by Frank Pasquale posted 06/10/2010
 
The goals came fast and furious in the 4th Annual Alumni game as Team White dominated early, and skated to a 18-10 win over Team Black.

Team White got some solid goaltending early on from Melissa Mansfield, and the line of Scott Ferguson, John Petito and Mike Perillo stole the show, moving the puck almost at will, and racking up the goals.



    

by Frank Pasquale posted 05/11/2010
 
The 5^th Annual T-Bird Cup proved to be a very competitive, well-played game, with Team Red holding on for a 6-5 win.  The game showcased the talents of the club’s future – the Freshman and Junior Varsity squads.
 
The game featured some excellent pass plays, one-on-one moves, defensive efforts and solid goaltending.  Coaches Bruce Kollmar, Steve Neumann and Ryne Scanlon all did an excellent job.
 
If anyone has photos from the game, please e-mail them to so they can be posted on the site.
 
Team Red –    2  4  0  – 6
Team White – 2  3  0 – 5
 
Scoring Summary:
 
First Period (20:00):
10:19 – Red – DiMartino (unassisted)
8:44 – White – Conners (Fenster)
7:43 – White – Rifice (Gennerelli)
6:32 – Red – Arroyo (unassisted)
 
Second Period (20:00):
10:35 – White – Fenster (Ewald)
10:06 – Red – DiMartino (Arroyo)
9:32 – Red – DiMartino (Russ, Arroyo)
8:24 – White – Gennerelli (Fenster)
6:42 – Red – Lopiparo (DiMartino)
3:05 – Red – Farino (Whooley)
0:51 – White – Fenster (Sandora)
 
Third Period (13:00):
No Scoring
 
Goaltenders: Red: Ficken.  White: Ioveno
 
 

    

by donna neumann posted 04/02/2010
 

    

by donna neumann posted 10/30/2009
 

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• Regularly wash hands
• Clean workout gear for each practice / competition
• Keep gloves on during the traditional handshake with opponents

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• Cough, muscle ache, runny nose, headache or sore throat, with the potential for more serious complications, such as pneumonia
• Those affected by the H1N1 virus may occur from the day before and onset of symptoms and during the five to seven days that the symptoms are present
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