| HEADLINES  | | | |  | | | | | | posted 12/12/2011
The Squirt Minor Gulls are selling license plate frames.
Cost $10
please contact Laura Ledek for more information
| | | | Former Gulls Midget National Players Face-off vs. One Another | | | | | | | by Charlie Gentile posted 12/07/2011
A recent Hockey East battle pitting Massachusetts in-state rivals Boston College and U-Mass Lowell featured several head-to-head battles between former Gulls Midget National '92 teammates Danny Linell (#10) and Terrence Wallin (#9).
The Gulls wish all the best to both players.
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| | | | FORMER GULL TERRENCE WALLIN NAMED HOCKEY EAST ROOKIE OF WEEK | | | | | | | by Charlie Gentile posted 12/06/2011
FORMER LONG ISLAND GULLS MIDGET NATIONAL PLAYER TERRENCE WALLIN NAMED HOCKEY EAST ROOKIE OF THE WEEK - SECOND TIME THIS SEASON!
Dec. 5, 2011
Hockey East Weekly Release
For the second time this season, freshman forward Terrence Wallin (Yardley, Pa.) was named the Hockey East Rookie of the Week on Monday afternoon. He netted a goal and two assists with a plus-3 rating in the 18-ranked River Hawks' home-and-home sweep of New Hampshire.
On Friday, Wallin scored off of a deflection by Matt Ferreira (Brampton, Ont.) to recapture a one-goal lead in the first period over New Hampshire in front of a record crowd of 6,826 in the Tsongas Center.
The rookie followed with a pair of assists on Saturday, including setting up Ferreira's game-winner to defeat the Wildcats in the Whittemore Center for the first time since 2003.
For the year, Wallin has scored three goals and seven assists, ranking second among UMass Lowell freshmen with 10 points. He leads all River Hawks with a plus-8 rating on the year.
UMass Lowell has now been honored six times by Hockey East this season. Scott Wilson (Oakville, Ont.) and Wallin have each been named the Rookie of the Week twice, while the River Hawks were named the Team of the Week on Nov. 14. Goaltender Doug Carr (Hanover, Mass.) was crowned November's Goaltender of the Month on Dec. 1.
Following the four-point weekend, UMass Lowell (9-4-0, 6-3-0 HE) made its debut in the national rankings (#18) for the first time since Mar. 8, 2010. Coming up next, the River Hawks have a split weekend as they host #3 Boston College on Friday night in the Tsongas Center, then visit Northeastern on Saturday. {C}
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| | | | Fusaro Commits to West Point | | | | | | | by mc posted 11/09/2011 Brandon Fusaro is the most recent former Gulls '96 to commit to college. Brandon has chosen to play his college hockey at West Point Military Academy. He joins former teammates Hitchcock and Willett as early commits to Division 1 colleges.
Brandon is a high powered offensive threat who is going to be able to offer a lot to the Army lineup as soon as he arrives on campus. Brandon has moved on to Applecore this season where he has been among the leading scorers on his team.
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| | | | Pee Wee Minors Win Silver Sticks | | | | | | | by mc posted 10/12/2011
The Gulls Pee Wee Minor ‘00 team won the Washington DC Regional Silver Sticks competition in Ashburn, VA this past weekend. The team played 4 preliminary games, and had a record of 3-1, good enough to make it into the Semi-Finals where they played a tough and gritty Washington Little Capitals. Final score was Gulls 6 Little Caps 2. In the finals, the Gulls faced AYHL rival the MidFairfield Blues. With lots of heart and determination, the Gulls stunned MidFairfield and captured the championship with a 5-1 victory. The Pee Wee Minor’s advance to Whitby, Ontario over Thanksgiving break to represent the Mid-Atlantic Region at International Silver Sticks. Congratulations to the players, coaches and families. Good luck in Canada!!
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| | | | Kinkaid Plays First Game as a Devil | | | | | | | posted 09/26/2011 
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| | | | Bantam Majors win Silver Sticks | | | | | | | posted 09/26/2011
’97 Long Island Gulls Win Silver Sticks Qualifier – Advance to Port Huron
September 28, 2011
The 1997 Bantam Major Long Island Gulls won their 5th Regional Silver Sticks Championship this past weekend at Ice Line Arena in West Chester, PA and will advance to the International Tournament held in Port Huron, MI in January. The team, coached by Michael Bracco, had to dig deep and won the tournament in dramatic fashion.
In the first two games, the Gulls skated to victories over Tampa Bay 3-0 and Team Maryland 3-2. In game 3, the Gulls found themselves matched up against AYHL rival New Jersey Rockets. The high powered Rockets took it to the Gulls for a 3-1 win. This early loss may have been just what the team needed. The 2-1 record was good enough to advance to the Semi-Finals where the Gulls met up with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Jr. Knights. The Gulls came out strong and skated to a 4-2 victory setting up a championship match against the Philadelphia Jr. Flyers.
