Vol. 9, No. 2 NCHL, P.O. Box 539, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 June 16, 2012 www.coastsiderollerhockey.com (650) 728-JOEL info@coastsiderollerhockey.com

Hockey That’s Fresh, Not Frozen

• Goal or No Goal? • Where’s the Puck? • DoubleShot Winner •

ScoreS ’n More

STANDINGS BANTAM W L OTL Pt GF GAB3-Ocean Shore Ace Hardware 2 0 0 4 14 10B2-HMB Lions Club 1 1 0 2 13 13B4-Rocha & Son Construction 1 1 0 2 10 8B1-Boy Scout Troop 255 0 2 0 0 7 13

PEEWEE W L OTL Pt GF GAP4-Godoy Construction 2 0 0 4 12 6P2-Fincon 1 1 0 2 11 12P3-Christine Maren Salon 1 1 0 2 9 10P1-Maguire Tree Care 0 1 1 1 10 14

SQUIRT W L OTL Pt GF GAS1-Dr. Moody 3 0 0 6 13 6S2-Dr. Maahs 1 0 1 3 10 4S3-Dr. Alborzi 0 2 1 1 3 16 W=Wins; L=Losses; OTL=Overtime Losses; Pt=Points;GF=Goals For; GA=Goals Against as of 6/16/12

BantamsB3-Ocean Shore Ace Hardware skated to 9-7 win over B2-Boy Scout Troop 255

Zeb Miller and Ethan Glasman had hat tricks to lead Ocean Shore Ace Hardware to the 9-7 win, overcoming 4 scores by Rasmus Green.

Charlie Miller opened the scoring 1:12 into the game on a backhand rebound off a shot by defenseman Pace Farbstein, his first of 4 assists on the day. Older brother Zeb Miller then made it 2-0 on a high deflection. Farbstein went coast-to-coast and got his daily fill of iron when he went post-in on a high forehand for the 3-0 lead at the first intermission.

Boy Scout Troop 255 started to battle back, and just :44 into the second stanza Dante DiNapoli got the first of his 4 assists, feeding Green. Farbstein got that one back when his outlet pass found Glasman, who headmanned the puck to Zeb Miller, who notched his second score on a low glove-side forehand to make it 4-1.

Glasman extended the lead on a low forehand off a Pace pass :40 later, but DiNapoli set up Green for two quick scores, both low stick-side shots, the first on a powerplay with Farbstein in the Sin Bin for tripping, and the second on a backhand past the diving goalie. Glasman got his second of the period on a 5-hole goal to give Ocean Shore Ace Hardware the 6-3 lead at the break.

Forwards Jack Solano and Zane Cordero had some nice chemistry for Ocean Shore Ace Hardware to ease the burden on netminder Michael George, who made 29 saves. Farbstein then

A visit from an ex-Shark, Rawhide and the SF Bulls highlighted a beautiful but hot Photo Day at the BGC Rink.

S1-Dr. Moody nipped S3-Dr. Alborzi 3-2 in OT

Sequoyah Klingele’s breakaway goal :54 into OT won it for Dr. Moody in a well-played defensive battle, inspired by the sight of former San Jose Sharks defenseman (and current SF Bulls coach) Tom Pederson.

Spurred on by the presence of the SF Bulls’ mascot, Laurel Mitton led the scoring charge (get it, spur, Rawhide, charge...?) by feeding PJ Modena with a sweet pass, and Modena fired home a long low forehand from the left faceoff circle. The teams traded scoring chances, as forwards Brennan Higaki and Billy Kulda were turned aside by Dr. Moody defenders Tristyn Krieger and Vance Islander, while Dr. Alborzi blueliners Jonathan Billington and Devin Costa shut down the Dr. Moody attack.

With 1:35 left in the middle frame, Mason Deal tied it for Dr. Alborzi with a wraparound goal. The lead was not long-lived, however, as Robby Mitton, who had 4 first-period saves in goal, skated out as forward and slammed one home for the 2-1 lead.

The Dr. Alborzi defense of Leo Lucey and Annie Ginna, who waffleboarded away 8 saves in her earlier goaltending stint, held firm in front of goalie Mat Bucher, who stopped 5 third-period shots. With 3:36 left in regulation, Moss Michelsen bulged the

There wasn’t a lot of room to maneuver in the tight-checking game between two Squirt teams, but Dr. Moody claimed it in OT.back of the old onion sack to send the game into overtime. Both teams had some exciting chances with just over a minute to play, including a shot just wide by Evan Alexander, but neither team was able to turn on the red light.

The NCHL’s third overtime of the season didn’t last long, as Klingele managed to slip one by the goalie less than a minute into bonus time to give Dr. Moody its third win of the season.

