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THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Nov. 30, 2010) – In front of a large group of students and fans, the Maritime ice hockey team defeated its arch-rival from across the Long Island Sound, Kings Point, 11-2, Monday night at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Long Island. The win improves the Privateers' record to 9-7 on the season.
"This was a great game for us, we came out strong and played a solid 60 minutes," said head coach Matt Garofalow. "It was also great to see so many of the Maritime student body in attendance for the game, it added to the rivalry of the game."
Maritime's special teams played extremely well, as the Privateers scored six power play goals and two shorthanded goals in the victory. Freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) scored his third hat trick of the season.
Sophomore James McManus (Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River) scored the first two goals of the game just over four minutes apart in nearly the same fashion, a slapshot from the right point. Kings Point responded with a goal, but Maritime answered right back when freshman Ross Freund (Westbury, N.Y./Chaminade) found the back of the net on another slapshot from the point. Freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy) rounded out the scoring in the first period with a tally with 46 seconds left to play, sending Maritime into the locker room up 4-1.
The Privateers controlled the play in the second period, scoring four goals, including two on the power play and one shorthanded. Junior Greg Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./St. Mary's) tallied the shorthanded goal on a breakaway to begin the scoring. Junior Dylan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) also scored on a breakaway while Maritime was on the power play. Galli scored the first of his three while falling down at even strength with six minutes left to play in the second. A goal by freshman Steven Altini (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) sent the Privateers into the locker room with an 8-1 advantage. Through two periods of play, freshman goalie Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy), who earned the win on the night, recorded 14 saves while allowing just one goal.
Dietrich was replaced by freshman Arthur Winckler (Bayville, N.Y./Locust Valley) at the beginning of the third period and made seven saves for Maritime. Two goals by Galli sandwiched another tally by Dolan in the final stanza to round out the Privateers' scoring on the night. Kings Point scored its second goal with 2:15 remaining.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/29/HOCKEY_1129103410.aspx
Thanks once again for this press release to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics, O: 718-409-6981, C: 917-273-4617, E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Hockey Wins Two Of Three Games This Weekend
Hockey Wins Two Of Three Games This Weekend Including Exciting 6-5 Overtime Win Over Previously-Undefeated Wagner Sunday
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Nov. 22, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team played three games in three days this past weekend and won the last two after dropping the opening game Friday night against Rowan, 5-4. On Saturday night, on the same home ice at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, the Privateers defeated New Paltz by the score of 5-1. On the road on Sunday, Maritime won in overtime over a previously undefeated, first-place Wagner team, 6-5, in Staten Island. The Privateers’ record improves to 8-7 overall on the season, while their 7-2 mark in MCHC action keeps them in second place with 14 points.
In the 5-4 loss to Rowan on Friday, Maritime got goals from junior Greg Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./St. Mary's) assisted by classmate Kyle McGrath (Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary); junior Dan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) from freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military); freshman Steven Vietri (Bronx, N.Y./Fortress Christian) unassisted; and Tyx from Altini. Sophomore goalie D.J. Gennarelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) played two periods and made 15 saves on 20 shots. He was replaced by freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers) in the third, who made saves on all seven shots he faced.
Against New Paltz on Saturday, freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) opened the scoring just 2:37 into the game off a pass from classmate Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch). The Privateers then scored back-to-back goals when sophomore Sean Dougherty (Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem East) and Tyx found the back of the net just 16 seconds apart. Dougherty’s was unassisted, while Tyx scored off a pass from freshman Conner Brailsford ( Clayton, N.C./Clayton). When New Paltz scored less than two minutes later to make it 3-1, Maritime answered 17 seconds after when sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep) lit the lamp to give the Privateers the three-goal lead back. Galli picked up his second goal of the day from Hempel and Castelli with 8:12 remaining in the game. Dietrich made 23 saves to pick up the victory in goal.
On Sunday, Maritime had to fight from behind to defeat the No. 10 team in the ACHA Atlantic Region, Wagner College, in overtime at the WWII Veterans War Memorial Rink in Staten Island. The Privateers were trailing 3-0 in the first period before freshman Jeff Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./St. Mary’s) scored when he found his own rebound and jammed the puck in with 4:57 remaining in the opening period. Dougherty scored Maritime’s second goal off a faceoff won by Tyx that went to McGrath, who fed Dougherty to make it 4-2.
The Privateers pulled within 4-3 with two seconds remaining in the second period when Masterman scored off a faceoff won by Hempel. Maritime fell behind by two once again, but Wagner fell into penalty issues late in the game that allowed the Privateers to climb back in. Galli scored on a slapshot that beat the goalie to the top glove-side off an assist from Jeff Dolan with 4:28 left in regulation. On a 5-on-3 power play late, Maritime tied the game with 36 seconds left when Galli lit the lamp for the second time after a scramble in front. Greg Dolan and Tyx were credited with the assists on the game-tying goal that forced overtime.
In overtime, Maritime was still on a power play from a five-minute major penalty that was called against Wagner late in the third period. Dan Tyx scored the game winning goal two minutes into the extra frame after a slapshot by Galli hit the crossbar and Tyx was in front to poke home the rebound. Dietrich picked up the victory playing solid in goal for the Privateers.
The Maritime hockey team returns to action next Monday, Nov. 29, when the team plays an away game at the Parkwood Sports Complex against the Kings Point Mariners. The puck drops against the Privateers’ arch-rivals at 8:15 p.m.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/22/HOCKEY_1122100640.aspx
Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for this release.
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Nov. 22, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team played three games in three days this past weekend and won the last two after dropping the opening game Friday night against Rowan, 5-4. On Saturday night, on the same home ice at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, the Privateers defeated New Paltz by the score of 5-1. On the road on Sunday, Maritime won in overtime over a previously undefeated, first-place Wagner team, 6-5, in Staten Island. The Privateers’ record improves to 8-7 overall on the season, while their 7-2 mark in MCHC action keeps them in second place with 14 points.
In the 5-4 loss to Rowan on Friday, Maritime got goals from junior Greg Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./St. Mary's) assisted by classmate Kyle McGrath (Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary); junior Dan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) from freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military); freshman Steven Vietri (Bronx, N.Y./Fortress Christian) unassisted; and Tyx from Altini. Sophomore goalie D.J. Gennarelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) played two periods and made 15 saves on 20 shots. He was replaced by freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers) in the third, who made saves on all seven shots he faced.
