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Friday, June 30 2006 USA Roller Sports - Youth National Championships
Pittsburgh, PA Hamarville Blade Runners 66 Alpha Drive West Hamarville, PA 15238 www.bladerunnersice.com Thursday June 29th GM#1 92 Bandits 3 - 92 Richmond Rattlers 5 GM#2 92 Bandits 3 - Inferno 0 Friday June 30th GM#3 92 Bandits 2 - Richmond Rattlers Black 0 GM#4 92 Bandits 4 - IC Phantoms 1 GM#5 92 Bandits 1 - Potomac Mavericks 2 Gold Medal - Potomac Mavericks Silver Medal - 92 Bandits Bronze Medal - IC Phantoms Copper Medal - 92 Richmond Rattlers Saturday, June 17 92's Take Bronze at Cleveland AAU Regional June 17, 2006 The Pinnacle Sports Complex 313 Medina Road Medina, OH 44256 GM#1 92 Bandits 3 - Steel City Snipers 5 GM#2 92 Bandits 5 - Marauders 2 GM#3 92 Bandits 7 - Team Xtreme 1 GM#4 92 Bandits 1 - TMD 91 Yellow 2 Gold - TMD 91 Yellow Silver - Steel City Snipers Bronze - 92 Bandits
92's Take Runner-Up at NARCH Cincinnati Regional June 10th-11th, 2006 Skatetown USA West Chester, Ohio GM#1 92 Bandits 0 - Snake Eyes 3 GM#2 92 Bandits 3 - 91 Cincy Storm 1 GM#3 92 Bandits 3 - 93 Swords 0 GM#4 92 Bandits 5 - Marauders 0 GM#5 92 Bandits 3 - 91 Cincy Storm 6 Josh Howell - MVG, NHL Tourny Team Joey Parizek - NHL Tourny Team Sunday, May 7 97's Take 2nd at Cincy TORHS Regional May 7th-8th, 2006 SkateTown USA West Chester OH GM#1 97 Bandits 9 - Skatetown Swords 2 GM#2 97 Bandits 1 - St. Louis Tour Cobras 5 GM#3 97 Bandits 3 - St. Louis Tour Cobras 7 GM#4 97 Bandits 10 - Skatetown Swords 2 GM#5 97 Bandits 4 - St. Louis Tour Cobras 7 All TORHS Team Selection - Sam Magee, Andrew Pettinski, Hunter Shepherd
Saturday, April 8 97's take 3 in Cincinnati 97's Won best of Three vs. ECHO on Saturday April 8 at Sports Plus to kick off the 06 Spring/Summer Schedule. GM#1 09:15 AM Bandits 14 - ECHO 1 GM#2 11:30 AM Bandits 12 - ECHO 0 GM#3 01:15 PM Bandits 10 - ECHO 0 Next Scheduled Event is the TORHS Cincinnati Regional at Skatetown USA in West Chester May 6th-7th. Friday, November 25 The Road to the National Championships The Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S., Inc. (AAU) and TORHS America will recognize advancement to the TORHS America National Championship and to the AAU Junior Olympic National Championship if teams participate in any of the following events: AAU Regionals that qualify teams for AAU and TORHS Nationals: Lake Worth, Florida - January 6th - 8th, 2006 AAU Winter Championship - Raleigh, North Carolina - January 13th - 15th, 2006 Phoenix, Arizona - April 21st - 23rd, 2006 Lafayette, Louisiana - June 16th - 18th, 2006 Cleveland, Ohio - June 16th - 18th, 2006 TORHS Regionals that qualify teams for TORHS and AAU Nationals: Atlanta, Georgia - February 24th - 26th, 2006 Westchester, Ohio - March 3rd - 5th, 2006 Buffalo, New York - March 17th - 19th, 2006 Portland, Oregon - April 28th - 30th, 2006 Atlanta, Georgia - April 28th - 30th, 2006 In addition to earning the right to advance through these events, teams will gain seeding points for the National Championships based on the finish in the regional tournament. Any team which wishes to qualify for the AAU Junior Olympic National Championship must have their AAU "added benefit" (AB) membership at the time of the regional event. Teams can now qualify for two National Championships by participating in one event! TORHS America and AAU invite you to make the most of your participation experience. See you at the TORHS America or AAU event! Wednesday, November 2 TORHS, AAU, USARS Partnership November 2, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lincoln, Nebraska MEGA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CREATED FOR INLINE ROLLER HOCKEY THROUGH COMBINATION BY THREE MAJOR HOCKEY ORGANIZATIONS In an agreement that will produce the first significant unity within a historically fragmented sport, three principal inline hockey organizations have inked an agreement to combine their previously separate national championships into a single site. The Taylor Sportsplex, located near Detroits Metropolitan Airport will be the site for this gala inline hockey event in July of 2006. Keith Noll, National Chair of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Inline Hockey program states, Our Organization is extremely pleased to be part of the Worlds largest hockey events ever held under one roof. The four-rink Taylor Sportsplex should have over 500 teams attending the TORHS America, AAU Junior Olympic Games, the USA Roller Sports Nationals and the F.I.R.S. 2006 World Championships in Detroit, Michigan next July. More than 20 Countries from all over the world are expected. As spokesman for USA Roller Sports (USARS), the Olympic Committee recognized National Governing Body for Inline Hockey, George Pickard, Inline Hockey Committee Chairman said