Weekend Roundup - Sept 28-29
By Mitch Broadbent, 10/03/24, 5:15PM EDT
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Weekend Roundup - Sept 28-29
Greetings, JBH families!
Here's what happened in the world of JBH this past weekend:
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16U A National
The A National Midgets played in an EPEJL showcase at Ice Works over the weekend.
On Friday, the Midgets beat the West Point Junior Black Knights by a score of 11-1. Evan Finnicum put four in the net. Brennan Austin and Aydan Savery each scored a pair. Sheung Chak Wu, Austin Lee, and Jackson Stearns each scored one. Dylan Morrison stopped 16 of the 17 shots he faced.
On Saturday morning, the Midgets played the Pelham Pelicans and beat them by a score of 3-0. Austin Lee, Evan Finnicum, and Andy Wu each found the back of the next. Ryne Dominick stopped all of the 12 shots that he faced.
Later on Saturday, the Midgets defeated the Peconic Wildcats 4-1. Goals were scored by Andy Wu, Austin Lee, Aydan Savery, and Steven Melson. Dylan Morrison stopped 13 of 14 shots.
On Sunday, the Midgets played the Long Island Sharks. They won that game by a score of 4-1. Aydan Savery, Brennan Austin, Gavin Mellon, and Austin Lee each scored a goal. Ryne Dominick stopped 21 of 22 shots.
Up next - the Midget A National team will return to DVHL play and face the Delco Phantoms at home on Sunday afternoon. |
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16U A American
The A American Midget team played the Quakers on Saturday evening in West Chester, and played a home game against Campus Wild on Sunday.
From Coach Jesse:
"16U A American went to PNY Saturday evening to play the Quakers. It wasn’t even close from the start. Lucas Bockhorn scored a natural hat trick in three shifts. The scoring did not stop. There were multiple goal scorers. Kaiden Mccoury had six points, Wyatt Bolin, Justin Silver, and Ethan Chantler all had two goals and multiple assists. Ben Zigmond put away his first goal on a breakaway. Congrats Ben! It was a total team effort. Brandon Aungst was extremely strong in net and allowed one goal.The final score was 12-1.
Sunday, we were home against the Campus Wild. We quickly got to work with a beautiful break out from Cayden Spencer to Kaiden Mccoury. then to Tanner Kinkus - who buried a bar down snipe. Mike Brzozowski buried a shot on a pass from Chase Wheeler to take us up 2-0. Tanner Kinkus would add two more for a hatty, and Lucas Bockhorn put us up 5-2 and added an exclamation point with a short-handed empty net goal. Quinn Kelley was solid in net, and the 16U A American team continues to roll. We continue to have multiple goal scorers every game and all players are making contributions. Next up, we have Chester County Saturday at the Barn at 1 PM. This is a huge game, and the boys will be ready." |
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14U AA
The Bantam AA team had the weekend off.
Next up - the Bantam AA team has a non-league game at home on Saturday afternoon against the Flyers Youth. |
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14U A American
The Bantam A American team played Snider Hockey on Saturday afternoon. They lost a close on in overtime. Final score: 2-1.
The only goal scorer was Shea Broadbent. Declan Moran stopped 26 of the 28 shots he faced.
Up next - the Bantam A American team travels up the northeast extension of the PA turnpike to face the Wilkes Barre Jr Pens on Saturday morning. |
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12U A American
The Pee Wee A American team faced Genesis at home on Sunday afternoon. The game ended in a 4-4 tie.
Goals were scored by Emerson Vincelli, Aarav Parmar, Ryan Rewkowski, and Jackson Hartman. McKayla Mellon stopped 19 of 23 shots.
Up next - the Pee Wee A American team will face Snider Hockey at home on Saturday morning, and they travel to Hatfield to face the Lady Patriots on Sunday morning. |
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12U B
The Pee Wee B team faced the Lady Patriots at home on Sunday morning.
From Coach Kevin and Manager Eric:
"The 12UB squad outlasted the Lady Patriots by the score of 5-3. Adam Castellano scored all five Junior Blue Hens goals.
Coach Kevin Rodgers registered his first coaching win and the entire team played hard for him — leaving it all on the ice in the well-earned victory. Michael Monzo secured his first DVHL victory in goal, saving 26 of 29 shots."
Up next - the Pee Wee B will travel to Exton to face the Kings on Saturday afternoon, and then will travel to Lancaster to face the Central Penn Panthers on Sunday morning. |
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10U A American
The Squirt A American had an away game at the Quakers on Saturday morning, and then had another away game on Sunday morning at Snider Hockey.
From Coach Lorne:
"10U A played two away games this weekend. Saturday, they played at PNY against the undefeated Quakers. The boys played well as a team and ended up winning 6-1. Then, on Sunday, they traveled to play Snider Hockey. The team won 6-2, which pushed the team into 1st place in the 10U American division.
The 10UA team has improved drastically each week, both on defense and offense. The team currently leads the league in goals for, goals against, and goal differential stats. It’s been great to see all the hard work at practices pay off in games.
Next weekend, 10U A American will play the Princeton Tigers at home."
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10U B
The Squirt B team tied the Philadelphia Little Flyers on Sunday evening. The score was 1-1
Garbriel Brown scored the lone goal. Andrew Kulp stopped 7 of the 8 shots he faced.
Up next - the Squirt B team will face the Nighthawks at home on Sunday morning. |
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8U
The Mites faced the Campus Wild away on Saturday morning.
From Coach Chris:
"8U was on the road Saturday to take on the Campus Wild. The Jr Blue Hens showed up with a lot of energy and took it to the Wild, rarely letting them have scoring chances, resulting in a final score of 10-3. It was a great team effort, with a number of nice plays that resulted from passing. Puck movement will be essential when we take on stronger teams, so it was great to see players looking for their teammates and passing the puck.
We are off next weekend, but our schedule starts picking up after that."
Up next - As of now (Thursday, Oct 4), the Mites will start their regular season on October 20th away at the Delmarva Raptors. The season is still being scheduled, so the rest of the season will start filling out soon. |
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