News and Announcements
Annual Banquet Sunday April 25th
3/9/10
Join your Tri City Family and cap off another great hockey season. This year we will be adding some entertainment for the kids with a shooting contest and several other carnival favorites!
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TRI-CITY EAGLES EVALUATION SCHEDULE
2/17/10
(As of February 15, 2010)
An orientation for all interested families will be offered Thursday, April 29 at 6:15 to 7:00 PM on the Patrick Rink.
This is an excellent opportunity to learn about the Tri-City Eagles and to meet the coaches.
The evaluation process is a two way street- the player and the family get to see if the Eagles are something you want to be a part and the coaches get to see where the player best fits.
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There will be three skating evaluations plus a one-on-one discussion with each participant.
Final team assignments will occur as noted and at that time each family will be expected to either accept or reject the team assignment with registration to follow also as noted.
Cost for the evaluation process is $60.
Mites and Squirt evaluation will occur after Labor Day- an announcement will be made in early May.
Thank you very much for your interest in the Tri-City Eagles Youth Hockey program.
Monday, May 3, 2010:
6:00 – 7:10 PM: Pee Wees
7:20- 8:30 PM: Midget U 16
8:40- 9:50 PM: Midget U 18
Tuesday, May 4, 2010:
6:00- 7:20 PM: Pee Wees
7:30- 8:40 PM: Bantams
8:40- 9:50 PM: Midget U 16
8:40- 9:50 PM: Midget U 18
Wednesday, May 5, 2010:
6:00- 7:10 PM: Pee Wees Final Team Assignments
7:20- 8:30 PM: Bantams
7:20- 8:30 PM: Midget U 16
8:40- 9:30 PM: All Midget Goalies
Thursday, May 6, 2010:
6:00- 7:10 PM: Bantams: Final Team Assignments
7:20- 8:30 PM Midget U 18 Final Team Assignments
8:40- 9:50 PM Midget U 16 Final Team Assignments
INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION WILL BE FRIDAY, MAY 7 FOR ALL PLAYERS
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Goaltending / Goal Scoring Clinics Starting February 8th
1/27/10
Tony MacAulay and Chris Buchleitner will be available along with a number of TCE coaches from each team to instruct TCE players on improving their shooting and scoring skills in a dynamic, highly mobile environment.
On Monday, 2/8 at 4:30 PM and 3/1 at 5:00 PM, all players and coasches from the SQUIRT and PW team are invited to participate.
On Tuesdays, 2/9 and 2/23 at 4:30 PM, players and coaches from the BANTAMS are invited.
On Friday, 2/12 and 2/26 at 4:30PM, these clinics will be open to ANY TCE player.
Please note: we will want everyone ready 10 minutes before ice time to go over the drills for that session.
We do not want to waste ice time describing the drills on ice.
There is no charge for these sessions.
Coaches and managers, please get a head count of your players who are committed to attending each session and forward the headcount to me this week.
Goalies, please confirm your attendance by email.
Because we will be working in team based units, there is room to adjust this schedule a little.
Thank you,
Coach Sals.
Tri-City Eagles Win Gold/Silver From Lake Placid!
1/15/10 
Last weekend 3 Tri-City Eagle teams, parents and friends descended upon Lake Placid, NY for some winter fun.
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Bantam Blue, Bantam Gold and the Pee Wees made the trek north to the home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics.
The weather was very snowy, the temps were in the teens and the fun was non-stop.
The kids went tubing, skated in zero degree temps on the Olympic Oval, and played outdoor hockey in a mini rink with college players home for the winter break.
We were up early and out late nearly every night.
And yes, all three teams played some great hockey:
Bantam Blue Bantam Blue faced 2 Canadian and 1 Vermont team.
Playing with superb goaltending and just 11 skaters, Bantam Blue recorded 2 shutouts, gave up just 3 goals, and won 4 games.
The championship game against a tough team from Ontario was tight the whole way as Bantam Blue took a 2-1 lead into the final 8 minutes of the game.
Withstanding a furious charge from the Canadians, Bantam Blue held on to bring home a championship.
Captain, Will Seiferth was named the tourney MVP and Jordan Farley, Bruce Stachitas and Zach Satin were players of the game during round robin play.
Bantam Gold Bantam Gold started the tourney with a rather dull first game where they blew out their first opponent.
From there the play got tougher, rougher and very competitive.
Needing a win in their 3rd game to advance to the championship, Bantam Gold played an up and down game against a tough team from NY.
