Coach J Hockey: Welcome
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Two great local artists: Chris Trapper and Kate Klim.
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I Feel Alright by Steve Earle
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U12 Black (10-10-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 12-21-2-1 Overall)
In the second game of the tournament the Breakers took on the Islanders Hockey Club and the Breakers would take the lead on a Sara Abrahamson goal from Brenna Conlon and Meagan Elwood with one second remaining in the first period. After a scoreless second period the Breakers would extend their lead to 2-0 on an Allie Coleman goal from Ally Welch and Bryanne Porter. The Breakers would hold on for the 2-0 win and Bryanne Porter would earn the shutout win in goal for the Breakers.
The Breakers fell 7-0 to the Terriers in the final game of the round robin stage of the tournament and would play in the consolation game vs the Spitfires.
In the consolation game versus the Spitfires the game was knotted at 0-0 after the first. In the second the Spitfires would score twice in a 29 second span halfway through the period before Allie Coleman would score unassisted to cut the lead to 2-1. In the third period the Breakers would score again on a Sara Abrahamson goal from Jessica Jacobson and Brenna Conlon with 8:41 to play in the game. Regulation ended with the game tied 2-2 and into the overtime period. The Spitfires would score with 1:47 to go in overtime to take the victory in the third place game ending the Breakers season at (12-21-2-1 Overall)
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Breakers ESHL (28-10-0-2, 58 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (31-12-0-2)
In the second game of the round robin section of the playoffs the #4 Breakers took on the #8 seed Philadelphia Revolution. The Breakers would score first when Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) scored from Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) with 9:31 to play in the first. Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) would make it 2-0 with assists from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) with 2:47 to play in the period. In the second the Breakers Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) would tip home a Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) point shot to take the 3-0 lead. In the third the Breakers would bust open the game with four goals the first coming off the stick of Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) from Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) and Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA), Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) would make it 5-0 from Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) and Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA), Eric Covell (Plymouth) would add an unassisted goal for the 6-0 Breaker lead and George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) would cap off the scoring from Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) and Nick Sorgi (Abington, MA) with 4:44 to play. Kriby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) would record his third consecutive shutout making 21 saves en route to the Breakers first playoff win of the season.
In the third and final game of the round robin stage it was a winner move on, loser goes home game for the #4 seed Breakers and the #5 seed New York Applecore teams. Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) opened up the scoring with a power play goal 4:08 into the game from Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA). The 1-0 lead would hold until with 1:35 to play Applecore evened the score. In the second Applecore would take the 2-1 lead on a powerplay goal but the Breakers would respond with an Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) power play goal from Alex Weibeler (Easton, MA). Heading into the third with the game knotted at two apiece Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored from Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) with 11:20 to go in the game but Applecore would not go away scoring twice in a 2:10 span with 6:46 to play in the game. The Breakers could not even up the score and fell 4-3. the Breakers controlled play outshooting Applecore 27-22 overall. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 18 saves in goal for the Breakers who finished the season with a (31-12-0-2) overall record.
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U12 Black (10-10-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 11-19-2 Overall)
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Breakers ESHL (28-10-0-2, 58 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (30-10-0-2)
In the second game of the day the Breakers took on a shorthanded Frederick Maryland team. The Breakers wasted no time in taking control of the game 1:06 in Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) scored from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) the 1-0 score stood until 15:12 remaining in the half when Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) scored from Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) and Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA). With 11:16 to play Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA). Jack Kristian (Hanover, MA) scored a pair of goals just 16 seconds apart the first from Nick Sorgi (Abington, MA) and Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA), the second from Nick Sorgi (Abington, MA) and James Crockett (Rockland, MA). Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored his second of the game from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) with 3:21 to go in the half. Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) added his second goal of the day with 1:46 to play from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) capped off the first half scoring from Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) with 47 seconds to play. The Breakers held an 8-0 lead and a 27-6 shot advantage heading into the second half. Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) scored from Alex Weibeler (Easton, MA) just 1:23 into the second half. Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) would score again with 14:48 to play in the game from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) that all started with a great individual effort by Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) scored from Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) less than a minute later and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) capped off the Breaker scoring with 9:19 to play in the game from James Crockett (Rockland, MA). Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) recorded his third shutout of the season making 19 saves in goal for the Breaker win. The Breakers finish the ESHL season with a 28-10-0-2 record good enough for 3rd place in the tough Eastern Division and earned the #4 seed overall in the playoffs which will take place March 15th-17th at the Brewster Ice Arena in Brewster, NY.
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U12 Black (9-10-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 10-19-2 Overall)
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Breakers ESHL (26-10-0-2, 54 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (28-10-0-2)
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U12 Black (8-10-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 9-19-2 Overall)
The Breakers hosted Assabet on Saturday February 16th and fell 3-0. Assabet had two goals in the first 2:18 of the game and added an empty net goal in the final minute to take the win against the Breakers 3-0.
On Saturday February 23rd the Breakers hosted The Islanders in NEGHL action. The Islanders scored the first 4 goals of the game before Jessica Jacobson scored from Sara Abrahamson. The Breakers would add one more in the third on a Maureen Keenan goal from Mairead Kennedy and Allie Coleman but it wasn't enough as the Islanders took the 10-2 win.
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Breakers ESHL (25-10-0-2, 52 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (27-10-0-2)
The Breakers took on the Jr. Bruins in the final home game of the 2012-13 season. The Breakers found themselves in a 2-0 hole after one but found their stride in the second when Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored all 3 of the Breaker goals the first on the power play on a tip of a Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) shot Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) also had an assist on the goal. Less than five minutes later Miglietta's second goal on a rebound of a Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) shot also assisted by Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) evened the game at two. The Jr. Bruins would go up 3-2 before Miglietta completed his hat trick another power play goal from Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) and Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) to take a 3-3 score into the third. The score held until the Jr. Bruins scored a pair of shorthanded goals three minutes apart and added an empty netter at the end to cap the 6-3 win. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 33 saves in the loss for the Breakers. The Breakers travel to Tyngsboro on Sunday to take on the surging Islanders.
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The Breakers ESHL team travelled for a midweek game in Marlboro on Wednesday night to take on the first place Jr. Bruins (24-4-0-0). The Jr. Bruins opened up the scoring 5:25 into the game on a powerplay goal. And then made it 2-0 with 2:20 remaining in the first but the Breakers would respond cutting the Jr. Bruins lead to 2-1 on a Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) goal from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) with 0:53 remaining in the period. In the second the Jr. Bruins added three goals (one on a powerplay) to take a 5-1 lead heading into the third and holding a 37-14 shot advantage. In the third the Jr. Bruins would cap off their win by adding another powerplay goal halfway through the period and seal the 6-1 win over the Breakers. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 40 saves in goal for the Breakers.
