First National Cup

2017 ASAA/First National Bank Alaska 

First National Cup 

4A Hockey State Championship 

ASAA 

ALASKA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION 

Win for Life 

Tournament Bracket 

Team Photos & Rosters 

Past Tournament Results 

ASAA 


Win for Life

Table of Contents 

• Cheerleader Photos ................................3 

• 4A Bracket and Game Times. .......................5 

• 4A Team Rosters ................................7-13 

• History of Hockey in Alaska .......................15 

• Recordbook: Past Team Champions ............17-19 

Welcome 

On behalf of the Alaska School Activities Association (ASAA) Board of Directors 

and ASAA’s corporate partners, welcome to the 2017 ASAA/First National 

Bank Alaska 4A Hockey State Championships! To the student-athletes, we 

applaud your dedication to doing your best for yourself and for your school. 

To the coaches, counselors and parents, thank you for continuing to support 

interscholastic sports and activities. And to the spectators, we appreciate your 

being part of this statewide championship event. 

Alaska's passion for hockey has translated to a new level of celebration in 

high school hockey. In 2005, a traveling trophy was created by First 

National Bank Alaska. Move over Stanley Cup - now there's First 

National Cup! Title winners in each classification take home 

a huge traveling trophy to showcase their victory at 

State. Donated by First National Bank Alaska, the trophies 

reside at the schools of the 4A and Greatland tournament 

champions for one year, before they are passed on to the 

next year’s champions. 

To the student-athletes, we applaud your dedication to 

doing your best for yourself and your school. Coaches, 

administrators and parents, thank you 

for supporting interscholastic sports and activities. 

And spectators, we appreciate your being part of 

these statewide championship events. 

Billy Strickland, Executive Director 

Alaska School Activities Association 

Sportsmanship 

Creed 

“This contest 

is being played 

under the authority 

of the Alaska 

School Activities 

Association. ASAA 

rules provide 

for fair play and 

good sportsmanship 

among athletes 

and coaches. 

Since booing and 

jeering do not 

support anyone, 

we expect fans 

to be positive in 

supporting their 

favorite team with 

encouraging comments 

and cheers. 

Please refrain from 

words or actions 

that would reflect 

negatively on your 

school and team. 

In other words, BE 

A FAN----NOT A 

FANATIC.” 

