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St. Louis Sled Hockey Blues WIN National Championship

March 29, 2013 – Volume 13–11

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St. Louis Sled Hockey Blues WIN National Championship

St. Louis Sends Five To U17 National Program Tryouts 3Missouri, CSDHL & Central District Winners 3Jr. Blues Sign O’Bryan And McGlynn 3Cody Guidorzi Tenders With Port Huron 3NCAA Division I Ice Hockey Championships 4MYHockey National Rankings/ Local Teams In Top 100 4Former Bandits Cooper Named Head Coach Of Tampa Bay 6AAA Midget Majors Win Central District Championship 6St. Louis Bantam AAA Majors Punch Ticket To Nationals 6DASA Blues Win National Sled Championship 8Tournament Calendar 10Standings – USHL & NAHL 10

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The St. Louis AAA Blues Hockey Club is extremely proud to announce that five (5) play-ers from the U16 Midget Minor Team have been selected to participate

on the USA Hockey 2013 National Team Development Program Evaluation Camp Roster!

Michael Davies (D), Jacob Henderson (F), Luke Kunin (F), Luke Opilka (G) & Matthew Tkachuk (F) represent five (5) of the top fifty two (52) 97 birth year players selected to attend the camp beginning March 22, 2013. Kunin & Tkachuk have been with the Blues organi-zation for the last six (6) seasons, with Davies, Henderson & Opilka

at 5, 4 & 3 seasons respectively. All five (5) players are members of the St. Louis AAA Blues TOEHL U-16 Championship team.

To be selected as one of the top fifty two (52) players in your birth year is an honor and demonstrates what can be achieved through dedication and work ethic. As an organization, it’s rewarding to see players recognized for their achievements and a selection of this magnitude bodes well for the player, the AAA Blues and the TOEHL.

The Tier 1 Elite Hockey League and the St. Louis AAA Blues Hockey Club wishes these young men success at the camp and in all their future endeavors.

St. Louis Strikes Big on the USA National Team Development Program Evaluation Camp Roster

Tier I Elite – March 22, 2013

The St. Louis Jr. Blues regular season lead-ing scorer, Cody Guidorzi, has signed a ten-der with the Port Huron Falcons of the NAHL for next season. Guidorzi finished the regu-lar season with 54 points in 44 games. Head coach J.P. Beilsten said, “Cody told me this weekend that he had decided to sign with Port Huron. He had several opportunities to tender this year but decided to sign with the Falcons.”

Guidorzi said, “I liked what the coaching staff had to say. I feel like this is a situation that will allow me to go to camp and make the team and be a productive member of

the team.” Beilsten continued, “We are excited for

Cody. We didn’t know how special of a play-er we were getting in Cody. He had been hampered by injuries last year, so he didn’t really have the chance to showcase what he can do. This year he did. He is going to a good team with a good track record of moving players, especially in the last couple of years.”

Guidorzi is second in team scoring in the playoffs with 6 points in three games.

Visit www.stljrblues.org for more informa-tion.

Cody Guidorzi Tenders With Port HuronSt. Louis Jr. Blues – March 18, 2013

The St. Louis Jr. Blues are happy to announce that they have signed their first two tenders for the 2013-14 season. Head Coach J.P. Beilsten said, “We feel like we have committed to two excellent, young hockey players.” The Jr. Blues signed Andy McGlynn, a 1997 birth year player that played for the Affton Americans U18 CSDHL team in 2012-13. Also committing to the Jr. Blues is Zane O’Bryan, also a 1997 birth year player that skated with the St. Louis Amateur Blues U16 AAA team in 2012-13.

Beilsten continued, “I have been watching these guys all year, both with their youth and high school teams. Both of them are game changers. Both are not only skilled

with the puck, but gritty. Both will have some work to do this summer, getting stron-ger and learning to play against older, more physical players, but in the long run, both will have some great opportunities at the next level.”

O’Bryan and McGlynn hope to join the list of tenders that went on to become suc-cessful players in the NA3HL. Several of the tenders from 2012-13 have had outstand-ing seasons and are tendered at the Tier II level, including, Trey Dodd, Kyle Meeh, and Brycon Johnson. Beilsten said, “I’m really excited about getting these guys. I think both sides will benefit greatly!”

Jr. Blues Sign O’Bryan and McGlynnSt. Louis Jr. Blues – March 23, 2013

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CHAMPIONS 2012-‘13

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who play on 9 of the 16 teams will take to the ice...Cory Hibbeler (Jr. / Quinnipiac)

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David Makowski (Jr. / Denver)Scott Mayfield (So. / Denver)Jarrod Mermis (Jr. / Denver)

John Ramage (Sr. / Wisconsin)Michael Parks (So. / North Dakota)

Dan Weiss (Sr. / Niagara)Sam Warning (So. / Minnesota)

MYHockey National RankingsCongratulations to all of the following local teams who cracked the Top 100

in the National Rankings as of March 27, 2013…

Complete rankings can be found at www.myhockeyrankings.com.