Dressing up in their finest Dapper Dan outfits, SF Bulls’ mascot Rawhide and “Voice of the Bulls” Jason Lockhart (far left) joined always-suave coaches Tyler Olson and Scott Brovarney (far right).

B4-Rocha & Son Construction topped B1-HMB Lions Club 7-3

Tanner Islander and Sam King each had a pair of goals and Dimitri Weinstein stopped 17 shots for the victors. Two-way player Jordan Shepherd scored twice for the gold-clad HMB Lions Club.

Zane Hovermale lit the lamp with a nice bar-down forehand for the game’s first goal. Dexter Hamilton tied it for Rocha & Son Construction as he converted a centering feed from King, in what began as a defensive battle.

The HMB Lions Club blueline tandem of Griffen Dulay and Tom Martin held the fleet Rocha & Son Construction forwards in check, while Andy Olson and North Cossman set up shop in the offensive zone.

Noah Weinstein started a run of 3 quick goals for Rocha & Son Construction as he sounded the goal horn with a high backhand, and then set up Indigo Kinzey’s low forehand laser. Islander then ran it to 4-1 when he found the back of the net with a low wrist shot.

Shepherd got one back with :55 left in the middle frame when he deked around the defense and fired in a forehand through traffic and through the goalie’s pads, and HMB Lions Club skated into the intermission down only 4-2.

King was able to find the twine twice after the break,

Rasmus Green scored his 3rd of 4 goals on a backhand from the corner of the crease that eluded the goalie and diving defender Zane Cordero.

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silenced the chirpers when he netted another on a low backhand, and Glasman scored his third on an unassisted 5-hole goal.

The DiNapoli-to-Green combination clicked for the fourth consecutive time for Boy Scout Troop 255, as Green wrapped one around the left post, and teammate Grayson Capers got on the scoresheet in short order when he set up DiNapoli for a high wrister to make it 8-5 with plenty of time remaining.

Zeb Miller put the biscuit in the basket to complete his hat trick by converting passes from Farbstein and Jacob Stephens to make it 9-5 with 5:25 left. Sean Baron and Antonio Roman kept applying the pressure for Boy Scout Troop 255, and DiNapoli scored twice, on a high forehand followed by a wicked wrister with Stephens off serving time for elbowing, but the 4-corner offense of the North Carolina Tar Heel blue-clad team ran out the clock and earned Ocean Shore Ace Hardware its second win. Mason Martuscelli led the league with 13 first-period saves, Dominic Padua stopped 7 more in the second, and Graham Wylie kept 6 shots out of the net in the third.

first on a rising slapshot, followed by a glove-side forehand, before Islander scored his second on a low forehand snap shot. Shepherd’s low backhand closed out the scoring for HMB Lions Club. Sam Louderback played well on defense in front of Morgan Hovermale, who made 17 saves in defeat, while Rocha & Son Construction got into the win column for the first time.

Zane Hovermale (#66 gold) spotted goalie Dimitri Weinstein covering low post, so he rattled home a high forehand off the crossbar for the game’s first goal, just 1:30 in. Weinstein recovered and allowed only 2 more goals on 20 shots in his team’s 7-3 win.

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P3-Christine Maren Salon trimmed P1-Maguire Tree Care 6-3

Cameron DeVry scored twice and 4 other players had goals as Christine Maren Salon notched its first victory of the season.

Maguire Tree Care got on the board first when TJ Nilsen was undeterred by a broken chassis and scored 1:20 into the game, but two minutes later Chase Hebb tied it when he went high with a forehand. Those were the only two goals of the first 15 minutes as Christine Maren Salon received staunch defense from Jacob Poss and Emma Heiberger.

William Outman made a tape-to-tape pass to set up Ben Wylie for his first of two goals, asnramped one up the blocker side for the lead.

Maguire Tree Care blueliners Travis Hamilton and Aidan Bautista defused forward Casey Co at mid-rink, and the score remained 2-1 at the second intermission.

Play opened up in the third period as Charles Hogg and Eric Martin cleared the zone effectively and Michael Vanremoortere and Ryan Hildebrand found some space to skate. DeVry maneuvered between defenders and lit the lamp on a forehand at the 12:33 mark for the team’s third score.

Logan Bautista went in 2-on-1 and converted a pass from Jake Metz to make it 3-2, but DeVry notched another as he one-timed a Wylie pass 1:25 later.

Keagan Maguire scored a nifty low backhand to cut it to 4-3, but it took just 1:32 for Wylie to get an insurance goal off a pass from Sasha Kulda, as the big center laid the lumber on the puck and found nothing but net.

With 1:18 to play Jonhenry Poss tucked home a rebound of his own shot, to make the final score 6-3 in favor of Christine Maren Salon. Trevor Hodge used his twig to make 12 saves in the team’s first win of the season.

