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NY AC Bantam 93 Team Completes Season Sweep of the LI Rebels
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As Of 12/17/2007 |
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The NY Apple Core Bantam 93 Team faced the LI Rebels (LIAHL Opponent) this past Saturday at the Newbridge Ice Arena.
The Core beat the Rebels in Dix Hills 5 to 3 earlier in the season and completed the season sweep by a score of 3 to 2 this past weekend.
"Eventhough we beat the Rebels twice this season we still have to focus on the games we have left in the league to secure our undefeated season. We are currently 11-0-0 in the LIAHL. I will not settle for anything less than a perfect league record. My boys know what they have to do and they will get the job done" stated Head Coach, Bryan Reilly.
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NY AC Bantam
93 Team DEFEATS
the Rangers and
Cyclones
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As Of
12/09/2007 |
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The NY AC Bantam 93
Team played the NY
Cyclones at Chelsea
Piers Sky Rink on
Saturday afternoon.
The CORE defeated
the Cyclones 7 to 2.
The 93's played the
SI Rangers at the
Staten Island
Pavillion on Sunday
morning. The CORE
defeated the Rangers
10 to 3.
The CORE will face
the LI Rebels this
coming Saturday.
"We are preparing
for the state
tournament and every
league game that we
WIN takes us one
more step closer to
achieving our goals"
stated Head Coach,
Bryan Reilly.
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NY AC Bantam 93 Team WINS
Voorhees Thanksgiving Classic
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As of
11/25/2007 |
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The NY AC Bantam 93 Team
participated in the Voorhees
Thanksgiving Classic this past
weekend at the Flyers Skate
Zone.
The CORE lost to the Delaware
Ducks 4 to 1 and beat the
Hatfield Ice Dogs 94 Team 5 to 0
on Friday. On Saturday the CORE
beat the NJ Titans 7 to 0 and
beat NAVY 10 to 2.
With a 3-1-0 record the CORE
advanced to the finals on
Sunday. The final matchup was a
revenge game against the
Delaware Ducks. The CORE came
out on top with a 3 to 1 victory
and were crowned CHAMPIONS of
the Voorhees Thanksgiving
Classic.
"My boys played hard and stuck
up for eachother all weekend. I
am extremely proud of their
efforts" stated Head Coach,
Bryan Reilly.
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NY AC Bantam 93 Team Competes
Well Against Top Competition in NY
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As of
11/18/2007 |
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The NY AC Bantam 93 Team
travelled up to Niagara, NY this past
weekend to play against two of the top
Bantam 93 AA teams in NY State. They played
the Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles and the
Webster Cyclones. The CORE was missing 3
players and still came away with a decent
record for the weekend.
The first contest was
against the Niagara Jr. Purple Eagles Bantam
93 Team on Saturday night. The Niagara Jr.
Purple Eagles are the 12 and under and 14
and under defending NY State Champions. The
game was a hard fought battle which ended in
a 2 to 2 tie.
The second contest was
against the Webster Cyclones on Sunday
morning. This was another hard fought
battle which ended in a loss for the CORE.
The CORE lost the contest 4 to 3.
"The Niagara Jr. Purple
Eagles and the Webster Cyclones are two
strong teams who are very beatable" stated
Assistant Coach, Lenny Raimondi and Interim
Assistant Coach, Ed Alonge. Head Coach,
Bryan Reilly was unable to attend the
weekend since he was recently diagnosed with
Viral Meningitis and was out of work, school
and hockey for the past 2 weeks.
The NY Apple Core Bantam
93 Team will face the Purple Eagles and the
Cyclones in the NY State Championships in
March. "We will beat these teams in the
State Tournament to advance to Nationals. I
know my teams capabilities and when the
chips are on the line we will be
victorious" stated Head Coach, Bryan
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NY AC
Bantam 93 Team Ties Greenwich AAA and Beats PAL and
County
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As of
11/05/2007 |
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The NY AC Bantam 93 Team
played the Greenwich Blues AAA team on
Friday night at the Dorothy Hamill Rink @
9:15pm. The CORE came out flat in the first
period and never turned on the jets
throughout the entire contest. At the
conclusion of the game the CORE tied the
Blues 2 to 2. The AC Bantam 93 Team will be
doing 20 wind sprints as punishment in
practice on Wednesday night because of the
lack of effort in the game.
On Saturday evening the NY AC Bantam 93 Team
played Suffolk PAL at the Newbridge Ice
Arena. The CORE did not give PAL a chance
to breathe throughout the entire game. At
the end of the contest the CORE won by a
score of 7 to 2.
On Sunday morning the 93 Team played Nassau
County in a league game at the state of the
art Aviator facility in Brooklyn, NY. The
CORE out shot the County 50 to 15 and only
won 7 to 1. "I give the County goaltenders
alot of credit. They stood on their heads
and gave their team a chance to compete"
stated Coach Reilly.
The NY AC Bantam 93 Team will play Hudson
Valley and Mamaroneck this coming weekend in
preparation for the following weekends road
trip to Niagara. "We will be playing the
Niagara Junior Purple Eagles and Webster who
are 2 of the top teams in NY State. This
weekend is a very important weekend for our
team to do the little things right and work
hard in order to prepare ourselves for
BATTLE in the north" stated Head Coach,
Bryan Reilly.
