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2014 USA Hockey - National High School Championship – Varsity  

On March 30th – Pennsylvania Semi-Finalists and 5 time Pennsylvania Champions Bethel Park of Pittsburgh, Pa will play Illinois 2014 Kennedy Cup Chicago Catholic League Champions Providence Catholic.

Good Luck Bethel Park and Coach Jim McVay and Coach Nick Iaciancio of Providence Catholic

 Final – Bethel Park WPA 2 Providence Catholic ILL 1

2014 Bethel Park Blackhawks - USA Hockey National High School Champions 

1 William Lowe III G

2 Ryan Phelps D

3 Jacob Worcester F 4

 Andrew Bello F

6 Tyler Kruszewski F

8 Spencer Bawcom F

9 William Douds D

10 Evan Oakley D

11 Derek Lesnak D

12 Jeffrey Wagner F

13 Connor Namuth F

14 Ethan Wdowiak F

15 Austin Ball F

16 Jason Bauer F

17 Louie McLinden F

18 Gary Cerrone F

19 Jacob Salak F

20 Jack Wagner D

21 Chris Siak F

23 Antonio Esposito F

24 Nicholas Konyk D

25 Jacob Mueser D

26 Logan Chorney F

28 Brian Weisner F

30 Nathan Partsch G

Head Coach – Jim McVay

Team Manager Dan Lesnak

Assistant Coach – Mike Schall, Geoff Oakley, Tim Obrien, Jacobus Bleik and Kenny Lehmann

Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships

2014 Flyers Cup AA Finals – Central Bucks South 5 Souderton 2

Pennsylvania Championship History – Souderton enters the Flyers Cup AA Picture for the first time out of the SHSHL and has had a competitive program for many years, Central Bucks South has been sniffing and knocking on the Flyers Cup door with several near misses being eliminated by 2008 Flyers Cup champs Conestoga, 2010 Flyers Cup Finalists Council Rock South, 2012 Flyers Cup Finalists Cherokee and last year in overtime by Flyers Cup finalists CHerokee again. 2014 is the school's first crack at the Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championship.

Philadelphia Inquirer - Philly.com Article  http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/high_school/20140319_C_B__South_captures_AA_Flyers_Cup.html

Central Bucks South - Pointsreak Website

http://pointstreaksites.com/view/shshl/home-page#.Uyla2TNOXIU

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After a dominating performance at the Warwick Ice Arena in Warminster, Central Bucks South is looking the Class AA state ice hockey title in the eye.

Jake Bauer scored twice to lift the second-seeded Titans over No. 4 Souderton, 5-2, in the Class AA Flyers Cup final Tuesday night. C.B. South's Connor Matsinger kicked off the scoring at 10 minutes, 23 seconds of the first period. Four minutes later, Bauer converted on a power play to double the lead. Bauer extended the margin to 3-0 early in the second period. Dom Bova assisted on both of Bauer's goals.

C.B. South goaltender Aaron King made 13 of his 25 saves in the third period. Souderton's Alex Politsky scored the Indians' first goal and assisted on the second, scored by Clay Anders. C.B. South will face Bishop Canevin in the state final at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Pegula Ice Arena in State College.

Pointstreak Scoresheet - Flyers Cup AA -  

2014 USA Hockey - National High School Championship – Varsity  

On March 30th – Pennsylvania Semi-Finalists and 5 time Pennsylvania Champions Bethel Park of Pittsburgh, Pa will play Illinois 2014 Kennedy Cup Chicago Catholic League Champions Providence Catholic.

Good Luck Bethel Park and Coach Jim McVay and Coach Nick Iaciancio of Providence Catholic

 Final – Bethel Park WPA 2 Providence Catholic ILL 1

2014 Bethel Park Blackhawks - USA Hockey National High School Champions 

1 William Lowe III G

2 Ryan Phelps D

3 Jacob Worcester F 4

 Andrew Bello F

6 Tyler Kruszewski F

8 Spencer Bawcom F

9 William Douds D

10 Evan Oakley D

11 Derek Lesnak D

12 Jeffrey Wagner F

13 Connor Namuth F

14 Ethan Wdowiak F

15 Austin Ball F

16 Jason Bauer F

17 Louie McLinden F

18 Gary Cerrone F

19 Jacob Salak F

20 Jack Wagner D

21 Chris Siak F

23 Antonio Esposito F

24 Nicholas Konyk D

25 Jacob Mueser D

26 Logan Chorney F

28 Brian Weisner F

30 Nathan Partsch G

Head Coach – Jim McVay

Team Manager Dan Lesnak

Assistant Coach – Mike Schall, Geoff Oakley, Tim Obrien, Jacobus Bleik and Kenny Lehmann

Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships

2014 Flyers Cup AA Finals – Central Bucks South 5 Souderton 2

Pennsylvania Championship History – Souderton enters the Flyers Cup AA Picture for the first time out of the SHSHL and has had a competitive program for many years, Central Bucks South has been sniffing and knocking on the Flyers Cup door with several near misses being eliminated by 2008 Flyers Cup champs Conestoga, 2010 Flyers Cup Finalists Council Rock South, 2012 Flyers Cup Finalists Cherokee and last year in overtime by Flyers Cup finalists CHerokee again. 2014 is the school's first crack at the Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championship.

Philadelphia Inquirer - Philly.com Article  http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/high_school/20140319_C_B__South_captures_AA_Flyers_Cup.html

Central Bucks South - Pointsreak Website

http://pointstreaksites.com/view/shshl/home-page#.Uyla2TNOXIU

COMPILED BY THE INQUIRER STAFF

After a dominating performance at the Warwick Ice Arena in Warminster, Central Bucks South is looking the Class AA state ice hockey title in the eye.

Jake Bauer scored twice to lift the second-seeded Titans over No. 4 Souderton, 5-2, in the Class AA Flyers Cup final Tuesday night. C.B. South's Connor Matsinger kicked off the scoring at 10 minutes, 23 seconds of the first period. Four minutes later, Bauer converted on a power play to double the lead. Bauer extended the margin to 3-0 early in the second period. Dom Bova assisted on both of Bauer's goals.

C.B. South goaltender Aaron King made 13 of his 25 saves in the third period. Souderton's Alex Politsky scored the Indians' first goal and assisted on the second, scored by Clay Anders. C.B. South will face Bishop Canevin in the state final at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Pegula Ice Arena in State College.

Pointstreak Scoresheet - Flyers Cup AA -  

Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championships

2014 Flyers Cup AAA Finals – LaSalle 5 St Joseph;s Prep 4 OT 

Pennsylvania Championship History – LaSalle has won the Pennsylvania High School Hockey Championship 4 times in 1998, 2008, 2009 and 2012 and been finalists in 1996, 2011, and 2013.   

 Philadelphia Inquirer - Philly.com Article LaSalle  -

By Doug Gausepohl, Inquirer Staff Writer

Up against a hungry St. Joseph's Prep team, La Salle boys' hockey squad followed the blueprint that served it so well over the years. Find a way to win. The third-seeded Explorers did just that Monday night as they came back from a 4-1 deficit and defeated No. 1 St. Joseph's Prep, 5-4, in overtime and won their fourth consecutive Class AAA Flyers Cup at the Skatium in Havertown.

Coty Thomas scored his second goal of the game 3 minutes, 46 seconds into overtime to cap off an amazing Explorers comeback. "It really shows what a good team this is when you can come together, battle back, and get the overtime win," Thomas said. La Salle was down, 4-1, with less than four minutes left in the second period. Collin Gustafson scored with 3:41 left in the second period to make it 4-2.

La Salle coach Wally Muehlbronner made a simple statement to his team during the second intermission. "The message was to play the same way we did in the first period," Muehlbronner said. Midway through the third, La Salle cut the deficit in half when Albert Washco converted on Andrew Romano's third assist of the game with 5:09 left. Romano, who assisted on all three of La Salle's previous goals, tied it up on a scramble in front to send the game to overtime.

St. Joseph's Prep owned the second period. Midway through, David Mustin scored to make it 2-1 in favor of the Prep. Just seconds later, Jake Gerbner doubled the Hawks' lead with a shot that sneaked past La Salle goaltender Harrison Feeney. Near the end of the second, Chris Maratea connected on a blast from near the top of the blue line to put the Hawks up by 4-1 with about four minutes left in the second period.

The Explorers will play in the Pennsylvania Class AAA championship Saturday against the winner of Monday's Penguins Cup final between Peters Township and Bethel Park. The title matchup will take place at 5 p.m. at the Pegula Ice Arena in State College, Pa. La Salle will be going for its second Class AAA state title in three years.