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January 31, 2014 – Volume 14–8

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Chesterfield Mite 8U ADM

Chesterfield Squirts

Affton Squirts

St. Peters Bantams

MLK Winners

INDEX

STANDINGSCSDHL 12USHL 13NAHL 13

NA3HL 13MNJHL 13Tier 1 Elite 13

Americans Outlast Falcons in Arctic Blast Squirt AA Championship 4AIC’s Player Of The Week – Fox’s David Kelley 4Tournament Calendar 5Joe Boccardi’s Team Of The Week – Chesterfield Mite 8U ADM Red 7St. Peters Drops Affton In Bantam Tournament Final 7Chesterfield’s Squirt A1 Falcons Soar 8Mid-States High School Playoff Preview 12AAA’s Johnson & Davies Sign At Ohio State, Martin To Michigan 12Kyle Meeh Signs With NAHL’s Springfield Jr. Blues 13Mid-States Top 10 – Final Regular Season Poll 13

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“Half-Ice” 4-on-4 - Mite 8U (’06 and younger)Squirt - Midget Full-Ice Divisions

The St. Louis Rockets, Affton Americans and Kirkwood Stars will host the St. Louis Spring Hockey League, with divisions ranging from Mites thru Bantam,

which is open to all St. Louis area players.

Come Join the Fun – Games only• Ten one-hour games (Twenty half-hour games for Mite) in April and May• Shoot-out after each game• End-of-season tournament• Open to all kids, beginner and experienced, in the St Louis area• Make new friends, teams will be mixed with players and coaches from all organizations.

• Gold and Silver divisions based upon participation• Approximately 13 player rosters plus goalies (8-10 players for Mite)• Goaltenders play for FREE• Boys and Girls; no boundary or zip code restrictions• Convenient, centrally located rinks• Equal ice time for all players• Checking clinic for new Bantams

When, Where & How:The St. Louis Spring Hockey League will run from April through May with a simple evaluation

in late March. The league will finish before Memorial Day. All events will be held at the Webster Groves, Affton and Kirkwood Ice Rinks. If needed, the Fenton Forum and Creve Coeur Ice Rink will be used.

In-house referees will be used for the Mite Half-Ice games.

Registration and more information:For more information, or to register on-line starting February 1,

go to www.rocketshockey.com, www.aftonhockey.org or www.kyha.org and follow the links to the St. Louis Spring Hockey League 2014 page.

2014-2015 Age CategoriesMite: Birth years 2006 and youngerSquirt: Birth years 2004-2005Pee Wee: Birth years 2002-2003Bantam: Birth years 2000-2001 (99’s may play at the BT level for Spring)

Cost$199 Early Bird (February 1-February 28)$229 Regular (March 1 to March 17)$270 Late (March 18 and after)


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FOR WINTER SESSIONS!Ages 3 to Adult

It was an all-St. Louis final in the championship game of the Arctic Blast Tournament which was held over the Martin Luther King holiday at several rinks in the area.

The Chesterfield Falcons won their round-robin games against the Winnetka Warriors (4-3) and the Columbus Blue Jackets (5-0) while the Affton Americans defeated the Blue Jackets 7-2 and tied the Warriors 1-1.

Affton won the round-robin game against the Falcons 5-2 and then defeated Chesterfield again in a dramatic final 2-1 at Chesterfield.

“It was especially satisfying to beat the Falcons in the finals because we had not beaten them all season,” Affton coach Gus Jacoby said. “I think we tied them once and lost two close games.”

Chesterfield seemed in control of the cham-pionship game with a 1-0 advantage with time running out.

“It was a lot of good up-and-down hockey and

both goaltenders played really well,” Jacoby said.Affton was finally able to get the equalizer with

less than four minutes remaining in regulation as Jack Larigan scored on an assist from Cameron Jacoby.

The Americans followed quickly with what proved to be the game winner as Jack Dapron scored with an assist from Joey Rancilio.

Chesterfield pulled its goalie in the final minute and had a face-off deep in the Affton zone but Larigan won the key face-off. The Americans were able to clear the zone and the Falcons did not have a quality scoring chance.

Defense was the key to the tournament champi-onship for the Americans.

“We played very good defense in the round-robin portion of the tournament and then we knew we needed to play especially well defen-sively in the championship game,” Jacoby said. “We had not seen Chesterfield in a while but we

knew they had a lot of speed. We had to protect the middle of the ice and do a good job on the defensive end. We did the job and pre-vented them from having a lot of good scoring chances.”

And when the Falcons did threat-en, the Americans got a great game from goalten-der Andrew Atkinson.

“Andrew is certainly one of our better players and he was the best player we had in the tourna-ment,” Jacoby said. “He was very solid. He never gave up a soft goal and he made some key saves when needed.

“I thought the whole tournament was a good

team effort. The guys played well from start to finish.”

Affton Squirt AA Americans are Andrew Atkinson, Mason Budde, Jack Dapron, Mario DiMaggio, Cam Jacoby, Gabe Kiene, Ben Kremer, Jack Larrigan, Justin Massara, Joey Rancilio, Brodie Reinholz, James Wiley, AJ Williams and Ben Winkelmann.

Affton Americans Outlast Chesterfield in Arctic Blast Championshipby Bill Hester - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

How do you define the difference between a playmaker and a sniper? Fox forward David Kelley, this week’s AIC Player of the Week, may just fit both terms. A sniper is a player known for his goal scor-ing abilities. Kelley led Mid-States with 30 goals. A playmaker you say. Well, Kelley added 30 assists to pull his point total to a league high 60 points. So

he does fit the definition of a play-maker as w e l l … a player that has e x c e p -

t i o n a l speed and skill that is able to create chances for his teammates.