Against New Paltz on Saturday, freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) opened the scoring just 2:37 into the game off a pass from classmate Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch). The Privateers then scored back-to-back goals when sophomore Sean Dougherty (Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem East) and Tyx found the back of the net just 16 seconds apart. Dougherty’s was unassisted, while Tyx scored off a pass from freshman Conner Brailsford ( Clayton, N.C./Clayton). When New Paltz scored less than two minutes later to make it 3-1, Maritime answered 17 seconds after when sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep) lit the lamp to give the Privateers the three-goal lead back. Galli picked up his second goal of the day from Hempel and Castelli with 8:12 remaining in the game. Dietrich made 23 saves to pick up the victory in goal.
On Sunday, Maritime had to fight from behind to defeat the No. 10 team in the ACHA Atlantic Region, Wagner College, in overtime at the WWII Veterans War Memorial Rink in Staten Island. The Privateers were trailing 3-0 in the first period before freshman Jeff Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./St. Mary’s) scored when he found his own rebound and jammed the puck in with 4:57 remaining in the opening period. Dougherty scored Maritime’s second goal off a faceoff won by Tyx that went to McGrath, who fed Dougherty to make it 4-2.
The Privateers pulled within 4-3 with two seconds remaining in the second period when Masterman scored off a faceoff won by Hempel. Maritime fell behind by two once again, but Wagner fell into penalty issues late in the game that allowed the Privateers to climb back in. Galli scored on a slapshot that beat the goalie to the top glove-side off an assist from Jeff Dolan with 4:28 left in regulation. On a 5-on-3 power play late, Maritime tied the game with 36 seconds left when Galli lit the lamp for the second time after a scramble in front. Greg Dolan and Tyx were credited with the assists on the game-tying goal that forced overtime.
In overtime, Maritime was still on a power play from a five-minute major penalty that was called against Wagner late in the third period. Dan Tyx scored the game winning goal two minutes into the extra frame after a slapshot by Galli hit the crossbar and Tyx was in front to poke home the rebound. Dietrich picked up the victory playing solid in goal for the Privateers.
The Maritime hockey team returns to action next Monday, Nov. 29, when the team plays an away game at the Parkwood Sports Complex against the Kings Point Mariners. The puck drops against the Privateers’ arch-rivals at 8:15 p.m.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/22/HOCKEY_1122100640.aspx
Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for this release.
Hockey Beats Rowan, 5-4, To End Three-Game Losing Skid
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Nov. 15, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team played three road games this past weekend, losing split-squad contests on Saturday to Suffolk (4-3) and Rowan (8-1) before beating conference opponent Stevens, 5-4, on Sunday. The Privateers record is now an even 6-6 overall, while the squad moves to 5-2 in Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference action, good for a second-place tie with Stevens.
Maritime outshot Suffolk, 42-27, on Saturday but gave up the game-winning goal with just under four minutes to play. The Privateers got goals from Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch), sophomore Pat Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy) and freshman Jeff Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./Saint Mary's).
Freshman Kyle Troup (Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor) picked up two assists for Maritime in the loss, while sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep), freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) and sophomore Taylor Carsch (Hockessin, Del./AI Dupont) each recorded an assist apiece.
Sophomore Joe Crulcich (Chicago, Ill./St. John's Northwestern Military Academy) had the only goal for the Privateers against Rowan, assisted by John Jackson (Pawling, N.Y./Amherst Central). Sophomore DJ Gennarelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) played 30 minutes in goal and made 14 saves on 16 shots.
In the victory over Stevens on Sunday, Maritime exploded out to a 5-0 lead in the opening period. Hempel scored the first goal from Castelli and James McManus (Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River). Junior Dan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) scored the Privateers’ second goal off assists by Troup and Masterman. Castelli scored off a pass from Hempel just 59 seconds later to make it 3-0 and over a minute after that Carsch lit the lamp assisted by junior Greg Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./Saint Mary's). Masterman ended the scoring for Maritime when he found the back of the net off an assist by McManmus.
Freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) was strong in goal during the second and third periods, making big saves to secure the victory as Maritime was outshot 35-16 in the last two periods.
The hockey team returns to action on Friday, Nov. 19, when the squad will play host to Rowan at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y. The puck drops at 10:15 p.m.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/15/HOCKEY_1115100401.aspx
Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for this release.
Maritime outshot Suffolk, 42-27, on Saturday but gave up the game-winning goal with just under four minutes to play. The Privateers got goals from Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch), sophomore Pat Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy) and freshman Jeff Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./Saint Mary's).
Freshman Kyle Troup (Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor) picked up two assists for Maritime in the loss, while sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep), freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) and sophomore Taylor Carsch (Hockessin, Del./AI Dupont) each recorded an assist apiece.
Sophomore Joe Crulcich (Chicago, Ill./St. John's Northwestern Military Academy) had the only goal for the Privateers against Rowan, assisted by John Jackson (Pawling, N.Y./Amherst Central). Sophomore DJ Gennarelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) played 30 minutes in goal and made 14 saves on 16 shots.
In the victory over Stevens on Sunday, Maritime exploded out to a 5-0 lead in the opening period. Hempel scored the first goal from Castelli and James McManus (Pearl River, N.Y./Pearl River). Junior Dan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) scored the Privateers’ second goal off assists by Troup and Masterman. Castelli scored off a pass from Hempel just 59 seconds later to make it 3-0 and over a minute after that Carsch lit the lamp assisted by junior Greg Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./Saint Mary's). Masterman ended the scoring for Maritime when he found the back of the net off an assist by McManmus.
Freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) was strong in goal during the second and third periods, making big saves to secure the victory as Maritime was outshot 35-16 in the last two periods.
The hockey team returns to action on Friday, Nov. 19, when the squad will play host to Rowan at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y. The puck drops at 10:15 p.m.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/15/HOCKEY_1115100401.aspx
Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for this release.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Dietrich Named MCHC Player Of The Month For October
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Nov. 2, 2010) – Maritime freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) was named the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference (MCHC) Player of the Month for the month of October, released on Monday by Met Hockey administrators.
The rookie goaltender picked up four wins in MCHC action last month over Kings Point, Fordham, Suffolk and a shutout over SUNY New Paltz. Dietrich recorded a league-best 0.80 goals against average, while also leading all conference goalies with a 97.0 save percentage through the four games.
