The Atlantic Girls Hockey Federation proudly presents its roster for the 2024 Peewee Tournament in Quebec, set to take place from February 7 to February 18, 2024. This premier event gathers approximately 120 teams from around the world, creating an atmosphere often likened to the “Little League World Series of Hockey.”
The tournament unfolds on the grand stage of the Videotron Centre, boasting a seating capacity of 18,259 and serving as the home arena for the Quebec Remparts. Amidst the competition at this iconic venue, the participating teams will also engage in spirited matches at various rinks across Quebec City.
Goaltenders:
- Paloma Larocque (Jr. Flyers)
- Marion Koester (WBS Jr. Knights)
Players:
- Lauren Letts (PTL)
- Samantha Locke (Hollydell Hurricanes)
- Khloe Miller (PTL)
- Aurora Benz (Jr. Flyers)
- Sarah Vang (PTL)
- Olivia Pelle (Hollydell Hurricanes)
- Alexandra Maloy (Hollydell Hurricanes)
- Madeline Staffieri (Jr. Flyers)
- Fiona Saunders (Hollydell Hurricanes)
- Paloma Larocque (Jr. Flyers)
- Marion Koester (WBS Jr. Knights)
- Elizabeth Coen (Jr. Flyers)
- Isabella Kasper (Ashburn Xtreme)
- Isabelle Lynch (MYHA)
- Maggie Wang (PTL 12U Elite)
- Ashlee Grillo (NY Islanders)
- Isabella Redden (Jr. Flyers)
- Tomasina Cinquino (Jersey Hitmen)
Coaching Staff:
- Head Coach: Brooke Reimer
- Assistant Coach: Nikki Miller
For the week ending on December 10th, the Atlantic Girls Hockey Federation rankings are in. KRACH is a team’s win/loss ratio multiplied by strength of schedule. You can view all rankings on the AGHF KRACH Page here.
The teams that are in first in each division are Princeton Tiger Lilies (10U), Saugerties Fillies (12U), MYHA Blue (14U Diamond), Reston Raiders (14U Platinum), Princeton Tiger Lilies Black (16U Diamond), Maryland Jr. Black Bears (16U Platinum), NJ Bandits (19U Diamond), and PHC Belles (19U Platinum).
Excitement is building for the upcoming 2023 Atlantic Girls Hockey Federation (AGHF) All Stars event, scheduled for this Saturday, December 9th, at Ice Vault. Adding to the excitement, the AGHF announced that the comprehensive All Star Online Program, featuring the live roster and teams, is now live! Fans should keep an eye out for potential changes as the week progresses.
Stay in the know and keep up with all the action by accessing schedules and live scores conveniently located under the All Star page on our website.
Make sure not to miss the opportunity to have your All Stars moments captured by Carmo Photography. Positioned at the rink, they will be snapping photos throughout the event. For those looking to take home a tangible memory, Carmo Photography will also have a table with a selection of pictures available for purchase.
Elevate your AGHF All Stars experience by entering to win a free Sherwood stick of your choice! Simply submit your most thrilling game clips from the weekend here for a chance to snag this coveted prize. We’ll be announcing the lucky winners on our social media channels, so stay tuned for the big reveal.
For those interested in custom All Star player cards, you can conveniently purchase them online. Visit playercards.store to order these personalized mementos, featuring the code ALLSTARS2023. Commemorate this special event with your own player card.
We invite everyone attending the 2023 AGHF All Stars event to capture the essence of the weekend and share it with us. Whether you’re snapping action shots, team celebrations, or candid moments, tag us in your photos on social media or upload them directly here to be featured on the official AGHF account.
Welcome back to the AGHF Player of the Week for the week ended December 3rd, 2023! This weekly feature, running throughout the 2023-24 season, pays tribute to outstanding players across all divisions. Our honorees are selected from player nominations submitted by their respective coaches. You can now commemorate their achievements with customizable Player of the Week merchandise available in the league store.