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NY AC Bantam 93 Team Takes
2nd at NE Regional Silver Sticks
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10/29/2007 |
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The NY AC
Bantam 93 Team went 3-1-1 in 5 games played
at the NE Regional Silver Sticks Tournament
in Bridgeport, CT over the weekend.
The first game was on Friday night against
Adirondack. After coming off a long road
trip to Bridgeport, CT the NY AC Bantam 93
Team came out flat in the first and second
period. The team turned it on in the third
period but tied Adirondack 4 to 4.
On Saturday the NY AC Bantam 93 Team played
the Southern Connecticut Stars in the
morning and the East Haven Yellow Jackets at
night. In the morning contest it was all
Apple Core. The 93 Team defeated the
Southern Connecticut Stars by a score of 10
to 4. In the night contest the 93 Team
played the East Haven Yellow Jackets. The
East Haven team was ready to play and it
showed, but the 93 Team outworked the
opposition and won the game 4 to 1.
On Sunday the NY AC Bantam 93 Team played
the Wonderland Wizards in the semi-finals.
The Wonderland Wizards had no chance against
Apple Core from the drop of the first puck
until the final whistle. The 93 Team
outworked the Wizards on both ends of the
ice and won the contest 7 to 1. In the
finals on Sunday the NY AC Bantam 93 Team
faced the Taylor Wild from Michigan. The
Wild are a strong, physical and highly
skilled team. They were ranked 4th in the
country before the weekend and recently beat
the #1 team in the country on Thursday
morning before the tournament. The NY AC
Bantam 93 Team played with the Wild for the
entire first period and proved that hard
work and determination can go a long way in
the game of hockey. At the end of the
contest the NY AC Bantam 93 Team lost 6 to
0.
"This was a good test for my boys to play
against one of the top AA Teams in the
country. If we win states and go to
Nationals we will face teams like the Taylor
Wild in every game of the tournament. We
have our work cut out for us but a team who
works hard and never gives up will succeed"
stated Head Coach, Bryan Reilly.
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NY AC Bantam 93 Team DEFEATS the SI Rangers and the LI
Rebels
10/22/2007
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The NY AC Bantam 93 Team won both league
games this past weekend. They beat the SI
Rangers 6 to 3 and beat the LI Rebels 5 to
3.
The first game on Saturday verse the SI
Rangers was a slow paced hockey game with
not enough puck movement but the 93 Team got
the job done and won the hockey game 6 to
3. "We hit the post 3 times and could have
easily won the game 10 to 3" stated
Assistant Coach, Lenny Raimondi.
Sunday's game was one of the most important
games of the season for the NY AC Bantam 93
team. They faced the LI Rebels at 5pm at
the Dix Hills Ice Arena. The LI Rebels are
one of the better teams in the LIAHL, but
the NY AC Bantam 93 Team showed tthat hey
are the team to beat. After the second
period the NY AC Bantam 93 Team was trailing
the LI Rebels by a score of 3 to 0. "We
were down a man for the entire first
period. The flow of the game was completely
taken away by the referees" stated Head
Coach, Bryan Reilly. After the first period
was over, Coach Reilly had a few words of
wisdom for the boys and the team responded
with 5 unanswered goals in the second and
third period. The NY AC Bantam 93 team won
the game 5 to 3.
"This game against the Rebels was a great
learning tool for all of my boys. It showed
that even though you are down by a few goals
the game is never over. If you keep working
hard and doing the little things right you
will win the hockey game. I am sure the
entire team learned from this experience and
will use this battle test as a stepping
stone moving forward into next weekends
Silver Stick Tournament in Bridgeport, CT"
stated Coach Reilly.
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posted
10/17/2007NY
AC Bantam 93 Team WINS First Two League Games Of The Season
News Flash as of 10/09/2007 |
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The NY Apple Core Bantam 93 Team won its
first two league games of the season this
past weekend against the LI Edge and the
Freeport Arrows.
The 93 Team beat the LI Edge 9 to 2 on
Saturday night and beat the Freeport Arrows
1 to 0 on Sunday evening. Christian Knoch
played exceptionally well in net this
weekend and the coaching staff is extremely
proud of his work ethic and determination in
practice as well as in games. Spencer Wolfe
is chomping at the bit to get back in the
action after having off this weekend and
will be ready to compete this coming weekend
against the Staten Island Rangers and the LI
Rebels. "We have two of the most talented
goaltenders in the league. Spencer and
Christian will help us win a State
Championship this year" stated Coach
Reilly.
The game against the Arrows was a hard
fought battle by two LIAHL power house
organizations. The pace of the game was
fast and furious. "The Arrows had their A
Game prepared for us and it showed. Even
though, we hit 4 posts in the contest we
only came away with a 1 to 0 Win, but a win
is a win no matter how you look at. A 1 to
0 WIN is the same as a 7 to 0 win. My boys
played hard and deserved to win the hockey
game. It was an all around team effort"
stated Coach Reilly.
