Thursday March 18, 2004:

The championship game featured the top 2 teams of the season in IBEW 351 and Charlie's. In the regular season the 2 teams meet twice and the result was a 6-4 victory for Charlie's early on in the season and later a 4-4 tie. The IBEW team showed as the season went on that they were a team to be reckoned with as they came together and began a domination of games that became their hallmark. Charlie's began the season with 4 quick victories and never looked back. In week 5 they were matched against the pre season favorite Carpenters' Contractors, who featured a high powered offense and the big A on defense in a battle of the undefeated. In that game Charlie's came out the victor as they out gunned Carpenters 5-3. After that game Charlie's set in motion a season that hasn't happened in a long, long time. Charlie's forged an undefeated campaign that included 2 ties and 15 victories. Along the way Charlie's outdualed every competitor that they faced.

In the playoffs, Charlie's was paired against the defending champs Somers Point Auto Body. The game was knotted at 2 until Charlie's blasted one in @ 2:36 left in the 3rd period. A late goal  made the score a 4-2 final.

Next up was IBEW 351. This game showed to all who watched that these 2 teams were destine to meet again. After 3 periods the score was tied at 2 and we were headed to overtime. In a display of great defense these 2 teams battled through not 1 not 2 but 3 overtimes and at 1:43 left in the 3rd overtime Charlie's put the game winner in and 2 very exhausted teams completed the longest game in Somers Point Street Hockey history. The victory earned Charlie's the right to advance to the Championship game in the winners bracket.

Meanwhile IBEW 351 continued on their mission to take home the cup as they prepared to play Doran Heating and Cooling, a team that ruined everybody's day that they played in the playoffs. Doran played spoiler as they rebounded after an early playoff loss to IBEW 351 to march to the semi final game against the very team that beat them. In an overtime thriller IBEW 351 prevailed and in the process won the chance to go for the Cup. 

The championship game began with the 2 teams very tight and playing a defense oriented game. Charlie's broke through when Dustin Peterson scored the games 1st goal on a shot that was aided by the screen set up by Steve Silk. Moments later the same duo combined for a 2nd goal and Charlie's took a 2-0 lead after 1 period. The second period started with Steve Campbell netting a goal for IBEW 351 and cutting the deficit in half with only  .18 seconds gone in the 2nd period. After that goal both teams displayed great defense with Jim McGettegin and Jeff Zale shutting down any thought that Charlie's had of padding their lead. On the other side Colin Halliday and Dan Kissack did just the same as the 2 teams battled for next 23 minutes and 16 seconds of scoreless hockey. At 1:16 left in the 3rd period Charlie's found themselves shorthanded after a tripping penalty by Stef Mell and IBEW 351 was perched to tie the game. Charlie's goalie Mike Planterich had different ideas. IBEW 351 pulled their goalie, Vince Nistico, and started their assault. Charlie's fended off the 6 on 4 attack to claim the victory and the championship. 

These 2 teams were so evenly matched that in the 4 games they played  the margin of victory was 4 goals. Charlie's completed their season undefeated and as the 2003-2004 Cadet Champions  

 
Thursday February 26, 2004:

Game #10: Doran's Heating and Cooling "PULLED THE NAILS" out of Carpenter Contracting's building with a blow out score of 6 to 2 that ends Carpenters run for the championship. 13 year old Owen Stout netted the "Texas Hat Trick" for Doran's with single goals by Max Trotman and Tyler Lichten with assists from Kyle Flanigan and Kevin Condit.  Artie Elwell had both goals for Carpenters.  This will put Doran's Heating against IBEW at 7:00 on Tuesday night in the run for the finals against the UNDEFEATED CHARLIE'S!!!!
Wednesday February 25, 2004:

