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2008 Mason Dixon All-Stars The Southeast Division All-Stars are Now announced! Waldorf, MD - The Capital Clubhouse, home of  PIHA’s Maryland Knights will be the host of the All-Star event for the minor league players of the Mason Dixon and Southeast division.  Sunday, March 16, at 2pm the two divisions will be facing off with their star players selected this year by each teams respective coach.  The coaches of each organization were instructed to select a forward and a defenseman to best represent their team as all-stars in an event that will be filled with action, excitement and a lot of fun for everyone.  All-Star Goaltenders and coaching staff were selected by league officials and division committee.     Each division will be represented by two geographical teams giving the days matchups four teams and four total games.  The Mason Dixon division will be divided East (Chantilly Mavericks, Waldorf Knights, Harrisburg Ragin Lunatics, Harrisburg Screamin Lunatics) and West (Harmarville Bandits, Mt. Pleasant Inferno, Stephens City Generals) and the Southeast Division will be divided North (York Typhoon, Midlothian Rolling Robins) and South (Apex Assault, Little River Pirates).  The Mason Dixon division teams will play game one, and after the Southeast division will compete against each other in game two.  Game three will be the two losing teams competing and finally for game four will be the two winning teams of each division. A highlight this year will be that each game is two fifteen minute stop time periods.  Even longer than a Pro PIHA game, and awards will be given to the events top MVP and MVG.  Between the first two and last two games there will be a breakaway shootout competition held for all participants and it should be a great day of hockey!  Good luck and Congratulations to all players and coaches selected!   Mason Dixon West Forward – Scott McNaugher – Harmarville Bandits Forward – Tyler Davis – Mt. Pleasant Inferno Forward – Joe Brusehaber – Stephens City Generals Forward – Adam Keplinger – Harmarville Bandits Defense – Steve Leibhart – Harmarville Bandits Defense – Cody Dubiak – Mt. Pleasant Inferno Defense – Rob Edmonds – Stephens City Generals Defense – Jonathan Barron – Mt. Pleasant Inferno Goal – Steve Baker – Harmarville Bandits Goal – Tom McAndrew – Mt Pleasant Inferno Coach – Bucky Schott – Mt Pleasant Inferno Coach – Jon Roux – Harmarville Bandits   Mason Dixon East Forward – Mike Zyuzin – Chantilly Mavericks Forward – Andy McKechnie – Harrisburg Screamin Lunatics Forward – Patrick Clark -  Waldorf Knights Forward – Zack Rohrback – Harrisburg Ragin Lunatics Defense – Sang Park – Chantilly Mavericks Defense – Brett Wiley – Harrisburg Screamin Lunatics Defense – Mark Price – Waldorf Knights Defense – Dennis Hufnagle – Harrisburg Ragin Lunatics Goal – Brad Keller – Harrisburg Ragin Lunatics Goal – Trevor Nau – Waldorf Knights Coach – Billy Harrington – Chantilly Mavericks Coach – John Zelko – Harrisburg Ragin Lunatics

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Bandits Minors Playoff Mason-Dixon Minor Division title at stake as the Bandits prepare take on the Richmond Rollin Robins Saturday night at 7:00 PM. at the Blade Runners in Harmarville.

 

PIHA PLAYOFFS Bandits & Lunatics Mason-Dixon Championship on the line

Will meet today decide who will be the Mason-Dixon Division Champion for 2007 at Iceoplex at Southpointe in Canonsburg, PA, game time is set for 2:00 PM.   The Lunatics got to the finals by defeating the Marple Gladiators on Saturday. The Bandits were scheduled to play the Pottstown Express, but at the last minute was not able to field a team resulting in a forfeit for the Express.  The winner of today's games will travel to Feasterville, PA next weekend to take on the Northeast Division Champion. To keep up to date on all the PIHA playoff action go to the PIHA website at www.thepiha.com   The Bandits minor team also be taking the Lunatics minor affiliate the Raging Lunatics for a spot in next weeks Mason-Dixon Minor Division Championship.  Both Bandits pro and minor teams locked up the home seeds by finish the regular season in first place. This was great first season for the Bandits both in plying in both divisions. The 2006 Bandits minor team also finished the regular in first place before losing to Philadelphia in the first round last year. of last years minor division playoffs.