The honor is recorded on the Met Hockey website and can be seen by clicking here.
The Privateers return to action on Friday when they hit the road to face off against the Rams of Fordham University. The puck drops at 10:10 p.m. at the Ice Hutch in nearby Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/2/HOCKEY_1102102745.aspx
Thanks to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics (O: 718-409-6981) for providing this story
The rookie goaltender picked up four wins in MCHC action last month over Kings Point, Fordham, Suffolk and a shutout over SUNY New Paltz. Dietrich recorded a league-best 0.80 goals against average, while also leading all conference goalies with a 97.0 save percentage through the four games.
The honor is recorded on the Met Hockey website and can be seen by clicking here.
The Privateers return to action on Friday when they hit the road to face off against the Rams of Fordham University. The puck drops at 10:10 p.m. at the Ice Hutch in nearby Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/11/2/HOCKEY_1102102745.aspx
Thanks to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics (O: 718-409-6981) for providing this story
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Hockey Ices SUNY New Paltz, 3-0, Friday Night
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Nov. 1, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team shut out Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference opponent SUNY New Paltz, 3-0, Friday night at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The win improves the Privateers’ record to 5-3 on the season.
Freshman Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) scored two goals to lead Maritime in the victory – one that coach William Ducey called a “great team effort from the drop of the puck to the final horn.” Junior Daniel Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) scored the other goal for the Privateers. Freshman goalie Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) picked up the first shutout of his career.
The Privateers return to action on Friday, Nov. 5, when they travel to take on Bronx-foe Fordham at the Ice Hutch in Mount Vernon. Game time is scheduled for 10:10 p.m.
Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for the press release upon which this blog entry is based.
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Freshman Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) scored two goals to lead Maritime in the victory – one that coach William Ducey called a “great team effort from the drop of the puck to the final horn.” Junior Daniel Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East) scored the other goal for the Privateers. Freshman goalie Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) picked up the first shutout of his career.
The Privateers return to action on Friday, Nov. 5, when they travel to take on Bronx-foe Fordham at the Ice Hutch in Mount Vernon. Game time is scheduled for 10:10 p.m.
Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for the press release upon which this blog entry is based.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Another Galli Hat Trick Leads Hockey To 4-1 Victory Over Suffolk Friday
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Oct. 23, 2010) – Freshman phenom Nick Galli recorded his second hat trick of the season and picked up an assist to lead the Maritime hockey team to a 4-1 victory over MCHC-foe Suffolk Friday night at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, N.Y. The win improves the Privateers’ record to 4-3 overall on the season.
Galli now ranks third in the country in goals scored in Division-III of the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA). His two game-winning goals ties him for the nation’s lead, while his two shorthanded goals ranks second.
The 5-9 forward scored the game’s first goal 15:29 into the opening period. Sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep) and freshman Steven Vietri (Bronx, N.Y./Fortress Christian Academy) had assists on that goal. Suffolk scored just under three minutes later to tie the game at 1-1. Galli scored again in the second period on a power play from Castelli.
Castelli improved the Maritime lead to 3-1 with 6:23 remaining in the middle period. Galli and freshman Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) picked up the assists. Galli scored his third goal of the game shorthanded with nine seconds remaining in the game. Freshman Jeff Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./Saint Mary's) had the assist.
In goal for Maritime, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) made 27 saves to pick up the victory.
The Privateers return to the ice on Friday, Oct. 29, when the team travels to Poughkeepsie, N.Y. to take on MCHC-opponent SUNY New Paltz. The puck drops at 9:15 p.m. at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center.
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Galli now ranks third in the country in goals scored in Division-III of the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA). His two game-winning goals ties him for the nation’s lead, while his two shorthanded goals ranks second.
The 5-9 forward scored the game’s first goal 15:29 into the opening period. Sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep) and freshman Steven Vietri (Bronx, N.Y./Fortress Christian Academy) had assists on that goal. Suffolk scored just under three minutes later to tie the game at 1-1. Galli scored again in the second period on a power play from Castelli.
Castelli improved the Maritime lead to 3-1 with 6:23 remaining in the middle period. Galli and freshman Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) picked up the assists. Galli scored his third goal of the game shorthanded with nine seconds remaining in the game. Freshman Jeff Dolan (Floral Park, N.Y./Saint Mary's) had the assist.
In goal for Maritime, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) made 27 saves to pick up the victory.
The Privateers return to the ice on Friday, Oct. 29, when the team travels to Poughkeepsie, N.Y. to take on MCHC-opponent SUNY New Paltz. The puck drops at 9:15 p.m. at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center.
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Thanks again to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for providing this press release.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Hockey Downs Fordham, 3-1, Saturday Night
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (October 19, 2010) – Over the previous two season, the Fordham hockey team has had Maritime’s number – winning the three contests played between the two schools by the combined scores of 21-5. However, the Privateers proved to be victorious over the perennially powerhouse Rams, 3-1, Saturday night at the Parkwood Sports Complex. With the win, Maritime improved to 3-2 overall on the season.
Junior forward Jesse Wynn (Brooklyn, N.Y./St. Edmund's Prep) recorded a goal and an assist in the victory. He scored the first goal of the game on a power play just 2:29 after the puck dropped for the opening faceoff.
The Privateers struck twice more in the first period. Freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy) found the back of the net under two minutes after Wynn after assists by junior Kyle McGrath (Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary) and sophomore Dean Malanga (Lavalette, N.J./Monsignor Donovan). Then with 9:49 remaining, freshman Kyle Troup (Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor) cashed in on passes from Wynn and junior Dylan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East).
The score remained 3-0 until 4:36 remaining to play, when Fordham’s John Timoni scored to ruin the shutout. Maritime goalie, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy), was strong between the pipes, stopping 37 Rams shots.
Maritime squared off against Hofstra on Sunday and dropped the game by the score of 7-4. That loss puts the Privateers at an even 3-3 on the season. The squad returns to action on Friday night, Oct. 22, when it plays host to MCHC opponent Suffolk at 10:15 p.m. at the Parkwook Sports Complex in Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y.
Once again, thanks to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for this release.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/10/19/HOCKEY_1019103749.aspx
Junior forward Jesse Wynn (Brooklyn, N.Y./St. Edmund's Prep) recorded a goal and an assist in the victory. He scored the first goal of the game on a power play just 2:29 after the puck dropped for the opening faceoff.