Our organization is very pleased to have TORHS America, a major inline hockey influence in the United States, join with AAU and USARS to produce this gala sporting event. A divided sport, with multiple National Championships has confused both public and media for more than a decade and retarded the attainment of the full potential of this popular world-wide sport. The AAU, with its emphasis on youth and grassroots sport development; TORHS, with its dominance in the elite Pro Inline Hockey team events; and USARS, with its historic five decade long promotion of puck roller hockey, coupled with its National and International sport credentials, make for ideal colleagues in this new venture. TORHS America Senior Mens Divisions will be recognized by the National Governing Body as the official USA Championships. Tony Abbate, President of TORHS America adds, The creation of this super event offers exciting opportunities for the future of the inline hockey sport. I feel the most important ingredient in the making of this agreement is trust and a commitment to the common goal of building a better inline hockey sport. Many organizations want to say they are working together but really are not. We plan to stay the course and make many of our ideas a reality for the improvement of inline hockey in America. For Addition Information Contact: Keith Noll AAU 770-466-2216 2409 Stout Road #1,Menominie WI 54751 slapshot@wwt.net, knoll@usarollersports.org TORHS America Tony Abbate 910 Athens Hwy Loganville, GA 30052 402-483-7551 torhstony@bellsouth.net, www.torhs.com USARS Inline Hockey President George Pickard 4730 South Street Suite K-180 Lincoln, NE 68506 715-231-4000 (o) 715-231-4004 (f) www.usarollersports.org, pickard.cirilh@alltel.net Friday, August 19 Pittsburgh Bandits Announce Fall Open-Skate Session Dates, Age Groups...
The cost per session is $10.00, please contact coach Roux if you are not able to attend or if you have any questions at jroux@adelphia.net or 724-942-6379. Tryout schedule will be handed out at the first session. Pittsburgh Bandits will field teams in the following ages groups: U10, U12, U14, U16, U18, U20 & Pro Team. Bandits will also play in the Professional Inline Hockey Association (PIHA) with a Pro and a Minor team starting February 2006. Open Skates Dates @ Island Sports Center: September: Friday 9th U16 / U18 - 7:30 9:30 PM Friday 30th U14 / U16 - 7:30 8:30 PM, U18 - 8:30 9:30 PM October: Friday 7th U10 / U12 - 7:30 9:30 PM Friday 14th U16 / U18 - 7:30 9:30 PM Friday 21st U10 / U12 - 7:30 9:30 PM Friday 28th U14 / U16 - 7:30 8:30 PM Age Groups for 2006: 1988 - 1987 U18's 1990 - 1989 U16's 1992 - 1991 U14's 1994 - 1993 U12's 1996 - 1995 U10's Thursday, August 11 Tour Bandits - 2005 USA Inline U18 Open National Champions Tour Bandits win the 2005 USA Inline U18 Open Division National Championship at Flyers Skatezone, Voorhees, NJ
Tuesday, August 9 World Inline Cup Announcement - Canada Inline Announce Relationship with Premier Sports Events Canada Inline Announces Relationship with Premier Sports Events August 9, 2005 Chatham, Ontario, Canada Canada Inline is pleased to announce their newly established partnership with Premier Sports Events to manage the World Inline Cup. This will allow Canada Inline to remain focused on growing grassroots programs and maintaining the technical aspect of the sport and for the event itself. Dave Easter, President of Canada Inline comments By forming a relationship with PSE, it will allow us to continue to run a first class event with the World Inline Cup and allow us to focus on the growth of the event. Essentially, Canada Inline will provide all the technical support such as rules, game formats, and maintain the ethics that this event has enjoyed for the past 7 years. Canada Inline wants to focus on providing support within Canada and other countries that are interested in expanding youth level programs. The association realizes that it is crucial for the sport and for each country involved to insure that the game will grow and avoid being a fad. By fostering and working with other countries that promote Inline Hockey at the younger age groups, this will help push the sport towards one day being an Olympic event. If we want to one day watch Inline Hockey on television in the Olympics or be fortunate enough to be involved in a program that participates, countries are going to have to show they have programs in place from early ages thru to the top athletes. The popularity and integrity of the sport will at that time help lead our game in the direction we long to see it end up. One day being in the Olympics will make all of the work countries have committed to over the past few years, worth the countless hours of volunteerism and tireless efforts that so many people involved have produced