On Saturday the Breakers travelled to Springfield looking to get back on the winning track after two consecutive losses. The Breakers found themselves down 1-0 after the first even though the Breakers held a 13-9 shot advantage. In the second Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) scored an unassisted powerplay goal to knot the game at one with 5:40 to play in the second period. The Breakers controlled much of the first two periods holding a 29-16 shot advantage. In the third Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) scored from Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) just 1:36 into the third. The Breakers would add an insurance goal with 11:17 to play on a Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) goal from James Crockett (Rockland, MA) and Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA). Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 31 saves in goal for the Breakers.
On Sunday the Breakers took on the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League’s Walpole Express in a non league tilt. The Breakers struck immediately just 0:39 into the game on a Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) goal with Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) assisting. The Breakers would add another goal with 14:43 remaining in the first half from Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) and the assists going to Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) but the 2-0 cushion wouldn’t last long as Walpole scored 38 seconds later to make it a 2-1 game. The Breakers held a 13-10 shot advantage and Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 9 saves on the 10 shots he faced in his half of play. In the second half the Breakers took a 3-1 lead with 7:11 to play in the game on a Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) goal from James Crockett (Rockland, MA) and Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) but again the Express would strike quickly just 10 seconds later making it 3-2 and that score would hold up as Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 14 saves on the 15 shots he faced in his half of play. The Breakers are now (27-8-0-2 overall and 25-8-0-2 ESHL) and will travel to Brewster, New York next weekend to take on New York Applecore on Saturday at 1:40pm and the Brewster Bulldogs on Sunday at 9:00am.
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The Breakers U12 Black hosted the Islanders on Saturday at the Bog in Kingston and found themselves on the wrong end of a 4-0 score. The Breakers next will travel to Concord on Sunday to take on Assabet Valley in NEGHL action.
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Breakers ESHL (24-7-0-2, 50 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (25-7-0-2)
On Saturday the Breakers made the two hour trek west to Springfield to take on the Jr. Pics at the Olympia Rink in West Springfield. The Breakers came out fired up and scored 2:43 in on a powerplay goal from Jake Leppo (Easton, MA) with the assists to Alex Weibeler (Easton, MA) and Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA). Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) scored 5:25 in with assists from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) to make it 2-0. Jake Leppo (Easton, MA) would add his second powerplay goal from Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA). The shots were even at 12 in the first. In the second the Pics came out fired up and outshot the Breakers 19-9 in the period but Breakers keeper Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made the stops to keep the game 3-0. In the third the Pics cut the lead to two with 11 minutes to play in the game and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) would get the insurance goal with 0:50 left from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA). The Pics outshot the Breakers 40-31 and Keith Inman’s (Midland, MI) 39 saves helped the Breakers extend their winning streak to 12 games and were the first ESHL team to reach the 50 point mark this season.
On Sunday the Breakers hosted Springfield on the back half of the home and home series. The Pics got on the board first with 0:08 seconds left in the first period and held a 10-9 shot advantage as well heading into the second period. In the second Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Tyler Becker (Hanson, MA) with 4:22 to play in the second but the tie score wouldn’t last long as with 0:24 to play the Pics scored a 4 on 4 goal to take the lead 2-1 and held a slim shot lead 21-20 heading into the third period. In the third period the Pics would add another goal this one on a power play with 6:24 to play to take a 3-1 lead. The Pics would add the empty net goal with 0:55 to play to seal the 4-1 win over an uncharacteristically undisciplined Breaker team that gave the Pics 9 powerplays. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 28 saves in goal for the Breakers whose win streak was halted at 12 games. The Breakers will travel to Marlboro on Wednesday to take on the first place Jr. Bruins (24-4-0-0, 48 pts, 1st place Eastern Conference) at 8:30pm.
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U12 Black (8-7-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 9-16-2 Overall)
Tuesday, February 28
In the linked story 78% of midwest Division 3 college players came out of the junior ranks and not high school as well as some teams in the northeast are at 90% and above.
http://www.startribune.com/sports/gophers/137148203.html?page=1&c=y
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Breakers ESHL (22-6-0-2, 46 pts, 2nd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (23-6-0-2)
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U12 Black (7-7-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 8-16-2 Overall)
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U12 Black (7-6-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 8-15-2 Overall)
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Breakers ESHL (21-6-0-2, 44 pts, 2nd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (22-6-0-2)
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Breakers ESHL (20-6-0-2, 42 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference) Overall Record (21-6-0-2)
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U12 Black (6-6-1 NEGHL, 0-6-0 EHF, 7-15-2 Overall)
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Breakers ESHL (20-6-0-2, 42 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference)
On Saturday morning the Breakers took on the Philadelphia Revolution and the Breakers didn’t take long to get on the board when Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) scored from George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) just 4:19 into the game. The Breakers would add a second goal from Mike Williams (Abington, MA) who banged home a rebound of a Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) shot just over the halfway point of the first half. The Breakers held a 19-11 shot advantage heading into the second half. In the second James Crockett (Rockland, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) with 6:49 to play in the game and George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) finished off the Revolution with a goal from Jack Kristian (Hanover, MA) with 3:47 to play in the game. The Breakers outshot the Revolution 28-18 overall and Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 18 saves in goal for the shutout win. With the win the Breakers clinched a playoff spot their first since the 2010-11 season.
On Saturday evening the Breakers took on the Frederick Freeze from Maryland and the Breakers took the lead with 12:57 to play in the first half on a goal from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME). Jake Leppo (Easton, MA) scored the Breakers second goal with 2:57 to play in the first half from Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA). The Breakers held a 10-6 shot advantage after one. In the second half the Breakers couldn’t find the spark and let the Freeze cut the lead to 2-1 5:02 into the half. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made some big stops that allowed the Breakers to hold on for the 2-1 win. With the win the Breakers swept all three league games in the showcase and clinched at least third place in the Eastern Conference and ran their record to (20-6-0-2, 42 points) and next will travel to Laconia, NH to take on the Laconia Leafs of the Metropolitan Junior Hockey League on Wednesday for a non league contest before they return home to face the Boch Blazers (formerly the Mass Maple Leafs) on Friday at 7:30pm at the Rockland Ice Rink.