S2-Dr. Maahs defeated S3-Dr. Alborzi 7-0

Allison Co and Colin Ryder combined to pitch the first shutout of the young NCHL season, as Dr. Maahs cruised to a 7-0 win. Ryder, Alan Ou and Billy Ou each had 2 goals to lead the scoring binge.

Co and Ryder were rarely tested, while in the other net, Evan Alexander, Mat Bucher and Mason Deal combined to make 16 saves in defeat.

Alan Ou scored the only goal of the first period on a low forehand, then set up Ryder for a second-stanza goal through the 5-hole, before scoring again on a breakaway.

Forwards Annie Ginna, Brennan Higaki and Jonathan Billington skated well mid-rink but were unable to generate many scoring chances against the staunch Dr. Maahs defense of Max Hunter and Rowan Layne.

Dr. Maahs extended its lead to 4-0 midway through the second period when Ryder scored his second of two off a pass from Aiden Forbes.

Forbes notched his second assist when he spotted Billy Ou, and the rookie went low glove side. He got on the board again on a low forehand for the team’s fifth goal of the period, and Forbes

P4-Godoy Construction beat P2-Fincon 5-3Nolan Gallant had a hat trick and Pablo Jaramillo had a

pair of goals to lead Godoy Construction to its second win of the season. Johnny Brozovich had 2 goals and Billy Ginna had a goal and an assist in defeat.

Ginna opened the scoring for Fincon as he took a headmanned pass from Griffin Chalif and deposited the puck in the net. Jaramillo tied it for Godoy Construction on a set up from Gloria Oseguera, her first of two helpers on the day, as he slid in a shot from the slot.

Godoy Construction took the lead when Gallant went in alone and lit the lamp with a 5-hole goal, and the gold-clad team wouldn’t be headed the rest of the way. Gallant then scored again from the left faceoff circle when he lifted a forehand high past the goalie’s stick for the 3-1 lead at the first intermission.

Jaramillo extended the lead to 3 when he slapped home an Elijah Lurie centering pass for the middle period’s only score. Brozovich got one back early in the third as he muscled one home, but Gallant got that back as he completed his hat trick off a rebound of an Oseguera shot. The Fincon defensive tandem of Evan Reeve and Mark Vann Jr. got in the passing lanes to prevent further damage.

Luna Bliss and Shay Heath worked hard to keep Fincon forward Jared Fanning and high-scoring center Sofie Green off the scoresheet. Jessica Oseguera stopped 11 shots in goal for the victors, with help from Mason Liaghat and Treythan Krieger.

Brozovich tallied his second as time ticked down, as he rattled home the rubber on a slapshot off a feed from Ginna.

Patrick Ginna made 15 sprawling saves, as stay-at-home defenseman Ryan Tate helped tie up Godoy Construction forward Joel Glasman and clean up action in front of the crease, but Godoy skated out the remaining seconds to win the battle of the unbeatens.

Glasman joins DoubleShot winners list Ilan Glasman, a past DoubleShot winner, was the sole successful contest to slide the puck from mid-rink past “Woody,” our DoubleShot goalie. Glasman, like all successful contestants, received a Player Meal Deal and a Snack Buck, and qualified for the Double-Shot DoubleShootout Finals on Sunday, Aug. 5. Ilan Glasman

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The Maguire family has been involved in the NCHL for several years and heartily endorse the use of graphite and other high-tech materials, as no trees were harmed in the manufacturing of PeeWee player #60 Keagan Maguire’s composite hockey stick. This year Maguire Tree Care sponsors the PeeWee 1 team coached by Matt Hamilton, and has one of the more colorful dasherboard ad panels, situated right behind the North goal.

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Where’s the Puck? (Squirt Division)

closed out the scoring when he converted a pass from Alan Ou. Forwards Billy Kulda and Leo Lucey tried to rally

Dr. Alborzi, but Abigaile Co helped seal the victory. Devin Costa and Moss Michelsen had pep in their step

and displayed some deft stickhandling, but were never able to penetrate the tough Dr. Maahs defense.

Jonathan Billington had a lot of net at which to shoot, but was foiled on this scoring chance.

The coaches had some anxious moments in the Squirt contests including this point when the goalie went left but the puck went right, though it didn’t cross the goal line.

(Answer: The puck just left his stick and was partially concealed by his right skate.)

Godoy Construction forward Pablo Jaramillo got behind the defense, but goalie Ryan Tate bent down low to smother this scoring attempt as Patrick Ginna (#85 blue) arrived to clean up any potential rebound.

No Goal! Ethan Glasman fired from the slot but Mason Martuscelli turned it aside on a great stick save.

Goal or No Goal?

Congratulations to Irma Mitton for her winning entry in the SF Bulls ticket raffle on Photo Day! Irma and a guest win the right to join Mascot Rawhide in attending one ECHL game in the season that begins Oct 12.

– Photo courtesy Michael Shepherd