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1984 Archbishop Ryan Raiders Class AAA Flyers Cup Champions<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

FLYERS CUP – Class AAA Division Championship
Council Rock Indians vs Archbishop Ryan Raiders Mar 27, 1984
Played @ The Skatium – Havertown, PA<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

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IN THE NEWS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

1984 Ryan Tops Council Rock in opener of Flyers Cup – Flyers Cup History (flyers-cup-history.org)<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

1984 Flyers Cup is a wide-open playoff – Flyers Cup History (flyers-cup-history.org)<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

1984 The fifth annual Flyers Cup Tournament will begin tomorrow at Havertown Skatium – Flyers Cup History (flyers-cup-history.org)<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

March 28, 1984<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The Philadelphia Inquirer<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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It was a matchup between a team. that hinges its success on the lunch pail work ethic and one that kills softly with speed and finesse. Chalk one up for the lunch pail kids. Archbishop Ryan last night became the first school within the city limits to bring home the Flyers Cup with an exciting 54 victory over Council Rock before about 1,000 spectators at the Havertown Skatium. Ryan became the first team from the Lower Bucks County Scholastic League to win the cup in the tourney’s five-year existence. The Raiders went 3-0 in the tourney. But the emotional victory did not come easily. Ryan needed a power- play goal by Craig Campagnolio<\/a> with 1:35 remaining to punctuate a comeback and spark a frenzied celebration that spilled into the locker room. Campagnolio’s goal, his second of the game, came from just outside the crease after he took a pass from John Stafford and beat Council Rock goalkeeper Craig DalFarra. Ryan, outplayed and looking a bit sluggish through the first two periods, trailed 3-2 entering the third period. Campagnolio pulled Ryan even, 3-3, just 1:10 into the period by stuffing in a shot from in close.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Two minutes later, Dan Palmer<\/a>, Ryan’s clever center who won the Bobby Clarke Award as the tourney’s Most Valuable Player, put the Raiders in front with a brilliant solo effort. Palmer blasted a shot on net and raced behind the goal to regain control of the puck. He then circled in front of the net, unattended, and fired in the go-ahead goal. But Council Rock had the big weapon and used it to tie the score, 4- 4, with less than 10 minutes remaining. That weapon was John Rankel<\/a>, a center with a laser slapshot and jet- propelled skates. Rankel’s tying goal gave him a hat trick, and it set the scene for a harrowing finish. “My ulcers have ulcers,” Ryan coach Bob Ipri<\/a> said. “It’s over and I’m still nervous.” The reason for Ipri’s anxiety was clear. Ryan’s Mike Kennedy, a bullish defenseman, went off for charging at 8:39 of the third period and compounded the predicament by drawing an extra 2 minutes for un- sportsmanlike conduct. Council Rock’s Steve Strzelecki went off 29 seconds later, but then Steve Skiba followed teammate Kennedy into the penalty box, leaving Ryan two players short for 2 minutes. But Ryan survived, thanks to the staunch goaltending of Frank Skirpan, who made a marvelous save on dangerous Mike Cardonick<\/a> in the closing minute. After Campagnolio’s eventual winning goal, Kennedy again went off for interference with 38 seconds to go. Predictably, Council Rock pulled its goalie and made one final rush at the Ryan net. But Skirpan, who made 23 saves, refused to crumble. “We were two men short twice against them the first time we played [last Wednesday],” Ipri said, “and we held them off then as well. But we’ve been doing those kinds of things all year long. It’s just that these kids don’t know how to quit, and they refuse to lose. We have no superstars, just 17 hungry kids.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n\n\n

SCORING SUMMARY<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n


FIRST PERIOD:<\/strong> 1, Ryan, Jim Rohan (Dan Palmer<\/a>, Dan Rock), 2:32. 2, Council Rock, John Rankel<\/a> (unassisted). 3, Council Rock, Matt Harrington<\/a> (John Delfini, John Vosburgh), 8:29.
SECOND PERIOD:<\/strong> 4, Ryan, Steve Skiba (Dave Lavanga, Ray Matz<\/a>), 9:14. 5, Council Reck, John Rankel<\/a> (Steve Strzelecki, Craig Dalfarra, 13:14.
THIRD PERIOD:<\/strong> Ryan Craig Campagnolio<\/a> (Dan Palmer<\/a>), 1:10. 7, Ryan, Dan Palmer<\/a> (Steve Skiba), 2:16. 8, Council Rock, John Rankel<\/a> (Matt Goring, Steve Strzelecki), 5:15. 9, Ryan, Craig Campagnollo (John Stafford, Ray Matz<\/a>), 13:25.
Shots on goal:<\/strong> Ryan 7-9-4-20. Council Rock 9-10-8 -27.
Goalles:<\/strong> Ryan, Skirpan. Council Rock: DalFarra.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

ROSTERS<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Head Coach:<\/strong> Bob Ipri<\/a>
Assistant Coach: <\/strong>Jim Anderson
Assistant Coach:<\/strong> Joe Vendetti<\/p>\n\n\n\n

1 Frank Skirpan
5 Mike Kennedy
7 Steve Skiba
10 Dave Lavanga
11 Lou Pannella
12 Mike Pannella
13 Craig Campagnolio<\/a>
14 Steve Pospiech
15 Steve Ipri
16 Mike Shuron
17 John Stafford
19 Dan Rock
23 Jim Rohan
25 Frank Monaco
26 Dan Palmer<\/a> – MVP \/ Highest Scorer
27 Ray Matz<\/a>
31 Mike DeFao<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

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Head Coach:<\/strong> Doug Melvin
Assistant Coach: <\/strong>Jim Phelani Sr.
Manager:<\/strong> Joe Strzelecki

1 Craig DalFarra
2 Tim Millevoi
3 Jerry Jacob
4 Matt Harrington<\/a>
5 Jon Herskovitz
6 Jim Phelani Jr
7 John Delfini
8 Mike Cardonick<\/a>
9 Jerry Moore
10 Steve Strzelecki
12 John Vosburgh
14 Matt Goring
15 Brett Mandes
16 Steve Pfirman
20 John Rankel<\/a>
30 Stan Crooks

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