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Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference PAST CHAMPIONS YEAR TEAM YEAR TEAM Metropolitan Collegiate 1967-68 IONA 1992-93 SIENA 1968-69 ST. FRANCIS 1993-94 RUTGERS 1969-70 ST. FRANCIS 1994-95 RUTGERS Hockey Conference 1970-71 ST. FRANCIS 1995-96 MARIST 1971-72 NASSAU C.C. 1996-97 WAGNER 1972-73 FAIRFIELD 1997-98 WAGNER 1973-74 FAIRFIELD 1998-99 WAGNER 1974-75 RAMAPO-FAIRFIELD * 1999-00 STONY BROOK 1975-76 RAMAPO-ROCKLAND CC * 2000-01 WAGNER 1976-77 IONA-FDU * 2000-02 WAGNER 1977-78 UPSALA - WAGNER * 2002-03 C.C.M. 1978-79 QUEENS 2003-04 WAGNER 1979-80 QUEENS 2004-05 ALBANY STATE 1980-81 UPSALA 2005-06 FORDHAM 1981-82 UPSALA 2006-07 ALBANY STATE 1982-83 WAGNER 2007-08 FARMINGDALE 1983-84 WAGNER-SO CONN-MANH * 2008 - 09 ALBANY STATE 1984-85 MANHATTAN 2009-10 FORDHAM 1985-86 MONTCLAIR ST 2010-11 WAGNER 1986-87 C.C.M. 2011-12 CCM 1987-88 RUTGERS 2012-13 SUNY MARITIME 1988-89 C.C.M.-RUTGERS ** 2013-14 FORDHAM 1989-90 RUTGERS 2014-15 STEVENS TECH 2018 - 2019 MCHC 1990-91 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT 2015-16 YALE 1991-92 MARIST 2016-17 RAMAPO CHAMPIONSHIP 2017-18 FORDHAM * = Division Champions / ** = Co-Champions #2 HOFSTRA PRIDE vs #3 STEVENS DUCKS FINAL MCHC STANDINGS For 2018 - 2019 SEASON Saturday, February 23, 2019 @ 1:45pm #1 FORDHAM RAMS vs #4 SUFFOLK CC SHARKS Pos Team GP Wins Lost OTL PTS GF GA Saturday, February 23, 2019 @ 4:15pm 1 FORDHAM 14 14 0 0 28 132 40 2 HOFSTRA 14 10 3 1 21 65 39 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 3 STEVENS 14 10 3 1 21 75 44 Sunday, February 24, 2019 @ 4:00pm 4 SUFFOLK 14 8 6 0 16 65 67 All Games at the Dix Hills Arena, Dix Hills, NY 5 ST THOMAS 14 6 8 0 12 62 72 6 KINGS POINT 14 4 10 0 8 57 92 7 COLUMBIA 14 3 10 1 7 66 120 WWW.METHOCKEY.COM 8 MARITIME 14 1 11 2 4 39 87 FORDHAM UNIVERSITY HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY PLAYER POS HT WT YR HIGH SCHOOL/HOMETOWN PLAYER POS HT WT YR HIGH SCHOOL/HOMETOWN 1 Brendan Crowley G 5' 10 160 Fr. Notre Dame West Haven / Guilford, CT 1 Thomas Brassil G 6' 0 150 So. Andover High School / Andover, NY 2 Matt Oliver F 5' 9 120 So. Oyster Bay / Oyster Bay, NY 2 Zach Morfogen D 6' 0 185 So. Delbarton / Boonton, NJ 3 Darren Schwartz F 5' 9 170 Sr. Garnet Valley / Aston, PA 3 Turner Stansbury F 5' 7 155 Fr. Notre Dame Prep / Paradise Valley, AZ 4 Brandon Webb D 6' 3 195 Fr. Livonia Franklin High School / Livonia, MI 4 Sean Johnson A D 5' 10 160 Sr. St. Peters Prep / Boonton, NJ 5 Joe Grice A D 5' 11 160 Jr. Calhoun / Merrick, NY 5 Marcus Mazur F 6' 1 185 Sr. Brother Rice / Beverly Hills, MI 6 Matt McGuirk F 6' 0 150 So. Division / Levittown, NY 7 Jack Flanagan D 5' 9 170 So. Bedford / Bedford, NH 8 Vinny Cacciatore F 5' 8 170 Fr. JFK