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Five Hole Hockey Master Alumni List Five Hole Hockey Master Alumni List Since 2006, our players have been taking their game to the next level. Read on to see where some of our current and former participants have gone on to play. Leagues Our Alumni Have Advanced To: Future Stars Program & Team Five Hole Alumni: Tier 1 Youth AYHL, USPHL, Tier 1 Girls hockey B. Holmes Future Stars Program & Team Five Hole Advanced to: AYHL Tier 1 AAA Tier 1 Junior USHL, QMJHL, OHL T. Flod Future Stars Program & Team Five Hole Advanced to: Tier 1 Girls Tier 1 AAA Tier 2/"Jr. A" NAHL, Canadian Provincial Jr. A J. Straub Future Stars Program & Team Five Hole Advanced to: USPHL Tier 1 AAA Tier 3 Junior CSHL, NA3HL, USPHL, EJHL, EHL, GLJHL E. Hoover Future Stars Program & Team Five Hole Advanced to: USPHL Tier 1 AAA College NCAA D1, NCAA D3, ACHA D1, ACHA D2, ACHA D3 S. Cover Future Stars Program Advanced to: AYHL Tier 1 AAA Pro NHL, AHL, ECHL, SPHL, FHL, European Pro Professional Hockey: Cameron Schilling 2006 Camp - Washington Capitals, Chicago Blackhawks, Hershey Bears, Rockford Ice Hogs, Manitoba Moose Martin Iberer 2006 Camp - EHC Bregenzenwald Greg Eggelston 2006 Camp - Detroit Hitmen, West Michigan Blizzard, Wooster Korn Kings Matt Grogan 2006 Camp - Ft. Wayne Komets, Mississippi River Kings, Tulsa Oilers Chris Clyne 2007 Camp - Evansville Thunder Stephen Brown 2007 Camp - Danbury Whalers, Pensacola Ice Flyers, Danbury Titans, Manchester Monarchs Tyler Beasley 2007 Camp - Knoxville Ice Bears Tyler Biggs 2008 Camp - Toronto Maples Leafs (1st Round Pick), Pittsburgh Penguins, Toronto Marlies, Orlando Solar Bears, WBS Penguins, Wheeling Nailers, Kalamazoo Wings Sebastian Geoffrion 2008 Camp - Arizona Sundogs, Missouri Mavericks, Gwinett Gladiators, Quad City Mallards Josh Moles 2008 Camp - Dayton Demonz Marcus Mitchell 2008 Camp - Danville Dashers, Bloomington Thunder, Berlin River Drivers, Brewster Bulldogs Luke Eibler 2008 Camp - Berlin River Drivers, Peoria Rivermen Brad Denney 2009 Camp - Danville Dashers, Evansville Icemen, Lousiana Ice Gators, Indy Fuel Ryan Patsch 2009 Camp - Danbury Titans, Elmira Jackals, Danbury Whalers, Manchester Monarchs Todd McIlrath Former Camp Staff - Idaho Steelheads, Battle Creek Revolution, Troy Bruins, Danville Dashers NCAA Division 1: Cameron Schilling 2006 Camp - Miami University Nick Gawron 2009 Camp - Niagara University Matt Grogan 2006 Camp - University of Connecticut Craig Pierce 2010 Camp - University of Alabama Huntsville Matt Smith 2006 Camp - University of Nebraska Omaha Preston Hodge 2010 Camp - University of Nebraska Omaha Luke Eibler 2008 Camp - Northeastern University / W. Michigan University Dylan Shapiro 2011 Camp - UMass Lowell Tyler Biggs 2008 Camp - Miami University Michael Preston 2011 Camp - United States Miltary Academy (Army) Jake Brightbill 2008 Camp - Sacred Heart University Bruce Racine 2011 Camp - Colgate Sebastian Geoffrion 2008 Camp - University of Alabama Huntsville Alex Berardinelli 2011 Camp - Colorado College Marcus Mitchell 2008 Camp - Clarkson University Trevor Recktenwald 2012 Camp - Ferris State University Brice Geoffrion 2009 Camp - University of Alabama Huntsville Jordan Berger 2012 Camp - Colorado College Brad McBride 2009 Camp - Air Force Academy NCAA Division 3: Brett Bergum 2006 Camp - University of WI River Falls Tanner Jones 2012 Camp - Umass Boston Patrick Nelson 2007 Camp - Westfield State College Jeremy Todd 2012 