The 5’9’, 150 pound, junior, was a valuable play-maker for the Challenge Cup bound Fox Warriors this year, as they finished 15-4-2. Kelley’s uncanny ability to see the ice and what is happening around

him make him a perfect fit in the playmaker’s role but his ability to score goals has made him a valuable sniper this year.

“Along with Jordan (Bratton), the two have brought the Fox program back from the dead,” said first year Fox coach Dennis White.

“And David is a premier player in this league. He had a great season for us,” added White as Fox prepares for its St Louis Blues Challenge Cup playoff games.

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BIG BEAR TOURNAMENTSFor all Big Bear Tournament

information go to www.bigbeartournaments.com

or call 248.399.1694FEBRUARY 20142/15 – 2/17 - Gasoline Alley in Indianapolis, IN at Carmel Ice Skatium & Arctic Zone. – (Sat. thru Monday) Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

2/15 – 2/17 - The Gateway in St. Louis, MO at Hardee’s Iceplex and Lindenwood Arena. (Sat. thru Monday) – Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

2/14 – 2/17 - The Palms in Tampa, FL at Ice Sports Forum & Ellenton. – (Friday thru Monday) Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget / HS: A, AA

2/15 – 2/17 - The Ursa Minor in Ann Arbor, MI at Arctic Coliseum & Yost. – (Sat. thru Monday) Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

2/15 – 2/17 - WJC Classic in Dallas, TX at Polar Ice Arena. – (Sat. thru Monday) Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

2/15 – 2/17 - Lincoln Memorial in Cleveland, OH at Mentor Civic Arena. – (Sat. thru Monday) Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A

2/28 – 3/1 - The Big Thaw in Ann Arbor, MI at Arctic Coliseum & Yost. – Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

MARCH 20143/7- 3/9 - Killer Bees in Grand Rapids, MI at Georgetown Arena. – Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V., Competitive Half Ice – 05 & 06: B, BB only

3/14 – 3/16 - Luck of the Irish in St. Louis, MO at Hardee’s Iceplex & Lindenwood Arena. – Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

APRIL 20144/11 – 4/13 - Winged Warrior in St. Louis, MO at Hardee’s Iceplex. – Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

4/25 – 4/27 - The Thunderbird in Detroit, MI at Suburban Detroit Arenas. – Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

MAY 20145/9 – 5/11 - The Ring of Fire in Ann Arbor, MI at Arctic Coliseum. – Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget/HS: B, A, AA

5/16 – 5/18 - The Dragon’s Lair in Chicago, IL at Darien Sportsplex. – Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA

5/16 – 5/18 - The Last Dance in Detroit, MI at Suburban Detroit Arenas. – Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, High School Varsity & J.V.: B, A, AA plus Girls U12, U14, U16 & U19

ULTIMATE TOURNAMENTSFor all Ultimate Tournament

information go to www.ultimatetournaments.net

or contact John at 630.336.6160

FEBRUARY 20142/14- 2/16- Dells Waterpark Classic in Wisconsin Dells, WI – Peewee, Bantam: AA, A, B, and House.

2/15- 2/17- Dells Waterpark Classic in Wisconsin Dells, WI – Mite, Squirt: AA, A, B, and House. MARCH 20143/14- 3/16- Dells Waterpark Classic in Wisconsin Dells, WI – Mite, Squirt, PW, Bantam: AA, A, B, and House.

3/14- 3/16- St. Louis Ice Blast in St. Louis, MO – Mite, Squirt, PW, Bantam: AA, A, B, and House.

MAY 20145/2- 5/4- St. Louis Ice Blast in St. Louis, MO – Mite, Squirt, PW, Bantam: AA, A, B, and House.

5/23- 5/25- St. Louis Ice Blast in St. Louis, MO – Mite, Squirt, PW, Bantam: AA, A, B, and House.

TOURNAMENT CALENDAR

Training for the dedicated hockey playerTake your game to the next levelStructured for individuals playing Mite Travel Squirt U10 PeeWee U12 Bantam High School Boys & GirlsIndividual lessons and Multi-player discountsAssociation training also availablePlease call for more informationIntense Hockey Training places its training focus on the most crucial skills necessary to the game of hockey: quick hands, quick feet, hockey vision, and multi-tasking.

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TRYOUTS• Tryouts will be held the week of March 9, 2014• 3 - 60 minute tryouts per birth year • Each player guaranteed 2 skates• Tryout Fee: $45 per player• Tryout Location: Hardees Iceplex

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PROGRAM• Roster sizes will be 20 skaters and 3 goaltenders• Program will last 6 weeks, 18 x 70 minute practices. Total ice time: 21 hours• Three sheets of ice per week • Starting the week of March 30th• Each team will compete in 1 out of town tournament• Program Fee: $395 (jersey and socks included) Tournament fee not included.

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Joe Boccardi’s Hockey Stop Teams Of The WeekChesterfield Falcons Mite Red 8U ADM (Kraft)

• League will consist of 12 games at the FSI Shark Tank.• Open district, all skill levels welcome, 6U (’08-’10), 8U (’06-’07), Squirt thru Midget (‘96-‘99)• All games are USA Hockey and Missouri Hockey sanctioned.• The program will begin the week of March 17th and end in mid-May

Contact Lance Kammien-Director of Spring/Summer Programs at [email protected] for additional information.

$145 Per player; includes loaner Jersey ($50 fee for jerseys that are not returned). ONLY Fall 2013 goalies are free!! (Provided they register as a goalie for Spring.)

Online Registration ONLY! Go to www.meramecsharks.com. Registration begins January 6, 2014DEADLINE!!- March 4, 2014. $50.00 Late Fee after Registration Deadline!!