Bellmore / Merrick, NY 9 Ricky Boudreau D 5' 10 155 Sr. Garden City / Garden City, NY 11 Nick Gadowski F 5' 11 175 Jr. Detroit Jesuit / Royal Oak, MI 10 Colin Ewald F 5' 10 170 So. Sayville / Sayville, NY 12 Dominic Francis F 5' 8 150 Fr. Simsbury / Simsbury, CT 13 Chris Serio F 5' 9 185 Sr. Locust Valley / Bayville, NY 13 Patrick Strauss D 6' 0 175 So. Ramsey HS / Ramsey, NJ 14 Tristan Hannold F 5' 10 160 Fr. Marple Newtown H.S / Newtown Square, PA 15 Michael Hatch D 5' 11 165 Fr. Cheverus / Westbrook, ME 16 Austin Natale C F 5' 7 195 Sr. Danbury / Danbury, CT 16 Anthony DiPerri A F 5' 6 170 Sr. St. Francis Prep / Whitestone, NY 21 Andrew Gagnon F 5' 10 185 Sr. Norwich Free Academy / North Franklin, CT 17 Mike Gamby C F 5' 11 175 Sr. Carmel / Patterson, NY 22 Dan Harchut F 5' 11 160 Fr. Plainview Old Bethpage / Old Bethpage, NY 19 Maxim Denomme F 5' 9 145 So. Detroit Jesuit / Northville, MI 24 John Voiklis F 5' 10 160 Jr. Commack / Commack, NY 21 Ryan Leblanc A D 6' 0 190 Sr. Mamaroneck / Mamaroneck, NY 26 Dave Frattaroli F 5' 11 165 So. Holy Cross / Bayside, Queens, NY 27 Kyle Scher F 5' 10 145 Jr. Braden River / Bradenton, FL 23 Zach Brenner F 5' 8 160 Jr. Delbarton / Bridgewater, NJ 29 Zack Lamberti A D 6'1 195 Sr. Smithtown / Kings Park, NY 24 John Cernero F 5' 8 155 So. Christian Brothers Academy/ Wall, NJ 30 Shane Griggs G 5' 11 215 Fr. Bethpage High School / Bethpage, NY 26 Connor Burke F 5' 8 155 So. Delbarton / New Vernon, NJ 39 Isac Sedaka F 5' 11 145 So. Great Neck High School / Great Neck, NY 27 Joe Rocco F 6' 2 205 Jr. Byram Hills / Armonk, NY 41 Liam Hartenstein G 5' 8 120 Jr. Quartz Hill / Palmdale, CA 28 Austin O'Malley F 6 '1 175 Sr. Dexter Southfield / Scituate, MA 50 Brandon Caccavale F 5' 11 175 Gr. Shattucks St Mary / Monroe Township, NJ 31 Oliver Nasr G 5' 9 135 Fr. Detroit Jesuit / Bloomfield Hills, MI 52 Eli Vaillancourt F 5' 11 195 Sr. Pocono Mountain West / Mount Pocono, PA 35 Joe Sponenburg G 6' 3 170 So. Wayne Valley HS / Wayne, NJ 65 James Carroll D 5' 7 160 Sr. St. Anthony's / Lake Grove, NY 40 Matt Palmer G 6' 0 150 Fr. Simsbury / Simsbury, CT 77 Michael Sweeney F 5' 6 175 Fr. St. Anthony's / Kings Park, NY 97 Antonio Binotto F 5' 9 160 Fr. Pine-Richland High School / Pittsburgh, PA 43 Harrison D'Agostino F 5' 8 170 Jr. St. Xavier / Cincinnati, OH Head Coach : Ralph Marro (9th year) Asst. Coach: David Craig (2nd year) 68 Kevin Schroeder F 5' 10 210 Jr. Don Bosco Prep / Monroe, NY Asst. Coach: Evan Marro (10h year) 92 Sean Blaney F 5' 11 155 So. John Jay Cross River / Katonah, NY Head Coach : Rich Guberti (11th year) Asst. Coach : Art DellaSalla (6th year) Asst. Coach : Dave Smith (5th year) Dir. of Operations: Andrew Mola (35th year) STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PLAYER POS