commented Easter. When Dave asked us to work with him on the World Inline Cup, we recognized the opportunity that we would have to create extremely unique experiences for players. Jeff and I have had international playing experiences that made this an easy decision for PSE as we understand the lasting effects that events like this can have on a young persons life. To have the opportunity to visit another country and on top of that play a sport we all love is such an incredible bonus. We feel fortunate to be part of insuring players, coaches and families enjoy the ultimate player experience that the World Inline Cup truly provides comments Nathan Bowen of PSE. Next year the tournament is set to be down under at the Gold Coast, Queensland Australia, an awesome tourist attraction for the country. We were extremely proud when Canada Inline and PSE awarded our country with the 2006 event as this will be the first time the tournament has been held outside of the North American Continent comments Steve Hall, President of Australia Inline Hockey Association. Canada Inline and PSE did a tremendous job facilitating our needs and insuring the event was an incredible life experience for all of our athletes. We have been attending this event for the past 7 years and our experience has been unique with each new location the tournament has been played. "We look forward to providing a World Class Tournament with outstanding accommodation, unique travel experiences and some great inline hockey here next July - see you all Down Under" Heading up the Great Britain organization is Jane Roebuck, who has enjoyed watching the level of her team increase each year in the World Inline Cup. This event has helped push our players skills up to next level. When we first began attending the event our players were very new to the sport. Now we are closing the gap and winning games on a more consistent basis due to the level of play at the World Inline Cup. The best part is our players come away from the event with a great cultural experience and some incredible memories that will remain with them for a lifetime. Mr. Easter realized there was a great opportunity to partner with PSE that would allow him the opportunity to focus on his association and inline hockey goals by enabling someone else to look after the management piece of the event. PSE has been commissioned to insure each participating team has an incredible life experience, which is what the event is ultimately about. Labeled as the ultimate player experience, teams will be presented with opportunities to watch the crocodile hunter, learn how to surf, experience exotic animals, deep sea fish, scuba dive and be exposed to entirely different culture in Australia in 2006. Canada Inline has commissioned PSE to insure visiting players and countries experience these unique and often once in a lifetime opportunities. Premier Sports Events is an event management and sports travel focused company offering a complete range of services for tournaments, organizations and traveling sports teams. The company is committed to providing professional service and insuring each team, organization and events needs are met. For more information regarding PSE please visit www.gopremierevents.com or contact Jeff Lukasak at premiersports@charter.net , phone 269-978-2418. Tuesday, August 2 2005 AAU Junior Olympic Games - New Orleans, LA
"The Pinnacle Of All Sports Championships" 2005 AAU Junior Olympics New Orleans, Louisiana July 27-August 8, 2005 "Going For The Gold" Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Saturday July 30 GM#1 Bandits 92 (8) - Anaheim Mission Bulldogs - Grey (0) GM#2 Bandits 92 (10) - El Paso Hyper Hawks (3) Sunday July 31 GM#3 Bandits 92 (4) - Rolling Thunder (1) Monday August 1 GM#4 Bandits 92 (9) - Potomac Mavericks (1) Tuesday August 2 GM#5 Bandits 92 (8) - Skatetown Swords 93 (2) GM#6 Bandits 92 (4) - Pittsburgh Fusion (5) ot GM#7 Bandits 92 (2) - Long Island Raptors (6) Competitive Division Medals Mesquite Warriors - Gold Pittsburgh Fusion - Silver Long Island Raptors - Bronze Bandits 92 - Copper
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Friday, July 15 2005 AAU Point Series Standings - National & Regional
2005 National Champions 8u Tour Cobras Black - St Louis, MO 10u Tour Cobras Gold - St Louis, MO 12u Louisiana Sharpshooters - Lafayette, LA 14u Prince William Panthers - Woodbridge, VA 16u Richmond Rattlers - Richmond, VA 18u SK Misfits - Houston, TX 20u Bad Apples - Haslett, NJ 2005 Steel Belt Zone Champions 8u Butler Cobras - Butler, PA 10u Skatetown Swords 94 - Cincinnati, OH 12u Columbus Bandits - Columbus, OH 14u Team Xtreme - Cleveland, OH 16u Pittsburgh Bandits - Pittsburgh, PA 18u Pittsburgh Bandits - Pittsburgh, PA Wednesday, June 29 2005 World InLine Cup - Taylor Mi.