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The Breakers took on the Islanders (7-16-0-3, 17 Points, 4th place Eastern Conference) in a late morning start at the Rockland Ice Rink. The Breakers came out flying and took advantage of a sluggish Islander team. The Breakers got on the board just 0:46 into the game on a Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) goal from Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA). Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) would get the next two goals 42 seconds apart with assists on the first goal to Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) and the second from Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) and Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) with 6:19 to play in the first period. Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) would get the next two goals 0:38 seconds apart the first assisted by Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) and Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and the second from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) to take a comfortable 5-0 lead into the second period. The Breakers dominated in the shot department holding a 17-7 advantage in the first. In the second Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) scored from Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) and Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) just 2:56 into the period. Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) would give the Breakers a 7-0 lead halfway through the game from Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) and Mason Sloan (Abington, MA). The Breakers had a 39-15 shot advantage through two periods. In the third Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) scored a shorthanded goal from James Crockett (Rockland, MA) just 1:39 into the period before the Islander would get on the board just 23 seconds later to cut the Breaker lead to 8-1. Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) with 2:30 to play in the game. The Islanders would finish off the scoring with 21 seconds remaining. The Breakers earned the 9-2 win and held a 49-24 shot advantage in the game.
Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 22 saves in goal for the win.
On Sunday the Breakers took on the Springfield Jr. Pics (5-19-0-1, 11 points, 6th place Eastern Conference) and riding an 11 game winless streak but Springfield was up to the task playing well early on and heading into the break tied 0-0. The Breakers held a 12-10 shot advantage after the first period. In the second was much of the same as it was a goaltending battle until the Pics would break the 0-0 tie with 0:50 to play in the second period. After two periods the shots were even at 22 apiece yet Springfield held the 1-0 advantage heading into the third period. In the third the Pics would increase their lead less than four minutes in yet the Breakers would not go away. Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) scored from Mike Williams (Abington, MA) with 8:18 to play in the game. Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) would score on a breakaway with 4:51 to play to knot the game at two. The Breakers successfully killed off a penalty with 2 minutes remaining and then earned a powerplay of their own with 1:23 to play. Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) would score his league leading 5th game winning goal with 0:56 to play on the powerplay from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA). Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 32 saves in goal for the Breakers win. The Breakers head into the Christmas break with a 17-6-0-2 record good for 3rd in the Eastern Conference.
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U12 Black (6-6-1 NEGHL, 0-5-0 EHF, 7-14-2 Overall)
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The Breakers opened up a tough stretch of 6 games in 10 days by hosting the Jr. Bruins (17-3-0-0) at the Rockland Ice Rink on Friday December 7th. After a scoreless first period which saw the Jr. Bruins outshoot the Breakers 18-9, the Jr. Bruins opened up the scoring just 1:15 into the second and 4:20 later the Jr. Bruins doubled their lead at 2-0. Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) with 3:28 to play in the period but the Jr. Bruins would respond 1:23 later to take a 3-1 lead into the second intermission. The Jr. Bruins held a slight shot advantage 11-8 in the second. In the third the Jr. Bruins increased their lead to 4-1 before Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) scored from Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) and Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA). With the net empty the Jr. Bruins added to their lead 5-2 and scored another insurance goal with 0:20 to play to take the win 6-2. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 30 saves on 35 shots in goal for the Breakers.
On Saturday the Breakers travelled to Raynham to take on the newly named Boch Blazers (formerly Mass Maple Leafs) (17-2-0-0) and in true Breaker-Leafs fashion this was a penalty filled affair. After the first the Blazers took a 1-0 lead into the break. In the second the Blazers scored 3 goals in a 10 minute span to take a 4-0 lead. Goaltender Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 16 saves on 20 shots before being ejected late in the second period. The two teams played a scoreless third period and Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) saved all 20 shots he face in his 23 minutes of relief. The two teams combined for over 100 minutes in penalties.
On Sunday the Breakers returned home to take on the young Islanders Hockey Club (6-13-0-3) looking to snap the two game losing streak. The Islanders would strike first halfway through the period but George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) would draw even with a goal from Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) and Tom O’Brien (Hingham, MA) with 4:59 to play in the first. The Breakers controlled much of the play and outshot the Islanders 20-10 in the period. In the second the Islanders would once again take the one goal lead before Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) would knot the game at two apiece with assists to Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA). Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) would give the Breakers the lead with 7:12 to play in the second from Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) and George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) and the Breakers holding a 31-16 shot advantage through two. In the third Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) sent a dump in from the redline that was deflected by a Islander defender into the goal with assists going to Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) and Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) just 3:31 into the third. The Breakers would increase their lead to 5-2 on a Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) shorthanded goal from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). The Islanders would not go away as they added two goals in the next 7 minutes to draw within one at 5-4 and the Breakers held on for the win. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 25 saves in goal for the Breakers who snapped their two game skid.
On Wednesday the Breakers travelled to Marlboro to take on the 1st place Jr. Bruins (21-3-0-0). The Breakers got on the board first on a Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) goal from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) but the lead was short lived as the Jr. Bruins evened the score just over three minutes later as the period would end in a 1-1 tie and the Jr. Bruins holding a slight 15-12 shot advantage. In the second the Breakers would again take the lead on a Liam Coyle (Randolph, MA) goal from Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) and James Crockett (Rockland, MA) just 1:29 into the period the Jr. Bruins would answer right back with two goals in the next 54 seconds to take a 3-2 lead. The Jr. Bruins would add a powerplay goal before Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) would cut the lead to 4-3 on an unassisted goal. The Jr. Bruins would add another goal before the end of the second to take a 5-3 lead into the break. The Jr. Bruins held a 30-23 shot advantage after the second. In the third the Jr. Bruins would capitalize on Breaker mistakes and would add three more goals to their 8-3 win. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 35 saves in goal for the Breakers.
The Breakers returned home to take on the Springfield Jr. Pics (5-19-0-0) who were in the midst of a nine game losing streak but that didn’t matter as the Pics got on the board first 4:06 into the game before Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored with :09 seconds left in the first from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) to knot the game at one. In the second the Breakers took the lead on a Tom O’Brien (Hingham, MA) goal from James Crockett (Rockland, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) but the Pics would respond and even up the score before Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). The Pics would again draw even at three before Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) scored from Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) and Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) with 0:29 to play in the second. The Breakers held a 22-14 shot advantage after two but held a slim 4-3 lead heading into the final stanza. In the third Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) would add the eventual game winner on the powerplay from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Eric Costa (Peabody, MA). Liam Coyle (Randolph, MA) would add the insurance goal from Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) and Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA). The Pics would add one more but the Breakers held on for the 6-4 win. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 17 saves in goal for the Breakers. The Breakers were 2-15 on the powerplay in the game.
On Sunday the Breakers travelled to snowy Hookset, NH to take on the Monarchs (7-18-1-0) and for what is becoming a habit the Breakers fell behind 1-0 in the first minutes of the game. Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) evened the score with 1:17 to play from Eric Covell (Plymouth, MA) and Mike Williams (Abington, MA) in a period where the Breakers held a 14-8 shot advanatage. In the second the score remained 1-1 until Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) gave the Breakers the lead from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers dominated the period and held a 35-14 shot advantage after two. In the third the Monarchs would draw even and the score would remain tied at two until with 2:21 to play Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) scored the game winner off a faceoff to give the Breakers a 3-2 win. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 21 stops in goal for the Breakers win. The Breakers now 15-6-0-2 will head into their final week before the Christmas Break with two games next weekend vs the Islanders (11:40am Rockland) and Springfield (6:00pm Rockland).
