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2018 Rifles East West Invitational Tournament Sept. 15-16, 2018 The Springfield Rifles’ organization provides a competitive hockey experience for players at all age levels. Offering structured hockey development programs, the Rifles’ rosters include players from over 20 states and Canada. Teams play in the Elite 9, Boston Hockey, Premier Hockey League of New England, and Massachusetts Selects Hockey League. Visit our website - https://www.rifleshockey.com Our management team: • Brian Foley, General Manager – Tournament Director • Kevin Kervick, Director of Hockey Operations – Tournament Director • Barbara-Jean Deloria, Assistant Director of Hockey Operations, USA Hockey Liaison • Pat Moriarty, Youth Director of Player Development • John Beattie, Web Director • Alexander Malkov aka “Sasha”, Power skating Coach Rosters U15 95 Giants E9 Jersey # First Name Last Name Position Height Weight Date of Birth High School Hometown Shoot 1 COLIN ANDROLEWICZ GOALIE 5'9 153 9/29/2003 HILLSIDE SCHOOL ST LOUIS, MO LEFT 31 MATTHEW CHOI GOALIE 5'7 135 6/5/2003 ST SEBASTIANS SCHOOL BOSTON, MA LEFT 3 NOLAN SAUER DEF 6'0 170 3/3/2003 HOPKINTON HS HOPKINTON, NH RIGHT 8 LUKE SULLIVAN DEF 6'1 155 2/22/2003 WESTBOROUGH HS WESTBOROUGH, MA LEFT 11 GIOVANNI GRASSI DEF 5'7 126 11/5/2003 EAGLEBROOK PARIS, FRANCE LEFT 14 ZAC RHEAULT DEF 5'11 155 2/7/2003 LONDONDERRY HS LONDONDERRY, NH RIGHT 18 ROCCO BIANCULLI DEF 5'9 165 6/17/2003 KING PHILIP HS WRENTHAM, MA RIGHT 34 BENJAMIN MICHAUD DEF 6'3 178 7/15/2003 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL LEXINGTON, MA RIGHT 2 JOEY CAGGIANO FWD/DEF 5'8 160 4/17/2003 MOUNT ST CHARLES NORTH ATTLEBORO, MA RIGHT 4 HARRISON GIULIANO FWD 5'10 155 7/2/2003 BISHOP HENDRICKEN HS NORTH PROVIDENCE, RI LEFT 6 MICHAEL KENNEDY FWD 6'0 155 4/18/2003 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS KIRKWOOD, MO RIGHT 7 NATHAN GLENCROSS FWD 6'0 165 4/7/2003 GROTON DUNSTABLE HS GROTON, MA LEFT 10 BRAYDEN DESCHAMPS FWD 5'9 140 9/1/2004 BURRILLVILLE HS BURRILVILLE, RI LEFT 12 BRYAN KEARNS FWD 5'10 145 8/29/2003 OLIVER AMES HS EASTON, MA LEFT 13 NILS FORSELIUS FWD 5'4 118 10/30/2003 EAGLEBROOK GUILFORD, CT LEFT 16 CAM SULLIVAN FWD 6'0 140 2/22/2003 WESTBOROUGH HS WESTBOROUGH, MA RIGHT 19 RYAN DESCHAMPS FWD 6'1 155 1/9/2003 BURRILLVILLE HS BURRILVILLE, RI LEFT 22 WILL OKEEFE FWD 5'8 145 2/22/2003 TEWKSBURY HS TEWKSBURY, MA RIGHT 23 RYAN ODONNELL FWD 5'9 170 2/10/2003 THE PROUT SCHOOL WAKEFIELD, RI RIGHT 40 MIKEY COLLETT FWD 5'11 165 5/12/2003 DRACUT HS DRACUT, MA RIGHT 90 OWEN DRUMMY FWD 5'8 165 4/11/2003 FALMOUTH HS FALMOUTH, ME LEFT COACHES JOE BIANCULLI MIKE COLLETT ERIC FORSELIUS U15 East Coast Wizards E9 Team: East Coast Wizards Level: U15 Elite Head Coach: Jon Jay Manager: Jessica Lambert Email: [email protected] Positio Date of # Name Height Weight School Hometown, State n Birth Austin Preparatory 2 Evan Blanco D 5'11" 170 9/4/2003 School Woburn, MA 3 Dylan Fogg F 5'4" 135 1/23/2003 Waltham High School Waltham, MA 4 Nick Kelly D 5'10" 155 2/15/2003 Dexter Southfield School Westwood, MA 5 Nick Tringale D 5'11" 181 3/15/2003 Lexington High School Lexington, MA Woburn Memorial High 6 Derek Baccari F 5'6" 170 10/8/2003 School Woburn, MA 8 Calvin May D 5'5" 120 2/27/2003 Rivers School Winchester, MA Billerica Memorial High 11 Jack Smith Billerica, MA D 5'3" 100 9/17/2003 School 13 Jackson Claflin F 5'8" 132 2/13/2003 Wellesley High School Wellesley, MA 14 Davis Lambert F 5'9" 135 8/7/2003 Belmont Hill School Concord, MA 15 Matty Rowan F 5'11" 145 8/18/2003 Belmont High School Belmont, MA 16 Henry Stoneouse F 5'7" 155 5/23/2003 Belmont High School Belmont, MA 12/16/200 17 Christopher Rogers Westwood, MA F 5'10" 130 3 Phillips Exeter 18 Brendan Monahan F 5'10" 145 10/1/2003 Belmont Hill School Winchester, MA Woburn Memorial High 19 Lance