ECRHA All-Stars Announced
Games To Be Played Saturday
ECRHA January 28th, 2008 at 4:55PM January 29th, 2008 3:03AM
For the 6th straight year, the Eastern Collegiate Roller Hockey
Association’s annual All-Star Event will be held at the Sportsplex in
Feasterville, PA. This year, All-Stars from Division I, Division II,
and the B Division will square off.
To select the players for this year’s games, each team nominated one forward, one defenseman, and a goaltender. Peers and coaches were then able to vote for the most deserving of these nominees, with the top vote-getters earning a starting spot.
In DI, Team New Metro’s starting line of Rutgers’ Jeff Grabowski, Rhode Island’s Bryan Eriksen and Chris Manchester, and Stony Brook’s Jim Tamburino poses a big offensive threat. Both Tamburino and Eriksen are averaging over three points per game. Backstopped by starting netminder Dave Bord, also of Rhode Island, Team New Metro’s starting lineup looks very impressive.
Team Mid-Western also boasts a talented roster. With a starting line of Penn State’s Corey Calajoe, Towson’s Josh Stein and Mike Inge, and Matt Luttrell from Pittsburgh, they will have no problem keeping up with Team New Metro. Calajoe and Stein are also pulling in about three points per game. Standing in as the last line of defense is veteran goaltender Matt Vensel, who comes into the game with a gaudy 89.9 save percentage.
DI will prove to be a very exciting matchup as both squads are stacked with talent. Congratulations to all who were selected!
DI All-Stars
Team New Metro
Jeff Grabowski – F – Rutgers (starter)
To select the players for this year’s games, each team nominated one forward, one defenseman, and a goaltender. Peers and coaches were then able to vote for the most deserving of these nominees, with the top vote-getters earning a starting spot.
In DI, Team New Metro’s starting line of Rutgers’ Jeff Grabowski, Rhode Island’s Bryan Eriksen and Chris Manchester, and Stony Brook’s Jim Tamburino poses a big offensive threat. Both Tamburino and Eriksen are averaging over three points per game. Backstopped by starting netminder Dave Bord, also of Rhode Island, Team New Metro’s starting lineup looks very impressive.
Team Mid-Western also boasts a talented roster. With a starting line of Penn State’s Corey Calajoe, Towson’s Josh Stein and Mike Inge, and Matt Luttrell from Pittsburgh, they will have no problem keeping up with Team New Metro. Calajoe and Stein are also pulling in about three points per game. Standing in as the last line of defense is veteran goaltender Matt Vensel, who comes into the game with a gaudy 89.9 save percentage.
DI will prove to be a very exciting matchup as both squads are stacked with talent. Congratulations to all who were selected!
DI All-Stars
Team New Metro
Jeff Grabowski – F – Rutgers (starter)
Brian Eriksen – F – URI (starter)
Chris Manchester – D – URI (starter)
Chris Manchester – D – URI (starter)
Jim Tamburino – D – SBU (starter)
Dave Bord – G – URI (starter)
John D’Adamo – F – UCONN
Nick Stortini – F – Army
Mike Scardigno – F – Hofstra
Brendan Nelson – URI
Jake Preissler – UCONN
Thomas Gomez – Army
John Preissler – D – UCONN
James Kinosian – D – Rutgers
James Kinosian – D – Rutgers
Patrick Toffler – D – Army
A.J. Frey – D – Hofstra
Dan Chambers – Rutgers
Matt Ketcham – Hofstra
Jesse Creek – G – UCONN
Caleb Towne – G – Rutgers
Team Mid-Western
Corey Calajoe – F – Penn State (starter)
Josh Stein – F – Towson (starter)
Mike Inge – D – Towson (starter)
Matt Luttrell – D – Pittsburgh (starter)
Matt Vensel – G – Towson (starter)
Tyler Walser – F – Buffalo
Joe Malinowski - Buffalo
Paul Marzello – F – RIT
Evan Cimino – F – Delaware
Ryan Cowdel – Towson
Nick Godfrey – Penn State
Shaun Golden – D – Buffalo
Corey Calajoe – F – Penn State (starter)
Josh Stein – F – Towson (starter)
Mike Inge – D – Towson (starter)
