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The Victor Hockey 2016-2017 program can be viewed at www.victorhockey.org Printed Circuit Board Assembly Wire Harnesses & Cable Assemblies Windsor uses a wide variety of automatic equipment We offer full-service harnessing capabilities including that allows us to accommodate orders of any PVC, coax cable, multi-conductor cable, ribbon magnitude efficiently and economically. cable, complex harnesses and telephone jacks. Electro-Mechanical Assembly Device Programming Our electro-mechanical assembly services, in We have the ability to program almost any type of combination with our PCB and wire harness electronic component. Whether it is on a circuit capabilities, provide our customers with single- boards itself, or a part of a kit source accountability. 1527 LYELL AVENUE, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 14606 www.windsortec.com Ph- (585) 461-2500 Fax- (585) 461-5789 GOOD LUCK VICTOR BLUE DEVILS z PROUDLY SUPPORTS THE 2016-2017 VICTOR HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM 7200 Victor-Pittsford Rd. Victor NY 14564 585.433.2500 www.VictorChevrolet.com www.VictorChevrolet.com | 585.433.2500 7200 Victor-Pittsford Road, Victor NY 14564 | 2.7 mi. east of Eastview Mall Varsity Hockey Coaching Staff L to R Trevor Sousa, Bryan Kavanaugh, Head Coach Mike Ferreri, Nate VanKouwenberg Welcome to another exciting year of Victor Varsity Ice Hockey. The coaches and players would like to thank everyone who has helped contribute to the success of this program. Everyone has been working very hard in anticipation of this season and we hope you enjoy it as much as we will. We expect to be fierce competitors on the ice while demonstrating good sportsmanship and citizenship both on and off the ice. We are excited to have a combination of both veteran and young talent. The team strives hard each day and has begun to understand that success does not come easy. We use the phrase “Team Before Self” to remind us that nothing can be accomplished individually; rather we need all of us to contribute for the team to be successful. The coaches have challenged the players during the pre-season and the players have been responding. Excitement is in the air as the start of another season nears. We hope you are as proud as we are of the product this team is producing. Enjoy the season and let’s go Blue Devils!! The Coaches Captains L-R Mitchel Rydzynski, Chayse Ierlan, Kai Miller Varsity Hockey Coaching Staff Michael Ferreri Trevor Sousa Head Coach Assistant Coach • 14th year as Victor’s Head Coach • 7th year as Assistant Coach • Assistant Coach 2 years at Kenmore East • Victor Physical Education & Health Teacher • Chairperson for Section Five High School Hockey League • Head Coach Victor Boys Varsity Golf • Physical Education Teacher Victor Senior High School • Head Coach Victor Girls Varsity Golf • Victor Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach • Next Level Strength and Conditioning Coach • He and his wife Carrie have 3 children (Vinny-4, Mia-2, Lucy-6 months) • He and his wife Kait have 1 daughter (Sophia-2) Good Luck 2016 - 2017 Seniors! Nate VanKouwenberg Bryan Kavanaugh Assistant Coach Assistant Coach • 11th year as Assistant Coach • 3rd year as Assistant Coach • Physical Education and Health Teacher Victor Junior High • Head JV Coach School • Social Studies Teacher Victor Junior High School • Owner/ Head Strength Coach of Next Level Strength & • Victor Modified Football Coach Conditioning (Sports Performance Training) • RIT Men’s Ice Hockey Strength and Conditioning Coach • VCS Strength and Conditioning Coach • He and his wife Ashlee have 2 children (Reagan-6, Braedy-4) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Student Assistant Coach: John Crean Matt Roeder • 1st year as Assistant JV Coach • 4th year with Victor • Assistant JV Coach Varsity Hockey SENIORS Then and Now... Years played: 12 years, Victor: 2 Person/People I admire most: My parents because of how hard working they are Plans for next year: Junior Hockey What would you like to be doing in 10 years: Playing hockey Height: 5’9 Weight: 165 Nickname: Daddy Favorite Athlete: Usain Bolt Favorite Team: Las Vegas Knights Favorite Hockey memory: Fighting Coach Sousa every practice #12 Brendan Manning Good Luck 2016 - 2017 Seniors! Years played: 12 years, Victor: 4 - all on Varsity Person/People I admire most: Coach Ferreri. He is well organized, dedicated, and cares/loves what he does and who he does it with Plans for next year: Plans on attending John Hopkins, Cornell, or Quinnipiac What would you like to be doing in 10 years: Would like to be an athletic trainer Height: 6’ Weight: 175 Nickname: Cobra Kai Favorite Athlete: Alex Ovechkin Favorite Team: Washington Capitals Favorite Hockey memory: Winning back