Come out and support both the pro and minor Bandits as they continue their quest to become the 2007 PIHA Champions.

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Pee Wee Major and Bantams win Gold

at Cincinnati NARCH Regional 

Sunday April 15th proved to be a productive and rewarding day for the Tour Bandits as they brought home two Gold Medals at this years Cincinnati NARCH Regional held at Skatetown USA.   The Pee Wee Major concluded round robin play on Saturday at  2-1 after losing to the 92 Tour Bordercats (Mich) 7-3 and posting wins against the Indiana Kodiaks 8-0 and 7-0  against the Cincinnati Stealth. This placed the Pee Wee's as the 3rd seed for Sunday where they faced the hometown 92 Skate Town Swords in the Semi-Finals.  A slow start by both teams finally resulted in the Tour Bandits going up 2-0.  The Swords answered with a goal to pull within 1 until the bandits again found the net to go up 3-1.  The swords would score 1 more goal but could not find the net again sending the Tour Bandits to the championship game. Tour Bandits goalie Jake Gaddis was stellar in net for this one as he turned back several Swords scoring chances throughout the game.

The win set up a re-match with the 92 Tour Bordercats, who had recently won the first Detroit NARCH Regional of the year.  The Tour Bordercats, who had just come off an exhausting bantam semi-game, would need to reach for everything they could as they played in two divisions and with a short bench.  The game went back and forth as both teams battled for the right to claim the gold.  Until late, this game was up for grabs, but the Tour Bandits who had worked hard as a team throughout the weekend were able to go up by 2 goals late to secure the Championship 7-5.

The Tour Bantams concluded round robin play on Saturday at 0-1-1 with a 3-2 loss to the Detroit Revision and a 4-4 tie against the    Hyper Mule Cats out of Cincinnati.
This placed the Bantams up against the Skatetown Swords for the right to go to the semi's. It was clear that this was to be the start of a great day for the Tour Bandits as they played solid in both ends and defeated the Swords 4-0. This set up the semi against the 92 Bordercats who had not lost a game in either the Pee Wee or Bantam Division all weekend.  The Bandits jumped on the Tour Bordercats quickly by scoring three goals, but like all great teams, the Bordercats came back to even the game.  Tour Bandits goalie Tyler Fraer was outstanding in this one to keep the game close as he made several phenomenal glove saves in tight to keep the Cats from going ahead.  Down 4-3 with little time left, the Cats would even the score on a rebound in tight.  This one looked to be going into OT until the Tour Bandits were able to snipe one from the slot to go up 5-4.  The Cats would pull their goalie, but the defense was able to hold them out to secure a spot in the Championship game.  This game was one people should remember for a long time.

The Tour Bandits would then face off against the #1 Seed Mission Snake Eyes in the Championship.  The Snake Eyes were the 2006 NARCH Nationals Gold Champions and look strong again this year as they came back to defeat the Hyper Mule Cats 5-4 for their spot in the championship.  The Snake Eyes wasted little time as they scored on their first trip down the rink.  The Tour Bandits would come back an even things up and this game would again be a back and forth contest.  The Tour Bandits would score late to make it 6-5 and then added an empty netter to secure the win 7-5 to make this a perfect ending to the day.

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Pro & Minor Practice schedule for December

Check out the New PIHA website

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Bandits Prepare for Final Home Stand

Bandits will finish up their final home games this coming weekend with games on Friday night against the Scottdale Inferno and then take on Richmond Rollin Robins on Saturday afternoon before closing out the home stand on Sunday against the Pottstown Express .  The Bandits will  look to improve on their 14-0 record and their first place position in the ev Mason - Dixon Division.

The Bandits Minor team will also close out their home games on Saturday against Richmond and on Sunday with games against the Express. Come out see some great  PIHA action this weekend. at the Harmarville Blade Runner Complex.

