Buckeye Cup 2022

MARCH 4-6, 2022

BUCKEYE CUP 2022
OBM ARENA, STRONGSVILLE OH

Date Time Rink Home Score Visitor Score Pool
#1 #12 A
3/4/2022 4:00pm - 5:50pm W #6 #7 A
#2 #11 B
3/4/2022 4:30pm - 6:20pm E #5 #8 B
#3 #10 C
3/4/2022 6:00pm - 7:50pm W #4 #9 C

3/4/2022 6:30pm - 8:20pm E

3/4/2022 8:00pm - 9:50pm W

3/4/2022 8:30pm - 10:20pm E

3/5/2022 8:00am - 9:50am W #6 #12 A
3/5/2022 8:10am - 10:00am E #1 #7 A
3/5/2022 10:00am - 11:50am W #5 #11 B
3/5/2022 10:10am - 12:00pm E #2 #8 B
3/5/2022 12:00pm - 1:50pm W #4 #10 C
3/5/2022 12:10pm - 2:00pm E #3 #9 C

3/5/2022 2:00pm - 3:50pm W #1 #6 A
A
3/5/2022 2:10pm - 4:00pm E #7 #12 B
3/5/2022 4:00pm - 5:50pm W #2 #5 B
C
3/5/2022 4:10pm - 6:00pm E #8 #11 C

3/5/2022 6:10pm - 8:00pm E #3 #4

3/5/2022 8:10pm - 10:00pm E #9 #10
3/6/2022 9:50am - 11:40am E SEMI-FINALS
1st in Pool Play Points 4th in Pool Play Points
3rd in Pool Play Points
3/6/2022 9:50am - 11:40am W 2nd in Pool Play Points

Winner of Each Pool and Next Best Team By points
Advance to the Semi-Finals

3/6/2022 3:50pm - 5:40pm CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Winner Semi Final Game 2
E Winner Semi Final Game 1

Highest Seeded Team is the Home Team in the Finals

TEAM POINTS PER GAME

POOL A GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 TOTAL

#1
#6
#7
#12
POOL B

#2
#5
#8
#11
POOL C

#3
#4
#9
#10

POINTS EARNED: 3 points for a WIN in REGULATION, 2 points for a WIN in OVERTIME OR SHOOTOUT,

1 point for a LOSS in OVERTIME OR SHOOTOUT, Zero points for a LOSS in REGULATION.

PAST CHAMPIONS

2021 DAYTON 2012 NEWARK
2020 CINCINNATI 2011 NE STORM
2019 NEWARK 2010 LAKOTA
EAST
2018 NEWARK 2009
2017 DAYTON 2008 NEWARK
2016 DAYTON 2007 ATHENS
LAKOTA
2015 MEDINA 2006 EAST
2014 JACKSON 2005
2013 MEDINA MEDINA
MEDINA

CANTON AKRON JETS

Jersey # Name Position

P 2 Alexander Herstich D
O 6 Joe Calebretta F
O 11 Kevin Jacobs F/D
L 15 Joel Dodson D
16 Jacob Blumer F
A 17 Gavin Fryer F
18 Jack Dial F/D
21 Chad Graham F
24 Joaquin Shinaberry-Torres F
25 Max Bazarov F
26 Peyton Tolley D
28 Anthony Guidice F
29 Grace Frank G
30 Brandon Fratantonio G
32 Austin Ludt D
33 Christopher Wilson D
35 Lauren Esposito F
36 Simon Hostler F
40 Brennen Hostler D
43 Evan Shepherd F
44 Evan Metzker F
47 Conner Vienneau D
49 Gavin Fratantonio D
55 Blake Mitchell D
56 Jared Howard G
74 Will Oyler F
77 Rose Sewall F/D
90 Jacob Whittington F
99 Keaton Parker F/D

TEAM OFFICIALS

Sean Houston – Head Coach
Mike Houston – Coach
Ethan Everhart – Coach
Ralph Frank - Manager