This weeks Joe Boccardi’s Hockey Stop Team of the Week is the C h e s t e r f i e l d Falcons 8U ADM Red team coached by Cory Kraft.

In last week’s Artic Blast tournament at the Hardee’s Iceplex, the Falcons finished the tournament 8-0-1 bring-ing home the half-ice team championship. C h e s t e r f i e l d defeated the Nashville Admirals 2-0 in the cham-pionship game with goalie Kendall Johnson earn-ing the shutout in goal.

The Chesterfield team participates in the ADM or American Developmental Model of USA Hockey, which promotes the integration of half-ice practice and games into youth hockey. The basic goals for the 8U ADM skaters is to pick up the basic skills while having fun playing hock-ey. And it was a fun weekend for the mighty Chesterfield squad.

“We embrace the ADM model put forth by USA hockey, and we believe skating is the core

skill needed to go forward to a higher level in the game. About seventy percent of every practice skating, edge work, and basic skating fundamen-tals are emphasized,” said Kraft.

Team members for the Chesterfield 8U ADM team are Will Gebhardt, Kendall Johnson, Gabe Kraus, Logan Krei, Andrew Payne, Jack Plager, Jacob Ney and Tate Roberts.

Coaches are Corey Kraft, Kevin Plager, and Mark Kraus.

Teams may submit a picture and contact info to the Hockey Stop ([email protected]) for future consideration for Joe Boccardi’s Hockey Stop Team Of The Week.

Stumbling after a strong start at this year’s Arctic Blast, coach Larry Bumb’s St. Peters Spirit regrouped as a team to take home the Bantam A1 division cham-pionship. The tournament, hosted by Chesterfield from Jan. 18-20, included many familiar opponents.

“It was really well put on,” Bumb reflected of the Arctic Blast. “Chesterfield does a really good job with the tournament. The teams were very good. We played very well. We were fortunate to come out on top.”

Bumb’s team defeated the Affton Americans 5-1, the Quad City Ice Eagles 3-1 and their rival St. Peters Bantam team 4-1, in round robin play. The Spirit faltered against the Chesterfield Falcons, but skated with them to a 1-1 tie and securing the Spirit a seat in the division championship.

“We tied Chesterfield,” Bumb explained. “It by far was our least strongest game and Chesterfield played really really well. It was a close game, they pulled their goalie and scored with about 19 seconds left to tie it. They did a great job not giving up and kept com-ing at us.”

The tie surprised Bumb’s Spirit.

“Luckily after that game we got a wake up call and played a much bet-ter team concept and won from there,” he said.

The team’s play landed them again opposite Affton, for a championship rematch.

“Luckily for us, when we played the champion-ship game, we played that (team) system very very well,” Bumb recalled. “We were on the big rink at Chesterfield and that suits our game better. We’re def-initely more about speed, using the ice to our advan-

tage. Physically we’re a small team, and that ice and that situation is really good for us.”

Bumb’s win-ning strategy, he

shared, is about puck possession and team play.“I’ve had most of these kids for three years,” he

said. “We’ve kept emphasizing a puck possession team play system and when it’s on we do very well. We get a lot of scoring from everybody on the team but it is definitely a team contribution. Of course every team’s got their better players but everyone buys into our system. They’ve been buying into it for quite some time and we keep improving on this style of play.”

The final ingredients for his team’s overall 25-4-2 success is great defense and goaltending, Bumb said.

“We have very good goaltending and very good defense, he said. “We emphasize the defensive zone first and it definitely showed in the tournament. We do not give up a lot of goals. In our season we’re averaging giving up less than one goal a game and it

carried over to the tournament.”The Spirit’s success against Affton will have to

continue at least once more before the end of the season.

“The very last game of our season is against the Affton team and it’s a tight race for first place for the league,” Bumb explained. “That last game of the year could be the deciding factor for who comes in first.”

St. Peters Drops Affton In Bantam Tournament Finalby Jared Grafman - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

Photo courtesy of Sue Wendell


The Meramec Sharks are proud to partner with Reed Low’s Training Camp

for the 2014 Select Season!!!OUR MISSION:We will provide Selected Players from USA Hockey registered organizations, a quality opportunity for Development of Individual Skills, as well as Team Concepts. Our top-notch coaches will encourage competition, and elevate players through up-tempo and challenging practices as well as games, and a high-level tournament.

WE WILL FIELD AA & A TEAMS AT THE FOLLOWING LEVELS:Midget: 1996-1999, Bantam: 2000-2001, PeeWee: 2002-2003, Squirt: 2004-2005.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:• Tryouts will be March 8th and 9th, 2014.• A minimum of 15 ice touches (1hr 15 minute time slots) beginning in March and running through Early-May at the FSI Shark Tank. Each team (Squirt-Bantam) will get 3 practices with Reed Low. • All teams will be required to participate in the Meramec Select Tournament the weekend of May 2-4, 2014. A second tournament will be at each team’s discretion.• Any player playing Spring 4 on 4 and making a Select team will get a $70 discount. (See pricing below) COACHES:• Squirt: 2004-2005 – Scott Sanderson (Head Coach)• PeeWee: 2002-2003 – Chris Durso (Head Coach), Neil Komadoski (Assistant)• Bantam: 2000-2001 – Steve Douglas (Head Coach), Alex Brooks (Assistant)• Midget: 1996-1999 – Reed Low (Head Coach)Please visit www.meramecsharks.com for coaching BIO’s.

