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A Scholastic Championship www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org A SCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by the Philadelphia Flyers and the Pepsi-Cola Bottlers of the Delaware Valley Tuesday, March 18 Monday, March 24 Wednesday, March 19 Wednesday, March 26 University of Pennsylvania Class of '23 Rink www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org BOTILED BY PEPSI-COLA METROPOLITAN BOTILING CO ., INC., COMLY ROAD AT ROOSEVELT BLVD., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19154. UNDER APPOINTMENT FROM PEPSICO, INC., PURCHASE, N. Y. www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org Flyers Score For Youth Hockey Tonight's Flyers Cup game is not the first time With this clinic, the Amateur Hockey Associa­ that the Flyers have done something for the youth tion of the United States began running a special hockey community of the Delaware Valley. The goaltender training workshop series around the Flyers have been active for over a decade. country. Beginning in January 1970 with the inaugural Later in the year, the Flyers got even more in­ Flyers' Clinic at The Spectrum, the Flyers have been volved . Youth Hockey Night was created ; Septem­ helping out wherever and whenever they could to ber '47 was the night. The champions from the area help make hockey grow in the Philadelphia metro­ hockey leagues were saluted in pregame cere­ politan area. monies. What's more, hockey clubs were given In came the sellout crowds and two Stanley tickets to sell to help offset their cost, and it Cups; Flyermania was sweeping the area. Boys and worked- the teams raised nearly six thousand girls were throwing down their baseball bats and dollars. picking up hockey sticks. Area hockey leagues were The Flyers and Hockey Central began a novelty expanding faster than ever- the sport was taking fund-raising push with Flyers calendars and equip­ off. ment bags being sold by the teams. Rinks began popping up, dotting the area. New This past season the Flyers and Hockey Central clubs came to life, others merged. One thing that all kicked off the first Pepsi Shootout, featuring players these hockey clubs wanted was help from the from area teams at The Spectrum in a youth hockey Flyers. version of NHL showdown, for telecast between And they got it. In September of 1976, the Flyers periods of Flyer games. launched Hockey Central. And now in a new decade the Flyers have given Formed to help youth hockey as the Flyers arm their support again to youth hockey, this time with in the amateur hockey community, Hockey Central, the Flyers Cup to symbolize scholastic hockey with assistance from the Amateur Hockey Associa­ i supremacy in the Delaware Valley, just as the Stan­ tion of the United States began to move. ley Cup does in the National Hockey League. Hockey Central, now in its fourth year of opera­ tion, serves as a media dissemination and statistical gathering center. With their finger on the pulse of what's happening in the Atlantic Amateur Hockey Association, Hockey Central mails out newsletters to the teams regularly to help them see where they stand in their league. Any youth hockey activities that the Flyers take on Hockey Central is involved with too. Hockey Central also has helped in other areas. Generating news about high school hockey, fund raising , clinics for coaches and officials, all with the strong support of the Philadelphia Flyers. In January of 1978, the first large-scale coach­ ing clinic for hockey was held in the Philadelphia area. Over four hundred coaches from the area braved the snow, sleet and ice to listen to Pat Quinn, Fred Shero, Terry Crisp and others share their ' knowledge of hockey. The clinic, sponsored by the Flyers, Hockey Central and the Amateur Hockey Association of the United States, was called a suc­ cess by all. In the words of Coach- in-Chief Walter Yaciuk, the clinic "cracked the ice" and helped kick off the AHAUS coaching certification program, that Discussing Flyers Cup tournament at recent press conference has been so successfully run locally by Jim Shute, are TOP ROW: (left to right) Flyers' coac;h, Pat Quinn, Flyers' one of Hockey Central's founding fathers, along executive vice president, Bob Butera; Ken Gesner, president with Aaron Siegel, Spectrum Vice-President, and AAHA. BOTTOM ROW: (left to right) Jack Hunt, ICSHL presi­ dent; Paul Saylor, LBCSHL president; Andy Richards, SHSHL Ken Gesner, President · of the Atlantic Amateur , president. Hockey Association. In January 1979, the Flyers along with Hockey Central and AHAUS, ran a special coaching clinic TABLE OF CONTENTS designed to help the coach trainthe goaltender. The Flyers Score for Youth Hockey •••.