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Friday, March 8, 2019 2018 2019 NATIONAL BOUND STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Hosted by Massachusetts Hockey FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 2019 – SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 2019 Rodman Arena, Walpole, Massachusetts (14U Tier I & Tier II) SPECIAL THANKS TO THE MASSACHUSETTS HOCKEY PARTNERS: WELCOME TO THE 2018-19 MASSACHUSETTS HOCKEY NATIONAL BOUND STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS! On behalf of Massachusetts Hockey, we would like to welcome you to the National Bound State Championships. With 14 teams across two categories competing this weekend, parents, fans and scouts will have the opportunity to watch some of the best youth hockey in the country. The tournament formats will be as follows: • Pool play under the USA Hockey pool play format with 3 points being awarded for a regulation win, 2 points for an overtime or shoot out win and 1 point for an overtime or shootout loss. • 14U Tier I tournament is an 8 team tournament divided into two 4 team pools with the top two teams from each pool after pool play advancing to the semi finals. • 14U Tier II tournament is a 6 team tournament with the top 4 teams after pool play advancing to the semi finals. • USA Hockey tiebreaker and tournament rules shall govern all games. • Pool play games tied at the end of regulation will have a 5 minute sudden victory overtime followed by a shootout if still tied. • Playoff games will be played under the USA Hockey playoff round rules of one. sudden victory 16 minute overtime period and if tied followed by a shootout • All decisions are subject to the approval of the Massachusetts Hockey National Bound Tournament Chair. Thank you again for participating, attending and enjoying this year’s National Bound State Championships! For more information visit mahockey.org mass.hockey /MassHockey @Mass_Hockey /massachusetts_hockey bit.ly/Mass_Hockey NATIONALS // For more information visit nationals.usahockey.com 14U YOUTH TIER I SCHEDULES // Game Schedule - 14U TIER I - Mon Mar 4 2019 @ 11:50p 1 14U YOUTH TIER II SCHEDULES // Game Schedule - 14U TIER II - Mon Mar 4 2019 @ 11:50p 2 14U YOUTH TIER 1 ROSTERS // Boston Advantage No. First Name Last Name Ht. Wt. Po. Birth Year School Grade Hometown State 1 Beau Lane 5' 9" 130 G 2004 Pembroke High School 9th Pembroke MA 2 Ryan Buckler 5' 10" 145 F 2004 Barnstable High School 9th Centerville MA 3 Josh Donovan 5' 11" 140 D 2004 Braintree High School 9th Braintree MA 7 Jack Brennan 5' 8" 130 D 2004 Hingham High School 9th Hingham MA 9 Aiden Blake 5' 5" 125 F 2004 Pembroke Middle School 8th Pembroke MA 11 Marshall Thomas 5' 2" 95 F 2004 Canton High School 9th Canton MA 13 Mac Maiellano 6' 3" 170 D 2004 Norwell High School 9th Norwell MA 14 Ben Galvin 5' 7" 130 F 2004 BC High 9th Marshfield MA 16 Matt Lewis 5' 10" 150 F 2004 Pembroke High School 9th Pembroke MA 17 Shea Semprini 6' 0" 160 F 2004 Barnstable Middle School 8th Centerville MA 18 Tim Busconi 5' 10" 130 D 2004 Milton Middle School 8th Milton MA 19 Bobby Landry 5' 10" 150 F 2004 Hingham High School 9th Hingham MA 20 Will McDonough 5' 10" 155 F 2005 Duxbury Middle School 7th Duxbury MA 33 Ryan Healey 5' 10" 150 D 2004 Hull High School 9th Hull MA 37 Carson Nickulas 5' 4" 100 D 2004 Barnstable Middle School 8th Centerville MA 40 Jayden Haggerty 6' 0" 195 G 2004 Thayer Academy 9th Canton MA 93 Tim Ward 5' 1" 95 F 2004 Norwell Middle School 8th Norwell MA Coaches: Eric Healey, Eric Nickulas East Coast Militia No. First Name Last Name Ht. Wt. Po. Birth Year School Grade Hometown State 2 Cam Warrener 5' 4" 120 D 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Warwick RI 5 Gavin Moynihan 5' 7" 130 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 8th Norwood MA 7 Will Tryder 5' 2" 135 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 8th Westwood MA 8 Dominic Lampasona 5' 7" 142 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Wrentham MA 12 Jack Ryan 5' 3" 110 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 8th Braintree MA 13 Declan Hunter 5' 6" 150 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th E. Walpole MA 17 Brendan Clifford 5' 3" 110 D 2004 U14 National EC Militia 8th Norwood MA 19 Jac Young 5' 10" 140 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Needham MA 21 Danny Sullivan 5' 4" 115 D 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Westwood MA 23 Christian Brunner 5' 4" 130 D 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Wellesley MA 27 Benjamin Stavaridis 5' 8" 135 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 8th Wellesley MA 34 Luke Stacey 5' 7" 165 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Walpole MA 