Goalie MIke Finn withstood a furious onslaught over the last 2 minutes and made a final glove save from point blank range to preserve the win with 7 seconds to go.
And that wasn't the most exciting game.
Bantam Gold played a very good team from Vermont in the championship game.
They battled this same team in the round robin to a 0-0 tie in a goalie duel.
The Championship can't end in a tie as Bantam Gold played well throughout the game that ended in a 1-1 tie after overtime.
The shootout then went 7 rounds as Bantam Gold came up just one shot short.
Bantam Gold players winning awards were Peter Dudley as best shooter, Mike Finn as best goalie, and Ryan Grimes for the Sportsmanship Award.
Pee Wees The Pee Wee team won 2 of their 3 round robin games to earn a spot in the championship game against the Mass.
team that beat them earlier 2-1.
The Pee Wees felt good about the upcoming championship because the earlier loss was from a game at the crack of dawn, after a late night of Lake Placid fun.
Playing on better rest the Pee Wees jumped out to an early lead and never looked back.
They controlled the championship game throughout and finished with 4-0 win.
Their opponent finished with just 15 shots on goal as it was clear that Tri-City was the better team.
In a selfless act of team unity the Pee Wees presented the tourney MVP award to their injured teammate, Brando Kobernick.
Although Brando was unable to play, he was there the whole weekend and his presence was always felt.
Winner:
TCE Winter Wonderland Photo.
 The Stulman family of the bantam blue team show their true colors Pee Wee players winning awards were Tiger Lindsay, as best shooter and Zach Howes as best goalie.
All three teams had a great time as we painted the town blue and gold.
Tri-City was everywhere around town and certainly the teams to beat on the ice.
Special thanks to TCE Goalie coach Sals Adams and TCE GM Clai Carr for making the trip to watch and cheer with the parents.
And thanks to Lake Placid, perhaps the best venue around for youth hockey tournaments! .
Thanksgiving Day Shinny Games!
11/26/09
10:15 to 11:35 AM - Squirts & Peewee
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Bantams and midgets Holiday party with various ARCs
11/25/09
Our annual skate with the regional Associations of Retarded Citizens.
For more than 12 years the bantams and midgets and our girls team when we had one have hosted approximately 80 members of the Howard County, Anne Arundel and Prince George's Counties Association of Retarded Citizens.
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We pair our players with our guests and our players (wearing their game jerseys) skate with their guests and work to insure that the guests have a memorable evening.
Santa Claus is around bringing cheer (with his helper Tyler Carr) and individually assigned gifts.
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TCE Bantam William Seiferth Named CBHL Bantam Player Of The Month
10/20/09  began.
I am thrilled and appreciate all that William and other TCE players are doing both on and off the ice.
Congratulations to William and to his parents and family.
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Many, many thanks.
Go Eagles!
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Tri-City Eagles Race for the Cure
8/20/09
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TriCity PeeWees Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research
6/8/09
The 16th season came to a glorious close as a great group of players and families came to celebrate the season and to say good-bye to our seniors.
After a delicious dinner prepared by Famous Dave's and served by the pee wee players and parents, each player was presented with their TCE puck noting their unique contribution to the past season.
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Yearbooks were also handed out to each family.
Four of the teams had DVDs of their season playing during dinner.
A long standing tradition is that each senior who concludes their youth playing career with TCE receives the jersey as a keep sake of their time with the club.
This is done in appreciation of their leadership to the organization.
In turn, each senior provided for the squirts a message that they want the younger players to remember as they continue their playing career.
The first picture shows the seniors receiving their jerseys while the second one shows Senior Tim Good "passing forward" his message.
Carnegie Mellon, US Military Academy at West Point, US Naval Academy, University of Maryland, Duquesne University, Towson University and UMBC.
Lastly, Mrs.
Arlene Linkous completed a lengthy period of leadership for the event (7, 8 or 9 years) and was presented a flower arrangement in appreciation.
Thank you Arlene! We will miss you.
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Coaching Assignments Announced
4/5/09
In addition we are pleased to welcome Jason Wolfe and his staff who will work with Sals Adams are our goalie instructors.
Lastly, we once again are pleased to have Pivotal Hockey working with all of our skaters especially the squirts and pee wees as we instill the the skills necessary to be very successful in hockey.
It promises to be a terrific 17 th season with more innovative ideas yet to unfurled.
Go Eagles!
2009/2010 Team Contacts.
2009-2010 Team Pictures
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Bantam Gold
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