Game #9: The "GAME OF THE CENTURY" was played tonight between the two unbeaten playoff teams of Charlie's and IBEW Local 351 and it showed after 6 periods why both teams have made it this far up in the playoffs.  Charlie's was the  3 to 2 victor in this gutsy game that had both sides exhausted and cramped after two and a half hours of play. The game winning goal was scored by Dan Kissick  from the top of the left circle with only 1:35 left in the 6th period.  Jeff Zale with an assist from John Rowland started the scoring for IBEW with only 47 seconds into the first period as the scoring was held to 2 goals with Mike Plantarich in net for Charlie's.  Dylan Turner tied the game with the second goal for IBEW at 8:19 in the third period.  Steve Silk started the "train" for Charlie's and Dustin Peterson added the second goal at 11:27 in the third period.  "IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THEN THAT."  Both teams played a tremendous game!!!
Tuesday February 24, 2004:

Game #7: Carpenters Contracting "Hammered" Point Auto's doors shut in the elimination bracket 11 to 8.  Artie Elwell, Daniel McBride, and Antonio each scored "HAT TRICKS" with big George Carros sending in a pair for the night.  Point Auto stayed in the game battling back to come with in 3 goals to keep the game lively.  The Welsh Brothers did a great job of filling in for coach Jim O'Donnell due to illness.  Mike Lamey earned the "HAT TRICK" for Point  followed with a pair by Chris Sceibein and goals by Ron Rookstool and Meagan O'Donnell.

Game #8: Doran's Heating  "cooked" Somers Point Body Shop in the elimination game in a very close 2 to 1 battle. Somers Point didn't look to be on their game tonight and A.J. Migliaccio came up big as S.P. fired away.  Every shot seem to land right in the goal tenders glove.  Scoring for Doran's was Owen Stout with both goals with assists from Ian Doran and Klye Flanigan.  The lone goal for Somers Point was scored by John Deputter with assists from Karl Carmona and Scott Barrie.
Thursday February 19, 2004:

 Game #5:  IBEW  beats Carpenters Construction 5 to 2.  Jeff Zale scored another double on the night with John Rowland, Dylan Turner, and Terri McGettigan each scoring one a piece.  Scoring for Carpenters was Artie Elwell and George Carros.

Game #6  Had Doran's Heating over Remax at The Shore to end their season 8 to 2.
Wednesday February 18, 2004:

Game 4 of the playoff season was the best so far with Charlie's and Somers Point Body fighting back and forth thru all three periods with Charlie's the victor in the last few minutes of the game.  Joe Toland's Charlie's squad still remains undefeated carrying the momentum thru the Playoffs.  Collin Halliday remains the Big Gun with his signature "turn around" shot earning 2 goals on the night.  Dustin Peterson made his presence known with a Blazing shot from the blue line that seemed to burn a hole through the glove of goaltender Pat Johns that scored the go ahead goal.  Steve Silk netted the insurance goal for Charlie's to seal The Body's fate.  Scott Barrie and John Deputter scored the goals for the Body Shop.  The 4 to 2 victory advances Charlie's in the winner's bracket.

 
Saturday February 14, 2004:

Game 1 for the cadet playoffs featured Somers Point Body defeating Point Auto 5 to 1.   Brendon Copeland netted a pair for The Body with single goals by Scott Barrie, John Deputter, and Ryan Gallagher.  Scoring the lone goal for Point Auto was Chris Scheibein.

Game 2 had IBEW Local 351 just getting by with a win over Doran's Heating 3 to 2.  Jeff Zale led  the way with a "hat trick" for the 351 with assists by Steve Campbell and Dylan Turner.  Scoring for Doran's were Kyle Flannigan and Kyle D'evera.  Owen stout had the assist.

Game 3 had Carpenters roughing up Remax at the Shore 9 to 3.  Anthony O'Donnell, Artie Elwell, and George Carros each shared 2 goals a piece while Steve Hoffman, Dan McBride, and Kyle Pesche each netted 1.  Zack Freeman had a pair with Sean Rush knocking one in for Remax.

 
Thursday February 12, 2004:

Charlie's ran their undefeated string to 12 as they banged out a victory against Carpenter Contracting 4-2.  John Biswas had the game winner while Joe Toland directed the troops from behind Charlie's bench.

 
Saturday February 7, 2004:

Charlie's remains undefeated and moves to 9-0-2 in beating Somers Point Body Shop 5 to 2. Scoring for Charlie's was Dustin Peterson with a pair and Colin Halliday had the hat trick. Duncan Fitzpatrick lit the lamp for Somers Point Body.  See pictures from the game here.