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The Breakers fell behind 3-0 before Arianna Doherty scored from Allie Coleman with 1:31 to play in the second to cut the Assabet lead to 3-1 heading into the third period. In the third the Breakers cut the lead to one on a Sara Abrahamson goal unassisted. Assabet would respond to make it 4-2 before Allie Coleman scored unassisted to cut the Assabet lead to 4-3. Assabet would add one more to seal the 5-3 win.
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The Breakers playing their first game back since the Thanksgiving break taking on division foe the New Hampshire Monarchs (7-14-1-0, 15 points, 4th place Eastern Conference) at the Rockland Ice Rink. The Monarchs would score first 7:13 into the game to take the lead. The two teams played a pretty even period and the Breakers hit two crossbars and one post in the period and found themselves down 1-0 after the first. In the second the Monarchs would extend their lead to 2-0 but with 5:55 to play in the period Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) scored from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and George McCafferty (Whitman, MA). The Breakers would draw even when with 1:29 to play in the second Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) scored from a great individual effort by Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) with the second assist going to James Crockett (Rockland, MA). The Breakers took their first lead of the game 7:35 into the period on a Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) power play goal from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA). The Breakers would increase their lead when Nick Sorgi (Abington, MA) scored his first Breaker goal from Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) and Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) with 6:56 to play. The Breakers would cap off the win with a Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) goal from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). Keith Inman (Midland, MI) recorded 26 saves in goal for the win. The Breakers have a busy and important weekend coming up with a home game on Friday at 7:30pm in Rockland vs the 1st place Jr. Bruins, a road game against the Boch Blazers (formerly the Mass Maple Leafs) on Saturday and then finish the weekend with a home game at 6:00pm on Sunday in Rockland vs the Islanders.
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The Breakers got one goal in each of the three periods. The first was by Sara Abrahamson with the assists going to Jessica Jacobson and Allie Coleman. Bryanne Porter scored from Brenna Conlon and Sara Abrahamson. In the second period and Brenna Conlon scored from Sara Abrahamson and Meagan Elwood in the 3rd. Rachel Jacobson earned the shutout win for the Breakers. The Breakers will travel to Concord to take on Assabet Valley at 2:50pm on Saturday.
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The Breakers hosted the Minuteman Lady Flames in EHF action on Saturday and with 5:31 to go in the first Jessica Jacobson scored from Sara Abrahamson and Brenna Conlon to take the 1-0 lead. The Flames would even the score with 0:50 to play in the period. In the second the Flames would add two goals before Brenna Conlon scored from Sara Abrahamson and Ally Welch. With the Flames holding a 3-2 lead in the third they would add two more goals to take a 5-2 lead before the Breakers would mount their comeback. Brenna Conlon scored from Sara Abrahamson and Allie Coleman to cut it to 5-3 and Sara Abrahamson would score from Jessica Jacobson and Brenna Conlon to cut the lead to 5-4 with 2:30 to play. The Breakers had their chances but couldn’t push home the tying goal.
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Breakers ESHL (11-3-0-2, 24 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference)
On Friday the Breakers (10-3-0-1) took on the 1st place Jr. Bruins (14-2-0-0) who were looking for payback after their 10 game winning streak was snapped by the Breakers nine days earlier in Marlboro. Halfway through the first period Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA) to give the Breakers a 1-0 lead. The lead was shortlived when the Jr. Bruins tied the game three minutes later. The Breakers would take the 2-1 lead with 0:18 to play in the 3rd when Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) scored from newly signed Eric Costa (Peabody, MA) and Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA). I the second the Jr. Bruins controlled play outshooting the Breakers 12-6 yet some good goaltending by Keith Inman (Midland, MI) kept the Breakers in the game yielding only one goal in the second. In the third the Jr. Bruins took a 3-2 lead just 2:25 into the period and it seemed to kickstart the Breakers who would dominate play in the period and outshot the Bruins 16-6 in the third. The Breakers drew even in the game on a Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) powerplay goal from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA). The two teams played through the OT scoreless and the Breakers lost 1-0 in the ensuing shootout but gained a key point in the shootout loss. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 29 saves in goal for the Breakers.
On Sunday the Breakers took to the road and wound up in Tynsgboro to take on the young but ever dangerous Islanders Hockey Club (5-11-0-2) and after a dominant first period in which the Breakers outshot the Islanders 12-5 yet only managed one shorthanded goal by defenseman Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) with the assist to James Crockett (Rockland, MA). In the second the Breakers found the net again when George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) scored from Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA) and Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) just 4:30 into the period but it was all Islanders from then on out outshooting the Breakers 21-5 and cutting the Breaker lead in half at 2-1 heading into the third period. In the third it was much of the same for the Islander as they controlled play tying the game at two just five minutes into the third period and then taking the lead on a powerplay goal with 6:39 to go but the Breakers would not go quietly as just 22 seconds later Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) was sent in on a breakaway from Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) and James Crockett (Rockland, MA) to knot the game at three apiece. The Breakers Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) held strong in goal and allowed the Breakers a chance to win and with 0:37 to play Liam Coyle (Randolph, MA) found the back of the net from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA) to give the Breakers another win and keeping their point streak alive going 5-0-0-1, 11 points in their last six games. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) was the star in goal making 40 saves in goal for the Breaker win. The Breakers now head into the Thanksgiving break with a (11-3-0-2, 24 points) record and ready to make a run at the playoffs when they take on the New Hampshire Monarchs on December 1st at the Rockland Ice Rink.
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On Sunday the Breakers took on the Cape Cod Waves at the Tony Kent Arena in South Dennis. The Breakers got on the board first on a Grace Collins goal from Bryanne Porter and Arianna Doherty with 3:01 to play in the first period. In the second period Bryanne Porter would score with 5:02 to play from Arianna Doherty and Celia Delrosso. Sara Abrahamson would score with 2:40 to play in the second from Grace Collins to give the Breakers a 3-0 lead before the Waves got one back with 0:28 to play in the second period. In the third it was all Breakers as Brenna Conlon scored a pair with both being assisted by Jessica Jacobson and one was assisted by Sara Abrahamson. Allie Coleman scored from Celia Delrosso and Lucy Williams scored the Breakers seventh and final goal from Sara Abrahamson. Rachel Jacobson earned the win in goal for the Breakers.