48 Dylan Marchand 5' 6" 130 F 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Franklin MA 70 Drew Carr 5' 6" 120 G 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Warwick RI 72 David Mallio 5' 10" 140 G 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Franklin MA 73 Landon Forrest 5' 6" 130 D 2004 U14 National EC Militia 9th Lincoln RI 93 Gerry Cahill 5' 5" 125 D 2004 U14 National EC Militia 8th Dorchester MA Coaches: Glenn Weyman, Heath Gordon 14U YOUTH TIER 1 ROSTERS // East Coast Wizards No. First Name Last Name Ht. Wt. Po. Birth Year School Grade Hometown State 1 Ryan Griffin 5' 8" 115 G 2004 Belmont Hill 9th Belmont MA 2 Nathan Szpak 5' 9" 145 F 2004 Nobles 9th Newton MA 4 Tommy Hayes 5' 5" 115 F 2004 Austin Prep 8th Burlington MA 6 Josh Doolan 5' 8" 145 D 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Southboro MA 8 Jack Farrell 5' 8" 155 D 2004 Austin Prep 8th Wilmington MA 9 Ben MacDonald 5' 9" 135 F 2004 Nobles 8th Weston MA 10 Jack Butterworth 5' 3" 110 F 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Newton MA 11 Ollie Chessler 5' 9" 140 D 2004 Rivers 8th Watertown MA 12 Walker Pasalis 5' 7" 150 D 2004 Acton-Boxborough 9th Boxborough MA 13 Evan Pennucci 5' 9" 150 F 2004 Reading Middle School 8th Reading MA 14 Cam Fici 5' 6" 130 F 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Belmont MA 15 Ronan O'Donnell 5' 11" 190 F 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Fairfield CT 16 Matthew Biotti 6' 2" 170 D 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Cambridge MA 18 Nick Townshend 5' 9" 160 F 2004 St. John's Prep 9th Wakefield MA 19 Wyatt Schmidek 5' 5" 120 F 2004 Belmont Hill 9th Weston MA 20 AJ Lavigne 5' 3" 110 D 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Wilmington RI 21 Danny Markham 5' 9" 135 F 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Winchester MA 22 AJ Muse 5' 8" 130 F 2004 Belmont Hill 8th Winchester MA 29 Matt Ardito 5' 5" 115 F 2004 Austin Prep 8th Wilmington MA 31 Aaron Matthews 5' 5" 115 G 2004 Belmont Hill 9th Newton MA Coaches: Lane MacDonald, Jon Biotti, Dan Markham Islanders Hockey Club No. First Name Last Name Ht. Wt. Po. Birth Year School Grade Hometown State 3 Chris Defeo 5' 9" 120 F 2004 St. John's Prep 9th Andover MA 4 Luke Swaim 5' 11" 145 D 2004 Fenn School 8th Concord MA 7 Dominic Tallone 5' 5" 110 D 2004 West Running Brook Middle 8th Derry NH 10 Ben Morgan 5' 5" 110 F 2004 Parker Middle School 8th Chelmsford MA 13 Kai Roberta 5' 5" 115 F 2004 Mascon Middle 8th Topsfield MA 14 Logan Styles 5' 8" 135 F 2004 Shore Country Day 8th South Hamilton MA 17 Charlie Winship 5' 8" 115 F 2004 Landmark School 8th Andover MA 22 Jackson Kyrkostas 5' 6" 115 F 2004 Windham JR High 8th Windham NH 27 Connor Lee 5' 8" 115 G 2004 Boston College High School 8th Hanover MA 31 Harlan Graber 5' 7" 135 F 2004 Miles River Middle 8th Wenham MA 34 Caleb Patrick 5' 8" 145 F 2004 Framingham Middle School 8th Framingham MA 35 Hayden Hurt 6' 1" 185 G 2004 Windham JR High 9th Windham NH 44 Ryan Martino 6' 0" 155 D 2004 St. John's Shrewsbury 9th Hopedale MA 65 Henry Grabowski 5' 3" 130 D 2004 BB&N 9th Nashua NH 74 Josh Furman 5' 8" 160 D 2004 Fay Middle 8th Hopkinton MA 86 Logan Larrea 5' 9" 160 F 2004 Nashua South 8th Nashua NH 88 Austin Karaminsas 5' 9" 125 F 2004 Nashua South 8th Nashua NH Coaches: Tim Kyrkostas, John Mclean Jr. 14U YOUTH TIER 1 ROSTERS // Neponset Valley River Rats No. First Name Last Name Ht. Wt. Po. Birth Year School Grade Hometown State 3 Rocco Biafore 5' 5" 140 D 2004 Bishop Hendricken 9 Wakefield RI 5 Evan Heath 5' 4" 125 F 2004 Nobles 8 Walpole MA 9 Shane Taddia 5' 9" 140 F 2004 BBN 8 Medford MA 11 Christian Sacco 5' 10" 164 F 2004 Hanover HS 9 Hanover MA 12 James Hooley 5' 10" 135 D 2004 Catholic Memorial 9 Quincy MA 13 Kurt Gurkan 5' 7" 140 F 2004 Phillips Exeter 9 Darien CT 14 Jackson Rorick 5' 10" 153 D 2004 BBN 9 Cambridge MA 16 Michael Fisher 5' 8" 138 D 2004 St Marks 9 Westborough MA 18 Michael Murtagh 5' 8" 140 F 2004 Albany Academy 9 E Greenbush NY 19 Tyler McDermott 5' 1'1 145 F 2004 Hanover HS 9 Hanover MA 28 Andrew Throndson 5' 11" 155 D 2004 Apex HS 9 Apex NC 32 Cooper Steinborn 5' 7" 110 G 2004 Lexington MS 8 Lexington MA 35 Michael Hayes 5' 9" 145 G 2004 Arlington MS 8 Arlington MA 37 Christopher Beals 5' 0" 105 D 2004 BBN 9 Chelmsford MA 40 Nolan Leonard 5' 3" 115 F 2004 Xaverian 8 Braintree MA 54 Marcus Chrisafideis 5' 0" 115 F 2004 Marlborough HS 9 Marlborough MA 55 William Hughes 6' 0" 172 F 2004 Phillips Andover 9 Andover MA 66 Mason Daignault 5' 8" 142 F 2004 LaSalle Academy 9 N Providence RI 71 Joseph Dable 5' 7" 140 F 2004 Roxbury Latin 9 Wellesley MA Coaches: Michael Busconi, Joseph Shea, Randy McDougall South Shore Kings No.
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