Taylor SportsPlex Taylor, MI CHATHAM, Ontario, Canada Canada Inline, the National Governing Body for Inline Hockey, member of the Canadian Olympic Committee and proud member of the Federation of Roller Sports (FIRS) announced that the 7th Annual World Inline Cup will be located in Taylor, Michigan, USA July 18-24, 2005. This is the first time that Canada Inline has taken the event outside of Canada and we are looking forward to a great event in Taylor, Michigan, USA, only 20 minutes from the Detroit International Airport and 20 minutes from the Windsor, Ontario, Canada border crossing, says Dave Easter, President CEO of Canada Inline. Look for future World Inline Cups being staged around the world, he added. The Taylor Sportsplex, featuring four full size rinks with Ice Court Flooring will be the home of the 7th Annual World Inline Cup. The World Inline Cup features teams from around the globe and has become the Ultimate Player Experience for those that attend to participate or watch. Age divisions from 10U to 21U,open men and women will compete in six round robin games and then are re-seeded into A,B and C Championship Pools for the medal rounds. With Opening and Closing ceremonies where all teams march in under their own country flag, skills competitions, tours and off-surface events planned this becomes a mini Olympics for many of the teams from around the world. Team Ontario, Ontario Selects, Alberta Selects, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, BC, Team USA (four teams per age division), Australia, Great Britain and many of our Asian Federation friends will all return with teams to compete and build friendships that will last a lifetime. With the entire event under one roof the event organizers are confident the atmosphere that has been created in the past will be recaptured once again in Taylor, Michigan. We lost some of the atmosphere that was created in the past in 2004 when the event was hosted in London, Ontario, at three different venues, says Cheryl Vinnai, National Director of World Inline Cup for Canada Inline. It was our objective for 2005 to ensure the event would be in a venue that would host all games, ceremonies and special events so players and parents would have the ability to watch all games and enjoy the International Festival Atmosphere that has become the hallmark of the World Inline Cup. Once we toured the Taylor Sportsplex we knew this was the ideal venue to host the 2005 World Inline Cup. More information will become available over the next few weeks on the Canada Inline Website under World Inline Cup 2005. For more information contact the Canada Inline office: deaster@canadainline.com www.canadainline.com Sunday, June 5 Pittsburgh Bandits U18 - 2005 NARCH Cincinnati Regional Champions
Sunday, June 5 Pittsburgh Bandits U16 - 2005 NARCH Cincinnati Regional Runner-Ups
Sunday, May 29 Pittsburgh Bandits U16 - 2005 TORHS Philadelphia Regional Runner-Ups
Bandits U14 Tryouts The Bandits will be conducting evaluations for the upcoming 2005 Spring/Summer in-line hockey season. We are looking for a select group of players that can compete at a competitive level within the following age group: U14--1990/91 birth years. We are not looking for a recreational level team. 2005 Try-out Information Date: Saturday, April 9 Time: 3:00 4:30 p.m. Cost: $25 per skater. Goalies are FREE! Registration: email us at gknackstedt@mac.com to reserve a tryout spot and make payment arrangements. You must register and pay in advance. Location: Central Ohio Roller Hockey (CORH) 937 Burrell Ave. Columbus, Oh 43212 Website: www.columbusrollerhockey.com (for directions to the rink) For information contact: Greg Knackstedt 614.805.1458 gknackstedt@mac.com Tuesday, February 8 Team USA Rolling to World Inline Cup Canada Inline Press Release For Immediate Release: February 8 , 2005 CHATHAM , Ontario , Canada - Canada Inline, the