2007  Pittsburgh Bandits PIHA Schedule

	Friday,Feburary 23, 2007 Pro: Scottdale Inferno vs. Bandits 8:30 PM
	Saturday, Feburary 24, 2007 Pro: Richmond Rollin Robins vs. Bandits 2:00 PM Minor: Midlothian Robins vs. Bandits 3:30 PM
	Sunday, Feburary 25, 2007 Pro: Pottstown Express vs. Bandits 12:00 PM Minor: Pottstown Express vs. Bandits 1:30 PM

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Bandits Goaltending Key to Success

The goaltending duo of  Kevin Hammerschlag and Brett Leggat has been the one of the key ingredients to the Bandits early success so far this season. Leggat would finish the weekend with three wins including a shutout allowing only two goals in three games. Brett's stellar performances against the Lunatics helped to give the Bandits an early four game lead in the Mason-Dixon Division standings. Kevin Hammerschlag has been the man for the Bandits so far this season picking up his eighth win of the season in the pro division while racking up another five wins in the minor division. Kevin would only allowed two goals on 23 shots in Friday nights victory over the York Typhoon and then would just give up one goal in his next two starts. The Bandits have yet another young but talented goaltender in the wings in Steven Baker, so far this season Baker has only one loss in eight starts, an overtime loss to the Broomall Gladiators. The Bandits hope to have Mitchell Hardin back in the line up come Feb 14 when he is expected to return after being off due to surgery.

 

#30 Kevin Hammerschlag		#1 Brett Leggat

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Bandits host York Typhoon on Friday night and then battle Mason-Dixon division leader the Harrisburg   Lunatics on Saturday afternoon at the Hamarville Blade Runner Complex.

	Friday, January 26, 2007 Pro: York Typhoon vs. Bandits 7:00 PM Minor: York Typhoon vs. Bandits 8:30 PM
	Saturday, January 27, 2007 Minor: Ragin Lunatics vs. Bandits 11:00 AM Pro: Harrisburg Lunatics vs. Bandits 12:00 PM Minor: Screamin Lunatics vs. Bandits 2:00 PM

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2007 Pittsburgh Bandits PIHA Pro Team

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1st Row: Kevin Hammerschlag, Jason Roux,Mike Francis, Eric Keene, Dustin Roux,     Ben Dyer, Brock Wilson, Sean Masem.

2nd Row: Chris Vos, Jimmy Redstreake, Mike Ciolli, Nate Scharff, Ziggy Marszalek,     CJ Gamble. Missing from the photo: Brett Leggat, Mitch Hardin, Jake Cole,                 Greg Kelly, TJ Plaugher

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The Bandits Pro and Minor teams

win 9 out 10 games  

The Bandits Pro team finished out the weekend with a 6–0 record battling the Marple Gladiators four times on Saturday and then came back on Sunday afternoon to take two games from the Feasterville Fury. The Bandits opened up the weekend with a 5–3 victory in the first game. The Bandits started off the scoring at the 5:13 mark of the first period on a goal by Ziggy Marszalek with Mike Ciolli on the assist. The Gladiators would get on the board at 2:14 left in the first period with a goal by DJ Williams which would be his first of three on the day. The Bandits would score again with 18 seconds left in the period on a short handed goal by Brock Wilson off of a great set up pass from Sean Masem. The Gladiators would stormed right back down the floor and score a power play goal with just seven seconds left to play in the period to tie the game at two goals a piece.

The Gladiators would pick right up where they left off ending the first period scoring on another power play goal by DJ Williams at 7:52 mark, his third goal of the game on an assist by Tim Saraceni. The Bandits would come right back to tie the game at 7:32 mark of the second period on a goal by Dustin Roux with the assist going to Ziggy Marszalek.

The Bandits would then take the lead with 4:03 left to play when Jake Cole lit the lamp on an assist by Dustin Roux. The Bandits would finish out the scoring with 3:03 left to play in the game when Mike Ciolli set up Ziggy Marszalek for the final goal of the game.

In the second game the Bandits scored 11 goals to defeat the Gladiators 11 – 7. In that games several Bandit players would contribute as Dustin Roux would lead the scoring with 4 goals and an assist, followed by Mike Ciolli’s 2 goals and 2 assist the scoring then rounded out with Ziggy Marszalek 2 goals and an assist followed by Sean Masem, Jimmy Redstreake and Brock Wilson with a goal each. Ben Dyer would also chip in for 2 assist on the day. Kevin Hammerschlag was in net for his 3^rd win of the season.

