAMENT WINNERS DIVISION YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP Tier I 10 & Under 2001-02 Syracuse Stars Long Island Royals Tier II 10 & Under 2001-02 Saratoga Blue Knights Canton Bears Tier III 10 & Under 2001-02 Ice Time Polar Bears Valley Youth Tier I 12 & Under 2001-02 Long Island Royals Long Island Gulls Tier II 12 & Under 2001-02 Grand Niagara Bud Bakewell Bruins Tier III 12 & Under 2001-02 Tonawanda Long Island Edge Tier I 14 & Under 2001-02 Syracuse Stars Long Island Gulls Tier II 14 & Under 2001-02 Grand Niagara Cazenovia Park Tier III 14 & Under 2001-02 Ice Time Polar Bears Bear Mountain Bears Tier I 17& Under 2001-02 Saints Hockey West Seneca Tier II 17 & Under 2001-02 Potsdam Cheektowaga Tier III 17 & Under 2001-02 Bison Hockey Valley Youth High School Club 2001-02 St Mary’s Lancaster Redskins Girls 12U Tier I 2001-02 Syracuse Stars Bison Hockey Girls 15U Tier I 2001-02 Bison Hockey Syracuse Stars Girls 19U Tier I 2001-02 Syracuse Stars Troy-Albany Ice Cats Girls 12U Tier II 2001-02 Niagara Coyotes Troy-Albany Ice Cats Girls 15U Tier II 2001-02 Niagara Coyotes Plattsburgh Girls 19U Tier II 2001-02 Adirondack Central New York Storm Women’s Senior 2001-02 Saints Hockey Syracuse Warriors Men’s Adult Elite 2001-02 New York St.
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