National Governing Body for Inline Hockey, member of the Canadian Olympic Committee and proud member of the Federation of Roller Sports (FIRS) announces today that USARS have announced officially that they will have 19 full Team USA squads competing at the 7th Annual World Inline Cup. Team USA will compete as Team USA North, Team USA South, Team USA East and Team USA West in the 10U, 12U, 14U and16U divisions. Team USA will also have an 18U Womens team and two 16U Jr Womens (Team USA Blue and Team USA White) competing. The World Inline Cup (July 18-24, 2005 in Taylor, Michigan) will be pre-seeded by the Can Am Cup to provide opportunity for International Teams coming early for the World Inline Cup to compete against North Americas top club teams. The World Inline Cup is closed to Team USA and Canadian Provincial Teams and does not permit club teams to compete in this event. Adult club teams wishing to compete in the Mens Open Division from USA should contact Keith Knoll of USARS for gaining approval into the Mens Open Division. With Ontario having four teams per division, along with teams from Alberta , Manitoba , Saskatchewan and BC there will be plenty of Canadian talent along with our usual friends from Great Britain , Australia and Asia , this should be the biggest and best World Inline Cup to date. For more information contact the Canada Inline office: deaster@canadainline.com www.canadainline.com Tuesday, August 31 2004 Spring/Summer Season Results ***** 2004 Spring/Summer Season Results ***** *** 2004 - Bandits 92 *** 2004 Hockey Zone 4 on 4 Runner Up 2004 AAU - Huntington Regional Silver Medalist 2004 TORHS - Cincinnati Regional 3rd Place 2004 AAU - Cincinnati Regional Gold Medalist 2004 AAU - Cleveland Regional Bronze Medalist 2004 Born 2 Run Labeda/Nike Bauer Cup Champions 2004 AAU Steel Belt Region Points Champions 2004 USARS Competitive Copper Medalist 2004 Island Summer Classic Champions 2004 Season Record: 20-22-2 *** 2004 - Bandits U16 *** 2004 AAU Pittsburgh Regional Gold Medalist 2004 Top Cat Mission Cup - Detroit Regional Runner-Up 2004 TORHS Cincinnati Regional Runner-Up 2004 ECHO Pittsburgh Regional Champions 2004 AAU Cincinnati Regional Gold Medalist 2004 AAU Cleveland Regional Silver Medalist 2004 Born 2 Run Labeda/Nike Bauer Cup Champions 2004 AAU Detroit Last Chance Regional Silver Medalist 2004 AAU U17 Steel Belt Region Points Champions 2004 AAU U17 National Points Champions 2004 USARS U17 National Champions - Elite Division 2004 AAU U17 Junior Olympics Gold Medalist - Elite Division *** 2004 - Bandits U18 *** 2004 TORHS Winter Nationals Division II Finalist 2004 TORHS - Cincinnati Regional Champions 2004 AAU - Cincinnati Regional Gold Medalist 2004 TORHS Nationals Division II Finalist 2004 USARS U20 Division Bronze Medalist Saturday, August 7 2004 AAU Junior Olympic Games - St. Louis, MO
"The Pinnacle Of All Sports Championships" 2004 AAU Junior Olympics St Louis, Missouri July 30-August 8, 2004 "Going For The Gold" All-American Sports and Matteson Square Tri Plex 4 Rinks Will Be Used - Admission Is Free Entry Fee $695.00 - 5 Game Guarantee (Most teams will play 6-8 games) - 4 Floors Will Be Used Rinks Are Fully Air Conditioned! Age Divisions Elite, Competitive and Recreational Divisions 6u - 8u - 10u - 12u - 14u - 17u - 20u - High School All Girls 12u - 14u - 16u - 19u Every Player Receives A FREE AAU Junior Olympics T-Shirt Thursday August 5 GM#1 Bandits 92 9 - Hat Trick Demons 1 Friday August 6 GM#2 Bandits 92 3 - East Sport Havoc 7 GM#3 Bandits 92 6 - Crescent City 1 Saturday August 7 GM#4 Bandits 92 3 - Projoy ISCA Grizzlies 5 GM#5 Bandits 92 4 - South Jersey Outlaws 5 (ot)