For the Gladiators DJ Williams would continue his scoring with 2 goals, but it would Bill Sherwood that did most of the damage for the Gladiators netting a hat trick and assist on another goal by Brian McCall to finish the game off with 4 points.

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 Bandits Pro & Minor Teams host

Marple Gladiators & Feasterville Fury

 Bandits Home Opener:  The Bandits after opening up the PIHA season on the road with two very tough games with the Scottdale Inferno now set their focus on the Marple Gladiators and the Feasterville Fury.  The Gladiators invade the Harmarville Blade Runners rink for four games on Saturday starting at 3:00 followed by two Minor Team games and then followed up with two more pro games.  The Gladiators bring with them a 5-2 record coming in to the weekend and should prove to be a solid test for the Bandits.   Things don't get any easier on Sunday as the bandits play host to the Feasterville Fury who are currently at 3-1 on the season  including a victory over the Harrisburg Lunatics who many feel are the favorite to win the Mason Dixon division this year.  Come on out and enjoy of the fast paced action of Professional Roller Hockey and support the home team the Pittsburgh Bandits. Any player from the PIRHL that wears their games jersey gets in free to all Bandit Home games.  The Bandits Pro game starts at 3:00 PM followed by the Bandits minor team at 3:00 PM.  Admission cost for all games is $4.00 Adult and $2.00 Youth & and remember any PIRHL player wearing their high school games jerseys gets in free. 

	Saturday, January 13, 2007     Pro: Marple Gladiators vs Bandits 3:00 PM  Minor: Marple Gladiators vs Bandits 4:30 PM    Pro: Marple Gladiators vs Bandits 6:00 PM
	Sunday, January 14, 2007   Pro:  Feasterville Fury vs Bandits 12:00 PM  Minor: Feasterville Fury vs. Bandits 1:30 PM

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Bandits Minors Win season opener:                                                             Scott McNaugher  started things off for the Bandits in their opening game against the Scottdale Inferno as he score the first goal of the game on an assist from Dan Grubic at 9:24 of the first period.  In the second period the Inferno would tie the game at the 5:08 mark on short handed goal by Mike Smith.  The game would stay tied until the 1:18 mark in the second period when Nick Posa lit the lamp for what would turn out to be the game winning goal.

In the second minor game the Bandits would jump out to an early lead with a power play goal by Danny Grubic assisted by Nick Posa at the 2:27 mark of the first period.  The Bandits would then go up by two at 8:35 of the second period with  short handed unassisted goal by Mike Joyce.  The Inferno would close the gap when Derek Schott scored on an assist by Tyler Davis at the 1:51 mark.   Both teams ended up with 15 shots  on goal.    

Professional Inline Hockey Association

Bandits travel to Scottdale, PA on Saturday, December 30th to open  PIHA regular season play against the Inferno.  The Minor Team game starts at 4:00 immediately followed by the Pro games.

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U18's Win Pittsburgh Penguins

Power Play Roller Hockey Tournament

Bandits U18's rolled through the competition this past weekend at HotShot Sports Arena to take home the Pittsburgh Penguins Power Play Roller Hockey Tournament Adult Elite Championship.  Bandits would  finished round robin play as the number #1  seed winning their first two games of the event.  Bandits would then go on to defeat both the Inferno pro and minor teams to claim the title.  The Bandits were comprised mainly of players from their PIHA minor team which included goalie Steven Baker, forwards Sean Nelson, Justin Catena and Nick Carranza and on Defense TC Javor and Steve Leibhart, joining the minor players from the Bandits pro   team was  forward Dustin Roux and defensemen Dan Grubic and Jake Cole. Dustin Roux won the outstanding player award and Steve Baker had a stellar performance in goal all weekend for the Bandits . Congrats to Coach Catena and the boys on a great performance!  Thanks to Mark Madden and the Pittsburgh Penguins for putting on a great event.  Looks like the   Bandits will be needing another trophy case very soon at Harmarville

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Bandits welcome Coach Bob Dobson U14's and Coach Tom Ward U16's to the Bandits Organization for the 2007 season.  The Bandits continue to draw the top talent to the program as well as some the best coaches in the Pittsburgh area.

