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If you are looking for individual Game Summaries for the Penguins Cup and Flyers Cup playoffs. Please look at the bottom of the Pa Hockey Main Page and look for scores marked ***GAME SUMMARIES***. In addition, those games are marked with [H] will have highlights of those games. Follow the Penguins Cup and Flyers Cup all the way to the Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships in Aston in April !

Cast your votes for Class AAA, AA and A for the Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships The Fans have voted and the choices for the Pa State Championships are: Class AAA - Bethel Park Class AA - Thomaas Jefferson Class A - Quaker Valley

Sources close to the Caped Crusader from outside of Gotham City northeast of Erie, Pa. and North of Mr Western NY have indicated if the negotiations with the Penguins go past February 15th, that the city of Pittsburgh may lose its professional hockey team. Once again, the State and Local Politicians have done a great job of cementing the exodus. Where is the common sense 'Concerned Citizens'? This professional hockey club has brought more publicity and goodwill to this city and almost rivals the Steelers, especially among people ages 10 - 40 ! Pa Hockey will continue, but will the Penguins Cup survive ? Will we call it [gulp], the Hornets Cup ? Wow, things could really change here people and maybe its time for public outrage ? I really wondered why the Penguins were in such a HUGE hurry to collect all of the playoff ticket money and at double the prices ? Will there be a refund or is this a stage coach holdup by a Berkle, before they ride out of town on their white horse to Kansas City ? Start singing people and follow the bouncing puck ' Goin' to Kansas City, Kansas City here I come Goin' to Kansas City, Kansas City here I come They got some crazy lil' women there, And I'm gonna get me one. I'm goin' be stand on the corner Twelfth Street and Vine I'm goin' be stand on the corner Twelfth Street and Vine With my Kansas City baby And a bottle of Kansas City wine. Well I might pick a train I might pick a plane, but if I have to walk I'm goin' just the same Goin' to Kansas City, Kansas City here I come They got some crazy lil' women there And I'm gonna get me one And one last thing, for my good friends the Villans, who collected nearly 70 High School jerseys to hang at Mellon Arena ? Hang on to them, because you can clean up the blood spilled on Mario Lemieux Place. Cause in this story, he has given too much blood and his team in this town is on life support !

The 2007 Flyers Cup marks the 27th Annual Tournament at Class AAA, AA and A. This years will have 53 schools compete at three levels culminating in the Flyers Cup Championships and the Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships in Aston on April 7th. The Cardinal O'Hara Lions, Haverford Fords and Panncrest Lions are poised to defend their 2006 Flyers Cup Championships. The 2007 Tournament Schedule is NOW AVAILABLE only on Pa Hockey and includes the complete history dating back to 1980 ! The 2007 Flyers Cup Previews are NOW AVAILABLE courtesy of Breakaway Magazine ! Please check out all of the action at the bottom of the Pa Hockey Main Page for ***GAME SUMMARIES*** and Highlights [H] 2007 Flyers Cup Championships Class A - West Chester Henderson Warriors 4 Kennett Blue Demons 2 Class AA - Haverford High Fords 7 Washington Twp Minutemen[NJ] 6 Class AAA - Holy Ghost Prep Firebirds 7 Cardinal O'Hara Lions 3