HT WT YR HIGH SCHOOL/HOMETOWN 2 Kyle Hart F 5' 10" 165 So. Freehold Borough H.S./Freehold, NJ SUFFOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3 Dan Thek D 5' 11" 155 So. Oratory Prep/Scotch Plains, NJ PLAYER POS HT WT YR HIGH SCHOOL/HOMETOWN 5 Reno D'Agostini D 5' 11" 185 Jr. Marine Acad.of Tech. & Environ. Sci./Barnegat, NJ 7 Andrew MacInnes C D 6' 2" 160 Sr. Wall H.S./Wall Township, NJ 2 Mike Ferrari F 6' 0 170 Fr. Patchogue Medford/ Patchogue, NY 9 Josh Dimas F 6' 0" 185 So. Wayne Valley H.S./Wayne, NJ 3 Robert Chiarelli D 5" 11 170 Fr. St. Anthonys / East Islip, NY 11 Evan Abel D 6' 2" 170 Jr. Staten Island Technical H.S./Staten Island, NY 8 Jordan Mula F 6' 1 185 Fr. Sachem North/ Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 12 Alex Waldron D 5' 11" 185 Fr. Marine Acad.of Tech & Env. Sci./ Pt Pleasant Bch, NJ 13 Jacob Senkewicz F 5' 10" 160 So. St. Joseph's-Metuchen/Branchburg, NJ 15 Antonio Arena F 5' 11 165 Fr. Kings Park / Kings Park, NY 14 Matt Janssen A F 5' 11" 165 Gr. Delaware Valley Regional H.S./Pittstown, NJ 19 Ryan Swan F 5' 9 190 So. Connetquot / Bohemia,NY 15 Alex Phipps F 5' 11" 180 So. St. Rose H.S./Spring Lake Heights, NJ 17 Shea Bontempo F 5' 8" 150 Fr. Toms River H.S.-North/Toms River, NJ 27 John Siderius D 5' 11 150 So. Sayville / Sayville, NY 18 Eamon Bontempo A F 5' 11" 180 Jr. Toms River H.S.-North/Toms River, NJ 39 Tom Petrozolla G 5' 3 145 Fr. Smithtown / Smithtown, NY 19 James Surless F 6' 1" 170 So. East Meadow H.S./East Meadow, NY 44 Nathan McCabe D 6' 0 180 Fr. Longwood / Coram, NY 21 Owen Egbert D 5' 10" 160 Sr. Christian Brothers Academy/Brick, NJ 26 Fred Corbett F 5' 10" 140 Fr. Christian Brothers Academy/Neptune, NJ 48 Tom Broderick F 5' 11 155 Fr. Smithtown West/ Smithtown, NY 36 Nolan Banfitch G 5' 9" 140 So. St. Joseph's-Metuchen/Hillsborough, NJ 76 Joe Bradbury A D 6' 0 160 So Walt Whitman/ Huntington Station, NY 44 Robert Gummer D 6' 0" 170 Fr. Norwalk H.S./Norwalk, CT 88 Anthony Dell'Olio F 6' 1 195 Fr. Longwood / Coram, NY 70 Evan Senkewicz G 5' 10" 185 Sr. St. Joseph's-Metuchen/Branchburg, NJ 85 Patrick Mello F 5' 10" 145 Jr. Seton Hall Prep/Saddle River, NJ 96 Matt Reyes C F 5' 8 140 So. North Babylon/ North Babylon, NY 89 Kyriakos Chatzis D 6' 1" 175 Fr. Benjamin Cardozo H.S./Bayside, NY 98 Jake Dolitsky C F 5' 10 155 So. Smithtown / Kings Park, NY 91 Steve Saporito F 5' 8" 170 Jr. Old Bridge H.S./Old Bridge, NJ Head Coach: Rod Parisi (8th year) Faculty Advisor: Rich Johnston (20th year) 96 John Bastardo F 5' 7" 155 Gr. Wall H.S./Wall Township, NJ 98 Evan Bazzini F 5' 11" 160 Sr. Oakton H.S./Reston, VA Asst. Coach: Chris Walker ( 3rd year) Asst. Coach: Brian Frey: (2nd year) Head Coach: Dillon Wu (10th Year) Asst.
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