DETAILS:• Price - $340.00 (Select Only). This includes ice time, and jerseys.• Select + 4 on 4 Bundle Price - $415.00. • This price does not include game socks, Select Tournament fees, or referee fees. • All practices and evaluations will be at The FSI Shark Tank. • Register at www.meramecsharks.com by March 1, 2014. • There will be a $40 non-refundable tryout fee. • For additional information, please consult the FAQ’s on the website or contact Lance Kammien-Director of Spring/Summer Programs [email protected]

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Undefeated Squirt A1 Falcons Fly Through Competition

If you ask head coach Jim Carrico about his team, he’d tell you their success is from a lot of hard work and a little bit of luck.

“We have a really good group of kids that want to learn and they come to work,” he explains. “We don’t have any superstars, it’s not like on some teams when you’re like ‘this kid has got to score for us to win,’ that’s not the case. They all come and they work. So far it’s worked for us.”

The Chesterfield Falcons Squirt A1 team has a league record of 10-0-0, with 53 goals scored and 19 goals against in league play this season, and no opponent could best the team at the recent Arctic Blast tournament held Jan. 18 and 19 in St. Louis.

“We’ve gotten lucky,” Carrico reasoned. “Out of the games that we’re 10-0, there’s four of them that we’ve won by one goal. They could have gone either way. We’re just on the right side of the fence.”

The Falcons, in the Arctic Blast tournament, defeated the Peoria Jr. Rivermen 7-0, their rival Chesterfield team 5-3, the Winnetka Warriors 3-0 and Peoria again in the championship 4-0.

“The other Chesterfield team gave us a good game,” Carrico said. “We ended up winning 5-3 but it was a very hard fought game and when we played Peoria, the first game, we beat them 7-0 but that score was not an indication of the game. I think the turning point in that Peoria game was when it was 2-0, and they came down, one of their players hit the crossbar. I think had that gone in, it would have been a different ball game.”

Despite what the record might reflect, Carrico feels his team is a true A1 team and not just play-ing down a level to win.

“We’ve played three AA teams and lost to all three of them,” he explained. “So when people say we need to be a AA team, well, we’ve played against three of them and lost all three times. If we were beating every team 10-0 or 8-1 then I would say we’re in the wrong division. We’ve got ten wins now but almost half of them are by one goal.”

The Falcons have four more league games before the season ends.

“We play this Saturday against Twin Bridges and then next Friday against our other A1 team,” Carrico outlined. “Then, we play back-to-back (next) Saturday and Sunday, against the Rockets.”

Carrico said the double header against the St. Louis Rockets should be good.

“The Rockets are right behind us in second place,” he explained. “They’re a really good team, they play us physical which is the right way to play us and make the referee make the calls. If the referee doesn’t, it works for them.”

The Falcons will also play in the President’s Cup tournament, held over Presidents’ Day weekend in Nashville, before the end of season playoffs begin Feb. 22.

Chesterfield’s Squirt A1 Falcons Soarby Jared Grafman - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

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CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

MID-STATES HIGH SCHOOLHOCKEY TOURNAMENT

ST. LOUIS BLUES HIGH SCHOOLCHALLENGE CUP

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North All StarsMarch 1 • 7:00pm • St. Peters RecPlex

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HOCKEY STOP12 January 31, 2014Central States Developmental Hockey LeagueStandings as of 1/28/14Midget MajorTEAM GP W L T PTS GF GASabres 22 18 2 2 38 107 42Falcons 19 13 2 4 30 67 39Affton 18 13 2 3 29 81 25Shattuck 22 10 6 6 26 77 63Bruins 19 10 5 4 24 61 44Rockford 20 8 10 2 18 53 61Chargers 20 8 10 2 18 56 69Leafs 20 8 11 1 17 47 55Hawks 22 6 11 5 17 59 65Chesterfield 21 5 14 2 12 48 79Blues 21 4 16 1 9 41 102Twin Bridges 18 1 15 2 4 30 83Midget Minor TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GAFalcons 25 20 2 3 43 115 41Sabres 27 17 7 3 37 93 50Hawks 22 17 3 2 36 121 43Blues 24 16 5 3 35 94 56Affton 26 16 7 3 35 99 56Cyclones 26 14 9 3 31 91 73Chesterfield 24 12 11 1 25 81 55Chargers 23 5 13 5 15 49 78Huskies 24 5 15 4 14 41 100Leafs 24 3 18 3 9 39 130Twin Bridges 23 2 18 3 7 31 89Bruins 24 1 20 3 5 30 113Bantam Major TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GAChesterfield 22 19 2 1 39 119 43Falcons 22 18 2 2 38 93 37Affton 22 17 5 0 34 111 45Bruins 23 13 8 2 28 65 46Cyclones 23 9 14 0 18 63 71Sabres 23 7 15 1 15 64 92Leafs 22 6 16 0 12 41 74Indy 24 6 18 0 12 54 114Huskies 23 4 19 0 8 34 122Bantam Minor TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GABlues 26 19 6 1 39 93 45Chesterfield 25 17 5 3 37 100 56Falcons 26 15 8 3 33 94 63St. Jude 25 14 6 5 33 84 52Winnetka 25 16 9 0 32 92 70Leafs 25 8 15 2 18 67 93Sabres 23 7 12 4 18 56 82Bruins 26 5 14 7 17 47 77Affton 23 4 16 3 11 35 70Glenview 24 4 18 2 10 34 94PeeWee Major TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GAFalcons 25 18 3 4 40 92 32Ice Dogs 25 16 5 4 36 99 54Huskies 23 15 4 4 34 75 44Chesterfield 25 14 9 2 30 93 54Indy 25 12 8 5 29 80 51Blues 24 10 10 4 24 70 65St. Jude 23 8 8 7 23 44 45Affton 22 6 13 3 15 56 74Winnetka 24 5 14 5 15 44 83Bruins 23 4 14 5 13 46 84Sabres 23 1 21 1 3 21 134PeeWee Minor TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GAFalcons 24 20 4 0 40 108 45Bruins 24 18 3 3 39 106 41Affton 24 17 4 3 37 104 28Twin Bridges 24 14 4 6 34 109 57Jets 24 15 6 3 33 94 63Chesterfield 24 13 9 2 28 89 57Blues 24 11 9 4 26 44 47Cyclones 23 3 16 4 10 40 74Sabres 24 2 19 3 7 35 122Indy 24 1 20 3 5 41 161St. Jude 25 1 21 3 5 47 122Squirts TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GARockford 24 22 1 1 45 137 26Falcons 22 20 1 1 41 153 16Winnetka 20 13 5 2 28 76 51Affton 22 11 6 5 27 72 76Blues 23 12 9 2 26 93 73Chesterfield 21 10 8 3 23 86 71Sabres 21 8 9 4 20 64 67Glenview 22 7 9 6 20 62 76Huskies 23 8 13 2 18 53 73Ice Dogs 22 7 12 3 17 53 78Twin Bridges 23 6 13 4 16 53 86Indy 22 3 18 1 7 41 124Bruins 23 0 23 0 0 35 161

