The Flyers Cup Tournament History Articles From The Past
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2025 APAC All-Conference Teams
May 11, 2025 The 2025 All-APAC team as selected by the conference coaches. FIRST TEAM Forward: Brady Logue, Holy Ghost Prep, JuniorForward: Grant LaGreca, LaSalle, SeniorForward: Cole Gargon, St. Joseph’s Prep, SophomoreDefense: Will Gregorio, LaSalle, SeniorDefense: Ryan Lippy, Holy Ghost Prep, SeniorGoaltender: Jake Rossi, LaSalle, Senior SECOND TEAM Forward: Teague Murray, Malvern Prep, SeniorForward: Julian…
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2024 APAC All-Conference Teams
May 11, 2024 The 2024 All-APAC team as selected by the conference coaches. FIRST TEAM Forward: Dean Carvalho, LaSalle, SeniorForward: Jeremy Jacobs, Malvern Prep, SeniorForward: Justin LaPlante, Hun School, SeniorDefense: Brady Doyle, Malvern Prep, SeniorDefense: Thomas Doucet, LaSalle, SeniorGoaltender: Jake Rossi, LaSalle, Junior SECOND TEAM Forward: Brady Collins, St. Joseph’s Prep, SeniorForward: Patrick Brace, LaSalle,…
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John Schierbaum Hockey History
John Schierbaum began his high school playing career with the West Chester Henderson Warriors, which was a combined program of players from both Henderson and East, but ended with the West Chester East Vikings. Schierbaum was a high-scoring converted defenseman in high school, from his normal position at forward, to extend his playing time. John…
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Cole Pluck finds his way into the North Penn Knights history books
Cole Pluck has established himself as a potent goal scorer for the Knights hockey program. The seven-year forward has been with the program since the sixth grade. Over the years as Pluck has matured so did his game. This year, he’s hit a milestone no other North Penn forward has done since former Knights forward,…
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Sam Lipkin Hockey History
Sam Lipkin went to and played for the La Salle College High School Explorers from 2017 through 2019. He was an impact player on offense with exceptional speed, intelligence, and play-making ability. Lipkin played on and anchored one of the best offensive lines in the league with teammates Daniel Sambuco, and Michael Casey. Sam tallied…
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Jim Britt Hockey History
Jim Britt went to and played for the Holy Ghost Prep Firebirds of the Lower Bucks County Scholastic Hockey League, “LBCSHL.” Britt was a standout goaltender for the Firebirds, playing his entire high school career for prep. Britt’s story is a bit different than most. As a student at Kings College in Wilkes-Barre, his main…
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Joe Houk Hockey History
Joe Houk went to and played for the Council Rock Golden Hawks, otherwise known as “South”. He was an impact player on defense with impressive skills both on the blueline and with the puck offensively. Joe’s nickname was “Chippy” for his chipped tooth, in his freshman year he won the “Freshman Award”. Houk began his…
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Mike Pietrangelo Hockey History
Mike Pietrangelo went to and played for the William Tennent Panthers of the Suburban High School Hockey League. He was a high-scoring forward who led his team and the league in points in the 1992, (39 goals and 41 assists for 81 points) season. Pietrangelo led the Panthers to an SHSHL title after beating Council…
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Barry Goers Hockey History
Barry Goers went to and played for the Council Rock Indians, (North) in both the SHSHL and ICSHL and was a standout defenseman. As a junior and senior, he was a two-time All-Star team member in high school. He was named Breakaway Magazine’s Defenseman of the Year as a senior when he graduated from Council…
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Ryan Gunderson Hockey History
Ryan Gunderson went to and played for Holy Ghost Prep of the Lower Bucks County Scholastic Hockey League, “LBCSHL.” The gifted Firebird forward played all four years of high school eligibility piling up milestones and achievements. In Ryan’s freshman year 1999-00, he posted almost 50 points with 14 goals, and 29 assists for 43 points.…
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Brian O’Neill Hockey History
Brian O’Neill went to and played for Germantown Academy High School of the Inter-County Scholastic Hockey League, “ICSHL.” Brian played three years for the Patriots, in which they won the ICSHL title in 2005. In his first season, Brian was named Breakaway Magazine Freshman of the Year. In his sophomore, and junior years he was…