The Privateers struck twice more in the first period. Freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy) found the back of the net under two minutes after Wynn after assists by junior Kyle McGrath (Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary) and sophomore Dean Malanga (Lavalette, N.J./Monsignor Donovan). Then with 9:49 remaining, freshman Kyle Troup (Lancaster, Pa./Penn Manor) cashed in on passes from Wynn and junior Dylan Tyx (Amherst, N.Y./Williamsville East).
The score remained 3-0 until 4:36 remaining to play, when Fordham’s John Timoni scored to ruin the shutout. Maritime goalie, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy), was strong between the pipes, stopping 37 Rams shots.
Maritime squared off against Hofstra on Sunday and dropped the game by the score of 7-4. That loss puts the Privateers at an even 3-3 on the season. The squad returns to action on Friday night, Oct. 22, when it plays host to MCHC opponent Suffolk at 10:15 p.m. at the Parkwook Sports Complex in Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y.
Once again, thanks to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics for this release.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/10/19/HOCKEY_1019103749.aspx
Galli’s Hat Trick Leads Hockey To 9-1 Win Over Kings Point
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Oct. 11, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team defeated arch-rivals Kings Point, 9-1, Saturday night at the Parkwood Ice Complex in Great Neck. The win improves the Privateers’ record to an even 2-2 on the season, while the Mariners open their season with a 0-1 mark.
Freshman Nick Galli ( Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph’s by the Sea) recorded a hat trick in the victory, scoring the first goal of the game, shorthanded, 12:11 into the game. He later added two power play goals, one in the first period and the other in the third. Linemate Josh Hempel (Cady, Texas/Cinco Ranch) added three assists in the game after playing in the Maritime football game against Castleton earlier in the day.
Junior Kyle McGrath (Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary) made his first appearance as a forward and tallied a goal and an assist. The Privateers also got goals from Dylan O'Malley-Joyce (Cranford, N.J./Cranford), Jesse Wynn (Brooklyn, N.Y./St. Edmund's Prep), Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep.), Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military) and Steven Altini (Staten Island, N.Y. / St. Joseph By the Sea).
In goal for Maritime, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers) made seven saves on eight shots while playing 44:13 and sophomore D.J. Gennarelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) saved all three shots he faced in 15:47.
The Privateers return to action on Saturday, Oct. 16, when they play host to MCHC opponent Fordham. The puck drops at 8:45 p.m. at the Parkwood Ice Complex in Great Neck.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/10/11/HOCKEY_1011101933.aspx
Freshman Nick Galli ( Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph’s by the Sea) recorded a hat trick in the victory, scoring the first goal of the game, shorthanded, 12:11 into the game. He later added two power play goals, one in the first period and the other in the third. Linemate Josh Hempel (Cady, Texas/Cinco Ranch) added three assists in the game after playing in the Maritime football game against Castleton earlier in the day.
Junior Kyle McGrath (Alexandria, Va./Hayfield Secondary) made his first appearance as a forward and tallied a goal and an assist. The Privateers also got goals from Dylan O'Malley-Joyce (Cranford, N.J./Cranford), Jesse Wynn (Brooklyn, N.Y./St. Edmund's Prep), Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep.), Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military) and Steven Altini (Staten Island, N.Y. / St. Joseph By the Sea).
In goal for Maritime, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers) made seven saves on eight shots while playing 44:13 and sophomore D.J. Gennarelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot) saved all three shots he faced in 15:47.
The Privateers return to action on Saturday, Oct. 16, when they play host to MCHC opponent Fordham. The puck drops at 8:45 p.m. at the Parkwood Ice Complex in Great Neck.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/10/11/HOCKEY_1011101933.aspx
Friday, October 8, 2010
Hockey Hosts Arch-Rival Kings Point Saturday At 8:45 p.m. In Great Neck
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Oct. 8, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team will play host to its arch-rival from across the Long Island Sound, the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 9. The puck will drop at 8:45 p.m. at the Parkwood Ice Complex in Great Neck, Long Island, N.Y.
Prior to the 2010-11 campaign, Kings Point joined Maritime in the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference, meaning the Privateers will take on the Mariners twice during the regular season (tomorrow and Mon., Nov. 29 – also at Parkwood).
Tomorrow’s game will mark the first non-exhibition contest between the two institutions which share a long rivalry. Alumni from both schools often cross paths during their professional careers on the high seas, sometimes as far as the complete opposite side of the planet, and the Maritime graduates own the bragging rights after the exhibition game played at the end of the 2009-10 campaign that the Privateers won, 5-2.
Maritime is off to a 1-2 start thus far in 2010-11, picking up a season opening victory over Hofstra before falling to Division-II NJIT and Farmingdale State. The Privateers have been led by sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep.) and freshmen Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) and Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) who each have a goal and two assists for a team-leading three points on the season.
In goal, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) picked up the Privateers only win of the season thus far.
Thanks for this news item to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics, O: 718-409-6981, C: 917-273-4617, E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Web Release:
http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/10/8/HOCKEY_1008103841.aspx
Prior to the 2010-11 campaign, Kings Point joined Maritime in the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference, meaning the Privateers will take on the Mariners twice during the regular season (tomorrow and Mon., Nov. 29 – also at Parkwood).
Tomorrow’s game will mark the first non-exhibition contest between the two institutions which share a long rivalry. Alumni from both schools often cross paths during their professional careers on the high seas, sometimes as far as the complete opposite side of the planet, and the Maritime graduates own the bragging rights after the exhibition game played at the end of the 2009-10 campaign that the Privateers won, 5-2.
Maritime is off to a 1-2 start thus far in 2010-11, picking up a season opening victory over Hofstra before falling to Division-II NJIT and Farmingdale State. The Privateers have been led by sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep.) and freshmen Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) and Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) who each have a goal and two assists for a team-leading three points on the season.
In goal, freshman Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) picked up the Privateers only win of the season thus far.
Thanks for this news item to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics, O: 718-409-6981, C: 917-273-4617, E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Web Release:
http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/10/8/HOCKEY_1008103841.aspx
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Some Quick Notes from Duce
Maritime Hockey's first league game for the "MCHC" is against Kings Point coming up this Saturday at Parkwood Rink in Great Neck. Game time is 8:45pm and I would ask the alumni to come out and support the team.