CINCINNATI SWORDS

Jersey # Name Position

6 Ayden Bolt F P
7 Zach O’Connell D O
8 Bo Shebetka D O
9 Zander Moore F L
11 Kaleb Keller F
12 JD Park F A
13 Mitch Abrams F
17 Austin Ryan F
18 Kayle Shebetka D
19 Cameron Klein F
22 Grady Hutchinson D
24 Hector Mercado F
27 Ben Comatas D
29 Rylan Petruk G
30 Aidan Dyer G
42 Case Garibay D
43 Jackson Shock D
44 Kizer Wettengel F
54 Damian Dabkowski F
55 Josh Rising D
88 Sean Rodriguez-Horning F

TEAM OFFICIALS

Randy Petruk – Head Coach
Greg Moore - Assistant Coach
Andrew Sloan – Assistant Coach
Julie Comatas - Manager

DAYTON STEALTH

Jersey # Name Position

P G
1 Cayden Dalton F
5 Landon Bechtolt D
D
O 7 Noah Thompson F
8 John Schumann F
13 Ty Flannagan F
D
O 17 Nick Roca D
18 Ben Stewart F
21 Connor Flannagan F
22 Aaron Jensen F/D
G
L 27 Ethan Schuh D
28 Cooper Rodgers F
33 Logan Maynor F
37 Abrehem Vrtar D
38 Andrew Chevrette F
52 Cole Owens F
F
A 59 Spencer Thompson F
64 Cole Miller
71 Anthony DiFlora
92 Connor Lemmerbrock
93 Hank Davis
98 Zach Lehman

TEAM OFFICIALS

Kelly Friedman – Head Coach
Gary Dickstein – Coach
Chris Flannagan – Manager

WOOSTER OILERS Position P
O
Jersey # Name F O
D L
2 Avi Arora G
5 Brandon Dreher F A
7 Josephine Zimmerman F
8 Brennen Hartzler F
9 Samuel Robinson F
10 Luis Canas F
14 Thomas Imhof F
23 Joshua Rader F
24 Logan Sabol D
25 Jordan Marty D
29 Connor Reich F
34 Carson Merryweather F
39 Landyn Williams D
55 Colin Moninger F
66 Benjamin Schantz D
70 Caiden Allen G
86 Jacob Allen F
88 Jacob Obrien
96 Maxwell Hummel

TEAM OFFICIALS

Dan Jech – Head Coach
Ron Jech - Coach
Victoria Rumph - Manager

CLEVELAND WILDCATS

Jersey # Name Position

2 Aidan Kallay F
F
P 3 Holden Burke D
4 Patrick Sinclair F
5 Reed Surrena F
F
O 6 Charlie Maroon F
7 Finn Cooney D
8 Cole Stevens F
F
O 9 Ian Federle D
10 Xavier Silva F/D
12 Xavier Walsh F
14 Charlie Eppich D
F
L 15 John (JT) Trobek F
16 Mark Staresinic F
18 Luka Dix D
20 Nick Danylchak D
21 Andrew Gus F
22 Riley Kowal G
G
B 23 Sean Boehm G
24 Patrick Cooney
25 Reed Tarnowski
31 William Stuart
40 Joe Godina
35 Paul Knapik

TEAM OFFICIALS

Jim Millican – Head Coach
Connor Rechlin – Coach
Robert Gramc - Manager

MEDINA HOCKEY CLUB

Jersey # Name Position

3 Jonas Kucharski F P
5 Elliot Thompson D O
7 Jacob Roberts D O
8 Luke Schill F L
11 Ben Moss F
12 Logan Janas F B
14 Theron Petitto F
18 Trent Bisler D
19 Justin Conway F
22 Carson Albright F
23 Evan Steffy F
24 Jackson Duffy D
25 Xander Danner F
26 Cole Keller G
34 Dylan Galka G
37 Brandon Jenkins F
51 Logan Webber F
53 Nicholas Dobriansky D
66 Zachary Snellings D
68 Zane Martin D
71 Anderson Tabora F/D
88 Zak Gretta F