Camp - Bethel University Ryan Roeming 2007 Camp - Concordia University Kyle Weiner 2012 Camp - Aurora University Stephen Brown 2007 Camp - Johnson & Wales University Brad Hawayek 2012 Camp - SUNY Geneseo Tony Fischer 2007 Camp - University of MN Crookston Joe Keyser 2012 Camp - New England College Tony Woodward 2007 Camp - Framingham State University Drew Carlson 2012 Camp - Hamline University Tyler Beasley 2007 Camp - Northland College Colin Cross 2012 Camp - Framingham State University Jeremy Narducci 2007 Camp - Becker College Thomas Clayton 2012 Camp - Finlandia University Scott Deur 2007 Camp - St. Mary's University Andrew Bergquist 2012 Camp - Aurora University Patrick Avery 2008 Camp - Johnson & Wales University Brian Hurlimann 2012 Camp - SUNY Brockport Brittan Kuhlman 2008 Camp - Cortland State University Jon Hall 2012 Camp - Buffalo State University Fred Bidinger 2008 Camp - University of WI Eau Claire Ely Lynn 2012 Camp - Becker Colege Josh Moles 2008 Camp - Nichols College Kenny Tencza 2012 Camp - Elmira College Brad Phenow 2008 Camp - University of WI Superior Chris Williford 2013 Camp - Hamline University Scott Eberline 2008 Camp - Augsburg College Jimmy Meyer 2013 Camp - Assumption College Sean Devlin 2008 Camp - Northland College Jake Hainline 2013 Camp - Hamline University Collin O'Neill 2008 Camp - Neumann College Brett Gates 2013 Camp - St. John's University Sam Pinsler 2008 Camp - SUNY Cortland Austin Rust 2013 Camp - Adrian College Daniel McCamey 2008 Camp - SUNY Pottsdam Ian Wood 2013 Camp - Morrisville State University Brad Denney 2009 Camp - St. Mary's University Matt Michals 2013 Camp - Southern Maine University Ryan Hurd 2009 Camp - University of MA Dartmouth Anthony Gandolfi 2013 Camp - Southern New Hampshire University Spenser Brown 2009 Camp - Milwaukee School of Engineering Nick Mercurio 2013 Camp - Southern Maine University Keith Campbell 2009 Camp - Tufts University Dustyn Moyer 2013 Camp - Stevenson University Nick D'Avolio 2009 Camp - University of WI Stevens Point Brandon Scholze 2013 Camp - Stevenson University George Malliaras 2009 Camp - University of WI River Falls Austin Anderson 2013 Camp - Gustavus Adolphus Ryan Patsch 2009 Camp - Curry College Drew Doyon 2013 Camp - Aurora University Anthony Wolfe 2009 Camp - Hamline University David Lappin 2013 Camp - Suffolk University Cory Gurski 2010 Camp - Buffalo State University Tanner Bennett 2014 Camp - University of Wisconsin River Falls David Ferris 2010 Camp - SUNY Canton John Nugent 2014 Camp - Lake Forest University Eric Augspurger 2010 Camp - DUNY Cortland Brian Crink 2014 Camp - Daniel Webster College Alex June 2011 Camp - Becker College Zack Davis 2014 Camp - Milwaukee School of Engineering Jon Sdao 2011 Camp - Colby College Colton Mcenimen 2014 Camp - Stevenson University Will Preston 2011 Camp - New England College Stephen Kelly 2014 Camp - Buffalo State University Daniel Bufis 2011 Camp - Nichols College Brenden Williams 2014 Camp - Stevenson University David Chiokadze 2011 Camp - Salve Regina University Sam Nelson 2014 Camp - Concordia College Nick Noto 2011 Camp - Northland College Tameer Bakkar 2014 Camp - Finlandia University Eddie Osowski 2011 Camp - Becker College Ryan Dunner 2014 Camp - SUNY Fredonia A.nthony Beaumont 2011 Camp -Buffalo State University Jordan Rose 2014 Camp - Wesleyan University Anthony Bacarri 2011 Camp - Becker College David Stonebreaker 2014 Camp - Kings College Continued on next page Five Hole Hockey