Alumni Game - we're looking at possibly January 22nd at Parkwood. It's an open ice slot date on our schedule and we will put it to good use for an alumni game. I'll send out a confirmation within the next two weeks. Be on the lookout.
Alumni Game - we're looking at possibly January 22nd at Parkwood. It's an open ice slot date on our schedule and we will put it to good use for an alumni game. I'll send out a confirmation within the next two weeks. Be on the lookout.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Hockey Splits Matches Against Hofstra And NJIT Last Weekend
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Sept. 30, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team began the 2010-2011 season off with a strong 4-3 victory over Hofstra on Saturday, Sept. 25, at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, N.Y. The very next day the squad took on Division-II opponent NJIT in Newark, N.J. and lost by the score of 7-4, to open the year with a 1-1 record.
The Pride scored the opening goal on Saturday on a first period power play, but Maritime responded just three minutes later when freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) tallied the Privateers’ first goal of the season on assists by sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep) and Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) and the teams went to the locker rooms tied at 1-1.
Hemple put Maritime ahead, 2-1, just 5:28 into the second period when got the puck past the Hofstra keeper after passes from Castelli and Galli. Just under seven minutes later, it was Castelli to score on a power play and his goal was assisted by Galli and Hempel and Maritime led 3-1. The Pride answered right back with two goals just over a minute apart from each other to tie the score at 3-3, which it remained into the second intermission.
In the third period, junior Tom Mehmet (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Mary's) scored the go-ahead goal while Maritime was shorthanded with just 9:34 remaining. The Privateers held on to the 4-3 lead and freshman goalie Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) picked up 41 saves in the game for the first win of his career.
On Sunday against NJIT, the Highlanders built up an early 5-1 lead after one period of play. The game evened out and the score was 6-2 into the second intermission. Maritime scored two goals early in the third period to make the score 6-4 and had momentum on a power play, but took a penalty that evened the skaters on the ice. NJIT scored another goal late in the game to close out the scoring. Maritime goal scorers for the game were freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy), Connor Brailsford (Clayton, N.C./Clayton), Galli and Castelli.
The Privateers return to the ice this Saturday, Oct. 2, when the team travels to Freeport, N.Y. at the Freeport Recreation Center Ice Rink to take on Farmingdale Sate. Faceoff is scheduled for 8 p.m.
Receive Maritime Hockey News To Your E-mail: If you would like to receive the most up-to-date news and information about the Maritime hockey team, including all press releases, please send an e-mail to Joe Guster at jguster@sunymaritime.edu with the subject “Hockey E-mails.”
Follow Maritime Athletics On Facebook And Twitter! Alumni, fans, family and friends now have new ways to keep up with the latest Maritime sports news – Twitter and Facebook! Privateer supporters can logon to the Internet and receive the latest updates on every Maritime sports team, either online or via their mobile phone with Twitter. Visit www.twitter.com/MtimePrivateers or http://www.facebook.com/MaritimePrivateers to start following today!
Thanks to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics, O: 718-409-6981, C: 917-273-4617, E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/9/30/HOCKEY_0930104905.aspx
You can also follow Maritime Hockey News on Facebook at "Maritime Ice Hockey". Join this group and get all the news of the team and hockey alumni.
The Pride scored the opening goal on Saturday on a first period power play, but Maritime responded just three minutes later when freshman Nick Galli (Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph By the Sea) tallied the Privateers’ first goal of the season on assists by sophomore Frank Castelli (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Francis Prep) and Josh Hempel (Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch) and the teams went to the locker rooms tied at 1-1.
Hemple put Maritime ahead, 2-1, just 5:28 into the second period when got the puck past the Hofstra keeper after passes from Castelli and Galli. Just under seven minutes later, it was Castelli to score on a power play and his goal was assisted by Galli and Hempel and Maritime led 3-1. The Pride answered right back with two goals just over a minute apart from each other to tie the score at 3-3, which it remained into the second intermission.
In the third period, junior Tom Mehmet (Little Neck, N.Y./St. Mary's) scored the go-ahead goal while Maritime was shorthanded with just 9:34 remaining. The Privateers held on to the 4-3 lead and freshman goalie Zach Dietrich (Point Pleasant, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) picked up 41 saves in the game for the first win of his career.
On Sunday against NJIT, the Highlanders built up an early 5-1 lead after one period of play. The game evened out and the score was 6-2 into the second intermission. Maritime scored two goals early in the third period to make the score 6-4 and had momentum on a power play, but took a penalty that evened the skaters on the ice. NJIT scored another goal late in the game to close out the scoring. Maritime goal scorers for the game were freshman Patrick Masterman (Norfolk, Va./Hargrave Military Academy), Connor Brailsford (Clayton, N.C./Clayton), Galli and Castelli.
The Privateers return to the ice this Saturday, Oct. 2, when the team travels to Freeport, N.Y. at the Freeport Recreation Center Ice Rink to take on Farmingdale Sate. Faceoff is scheduled for 8 p.m.
Receive Maritime Hockey News To Your E-mail: If you would like to receive the most up-to-date news and information about the Maritime hockey team, including all press releases, please send an e-mail to Joe Guster at jguster@sunymaritime.edu with the subject “Hockey E-mails.”
Follow Maritime Athletics On Facebook And Twitter! Alumni, fans, family and friends now have new ways to keep up with the latest Maritime sports news – Twitter and Facebook! Privateer supporters can logon to the Internet and receive the latest updates on every Maritime sports team, either online or via their mobile phone with Twitter. Visit www.twitter.com/MtimePrivateers or http://www.facebook.com/MaritimePrivateers to start following today!
Thanks to Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics, O: 718-409-6981, C: 917-273-4617, E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/9/30/HOCKEY_0930104905.aspx
You can also follow Maritime Hockey News on Facebook at "Maritime Ice Hockey". Join this group and get all the news of the team and hockey alumni.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Hockey Opens 2010-11 Season Against Hofstra Saturday Night
The following information is courtesy of Joe Guster, Sports Information Director, Maritime College Athletics:
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/9/24/HOCKEY_0924105257.aspx
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Sept. 24, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team will open the 2010-11 season tomorrow night, Saturday, Sept. 25, when the squad will play host to the Pride of Hofstra University. Game time is scheduled 7:15 p.m. at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, N.Y.