OPEN Championship Tournament Round of 16 Chiefs Cup State College 11 Valley 2 Hempfield 10 Altoona 2 Highlights: Nursing a 3-1 lead, Hempfield erupted for seven goals in the final period of play to post a 10-2 victory Hempfield’s Chaten Boscha scored four goals and two assists. Derick Sudaric, Mario Siard, Zane Stout, Robert Permuka and Jacob Belli added one apiece for the Spartans. Somerset 8 Hollidaysburg 5 Highlights: Craig Eddy finished with four goals and an assist, and teammate Andy Coughenour had a goal and three assists. Ken Koronowski netted a hat- trick and two assists for Holidaysburg. Kiski 4 Woodland Hills 3 (OT) Highlights: Josh Horvath his 4th Goal of the Game scored at 2:23 of the overtime, to give the Cavaliers the thrilling opening round playoff win. Nathan Henry made 22 saves for Kiski and Ryan Hast was super in goal for Woodland Hills, as he was Monday night, making 25 saves. Billy Sullivan had 2 goals for Woody High and Billy Gorel added the other. Nailers Cup Wheeling Park - Bye Quigley 11 Connellsville 4 Highlights: Quigley blasts Connellsville as Josh Marshall scores five times to lead the attack. Morgantown 5 Chartiers Valley 3 Highlights: CV comes back from 3-0 deficit to tie score late in second, 3-3 but falls short, 5-3. Josh Dunbar, Brian Rodavich and DJ Falcioni score for the Colts. Wheeling Central 5 Allderdice 1 Quarter-Finals Chiefs Cup Semi-Final - War Memorial - March 6 State College 3 Kiski 1 Highlights: State College exploded for 3 goals in the second period to break open a close game. Cam Beaury, Jacques Guillory, and Nick Michael scored for the #1 Seeded team. Calvin Michael was super in goal making 18 saves. Jordan Zvonkovich had the only goal for the Cavaliers, who out-shot State College 21-19. Hempfield 4 Somerset 2 Highlights: Hempfield's Mario Siard and Johnathan Rouse score two goals each for the Spartans and Somerset's Andy Coughenour and Jonathan Shaulis score for the Eagles Chiefs Cup Final - War Memorial - March 8 - 7:00 PM State College 3 Hempfield 0 Highlights: George Semechin scored the game-winning goal in the first period to lead State College to victory over Hempfield in the Chiefs Cup Championship at the Memorial. Nick and Dan Patrick scored insurance goals and goaltender Calvin Michael made 29 saves for the Little Lions. Nailers Cup Semi Final ~ Wheeling Civic Center - March 5 Quigley 5 Morgantown 3 Highlights: Graham Harkins had two goals and an assist and Kyle Spaniol scored the winner with 8:07 to play as Quigley defeated Morgantown, W.Va., 5-3, in the Nailers Cup semifinals at Wesbanco Arena in Wheeling. Josh Marshall added a goal and three assists for the Spartans (18-2-1), who will play in the final 7 p.m. tomorrow at Wesbanco Arena. The Mohigans fell to 18-4. Wheeling CC 2 Wheeling Park 1 (OT) Nailers Cup Final ~ Quigley 4 Wheeling CC 3 OT Highlights:Wheeling Central fell to Quigley 4-3 in overtime. The Spartans Graham Harkins scored the hat trick including the game winner 4 1/2 minutes into OT. The two teams were forced into overtime after Wheeling Central captain Shane Garan scored a shorthanded a goal that tied the game with just seconds remaining in the second period. Zach Stahl and Garrett Black each were credited with a goal for Wheeling Central. Open Cup Championship ~ Rostraver Ice Garden - March 15 - 7:00 PM State College 7 Quigley 1 Centre Daily Times Story State College hoists hockey title From CDT staff reports BELLE VERNON -- For the second straight year, the State College ice hockey team is sitting atop the scholastic hockey scene in western Pennsylvania. Nick Petrick scored three goals and Brian James added two goals and two assists as the Little Lions overpowered a high-scoring Quigley team 7-1 Thursday to defend the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Hockey League Open Cup title at Rostraver Ice Gardens. "It feels excellent," said Petrick, who scored the only two goals of the first period. "It's real hard to repeat." Dan Petrick and Georg Semechin also scored for State College, which finished 22-1-1, its lone loss coming by way of forfeit. Calvin Michael made 20 saves in the win. "It feels really good," said State College coach Tim Holdcroft. "Obviously we were the team to beat. We have eight seniors, kids who have played together for many years. It's a great way for them to end their scholastic career with a championship." The Little Lions held Quigley to 21 shots and held 40-goal scorer Josh Marshall scoreless. Marshall did manage an assist on Quigley's only goal. State College took a 2-0 lead into the third before exploding for five in the third. "It was a tight first two periods," Petrick said, "but then we opened it up and the bounces went our way in the third."