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September Super98 Series Preview / U15 SPLIT - TIER 1

Wednesday, August 8, 2012, 8:45PM

(Youth1 Hockey) - The bantam major season is always an exciting one for youth hockey players, as they have the opportunity to play in the USA Hockey National Championship. SuperSeries AAA, some of the premier youth hockey tournaments in the world, has four bantam major events in the opening month of the season, all of which will include teams that have a legitimate shot of playing for in the national championship.

Here is a look at those events.

New Jersey Super98 (Randolph, NJ)

This showcase will pit four very strong teams against each other. Two of the favorites in the AYHL will be in attendance as Team Comcast and the New Jersey Devils are both expected to be top 10 teams and compete for the Atlantic District spot at Nationals. The Mid Fairfield Yankees, who are no longer part of the AYHL, will try to get the season off to a strong start. The fourth team is an interesting one. The Greater Boston Vipers were a very good team last year, but they appear to be much improved and look forward to getting a shot at some top-notch competition

2012 Top US 1998 Goalie Prospects

Friday, June 1, 2012, 8:12PM

2012 Top US 1998 Goalie Prospects

Jun 01 2012|08:10 AM

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(Youth1) - Welcome to Youth1.com's exclusive preview of the top 1998 hockey goalie prospects in America.

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From New Jersey Devils teammates Peter Negron and Logan Kramsy, to the Colorado Thunderbirds Austin Park, these young athletes represent the best of the best in between the pipes.

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Zach Laramie
Greater Boston Vipers

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Analysis: Laramie tends to keep his Greater Boston Vipers team in nearly every game. The 5'8â€, 130-pounder has great lateral movement, is tremendous at playing the puck, reading situations when they are just beginning, and stoning the opposition on breakaways. He looks to improve on reacting to plays from behind the net, stopping shots while there is traffic in front and one timers on 2 on 1's.

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International Goalie Competition

Monday, May 14, 2012, 1:08PM

This past weekend goaliesfrom all over competed in the first annual International GoalieCompetition held in Tewksbury, Mass. This was the first of 5 locations for the competition with the finals being held in Orlando Florida in July. We would like to congratulate one of our own goalies, Caroline Kukas who competed this weekend and took first place in the Pee Wee division. For more details check out the website igcompetition.com.

IGC Founder Ed Walsh Launches International Goaltending Competition, LLC

For the first time ever there will be a competition just for hockey goaltenders. The goaltenders will compete head to head in 8 separate events, showcasing their puck stopping ability as well as their athletic talents.

Regional competitions will be held in the following major cities Toronto, Chicago, Detroit, St Paul - Minneapolis, Boston, and Philadelphia. The gold, silver and bronze medal winners from each age group/division will advance to the International Championships in Orlando, Florida from July 28 – 29, 2012.

The International Goaltender Competition will be a true celebration of hockey goaltending for friends and family alike. Not only will it have an 8 event competition but also a host of other events, such as an outdoor festival with things like a bouncy house, shooting competition, food pavilion and more. Vendors like Reebok will be there showing and sizing goaltenders with the latest and greatest goaltending gear. Also custom helmet art renderings by Pro-Masque and much, much more.