2004 USARS Nationals Skate Plex Sterling Heights, MI Saturday July 3 GM#1 Bandits 92 0 - Extinguishers 3 Sunday July 4 GM#2 Bandits 92 3 - Firebirds 92 5 GM#3 Bandits 92 4 - Blue Angels 4 Monday July 5 GM#4 Bandits 92 4 - Roller Rebels 5 GM#5 Bandits 92 4 - Richmond Rattlers 92 2 GM#6 Bandits 92 7 - Richmond Rattlers 92 2 Tuesday July 6 GM#7 Bandits 92 2 - Roller Rebels 7 GM#8 Bandits 92 6 - Blue Angels 2 Bronze Game Bandits 92 1 - Extinguishers 3 U12 Medal Results - Competitive Roller Rebels (PA) - Gold Medal Firebirds 92 (MI) - Silver Medal Extinguishers (MI) - Bronze Medal Bandits 92 (OH) - Copper Medal U17 Medal Results - Elite Born to Run Bandits (PA) - Gold Medal Devils (MI) - Silver Medal Cincinnati Shock (OH) - Bronze Medal East Coast Generals (NC) - Copper Medal U20 Medal Results - Open Team Mission Detroit 86 (MI) - Gold Medal KFC/A&W (MI) - Silver Medal Born to Run Bandits (PA) - Bronze Medal Broncos (MI) - Copper Medal Friday, July 2 2004 Steel Belt and National Points Standings Click on the above for the Final Steel Belt Region and National Points Standings. Monday, January 5 U18 Bandits - 2004 TORHS Winter Cup Runner-up Sportsplex Feasterville, PA Jan 2-4, 2004 U18 Bandits are the Runner-Up in the 2004 TORHS Winter Cup U18 Div II GM#1 Bandits 4 - AC Express 3 GM#2 Bandits 4 - Team Breakaway 3 GM#3 Bandits 3 - Projoy ISCA Grizzlies 2 Champ: Bandits 6 - AC Express 7 Team Members: Justin Cormack, Brock Wilson, Johnny Ward, Grant Ward, Chris Weiss, Ben Dyer, Brad Dyer, Keith Karpzuk, Jason Roux, Dustin Roux U16 Bandits also went 2-2 in Div I GM#1 Bandits 3 - Tour Smoke 88 4 GM#2 Bandits 3 - Jr. Gladiators 1 GM#3 Bandits 4 - Team Breakaway 3 GM#4 Bandits 3 - TR Sports Center Bad Apples 6 Monday, March 1 2004 Inline Hockey Cup Series
There are 9 zones across the country (Northeast, Southeast, Steel Belt, Motor City, Bayou, Midwest, Pacific, Florida and Western) where teams will compete for the USA Inline Hockey Cup Championships for that zone. Teams in each division that win their zone will win a USA Inline Hockey Cup Championships Cup and a 50% discount on their entry fee to the USA Championships in Detroit, Michigan. Teams that play in selected USARS/AAU qualifiers earns points toward the National USA Inline Hockey Cup Championships and the Sterling Sliver National Championship Cup. The National Championship Cup will be presented to the National USA Inline Hockey Cup Champion in each age division at the 2004 AAU Junior Olympic Games in St Louis, Missouri (Winners Must Be Present To Receive The National and Regional Championship Cups). A team will receive points for how they finish in each tournament they play in (2 points win, 1 point tie, 4 points Gold Medal, 3 points Silver Medal, 2 points Bronze Medal, 1 point Copper Medal) and then after all of the events in each series is over the USA Inline Hockey Cup Champion will be crowned in their zone. A team can play out of their zone to earn more points for the National USA Inline Hockey Cup Championships. For example: A team plays in the Steel Belt Zone (Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Cleveland) and they also go to Detroit to play in a regional. So the more tournaments you play the more points you earn and the better chance you have to win the National USA Inline Hockey Cup Championships. *** Steel Belt Zone *** Huntington, WV March 26-28 Pittsburgh, PA April 16-18 Cincinnati, OH May 21-23 Cleveland, OH June 4-6 Thursday, August 31 2000 CORH Bandits - The Beginning
Row 1 L to R: Shane Lynch; Chris Binkley; Timmy(Powder)Little; Evan Burghes. Row 2 L to R: Brian Lynch - Coach; David Veitch; Jason Ferrante; Matt Loveland; Dustin Roux; Tommy Harrison; Vince Harrison - Coach Team Record: 15 wins 1 loss 1 tie 1st Place: Cincinnati Black Biscuit 1st Place: Corh Summer Jam 2000 1st Place: Hockeytowne Summer Challenge 2000 3rd Place: Knoxville Fall Classic Tuesday, January 5 1999 Sportsite Vipers Team
Columbus members were Jason Roux, Dustin Roux, Josh Butcher, Cody Weese, Alex Bodiford, Jeff Johnson, Derek Fairchild - G, Caleb. |
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