 

Thursday February 5, 2004:

IBEW 351 comes from behind to take the win 5-3 over Carpenters Contracting.  Jeff Zale continues to be the big gun with a pair of goals to add to the team with single goals by Steve Campbell, Dylan Turner, and John Rowland.  Artie Elwell added a pair of goals for Carpenters with George Carros putting in 1 for the team.

Doran Heating just got by Point Auto in a 5-4 game.  Kyle Flanigan netted the "Hat Trick" for Doran's with Jesse Walter and Lou Diluzio each adding 1.  Meagan O'Donnell, Chris Scheibein, T.J.Eagan, and Mike Lamey all had 1 goal each.

Wednesday February 4, 2004:

Doran Heating and IBEW 351 put on one of the top games so far this season with 351 coming out with the victory.  The game looked as if it was in the bag for 351 but Doran had plenty to answer back with the score at 6-5 with 29 seconds left.  Each team used their time out to plan their strategy.  Doran's just missed tying the game with the whistle being blown at a fraction of a second before the ball crossed the pipes.  Hat Tricks were earned by both sides, Jeff Zale for  351 and Owen Stout for Doran.   Kyle D'evera added 2 of his own for Doran while John Rowland also had 2 for 351 while one goal was earned by Danielle Fournier.

Tuesday February 3, 2004:

Remax at The Shore crushes Somers Point Body 6-2.  Finally Remax put the show together and whipped Somers Point Body Shop with just about everybody contributing for Remax.  Somers Point had it's share of problems with a major defensive break down!!  Brian Searle, Sean Rush, Adam Abril, Zack Freeman, Joe Falls, and Glen Monroe all scored for Remax.  Brendon Copeland and Ryan Gallagher each lit the lamp for Somers Point Body.

Saturday January 31, 2004:

Carpenters Contracting forfeited to Somers Point Body 1-0.
Thursday January 22, 2004:

Carpenters Contracting and Point Auto Fought it out to a very close 6-5  game with Carpenters winning the battle.  Once again Arthur Elwell earned the " Hat Trick" with goals in the 1st and 3rd periods. Dan McBride felt the need to add 2 of his own to the score while THE BIG "0" put one past the pipes.  Mike Lamey also came up big with his own "Hat Trick" for  Point Auto with Rookie adding 2  to finish out the night.  Both teams also worked hard to boost their penalty minutes in the game that kept the refs on their toes.

Charlie's STILL REMAINS undefeated with a 3-2 win over Doran Heating.  Kevin Condit and Ian Doran shot the goals for the home team.  Charlie's goals were put in the net by Steph Mell, Dustin Peterson, and Dan Kissick.

Somers Point Body Shop and IBEW 351 battled to a 2-2 tie.  Scoring for IBEW was Dylan Turner and John Rowland.  Scott Barrie and Javic Arce netted the goals for Somers Point Body.
Wednesday January 21, 2004:

Charlie's battled IBEW 351 to a 3-3 draw.  Collin Haliday earned a pair of goals with Dustin Peterson adding one for Charlie's.  Dylan Turner, Jim McGettigan, and Jeff Zale each put 1 past the pipes for IBEW.
Tuesday January 20, 2004:

Hockey action picks up again after a weekend of snow, rain, and ice with Somers Point Body Shop hammering out the shut out against Remax at the Shore 7 to zip.  Dominic Maccelari netted  his first "Hat Trick" of the season along with 2 goals each by John Deputter and Scott Barrie.  Pat Johns earned his second "Shut out" of the year.

Charlie's is still the team to beat while they remain undefeated.  Look for IBEW to take it to them on Wednesday the 21st.
Saturday January 17, 2004:

Snowed out.
Wednesday January 14, 2004:

In the mix again with back to back nights was Point Auto.  This time coming away with a very close 2-1 victory over rival Somers Point Body. Chris Schiebien opened the scoring with his amazing speed while Cody Harris earned the game winner. Big Duncan Fitzpatrick had the lone goal for Somers Point Body.
Tuesday January 13, 2004:

IBEW 351 over Point Auto 4 to 2.  In a game that ended with 2 minutes left in the 3rd, Steve Campbell came away with the "Hat Trick" and Dylan Turner contributed with one. Scoring for Point Auto was Chris Schiebien with a pair.
Thursday January 8, 2004:

Somers Point Body Shop "Flattened" Carpenters Contracting in a 4-0 shut out. Carpenters Contacting gave it everything they had against Pat Johns in the net but he was not to be "denied" the shut out!!  Scoring for the Body Shop  was John Deputter with a pair along with Scott Barrie and Duncan Fitzpatrick each knocking one in.  Dominic Macellari earned 3 assists for the night.