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Breakers ESHL (10-3-0-1, 21 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference)
The Breakers ESHL team travelled to Hookset New Hampshire to take on the 4th place Eastern Conference Monarchs (6-13-1-0, 13 points). The Breakers scored 21 seconds into the game on a goal from Liam Coyle (Randolph, MA) with assists from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA). The Breakers would hold that 1-0 lead heading into the second and held a 13-9 shot advantage as well. In the second the Monarchs got on the board with 14:08 to play in the period to knot the game at one. The Breakers outshot the Monarchs 15-9 in the second but could not solve the Monarchs keeper. In the third the Monarchs would take the lead just 1:50 in but the Breakers would respond just 31 seconds late on a James Crockett (Rockland, MA) goal from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). The 2-2 tie stood until 5:36 to play when the Monarchs took a 3-2 lead but again the Monarch lead was short lived as Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) scored off a rebound of a Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) shot with the second assist going to Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA). With the game tied at three and time ticking away in regulation Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) fired a shot that found it's way into the top of the net with 8 seconds remaining Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) assisted on the game winner. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 32 saves in goal to earn the win for the Breakers. The Breakers outshot the Monarchs 44-35 for the game. The Breakers will host the 1st place Jr. Bruins on Friday at 7:30pm at the Rockland Ice Rink.
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The Breakers (8-3-0-1, 17 Points, 3rd Eastern Conference) travelled through the snow to Marlboro on Wednesday night to take on the Jr. Bruins (14-1-0-0, 29 Points, 1st Eastern Conference). The Breakers set the tone early with their physical play and just 4:15 into the game took the lead on a Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) rebound goal off of a Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) shot. The period was pretty even until Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) scored off of a Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) with 1:31 to play in the first. The Breakers held a 2-0 lead despite the period being even in shots 13-13. In the second the Breakers took charge scoring twice in a 16 second span from 3:19 to 3:35. The first goal was a Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) powerplay score from Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA) and Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) the second goal was a James Crockett (Abington, MA) power play point shot with the assist going to Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Bryan Bachelder (Halifax, MA). The Breakers continued to keep the pressure on and thought that they had increased the lead but Cam Migliettas goal after a long discussion by the officials was waved off. The 4-0 lead held until the final minute of the period when the the Jr. Bruins finally solved Breaker goaltender Keith Inman (Midland, MI). In the third the Jr. Bruins built off the momentum they gained at the end of the second and drew one goal closer 3:49 into the third. That score would hold until 9 minutes to play when they cut the Breaker lead to one at 4-3. The Breakers would hold on despite taking two penalties in the final 2:42. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) came up big in the third period and got the win for the Breakers (9-3-0-1). The Jr. Bruins outshot the Breakers 34-30 overall. The Breakers will travel to Hookset New Hampshire on Sunday for a 1:00pm game to take on the NH Monarchs (6-11-1-0, 13 Points, 4th Eastern Conference).
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U12 Black (4-3-1 NEGHL, 0-4-0 EHF, 5-10-2 Overall)
On Friday the Breakers opened up their Cranberry Tournament schedule with a 4-0 loss to the Jr. Terriers. Later Friday afternoon the Breakers dropped another 4-0 decision to the East Coast Wizards. On Saturday the Breakers took on the West Hartford Wolves. Sara Abrahamson scored a powerplay goal from Jessica Jacobson and Brenna Conlon with 13:21 remaining in the first period. Grace Collins added the second Breaker goal of the first period from Ally Welch and Bryanne Porter with 7:40 to go in the period. The 2-0 score held until the third when Bryanne Porter scored her first Breaker goal from Brenna Conlon with 1:45 to go in the game. Rachel Jacobson recorded the shutout in goal for the Breakers. Later on Saturday night the Breakers took on the New Jersey Colonials. After a scoreless first period the Colonials struck first 3:49 into the period to take the 1-0 lead but the Breakers would answer with 3:45 to play in the period on a shorthanded goal from Brenna Conlon on an assist from Sara Abrahamson. After a scoreless third period the two teams had to settle for a 1-1 draw. Rachel Jacobson earned the tie in goal for the Breakers. The Breakers will travel to Saugus on Saturday to take on the Islanders Hockey Club at 4:50pm at Hockeytown.
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U12 Black (4-3-1 NEGHL, 0-4-0 EHF, 4-8-1 Overall)
The Breakers dropped an 8-1 decision to the 1st place Shamrocks in Wilmington on Saturday. Jessica Jacobson had the lone breaker goal with Sara Abrahamson and Brenna Conlon assisting. The Breakers will travel to Cape Cod this weekend for the 2012 Cranberry Tournament with games on Friday vs the Terriers at 9:00am and against the Wizards at 3:00pm both games at the Tony Kent Arena in South Dennis.
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Breakers ESHL (8-3-0-1, 17 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference)
On Sunday the Breakers travelled to Springfield (3-7-0-0) to take on a young Junior Pics team. The Breakers struck early on a goal mouth scramble when Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) scored from Sean Doherty (Hanover, MA) on the powerplay. The Breakers would increase their lead when Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) scored the first of his four goals on the day from Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). Cahill would add another with 5:35 to play on an end to end rush on the Power Play to give the Breakers a 3-0 lead heading into the break. The Breakers outshot the Pics 13-8 in the period. In the second period it was much of the same for the Breakers as Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) capped off his hat trick with another unassisted goal with 12:12 to play in the period. James Crockett (Rockland, MA) made it 5-0 with 3:11 to play on an assist from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). Cahill would make it 6-0 with 0:16 to play on a shorthanded goal from James Crockett (Rockland, MA). The Breakers were outshot by the Pice 15-11 in the second but Breaker Goalie Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) came up big keeping the Pics off the board. In the third period the Breakers controlled much of the play and with 5:02 to play Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) and Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) to finish off the Pics and take a convincing 7-0 win. The Breakers outshot the Pics 15-5 in the 3rd and held a 39-28 overall shot advantage. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 28 saves for the shutout win in goal. The Breakers are off until Wednesday November 7th when they will travel to Marlboro to take on the 1st place Jr. Bruins (12-1-0-0, 24 points, 1st place Eastern Conference).
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Breakers ESHL (6-3-0-1, 13 pts, 3rd place Eastern Conference)
On Sunday October 14th the Breakers travelled to Raynham to take on the Mass Maple Leafs (4-2-0-0). The game started out very physical and in a penalty marred game which saw 166 total minutes in penalties and 7 players ejected between the two teams the Leafs came out on top of a 7-1 score. The Leafs capitolized on a first period Major penalty scoring twice to take a 3-0 lead before Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) scored a power play goal from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) and Jake Duranczyk (McKinney, TX) with 2:57 to play in the period. The Breakers would have two players ejected in the first period and were outshot 15-12 in the period. In the second the game stayed 3-1 until the Leafs scored 4 times in a 2:57 span to take the 7-1 lead. The Breakers were outshot 13-10 in the period. The third was marred with more penalties and ejections as the Breakers had two players sent off as did the Maple Leafs. The Leafs outshot the Breakers in the third 22-10 as Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made all 26 saves he faced in his relief appearance.
