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Hockey Program 2005 DECEMBER 7/8/9 20 12 43nd Annual Boys’ Tournament . 23 nd Annual Girls’ Tournament SCHEDULE Friday, December 7, 20 12 Boys Games 6:00 p.m. Princeton Day School vs. Rye Country Day 8:00 p.m. Moses Brown vs. Shadyside Academy Saturday, December 8, 2012 Boys Games 10:00 a.m. Consolation Game 12:00 a.m. Championship Game Girls Games 2:00 p.m. Princeton Day School vs. Summit High School 4:00 p.m. Lansdale Catholic vs. Rye Country Day Saturday, December 9, 2012 Girls Games 9:30 a.m. Consolation Game 11:30 a.m. Championship Game December 2012 Dear Hockey Tournament Participants and Guests, Let me begin by saying how pleased our school is to host once again the annual invitational ice hockey tournaments, these most marvelous rites of winter. During the long, successful run of both tournaments (43 years for boys; 23 years for girls), Princeton Day School has welcomed to its campus the finest independent boarding and day school ice hockey programs, as its Lisa McGraw ’44 Rink has witnessed one stirring, memorable contest after another. Grateful as we are to our participants and sponsors, the tournaments’ guiding spirit and great heart are to be found in one man: tournament director Harry-Rulon Miller ’51. Princeton Day School hockey has flourished because Harry would have it no other way. I know you will agree that these tournaments have flourished – and their reputation has grown – because Harry is a host unlike any other. Thus, it gives me great pleasure to share with you an exciting development. With the 2012 edition, this winter event will now be known as the Harry Rulon-Miller ’51 Invitational Ice Hockey Tournament at Princeton Day School . In making this change, we honor and recognize Harry’s lifetime of service to Princeton Day School, together with the players, coaches, and fans whom he has welcomed to our campus for more than 40 years. During the course of this year’s tournament, Princeton Day School will formally christen the tournament in Harry’s honor. I know you will make every effort to join us for those festivities, as we celebrate a legacy unmatched in the annals of prep school hockey. Sincerely, Paul J. Stellato Head of School Harry Rulon-Miller ’51 Invitational at Princeton Day School BOYS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT BOYS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT MOSES BROWN SCHOOL PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL No. Name Class Position No. Name Class Position 2 Steven Warde ’13 D 35 Connor Walker ’13 G 3 Mitchell Maloof ’13 F 1 Mark Anarumo ’16 G 4 Ryan Mulhearn ’16 D 3 Eddie Meyercord ’13 D 5 Austin Miller ’14 D 5 Andrew Clayton ’13 D 6 Mathew Parker ’16 D 14 CJ Young ’13 D 7 Steven Gower ’16 F 16 Will Garrymore ’15 D 8 Tyler Simmons ’13 F 18 Taran Auslander ’13 D 9 Trevor Kacz ’14 D 24 Grahame Davis ’13 D 10 Colton King ’15 F 8 Conrad Denise ’13 F 11 Nicholas Cioffi ’14 D 15 Cody Triolo ’13 F 12 Henry Russell ’15 F 19 Rob Colton ’13 F 14 Edward Hannon ’16 F 23 Tucker Triolo ’13 F 15 Conor Breen ’16 F 21 Connor Bitterman ’14 F 16 Cameron Cooper ’15 D 9 Lewie Blackburn ’14 F 17 William Farnham ’15 F 11 Sean Timmons ’14 F 18 Shimon Schaff ’14 D 6 John Egner ’14 F 19 Nate Farrington ’13 F 22 Gabe Castagna ’14 F 21 Panichas, George ’15 F 20 Ross Colton ’15 F 22 Joshua Stone ’16 D 17 Kyle Weller ’16 F 23 Alex Towey ’15 F 7 Connor Fletcher ’16 F 24 Samuel Greenfield ’14 D 29 Anton Zemba ’15 G 30 Conor Friend ’14 G Head Coach Scott Bertoli Head Coach Assistant Coaches Larry Tremblay Perry Roscioli, Dean Shemansky Assistant Coaches Anthony Lambrese, Ken Fargnoli Harry Rulon-Miller ’51 Invitational at Princeton Day School BOYS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT BOYS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT RYE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL SHADY SIDE ACADEMY No. Name Class Position No. Name Class Position 1 Alec Hardman ’13 G Roster not provided! 2 Jake Kleindl ’14 F 3 Peter McDonagh ’14 F 4 John McDonagh ’16 D 5 Jack Fako ’16 D 6 Eric Baum ’14 F 7 Wilson Conley ’15 F 8 Max Devorris ’15 D 9 Jake Lydon ’14 F 10 Matt D’Angelo ’16 D 11 Elijah Williams ’13 F 14 Will Bensur ’13 F 15 Keaton Baum ’14 F 16 Mitchell Campbell ’14 F 18 Nick Long ’16 F 19 AJ Oppenheimer ’15 F 20 Guy Philips ’13 D 21 Dominic Oliver ’13 F 22 Jake Huss ’16 D 23 Mike Zidansek ’13 D 24 Ethan Misour ’13 D 31 Ryan Wagner ’15 G Head Coach Jonathan Johnson Harry Rulon-Miller ’51 Invitational at Princeton Day School GIRLS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT GIRLS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT LANSDALE CATHOLIC PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL No. Name Class Position No. Name Class Position 2 Victoria Braeunle 8F 1 Daisy Mase ’13 G 3 Judy Bucher 8F 2 Caroline Okun ’16 D 14 Genevieve Boland 11 D 4 Anna Williams ’15 F/D 5 Emily Burns 12 F 6 Sophie Ward ’15 F 18 Megan Casee 10 F 7 Carly King ’15 F/D 13 Grace Cooney 6F 8 Zeeza Cole ’13 F 35 Helen Cooney 10 D 9 Lexie Fairman ’14 F/D 12 Sarah Cooney 7D 10 Sophie Jensen ’15 F 11 Eleanor Donaher 9F 12 Mary Travers ’14 F 17 Tetyana Martnyuk 11 F 14 Abby Sharer ’14 F 21 Kate McKee 9D 15 Louise Hutter ’13 D 44 Rose Murphy 8F 16 Mimi Matthews ’14 F 9 Samantha Nash 12 F 20 Emma Stillwaggon ’16 F 4 Kendal Piazza 8F 21 Robin Linzmayer ’14 D 8 Maria Trefz 12 D 23 Colby Triolo ’14 D 35 Katie Alden ’15 G Head Coach Bill Becker Head Coach Lorna Cook Assistant Coaches Rich Piazza, Phil McKee, Andy Hawkins Assistant Coach Brie Zdunkiewicz Harry Rulon-Miller ’51 Invitational at Princeton Day School GIRLS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT GIRLS’ HOCKEY TOURNAMENT RYE COUNTRY DAY SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL No. Name Class Position No. Name Class Position 3 Stephanie O’Brien ’17 F 18 Carloyn Burns ’14 D 4 Georgia Kleiner (C) ’13 D 94 Callyn Cass ’16 D 5 Julia Masaro ’15 D 7 Samantha Donohue ’14 F 6 Maddy Lyons ’17 F/D 8 Nicole Giangiulio ’14 D 7 Rose Rather ’13 F 19 Tess Hochberger ’16 F 8 Haley Shea ’15 F 17 Stuart Humphrey ’13 F 12 Sarah Ince ’17 D 1 Brynn Johnson ’15 G 18 Charlotte Fleischman ’16 F 11 Anna Johnson ’13 D 20 Jamie Simensky ’15 F 25 Madeline McCaffery ’14 F 27 Juliet FitzPatrick ’16 F 21 Cate Menning ’16 F 30 Rebecca Mendelsohn ’13 G 27 Brady Olcott ’15 F 44 Ciara Clare ’15 F/D 15 Emma Olcott ’13 F/D 39 Stephanie Ollom ’14 F 90 Megan Ophel ’15 F Head Coach 16 Lindsay Ophel ’13 F Courtney Doucette 12 Teia Ross ’16 D 2 Annabel Sangree ’14 F