Anderson Woburn, MA F 5'8" 160 5/10/2003 School 10/22/200 22 Alex Costa Billerica, MA F 5'5" 145 3 Arlington Catholic 23 Jack Jay F 5'6" 155 6/13/2003 Burlington High School Burlington, MA 24 Christian Ferrara D 5'8' 165 8/12/2003 Stoneham High School Stoneham, MA 25 Pavel Akmaev F 5'10" 150 1/1/2003 Middlesex School Sudbury, MA Noble and Greenough 30 Benjamin Clark Wellesley, MA G 5'6" 125 3/3/2003 School 31 Brett Smith G 6' 240 5/21/2003 St. John's Prep Burlington, MA U15 Elite Hockey Team: East Haven | Elite Hockey Program Level: 15U Head Coach: Peter Gintoli Manager: Email: [email protected] Positio Heigh Weigh Date of # Name School Hometown, State n t t Birth 2 lucas moore fwd 8/3/2003 birmingham, AL 5 mika petersen D 12/21/2003 stamford, CT 7 audran schneider D 11/14/2003 fairfield, CT 12 sawyer paul D 2003 westport, CT 15 D'Mar McCoy G 9/15/2003 philadelphia, PA 18 Max Maisano fwd 5/23/2003 northford, CT 11 chris wandelt fwd 8/2/2003 fairfield, CT 23 jack badeer fwd 10/7/2003 ridgefield, CT 35 graham day G 1/16/2003 westport, CT 37 logan nickerson fwd 5/9/2003 east haddam, CT 68 madden powers fwd 8/3/2003 glendale, CA 72 Jack Alecia fwd 4/7/2003 fairfield, CT 74 gavin frack fwd 1/15/2003 redding, CT 91 kai konstantino D 3/27/2003 ivoryton, CT 93 brody trew fwd 3/30/2003 bethel, CT 97 tyler lee D 3/5/2003 claremont, CT U15 Mid Fairfield Team Name Mid Fairfield U15 Coach Nick Petrecki Division U15 Mgr. Albert Lian [email protected] Last Name First Name NO POS Shoots HGT WGT DOB SCHOOL/TEAM Hometown,State Overbeeke David 73 Forward L 5' 11" 160 2/25/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Wilton, CT Lian Albert 19 Defense R 5' 6" 118 3/31/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Darien, CT Haggerty Tommy 9 Forward L 5' 9" 145 3/15/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Port Chester, NY Cleaves Hank 81 Forward L 5' 8" 125 12/25/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Riverside, CT Burdett John 6 Defense R 6' 1" 155 2/11/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Greenwich, CT Moore Jamison 24 Forward R 5'8" 155 1/9/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Darien, CT Erickson Sam 7 Defense R 5'7" 135 4/13/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Darien, CT Boren Ben 17 Forward R 6' 190 7/17/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Scarsdale, NY Bridgewood Dylan 37 Forward R 5' 7" 152 5/28/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Syosset, NY Foster Gavin 72 Forward L 5'9" 135 6/10/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Darien, CT Beyer Malachy 12 Defense R 5' 6" 120 4/13/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Rye, NY Anderson Erik 29 Forward L 6' 150 3/19/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Greenwich, CT Johnston Luke 2 Defense R 5'9" 140 1/31/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Darien, CT Gretzinger Earl 74 Defense L 5'7" 135 4/22/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Bronxville, NY Fattedad Tristan 33 Goalie G 5'5" 130 6/14/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Riverside, CT Fried Jack 30 Goalie G 5' 10" 185 9/10/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Larchmont, NY McKiernan Daniel 53 Forward L 5'9" 145 7/5/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Weston, CT Quinson Tommy 22 Defense R 5'7 130 1/27/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Rye Brook, NY Glassman Joshua 87 Forward R 5'11" 160 1/27/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 Scarsdale, NY Spain Richard Carter 14 Forward R 5'6" 120 9/18/2003 Mid Fairfield U15 New Canaan, CT U15 Rifles Beast Team:Springfield Rifles Level: U 15 Head Coach: KEVIN KERVICK Email: [email protected] Name POS Date of Birth School Hometown, State Sean Conlon D 1/7/2003 Albany Academy Wynantskill, NY Owen