10U Nominating Coach: Rebecca Morse
- Team: PTL
- Player’s Name: Aryaa Panwar
- Jersey Number: 89
- Position: Forward
- “Aryaa’s engagement with the play has steadily increased as the season has progressed. Her understanding of the game has also grown significantly, and it showed this weekend. She made confident decisions with and without the puck. On Saturday, Aryaa had a very strong second period, assisting on our third goal, then scoring two consecutive goals. On Sunday, she came right to our game from another game at a different rink. Meeting her team on the ice for warmups, she switched gears seamlessly, worked hard all game, and was a difference-maker for us.”
12U Nominating Coach: Robert McCarthy
- Team: CP Dynamo
- Player’s Name: Adalena Siebert
- Jersey Number: 20
- Position: Forward
- “Addie had a phenomenal night, registering a hat trick and an assist in a tough fought 5-4 loss against a very talented Saugerties team.”
14U Diamond Nominating Coach: Kyra Herbert
- Team: ST. J
- Player’s Name: Sarah Cheney
- Jersey Number: 33
- Position: Goalie
- “Sarah had a 40-save shutout to help our team secure a 1-0 OT win this weekend. She stopped multiple breakaways including one in OT that served as a break out for our game winning goal.”
14U Platinum Nominating Coach: Jon Bass
- Team: NJ Bandits
- Player’s Name: Holland Haftek
- Jersey Number: 17
- Position: Forward
- “Holland scored both goals in our Saturday game and this comes as she’s showing growth in her skills and increasing passion for the sport and her team!”
16U Diamond Nominating Coach: Cody Ruff
- Team: Lehigh Valley Phantoms
- Player’s Name: Alea Ladika
- Jersey Number: 29
- Position: Goalie
- “Alea was a brick wall, backstopping the Phantoms girls to two big wins over the weekend.”
16U Platinum Nominating Coach: Sean O’Connor
- Team: Maryland Junior Black Bears
- Player’s Name: Samantha Scott
- Jersey Number: 91
- Position: Forward
19U Diamond Nominating Coach: Matt Haney
- Team: Tri City Eagles
- Player’s Name: Madison Luniewski
- Jersey Number: 66
- Position: Forward
- “Maddison scored the GWG for us after being down 2-0 on Saturday, & scored the GWG for us on Sunday. She had an overall outstanding weekend after having a rough couple of weeks. She is also a 2008 birthyear”
Honorable Mentions:
| Leah King | Jr Flyers 10UA | 10U | 3 | Forward |
| Ava Galley | NY Islanders | 12U | 8 | Defense |
| Abby Grossman | NY Islanders | 12U | 31 | Goalie |
| Adalyn Faust | WBS Lady Knights | 12U | 46 | Defense |
| Mackenzie Miller | PTL Elite | 12U | 19 | Defense |
| Ava Cras | Jr Flyers 14U AA Ettore | 14U Diamond | 8 | Forward |
| Delaney Cozine | NJ Bandits 14AA | 14U Diamond | 31 | Goalie |
| Kacie Kaough | Princeton Tiger Lilies 14u Orange | 14U Diamond | 18 | Defense |
| MAGNOLIA MARCUS | Stateline Hawks | 14U Diamond | 91 | Forward |
| Kenslie Rockovits | WBS Lady Knights | 14U Diamond | 9 | Forward |
| olivia Connor | ptl | 14U Platinum | 2 | Forward |
| Logan Sullivan | PTL Orange | 16U Diamond | 93 | Forward |
| Maya Felix | York Lady Drvils | 16U Diamond | 61 | Forward |
| Aurora Short | Maryland Junior Black Bears | 16U Platinum | 10 | Forward |
| Logan Shumaker-Gromek | NJ Bandits | 19U Diamond | 2 | Defense |
For the week ending on December 3rd, the Atlantic Girls Hockey Federation rankings are in. KRACH is a team’s win/loss ratio multiplied by strength of schedule. You can view all rankings on the AGHF KRACH Page here.