On Saturday October 20th the Breakers took on the Mass Maple Leafs (6-2-0-0) at the Rockland Ice Rink. The Breakers playing shorthanded as 4 players serving suspensions and one out with an injury took on the powerful Maple Leafs coming off a big win the night before over the previously unbeated Jr. Bruins. The Leafs took a 1-0 lead 5:32 into the game and outshot the Breakers 10-4 in the first. In the second the Leafs took a 2-0 lead with 6:55 to play in the period and held a solid 21-6 shot advantage in the period. In the third the Leafs would score again with 4:44 to play to take a 3-0 lead but the Breakers playing shorthanded due to suspensions and injuries played great in the third and got on the board with 51 seconds left in the game when Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) scored from Mike Williams (Abington, MA) and Nick Guidry (Quincy, MA). The Leafs held a slim 12-10 shot advantage in the third and outshot the Breakers 44-21 for the game. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 41 saves in goal for the Breakers. the Breakers next take on the NH Monarchs (5-7-1-0) on Saturday at 7:25pm and travel to Springfield to take on the Pics (3-6-0-0) on Sunday at noon.
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U12 Black (4-2-1 NEGHL, 0-4-0 EHF, 4-7-1 Overall)
On Sunday the Breakers travelled to South Dennis to take on the Cape Cod Waves in NEGHL action. The Breakers found the back of the net first on a Brenna Conlon goal from Jessica Jacobson just 1:55 into the game. The 1-0 score would stand into the second period. when Sara Abrahamson scored from Jessica Jacobson 0:14 into the period. The Waves wouldn't go away scoring the next 3 goals to take a 3-2 lead before Arianna Doherty would tie it from Celia Delrosso and Grace Collins. In the third the Waves would again take the lead 4-3 with 9:22 to play in the game. Exactly one minute later Sara Abrahamson scored from Jessica Jacobson to knot the game at 4 apiece. Lucy Williams would break the tie with 5:53 to play with an assist going to Grace Collins. Bryanne Porter got the win in goal for the Breakers. The Breakers travel to Wilmington to take on the Shamrocks on Saturday at 11:00am.
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On Saturday the Breakers hosted the Cape Cod Waves at the Bog in Kingston. Brenna Conlon opened up the scoring 3:26 into the game on assists from Jessica Jacobson and Sara Abrahamson. Brenna Conlon would score again unassisted just 1:17 later to give the Breakers a 2-0 lead. The Waves would cut the Breaker lead in half with 3:22 to play in the first before Brenna Conlon would complete her hat trick with 0:34 to play in the period. In the second the Waves would cut the lead again to 3-2 before Jessica Jacobson would score from Brenna Conlon half way through the period. Meagan Elwood’s point shot found it’s way through with Sara Abrahamson assisting. The Breakers took a 5-2 lead into the third when Grace Collins scored from Arianna Doherty with 9:22 to play and Brenna Conlon would add her fourth goal from Sara Abrahamson just 19 seconds later. Grace Collins finished off the Breaker scoring with 4:28 to play with assists from Celia Delrosso and Arianna Doherty. Bryanne Porter got the win in goal for the Breakers. The Breakers (3-2-1 NEGHL, 0-3-0 EHF and 3-6-1 Overall) next take on the Bandits on Saturday at the Bog in Kingston at 2:30pm.
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Breakers ESHL (6-1-0-0, 12 pts, 2nd place Eastern Conference)
The Breakers (4-1-0-0) fresh off their win against Frederick took on the Philadelphia Revolution (0-5-0-1) who were fresh off a shootout loss to the undefeated Jr. Bruins the night before. The Breakers would score first with 16:42 to play in the first half when Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) scored from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers would add another with 8:42 to play in the half when Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) scored from Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA). Philly would cut the lead in half with 4:32 to play in the half. The Breakers outshot Philly 14-7 in the first half. In the second the Breakers again would score quickly as Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored just 25 seconds in with the assist going to Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers would increase their lead when Matt Hasenfuss (Hanover, MA) scored with 15:43 to play in the game on assists from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and James Crockett (Rockland, MA). Philly would make the score respectable with a goal with 0:19 to play in the game. The Breakers were outshot by Philly 15-14 in the second half but outshot the Revolution 28-22 overall. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 20 saves for the win in goal for the Breakers (5-1-0-0)
On Sunday the Breakers took on Western Conference power Suffolk (NY). It proved to be a goaltending battle as both teams had great chances but the goalies came up big at both ends of the ice. The Breakers outshot Suffolk 15-13 in the first half but the score stood at 0-0. In the second it was much of the same as Suffolk outshot the Breakers 14-10 and at the end of regulation the game was still knotted at zero. In the overtime Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) took a stretch pass from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and scored the game winner just 1:41 into overtime on a backhand shot. Tom O’Brien (Hingham, MA) also assisted on the play. The Breakers outshot Suffolk 3-2 in OT and Suffolk outshot the Breakers 30-28 overall. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made some big saves especially the two in overtime as one was a partial breakaway and one a wide open shot from in front. Inman made 30 saves for the win in goal for the Breakers (6-1-0-0).
The Breakers (6-1-0-0) will have their home opener on Saturday at 7:25pm at the Rockland Ice Arena when they will take on the Islanders Hockey Club (2-4-0-2)
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The Breakers (2-1-0-0, 4 pts) travelled to Hookset on Sunday afternoon for an Eastern Conference match with the New Hampshire Monarchs (3-2-0-0, 6 pts). The Monarchs would strike first 6:22 into the first period but the Monarachs lead would be short lived when Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) and Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) with 9:40 to play in the first. The Breakers found themselved outshot 12-9 after one. In the second period James Crockett's (Rockland, MA) point shot found it's way in with the assists going to Mitch Boothman (Rockland, MA) and Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) at 11:40 of the second. Four minutes later Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) scored a powerplay goal from Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) to give the Breakers a 3-1 lead. With 1:34 to play in the second the Monarchs would cut the Breaker lead in half in a period where the Breakers outshot the Monarchs 19-9. In the third the Breakers tightened up defensively and with the game winding down Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored his 2nd of the game off of assists from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA) with 2:37 to play. With the Monarchs pressing the Breakers scored again on a nice one timer from Mitch Boothman (Rockland, MA) with the assist coming from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers outshot NH 13-4 in the third and 42-25 overall. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 23 saves for the win in goal. The Breakers will travel back to Hookset next weekend for the Columbus Day Showcase where they will take on Western Conference foes Frederick (MD) (3-5-0-0) at 11:00am, Philadelphia (PA) (0-5-0-0) at 5:00pm on Saturday and on Sunday they will take on Suffolk (NY) (4-2-0-0) at 4:30pm.