Interim Assistant Coach, Ed Alonge, did
great with the defenseman and was an
intricate part in Sunday nights victory over
the Arrows.
IF YOU LEARN FROM LIFE'S LESSONS AND MOVE
FORWARD YOU WILL SUCCEED!!!!!!
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NY AC Bantam
93 Team Plays Hard Against AAA Competition
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10/09/2007 |
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The NY AC Bantam 93 Team
participated in the Columbus Day Tournament
at the NESC Arena in Marlborough, MA this
weekend.
The AC Bantam 93 Team played the Florida
Everblades AA team on Friday night and beat
them 2 to 1 with half a team.
The 93 Team played the AAA Mill City
Monsters on Saturday morning and lost 2 to 1
in a hard fought battle which could have
gone either way with the right bounce of the
puck. On Saturday night the Bantam 93 Team
faced another tough AAA team in the Boston
Jr. Terriers. The Terriers just recently
beat the AAA Westchester Express 3 to 0.
The Bantam 93 Team skated with the Terriers
for the entire contest and showed that they
can play with anyone. The team lost 3 to 2
but it was a moral victory for the team and
the coaching stafff.
On Sunday evening the NY AC Bantam 93 Team
played the AA Orlando Stars in the
semi-finals and won the game 3 to 1. The 93
Team was losing 1 to 0 with 10 minutes left
in the third period but never game up and
plugged home 3 goals to seal the victory.
The NY AC Bantam 93 team then moved on to
the Division Championship game against the
AAA Mill City Monsters. This game was
another hard fought battle but the 93 Team
came up short and lost 4 to 2.
Each player on the team and the coaching
staff received trophies for finishing second
in their division.
"My boys played great this weekend and
showed that they can play with anyone on any
given night. It doesnt matter if we are
facing AAA or AA competition we can skate
with the opposing team and compete hard
until the final whistle. This weekend was a
moral victory for everyone involved and will
help us move forward in achieving our team
goals" stated coach Reilly.
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News Flash as of
10/01/2007 |
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Bantam 93 Team
Defeats - Wonderland 5-0, Darien 7-0 & GRNY 14-1
by Bryan Reilly posted
The NY AC Bantam 93 Team has barreled
over the competition since August and there
is nothing that is going to stop this team
from achieving their goals.
As of October 1st, the AC Bantam 93 Team has
a STELLAR 17-1-1 record.
This past weekend the NY AC Bantam 93 Team
beat the Wonderland Wizards of Bridgeport,
CT 5 to 0, beat Darien 7 to 0 and beat the
Greater NY Stars (LIAHL Rival) 14 to 1.
The NY AC Bantam 93 team is competing in the
AAA Columbus Day Tournament up in
Marlborough, Mass this coming weekend.
"The games that we have coming up against
AAA competition will really test the METTLE
of the boys on my team and will allow us to
set a benchmark to see how good we really
are. I am extremely excited for the weekend
and my boys are ready to compete hard
against stronger competition." stated Coach
Reilly
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News Flash as of 9/24/07 |
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NY
AC Bantam 93 Team is 14-1-1 After Defeating GRNY and
Mercer
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by Bryan Reilly
The NY AC Bantam 93 team
defeated the Greater NY Stars 12 to 1 and
the AAA Mercer Chiefs 5 to 4 this weekend.
This weekend improved the teams record to a
stellar 14-1-1.
PLAY HARD AND YOU WILL BE REWARDED!!!!!
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News Flash as of 9/16/07 |
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NY AC Bantam
93 Team Defeats the NJ Titans and the Ramapo
Saints
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by Bryan
Reilly
The NY AC Bantam 93 Team
defeated the NJ Titans 8 to
1 on Saturday night at
Newbridge Ice Arena and beat
the Ramapo Saints 5 to 2 at
Sport-O-Rama in Monsey, NY
on Sunday afternoon.
The AC Bantam 93 Team
dominated the entire game
against the NJ Titans
outshooting them 45 to 8.
The Ramapo Saints have a
young well skating team that
gave the Core a run for
their money. The Core went
up 3 to 0 heading into the
second period but took a
couple of dumb penalties
which opened the flood gates
for the Saints. The Saints
scored 2 power play goals to
the make the score 3 to 2
halfway through the second
period. Eventhough, the
Core put themslves in a hole
they were able to rally back
and score 2 unanswered goals
in the third period to win
the game 5 to 2. Coach
Reilly also took a penalty
in the game. He will be
doing wind sprints with the
team as a punishment for
opening his mouth when he
wasn't supposed to.
"All of the conditioning we
have been doing in practice
is definitely paying off in
the long run. Some of the
teams we have faced have
been able to skate with us
for 2 periods but when the
third period comes around
our team is in better shape
and is well prepared to
fight hard until the final
whistle. My boys played
very well this weekend. We
have to take our game to the
next level over the next
couple of months in order to
compete with the powerhouse
organizations from upstate
NY" stated Coach Reilly.
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NY AC Bantam
93 Team Dominates Against Freeport and
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