The teams that are in first in each division are Princeton Tiger Lilies (10U), Saugerties Fillies (12U), MYHA Blue (14U Diamond), Reston Raiders (14U Platinum), Princeton Tiger Lilies Black (16U Diamond), Maryland Jr. Black Bears (16U Platinum), NJ Bandits (19U Diamond), and PHC Belles (19U Platinum).
The AGHF would like to congratulate Logan Schumaker-Gromek, captain of the NJ Bandits (19U Diamond), on her commitment to further both her hockey career and education with the Stevenson University Mustangs. The Mustangs are a member of the NCAA Div. III and play in the UCHC conference.
Logan’s journey in the world of hockey has been nothing short of impressive. Currently leading the 19U Bandits in the AGHF’s competitive Diamond Division, Logan’s skills on the ice have not only earned her the captaincy but also caught the attention of collegiate scouts. Her commitment to Stevenson University is a testament to her dedication and prowess in the sport.
Before donning the Bandits jersey, Logan spent an impressive eight seasons with the NJ Colonials, honing her skills and establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with in the New Jersey hockey scene. Her time with the Colonials undoubtedly contributed to her growth as a player and leader, setting the stage for her impactful role with the Bandits.
Logan’s commitment to playing at the collegiate level not only highlights her individual achievements but also serves as an inspiration for aspiring young female hockey players. Her journey from the NJ Colonials to the 19U Bandits and now to Stevenson University is a testament to the opportunities available for dedicated and talented athletes in the world of women’s hockey.
As Logan prepares to embark on this exciting new chapter in her hockey career, the hockey community eagerly anticipates watching her continue to excel both on and off the ice at the collegiate level. Stevenson University is gaining not just a skilled defenseman but a leader who has proven herself in the competitive arena of girls’ hockey. Logan Schumaker-Gromek’s commitment is a moment of pride for the NJ Bandits, the AGHF, and the broader hockey community.
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For the week ending on November 26th, the Atlantic Girls Hockey Federation rankings are in. KRACH is a team’s win/loss ratio multiplied by strength of schedule. You can view all rankings on the AGHF KRACH Page here.
The teams that are in first in each division are Jr. Flyers (10U), Saugerties Fillies (12U), MYHA Blue (14U Diamond), Reston Raiders (14U Platinum), Princeton Tiger Lilies Black (16U Diamond), Maryland Jr. Black Bears (16U Platinum), NJ Bandits (19U Diamond), and PHC Belles (19U Platinum).
Reposted by Black Bear Youth Hockey Foundation
In a significant stride towards fostering inclusivity in youth hockey, the Black Bear Youth Hockey Foundation proudly announces its scholarship recipients for the 2023-24 season, providing a total of $44,900 in financial aid to 64 deserving children. Established in 2020, the foundation aims to eliminate financial barriers hindering youth hockey participation, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to experience the camaraderie and life lessons that the sport offers. Through individual grants and sponsored programs, the foundation strives to ease the financial stress many families face in affording equipment and ice time. Youth hockey, known for cultivating friendships, teamwork, and accountability, becomes an accessible avenue for all, nurturing a lifelong passion for the sport.
Stories of Triumph and Dedication:
Michael Edelstein: A dedicated player on the Grundy Senators 12U hockey team, Michael Edelstein’s journey into hockey began at the age of three. Despite financial challenges, Michael’s single mom supports his passion, and the Black Bear Hockey Foundation scholarship serves as a crucial support, enabling him to continue thriving on the ice.
The Turpin Family: June, James, and Jackson Turpin of the Maryland Jr. Black Bears express their deep gratitude as recipients of the Black Bear Hockey Foundation scholarship. Despite facing financial strains due to their dad’s surgery, the scholarship has allowed them to persist in their love for hockey.
Noah Krasner: A devoted player for the Igloo Jaguars since the age of five, Noah Krasner considers hockey more than just a game—it’s his life. The scholarship, received last year, proved transformative as Noah moved to the 16u level, enhancing both his skills and maturity. Noah’s unwavering work ethic and commitment make him a deserving candidate for ongoing support.