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Cheerleading Photos 

Head Coach 

Tamara Higgins 

Dimond Lynx 

Jacklynn Allin 

Leona Joo 

Madison Kenney 

Dakota LaPorte 

Abbie Minsky 

Breckynn Willis 

Margaret Wolfe 

South Anchorage Wolverines 

Head Coach 

Melinda Rocheleau 

Assistant Coaches 

Tonja McConnell 

Olivia Campbell 

Sophie Campbell 

Katelyn Davis 

Sabrina Gutierrez 

Senai Houchins 

Tia Kay 

Victoria Malvick 

Lindsay Murray 

Sandra Rasavong 

Katelyn Schneider 

Sophia Vercelline 

Chloe Withrow 

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4A Bracket 

February 9-11, 2017 at the Curtis Menard Sports Complex in Wasilla 

Hosted by ASAA & Wasilla High School 

Saturday 

February 11th 

Friday 

February 10th 

Thursday 

February 9th 

Friday 

February 10th 

Saturday 

February 11th 

CHUGIAK CIC#1 

1 

2:30 pm 

5 12:00 NOON 

JUNEAU-DOUGLAS MAC#2 

5:00 pm 

7 

COLONY NSC#1 

2 

7:30 pm 

DIMOND CIC #4 

9 

4th Place 

3rd Place 

12:00 Noon 2:30 pm 10 11 

Championship 

5:00 pm 

Awards to Follow 

WEST VALLEY MAC#1 

3 

12:00 Noon 

6 2:30 pm 

SOUTH ANCHORAGE CIC#3 

7:30 pm 

8 

EAGLE RIVER CIC#2 

4 

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WASILLA NSC#2 

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4A Team Rosters 

Chugiak Mustangs CIC #1 

# Name Position Grade Height 

1 Eric Yancey G 

4 Zachary Plucinski D 

6 Luke Momblow F 

7 Josh Boneta D 

8 Andrew Beckett F 

9 Kadin Yockey D 

10 Riley Linberg F 

11 Jacob Kosinski F 

13 Daniel Casey F 

14 Brady Lindberg F 

15 Sean Crumley D 

16 Peter Symmes F 

17 Kyle Benson D 

20 Owen Crumley D 

21 Zachary Krajnik F 

22 Matthew Lopez F 

24 Gabe Momblow F 

27 Tyler Huffer D 

28 John Hammer F 

29 Grant Epple F 

32 Noah Denny F 

34 Macsen Cottle D 

35 Jack Walters G 

Colony Knights NSC #1 


3 Alexander Fike Forward 10 5'8 

8 Tyler Koeckritz Defense 11 5'10 

10 Kolten Ketchum Defense 11 6'0 

13 Otto Thiele Forward 12 6'0 

15 Dayne Cole Defense 12 5'8 

16 Mitchell Diltz Forward 10 5'9 

20 Bradley Amato Defense 10 6'0 

21 Jake Kirsch Forward 12 5'8 

22 Cooper Smith Forward 11 5'9 

23 Bryce Crosta Defense 12 6'2 

24 Cade Havel Forward 12 5'10 

26 Jake Hessinger Forward 11 6'1 

30 Diltz Joey Goalie 12 6'2 

32 Cole Doss Goalie 11 5'7 

33 Alexander Gamez Goalie 11 5'9 

40 Blake Reid Defense 09 5'10 

41 Zach Monaco Defense 10 6'0 

42 Tae' Jean' Evans Forward 10 5'9 

45 Wyatt Vrana Forward 11 5'9 

50 Jack Holman Forward 10 5'9 

88 Foster Riekena Forward 11 5'10 

91 Bret Ewing Defense 10 6'0 

97 Tristan Avoletta Forward 10 5'10 

School Colors 

Black/Columbia Blue 

Principal 

Dr. David Legg 

Athletic Administrator 

Paul Braunies 

Head Coach 

Rodney Wild 


Walter Eunice 

Ben Matthews 

Robert Monfore 

Mike Farrell 

Bryan Wild 

Student Managers/ 

Statisticians/Trainers 

Miranda Wild 

School Colors 

Black and Green 

Principal 

Brenden McMahon 


Mike Boyd 

Head Coach 

Jamie Smith 


Harold Henderson 



Sydney Smith 

Josi Zugg 

Berit Methven 




Dimond Lynx CIC #4 • 10-8-3 


7 LOGAN BEILE D 11 6-2 

8 GAVAN HARDY F 11 5-5 

9 JAIDEN GIBSON F 11 5-9 

11 STERLING HAYDEN F 9 5-4 

14 TANNER RATH F 12 5-8 

17 TYLER GRAEBER D 9 5-6 

18 MAX HICKEL F 9 5-7 

21 JUSTIN MAXWELL D 10 6-0 

22 DYLAN HOEY F 10 5-5 

23 BRENDEN ANARUK D 9 5-5 

27 RYAN PERIUS F 12 5-10 

31 BLUE HILDEBRAND G 11 5-11 

33 TED STEVENS G 10 5-10 

36 BLAKE HAUSUNGER D 11 6-0 

38 SEAN CAREY F 11 5-8 

40 HUNTER PAEK D 10 5-7 

41 CODY DEARING F 12 6-0 

43 JAMES TWING D 9 5-9 

44 SEAN GARDELINE D 12 6-2 

45 DAWSON THOMPSON F 9 5-9 

