1989 - Winner: Leominster Saints, Leominster, MA
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Wizards
Lancaster, PA
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3 - 2
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Craig Holman
Saints
MVD
Craig Rice
Wizards
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Tom Perla
Saints
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Ted Long
Wizards
10 G 3 A 13 Pts
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Highlights
The Saints coached by Fabio Bottazzi edged Mark Madden's Wizards 3-2 on two 1st pd goals by Craig Holman, late in the 2nd pd Ted Long cut the lead by one and less than a minute later Saints got some insurance as Jeff Pratt scored. Craig Rice scored on a Ted Long passs to narrow the lead, but the Saints hung on to win. The Wizards outshot the Saints 20 to 15.
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1988 - Winner: Lynn Seahawks, Lynn, MA
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Leominster Rams
Leominster, MA
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6 - 3
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Frank McNulty
Seahawks
MVD
Dan Broderick
Seahawks
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Kevin Willis
Seahawks
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Frank McNulty
Seahawks
12 G 9 A 21 Pts
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Highlights
The Rams & Seahawks Player/Coached by Dan Broderick (MVD) met again in the final . The Seahawks took a commanding 3-0 lead on goals by Larry Blauvelt, Dave Almeida, & Burt Dissinger. Rams Kevin Boccia made it 3-1, then Frank McNulty and Joe Shannon added two more, 5-1. Rams rallied on goals by Barry Sicard & Dave Breau to cut the lead to 5-3, until Blauvelt scored his 2nd of the came to clinch the title. Seahawks outshot the Rams 29-25.
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1987 - Winner: Leominster Rams, Leominster, MA
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Lynn Seahawks
Lynn, MA
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5 - 3
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Chris Housser
Rams
MVD
Mark Holman
Rams
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Rick Breau
Rams
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Chris Housser
Rams
6 G 8 A 14 Pts
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Highlights
In a tightly fought battle the Rams coached by Tom Deery won 5-3. The Seahawks Larry Blauvelt scored first from Bobby Taylor, Rams Tom Cochrane tied the game from Ron Lostracco & Chris Housser. Early in the 2nd pd Dan Broderick scored unassisted, less than a minute later Housser tied things up from Mark Shannon. Blauvelt gave his team the lead again with his 2nd of the game. The Rams, Shannon evened the game from Housser & Ray Richard. The Housser's 2nd goal proved to be the winner, assisted by Mark Holman, mid way through the 3rd pd, clinced the victory. Holman rounded out the scoring with an empty netter. The Seahawks outshot the Rams 26-25.
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1986 - Winner: Coram Canadiens, Long Island, NY
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Leominster Rams
Leominster, MA
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2 - 1
OT
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Nick Cordovano
Canadiens
MVD
Dave Guitar
Rams
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Paul Dolan
Canadiens
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Mark Holman
Rams
6 G 9 A 15 Pts.
Ray Richard
Rams
6 G 9 A 15 Pts
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Highlights
The Coram Canadiens coached by Brian Jackson edged the Rams 2-1 in OT. In the Semi's the Rams defeated the Wizards 6-2, and the Canadiens beat Bill's All Stars 3-0. The Rams defending Champions were minus starters Rick Breau & Chris Housser due to injuries, the Rams evened the score 1-1 on a Ray Richard shot from Mark Holman early in the 3rd pd. Frank Muscatiello had put the Canadiens in the lead but Nick Cordavano's unassisted clutch goal with 34 seconds remaining in OT gave Coram the victory. The Canadiens were oushot 26-16.
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1985 - Winner: Leominster Rams, Leominster, MA
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Farmingdale Capitals
Long Island, NY
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4 - 3
OT
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Chris Housser
Rams
MVD
Dave Guitar
Rams
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Tom Vesco
Capitals
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Chris Housser
Rams
3 G 12 A 15 Pts.
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Highlights
The Rams coached by Tom Deery edged the Capitals from Long Is 4-3 in OT. In the Semi's the Capitals crushed the NB Cougars 10-3 & the Rams defeated the Keating Raiders 6-0. The Capitals took a first period 2-0 lead on goals by Mike Chambers & Mark O'Rourke, both assisted by Greg Pannell. Dave Guitar of the Rams cut the lead assisted by Chris Housser. Capitals Chris Juliano put his team up 3-1, but the Rams rallied with two goals by Joe Tusia, both assisted by Housser to tie the game and force OT. At 7:29 in OT Ray Richard converted a pass from Housser, his 4th assist of the game for the Championship. The Rams outshot their opponents 33 to 21.
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1984 - Winner: Bedford Chargers, Bedford, NH
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Wizards
Lancaster, PA
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6 - 5
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Bert Dissenger
Wizards
MVD
Bob Proulx
Chargers
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Andre Lambert
Chargers
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Bert Dissenger
Wizards
11 G 3 A 14 Pts.
Chris Housser
Rams
10 G 4 A 14 Pts
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Highlights
Coming Soon!
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1983 - Winner: Can-Am Rams, Leominster, MA
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World Seahawks
Lynn, MA
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2 - 1
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Ray Richard
Rams
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Kevin Willis
Seahawks
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Chris Housser
Rams
8 G 12 A 20 Pts
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Highlights
Coming Soon!
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1982 - Winner: Standard Rams, Leominster, MA
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Lancaster Express
Lancaster, PA
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3 - 2
OT
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Chris Housser
Rams
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Tim Stoltzfus
Express
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Chris Housser
Rams
12 G 10 A 22 Pts
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Highlights
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1981 - Winner: Standard Rams, Leominster, MA
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Suffolk Royal Kings
Long Island, NY
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4 - 0
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Scott Jimenez
Kings
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Rick Breau
Rams
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Chris Housser
Rams
11 G 12 A 23 Pts
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Highlights
Tournament experience paid off as the Rams got first period goals from Chris Housser, assisted by Barry Sicard & Rick Gallien then Ray Richard assisted by Mark Holman & Gallien. The Kings from Long Is outshot the Rams 11-6 in the the period. Two more Rams goals by Rick Gallien assisted by Holman & Rick Breau, then Dan Breau asssited by Richard finished off the Kings. The Rams coached by Tom Deery added a 3rd straight National Title.
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1980 - Winner: Standard Rams, Leominster, MA
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Woodlynne Raiders
Woodlynne, NJ
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5 - 4
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Dave Guitar
Rams
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Larry Endicott
Raiders
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Chris Housser
Rams
8 G 13 A 21Pts
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Highlights
Dave Guitar scored the Overtime winner in the Semi's advancing the Rams. In the Final the Rams fell behind 2-0 to the Raiders on goals by Ed and Rick Vacca, then roared back with 3 (2nd) period goals, by Rick Galiien, Mark Holman, & Dave Guitar (shorhanded). The Rams added goals by Tom Poirier & Tom Pollack the winner for the 5-4 win. Coming Soon the 1980 newsletter for the entire tournament summary.
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