USPHL PREMIER
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Forward: Cannon Bonifay, Minnesota Squatch Bonifay (’04/Fort Worth, TX) was already a star in the Premier from his amazing 47-goal and 88-point performance of 2023-24, but he improved on those already lofty totals by breaking the century mark with 44 goals and 57 assists for 101 points, becoming the third Squatch player in just three…
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Second Team Forward: Kevin Pico, Red Bank Generals The first-year Generals shook up the Atlantic by finishing in a tie for third and winning 28 games along the way. They put together a heck of a first-year squad, including Pico. The ‘06 from Perkasie, Pa., just kept getting better during the season, ultimately finishing with…
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Forward: Eloi Robert, Elmira Impact Robert (’06/Granby, Que.) was a wonder every time he touched the ice, not only finishing with a 28-54-82 line in 43 games, but also posting a goal and four assists for five points in two USPHL Premier All-Star Games in January. Robert scored in every single game from Dec. 21…
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Forward: Augie Ashley, Tampa Bay Juniors Ashley (‘04/Falmouth, N.S.) was extremely generous all season, putting up 40 assists in 42 games, in addition to sending home 25 goals for the division-leading Juniors. He registered 1.55 points per game, the best average for any player who skated in at least 30 games this past season. Ashley…
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First Team Forward: Justin Scarbrough, Northern Cyclones Scarbrough (’04/Redondo Beach, Calif.) leaves his three-year stint with the Cyclones having risen to third place on the team’s Premier scoring leaderboard dating back to the league’s 2017 inaugural season. He closed with 67 goals and 48 assists for 115 points in 108 regular season games. He scored…
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Forward: Eloi Robert, Elmira Impact Robert (’06/Granby, Que.) was a wonder every time he touched the ice, not only finishing with a 28-54-82 line in 43 games, but also posting a goal and four assists for five points in two USPHL Premier All-Star Games in January. Robert scored in every single game from Dec.…
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Second Team Forward: Zack Warner-Senee, Worcester Railers JHC Warner-Senee (‘06/Leominster, Mass.) never let up for the Railers in his first season with the Railers, which was his third year in the Railers organization. He scored 20 goals and 28 assists for 48 points in just 30 games for the Railers Premier team. The remainder of…
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Forward: Derek Petitpas, College Universel Gatineau Petitpas (‘06/Gatineau, Que.) scored 29 goals and added 24 assists for 53 points in 42 games this season, one of three College Universel Gatineau players to hit the 53-point mark. Petitpas led his team in goal-scoring with 29, as well as in power play goals with seven and…
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First Team Forward: Denver Craig, Ontario Jr. Reign Craig (’04/Carp, Ont.) joined from the American College Hockey Association’s University of Toledo, and showed just how valuable his college hockey experience was to his team in his final season of junior eligibility. He produced 38 goals and 50 assists for 88 points, giving him a 2.67…
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Forward: Aatu Suontakanen, Seattle Totems Suontakanen (‘05/Helsinki, Finland) was all over the opposition from the time he joined the Totems in this, his first North American season. He scored 49 goals and added 77 assists for 126 points, ranking him second overall in league scoring behind teammate Roman Wolynec. He was the league’s goal-scoring…
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