TEAM OFFICIALS

Corey Hicar– Head Coach
Alex Forystek - Coach
Mike Schmit – Coach
Joshua Gower – Coach
Randy Hrabak – Coach

NORTHEAST STORM

Jersey # Name Position

1 Theodore Beekhuizen G
2 Trey Vollmer F
4 Connor Hayes F
5 Ronan Hayes D
6 Nygil Horn F
F
P 8 Benjamin Martin D
9 Anthony Lopez D
11 Riley Behl D
D
O 16 Oliver Neff F
17 Jaedon Thomas F
19 Donald Day D
D
O 20 Carter Lavelle D
21 Zachary Spaulding F
23 Harrison Hamilton G
28 Julian Demond Axelrod F
F
L 29 Blake Fingerhut G
30 Matthew Brown F
39 William Doucette F
44 Colton Clarkson G
66 Tyler Harmon D
75 Adam Morrison
91 Nolan Berner

B 92 Luke Freeman
95 Jack Maupin

TEAM OFFICIALS

David Peterson – Head Coach
Luke Peterson – Coach
Jacob Peterson – Coach
Jack Peterson - Coach
Sean Carlson – Manager
Thomas Hayes - Manager

Newark Generals Position P
O
Jersey # Name G O
F L
00 Bennett Schilling D
3 Trey Robinson D B
4 Johnny Roush F
5 Tyler Hall F
8 Troy Johnston F
10 Miles Eckenrode F
13 Mason Hackett D
17 Mason Williams F/D
18 Ryan Robbins F
27 Lucas Purington G
32 Nathan Krieg F
37 Leighton Rindock D
43 Tanner Wilson F
50 Tyler Enders F
58 Ryan Perkins F
60 Max Vanoy F
63 Derrick Beneze F
71 Logan Williams F
72 Caleb Hartz F
73 Hayden Locher F/D
81 Mason Young G
87 David Link F
90 Aaron Johnson D
91 Alex Williams F
92 Mike Chaykowski
93 Matt Chaykowski

TEAM OFFICIALS

Patrick Brighton – Head Coach
James Hass-Gore - Coach
Dean Locher – Coach
Randy Kill – Manager
Samantha Wilson – Manager

HILLIARD HOCKEY CLUB

Jersey # Name Position

2 Evan Bailey F
5 Drew Forchione D
F
P 8 Alex Kerr F
9 Andrew Masteller F
10 Seth Gabel F
F
O 11 Christian Sohner D
12 Hayden Clingman F
14 Luke Starr F
15 Adam VanVoorhis D
D
O 22 Aiden Van Deusen D
23 James Tarantine G
24 Evan Vulic F
D
L 25 Christopher Kobs F
32 Mason Sines F
36 Dominic DelBoccio F
37 Cooper Burgei D
40 Owen Ambrozy F
41 Rob Slivon G
46 Akhil Korra G
D
C 51 AJ Sawicki D
61 Brody VanDyke
70 Wesley Reichman
72 Coen Cox
73 Tim Elmer II
76 Tom Dwyer

TEAM OFFICIALS

Jacob Trask– Head Coach
Cliff Sawicki - Coach
Joseph Gillespie – Coach/Manager

MIAMI YOUTH HOCKEY

Jersey # Name Position

3 Nicholas Wong F P
4 Joseph Leroy D O
5 Alexander Krabbe F O
6 Joel Benjey F L
9 Mason Lecklider F
10 Colin Press F C
11 Brody Webb F
12 Nathan Hopper D
13 Austin Schmidtz F
14 Derek Winterbottom F
15 Zachary Ruess D
16 Cody Spillane D
17 Mason Bosch F
18 Simon Dubuc D
20 William Packer F
24 Carson Doyle F
29 Ty Allen G
38 Cameron Cooke F
45 Mitchell Reh D
53 Brice Donega F
80 Keegan Heft G
87 Andrew James D

TEAM OFFICIALS

Justin Camuto – Head Coach
Robin Dubuc - Coach
David Reuss – Coach/Manager
Jennifer Heft – Manager