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Bandits U12 Tryouts

Friday, December 1st, 2006

Harmarville Blade Runner

7:30 - 8:0 PM

Cost: $10.00

For more information please contact Glen Scholze at:

scholze2@comcast.net - 412.795.1980  - H

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Bandits Pro & Minor Teams will sport a new look for the coming season

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Junior Olympic Games Updates

  Tour Bandits U18 Elite Silver Medalist 

Bandit Players: Brock Wilson, David Warren, TJ Zukowski, Ben Dyer, Dustin Roux, Mitchell Hardin, Kevin Hammerschlag, Jimmy Redstreake, Danny Marmorstein and Sean Connolly.  Several Bandits players receive recognition for the achievements during the Junior Olympics.

 7/29/06   U18 Tour Bandits grab first seed with wins over the Buffalo Wings,  Anaheim Bulldogs, Team Mission Detroit 88's and Team Australia.

The U20's played the Plantation Vipers (Fla) to a 5-5 tie, Dustin Roux had the hat trick while Todd McIrath added two goals for the Bandits. In the second game the bandits defeated New Jersey's Finest by a score of 5-4.  Brock Wilson delivered the game winning goal with 7 seconds remaining in the final period. 

Bandits 88's finished out round robin play by defeating Team Mission Detroit's 88's by a final score of 7-3.  The bandits finished round robin play with a 1-3 record. 

 In the U20 division the Mile High Mayhem of Colorado scored in the final 30 seconds of the game to defeat the Bandits 4 - 3.  This knocked the Bandits out of the U20 playoffs.

7/31/06    U18 Tour Bandits fall to the Tour Bordercats 7 - 2 in the gold medal game.  The Bandits after playing in 16 games/3 divisions in 3 days finally caught up with the boys, they simple had nothing left to go up against a very good Bordercats team. 

The Bandits got to the final game by defeating the Buffalo Wings 5 - 3 and Silicon Valley Quakes (CA) 6 - 5  in over time.   Brock Wilson on a pass from Dustin Roux scored with less than a minute to play to send the game in to over time and then Dustin Roux scored the game winning goal in OT.  Shane Davis and TJ Zukowski and Dave Warren also contributed with goals for the Bandits.

   All American Honors  

Mitch Hardin - Tour 87's - All American

Brock Wilson - Tour 87's - All American

Dustin Roux - Tour 87's - All American

Ben Dyer - Tour 87's - All American

TC Javor - Tour 88's - All American

Chris Binkley - Tour 88's - All American

 U18 Competitive team brings home Bronze Medal

  7/29/06     U18 Competitive Bandits entered the day with a 1-1 record after two games.  The Bandits were  playing a late game tonight, should have the results post on Sunday.

  7/31/06   In the competitive division Bronze medal game the Bandits U18's defeated  the Midwest Bulls (MO) 5-3 to take home the bronze medal. 

Several Bandits players receive recognition for the achievements during the Junior Olympics. 

Justin Catena -  Bandits 89's - All Tournament

Steven Baker - Bandits 89's - All Tournament

Mike Guentner - Bandits 89's - All Tournament

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 Bandits U16 (90's) Junior Olympic Silver Medalist

7/25/06

Bandits 90's defeated RBK Anaheim Bulldogs (California) in overtime to reach the gold medal game of theU16C division II.  The Bandits 90's then  lost to Team Mission Detroit in the championship game. They finish in 2nd place bringing home the silver medal.   Good Job Boys!    Bandits players receive recognition for the achievements during the Junior Olympics. 

  All Tournament Selections 

Tyler Fraer - Bandits 90's - All Tournament

Ryan McGeehan - Bandits 90's - All Tournament

Cory Kramer - Bandits 90's - All Tournament

In World Competition Team USA Men & Women bring home gold medals.  The Men's team before a packed house easily defeated the the Czech Rep team, while the Women's Team USA team pulled off a major upset by defeating last years champion Canada 2-1.  The Women's team scored a   goal in the final 5:00 minutes to break a 1-1 tie and then held on for victory. 