ST. LOUIS BLUES CHALLENGE CUPIn what could become one of the tightest race

to the cup in recent memories the 44th edition of the Mid-States Winter Classic kicks off this week with many marquee match-ups. The 12 teams that comprise the St. Louis Blues Challenge Cup starts off with a bang with a Kirkwood-Oakville match-up and finishes with a top seeded CBC-Fox battle next Thursday. Following the preliminary round next weekend, the eight schools that survive the three game sets will move on to the quarterfinals and the championship game will be played March 3 at the Scottrade Center at 8:00pm.

For undefeated and top ranked CBC (20-0-1), the road to the finals could take a path through Metro conference rivals DeSmet (16-3-2), Chaminade (15-3-2), and defending champions SLUH (13-5-3). The Spartans of DeSmet appeared to have returned to prominence this season behind a trio of top forwards Charlie Combs, Trent Frederic, and Jeff Makowski. DeSmet was the league’s first cham-pion in 1972 and they will be looking for a 15th state title.

Chaminade is still looking for its first state cham-pionship but a stout defense led by Ohio State recruit Bradley Johnson, Jacob Debus and Adam Roeder should push the Red Devils into the semi-final round. Seniors Michael Parisot and Luke Radetic lead the way with 15 goals apiece, while senior Jake Carothers, chipped in 26 points mov-ing to forward this season to bolster the attack. Chaminade opens the tournament with DeSmet tonight at Queeny Rec Complex.

Defending state champion SLUH is still a threat to repeat coming in at the fourth seed in the Challenge Cup. The Junior Billikens sport one of the league’s stingiest defense to go along with two experienced goaltenders in Joseph Warnecke and Brenden Haselhorst. On the backline, seniors

Stan Pawlow and Jack Kinzel have logged big min-utes while sophomores Stephen Lockwood and Andrew Ott have helped SLUH allow only 42 goals this season, second only to CBC’s 15 against.

“Being the defending champion we know any-thing can happen in a playoff series. This could be a real fun couple a weeks around the rinks with a lot of teams breathing down the neck of the favor-ites,” said SLUH coach Kevin Fitzgerald referring to rival CBC, who SLUH will open up the playoffs tonight at Affton.

CBC comes into this year’s tournament a big favorite, thanks to a powerful offense and the league’s top defensive corps. Up front seniors Joey Lupo, Glen Ryan, Mike Beckham and David Hibbard hope to lead the Cadets to a title that alluded them a year ago in a 2-1 loss to SLUH. Senior netminder Joe Staeley has been outstanding and seniors Mike Sieckhaus, Ryan Croghan and Alex Clark head up a veteran defensive unit.

Lindbergh, the fifth seed, and division counter-parts Oakville and Kirkwood all have potential final four teams. Kirkwood is dangerous with a pair of power forwards Kole Mudra and Dustin Smith to go along with senior goalie Jacob Bopp and top defenseman Michael Davies. Lindbergh features a potent offense and an emerging standout in nets in Sam Stephens. Oakville is a veteran squad who lost to CBC in this year’s preseason Top Hat Classic finals.

As for as a sleeper, Vianney could play the role with senior defenseman Chris Brown and Nolan Wuesthoff in front of an experienced goaltender in senior Brendan Shuck and emerging scorers in Nick Allgeyer and Ben Wingbermuehle.

WICKENHEISER CUPSeckman (11-9-1) grabs the top seed in the

Wickenheiser Cup and will rely heavily on a pair

of proven scorers. Senior Jacob Champaign (16 goals, 14 assists) and Frankie Melton (22 goals, 10 assists) lead the way for the top seeded Jaguars while slick skating Brian Schumacher is Seckman’s top blue-liner.

Rockwood Summit finished 13-5-3 and will look to seniors Cole Peterson and Devin Mayer to lead the way to a second Wickenheiser Cup final appearance. Peterson (22 goals, 15 assists) and junior Shea Mullaney (15 goals, 18 assists) are Rockwood’s top threats.

Lutheran South is the third seed and the Lancers 8-12-1 rely on a trio of sophomore forwards, Brandon Rowbottom, Tanner Glaub, and Mitchell Moellenhoff have had breakout years for South while goalie Taylor Rhodes has been a brick wall in the nets.