Kroboth D 7/29/2003 Pope Francis Prep Pittsfield, MA Samuel Logan D 7/13/2003 Gunnery Wethersfield, CT Brian Morse D 2/6/2003 Gunnery Fresno, CA Stephen Rougeot D 3/20/2003 Pope Francis Prep Enfield, CT Charles Wykowski D 6/3/2003 Pope Francis Prep South Hadley, MA Max Abramson F 1/15/2003 Kent Pacific Palisades, CA Matthew Burke F 8/72003 Pope Francis Prep Feeding Hills, MA Coleson Delude F 3/21/2003 Pope Francis Prep Chicopee, MA Cole Guidry F 7/13/2003 Longmeadow HS Longmeadow, MA Jacob Iby F 1/27/2003 Pope Francis Prep Monson, MA Kouji Ishida F 3/19/2003 Hopkins Academy Hadley, MA Michael Lucey F 8/11/2003 Albany Academy Niskayuna, NY John Moltenbrey F 11/24/2003 Pope Francis Prep East Longmeadow, MA Luke Peterson F 3/3/2003 Gunnery Simi Valley, CA Evan Phaneuf F 7/11/2003 Pope Francis Prep Westfield, MA Brandon Spaulding F 8/8/2003 Pope Francis Prep Feeding Hills, MA Maksim Watton F 3/29/2003 Gunnery Riga, Latavia Ethan Utermarck G 3/24/2003 East Catholic HS Stafford, CT Ben Zaranek G 5/1/2003 Pope Francis Prep Deerfield, MA U15 River Rats Beast Team: Neponset Valley River Rats Level: U15 Red Head Coach: Ben McManama Email: [email protected] # Name POS Date of Birth School Hometown, State 6 Matt Copponi F 6/4/2003 Mansfield HS Mansfield, MA 7 Aidan Tripp F 1/2/2003 Catholic Memorial West Roxbury, MA 8 Carter Rugg D 3/14/2003 Hingham HS Hingham, MA 9 Andrew Haxton F 1/12/2003 Bishop Hendricken Wakefield, RI 10 Connor Berg F/D 6/10/2003 Roxbury Latin Wellesley, MA 11 Aidan Lyons D 2/26/2003 Nobles Brookline, MA 12 Jayden Grier F 12/12/2003 St.
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    2020 NEPSAC GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Class AA, Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class E 2020 NEPSAC Girls' Basketball Tournament Class AA Bracket Wednesday, March 4 Saturday, March 7 Sunday, March 8 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 1 # Noble and Greenough Noble and Greenough # 8 # Northfield Mount Hermon # 4 # St. Andrew’s School LIVE St. Andrew’s School 3:00 PM # #5 Bradford Christian Academy # 6:45 PM Rappaport Gymnasium 3 # Worcester Academy Champions Worcester Academy 3:30 PM # 6 # The Rivers School # 2 # Tabor Academy Tabor Academy 4:30 PM # 7 # New Hampton School Contests with a LIVE indicator will be live streamed here: www.bit.ly/NEPSACLIVE 3/8/20 ALL-STAR GAMES IN RICHARDSON GYMNASIUM: CLASS A - 11:00 AM; CLASS B - 12:30 PM; CLASS D/E- 2:00 PM; CLASS C - 3:30 PM 2020 NEPSAC GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Class AA, Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class E 2020 NEPSAC Girls' Basketball Tournament Class A Bracket Wednesday, March 4 Saturday, March 7 Sunday, March 8 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 1 # Marianapolis Preparatory LIVE Marianapolis Preparatory 4:00 PM # 8 # Choate Rosemary Hall # 4 # Deerfield Academy LIVE Deerfield Academy 4:30 PM # 5 # Thayer Academy # 5:00 PM Rappaport Gymnasium 3 # Loomis Chaffee Champions Loomis Chaffee # #6 Buckingham Browne & Nichols # 2 # Tilton School Tilton School # 7 # Phillips Academy Andover Contests with a LIVE indicator will be live streamed here: www.bit.ly/NEPSACLIVE 3/8/20 ALL-STAR GAMES IN RICHARDSON GYMNASIUM: CLASS A - 11:00 AM; CLASS B - 12:30 PM; CLASS D/E- 2:00 PM; CLASS C - 3:30 PM 2020 NEPSAC GIRLS' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Class AA, Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class E 2020 NEPSAC Girls' Basketball Tournament Class B Bracket Wednesday, March 4 Saturday, March 7 Sunday, March 8 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 1 # Brooks School Brooks School # 8 # Cushing Academy # 4 # Lawrence Academy LIVE Lawrence Academy # 5 # Proctor Academy # 3:15 PM Rappaport Gymnasium 3 # Miss Porter’s School Champions Miss Porter’s School # 6 # Groton School # 2 # St.