Matt Luttrell – D – Pittsburgh (starter)
Matt Vensel – G – Towson (starter)
Tyler Walser – F – Buffalo
Joe Malinowski - Buffalo
Paul Marzello – F – RIT
Evan Cimino – F – Delaware
Ryan Cowdel – Towson
Nick Godfrey – Penn State
Shaun Golden – D – Buffalo
Tim Dion – D – RIT
Richie Carelli – D – Penn State
Jason Aaron – D – Delaware
Matt Poljak – Pittsburgh
Brian Clayton – RIT
Brett Campbell – G – RIT
Richie Latona – G - Buffalo
Coaching Staffs
Team New Metro: URI, Rutgers, Army
Team Mid-Western: Buffalo, PSU, Pitt
The Division II All-Star rosters are full of both old and new faces. The top teams in all conferences are well represented. Neumann, West Chester, and Shippensburg players comprise four of the five Team South starters while Albany and Vermont players are three of the five starters on Team North.
The starting goaltending for both teams looks exceptionally strong. Dan Hogan of West Chester comes into the game with a remarkably low goals-against average of 2.04 and a save percentage of 88 while Luke Brind’Amour is touting a 91.7 save percentage and a goals-against average of 2.83.
DII All-Stars
Team North
Dan Callahan – F – Albany (starter)
Jason Aaron – D – Delaware
Matt Poljak – Pittsburgh
Brian Clayton – RIT
Brett Campbell – G – RIT
Richie Latona – G - Buffalo
Coaching Staffs
Team New Metro: URI, Rutgers, Army
Team Mid-Western: Buffalo, PSU, Pitt
The Division II All-Star rosters are full of both old and new faces. The top teams in all conferences are well represented. Neumann, West Chester, and Shippensburg players comprise four of the five Team South starters while Albany and Vermont players are three of the five starters on Team North.
The starting goaltending for both teams looks exceptionally strong. Dan Hogan of West Chester comes into the game with a remarkably low goals-against average of 2.04 and a save percentage of 88 while Luke Brind’Amour is touting a 91.7 save percentage and a goals-against average of 2.83.
DII All-Stars
Team North
Dan Callahan – F – Albany (starter)
Mike Coyle – F – Binghamton (starter)
Parker Murray – D – Vermont (starter)
Mike Spooner – D – Cornell (starter)
Luke Brind’Amour – G – Vermont (starter)
Sean Conroy – F – Vermont
Henry Beckwith - Vermont
Cody Holliday – F – Brockport
Tom Botsford – F – Cornell
Corey Miller - Brockport.
Derek LoGiudice – D – Ramapo
Jeff Whitley – D – Albany
AJ Henty – D – Brockport
Dan Splendore – D – Binghamton
Chris Grieco – Cornell
Chris Grieco – Cornell
Chris Bagwell – Binghamton
Al Monica – Albany
Al Monica – Albany
Dan Boyd - Brockport
Mark Amato – G – Cornell
David Shapiro – G – Binghamton
Team South
Victor Scotto – F – Neumann (starter)
Bryan Lowe – F – Shippensburg (starter)
Tom Cavanaugh – D – Shippensburg (starter)
Andrew Nguyen – D – Drexel (starter)
Dan Hogan – G – West Chester (starter)
Tim Saraceni – F – West Chester
Victor Scotto – F – Neumann (starter)
Bryan Lowe – F – Shippensburg (starter)
Tom Cavanaugh – D – Shippensburg (starter)
Andrew Nguyen – D – Drexel (starter)
Dan Hogan – G – West Chester (starter)
Tim Saraceni – F – West Chester
Adam Lyons – F – Temple
Adam Keplinger – F – Slippery Rock
Jon Donohue – Neumann
Chris Adams – F – Drexel
Tim Hollenback – F – Millersville
Michael Peterson – D – Temple
Andy Kowalewski – D – Slippery Rock
Dominic Marriotti – D – Neumann
Eric Keene – D – West Chester
Derrick Kreiser – D – Millersville
Sean Sheridan – Shippensburg
Sean Yingling – G – Neumann
Justin Brennan – G - Drexel
Coaching Staffs
Team North: Vermont, Albany, Brockport
Team South: Neumann, West Chester, Shippensburg
The B Division All-Star game looks like it’ll be a shootout. Team Central’s roster lists five of the division’s top seven scorers and one of the top statistical goalies in Andrew Perkins. Team South will definitely have its hands full, but with a strong defense and solid goaltending, this game could come down to the wire.