Paulina Rucz: Overcoming the challenges of a rare heart defect, Paulina Rucz, a resilient player on the 16U Elite Islanders Girls team, has defied the odds. The scholarship, received last year, eased financial strain for her mother amid layoffs. Paulina’s remarkable achievements, including MVP and Top Scorer, reflect her dedication, and she looks forward to the continued support of the scholarship in pursuing her dreams in the National Women’s Hockey League.
Scholarship Recipients
Michael Edelstein
Kamil Szumigraj
Shawn Gearl
Chase Clouser
Hunter Brown
Paulina Rucz
Isaiah Scanlon
Bryston Elgalady
Jean-Paul Dominguez
Alexander Udal
Ivan Shuminski
Chyna Taylor
Jack McKenzie
Jack Doran
Noah Krasner
Nicolette Gentile
Evan Elias
Gemma Graeff
Yahor Putau
Christian Blood
Leland Williams
David Dziomba
Richard G Volgraf (Jr.)
Frank Rosenberry
Xavier Jamison
Kele Aragon
Carlo Pietroboni
Ella Doran
Peyton Hull
Aidan Shine
Braydon Hammond
Ara Landskroener
Antons Podskocijs
Jackson Turpin
James Turpin
June Turpin
Jan Eschler
Brayden Lodise
Amelia Smith
Alexander Kuznikov
Ethan Kotecki
Austin Kotecki
Noah Kotecki
Liam Garten
Camerom Feeley
Avah Williams
Mark Gusev
Chloe Makinson
Draek Davis
Noah Desotti
Keegan Champagne
Preston Champagne
Javion Drupp
For the week ending on November 19th, the Atlantic Girls Hockey Federation rankings are in. KRACH is a team’s win/loss ratio multiplied by strength of schedule. You can view all rankings on the AGHF KRACH Page here.
The teams that are in first in each division are Jr. Flyers (10U), Saugerties Fillies (12U), MYHA Blue (14U Diamond), Reston Raiders (14U Platinum), Princeton Tiger Lilies Black (16U Diamond), Maryland Jr. Black Bears (16U Platinum), Jr. Flyers (19U Diamond), and PHC Belles (19U Platinum).
Welcome back to the AGHF Player of the Week for the week ended November 5th, 2023! This weekly feature, running throughout the 2023-24 season, pays tribute to outstanding players across all divisions. Our honorees are selected from player nominations submitted by their respective coaches. You can now commemorate their achievements with customizable Player of the Week merchandise available in the league store.
10U Nominating Coach: John Keyburn
- Team: Royals
- Player’s Name: Amanda Keyburn
- Jersey Number: 94
- Position: Forward
- “2 goals(game winner) vs the undefeated JR Flyers, with only 7 skaters. Played Defense in game 1 over the weekend with only 6 skaters. After her teammate was hurt on a play, her next goal she came over to the bench and told her teammate that she scored that goal for her… the hugged over the boards… so cute to see”
12U Nominating Coach: Bobbi Fedele
- Team: WBS Lady Knights
- Player’s Name: Ailey McDonald
- Jersey Number: 13
- Position: Forward
- “Ailey was a key player on our short bench with only 8 skaters at this weekend’s AGHF Fall Brawl. After being down 2 goals for the first two periods, Ailey was able to secure our team’s 3rd win of the tournament by scoring our first goal of the game and the game winning goal with 8 seconds left!”
14U Diamond Nominating Coach: James Pierson
- Team: Princeton LVPY
- Player’s Name: Piper Fretz
- Jersey Number: 22
- Position: Forward
- “Piper was exceptional throughout the entire weekend. She scored 2 beautiful goals in our final game of the weekend against the Stateline Hawks; and then 2 goals in our win over the NJ Bandits. Piper was huge in our team’s performance and was a positive leader both on and off the ice.”