•..• ~ . • 3 feeling said Shute, was "that the goalie receives the Flyers Cup Rosters .... ·•• • • • • • • • . • • .. • 4-5 least amount of coaching and that something had to ' League Final Standing$ • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • ~ be done about it." www.flyers-cup-history.org3 www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org Suburban High School Hockey League GERMANTOWN ACADEMY No. Player Pos. 2 Chris Hallowell D 3 Eric Girardi D 4 Jeff Carson D 7 Mike Epstein F 8 John Hopkinson F 9 Jim Van Blarcom F 11 J. J. Reydel F 12 Chuck Wurtz F 13 Ben Wurtz F/ D 14 Dennis Connor D 15 David Jones F 17 Gump Whiteside F 18 Tim Hale F 21 Ward Humphreys F/ D 22 Jeff Schlucterer F 25 Chris Lynch D 26 Bernie Hardiman D 29 Gregg Hinkson G 33 Joe Richter G President-Andy J. Richards First vice president-George Stevenson COACH- Dick Crawford Second vice president-Dave McGowan Treasurer-Tony Decemdrino Secretary-Fred Miller Director of Officials-Rich Caplin ROSTERS AS OF: Monday, March 10, 1980 CHAMPION UNDETERMINED AT THIS TIME. COUNCIL ROCK WILLIAM TENNENT No. Player Pos. No. Player Pos. 1 Joe Strzelecki G *W/ B 2 Tom Arland D 40/ 1 Tony Lucas G 3 Jim O'Neill D 29/ 2 Gregg Neumann D 4 Bill Hand D 3/ 3 John Hagenlocker D 5 Dave Stevenson D 34/ 4 Bob Walker D 6 Mike Citara D 51 5 Kent Kline 0 7 Joe Weiss F 61 6 Tony Osino 0 8 Chris Schuh F 91 9 John Buzzard F 9 Ty Tonkinson F 10/10 Chris Gallagher F 10 Bud Bender D/ F 11 /11 Eric Matsinger F 11 Ron Devonshire F 30/14 Scott Fredrick F 12 Paul Marr F 17 /17 Chuck Moss 0 14 Bret Orpin F 18/18 Ray Manto F 15 Bob Morrison F 19/19 Bill Bocchino F 16 Rick Rudloff D 20/20 Jerry Walsh F 17 George Stevenson F 24/24 Ron Manto F 18 Bill Yingling F/ D 25/25 Bob DiRico F 19 Mike Robinson F 26/26 Mike Volz F 20 Jeff Zitter G 31 /31 Scott Borowsky G COACH- Walt Palmer COACH- Rick Boerner *White Jersey, Black Jersey 4 www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org Inter-County Scholastic Hockey League Commissioner- Marsh Moglovkin ROSTERS AS OF: Monday, March 10, 1980 President-Jack Hunt CHAMPION AND RUNNER UP Executive VP-Larry Yasner UNDETERMINED AT THIS TIME. Treasurer-Mary Cifone Secretary-Herb Albert MALVERN ARCHBISHOP CARROLL No. Player Pos. No. Player Pos. 1 Chris Cifone G 1 Joe Hayden G 2 Lou Tiernan F 2 Tom Puhl F 3 Tom Gibson F 5 Chuck Werstine D 4 Mike Iacobucci D 6 Tom Haegerie D 5 Steve Yakscoe F 7 Jerry Esposito D 6 Al Washco F 8 Jeff Arnold F 7 Jim McHugh F 9 Paul DePiano D 8 Mike O'Connor D 10 Scott Chamness F 9 Keith Lerro O/ F 11 Greg Halligan F 10 Chris Lerro F 12 · Jim Loftus 0 11 Scott lanelli F 14 Frank Burdo F 12 John Kirk F 15 Dave Snyder D 13 Mike Cobb F 16 Phil Chamness D 14 John Sheehen F 17 Mike Callow F 16 Ken O'Corrnor F 18 Carmen DiGiandomenico D 17 Alan Cobb D 19 Eric Madigan F 18 Steve Sullivan F 20 John Arizini D 19 Steve Di Bacco D 30 Robb Schnorr G 30 Drew Parvin G COACH-Ray Bowman COACH-Dave Callighan Lower Bucks County ·scholastic Hockey League Commissioner-Paul Saylor ROSTERS AS OF: Monday, March 10, 1980 President-Ed Kain CHAMPION UNDETERMINED AT THIS TIME. Treasurer-Steve Ryan Secretary-Newt Hill BISHOP EGAN No. Player Pos. A~CHBISHOP RYAN 1 Charles Lynn G No. Player Pos. 3 Steve. Galizia F 1 John Stella G 4 Greg Fredericks F 4 Joe Judge F 5 Bobby Lawre'nce F 5 Tom Burgman 0 6 Fred Stevens D 10 Steve .Engle F 7 George Mundy F 11 Barry Siburkis F 8 Joe Griffin F 15 Kevin Greco 0 9 Matt Moonan F 16 Ray Staszak (C) F 10 Dan Guerriero F 18 Mike Croce F 11 Al Dougal F 19 Jeff Wiedecke 0 12 Mike Walsh D 24 Steve Phares D 13 Sean McMahon F 26 Chris DePerro F 14 Rick Desanctis . 0 27 Joe Gunn F 15 Mike Moonan F 29 Rich Urbanowski D 16 Roy Titus F 33 Vincent D'Amore F 17 Hugh Campbell D 34 Vince MacNamee F 18 Steve Spinosa 0 37 Rocky Vendetti F 19 Greg Strickner F 38 Dave Wass G 31 John Zielanski G COACH-Chris Harrington COACH-Larry Clay www.flyers-cup-history.org5 www.flyers-cup-history.org www.flyers-cup-history.org Inter-County Scholastic Hockey League Suburban High School Hockey League FINAL STANDINGS FINAL STANDINGS LIBERTY CONFERENCE DIVISION I TEAM GP w L T PTS GF GA TEAM GP w L T PTS GF GA Germantown Academy 24 22 2 0 44 185 37 Malvern 18 16 2 0 32 114 36 William Tennant 24 21 3 0 42 201 57 Chestnut Hill 18 13 4 1 27 94 43 Council Rock 24 20 2 2 42 192 78 Central 18 11 7 0 22 75 70 George Washington 24 17 7 0 34 170 95 West Catholic 18 7 9 2 16 95 79 Abington 24 15 9 0 30 81 57 Lower Merion 18 7 10 1 15 63 64 North Penn 24 10 12 2 22 107 105 St.
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