The game is part of the Homecoming Weekend festivities at Maritime College this weekend. More information on what will be going on around the school can be found by clicking here.
The Privateers will be looking to improve upon their 6-11 record during the 2009-10 season, including a 5-11 mark in Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference action. The team will once again make its home at the Parkwood Sports Complex, hosting 11 games there this season.
Maritime will return to the ice again on Sunday, Sept. 26, when the squad will travel to the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., to take on NJIT at 5:15 p.m.
To view the entire 2010-11 Maritime hockey schedule, click here.
Receive Maritime Hockey News To Your E-mail
If you would like to receive the most up-to-date news and information about the Maritime hockey team, including all press releases, please send an e-mail to Joe Guster at jguster@sunymaritime.edu with the subject “Hockey E-mails.”
Follow Maritime Athletics On Facebook And Twitter!
Alumni, fans, family and friends now have new ways to keep up with the latest Maritime sports news – Twitter and Facebook! Privateer supporters can logon to the Internet and receive the latest updates on every Maritime sports team, either online or via their mobile phone with Twitter. Visit www.twitter.com/MtimePrivateers or http://www.facebook.com/MaritimePrivateers to start following today!
– Maritime Athletics –
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/9/24/HOCKEY_0924105257.aspx
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Sept. 24, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team will open the 2010-11 season tomorrow night, Saturday, Sept. 25, when the squad will play host to the Pride of Hofstra University. Game time is scheduled 7:15 p.m. at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, N.Y.
The game is part of the Homecoming Weekend festivities at Maritime College this weekend. More information on what will be going on around the school can be found by clicking here.
The Privateers will be looking to improve upon their 6-11 record during the 2009-10 season, including a 5-11 mark in Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference action. The team will once again make its home at the Parkwood Sports Complex, hosting 11 games there this season.
Maritime will return to the ice again on Sunday, Sept. 26, when the squad will travel to the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., to take on NJIT at 5:15 p.m.
To view the entire 2010-11 Maritime hockey schedule, click here.
Receive Maritime Hockey News To Your E-mail
If you would like to receive the most up-to-date news and information about the Maritime hockey team, including all press releases, please send an e-mail to Joe Guster at jguster@sunymaritime.edu with the subject “Hockey E-mails.”
Follow Maritime Athletics On Facebook And Twitter!
Alumni, fans, family and friends now have new ways to keep up with the latest Maritime sports news – Twitter and Facebook! Privateer supporters can logon to the Internet and receive the latest updates on every Maritime sports team, either online or via their mobile phone with Twitter. Visit www.twitter.com/MtimePrivateers or http://www.facebook.com/MaritimePrivateers to start following today!
– Maritime Athletics –
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Maritime Hockey Needs Your Help
Hockey Alumni:
As you know, SUNY Maritime's hockey team is going into its third season in the ACHA (http://www.achahockey.org/ ). In addition, we will be playing a full conference schedule in the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference http://www.methockey.com/ ). Maritime has two MCHC championships (1980 and 1991) and we are looking to make it a third.
The program has grown immensely and we now have 35 players on the roster including 16 freshmen and two transfers. You can check out our roster either here:
http://maritimeathletics.com/roster.aspx?path=hockey
or here: http://achahockey.org/team_roster.php?team_id=59152&league_id=1063.
We will play a 24 game schedule this year plus the MCHC and ACHA playoffs. With King's Point joining our conference, we will now play them twice a year. The guys already have the dates circled on their calendars and can't wait to put a couple more "W"s on the board.
You can view our full schedule here:
http://maritimeathletics.com/schedule.aspx?path=hockey . We want to invite you all out to our games and hope to see you there.
I am also writing to ask your help with funding. As you all know, the state is in a huge budget crisis. Luckily, the administration has been supportive of the hockey team and has continued to fund us. We still must ask each player to pay $500 to cover ice costs and to buy their team warm-ups, bags, shells, and game socks. This doesn't allow us wiggle room in our budget for things that would really add to the program. Here is a list of some of the wants and needs of the hockey program:
Tape- Hockey tape can be expensive, but if we buy it in bulk the team will save plenty of money. It is a nice little perk to be able to provide tape for the guys.
COST = $121.50 (per case of white cloth- 90 rolls) COST = $140.40 (per case of black cloth- 90 rolls) COST = $155.52 (per case of clear tape-108 rolls)
Helmet Decals- To allow us to look as professional as possible, these decals would be on the front of the helmet ("Maritime"), sides of the helmet (athletics split "M"), and back (ship logo), and would also include numbers on the player's helmets. Here is a link to the website that we were hoping to use: http://www.prohelmetdecals.com/hockey.html
COST = $265
Slide Board- We have implemented a mandatory off-ice training program in order to be stronger and faster than everyone else. We need a slide board (or slide boards) for the guys to be able to train properly. This board will allow them to work on skating, stickhandling, passing and shooting:
http://www.hockeyshot.com/G1_Extreme_Slide_Board_Goalie_slide_board_p/slide-board-002.htm
COST = $379.95
Bosu Trainers (4)- Bosu trainers will help our players with their balance and functional strength:
http://www.palossports.com/store/proddetail.cfm/ItemID/3402/CategoryID/64/SubCatID/3112/file.htm
COST = $509.95
Skate Sharpener- Our practices are late at night, so most times when we get there, the pro shop is closed. In addition, a skate sharpening can cost between $8-10. With the sharpener on campus a skate sharpening would cost us pennies: http://www.wissota.com/toppage.htm
COST = $799.99
Make the SUNY Maritime hockey team a Division 1 program- If Penn State can do it?
COST = $88,000,000 (This includes a rink with two ice surfaces and endowed scholarships)
In addition to all of the above, we will take donations of any amount.
All checks should be made out to SUNY Maritime College with a notation it's for "Maritime Hockey". You can also buy Maritime Hockey gear; sweatshirts are $40, T-shirts are $20. We look forward to making you all proud of our accomplishments and thank you for your continued support of the program.
Sincerely,
Matthew Garofalow, Head Coach, mgarofalow@sunymaritime.edu
Bill Ducey, General Manager, wducey@sunymaritime.edu
SUNY Maritime College
718-409-2866
As you know, SUNY Maritime's hockey team is going into its third season in the ACHA (http://www.achahockey.org/ ). In addition, we will be playing a full conference schedule in the Metropolitan Collegiate Hockey Conference http://www.methockey.com/ ). Maritime has two MCHC championships (1980 and 1991) and we are looking to make it a third.