Tier I – AAAU18 National Ranking

#8. St. Louis AAA Blues (44-11-4)U16 National Ranking

#3. St. Louis AAA Blues (60-10-2)‘98s National Ranking




#19. St. Louis AAA Blues (35-18-9)

Tier I – AAA GirlsU19 National Ranking

#17. AAA Lady Blues (17-20-7)U16 National Ranking



#10. AAA Lady Blues (18-8-6)

Tier II – AAU18 National Ranking

#2. Affton Americans (40-10-6)#10. Chesterfield Falcons (24-21-4)

#18. Twin Bridges Lightning (18-20-9)U16 National Ranking


#80. Twin Bridges Lightning (13-23-5)‘98s National Ranking

#2. St. Peters Selects (37-9-3)#5. Affton Americans (44-15-2)

#70. Chesterfield Falcons (26-30-5)‘99s National Ranking


#46. St. Peters Selects (19-35-8)‘00s National Ranking

#10. Chesterfield Falcons (28-16-6)#36. Affton Americans (29-23-6)

‘01s National Ranking#5. Chesterfield Falcons (30-17-6)#17. Affton Americans (25-28-12)

‘02s (Combined AAA/AA Ranking)#1. St. Louis AAA Blues (18-6-3)#38. Affton Americans (24-19-5)

#63. Twin Bridges Lightning (24-19-4)‘03s (Combined AAA/AA Ranking)

#67. Affton Americans (8-19-7)


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The ‘98 St. Louis AAA Blues hope to put an exclamation point on what has already been a memorable 2012-13 season.

The Bantam Major squad has already won the St. Louis Super Series and the Dallas Super Series. They have also been U.S. champs in the Nation’s Cup and made the finals in the Bauer World Hockey Invitational.

The Blues now look for a happy ending to their 50 win season (against only five losses and six ties) at the Bantam Major National Tournament, which will be played in Pittsburgh April 3-7.

St. Louis, which is ranked fourth nation-ally, qualified for nationals by wining the Central District Championships March 15-17 in Wisconsin.

They did so in unconventional style by scor-ing 19 goals in their three games, all victories. They had a player register a hat trick in every game.

“We have not been a high scoring team,” Blues coach Kerry Preete said. “The key for us has been limiting shots and goals. We have been emphasizing the last three or four weeks that we need to get to the net and score goals when you get to this level. We were able to do that in Wisconsin although we had to come back in every game.”

It was a four-team round-robin format with several tie-breakers which were not needed with the three St. Louis wins.

Brandon Puricelli set the tone for the improved offense with four goals in a 5-2 opening round win against the Chicago Mission. Logan Brown followed with a hat trick of his own in an 8-3 victory over Russell

Stover. The Blues closed out the tournament with a 6-3 win over the Milwaukee Jr. Admirals as Trent Frederic had three goals.

“We had the big scoring games individually but those guys would be the first to say that their success was because everybody played well,” Preete said. “I think the key for us in this tournament and throughout the season is that when we are healthy we roll out three forward lines and three sets of defensemen. We play a full roster.”

Preete does not plan to change in the 12-team national tournament. “We hope to stick with our plan and attack both offensively and defensively,” Preete said.

St. Louis has played over half of the teams in the national tournament through the sea-son including top-ranked Honeybaked from Detroit.

“Honeybaked has separated themselves a bit and are the team to beat coming into the tournament,” Preete said. “We played them once and lost 4-2 at the Silver Sticks. But we played well after trailing 3-0 after the first seven minutes.”

The Blues will get their next shot at Honeybaked in their third game of the tour-nament after games with Indianapolis and New Jersey.

Members of the 98 St. Louis AAA Blues include: Logan Brown; Willie Canfield; Josh Dunne; Ty Farmer; Zach Fizer; Cody Foppe; Trent Frederic; Michael Joyce; Steve Lockwood; Timmy Makowski; Luke Martin; Tommy Nappier; Jared Preete; Brandon Puricelli; Evgeniy Shoman; Zach Solow; Tyler Watson; and Joseph Woll.

St. Louis Bantam AAA Majors Punch Ticket To Tier I Nationalsby Bill Hester - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

The Central District Championships for the Midget Major division were expected to be tight and it was evident from the very first round that was going to be the case.

Two games in the four-team round-robin were decided in overtime.

The Midget Major AAA Blues defeated the Chicago Mission, 3-2, in overtime in their first game, which set the tone for a district title and a spot in the national tournament, which will be played April 3-7 in Pittsburgh.

The win over the Mission, which was ranked second in the nation, was a huge one as the Blues dominated the five-player shootout. Goaltender Cameron Gornet stopped all three of the Mission shots while the Blues scored on their first three shots.