TEAM OHIO VARSITY

Jersey # Name Position

P 2 Chase Pathouas F
3 Vito Cantini F
4 Jacob Brown F
6 Gavin Henderson
F
O 8 John Homoki D
9 Robert Keyser F
11 Nick Demore D
F
O 14 Austin Wondolowski D
15 Ryan Harbour F/D
16 Tyler Hansen F
D
L 17 Patrick Ostrander D
18 Teddy Tyburski F
19 Cody Turvey F
20 Mark Mellas F
21 Alex Mischak F
22 Luke Goodnough G
24 Logan Goodnough D
G
C 28 Ronan Johnson F
33 Patrick Mischak F
34 James Mellas G
35 Dominic Campomizzi
37 Jude Johnson
54 Ethan Hoffman
98 AJ Jagels

TEAM OFFICIALS

Jeff McCarthy – Head Coach
Tom Durica – Coach
Mike Glover – Coach
Michael Dzoba - Coach

WESTERVILLE WARCATS

Jersey # Name Position

4 Reed Hinton F P
7 Cullen Hassel F O
8 Nicholas Crone D O
16 Kendall Woodruff F L
19 Sedric Cowans F
20 David Reisinger F C
21 Stephen Sanders F
24 Caleb Bussey F
27 Aidan Masucci F
45 Owen Hood D
30 Andrew Plas G
31 William Caron G
33 Patrick McCall F
48 Matteo Salvadore F
70 Carson Faiella F
71 Wilson Cooper-Kleeberger F
73 Chase Nixon D
80 Aiden Whaley D
86 Luke Weisenburger F
88 Christian Collins D
91 Colin Fury F
93 Ian Shealy D
96 Josh Tidd F

TEAM OFFICIALS

Caleb Cramer – Head Coach
Evan Ingram - Coach
Zeid Rawahneh - Coach
David Tidd - Manager

High School Division Semifinal and Championship Games -Overtime and Shootout

1. All Games Played to a Winner: If the game is tied following regulation play, one (1) sudden-death overtime
period shall be played. At the completion of the third period, the tied teams shall receive a two (2) minute rest
period. The length of the overtime shall be equal to the length of the third period and shall be sudden death.
Teams shall switch ends at the end of the third period. Overtime shall be played 5-on-5 (five skaters plus a
goalkeeper). If the score is tied at the end of the sudden-death overtime period, there shall be a shootout. The
winner of the shootout will be credited with one additional goal in the final score.

2. Shootout Procedures The shootout will be conducted as follows:

• A shootout is defined as a player attempting to score a goal and the opposing goalkeeper attempting to stop the
shooter from scoring the goal.
• The home team shall have the choice whether his/her team will shoot first or second.
• All goalkeepers and all players from both teams listed on the official game sheet shall be eligible to participate in
the shootout.
• The goalkeepers will defend the net they were defending in the 3rd period.
• Any penalized player whose penalty had not been completed when the overtime period ended or who receives a
penalty during a shootout procedure is not eligible to participate in any portion of the shootout procedure(s) and
must remain in the penalty box.
• The shootout procedure shall begin with five (5) different individual shooters from each team taking alternate
shots. The players do not need to be named beforehand.
• The goalkeepers from each team may be changed after each shot.
• The players of both teams will take the shots alternately until a decisive goal is scored. The remaining shots will not
be taken.
• If after the shootout, the shootout score is still tied, there will be a sudden death shootout.

3. Sudden-Death Shootout The sudden-death shootout will be conducted as follows:

• A sudden-death shootout is defined as each team attempting a shot. Should one team be successful and the other
team not, the successful team shall win the shootout.
• The teams will shoot in the same order during the sudden-death shootout as they did during the original previous
round shootout.
• Teams will select their shooters to participate in any order in the sudden death shootout, whether or not they shot
in the previous round. The last player in the first round of the shootout may be the first player in the sudden death
shootout.
• Players in a sudden death shootout shall not be allowed to take another shot until four different individual
teammates have completed their attempts.
• All goalkeepers and all players from both teams listed on the official game sheet shall be eligible to participate in
the shootout.
• Any penalized player whose penalty had not been completed when the overtime period ended or who receives a
penalty during a shootout procedure is not eligible to participate in any portion of the shootout procedure(s) and
must remain in the penalty box.
• The goalkeepers from each team may be changed after each shot.
• The official scorekeeper shall record all shots taken indicating the players, goalkeepers and goals scored.