Charlie's and Point Auto battled to a 5-5 tie which still leaves Charlie's undefeated. Scoring for Point Auto  was Mike Lamey with the "Hat Trick", T.j. Eagan, and no.8 each had 1 goal apiece.  Goals for Charlie's were made by Collin Halliday with 2, Dustin Peterson, John Biswas, and Dan Kissick each putting in 1.

Final Game of the night also ended in a 4-4 tie with most of the scoring being done in the second period.  Scoring for Doran's Heating each with 2 goals apiece was Kyle Flanigan and Owen Stout.  Owen also earned 2 assists.  Scoring for IBEW 351 with all single goals were Anthony Giampappa, Steve Campbell, Dylan Turner, and John Palmisano.
Wednesday January 7, 2004:

Charlie's beat out Doran's heating for a 4-2 win.  Charlie's continues their undefeated streak for the year.  Can anybody BEAT THEM???  Dustin Peterson put 2 in the net for Charlie's while Steph Mell and Collin Halliday both added 1.  Kyle D'evera and Owen Stout each scored for Doran's.  Mike Planterich earned the win in the net for Charlie's.
Tuesday January 6, 2004:

Carpenters Contracting "Levels" Remax at The shore 8 to 2.  Remax continues to try to find it's groove for the year with so many talented kids on this team I'm sure they will.  Scoring for Carpenters with 2 goals apiece was George Carros just back from snowboarding, Chris O'Donnell, and Brendon Pancoast.  The Big "O" also put 1 between the pipes.  Scoring for Remax was Adam Abril and Mike Bradley.
Saturday January 3, 2004:

Somers Point Body and Remax at The Shore ended in a 4-4 tie.  In a back and forth contest that looked like Remax was to be the winner Somers Point Body mounted a tremendous come back to tie the game in the 3rd period.  Scoring for Remax was Zack Freeman and Adam Abril each with a pair.  Tony Mamaccio scored first for Somers Point with Scott Barrie adding the "Hat Trick".

Doran Heating roasted Point Auto 6-1.  Owen Stout earned the "Hat Trick" while Kyle Flanigan had a pair and Jesse Walter put one in the back of the net.  For Point Auto Chris Scheibein had the lone goal.

"The Battle of the Undefeated" ended in a 5-3 win for Charlie's over Carpenters Contracting.  Scoring for Charlie's with another "Hat Trick" was Dustin Peterson with Steph Mell and Collin Halliday each scoring one.  Scoring for Carpenters was Kyle Pesche, Steve Hoffman, and Artie Elwell.
Tuesday December 30, 2003:

IBEW zapped Remax at The Shore 9 to 1.  Steven Campbell had the "Hat Trick" while Jeff Zale and John Palmisano each had 2 and Anthony Giampapa scored 1.  Scoring the lone goal for Remax was Glen Monroe.
Saturday December 27, 2003:

ReMax at the Shore forfeited to Point Auto 1-0.  Jen Ross is credited with the lone goal. 

Another close game for Carpenters Contracting with a 2-1 win over the hard charging team of Doran's Heating.  Artie Elwell had both goals for Carpenters while Owen Stout had the lone goal for Doran's Heating.

The best game of the day was between Charlie's and IBEW 351 with both sides exchanging goals all the way thru 3 periods.  Sharing 2 a piece for Charlie's was Collin Halliday and Dustin Peterson with Shane Mack and Dan Kissick each adding 1.  Scoring for IBEW was Jeff Zale with 2, Anthony Giampapa, and John Rowland each adding 1

"THE BATTLE OF THE UNDEFEATED" between Charlie's and Carpenters Contracting will take place Saturday January 3rd at 2:00 PM.  Don't miss it!!!!                                                                                                                   

Saturday December 20, 2003:

Doran Heating "Blasted" Remax at the Shore 4-3 with Kyle Flanagan leaving with a pair of goals along with Kevin Condit and Jesse Walter each with singles.  Scoring for Remax was Adam Abril and Michael Bradley.

