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12/15/04

Toomey Puts the Big Freeze on GDA

Byfield, Mass. – On a night when it was 14 degrees outside and probably ten degrees colder inside, St. Sebastian’s sophomore goaltender Connor Toomey was hot, shutting down host Governor Dummer, 2-0.

Toomey made 32 saves, including 15 in the third, when Governor Dummer outshot St. Seb’s 15-3. On the game, GDA outshot the Arrows 32-22.

Governor Dummer, trailing 2-0, was awarded a penalty shot when GDA was called for intentionally dislodging the net with under two minutes left in regulation. Benn Ferriero took the shot, and tried to go five-hole, but Toomey stood his ground.

Earlier, in the first period, St. Sebastian’s scored the first of its two goals when junior Jordan Lalor, from behind the GDA net, found senior Brendan Moses alone in the slot. Moses’ shot beat GDA goaltender Dan Galajda cleanly with 1:48 left in the period.

In the second period, GDA came out hard, and put a lot of pressure on the Arrows. A little over a minute in, the Governors went on the powerplay, and Toomey was forced to come up big on a flurry of shots.

St. Sebastian’s made it 2-0 when sophomore Mike Bergin, a defenseman playing up, fired home a rebound of a Colin Young point shot at the 7:53 mark.

In the third, GDA threw all they had at St. Seb’s. The Arrows’ defensemen played them tough, protecting their goalie down low and minimizing second chances.

Toomey made a nice glove save with 2:15 left to keep it at 2-0. Shortly after, GDA pulled their goalie. St. Sebastian’s LW Chris Murphy had a perfect opportunity to score an empty-netter and make it 3-0, but his shot hit the side of the cage.

With 1:34 left, Ferriero had his penalty shot, was stopped, and that was the game.

“They all played hard. They battled and kept making good decisions,” St. Sebastian’s coach Steve Dagdigian said afterward. “

“It was easily Toomey’s best game,” he added. “Nothing spectacular except for the penalty shot. He was solid, solid, solid. I’m very happy for him.”

12/19/04

GDA Wins Westminster Title

Simsbury, Conn. -- Governor Dummer’s Kelsey Johnson had a three-point day (2g,1a) to help lead her team to a 5-3 win over host Westminster and the Westminster Tournament title here this afternoon.

Scoring Summary
(times given represent time remaining in period)

1^st Period:
GDA - Johnson (Allen) 0:40

2^nd Period:
GDA - Johnson (McKenna) 4:40
GDA - Walsh (McCarthy, Torotoricci) 4:18
W-- Valles (Chipman, Smith) 3:29

3^rd Period:
W - Smith (Waters) PPG 13:41
W - Sirko (Anning) PPG 7:00
GDA - Allen (McKenna, Johnson) 5:50
GDA - Tortoricci (Chace) 4:25

GDA scoring: Kelsey Johnson 2g-1a, Erika Tortorici 1g-1a, Torie Allen 1g-1a,
Britney McKenna 0g-2a, Janay Walsh 1g-0A, Rosi Chace 0g-1a, Kaitlin
McCarthy 0g-1a.

Westminster scoring: Vicki Smith 1g-1a, Kim Sirko 1g-0a, Gina Valles 1g-0a, Laura
Anning 0g-1a, Jessi Waters 0g-1a, Emma Chipman 0g-1a

GDA goaltender: Carly Berry. Saves 11-11-8=30; goals 0-1-2=3
Westminster: Kayla Lessard. Saves 8-8-10=26; goals 1-2-2=5

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12/18/04

Sat. Westminster Tournament Results

Westminster 4, Kents Hill 1
GDA 1, Kent 0
Brooks 3, Kents Hill 3
GDA 3, Greenwich 2
Westminster 3, Brooks 2
Greenwich 3, Kent 2 (OT)

Sunday's match-ups:
9:00 Kent v Brooks
11:00 Kents Hill v Greenwich
1:00 Westminster v GDA (Championship game)

12/18/04

Nobles Wins Harrington Tournament

Dedham, Mass. -- Nobles got first-period goals from Sarah Parsons, Erika Nakamura, and Maggie Suprey and held on to beat Pomfret 3-2 here today in the Harrington Tournament title game.