to back sectional titles #11 Kai Miller Varsity Hockey SENIORS L-R Brendan Manning and Kai Miller Kai Miller Brendan Manning Varsity Hockey SENIORS Brendan Manning Kai Miller JUNIORS Ashton Collazo Andrew Crean #2 Forward #23 Forward Ht-5’7” Wt-180 Ht-6’1” Wt-170 Nickname – Donkey Kong Nickname – Creaner Athlete – Claude Giroux Athlete – Brian Boyle Team – Philadelphia Flyers Team – Tampa Bay Lightning Memory – Winning sectional championship last Memory – Winning sectional championships season back to back Varsity Hockey JUNIORS Payton Francher Alex Hernandez #21 Defense #7 Forward Ht-6’ Wt-170 Ht-6’1” Wt-180 Nickname- Payt Nickname – “H” Athlete – Mark Borowiecki Athlete – Tyrod Taylor Team-Ottawa Senators Team – Buffalo Bills Memory- Winning sectional championship last Memory – Winning sectional championships season back to back Chayse Ierlan Sam Lambert #33 Goaltender - Captain #22 Forward Ht-6’1” Wt-190 Ht-5’10” Wt-170 Nickname – Big Sexy Nickname – 2 L’s Athlete - Yianni Diakomihalis Athlete – David Farrance Team – Victor Varsity Boys Basketball Team Team – Golden State Warriors Memory – Winning sectional championships Memory – Winning sectional championships back to back back to back Varsity Hockey JUNIORS Evan Millspaugh Tony Prem #10 Defense #20 Defense Ht-5’9” Wt-150 Ht-6’2” Wt-160 Nickname – Millsy Nickname – TP Athlete – Jack Eichel Athlete – Bo Jackson Team – Buffalo Sabres Team – Chicago Blackhawks Memory – Winning regionals with travel team Memory – Winning sectional championships back to back Mitch Rydzynski Georgie Stathopoulos #18 Forward - Captain #34 Goaltender Ht-6’1” Wt-185 Ht-6’ Wt-190 Nickname – Grinder Nickname – Georgie Stats Athlete – Kevin Love Athlete – Henrik Lundquist Team – Buffalo Bills Team – New York Rangers Memory – Winning sectional championships Memory – Winning sectional championships back to back back to back Varsity Hockey SOPHMORES Josh Albert Chris Baker #3 Forward #4 Defense Ht-5’11” Wt-140 Ht-5’6” Wt-125 Nickname – Jack Nickname – Baker Athlete – Jack Eichel Athlete – Kris Letang Team – Buffalo Sabres Team – Pittsburgh Penguins Memory – Winning the Belle Capital Cup Memory – Scoring first goal Aidan Berdy Ricky Currier #30 Goaltender #5 Defense Ht-5’7” Wt-130 Ht-6’2” Wt-165 Nickname – Berdy Nickname – Rick Athlete – Ryan Miller Athlete – Phil Kessel Team – Buffalo Sabres Team – Pittsburgh Penguins Memory – First shutout Memory – Hat trick in tournament championship Varsity Hockey SOPHMORES Connor Gelabert Riley Hauf #8 Defense #16 Defense Ht-6’ Wt-160 Ht-5’8” Wt-145 Nickname – Draco Malfoy Nickname – Syd Athlete – Paul Bissonnette Athlete – Shaquille O’Neal Team – Saskatchewan Roughriders Team – Tampa Bay Lightning Memory – Winning sectional championship last Memory – Making the varsity team this year season Ryan McNamara #6 Forward Ht-5’8” Wt-195 Nickname – Macker Athlete – Leshawn McCoy Team – Buffalo Sabres Memory – Winning sectional championship last season Varsity Hockey SOPHMORES Lukas Miller Peter Rydzynski #15 Forward #14 Forward Ht-5’7” Wt-135 Ht-5’9” Wt-140 Nickname – Grinder Nickname – Peter Athlete – Jack Eichel Athlete – Tyrod Taylor Team – Hawkesbury Hawks Team – Buffalo Bills Memory – Winning sectional championship last Memory – Making the Varsity team this year season Varsity Hockey FRESHMAN Pieter Bartelse Jack McCandless #19 Goaltender #13 Forward Ht-5’ Wt-110 Ht-5’7” Wt-140 Nickname – Pieter Nickname – Jack Athlete – Brayden Holtby Athlete – Alex Ovechkin Team – Buffalo Sabres Team – Buffalo Sabres Memory – Going to Quebec for Peewee Major Memory – Making the state camp Tournament Eighth Grade Liam Moore Cal Lambert #12 Forward #24 Forward Ht-5’9” Wt-145 Ht-6’ Wt-170 Nickname – Big L Nickname – Bert Athlete – Brad Marchand Athlete – Zeke Elliott Team – Boston Bruins Team – Buffalo Bills Memory – Playing at TD Garden in Boston Memory – Scoring first goal Save $250 On Any New Hot Tub or Pool Purchased 1-2-17 to 2-28-17 With This Ad Family Owned & Operated By Brothers Mike & Jim Krossber Some of the Products We Sell: Some of the Services We Perform: ◊ Above Ground Pools ◊ Pool Openings & Closings ◊ Caldera and Freeflow Spas ◊ Hot Tub Troubleshooting & ◊ Above Ground Liners Repair (Many Makes & Models) ◊ Inground Liners ◊ Pool Equipment ◊ Hot Tub Covers Troubleshooting & Repair ◊ Solar and Winter Covers ◊ Replacement Liner Installation ◊ Safety Covers , Heaters ◊ Safety Cover Installation ◊ Pumps, Filters, Chemicals ◊ Weekly or Bi-Weekly ◊ Inflatables, Toys, Games Hot Tub or Pool Maintenance 5984 State Route 96 ◊ Farmington, NY ◊ Phone: 585-742-3207 www.KrossberPools.com ◊ Email: [email protected] Winter Hours: Monday through Friday 10-6 Sat 10-4 Sun 11-3 Earthwork, Utility Installation, Asphalt Paving & Concrete work 783 Wangum Rd. 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