The school photo below is from Germantown Academy Patriots, 1983. Mike Richter played his high school hockey career for the Germantown Academy Patriots of the […]
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The school photo below is from Germantown Academy Patriots, 1983. Mike Richter played his high school hockey career for the Germantown Academy Patriots of the […]
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The school photo below is from the Germantown Academy Patriots, 1986. Memphis Riverkings CHL Highlights Mark Richards played his high school hockey career beginning with […]
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The school photo below is from the Central Bucks East Blazers, 1988. Steve Richards Highlights Steve Richards played his high school career for the Central […]
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March 25, 2006 FLYERS CUP AA CHAMPIONSHIP Haverford High earned a return trip to the state scholastic ice hockey championships after winning its second straight […]
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March 24, 2006 FLYERS CUP PREVIEW Three champions will be crowned tonight and tomorrow as the 27th annual Flyers Cup championship tournament comes to its […]
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March 14, 2006 O’Hara is the favorite in AAA action, while Cherokee is a formidable contender in AA play. Here is a look at the […]
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March 24, 2005 Two goals by most valuable player Dave Bixler helped Penncrest rally for a 6-2 ice hockey win over Central Bucks West in […]
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March 18, 2005 Class AAA. Malvern Prep ice hockey coach John Graves has used five different goalies over the last five years and his latest, […]
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April 6, 2004 A Malvern Prep goalie stops any doubts by stopping pucks. Bryan Mountain plays at a constant disadvantage as a 5-foot-4 goaltender. But […]
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March 25, 2004 The Radnor ice hockey team had steamrolled through its first three games in the Flyers Cup Class A tournament by a combined […]
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March 26, 2004 Archbishop Carroll ice hockey coach Bill Hammond had the jitters before the Patriots met Archbishop Wood in the Flyers Cup Class AA […]
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March 17, 2004 La Salle goaltender Ken Wochele is hoping to lead the Explorers back to the Flyers Cup final. Ken Wochele thought it was […]
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