2011 Keystone State Games Ice Hockey Results  

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2010 Keystone State Games

July 23, 24 & 25 ~ Twin Ponds Ice Arena – Harrisburg, Pa.    

Overall – Sharrer Cup

1^st – Central – 48

2^nd – South  - 41

 3^rd – East  - 38

4^th – West – 37   

       The Sharrer Cup was dedicated in 2005 and is named after long time Keystone State Games Ice Hockey Director and Founder Roger Sharrer, who gave many years of dedication and leadership to the the Ice Hockey community. Prior to the formal recognition, the Central Region previously had captured the overall Keystone State Games Medal Count in 2000, when the games were conducted in Johnstown [Indiana] when the Central won Gold Medals at the Bantam, Midget and Junior Male levels and a Silver at the Junior Female level.  

      The smallest region in number and largest in area, Central captured its first Sharrer Cup in dramatic fashion winning the Bantam Division and finished runner-up in the Midget and Junior Male Division on the final day to edged out the South Region for the overall Keystone Games Ice Hockey honors. According to Keystone State Games Chair, Owen Costello, the year 2011 marked the first time in the 30 year history that all four Regions won Gold as the Central captured the Bantam Division, the West captured the Midget Division, the East captured the Junior Female Division and the South captured the Junior Male Division.  

          The Keystone Games Ice Hockey is a yearly Ice Hockey Competition that began in 1982 and brings the top athletes in the State of Pennsylvania together in a 3-game Olympic style format each Summer. For more information on the Keystone State Games, please visit the KSG Website at www.keystonegames,com All of the result of the 2011 Keystone State Games are available on Point Streak at http://www.pointstreak.com/players/players-leagues.html?leagueid=1056  

 Bantam Division Gold – Central Silver – East Bronze – South           The Central Region captured the Gold Medal in convincing fashion with a perfect 3-0 mark and victories over South 6-1, West 8-1 and East 5-2. The feature game on Friday, Central trailed East 1-0 through two periods 1-0, but rallied for five goals including a hat trick from Cameron Lydick and goals from Dom Glavech and Lewie Buckovich in the 3^rd period to win 5-2 behind a strong goaltending performance from Michael Hale. Troy Double of the Central Region was selected most valuable athlete with 0 goals and 6 assists. 

West 1	Central 8	Sun, Jul 31	3:10 pm	final
East 3	South 1	Sun, Jul 31	3:05 pm	final
East 13	West 1	Sat, Jul 30	11:39 am	final
Central 6	South 1	Sat, Jul 30	9:23 am	final
Central 5	East 2	Fri, Jul 29	11:59 am	final
South 6	West 0

 Midget Division Gold – West Silver – Central Bronze – East            The West Region earned a Gold Medal with victories over East 5-2, South 3-1 and Central 5-4 in overtime. In the feature game on Sunday, West used outstanding goaltending from Shane Brudnock, who yielded just one goal in the entire tournament and two goals from Daniel Merz. West held a 4-2 lead with 5 minutes remaining in regulation, but the Central team rallied on goals from Jeremiah Rowe and Midget Tournament MVP Jordan Ford to knot the game at four apiece with 3 minutes to play. West goaltender Alex Blum made the save of the tournament, stopping Central’s Nathan Smith on the doorstep with just three seconds remaining in regulation. West’s Dan Yost  scored at 4:59 into overtime to capture the Gold Medal for the West Region, for the first time since 2008 when West was coached by Jim Damp, who passed away less than a month following the games.   

East 7	South 5	Sun, Jul 31	8:10 am	final
West 5	Central 4	Sun, Jul 31	8:02 am	final
East 2	West 5	Sat, Jul 30	3:01 pm	final
Central 5	South 1	Sat, Jul 30	12:35 pm	final
Central 2	East 1	Fri, Jul 29	2:07 pm	final
South 1	West 3	Fri, Jul 29	2:02 pm	final

Junior Female Division Gold – East Silver – South Bronze – West         The East Region came out of a log jam in the Junior Female Division on Sunday afternoon to capture the Gold Medal over the South and West Regions. East’s Meredith Tice scored the hat trick for East including the game winner with a little over six minutes to go in Regulation to capture a 4-2 win over South.  Jessie Campanelli’s empty netter with 32 seconds to play would seal the Gold Medal for East. West’s Katlyn Pippy yielded just 7 goals in the tournament and was name the outstanding Junior Female athlete for the 2011 games.  West defeated East 3-2 and South defeated West 5-2 to create a three way tie in the round robin and the tournament was decided as East yielded just 5 goals in three games to edge out South and West.  

East 4	South 2	Sun, Jul 31	10:09 am	final
West 11	Central 1	Sun, Jul 31	10:07 am	final
East 2	West 3	Sat, Jul 30	10:52 am	final
Central 0	South 10	Sat, Jul 30	8:42 am	final
Central 0	East 14	Fri, Jul 29	4:22 pm	final
South 5	West 2	Fri, Jul 29	4:02 pm	final

Junior Male Division Gold – South Silver – Central Bronze – West          The South Region defeated East 11-0, West 12-5 and Central 5-3 to capture the Gold Medal for their region. In the feature game on Saturday, Central built a 3-0 lead on goals by Erik Manetta, Michael Heltman and Todd Thomas. South got a huge late goal with four seconds to play from Tournament MVP and Dallas Stars draft choice Troy Vance, who scored in the 2^nd period and Andrew Haber tied the game at 3-3 after two periods. South would claim victory in this game with two goals from Michael McCarthy and Frank Trocino to earn a 5-3 victory.   

East 0	South 11	Sun, Jul 31	12:38 pm	final
West 3	Central 10	Sun, Jul 31	11:52 am	final
East 2	West 7	Sat, Jul 30	3:49 pm	final
Central 3	South 5	Sat, Jul 30	1:20 pm	final
Central 8	East 2	Fri, Jul 29	6:18 pm	final
South 12	West 5	Fri, Jul 29	5:40 pm	final