Charlie's "Iced" Point Auto in a 6-3 game that featured Dan Kissick with a "Hat Trick" and single goals by Dustin Peterson, Steph Mell, and Carolyn Toland.  Scoring for Point was Cody Harris with 2 and Meagan O'Donnell with 1. 

Carpenters Contacting Hammers a win over the Electricians 351 5 to 3.  Antonio O'Donnell came home with a pair of goals and also incurred a double minor penalty for the day.  Artie Elwell, Chris O'Donnell and Dan McBride each scored one.  Goals for IBEW were by Jeff Zale with 2 and Vince  Nistico with 1. 

Thursday December 18, 2003:

Thursday night's action started with Charlie's and Doran Heating  "firing " things up with Charlie's coming away with the 7-3 victory.  Again Dustin Peterson and Collin Halliday grabbing "Hat Tricks" and Steph Mell adding one.  Scoring for Doran's, each with single goals, were Jesse Walters, Kyle Flanagan and Kevin Condit.

Somers Point Body Shop stole one from  IBEW 351 in a close 2-1 game.  Still both sides with only one line to play, things were tough for both teams.  Ice was also a factor.  Scoring for Somers Point was Scott Barie and Dominic Masselari.  Scoring the single goal for IBEW was Jeff Zale. 

The final game of the night featured plenty of action with the unbeaten team of Carpenters Contracting squaring off against Point Auto.   Once again for Carpenters Artie Elwell continues to lead the league in goals with another "Hat Trick" along with Dan McBride matching Artie's three with his own three.  Antonio O'Donnell added one with most of the team adding the assist's.  Point Auto put up a great fight and would not be counted out with Rookstool knocking in two and Chris Sceibein and Mike Lamey each scoring one.  Carpenters came away with a 7-4 victory.

 
Tuesday December 16, 2003:

Carpenters Contracting "leveled" Remax at The Shore 9-5 in  great back and forth game with scoring thru all three periods.  Both Artie Elwell and George Carros  had "Hat Tricks" with Dan McBride taking home a pair and John Khon knocking one in.  Taking the "hat trick" home for Remax was Adam Abril with Joe Falls scoring a pair for the night.                                                                                          
Saturday December 13, 2003:

Somers Point Body lost it's first game of the year in a very close 4-3 game with rival Point Auto.  With both sides only able to muster a single line, both teams were winded by the end of the third period with Point Auto coming away with it's second win of the season.  Scoring for Point Auto was Rookie with a pair along with T.J. Egan and Mike Lamey each with one.  Scoring a "Hat Trick" for Somers Point Body was Scott Barrie.                                                                                                                                               

 
Thursday December 11, 2003:

Point Auto in it's debut game "shut out" Dorans Heating 2-0 in a close game. Mike Lamey opened the scoring for Point Auto while Chris Schibien netted the 2nd goal of the night. T.J. Egan earned his first "shut out" of the year.  Charlies made a strong showing with a win over IBEW 351 with a score of  7-3.  Scoring for Charlies first was Steph Mell with two goals for the night while Dustin Peterson wasted no time in scoring his first "Hat Trick" of the year.  Scoring for IBEW was John Rowland with one and Vince Nistico appearing out of net for the first time as a Cadet with a pair of goals.
Wednesday December 10, 2003:

Opening night's action for the 2003-2004 cadet street hockey season started with a bang as Carpenters Contracting  beat up on Remax at the Shore 9-2. The scoring was strong for Carpenters during the first two periods with first year cadet Danny McBride scoring  4 goals while senior cadet Artie Elwell earned the "Hat Trick".  Rounding out the scoring for Carpenters was the brother team of "The Big O" and Chris O'Donnell. Scoring both goals for Remax was first year cadet Michael Bradley.
Saturday December 6, 2003:
Snowed out.