The fourth seed in the Wick is Francis Howell North (9-8-1) and potential spoilers could emerge from Eureka, Marquette, or Ladue. The Ladue Rams scored 95 goals this year and could surprise led by seniors Colton Schalk (28 goals, 16 assists), Matthew Gould (18 goals, 26 assists) and senior back-liner Joseph Tackes (12 goals 17 assists).

FOUNDERS CUP1. PARKWAY WEST2. NORTHWEST3. FORT ZUMWALT SOUTH4. FORT ZUMWALT NORTH5. CLAYTON6. MEHLVILLE7. WHITFIELD8. FORT ZUMWALT EAST9. WEBSTER GROVESThe Parkway West Longhorns (10-9-2) and high

scoring forward Nick Balestra (27 goals, 16 assists) should advance to the Founders Cup final and look for Northwest to join them in this year’s final. The Lions (9-10-2) are led by forwards Christian Cooley (22 goals, 11 assists) and Brendan Frazier (16 goals, 20 assists)

Good luck to all 37 teams in this year’s Mid-States High School Hockey playoffs.

MID-STATES PLAYOFF PREVIEWby Reggie Dunlop - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

Martin Commits to MichiganU16 AAA Blues defenseman Luke Martin has

verbally committed to play college hockey for the University of Michigan. Luke, a 98 birth year has played for the organization for six years and becomes the second one in his family to go on and play division one college hockey after leav-ing the program. His brother Jimmy attended Yale after he played for the AAA Blues organiza-tion.

Davies Commits to Ohio StateMichael Davies recently followed his defense

partner Bradley Johnson in committing to The Ohio State University. Davies (97) presently is on the Midget Major team and will be playing his USHL hockey for the Dubuque Fighting Saints before he attends OSU. Michael has played for the Blues organization for the last 5 years.

Johnson Commits to Ohio StateMidget Major Defenseman Bradley Johnson

(96) recently committed to playing hockey for The Ohio State University. Bradley will join Buckeye Nation after he plays for the Indiana Ice in the USHL. He has played for the last 7 years as a member of the AAA St. Louis Blues.

Lady Blues Moving on to Play College Hockey

Jessica Dunne - The Ohio StateJessica Young - Middlebury CollegeKellen Wittman - Stevenson UniversitySarah Sabo - Bemidji State University or University of Connecticut

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United States Hockey League Jr. A Tier I StandingsStandings as of 1/28/14Eastern Conference TEAM GP W L OTL PTS GF GAIndiana 35 23 6 6 52 132 90Dubuque 34 23 10 1 47 124 88Cedar Rapids 35 20 14 1 41 110 111Green Bay 35 18 12 5 41 112 104Muskegon 39 18 17 4 40 125 140Team USA 37 18 17 2 38 148 132Chicago 37 17 18 2 36 97 117Youngstown 36 8 23 5 21 105 147Western Conference TEAM GP W L OTL PTS GF GAWaterloo 35 29 5 1 59 141 88Omaha 39 27 8 4 58 140 82Sioux City 36 23 11 2 48 119 80Sioux Falls 38 21 13 4 46 119 113Tri-City 38 15 21 2 32 99 134Des Moines 35 14 18 3 31 91 116Lincoln 36 11 18 7 29 84 125Fargo 35 5 26 4 14 60 139

North American Hockey League Jr. A Tier II StandingsStandings as of 1/28/14Central Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAAustin 40 28 11 1 57 131 92Bismarck 41 24 13 4 52 125 103Aberdeen 40 22 16 2 46 107 100Minot 41 18 20 3 39 90 106Brookings 42 11 24 7 29 94 142Midwest Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAFairbanks 43 31 12 0 62 143 97MN Wilderness 40 23 11 6 52 98 75Coulee Region 41 25 16 0 50 133 115Kenai River 41 21 17 3 45 113 115Wenatchee 41 19 17 5 43 116 111MN Magicians 44 14 24 6 34 94 144North Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAPort Huron 40 23 10 7 53 133 108Michigan 40 20 12 8 48 117 108Soo 43 20 16 7 47 106 128Johnstown 43 22 19 2 46 118 126Springfield 41 19 17 5 43 105 111Janesville 39 17 20 2 36 109 127South Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAAmarillo 44 31 11 2 64 150 89Topeka 40 24 11 5 53 115 85Rio Grande 42 22 13 7 51 101 91Wichita Falls 40 21 16 3 45 110 93Corpus Christi 43 15 20 8 38 95 121Lone Star 42 14 25 3 31 91 145Odessa 41 12 27 2 26 78 140

North American 3 Hockey League Tier III Jr. A StandingsStandings as of 1/28/14CentralTeam GP W L OTL PTS GF GAPeoria 37 27 10 0 54 191 105 St. Louis 36 22 12 2 46 154 95 Chicago 35 19 9 7 45 148 139 Cincinnati 38 19 15 4 42 138 134 Wisconsin 36 18 12 6 42 153 130 Battle Creek 34 1 33 0 2 31 245 East Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GA yFlint 39 34 3 2 70 184 75 Pittsburgh 39 20 13 6 46 131 107 Toledo 35 18 11 6 42 93 96 Cleveland 36 18 14 4 40 130 123 Metro 38 16 20 2 34 110 143 Michigan 35 5 26 4 14 59 153 South Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GA Topeka 33 22 10 1 45 155 106 Dallas 29 10 17 2 22 89 128 Sugar Land 28 9 16 3 21 115 171 West Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GA xNorth Iowa 33 31 2 0 62 219 65 xGranite City 37 28 9 0 56 196 94 xAlexandria 37 23 14 0 46 175 130 Twin City 37 18 15 4 40 138 156 Minnesota 36 7 27 2 16 82 190 Breezy Point 38 7 29 2 16 88 219 x - Clinched Playoff Berth y - Clinched Division Title