The program has grown immensely and we now have 35 players on the roster including 16 freshmen and two transfers. You can check out our roster either here:
http://maritimeathletics.com/roster.aspx?path=hockey
or here: http://achahockey.org/team_roster.php?team_id=59152&league_id=1063.
We will play a 24 game schedule this year plus the MCHC and ACHA playoffs. With King's Point joining our conference, we will now play them twice a year. The guys already have the dates circled on their calendars and can't wait to put a couple more "W"s on the board.
You can view our full schedule here:
http://maritimeathletics.com/schedule.aspx?path=hockey . We want to invite you all out to our games and hope to see you there.
I am also writing to ask your help with funding. As you all know, the state is in a huge budget crisis. Luckily, the administration has been supportive of the hockey team and has continued to fund us. We still must ask each player to pay $500 to cover ice costs and to buy their team warm-ups, bags, shells, and game socks. This doesn't allow us wiggle room in our budget for things that would really add to the program. Here is a list of some of the wants and needs of the hockey program:
Tape- Hockey tape can be expensive, but if we buy it in bulk the team will save plenty of money. It is a nice little perk to be able to provide tape for the guys.
COST = $121.50 (per case of white cloth- 90 rolls) COST = $140.40 (per case of black cloth- 90 rolls) COST = $155.52 (per case of clear tape-108 rolls)
Helmet Decals- To allow us to look as professional as possible, these decals would be on the front of the helmet ("Maritime"), sides of the helmet (athletics split "M"), and back (ship logo), and would also include numbers on the player's helmets. Here is a link to the website that we were hoping to use: http://www.prohelmetdecals.com/hockey.html
COST = $265
Slide Board- We have implemented a mandatory off-ice training program in order to be stronger and faster than everyone else. We need a slide board (or slide boards) for the guys to be able to train properly. This board will allow them to work on skating, stickhandling, passing and shooting:
http://www.hockeyshot.com/G1_Extreme_Slide_Board_Goalie_slide_board_p/slide-board-002.htm
COST = $379.95
Bosu Trainers (4)- Bosu trainers will help our players with their balance and functional strength:
http://www.palossports.com/store/proddetail.cfm/ItemID/3402/CategoryID/64/SubCatID/3112/file.htm
COST = $509.95
Skate Sharpener- Our practices are late at night, so most times when we get there, the pro shop is closed. In addition, a skate sharpening can cost between $8-10. With the sharpener on campus a skate sharpening would cost us pennies: http://www.wissota.com/toppage.htm
COST = $799.99
Make the SUNY Maritime hockey team a Division 1 program- If Penn State can do it?
COST = $88,000,000 (This includes a rink with two ice surfaces and endowed scholarships)
In addition to all of the above, we will take donations of any amount.
All checks should be made out to SUNY Maritime College with a notation it's for "Maritime Hockey". You can also buy Maritime Hockey gear; sweatshirts are $40, T-shirts are $20. We look forward to making you all proud of our accomplishments and thank you for your continued support of the program.
Sincerely,
Matthew Garofalow, Head Coach, mgarofalow@sunymaritime.edu
Bill Ducey, General Manager, wducey@sunymaritime.edu
SUNY Maritime College
718-409-2866
Monday, February 1, 2010
Hockey Ices New Paltz, 6-3, Sunday For Second-Straight Win
POUGKEEPSIE, N.Y. (Feb. 1, 2010) – Six different players scored for the Maritime hockey team, leading the Privateers to a 6-3 win over MCHC-opponent SUNY New Paltz Sunday at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center. Maritime improves to 6-7 (5-7 MCHC) with the win, while the Ice Hawks fall to 2-9-0-2 in Met Conference action.
Freshman Jim McManmus opened the scoring with a tally just 25 seconds into the game, assisted by sophomore Greg Dolan. Dolan then added a goal of his own with 1:36 remaining in the first, with a helper by sophomore Stephen Schork. Junior Dylan O’Malley-Joyce scored the third goal for the Privateers at 7:47 of the second on assists by classmate Brendan Blitz and sophomore Tom Mehmet. Senior John Sinning gave Maritime its largest lead, 4-0, with a tally with 2:56 left in the second, assisted by sophomore Cullen Bozza and freshman Daniel Tyx.
New Paltz responded quickly, scoring two goals just 23 seconds apart from each other before the end of the middle period to come within 4-2. Tyx and Bozza also recorded helpers on the Privateers’ first goal of the third, by sophomore Jesse Wynn, which extended the lead to 5-2 with 13:25 to play. The Ice Hawks added another goal to pull back within two, 5-3, but an unassisted shorthanded tally by senior Ian Charity with 33 seconds left closed out the scoring.
In goal, freshman Matt Tatarian faced 23 shots and recorded 20 saves for the victory.
The Privateers return to action with back-to-back games this coming weekend. The squad will travel to face Bronx-rival and first-place Fordham on Friday, Feb. 5, at 10:10 p.m. at the Ice Hutch in Mount Vernon, before returning home to the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck to take on third-place Columbia at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/2/1/HOCKEY_0201102342.aspx
Thanks again to Joe Guster
Sports Information Director
Maritime College Athletics
O: 718-409-6981
C: 917-273-4617
E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Freshman Jim McManmus opened the scoring with a tally just 25 seconds into the game, assisted by sophomore Greg Dolan. Dolan then added a goal of his own with 1:36 remaining in the first, with a helper by sophomore Stephen Schork. Junior Dylan O’Malley-Joyce scored the third goal for the Privateers at 7:47 of the second on assists by classmate Brendan Blitz and sophomore Tom Mehmet. Senior John Sinning gave Maritime its largest lead, 4-0, with a tally with 2:56 left in the second, assisted by sophomore Cullen Bozza and freshman Daniel Tyx.
New Paltz responded quickly, scoring two goals just 23 seconds apart from each other before the end of the middle period to come within 4-2. Tyx and Bozza also recorded helpers on the Privateers’ first goal of the third, by sophomore Jesse Wynn, which extended the lead to 5-2 with 13:25 to play. The Ice Hawks added another goal to pull back within two, 5-3, but an unassisted shorthanded tally by senior Ian Charity with 33 seconds left closed out the scoring.