14U Platinum Nominating Coach: Alexis Moed
- Team: NY Islanders Elite
- Player’s Name: Jordan Bernhardt
- Jersey Number: 1
- Position: Goalie
- “Two back to back shut outs in the showcase”
16U Diamond Nominating Coach: Rebecca Morse
- Team: PTL (Orange)
- Player’s Name: Marley Haviland
- Jersey Number: 19
- Position: Forward
- “Marley had a phenomenal weekend, perhaps playing some of the best hockey of her career as a teenager. She scored her first two goals of the season, after returning to play in late October from an upper body injury that had her sidelined for three months. Marley’s compete level was elevated to a degree that her coaches hadn’t seen last season. She consistently embodied PTL’s core values—respect, resilient, and relentless—throughout the weekend. In games 1 and 2, she came close to scoring multiple goals but couldn’t find the back of the net. Marley stayed positive and kept shooting, and finally scored in game 3, then again in game 4.”
19U Diamond Nominating Coach: Taylor Borrelli
- Team: York Lady Devils
- Player’s Name: Jasper Perez
- Jersey Number: 9
- Position: Forward
- “Jasper was switched to wing on the fly this weekend and excelled for switching positions with out practicing wing all week. Jasper made a great read at the blue line and intercepted a pass which lead to a 2-0 and sent a pass to her linemate who scored to secure the win for the Devils in a close game.”
19U Platinum Nominating Coach: Steve Morris
- Team: NJ Bandits (Morris)
- Player’s Name: Gabriella Shadek
- Jersey Number: 14
- Position: Forward
- “Gabby recorded 7 goals and 3 assists at this weekend’s showcase helping the team go 2-2.”
Honorable Mentions:
| Hannah Babapulle | PTL | 10U | 78 | Defense |
| Lexi Downer | STJ U12 Girls AA | 12U | 20 | Forward |
| Aubrianna Jacobus | NJ Bandits 12A | 12U | 31 | Goalie |
| Natalie Downey | Phantoms Youth 12u girls | 12U | 88 | Forward |
| Elliette Yeager-Brenner | Jr Flyers 12U Toomey | 12U | 21 | Defense |
| Grace Luo | Myha AA blue | 14U Diamond | 9 | Forward |
| Remy Cinquino | NJ Bandits 14AA | 14U Diamond | 98 | Forward |
| Madison Martin | WBS Lady Knights | 14U Diamond | 21 | Defense |
| Della Gilligan | PTL Black | 14U Diamond | 2 | Forward |
| Magnolia Marcus | Stateline hawks 14U Diamond | 14U Diamond | 91 | Forward |
| Harkiran Sandhu | PTL Orange | 14U Diamond | 5 | Defense |
| Cassidy Bush | NJ Bandits | 14U Platinum | 18 | Goalie |
| Gigi Cafaro | New York Islanders Elite | 14U Platinum | 13 | Goalie |
| Ashlee Grillo | New York Islanders Elite | 14U Platinum | 77 | Forward |
| Greeley Morgan | Ct Ice Cats | 14U Diamond | 10 | Goalie |
| Abby McCabe | ptl | 14U Platinum | 13 | Forward |
| Ella Moakler | ptl | 14U Platinum | 71 | Forward |
| Layla Marazzo | ptl | 14U Platinum | 7 | Forward |
| Noga Barda | ptl | 14U Platinum | 18 | Defense |
| Molly Murphy | Reston Raiders Girls 14U | 14U Platinum | 44 | Center |
| Paige Russell | PTL Black | 16U Diamond | 9 | Forward |
| Charlie Randazzo | New York Islanders Elite | 16U Diamond | 55 | Goalie |
| Emma Sherwood | New York Islanders Elite | 16U Diamond | 12 | Forward |
| Olivia Rothstein | NJ Bandits | 19U Diamond | 22 | Defense |
| Rosalia Maldonado | Tri-City Eagles Blue | 19U Diamond | 21 | Defense |
| Eliana Gardner | Tri-City Eagles Gold | 19U Platinum | 10 | Forward |
| Alyssa Arsenault | Reston Raiders | 19U Platinum | 1 | Goalie |
| Kaley Madura | NJ Rockets U19A Blue | 19U Platinum | 66 | Forward |