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Proud of our Squirt Teams!
2012-3013 Woodland Squirt Team
This year's Woodland White team was very young with only two returning players, and an M2 goalie, but the team came together and played extremely well. This team was very successful in league and tournament play. The highlight of the season was winning the American League city championship.
Players: Lake Nosan, Zarly Ziemski, Zander Ziemski, Gaven Slattery, Brady Gray, Dillon Gray, Zack Johnson, Garrett Johnson, Logan Balduc, Tyler Anderson, Derek Holte, Noah Winesett, Griff Pichetti
Coaches: Joe Nosan, Zach Ziemski, Paul Slattery
Manager: Karl Johnson
2012-2013 Woodland Squirt Team
The Portman Squirts had a fantastic season, and took second place in the National League. In the Championship game, Portman led Woodland Black early, but eventually gave up that lead and lost 6-3. This talented group won the Greenway Misky Tournament by defeating Eveleth-Gilbert 7-6 in overtime.
Front Row: Isaac Schweiger, Henry Nelson
Second Row: Joe Vos, Jayden Orvedahl, Josh Locker, Caleb Keenan, Owen Gross, Dakota Oman, Ethan Coons
Third Row: Matthew Locker, Michael Sutherland, Jack Hilken, Ethan Mageau, Nichloas Stellmaker
Coaches: Derek Locker, Steve Sutherland, Chris Keenan
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2012-2013 Congdon White Squirt Team
The Congdon White team had a very successful season. This team took home hardware in every tournament this season, 2nd Place in the Ashland Tournament, 2nd Place in the Two Harbors Tournament, 2nd Place in the Duluth Heights Tournament, and a consolation win in the Superior Tournament.
Front Row: Tucker D'Allaird, Max Magni, John Hoeksema, Ryan Fowler, Alex Magni, Sam Mertz
Back Row: Brayden Meierhoff, Brendan Pfahl, Charlie Kleinschmidt, Vinny Pitoscia, Oliver Ross, Jayson Hagen
Coaches: Mike Fowler, Eric Pitoscia, David Meierhoff
2012-3013 Congdon Blue Squirt Team
The 2012-13 Congdon Squirt Blue team had a growth year. Given the fact that we brought together two players in their 1st year as squirts, a goalie new to the position, and had a couple of players with little or no hockey experience, our success within the Duluth system this year was impressive. Most players gained skill and confidence in their own way. Congdon has always had a great coaching staff and again this year we were blessed with stewards of the game that were committed to putting in the time and expertise to make the most with all the kids. It showed through with individual growth within all Congdon Squirts this year. Congdon is committed to the development of the game and making fun an integral part of TEAM.... Go Congdon!!!!!!
Teams Advance to Post Season Play
6 DAHA teams advance to the Minnesota State Hockey Tournaments
Congratulations to………..
The Girls 12UA team for making their 3rd straight appearance at the State Tournament. These girls battled hard at State, but lost two closely contested games. The first game a 3-1 loss to Farmington, and the second, a 4-3 loss to Lakeville.
The Girls 14UA team advanced to State and drew a good Wayzata team and lost 4-0 to the eventual State Champion. In their second game the girls played White Bear Lake/ Cottage Grove and lost 5-2 to the eventual consolation champs.
East PWAA went to the State Tournament and drew the 2nd place team in the state, Centennial and dismantled a very good team 9-4. In their second game they played Edina and lost a very tough game 4-3. After their loss, the team came out and punished St. Michael Albertville and took home the third place trophy with a convincing 7-1 victory.
Denfeld Bantam B went to their second straight Bantam B State Tournament as the Defending Champions. Denfeld opened play against North Metro and found themselves on the short side of a hard fought 3-2 loss. The team won their next two games taking home the consolation championship. They beat Buffalo by the score of 5-1 and St. Cloud 4-1.
East Bantam AA The East Bantam AA team came into the State tournament being the underdogs, and played Osseo Maple Grove and won in overtime 3-2. In the next game, they beat St. Michael Albertville 4-2 which put them into the Championship game against Edina. They led the game 3-2 with 28 seconds left only to have Edina rally and tie the game. It took two overtimes before Edina got the eventual game winner and ended East’s year.
Jr. Gold A This team advanced to state being the under dogs and found themselves losing their first game 6-1 to Osseo Maple Grove, and losing their second game to White Bear Lake 9-0.
Duluth Amateur Hockey
Association
partners with the
Bayfront Blues Festival
The Duluth Amateur Hockey Association (DAHA) will once again partner with the Bayfront Blues Festival this summer. We need volunteers to help DAHA staff the beer and wine tent. Our profits will be utilized to benefit youth hockey. We had a great group of volunteers last year, and we had a lot of fun! Please consider volunteering for a shift during the Blues Festival weekend, August 9, 10, and 11, 2013, and help us support our young players and neighborhood rinks! Watch for upcoming information on our website about volunteering!
www.duluthhockey.com
Nashville Predators Goaltender Coach Mitch Korn presents
2013 DULUTH SPECIALIZED HOCKEY PROGRAMS
*DEFENSEMAN PROGRAM*
June 15, 16, 17, 18, 2013
Ages 9-14
*3 hours of ice daily, Position Specific!! Defense needs training, too!
Duluth HERITAGE SPORTS CENTER, 120 South 30th Ave. West, Duluth, MN. 55806
For info call Clarke Coole @ (218) 728-8000 or visit www.mitchkorn.com
CONFIRM MAILING and REGISTRATION
Shortly after our receipt of your application and deposit, you will receive an acceptance statement with an explanation on how to access our website to print final detailed information on the program, and a medical form. Registration for the Defensive Program will be SATURDAY, June 15th followed by a “full program”. Specifics will be in the info you print from web site.
MEDICAL INSURANCE
EACH PLAYER MUST POSSESS MEDICAL INSURANCE. Neither Mitch Korn nor anyone associated with Mitch Korn’s Specialized Hockey Camps, Inc. will be responsible for any medical or dental insurance. Any accidents or illness will be treated at a hospital near the ice facility. Our medical insurance form is available on our website for each participant to print. A medical and liability release statement is included on this form. It must be signed by a parent or guardian and brought to registration
COST/DEPOSIT/REFUND POLICY
Defenseman School: $350.00
A non-refundable deposit of $75 for the Defense Program is charged and must be sent with the application. The balance of payment for all programs is due by MAY 1. The complete refund/payment procedure will be part of the information you will print from the website. Full payment must accompany any new apps sent after May 1, should space be available.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED
All players must supply and properly wear their own, full, legal equipment. A camp jersey sponsored by CCMwill be provided. All players should be able to dress themselves for the ice. Parental assistance is permissible outside the locker rooms. Individual water bottles are optional.