In goal, freshman Matt Tatarian faced 23 shots and recorded 20 saves for the victory.
The Privateers return to action with back-to-back games this coming weekend. The squad will travel to face Bronx-rival and first-place Fordham on Friday, Feb. 5, at 10:10 p.m. at the Ice Hutch in Mount Vernon, before returning home to the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck to take on third-place Columbia at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/2/1/HOCKEY_0201102342.aspx
Thanks again to Joe Guster
Sports Information Director
Maritime College Athletics
O: 718-409-6981
C: 917-273-4617
E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Monday, January 25, 2010
Hockey Bests Stevens, 15-3, Saturday Night
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Jan. 25, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team, led by freshman Daniel Tyx’s five points and a hat trick by sophomore Cullen Bozza, scored a season-high 15 goals to defeat visiting Stevens, 15-3, Saturday night at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, L.I. With the victory, the Privateers improve to 5-7 overall (4-7 MCHC), while the Ducks drop to 3-9.
15 of the18 players dressed tallied a point in the victory, with eight Privateers recording multiple points. Maritime had a total of 10 different players score a goal. Tyx led the way with two goals and three assists, followed by Cullen with three goals. Junior Dylan O’Malley-Joyce scored two goals and chipped in an assist, while freshmen Taylor Carsch and Sean Dougherty each tallied a goal and two assists, apiece.
Senior Ian Charity scored two goals in the win and junior Brandon Blitz and sophomore Tom Mehmet each had a goal and an assist to round out the players with multiple points. Sophomore Stephen Schork and freshman James McManmus scored a goal apiece, while senior Patrick Ferrie, sophomores Greg Dolan and Jesse Wynn and freshmen John Jackson and goalie Matt Tatarian all contributed an assist.
Tatarian was strong in goal for Maritime, turning aside 10 of Stevens’ 13 shots on the night.
The Privateers return to the ice on Sunday, Jan. 31, when they travel to Poughkeepsie to take on Met Hockey Conference opponent New Paltz at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center. Game time is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/1/25/HOCKEY_0125102514.aspx
Thanks to Joe Guster
Sports Information Director
Maritime College Athletics
O: 718-409-6981
C: 917-273-4617
E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
15 of the18 players dressed tallied a point in the victory, with eight Privateers recording multiple points. Maritime had a total of 10 different players score a goal. Tyx led the way with two goals and three assists, followed by Cullen with three goals. Junior Dylan O’Malley-Joyce scored two goals and chipped in an assist, while freshmen Taylor Carsch and Sean Dougherty each tallied a goal and two assists, apiece.
Senior Ian Charity scored two goals in the win and junior Brandon Blitz and sophomore Tom Mehmet each had a goal and an assist to round out the players with multiple points. Sophomore Stephen Schork and freshman James McManmus scored a goal apiece, while senior Patrick Ferrie, sophomores Greg Dolan and Jesse Wynn and freshmen John Jackson and goalie Matt Tatarian all contributed an assist.
Tatarian was strong in goal for Maritime, turning aside 10 of Stevens’ 13 shots on the night.
The Privateers return to the ice on Sunday, Jan. 31, when they travel to Poughkeepsie to take on Met Hockey Conference opponent New Paltz at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center. Game time is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/1/25/HOCKEY_0125102514.aspx
Thanks to Joe Guster
Sports Information Director
Maritime College Athletics
O: 718-409-6981
C: 917-273-4617
E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
Hockey Opens 2010 With 6-2 Home Loss To CCM Saturday Night
THROGGS NECK, N.Y. (Jan. 19, 2010) – The Maritime hockey team opened the 2010 portion of the season with a 6-2 loss to the County College of Morris Saturday night at the Parkwood Sports Complex in Great Neck, Long Island. The Privateers fall to 4-7 overall (3-7 MCHC), while CCM improves to 5-5-0-1 with the victory.
The Suffolk Stars carried a 2-0 lead into the first intermission, but Maritime answered just 36 seconds into the second period with a power play goal by freshman Dylan Tyx, cutting the CCM lead to 2-1. Tyx roofed a shot into the top shelf after picking up a rebound at the right circle. Junior Dylan O'Malley-Joyce and senior Alexander Leoutoakos picked up assists on that goal.
Morris added two more power play goals in the penalty-riddled second period to improve the lead to 4-1. The Privateers had a goal disallowed with one minute to play in the second due to a penalty called just before the puck was shot.
In the third, CCM scored two shorthanded goals to build its lead up to 6-1, and then Maritime added its own shorthanded goal on a 4-on-3 against with just 21 seconds to play in the game. Freshman James McManus found the back of the net after a 2-on-1 down low with classmate Sean Dougherty, who picked up an assist on the goal.
The Privateers return to action on Saturday, Jan. 23, when they play host to MCHC-opponent Stevens (3-8) at 8:15 p.m. at the Parkwood Sports Complex.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/1/19/HOCKEY_0119101057.aspx
Thanks to Joe Guster
Sports Information Director
Maritime College Athletics
O: 718-409-6981
C: 917-273-4617
E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
The Suffolk Stars carried a 2-0 lead into the first intermission, but Maritime answered just 36 seconds into the second period with a power play goal by freshman Dylan Tyx, cutting the CCM lead to 2-1. Tyx roofed a shot into the top shelf after picking up a rebound at the right circle. Junior Dylan O'Malley-Joyce and senior Alexander Leoutoakos picked up assists on that goal.
Morris added two more power play goals in the penalty-riddled second period to improve the lead to 4-1. The Privateers had a goal disallowed with one minute to play in the second due to a penalty called just before the puck was shot.
In the third, CCM scored two shorthanded goals to build its lead up to 6-1, and then Maritime added its own shorthanded goal on a 4-on-3 against with just 21 seconds to play in the game. Freshman James McManus found the back of the net after a 2-on-1 down low with classmate Sean Dougherty, who picked up an assist on the goal.
The Privateers return to action on Saturday, Jan. 23, when they play host to MCHC-opponent Stevens (3-8) at 8:15 p.m. at the Parkwood Sports Complex.
Web Release: http://www.maritimeathletics.com/news/2010/1/19/HOCKEY_0119101057.aspx
Thanks to Joe Guster
Sports Information Director
Maritime College Athletics
O: 718-409-6981
C: 917-273-4617
E-mail: jguster@sunymaritime.edu
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