Pomfret got on the board with a second period power play goal from Caroline Murphy and then made things interesting when Taryn Cornelssen made it a one-goal game with 49 seconds remaining in the third.

The win gives Nobles its second straight Harrington Championship. Nobles has also won the last four out of five Harrington tournaments (Pomfret won in 2002).

Championship Game: Nobles 3, Pomfret 2

1st Period:
N&G -- Parsons (McDevitt, Suprey) 0:33
N&G -- Nakamura (unn.) 4:52
N&G -- Suprey (Parsons, McDevitt) 7:17

2nd Period:
P -- Murphy (Lorms, Hunter) PPG 3:46

3rd Period:
P -- Cornelssen (Hunter) 14:11

Saves:
N&G -- Stephens, 20
P -- Belliano, 47

Third Place Game: Lawrence 4, BB&N 2

1st Period:
LA -- Murphy (Villani, Rideout) 5:50
LA -- DeSantis (Murphy) 6:08

2nd Period:
BB&N -- Martino (Bullard) 10:20

Third Period:
LA -- Hollstein (unn.) 1:39
LA -- Hollstein (Wheeler) 5:12
BB&N -- N. Bergman (Martino, Bullard) 12:05

Goaltender stats unavailable.

Tournament Results:

Fri. Dec. 17:
Pomfret 7, Gilmour 1
Lawrence 2, St. Mark's 0
Nobles 9, Williston 1
BB&N 4, Middlesex 0
St. Mark's 4, Gilmour 0
Middlesex 4, Williston 2

Sat. Dec. 18:
Pomfret 2, Lawrence 0
Nobles 8, BB&N 0
Gilmour 2, Williston 1
5th Place Game: St. Mark's 3, Middlesex 0
3rd Place Game: LA 4, BB&N 2
Championship Game: Nobles 3, Pomfret 2 

12/17/04

Loomis Wins Odden Tournament

Below are the complete results from Taft School's Holiday Tournament, the Patsy K. Odden Invitational Tournament.  Games that ended as ties after the standard 5 minute overtime count as ties for the regular season.  For advancement through the tournament purposes, those games then went to a shoot out.  The shoot out scores are designated next to the score of the tie.  

Round 1:  12/16/04

Hotchkiss 2, Andover 1
Tabor 7, Groton  0
Loomis 7, St. Paul's  0
Taft 3, Lawrenceville  1

Round 2:  12/16/04
Consolation Round
Andover 6, Groton  0
Lawrenceville 5, St. Paul's  3

Championship Round
Tabor 0 Hotchkiss 0  (Shoot Out 1 -0 for Hotchkiss)
Loomis 6, Taft 1

Round 3:  12/17/04
St. Paul's 3    Groton 3 (Shoot Out 3-0 for Groton) (7th place game)
Andover 4, Lawrenceville 1 (5th place game)

Tabor 3, Taft 0  (3rd place game)
Loomis 3, Hotchkiss 1 (1st place game)

Tournament Champions: Loomis-Chaffee School. 

12/17/04

Fri. Deerfield Tourney Results

Deerfield 4, Milton 0
Choate 7, Trinity 1
Deerfield 3, Nichols 0
Brewster 7, Milton 1
Choate 2, Deerfield 0

12/16/04

Thurs. Deerfield Tourney Result

Thursday night result (only one game scheduled; remaining teams start play tomorrow):

Deerfield 4, Milton 0. Goals: Laura Hart (2), Kit Hamely, Courtney Ryan. In net, Molly Schauss picks up shutout for Deerfield.

St. George's Tournament Schedule Updated

Since we originally posted the St. George's Tournament schedule, game times have been changed. To see the updated schedule, please scroll down this page.