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U12 Black (2-2-1 NEGHL, 0-3-0 EHF, 2-6-1 Overall)
On Sunday the Breakers took on the Taunton Brewins A team. The Brewins scored first 1:32 and 5:46 into the game to take the 2-0 lead. The Breakers cut the lead in half on a Celia DelRosso goal from Ariana Doherty and Bryanne Porter with 6:14 to play in the first. After a scoreless second period the Breakers tied the game on a Jessica Jacobson goal from Sara Abrahamson with 13:25 to play in the game. The Brewins would answer right back less than a minute later to take the 3-2 lead. The Brewins would add two more before it was over to take the 5-2 win. The Breakers next play on Saturday at 1:00pm at the Bog in Kingston against the Cape Cod Waves.
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September 23rd, 2012
Breakers ESHL (2-1-0-0, 4 pts, Tied for 4th place Eastern Conference)
On Saturday night the Breakers took on the New Jersey Wildcats (1-1-0-0) at the Navin rink in Marlboro as part of the Jr. Bruins Shootout. The first half was scoreless until 1:41 to play as the Wildcats scored first but the Jersey lead wouldn't last long as Jake Leppo (Easton, MA) took a pass from Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and wristed a shot past the Jersey keeper with 3 seconds to play in the half. With momentum on the Breakers side in the 2nd half George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) scored from Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA) and Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) on the powerplay to give the Breakers a 2-1 leas with 13:44 to play. With 10:11 to play the Breakers took a major penalty and the task of killing off a 5 minute Jersey powerplay. Unfortunately for the Breakers Jersey scored twice during the major to take a 3-2 lead with 6:58 to play. The Breakers had opportunities late but couldn't find the back of the net. Kirby Saari (Cape Elizabeth, ME) made 24 saves in goal for the Breakers.
On Sunday afternoon the Breakers took on the Brewster (NY) Bulldogs (2-3-1-0) at the New England Sports Center in Marlboro. The Breakers took charge right from the beginning and got on the board first just 3:57 into the game on a Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) goal from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Tom O'Brien (Hingham, MA). The 1-0 lead would hold until on a delayed penalty on Brewster, Breaker Defenseman Bryan Bachelder stopped a clearing attempt and threw the puck at the net after a nifty move to elude two defenders that handcuffed the Bulldog keeper to give the Breakers a 2-0 lead with 1:25 to play in the first half. In the second half the Breakers continued their control of the game and with 11:11 to play in the game Kevin Sheehan (Rockland, MA) blocked a pass at the blue line and raced in on a breakaway and finished a top shelf backhand to put the Breakers up 3-0. 2:20 later Cam Macdonald (Hanson, MA) made a great individual effort on a rush to set up a James Crockett (Rockland, MA) blast that rang the post and in on the shortside of the Brewster goaltender. Charlie Murphy (Hanson, MA) also assisted on the goal. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 23 saves in goal for the shutout victory.
The Breakers will travel to Hookset New Hampshire next Sunday for a 2:10pm game against the NH Monarchs (3-1-0-0)
September 16th, 2012
The Breakers travelled to Tyngsboro to kick off their 2012-13 ESHL season with a game against the newly named Islanders Hockey Club (formerly the New England Huskies). In the early going the Islanders had some chances but Breaker goalie Keith Inman (Midland, MI) held the Islanders off the board. With 6:09 remaining in the first Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) banged home a loose puck in the crease to give the Breakers a 1-0 lead. The lead would be short lived as the Islanders immediately answered back 21 seconds later to knot the game at one. The Breakers were outshot in the first 13-12. In the 2nd period the Breakers came out flying as Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored from linemates Jake Leppo (Easton, MA) and Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) just 17 seconds into the period. The Islanders would not go away and scored a power play goal at 11:21. The Breakers would answer back 30 seconds later on a Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) tip of a James Crockett (Rockland, MA) point shot. Kevin Sheehan (Rockland, MA) also assisted on the goal. The Breakers would extend the lead to 4-2 with 1:08 to play on a Kevin Sheehan (Rockland, MA) goal with an assist to Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers held a 14-7 shot advantage in the 2nd period. In the 3rd the Breakers picked up where they left off with Ryan Gaucher (Rehoboth, MA) scoring 3:06 into the 3rd with assists going to Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers would put the Islanders away with a James Crockett (Rockland, MA) power play goal with 3:36 to play with assists to Tom Cahill (Pembroke, MA) and Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). The Breakers outshot the Islanders 13-10 in the 3rd and 38-30 overall. Keith Inman (Midland, MI) made 28 saves in goal for the win. The Breakers will take on two Western Conference teams in the Jr. Bruins Shootout on Friday the Breakers take on the Brewster Bulldogs (2-1-1-0, 5 pts, 1st place Western Conference) at 12:20pm at the New England Sports Center and then take on the New Jersey Wildcats (1-1-0-0, 2 pts, 4th place Western Conference) at 6:10pm on Saturday at the Navin Rink in Marlboro.
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U12 Black (2-2-1 NEGHL, 0-2-0 EHF, 2-4-1 Overall)
The Breakers U12 Black had another great offensive showing vs Seacoast. In the first period Sara Abrahamson scored from Jessica Jacobson and Brenna Conlon with 6:24 to play. Seacoast would tie the game at one two minutes later but the tie would not stand for long at Sara Abrahamson would score again from Jessica Jacobson just 59 seconds after Seacoast drew even. The Breakers would take a 2-1 lead into the second period. Seacoast would tie the game with 5:16 to play in the second and that held until Brenna Conlon scored with 0:17 left in the second with the assist to Sara Abrahamson. Taking the 3-2 lead into the third the Breakers would explode for three goals in a 2:55 span all 3 goals from Brenna Conlon and Jessica Jacobson assisted on all three and Sara Abrahamson assists on two. Seacoast would score two in the third to make the score a respectable 6-4. The Breakers will take on the Bridgewater Bandits at 2:30pm on Saturday at the Bog and Assabet White Minor on Sunday in Rockland at 4:45pm.
Breakers Fall at Assabet 4-0!
