
Go back in time and read about the origin of The Flyers Cup Tournament, how it all began, the key contributors, its progression, and all of the people behind the scenes responsible for making it happen. The Flyers Cup is center stage for High School Ice Hockey in Southeastern Pennsylvania and throughout the Delaware Valley. Includes news and media from recent dates as well!
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Mike McDevitt Hockey History

Mike McDevitt attended North Catholic from 1978-1982; he played on the Ice Hockey team all 4 years. He was a three-time Suburban High School Hockey League all-star; and in his senior year, he was selected to the Pennsylvania All-Area Team. Upon graduation from North Catholic in 1982, he received a United States Congressional appointment to…
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Ray DiLauro Hockey History

Ray played high school hockey for the Bensalem Owls of the Lower Bucks County Scholastic Hockey League, “LBCSHL”. Ray was a dual sport athlete who was also a starting pitcher on the Varsity baseball team. In the spring of 1995 Ray was offered a half tuition scholarship to attend the New Hampton Prep School in…
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Tony Voce Hockey History

Tony played one year of high school hockey for the Archbishop Ryan Raiders in the Lower Bucks County Scholastic Hockey League, “LBCSHL.” Voce was a dynamic forward with incredible talent. Any time he played he almost always scored multiple points per game. The kid could skate, shoot, control, and pass, and he possessed ridiculous on-ice…
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Matt Mulhern Hockey History

Matt Mulhern played high school hockey for the Malvern Prep Friars. Following in his brother Ryan’s footsteps, Matt played only his freshman, and sophomore years for the school. Like his brothers Rob, and Ryan, Matt wore the Mulhern number thirteen carrying on the family legacy at Malvern Prep. During his two years at Prep, the…
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Ryan Mulhern Hockey History

Ryan Mulhern played high school hockey for the Malvern Prep Friars in the Eastern High School Hockey League, “EHSHL”. Though it was only two seasons, he left an indelible mark scoring 45 points as a freshman in the 1987-88 season, and 78 points as a sophomore, in 1988-89. In just two seasons he put over…
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Michael Mullaney Hockey History

Mike Mullaney began his high school hockey career at Central Bucks East under coach Andy Richards before transferring to Germantown Academy where he was a standout defenseman with the likes of star forwards Bobby Brody, J.J. Reydel, Rob Schlegel, and Mike McGregor. Mullaney played a big part in Germantown’s first-ever back-to-back Flyers Cup Class AAA…
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Antti Autere Hockey History

Antti Autere was born in Helsinki, Finland and grew up in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Autere attended Pennsbury High School, where he was a star defenseman for the Falcons Varsity ice hockey team. The Pennsbury Falcons competed to a second-place finish in the 1984-1985 season and matched up against the Archbishop Ryan Raiders in the Lower…
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Jamie Leach Hockey History

Jamie Leach grew up in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and played hockey at Cherry Hill High School East for the Cougars in the SHSHL, “Suburban High School Hockey League.” The Cougars petitioned several times for a charter to play in the LBCSHL, and the SHSHL but were denied entry due to the geography issue of…
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Jay Caufield Hockey History

Caufield was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was raised in the Towamencin Township, Pennsylvania, area about a mile outside Lansdale borough. He played for and graduated from North Penn High School. Caufield was noticeably the largest player on the North Penn Knights ice hockey team, however, hockey wasn’t his first sport, he also played football…
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Ray Staszak Hockey History

The image provided is from Ray’s team photo with the Archbishop Ryan Raiders Ray Staszak played his youth and high school hockey in Lower Bucks County, outside of the Philadelphia Metropolitan area. Ray was a big strong kid who played forward for the Archbishop Ryan Raiders in their first years of existence. He later went…
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Mike Richter Hockey History

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 Suburban High School Hockey League, “SHSHL, he left early to complete his senior year at prep school. He played his college hockey career for the University of Wisconsin from 1985…
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Mark Richards Hockey History

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 the Central Bucks East Blazers and ending with the Germantown Academy Patriots of the Suburban High School Hockey League, “SHSHL.” He played his college hockey career for UMass Lowell from…
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Steve Richards Hockey History

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 Bucks East Blazers of the Suburban High School Hockey League, “SHSHL.” He went to Notre Dame high school of Saskatchewan where he played prep hockey before college. Richards played his…
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2019 All-Area Teams (Delco)

April 20, 2019 All-Delco Hockey: Irey blazed an impressive trail to Player of the Year honors Player of the Year NETHER PROVIDENCE — Prior to the start of the 2018-19 season, Strath Haven coach Matt Chandik challenged his best player. Mike Irey had put together quite a resume in three years of varsity hockey, which included…
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2018 All-Area Teams (Delco)

April 9, 2018 All-Delco Hockey: Mature McCanney grew into the Player of Year Player of the Year After Cardinal O’Hara defeated Father Judge, 3-2, in overtime to win the PCL championship, Crusaders coach William Connors gave Liam McCanney, who had scored the winning goal, one of those compliments reserved for the top performers in scholastic…
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2017 All-Area Teams (Delco)

March 31, 2017 All-Delco Ice Hockey: Ridley’s Giampapa showed next-level talent When the local hockey scene first caught a glimpse of Michael Giampapa, the scrawny 14-year-old freshman answered yes or no questions as succintly as possible and piled up points in an unassuming manner. Ridley coach Stephane Charbonneau trusted him beyond his years, though, and…
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