St. Louis followed that game with a 4-1 win over Russell Stover but they still needed a team over Team Wisconsin in the third game to earn the national birth. Wisconsin was mathematically eliminated but gave the Blues all they could handle before the Blues prevailed 3-2.

“I thought that we were the better team,” St. Louis coach Scott Sanderson said. “But they put together an All-Star type of team and had a lot of skilled players. They had not played together as much as we had though. But I have to give them a lot of credit. They played extremely hard and we really had to earn it.”

Wisconsin pulled its goalie in the final min-

ute and the Blues had four key blocked shots to preserve the win and the national birth.

Winning the two close games in districts was symbolic of the way the season has gone for the Blues, who are ranked eighth in the nation entering the national tournament.

“We have been a strong defensive team all year,” Sanderson said. “In close games we do not waver. The third period is usually our strongest.”

Sanderson looks forward to seeing how his team will compete in Pittsburgh.

“Our first three games are against teams which are ranked ahead of us so we will be the underdogs and that is fine with us,” Sanderson said. “I expect that we will represent St. Louis well. The one thing that I know is that we will not get out-worked and when you work hard you always have an opportunity. When you combine that work ethic with our talent, we feel we have a chance every time we step on the ice.”

Members of the Midget Major AAA Blues include: Christian Hoffmeister; Mike Sieckhaus; Thomas Stahlhuth; Grant Frederic; Zach Bross; Jeff Makowski; Chase Berger; Eric Ruesch; Bradley Johnson; Brendan Wilson; Charlie Combs; Nick Kunin; Corey Quinn; Alec Pellegrino; William Scherer; Brady Crabtree; Joe O’Brien; Cameron Gornet; Alex Jasiek; and Kirk Gilleland.

AAA Midget Majors Win Central District Tier I Championshipby Bill Hester - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

The Tampa Bay Lightning named Jon Cooper as the eighth head coach in franchise history on March 25, 2013. Cooper joined the Lightning after having spent the previous three seasons behind the bench of Tampa Bay’s top minor league affiliate, the Norfolk Admirals from 2010-12 and this season with the Syracuse Crunch, compiling a 133-62-26 (.661) record in 221 AHL games.

Cooper was awarded the Louis A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as the AHL’s top coach last season after guiding the Admirals to the Calder Cup Championship. He led Norfolk to a 94-44-18 record in the regular season and a 17-7 mark in the playoffs during two seasons behind the bench. In 2011-12 the Cooper-led Admirals set franchise records with 55 wins and 113 points en route to the franchise’s first Calder Cup Championship. Along the way Cooper and

his team set a North American professional sports record, winning a remarkable 28 con-secutive games. That season Norfolk earned the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy as the AHL’s regular season points champion, while also capturing the league’s East Division title.

During the 2012-13 season, Cooper led the Crunch to a 39-18-8 record, the best in the AHL, despite a number of key players being recalled to the Lightning. Syracuse’s 218 goals are also the most in the league. Of the Bolts’ current roster, 10 players have played for the Crunch this season, already giving Cooper familiarity with a number of players. Cooper has also run the Lightning’s development camps during his time in the organization.

Before joining the AHL ranks, Cooper also found success in the USHL with the Green Bay Gamblers, posting an 84-27-9 record in two

seasons. Under Cooper’s guidance the Gamblers posted back-to-back seasons with the best record in the USHL and won the 2010 Clark Cup. In 2008-09, Cooper’s first season, Green Bay saw a 50-point improvement from the previous year, setting a USHL record for largest single-season improvement. He was rewarded with the 2009 and 2010 USHL General Manager of the Year Awards, as well as being named the 2010 USHL Coach of the Year..

A native of Prince, George, British Columbia, Cooper played high school hockey at Notre Dame in Wilcox, Saskatchewan. He then moved on to Hofstra University, where he played four seasons of division I lacrosse. Cooper also played one season on Hofstra’s hockey team. He then went on to earn a law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan, eventu-ally closing his practice in 2003 to pursue a career

in coaching.Cooper and his wife Jessie have three children:

twin daughters, Julia and Josephine, and a son, Jonathan.

Jon Cooper Named Head Coach of the Tampa Bay LightningNHL Release, March 25, 2013 - www.nhl.com


The plane carrying the Disabled Athlete Sports Association (DASA) St. Louis Blues sled hockey team was the last to land at Lambert Field March 24 after the historic spring snow-storm of 2013.

And it also contained some important cargo including the trophy for a national champion-ship, which the DASA-St. Louis Blues earned earlier that day in Westchester, Pennsylvania.

It was all good news indeed with the nation-al title and the safe flight, which actually land-ed several minutes early.

The DASA St. Louis Blues were well pre-pared for the national tournament after fin-ishing first in the premier sled hockey league, the Midwest Sled Hockey League. DASA-St. Louis lost just one league game, falling to the Chicago Blackhawks.

