Weekend Roundup - Oct 26-27
By Mitch Broadbent, 11/02/24, 4:00PM EDT
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Weekend Roundup - Oct 26-27
Greetings, JBH families!
Happy Halloween to all of our ghouls and gobblins!
Here's what happened in the world of JBH this past weekend:
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16U A National
The Midget A National team had the weekend off.
Up next - the Midget A National team face the Jr. Pens in Wilkes Barres on Saturday morning, and play Chester County at the Barn on Sunday afternoon. |
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16U A American
The A American Midget team played the Central Penn Panthers on Saturday afternoon in Lancaster, and faced them again at home on Sunday morning.
From Coach Jesse:
"Saturday afternoon, 16 U A American traveled to the lovely death trap we all know as Regency Ice Rink to play Central Penn. Six seconds in, Wyatt Bolin scored to go up early on a pass from - you guessed it - "Chips" Bockhorn. Less than a minute later, Ethan Chantler buried a pass from Jason Tamin with a secondary from Cayden Spencer. During that play, one of the players from the home team speared himself on the unsafe Zamboni doors and broke a rib. Wait, it gets better! The boys didn’t let up. We were up 5-0 when a defenseman from CPP got through and put one past Quinn Kelley. That pissed the boys off, so they went and scored two more for a 7-1 final. Goal scorers - Well, well, well, Big Mike Brzozowski from Jeet Patel and Ben Zigmond. "Chips" got one from Tanner Kinkus, and Wyatt Bolin got another from Ryan Roth. Tanner Kinkus from "Chips," and then Ethan Chantler got his second from "JP" Jackson Persoleo. Final score: 7-1. Quinn Kelley made some key saves. At the end of the game, one of the players from Central Penn could not stop vomiting - to the point that he was headed to the hospital. We played Central Penn Sunday morning, so I asked his coach if he was OK. The coach said that he ate opossum before the game, and that this is the second time he has done this. Wow.
Sunday morning, we had a mite ice slot at 8:30 AM at home. We talked Saturday night about let downs and warned the boys that CPP would not just lay down for us. CPP scored first to take a 1-0 lead. Kaiden McCoury then scored on a pass from "Chips" Bockhorn. "Chips" then got his own shorty while on the penalty kill to go up 2-1 on a pass from Tanner Kinkus. We had our chances, outshooting them 44-18. We lost a hard fought battle by a final score of 4-2.
Next up, we have Exton at 8:55 PM on Saturday night, in a game that they have been talking smack on social media because we beat them two weeks ago. Sunday morning, we travel to Delco. Everyone has been working extremely hard. The boys know we have a target on our backs and have to bring our best every day. No days off! No bubbles!
I appreciate all those that tell me you enjoy reading about our team. We are on target and tracking!" |
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14U AA
The Bantam AA played the Campus Wild on Saturday afternoon in Downingtown, and then played two EJEJL games in New York against the Long Island Gulls on Sunday
In Saturday's game, the Bantams lost by a score of 4-3. Stephen Evans had two goals, and Metthias Pruckmayr scored one. Luke Johnson stopped 34 of 38 shots.
On Sunday, the Bantams played their first game in the early afternoon. They lost that contest by a score of 5-3. Jaxon MacKenzie scored two goals, and David Lavieri scored one. Luke Johnson stopped 13 of 18 shots. In the second game in the evening, the Gulls defeated the Bantam AA team by a score of 7-0. There were no goal scorers, and Tyler Goldhar stopped five of the 12 shots he faced.
Next up - the Bantam AA team has an EJEPL showcase in Atlantic City. |
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14U A American
The Bantam A American team lost to the Delmarva Raptors by a score of 10-1 on Saturday afternoon, and they got their first win of the season on Sunday morning in Aston, beating the Delco Phantoms 7-1.
Shea Broadbent was the only goal scorer on Saturday. Jacob Yatskovich stopped 19 of the 29 shots he faced, and in relief, Declan Moran stopped all 11 shots he faced. On Sunday, Alex Over scored a hat trick, while Josh Revis and Tristan Fischer scored two. Declan Moron stopped 27 of the 28 shots he faced.
Up next - the Bantam A American team will play Snider Hockey at home on Saturday afternoon, then they will have a mixed scrimmage on Sunday afternoon with the JBH 12U A American team. |
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12U A American
The Pee Wee A American team travelled to the great beyond to play the Susquehanna Stampede on Saturday afternoon. They lost 3-2.
Goals were scored by Carter Deliessio and Cash Scarlborough. McKayla Mellon stopped 26 of 29 shots.
Up next - the Pee Wee A American team travel to the Quakers on Saturday afternoon, and will play a mixed scrimmage on Sunday afternoon with the JBH 14U A American team. |
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12U B
The Pee Wee B team lost to the Princeton Tigers on Sunday afternoon at home. The final score was 9-1.
Jackson Callahan was the only goal scorer. Michael Monzo stopped 20 of the 29 shots he faced.
Up next - the Pee Wee B team has the weekend off. |
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10U A American
The Squirt A American team played had the weekend off.
Next up - the Squirt A team play the Snider Parent team on Saturday afternoon at home, and play the Quakers at home on Sunday morning.
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10U B
The Squirt B team defeated the Campus Wild on Sunday morning in Downingtown by a score of 10-3
Logan Fraundorfer scored five goals in the game, and Finnick Litwin scored two. Scoring one a piece were Gabriel Brown, Kirk Cashaback, and Abram Bazin. Andrew Kulp stopped 11 of the 14 shots he faced.
Up next - the Squirt B team face the Exton Kings at home on Saturday afternoon, and face the Quakers at home on Sunday afternoon. |
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8U B
The Mites had the weekend off.
Up next - the Mites travel to Downingtown to face the Campus Wild Connors team on Saturday morning, then host the Quakers Huyette team on Sunday morning. |
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| Thanks for reading! If you have any feedback about the Weekend Roundup, or have any suggestions for future editions, please email them to mitchbroadbentjbh@aol.com |
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