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The Bantam Major 1998 team lost in the finals to HT Selects 4 to 3 in a hard fought game.
The Bantam Minor 1999 team lost a heartbreaker in the finals at the end of the 3rd OT 2 to 1 to the Washingto Allstars.
Full Tournament Recap Soon!
Tommy Defelice gets listed by QMJHL Central Scouting for draft.
Chiefs Alumnist Defelice finding success at Cushing Academy
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4 on 4 Total Offense
The most successful 4 on 4 program in the State is back for its 5TH Season
(Program has SOLD OUT past 4 Seasons)
GROUP #1 BANTAMS AND MIDGET
4 on 4 Opportunity to play with different players each night ensures a fun filled experience where each player will improve his skill set without formalized drills.
4 on 4 NO CONTACT environment emphasizing SPEED. Forwards learn to develop creativity, communication skills, and a knack for goal scoring.
4 on 4 Defensemen get to take risks by joining the offense. Defensemen get to handle the puck and develop transition speed.
4 on 4 Goaltenders face a huge number of shots. They get to start breakout plays on their own by taking advantage of the open ice concept of 4 on 4.
DETAILS
10 Weeks April 17 thru June 19 (Tuesday Nights 7:10 PM)
Professional Coaching
Limited enrollment (32 skaters + 4 goalies per group)
Girls are welcome (NO CONTACT)
All Games at Newington Arena
Cost $225.00 (Jerseys Provided)
CT Chiefs U16 AAA Player Kevin Dazkevich selected to USA Hockey Select 17 National Festival.
The Connecticut Chiefs will be sending these players to the New England District Festival held in Burlington, Vermont March 23-25.
U17
Kevin Dazkevich
Tommy Defelice*
Joe O'Buck+
Donny Thompson
Dante Tomassini
U16
Nick Adamsons
Kyle Carducci
Jack Fitzgerald
John Laurito
Owen SanderCox
Plus future Chiefs @ U15, U14, & U13
* Made 2011 USA Hockey National Festival
+ Unable to Attend
Tryouts March 26, April 3, and April 7
The New Year presents us all with an occasion to reflect upon the past season but more notably, provides an opportunity to look to the future. The Chiefs would like you to take some time as a family, to consider your future aspirations, to look further down the road and consider which option is the best pathway to collegiate hockey.
With that said, how can the Chiefs hockey program help attain this goal?
We believe that a strong educational foundation is the most important objective that a family can set for their children. It is crucial in gaining acceptance into the college of your choice regardless of athletic ability.
The Chiefs hockey program is specificity tailored to the hockey player with the potential for superior academics as well as athletics. It is a program that promotes and rewards achievement in both.
The Chiefs endorse the Prep School route as the best pathway to collegiate hockey. It provides for a superior academic foundation and the level of play required by the collegiate game.
The Connecticut Chiefs U16 Midget AAA Hockey Club is a full season midget program specializing in the development and promotion of student athletes to the Prep School ranks. The Chiefs showcase their players to as many academic and athletic decision makers as possible, affording their players the best opportunity to gain entry into the Prep School of their choice.
These young men have many similar traits that are best described by the following:
· Depth of character
· Desire for academic achievement
· Passion for the great game of hockey
The Chiefs deliver an exceptionally competitive schedule of 60 plus games, playing Prep School Varsity A&B teams, highly scouted tournaments and a cross section of the most competitive AAA Midget teams in New England. The Connecticut Chiefs midget hockey program has a proven track record of helping families achieve their goals, both academically and athletically. During the past three seasons we have helped player families gain over $600,000 in financial aid to help keep over 30 players' dreams of collegiate hockey alive.
Obviously, the Chiefs program is not for everyone. Do you have what it takes?
Chiefs can't get by U18 Northwood Prep Team @ Hotckkiss School
Chiefs generate chances but couldn't get by the seasoned defense of Northwood.
Uccello scores shorthanded in defensive battle during snow storm
Adamson drives home winner 1:05 into Overtime
The CT Chiefs took to the ice with a depleted squad due to injury and sickness against the full bench from Avon. The Chiefs dominanted AOF early in the first period but couldn't maintain the pace. AOF started to turn the tide in their favor and controlled the play for the rest of the first period. The second period was back and forth action with tight checking and defensive play. The score after two periods was still 0-0. The third period started with both teams skating hard. The Chiefs controlled the puck and generated many chances off of transition. AOF at the 4:22 mark of the third scored when wide shot hit a Chief's defenseman and went in the net. The Chiefs pressed for the next few minutes. AOF took a penalty and the Chiefs were on the Power Play. At the 1:12 mark of third Will Gaspar walked off the wall and sent a lazer on net through screens to even the score at 1. Overtime started with Avon getting a perimeter shot on a line rush. The Chiefs transitioned quickly and Connor McKee found Nick Adamsons in front for the OT Winner!