The format for the national tournament included two pools of four teams with the top two teams in each pool qualifying for the semifinals.

DASA-St. Louis found itself with no mar-gin for error after falling to the San Antonio Rampage 2-1 in the first round-robin game. It was the same Rampage team which St. Louis had beaten six of seven times during the sea-son although all of the games were close.

DASA-St. Louis won a tight 2-1 game against the Pittsburgh Penguins and then clinched a spot in the semifinals with a convincing 8-1 triumph over the UNH Wildcats.

DASA-St. Louis finished second in Pool A and crossed over to play the Buffalo Sabres, who had won Pool A. The semifinal game proved to be a classic with the Blues com-ing out on top 3-2 in sudden death over-time. Buffalo was the defending Tier I national champions.

Buffalo had pulled its goalie to tie the game in the final moments but Josh Pauls scored on

a breakaway after receiving a pass from Billy Hanning just 1:17 into sudden death.

“That was the most exciting game of the tournament,” Blues coach Mike Dowling said. “There was so much excitement after Josh had scored that goal. But Josh gathered the team together and said to act like we had been there before.”

There was also some unfinished business, the national championship game which was a rematch of the first game of the tournament against San Antonio.

The Blues had opened the season back in November in Buffalo at the National Hockey League Sled Classic, which included 14 teams sanctioned by NHL teams. DASA-St. Louis had finished 3-2 in that tournament with its two losses coming against Buffalo and San Antonio.

They avenged the Buffalo loss in the semi-finals and avenged the loss to San Antonio in the championship game 3-1 although the third goal was an empty netter.

“We knew we were the best team and we had to go out there and prove it,” Dowling said. “We had all those games against San Antonio during the season and I think every one of them were decided by a goal and a couple went into overtime.”

It was the same kind of story in the title game as the Blues raced out to a 2-0 lead. San Antonio scored to get to within a goal but then the Blues clinched it with the empty net goal to finish the season with an overall record of 22-5 and a national title.

Members of the national champion DASA-St. Louis team included: Josh Pauls; Justin Vitale; Justin Howard; Kat Steele; Billy Hanning; Sean Stueve; Chad Travous; Jermiah Dequire; Jason Malady; and Steve Cash.

DASA Blues Win National Sled Championshipby Bill Hester - ‘Hockey Stop’ Correspondent’

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“Traditions Symbolize Us... Championships Define Us”

United States Hockey League Jr. A Tier I StandingsStandings as of 3/27/13Western Conference Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAxSioux Falls 58 42 14 2 86 220 166Fargo 58 35 16 7 77 210 178Lincoln 58 34 21 3 71 195 177Waterloo 56 31 21 4 66 233 202Omaha 58 32 25 1 65 162 163Tri-City 58 22 29 7 51 179 213Des Moines 58 23 32 3 49 172 216Sioux City 58 19 28 11 49 168 189 Eastern Conference Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAyDubuque 58 41 10 7 89 219 138xGreen Bay 57 34 19 4 72 212 175xMuskegon 59 30 19 10 70 166 157xYoungstown 56 33 23 0 66 189 175Chicago 57 24 29 4 52 159 193Cedar Rapids 57 21 29 7 49 165 204Indiana 58 20 33 5 45 169 222Team USA 56 19 32 5 43 154 204 x - Clinched Playoff Berth y - Clinched Division Title

North American Hockey League Jr. A Tier II StandingsStandings as of 3/27/13Central Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAyAustin 58 40 11 7 87 214 152xBismarck 58 33 16 9 75 173 138xBrookings 58 31 22 5 67 171 173xMinot 58 26 28 4 56 149 176Aberdeen 58 22 29 7 51 152 190Coulee Region 58 16 37 5 37 154 215North Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAySoo 58 39 14 5 83 192 147xJamestown 58 36 18 4 76 168 146xKalamazoo 58 34 18 6 74 179 162xJohnstown 58 26 20 12 64 173 175xPort Huron 57 29 24 4 62 162 159Janesville 57 23 25 9 55 139 166Springfield 58 25 29 4 54 152 176Michigan 58 19 30 9 47 132 166South Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAzAmarillo 58 44 7 7 95 238 114xTopeka 58 37 14 7 81 184 143xTexas 58 36 20 2 74 215 158Corpus Christi 58 26 26 6 58 179 193Wichita Falls 58 26 28 4 56 180 194Odessa 58 6 49 3 15 114 294West Team GP W L OTL PTS GF GAxWenatchee 58 38 14 6 82 191 140xFairbanks 58 38 16 4 80 186 142xKenai River 58 28 24 6 62 179 171xFresno 58 17 35 6 40 132 218 x - Clinched Playoff Berth y - Clinched Division Title z - Cliched League Title


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