2012-10-15
U12 Black (1-2-1 NEGHL, 0-2-0 EHF, 1-4-1 Overall)
The Breakers travelled to Concord to take on the Assabet Valley U12 White Major team and fell 4-0. The Breakers next take on Seacoast at 3:50pm at the Bog in Kingston on Saturday October 20th.
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U12 Black (1-1-1 NEGHL, 0-2-0 EHF, 1-3-1 Overall)
Sunday, September 23
Parker Shaw and AJ Hennessy suiting up for ACHA teams in 2012-13!
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The Assabet Valley U12 Minor team scored a power play goal with 5 minutes to play to take a 1-0 decision at the Hobomock Arena in Pembroke over the Breakers. The Breakers had a first period goal disallowed and hit a post in the second period but couldn't find the back of the net. The Breakers also got a good perfomance in goal from Bryanne Porter. The Breakers travel next on Sunday to Exeter, NH to take on the Seacoast Lightning at 12:30pm.
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September 23rd, 2012
The Breakers got two 2nd period goals 1:05 apart to earn the point in the standings against the Cape Cod Waves. Brenna Conlon scored an unassisted goal with 4:46 left in the 2nd and Sara Abrahamson scored from Brenna Conlon just 1:05 later. The Breakers now (0-2-0 EHF, 0-0-1 NEGHL, 0-2-1 Overall) next take on Assabet Valley U12 White Minor next Saturday at 12:50pm at the Hobomock Ice Arena in Pembroke.
September 16th, 2012
The Breakers opened up at home against the Minuteman Flames and dropped a 4-1 decision. Sara Abrahamson scored with 3:29 to play in the first to tie the game at one. After two periods the Flames had a 2-1 lead and finished off the win with two 3rd period goals. The Breakers next take on the Cape Cod Waves at the Tony Kent arena in Dennis on Sunday at 11:40am.
September 9th, 2012
The Breakers took on a tough Eagles team and played well but fell 5-1. Sara Abrahamson scored the lone Breaker goal late in the 2nd period on an assist from Meagan Elwood. The Breakers next take on the Minuteman Flames on Saturday at 2:00pm at the Hobomock Ice Rink in Pembroke.
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B. USA Hockey REGISTRATION
1. Bay State Breaker Girls - USA Hockey registration is mandatory for all girls playing on Bay State Breaker teams Girls U10-U19. Coaches please contact your teams and have them register by July 15 (Registration instructions below). USA Registration is also required for Coaches
2. Bay State Breaker Mite-Midget - Currently you do not need to be USA Registered to play in the EHF/Midget League (THIS MAY CHANGE). If you plan on doing a tournament, even one at Marlborough, 90% of all tournaments require your team to be USA Registered. So we are not scrambling and chasing parents for their USA Registration I am asking that you give me a 60 day lead time prior to the tournament to finalize the USA Registrations and rosters.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARENTS AND COACHES
If you are playing for your town program and have already registered for 2010-2011 you do not need to register again - go to this website https://www.usahockeyregistration.com/receipt_request.jspand then skip steps 1 and 2 below
1. Got to the USA Hockey website at the following page - http://www.usahockeyregistration.com/
2. Follow the online instructions. MAKE SURE YOU SELECT THE CORRECT SEASON 2010-2011
3. After you receive your e-mail confirmation please have forward the e-mail confirmation to me - cgong@cetcap.com or registrar@baystatebreakers.commailto:registrar@baystatebreakers.com.
and also email the registration number to Coach J at ndaicehockey@yahoo.com
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Please open handout with 2010's Puck Challenge Rules!
Handout: 5000 Puck Challenge Rules!
Monday, September 17
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It became official on Wednesday September 12th, Coach Todd Jacobson was awarded with the USA Hockey Level 5 Masters Coaching Certification. Joining 73 other Massachusetts Level 5 Master Coaches. Coach Jacobson completed his Advanced certification in 2000.
The state of Massachusetts has 17,165 registered coaches
2890 Level 1 Initiation (16.8%)
4374 Level 2 Associate (25.5%)
8703 Level 3 Intermediate (50.7%)
1124 Level 4 Advanced (6.5%)
74 Level 5 Masters (0.4%)
There are 161,300 coaches registered nationally with USA Hockey
31,650 Level 1 Initiation (19.6%)
51,194 Level 2 Associate (31.7%)
63,367 Level 3 Intermediate (39.2%)
13,649 Level 4 Advanced (8.4%)
1,440 Level 5 Masters (0.8%)
Saturday, September 1
1. Show Up
2. Be Prepared
3. Listen
4. Work Hard
Handout: Four Keys to Success!
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"My daughter played for Todd on the Bridgewater Lady Bandits. Earlier in the year she participated in his clinic. Seeing him work with her, we could tell he was not only a great teacher, but a constant learner. The commitment he made to the team was more than any of the parents or the players expected. He was not only there for the practices and games, but managed off-ice conditioning and classroom walk-through sessions. He pushed the girls to their personal best in a positive way! He gave us much more than our money's worth. Todd is a very dedicated coach and has a promising coaching future. He also is the best coach Chelsea's ever played for".
--Michelle Keach (Mother of Bridgewater Bandits U16 Goaltender Chelsea Keach)
"Todd Jacobson was a valuable member of the Stoughton High hockey staff for several years. Todd coaches hockey with a passion that is unequaled! during this time, I had him coach the forwards and the progress they made was impressive. He understands all aspects of the game, is creative in designing practice drills that work the needs of the players, and was totally dedicated to the program. In addition to coaching the varsity forwards, he was the head j.v. coach, coaching many players who had little experience. these j.v. teams improved every season, from start to finish. In closing, it was with mixed emotions I gave Todd a glowing recommendation to coach at Notre Dame Academy. I hated to lose such a valued member of the Stoughton High hockey family, but realized he deserved his shot at a head coaching job. Our loss will prove to be Notre Dame Academy's gain".
--Dan Mark (Stoughton High School's Varsity Ice Hockey Coach for over 20 years)
"Todd Jacobson is one of the rising stars in women's hockey coaching!"
--Dennis Chighisola (New England Hockey Institute and CoachChic.com)
"I have been associated with Coach Todd Jacobson for over a decade. He
is an excellent teacher, motivator and strategist. He is highly
knowledgeable in off ice preparations as well. I would recommend Coach
Jacobson to any program regardless of the level".
--Gary Jewell (Former Youth Hockey Coach and Veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom)
A new hockey website has been created as an informational tool for all players who are interested in the teams or clinics coached by Todd Jacobson. If you are a player or a parent please check back regularly for updated information about these teams.
If there is something that you don't see on this site or there is something you would like to see please feel free to drop me an email and I will do my best to get it done.
Thanks,
Coach J.
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