B All-Stars
Team Central
Bryan Ollendyke – F – PSU (starter)
Jon Donohue – Neumann
Chris Adams – F – Drexel
Tim Hollenback – F – Millersville
Michael Peterson – D – Temple
Andy Kowalewski – D – Slippery Rock
Dominic Marriotti – D – Neumann
Eric Keene – D – West Chester
Derrick Kreiser – D – Millersville
Sean Sheridan – Shippensburg
Sean Yingling – G – Neumann
Justin Brennan – G - Drexel
Coaching Staffs
Team North: Vermont, Albany, Brockport
Team South: Neumann, West Chester, Shippensburg
The B Division All-Star game looks like it’ll be a shootout. Team Central’s roster lists five of the division’s top seven scorers and one of the top statistical goalies in Andrew Perkins. Team South will definitely have its hands full, but with a strong defense and solid goaltending, this game could come down to the wire.
B All-Stars
Team Central
Bryan Ollendyke – F – PSU (starter)
Lee Garrett – F – Binghamton (starter)
John Risher – D – PSU (starter)
Matt Capriotto – D – Binghamton (starter)
Andrew Perkins – G – PSU (starter)
James Arnone – F – Hofstra
Tim Newbold – F – Buffalo
Josh Aronson – D – Hofstra
J.J. Klimek – D – Buffalo
Rob Scofield – Hofstra
Ryan Kelly – Buffalo
Ryan Kelly – Buffalo
Dave Stock – Penn State
Mike Karp – Binghamton
Andre Robitaille – G – Hofstra
Anthony Corvino – G – Binghamton
Anthony Corvino – G – Binghamton
Team South
Matt Schwakoff – F – Rutgers (starter)
Chaz Weldon – F – West Chester (starter)
Corey Greenburg – D – Towson (starter)
Joe McMahon – D – West Chester (starter)
Ken Schmidt – G – West Chester (starter)
Mike Linker – F – Towson
PJ Dolan – F – Drexel
Jeff Gaskill – D – Rutgers
Kyle Defelice – D – Drexel
Carl Pancock – Rutgers
Joe Gagnon – West Chester
Zack Siskind – Towson
Chris Naab – D – Drexel
Kevin Appel – G – Drexel
Ryan McCoid – G – Rutgers
Coaching Staffs
Team Central: Buffalo, Penn State
Team South: Rutgers, West Chester
Matt Schwakoff – F – Rutgers (starter)
Chaz Weldon – F – West Chester (starter)
Corey Greenburg – D – Towson (starter)
Joe McMahon – D – West Chester (starter)
Ken Schmidt – G – West Chester (starter)
Mike Linker – F – Towson
PJ Dolan – F – Drexel
Jeff Gaskill – D – Rutgers
Kyle Defelice – D – Drexel
Carl Pancock – Rutgers
Joe Gagnon – West Chester
Zack Siskind – Towson
Chris Naab – D – Drexel
Kevin Appel – G – Drexel
Ryan McCoid – G – Rutgers
Coaching Staffs
Team Central: Buffalo, Penn State
Team South: Rutgers, West Chester