Minnesota Junior Hockey League StandingsStandings as of 1/28/14Minnesota TeamsTeam GP W L T OTL SOL PTS GF GADells Ducks 34 28 5 0 1 0 57 178 81Maple Grove 37 28 8 0 1 0 57 151 89Northern Lights 38 23 11 0 4 0 50 134 105Crusaders 34 20 10 0 3 1 44 136 104Ice Hawks 36 17 12 0 7 0 41 155 141Steele County 33 11 20 0 2 0 24 105 120Edina Lakers 38 11 25 0 2 0 24 94 173MN Owls 34 7 23 0 4 0 18 89 174Great Lakes Teams Team GP W L T OTL SOL PTS GF GAMarquette 37 30 7 0 0 0 60 226 121Central WI Saints 37 24 13 0 0 0 48 147 118Tri City Icehawks 37 21 12 0 4 0 46 159 133Illiana Blackbirds 32 22 9 0 1 0 45 129 107FW Federals 38 20 15 0 3 0 43 198 152Wooster Oilers 34 16 15 0 2 1 35 137 141WI Rampage 40 9 27 0 4 0 22 146 250STL Frontenacs 37 1 33 0 3 0 5 68 243

Tier 1 Elite Hockey LeagueStandings as of 1/28/14Midget Major (18U)CHICAGOTeam GP W L T PTS GF GASt. Louis AAA 31 23 5 3 70 130 55Chicago Fury 29 21 7 1 61 92 70Thunder AAA 31 16 10 5 49 102 84Milwaukee Jr. 26 2 22 2 7 38 121KC Mavs Elite 27 1 24 2 5 43 156DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GACleveland 30 24 6 0 71 119 61Belle Tire 28 20 7 1 58 104 72Victory Honda 28 18 6 4 58 116 75Oakland Jr. 28 15 10 3 44 74 84Ohio Blue 30 13 12 5 43 95 89EAST Team GP W L T PTS GF GAPhiladelphia Jr. 32 23 8 1 67 117 96Team Comcast 32 21 8 3 63 147 107Pittsburgh 32 20 11 1 55 102 80Boston 30 15 11 4 41 94 89Buffalo Jr. 30 7 19 4 22 63 109WEST Team GP W L T PTS GF GACO Rampage 32 20 11 1 61 99 70Dallas Stars 31 12 13 6 42 93 104Phoenix Jr. 31 13 14 4 40 81 88LA Jr. Kings 32 10 19 3 29 66 98CO Thunderbirds 32 7 23 2 17 55 122 Midget Minor (16U) CHICAGO Team GP W L T PTS GF GASt. Louis AAA 32 27 3 2 81 124 54Milwaukee Jr. 26 17 8 1 50 107 77Chicago Fury 30 12 16 2 35 81 124Thunder AAA 32 10 19 3 29 83 110KC Mavs Elite 28 5 23 0 13 61 132DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GAVictory Honda 30 20 10 0 57 89 54Oakland Jr. 31 18 7 6 57 96 78Ohio Blue 30 18 9 3 54 90 74Belle Tire 31 12 16 3 36 68 93Cleveland 28 8 14 6 27 60 86EAST Team GP W L T PTS GF GABuffalo Jr. 30 23 4 3 71 130 70Team Comcast 32 21 10 1 59 108 70Pittsburgh 32 14 15 3 44 96 93Philadelphia Jr. 32 12 17 3 37 77 115Boston 30 9 21 0 25 58 106WEST Team GP W L T PTS GF GACO Thunderbirds 32 25 7 0 73 110 57LA Jr. Kings 30 22 7 1 65 108 76Dallas Stars 28 17 11 0 51 95 76CO Rampage 32 13 16 3 42 92 106Phoenix Jr. 30 0 27 3 3 34 116

Bantam Major (‘99) CHICAGO Team GP W L T PTS GF GASt. Louis AAA 21 15 4 2 32 70 35Chicago Fury 19 9 8 2 20 57 53Milwaukee Jr. 19 5 12 2 12 26 57DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GABelle Tire 21 19 2 0 38 115 42Oakland Jr. 20 15 4 1 31 85 33Victory Honda 21 12 6 3 27 82 64OHIO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAOhio Blue 18 8 9 1 17 48 45Pittsburgh 15 6 8 1 13 41 54Cleveland 20 6 14 0 12 29 82

Bantam Minor (‘00) CHICAGO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAMilwaukee Jr. 21 15 4 2 32 69 38St. Louis Blues 19 12 4 3 27 64 40Chicago Fury 21 10 9 2 22 62 52DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GABelle Tire 22 12 7 3 27 80 63Victory Honda 21 10 8 3 23 72 58Oakland Jr. 22 9 10 3 21 72 62OHIO Team GP W L T PTS GF GACleveland 21 9 8 4 22 76 49Pittsburgh 19 5 12 2 12 44 51Ohio Blue 21 1 20 0 2 23 145PeeWee Major (‘01) CHICAGO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAChicago Fury 14 6 4 4 16 51 42St. Louis Blues 14 5 6 3 13 34 40Milwaukee Jr. 14 4 9 1 9 30 50DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GABelle Tire 14 13 0 1 27 79 25Oakland Jr. 15 3 9 3 9 34 48Victory Honda 15 3 11 1 7 21 55OHIO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAPittsburgh 16 10 3 3 23 57 34Ohio Blue 16 6 6 4 16 57 53Cleveland 14 4 7 3 11 37 36