Process to Determine Semifinalists and/or Finalists at State/Affiliate and/or District Championships.

During the preliminary rounds, each team will be awarded three (3) points for a win in regulation, two (2) points for a win in
overtime or shootout, one (1) point for a loss in overtime or shootout and zero (0) points for a loss in regulation.

High School Divisions – Tie-Breaking Rules to Determine Standings Position
If two or more teams have an equal number of points, their position in the standings shall be determined by the following tie-breaking
rules listed below. If at any point during the application of the tie-breaking rules, any or all of the teams can be seeded higher or lower
than the other teams, the seeded teams will be placed in their position in the standings and the tie-breaking process will begin at Step
1 for any teams that remain tied. NOTE: If all tied teams have not played each other, the tie-breaking process will begin at Step 2.

The tie-breaker rules are as follows:

Step 1. The results of only the head-to-head games played between the tied teams in the following order:

a. Most points earned.
b. Most total wins (whether in regulation, overtime and shootout).
c. Most regulation wins.
d. Differential — Subtracting goals against from goals for in these games, the positions being determined in order of the
greatest surplus. A maximum goal differential of plus or minus eight (8) per game will be used in tie-breaking rules.
e. Quotient — Dividing the goals for by the goals against in these games, the positions being determined in order of the
greatest quotient. If a game has a goal differential of more than eight (8) goals, the goals for will be decreased until there
is a maximum of eight (8) more than goals against in a given game prior to dividing (i.e. 10-1 game would use 9-1 for
purposes of quotient). A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any
number other than zero (0). Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie-breaker is required, the
teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of “goals for.”
f. Most periods won — In the games played by each tied team, points will be awarded for each regulation period won (2
points) and for each regulation period tied (1 point). Positions shall be in the order of highest point total.

Step 2. If after applying the formulas of 1 a, b, c, d, e or f the tie still exists, the results of all the games played by the
teams tied in the following order.

a. Most total wins (whether in regulation, overtime and shootout).
b. Most regulations wins.
c. Differential — Subtracting goals against from goals for in these games, the positions being determined in order of the
greatest surplus. A 35 maximum goal differential of plus or minus eight (8) per game will be used in tie-breaking rules.
d. Quotient — Dividing the goals for by the goals against in these games, the positions being determined in order of the
greatest quotient. If a game has a goal differential of more than eight (8) goals, the goals for will be decreased until there
is a maximum of eight (8) more than goals against in a given game prior to dividing (i.e. 10-1 game would use 9-1 for
purposes of quotient). A quotient involving dividing by zero (0) has higher standing than a quotient from dividing by any
number other than zero. Where two or more teams have no goals against and the quotient tie-breaker is required, the
teams shall be ranked high to low in descending order of “goals for.”
e. Most periods won — In the games played by each tied team, points will be awarded for each regulation period won (2
points) and for each regulation period tied (1 point). Positions shall be in the order of highest point total.
f. Lowest number of penalty minutes — Calculate the number of penalty minutes accrued during all preliminary round
games. The teams shall be ranked low to high in ascending order of “penalty minutes for.”
g. Quickest first goal — The team that scored the quickest goal in their preliminary round games shall be ranked highest.

3. If the above procedure does not break the tie, the teams shall use a shootout procedure as previously described.

NOTE: A team may go into the tie-breaking process having defeated another of the tied teams and still not advance.

NOTE: If a team forfeits any of its games, and becomes involved in any tie-breaking formula, the team that forfeited will not advance
and all games played against the forfeiting team shall be recorded as 1-0 victories for all opposing teams.