Assistant Coach 40 Jess Sanyour ’13 F Gil Castagna, Emily Kuchta 6 Caitlyn Stabler ’15 F 10 Jen Stabler ’13 D 34 Morgan Strabley ’16 F 35 Grace Totman ’15 F 91 Julie Woloshin ’16 G Head Coach Matt Stanbro Assistant Coach Tom Bowers BOYS’ TOURNAMENT SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS/GIRLS’ TOURNAMENT HISTORY MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS 1983 1993 1971 John Purdy, Brunswick Adam Rudiger, Brunswick Tom O’Connor, Princeton Day School Jim Joyce, The Hill Ethan Ruby, Moses Brown Dan Goldman, Princeton Day Tom Capotosta, Princeton Day 1972 Brian Jopling, Williston -Northampton George Drouzas, St. Mary’s Todd Brown, Lawrenceville School 1984 1994 1973 Richard McClellan, Brunswick Brett Stephens, Brunswick Allen Fitzpatrick, Lawrenceville School Rich Stewart, Lawrenceville D.J. Stewart, The Hill Eric Bylin, Princeton Day Chris Masotto, Portledge 1974 Bill Okun, Williston -Northampton David Levine, Princeton Day John Boyd, Princeton Day School 1985 1995 1975 Steve Lucht, Brunswick Jim Seaborg, Brunswick John Collins, St. George’s School Peter Russell, Chestnut Hill Rudy Alvey, The Hill 1976 John Gregory, Portledge James Sedoruk, Portledge Steve Judge, Princeton Day School John Roach, Princeton Day Mark Gray, Princeton Day 1977 1986 1996 Dave Tenney, The Hill School Geoff Knapp, Brunswick Michael Gansfuss, Brunswick Erik Noeding, Chestnut Hill Dominic Bergeron, Millbrook Paul Sclafani, Portledge Chris Purslow, Portledge SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS James Sannella, Princeton Day Mark Gray, Princeton Day 1978 1987 1997 Pem Hutchinson, Chestnut Hill Geoff Knapp, Brunswick Weather cancelled tournament John Burke, The Hill Mark Bliss, Portledge Greg Clarke, Pingry Jeff Zawadsky, Princeton Day 1998 Shawn Kennedy, Lawrenceville J.C. Sanchez, St. Mary’s Trevor Martin, Brunswick Rob Olsson, Princeton Day Jason Jobba, Germantown Acad. Bob DeBrase, Williston-Northampton 1988 Alex Nanfara, Princeton Day Greg Giobbe, Brunswick Ales Pares, Wyoming Seminary 1979 Andy Shaffer, Princeton Day Stephen Paparella, The Hill Phil Schurr, St. Mary’s 1999 Tom Ferry, Pingry Paul Gibson, Williston -Northampton Justin Weinstein, Brunswick Mike Shannon, Princeton Day John Millinghousen , Germantown Acad. Ward Taggart, Princeton Day 1989 Alex Mathews, Princeton Day Mark Chamberlain , Williston-Northampton Neal Kavanagh, Brunswick Scott Wells, Wyoming Seminary Toby Metcalf, Pomfret 1980 Vince Peterson, Princeton Day 2000 Andrew O’Shaughnessy, The Hill Tom Terry, St. Mary’s Jake Heller, Brunswick Timothy Friday, The Hill Tim Firth, Princeton Day Paul Meriney, Montclair 1990 Craig Badger, Williston -Northampton Jon Peter, Princeton Day Pieter Hartong, Brunswick Ryan Costa, Wyoming Seminary Clark Smith, Williston -Northampton David Quigley, Moses Brown Steve Eaton, Princeton Day 2001 1981 Robert Terry, St. Mary’s Craig Weiner, Rye Country Day Brian Donnelly, Hamden Hall J.D. Lindermuth, Williston-Northampton Sylvester Clegg, The Hill 1991 Mike Hannigan, Brunswick Bob Pilat, Montclair Geoff Madden, Brunswick Sean Skeehan, Princeton Day Roger Holloway, Princeton Day John Knowles, Moses Brown Hoby Hare, Princeton Day 2002 1982 Robert Healy, St.
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