PeeWee Minor (‘02) CHICAGO Team GP W L T PTS GF GASt. Louis Blues 16 14 0 2 30 123 41Chicago Fury 14 8 6 0 16 74 57Milwaukee Jr. 12 1 10 1 3 22 71DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GABelle Tire 15 11 4 0 22 70 31Victory Honda 17 9 6 2 20 66 58Oakland Jr. 16 3 12 1 7 37 82OHIO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAPittsburgh 12 7 3 2 16 46 34Ohio Blue 12 4 7 1 9 34 59Cleveland 14 0 13 1 1 18 69

Squirt Major (‘03) CHICAGO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAChicago Fury 12 11 1 0 22 70 18St. Louis Blues 10 5 2 3 13 40 36Milwaukee Jr. 12 4 7 1 9 31 50DETROIT Team GP W L T PTS GF GAVictory Honda 14 6 6 2 14 48 53Belle Tire 15 4 9 2 10 48 70Oakland Jr. 15 1 11 3 5 27 68OHIO Team GP W L T PTS GF GAPittsburgh 10 7 2 1 15 53 15Ohio Blue 10 2 3 5 9 24 33Cleveland 10 1 6 3 5 30 48

Girls (19U) Team GP W L T PTS GF GAThunder Bay 9 7 0 2 16 37 9Team Detroit 12 7 4 1 15 35 17Shaftsbury 9 6 3 0 12 26 16Madison 7 5 1 1 11 18 5Pittsburgh 12 3 4 5 11 15 24Chicago Fury 7 4 2 1 9 19 11Honeybaked 4 4 0 0 8 10 1Minnesota 5 3 1 1 7 21 5Ohio Flames 11 2 8 1 5 14 36Dallas Stars 12 1 9 2 4 13 44Colorado Tigers 5 0 3 2 2 3 15Milwaukee Jr. 7 0 7 0 0 2 30

Girls (16U) Team GP W L T PTS GF GAMilwaukee Jr. 15 14 1 0 28 54 13Chicago Fury 15 10 4 1 21 48 21Pittsburgh 15 8 5 2 18 34 22St. Louis Lady 14 8 5 1 17 36 18Madison 14 7 5 2 16 39 17Team Detroit 14 4 8 2 10 16 29Dallas Stars 15 2 11 2 6 10 54Lansing 5 2 2 1 5 11 8Ohio Blue 15 0 14 1 1 6 72

Girls (14U) Team GP W L T PTS GF GAMilwaukee Jr. 15 14 1 0 28 65 9Pittsburgh 15 13 2 0 26 54 7Team Detroit 15 8 6 1 17 40 18CO Select 14 8 5 1 17 26 23Ohio Blue 14 6 5 3 15 23 19Chicago Fury 14 6 5 3 15 30 33St. Louis Lady 15 4 8 3 11 15 30Team Detroit 14 2 9 3 7 23 39Madison 14 2 11 1 5 15 59Ohio Flames 14 1 12 1 3 13 67

RANK TEAM RECORD LAST RANK1. CBC (20-0-1) 1 2. DeSmet (16-3-2) 33. Chaminade (15-3-2) 24. SLUH (13-5-3) 45. Oakville (12-7-2) 5 6. Kirkwood (11-5-5) 67. Vianney (8-11-2) 88. Lindbergh (11-8-1) 7 9. Fox (15-4-2) 910. Rockwood (13-5-3) 10

Teams on the bubble: Westminster (10-9-2)Seckman (11-9-1)Francis Howell (13-4-4)Fort Zumwalt West (15-5-1) Eureka (9-10-2)

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TOP TEN GAME SCORES (past 2 weeks)1. CBC Beat SLUH 5-1, Lafayette 10-0, Chaminade 3-02, DeSmet Beat Vianney 4-3, Chaminade 5-0, MICDS 7-23. Chaminade Beat Marquette 5-1, Vianney 3-1, lost to DeSmet 5-2, tied SLUH 2-24. SLUH Beat Eureka 5-0, Vianney 2-1, lost to CBC 5-1, tied Chaminade 2-25. Oakville Beat Eureka 4-2, Lafayette 7-3, tied Kirkwood 2-26. Kirkwood Beat Summit 5-0, lost to Lindbergh 2-1, tied Oakville 2-27. Vianney Beat Lindbergh 6-2, lost to SLUH 2-1, DeSmet 4-3, Chaminade 3-18. Lindbergh Beat Kirkwood 2-1, Lafayette 10-2, Marquette 10-1, lost to Vianney 6-29. Fox Beat Mehlville 7-4, lost to Parkway South 4-3, tied Northwest 3-310. Rockwood Summit Beat Lutheran South 4-2, Priory 5-1, lost to Kirkwood 5-0, tied Westminster 1-1

Meeh To Springfield To Finish Season

St. Louis Jr. Blues defenseman Kyle Meeh was signed by the Springfield Jr. Blues of the NAHL last week and will finish the 2013-14 season with them. Meeh had been given a tender offer for the 2014-15 season but was given the opportunity to practice and skate with the Jr. Blues during an off weekend for St. Louis. After playing two games this past weekend, the Springfield Jr. Blues decided to make the move for this year rather than tender Meeh for next season.

St. Louis Head Coach Chris Flaugher said, “We were lucky to have Kyle as long as we did this year. We were not expecting him to be back in a St. Louis uniform this season. But his presence in the line-up and in the locker room, with so many young

players and rookies, put us in a position where now we are in contention for the division title.”

Meeh comment-ed, “This has what I have been working towards for the last couple of years. I just want to prove I can play at that level and higher. Springfield is giving me that opportunity and I am excited about the opportunity.” This past weekend, in 2 games, Meeh notched an assist and had a chance to shoot in Springfield’s shootout loss to Coulee Region.

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