The atmosphere at the Taylor Sportsplex this past week for the World Championships was incredible.  It was a great week for inline hockey in  United States.  Hats off to the people responsible for bringing this great event to our country, FIRS, USARS and AAU. 

Bandits U18's, 87's & 88's and the U20's updates coming just as soon as their division starts competing later this week.  

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Junior World Team USA defends title as

 FIRS World Champions

Tour Bandits players with the 2006 Junior World Championship trophy.

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Junior Olympic Games - Detroit, Michigan - July 15th - 30th

Bandit players & teams prepare to head to Detroit to play in the Junior

Olympics Inline Hockey event and in the international division for Team USA. 

The Bandits will field teams in the U16 Competitive division, two teams in the U18 elite division

and one in the U20 division.  Several Bandits players will represent their country playing for             Team USA.   

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USARS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Bandits Win U18 Elite & U18 Competitive Divisions

 All - American & All Tournament Honors

U18 Elite Division

Shane Davis - Tour Bandits  - Top Forward

Kevin Hammerschlag - Tour Bandits - Top Goalie

Dustin Roux - Tour Bandits - All - American

Clayton Black  - Tour Bandits- All - American

Jason Binkley - Bandits Elite - All - American

Aaron Huber - Bandits Elite - All - American

TC Javor - Bandits Elite - All - American

U16 Elite Division

Nick Posa - Bandits - All - American

Nick Abbott - Bandits - All - American

TC Javor - Bandits - All - American

U18 Competitive Division

Sean Nelson - Bandits - All - Tournament

Steve Leibhart - Bandits - All - Tournament

Rob Ramierez - Bandits - All - Tournament

Steven Baker - Bandits - All - Tournament

Congratulations Guys!

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PENN POWER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

Bandits 12u Win Division title

Defeating Mission Fusion 5-2 to close out the season with a 11-1-0 record.

Congratulations to all the players and Coach Farren on a great season!       

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Bandits Photo Gallery Updated

Bandits Photo Gallery just updated with pictures from the past and present.  Click on photo gallery link in the main menu section.          If you are a bandit parent and you have photos from past tournaments / events we would like to include them in photo gallery. Please e-mail  them to jroux@adelphia.net include names,  dates and locations of events if possible.          

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Cleveland AAU Regional

Up next is the Cleveland AAU Regional being held at Pinnacle Sports Complex located at 313 Medina Rd, Medina, Ohio, June 17th & 18th.  Register online at www.aauhockey.org this is the last chance to pick up steel   belt points for the steel belt cup series championship.

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Pennsylvania Power Update

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Midgets Win TORHS Regional

Midget U18's breezed through the competition by downing  the Aftershock, Fusion and The Brood on their way to winning their third straight tournament championship. The 89 Catena Team fell to the Hyper Mulecats out Cincinnati, Ohio in the U16 "AAA" finals and Barry Bohn's U16 90's finish second    in the "AA" Division.  Craig Diederich and Rob Petrescu took home top honors for   the Midget Team.

ALL TORHS Team Selections

Craig Johnson - Pittsburgh Bandits 89
Ryan McGeehan - Pittsburgh Bandits 90
      Steve Baker (G) - Pittsburgh Bandits

 Dustin Roux - Tour Bandits
Dan Grubic - Tour Bandits 
Craig Diederich - Tour Bandits 
Jimi Redstreake - Tour Bandits 
Rob Petrescu (G) - Tour Bandit

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Bandits Take Three Divisions at 2Hot4ice Regional

2Hot4Ice Regional Tournament at HotShots Sports Arena. Joe Catena's U16's team took home 1st place by defeating the Inferno 5-3 in the final game, Joe Malgeri was honored with the Deebs Young Award. The midgets won both the U18 and the Adult division running off 8 straight victories. In the U18 final the Bandits defeated the Aftershock by a score of 10 - 2 before easily disposing  the Inferno adult team 7-0. Dustin Roux and Mitchell Hardin took top honors in both the midgets and adult divisions as Clayton Black took top dish man honors in the midgets. In the U16 "AA" division Coach Bohn's team took second place as Tyler Fraer took home top goalie honors .