At the drop of the puck, the Jr. Flyers were all over the Gulls. After two periods, the game seemed all but over with the Jr. Flyers up 3-0. Coach Bracco rallied his troops for one last charge. To leave everything they had on the ice. One goal after another, the Gulls fought their way back. The Jr. Flyers found themselves against a team on a mission. Long Island scored five 3rd period goals to win the 2011 Bantam Major Mid-Atlantic Region Silver Stick Tournament.
"This is our 5th Regional Silver Stick Championship as 97 Gulls, which is an incredible accomplishment,” said Coach Michael Bracco. “I have coached these boys since they were Mites and this truly attests to the hard work and dedication of these kids through the years. This win is the sweetest one yet because of how we continue to grow and learn to play together as a team. I continue to be proud of coaching such a great group of young men."
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| | | | Hitchcock and Willett Commit | | | | | | | posted 09/19/2011
Former Long Island Gulls Commit to D-I Colleges
Last season with the Bantam Major Long Island Gulls, Hitchcock amassed 30 goals and 28 assists in just 27 games.
“Yale was one of the first schools to show an interest,” said Hitchcock. “When you get the chance to go to an Ivy League school, you accept. It is the total package. A great education and the oldest college hockey program in the United States. I’m excited to suit up for the Bulldogs.”
Dan Willett verbally committed to Head Coach Jim Madigan and Northeastern University. Dan will also play with Hitchcock on the Rockets this season. He tallied 13 goals and 9 assists in 27 games with the Bantam Major Gulls last year.
“This is such a great moment in my life,” offered Willett. “This happened so quickly and I would like to thank the coaching staff and my family for their support and advice during this process. I can’t wait for the next step in my playing career.”
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| | | | GULLS and ICECATS CROSS ICE PROGRAM | | | | | | | by mm posted 08/01/2011
LONG ISLAND GULLS / GREEN MACHINE ICECATS
CROSS ICE HOCKEY PROGRAM
The Gulls and Ice Cats are pleased to again offer aspiring hockey players an opportunity to take part in our Cross Ice Developmental Program. Our program subscribes to USA Hockey’s American Development Model (ADM) and emphasizes skating and skill development in a fun atmosphere. The program is open to boys and girls born in birth years 2003 through 2007. Hockey experience is not required. Participants must however be able to stand up and move forward on their skates. Experienced Mite age players are encouraged to enroll. All participants will be evaluated by our coaching staff and then be grouped according to their skating ability. The program is divided into two semesters and will again be conducted at two rinks: Newbridge Arena in Bellmore and Ice Works in Syosset.
PROGRAM COST: $300.00per semester (11 one-hour sessions). Payment is due in full by September 2nd for the first semester and by November 23rd for the second semester. CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO THE ‘LONG ISLAND GULLS’. Enrollment is limited. Roster spots will be issued on a first come, first served basis.
FIRST SEMESTER DATES
NEWBRIDGE ARENA- MONDAYS - 5:00-6:00pm
September 12, 19, 26 ●October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31●November 7, 14, 21
ICEWORKS - Wednesdays – 6:00-7:00pm
September 7, 14, 21, 28●October 5, 12, 19, 26●November 2, 9, 16
SECOND SEMESTER DATES
NEWBRIDGE ARENA - Mondays – 5:00-6:00pm
November 28 ●December 5, 12, 19●January 2, 9, 23, 30 ●February 6, 13, 27
ICEWORKS- Wednesdays – 6:00-7:00pm
November 30 ●December 7, 14, 21●January 4, 11, 18, 25 ●February 1, 8, 15, 29
EQUIPMENT NEEDED: SKATES, STICK, GLOVES, HELMET with FACEMASK, SHIN GUARDS,HOCKEY PANTS AND SOCKS, PRACTICE JERSEY (DARK or LIGHT)
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To enroll in our Cross-Ice Developmental Program, please complete the enrollment form below and mail along with payment to our office.
Our mailing address is LI Gulls. 40 Underhill Blvd, Suite LB, Syosset, NY 11791.
Cross Ice Development Enrollment.pdf
For further information, please call our office at 516-677-9075
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| | | posted 06/08/2011
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| | | | GULLS WIN SILVER STICKS 14U AAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP | | | | | | | posted 11/11/2010
GULLS WIN SILVER STICKS 14U AAA
REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
The Gulls Bantam Major ‘96 team won the Philadelphia Regional Silver Sticks competition at Ice Line in Westchester, PA this past weekend. In the finals, the Gulls shut out the New Jersey Rockets 6-0 earning the boys a ticket to the International Finals to be held at Port Huron, Michigan January 13-16, 2011. The road to the finals included preliminary round victories over the Westchester Express (3-0), Team Maryland (6-1) and the Philadelphia Junior Flyers (5-1). In the semi-finals the team defeated Westchester 10-0. The coaching staff described the boys’ performance as a total team effort with contributions from each player. Congratulations to the team and coaches Macaluso and MacIsaac and good luck in Port Huron!
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