Master Alumni List Brandon Morgan 2011 Camp - SUNY Canton Ben Lau 2015 Camp - Trine University Ron Lindgren 2011 Camp - Aurora University Brett Reed 2015 Camp - Chatham University Gregory Stoya 2011 Camp - Framingham State Tyler Romel 2015 Camp - Lebanon Valley College Charlie Widmar 2011 Camp - St. Olaf College Robbie McClennan 2016 Camp - Plymouth State Matt Smethurst 2011 Camp - Manhattanville College Billy Purdue 2016 Camp - Post University Tim Thorneau 2011 Camp - Elmira College Hayden Haldane 2016 Camp - New England College ACHA College Hockey: Through the course of the past 12 years, we have seen a great many camp alumni go on to play at all levels of ACHA hockey. The list is far to extensive to show effectively. Master Draft List: Junior Hockey C. Ackerman 2013 Camp, drafted in 2013 by the Three Rivers Vengeance, NA3HL J. Nugent 2012 Camp, drafted in 2012 by the Three Rivers Vengeance, NA3HL A. Anderson 2013 Camp, drafted in 2013 by the Battle Creek Revolution, NA3HL J. Nugent 2012 Camp, drafted in 2012 by the Soo Eagles, NAHL A. Creighton 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL J. Sachs 2006 Camp, drafted in 2006 by the Quad City Express, CSHL A. Bergquist 2012 Camp, drafted in 2013 by the Twin City Steel, NA3HL J. Sellden 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Grand Rapids Owls, CSHL A. Creighton 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Danville Inferno, GLJHL J. Short 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Queen City Steam, CSHL A. Dempsey 2011 Camp, drafted in 2011 by the Queen City Steam, NA3HL J. Sikkema 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL A. Dobrzeniecki 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Aberdeen Wings, NAHL J. Stingley 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Queen City Steam, CSHL A. Golio 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL J. Stingley 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Queen City Steam, CSHL A. Gunnar 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Chicago Force, CSHL J. VonSpreecken 2012 Camp, drafted in 2012 by the Three Rivers Vengeance, NA3HL A. Iovino 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Chicago Force, CSHL J. Taylor 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Flint Jr. Generals, CSHL A. June 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL K. Everett 2008 Camp, drafted in 2008 by the Peoria Mustangs, CSHL A. Lilliard 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL K. Everett 2009 Camp, drafted in 2009 by the Pittsburgh Jr. Penguins, CSHL A. Logue 2006 Camp, drafted in 2006 by the Quad City Express, CSHL K. Filthaut 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Metro Jets, CSHL A. Lucas 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Grand Rapids Owls, CSHL K. Martin 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL A. Haygood 2011 Camp, drafted in 2011 by the Queen City Steam, NA3HL K. Pert 2010 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr. Flames, CSHL B. Haney 2013 Camp, drafted in 2013 by the Battle Creek Revolution, NA3HL K. Ray 2008 Camp, drafted in 2008 by the Chicago Force, CSHL A. Hudson 2011 Camp, drafted in 2011 by the Queen City Steam, NA3HL K. Tencza 2012 Camp, drafted in 2012 by the Brookings Blizzard, NAHL A. Nehring 2010 Camp, drafted in 2011 by the Queen City Steam, CSHL K. Vesling 2009 Camp, drafted in 2010 by the Quad City Jr.
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