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 Jr. Flyers Players Named to Hockey East All-Academic Team
 Jeremy Hall Named Hockey East Distinguished Scholars

   Jr. Flyers Alumni Senior forward Jeremy Hall (Mays Landing, NJ) was one of seven players in Hockey East to receive the Distinguished Scholar Award, presented to those who achieve at least a 3.0 GPA in each semester in four varsity seasons. Jeremy is also a history major, Hall has maintained a 3.427 average and was also among UML’s leading scorers. In 36 games, he registered 8-9-17 (one power play, one shorthanded goal).

Barry Goers

Six freshmen made the team, led by Jr Flyers Alumni defensemen Barry Goers (Ivyland, PA) and Mercer Chiefs Alumni forward Paul Worthington (Langhorne, PA).

   2007 Outlaws Labor Day Classic - The Junior Flyers 97' played in the Central Mass Outlaws 2007 Labor Day Classic tournament in Marlborough MA. They went undefeated in 5 games outscoring there opponents 26-11 leading to a Silver Medal in hard fought 6-0 Loss to the Nova Scotia 97 Selects from Canada.

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     2007 Warrior National Showcase - Following four days and 43 games, two teams proved to be the best in their divisions as they captured the top prize at the 2007 Warrior National Showcase. In the '93 Division it was the Philadelphia Jr Flyers squad that knocked off the host Jr Warriors Select team by a score of 6-2. After dropping their first two games of the tournament, the Flyers saved their best for last by outscoring their opponents by a 10-5 margin on Sunday.

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     Championship-caliber teams save their best for last. That was the case for the Philadelphia Jr Flyers as they bounced back from two early tournament losses to prevail in the final game by a score of 6-2 against the home-team Jr Warriors Select squad. Heading into that contest, it appeared as if the title was the Warriors to lose as they had been offensively dominating from the start, posting a 3-0-1 record and 26 goals heading into the semifinals. The Flyers took the wind out of the Warriors sails from the very start as they jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead through the first period of play. Ryan Ferrill, Matt Gable and Erich Franz all found the back of the net in that period. Philadelphia increased its lead to 4-0 when Tommy Kane notched his first of the game at the 9:25 mark of the second period. It took another four minutes for the Warriors to finally crack the scoring column when Michael St. Denis sent a blistering wrist shot past netminder Tommy McGuckin.  The third period was much of the same as the Flyers’ Derek Mallon and Buddy Summers got into the scoring action. The only other offensive highlight for the Warriors came at the 10:38 mark of the third period when Nicholas Ducharme collected a feed from Jeff McCabe for his team’s second and final goal of the game.

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Congratulations to Forward Ryan Ferrill – Philadelphia Jr Flyers and Defense – Matt Taxin – Philadelphia Jr Flyers for making the ‘93 All Tournament Team