47 BRANDON MORGAN F 5-10 

11-10-16 Palmer 5-1 W 

11-11-16 Colony 3-3 T 

11-12-16 Wasilla 5-5 T 

11-16-16 Chugiak 0-4 L 

11-19-16 Eagle River 2-5 L 

11-22-16 Service 2-4 L 

11-29-16 Wasilla 3-2 W 

12-1-16 Bartlett 14-3 W 

12-2-16 West Valley 5-2 W 

12-3-16 East 0-3 L 

12-10-16 South 1-5 L 

12-13-16 Eagle River 3-3 T 

12-16-16 West 4-2 W 

12-23-16 Service 2-3 L 

1-10-17 Bartlett 17-0 W 

1-12-17 South 2-3 L 

1-17-17 East 5-2 W 

1-20-17 West Valley 5-1 W 

1-21-17 Monroe 4-3 W 

1-24-17 Chugiak 4-2 W 

1-27-17 West 1-4 L 

1-31-17 West 1-0 W 

2-2-17 Chugiak 2-6 L 

2-3-17 South 2-3 (OT) L 

School Colors 

Silver & Blue 

Principal 

Marty Lange 


Thomas Klaamyer 

Eagle River Wolves CIC #2 


75 Benjamin Rinckey Forward 11 5' 11" 

9 Ty McEnaney Forward 10 5' 7" 

4 Nat Nielsen Forward 11 6' 1" 

27 Joshua Linn Forward 11 6'0" 

17 Sutton McDonald Forward 11 6' 3" 

11 Cameron McDonald Defense 10 5' 9" 

12 Ian Newman Defense 10 6' 0" 

28 Aiden Burton Forward 10 5' 9" 

40 Logan Rachow Defense 12 5' 9" 

23 Brayden Rachow Forward 10 5' 6" 

81 Brooks Christian Forward 9 5' 6" 

6 Brandon Lajoie Forward 9 5' 10" 

45 Ryan Gray Goalie 9 6' 0" 

2 Bret Jedlicki Forward 12 5' 9" 

33 Logan Dudinsky Defense 10 5' 11" 

32 Brendan Whetsell Goalie 10 5' 11" 

25 Nick Silance Forward 10 5' 10" 

24 Austin Linn Defense 9 6' 4" 

83 Marshall Yeargan Forward 10 5' 10" 

Head Coach 

Bill Comer 


Kirby Senden 

Ben Russell 

Travis Martin 



Hope Cronan 

Aniee Belcherr 

School Colors 

Maroon, Gold, 

White 

Principal 

Tina Johnson-Harris 


Holly Morris 

Head Coach 

Dennis Sorenson 


Chris Higgins 

Derek Tannahill 

Adam Shaw 



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Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears MAC #2 


1 Cody Mitchel G 9 

6 Cameron Smith D 10 

7 Simon Marks F 12 

8 Niko Hebert D 12 

9 Quin Gist F 12 

13 Jacob Dale F 11 

14 Joseph Monsef F 11 

15 Cahal Morehouse D 12 

16 Blake Bixby D 10 

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7 Nik Corbin F 10 

8 Trevor Sawicki F 11 

9 Asa Kinnear F 10 

10 Skyler Gutierrez F 10 

12 JJ Fabeck D 11 

14 Ben Trujillo F 12 

15 Keegan Thompson F 10 

16 Patrick Rush F 12 

17 Corbin Allen F 12 

18 Jack Stumbaugh D 12 

19 Zac Nelson D 11 

20 Cameron Foraker D 12 

21 Sam Jemmings D 11 

24 Hunter Meyer D 10 

27 Noah Ashley F 12 

31 Griffin Logan G 12 

39 Hannah Hogenson G 9 

44 Hunter Schmitz F 10 

86 Dyllan Beloy F 12 

School Colors 

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Principal 

Paula Casperson 


Chad Bentz 

Head Coach 

Luke Adams 


Matt Boline 

Jay Lloyd 

Michael Garcia 

11/5 Bartlett 12-0 Win 

11/10 Homer 15-2 Win 

11/11 Wasilla 4-4 Tie 

11/12 Colony 6-5 Win 

11/17 Eagle River 2-2 Tie 

11/21 East 6-0 Win 

11/29 Chugiak 4-1 Win 

12/1 North Pole 11-0 Win 

12/3 West Valley 5-0 Win 

12/8 West 1-0 Win 

12/10 Dimond 5-1 Win 

12/13 Bartlett 14-2 Win 

12/15 Service 5-0 Win 

12/17 Wasilla 4-3 Win 

12/23 Eagle River 6-5 Win 

1/10 Chugiak 1-2 Loss 

1/12 Dimond 3-2 Win 

1/17 Colony 2-2 Tie 

1/18 West 3-4 Loss 

1/21 Homer 7-1 Win 

1/25 East 10-3 Win 

1/27 Service 5-4 Win 

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Principal 

Kersten Johnson 


Jason White 

Head Coach 

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5 Dylan Massie D 9 

6 Tyler Lutz D 11 

7 Dylan Abbott D 10 

8 McKinley Larson F 10 

9 Taylor Jones F 9 

10 Porter Schachle F 10 

11 Alex Clark F 12 

13 Alex Engan F 10 

15 Langston Bouma F 9 

16 Lucas Gudz F 9 

17 Kaylee Merrill D 10 

18 Garrett Conroy F 12 

19 Mathew Dollick F 12 

20 Austyn Bayliffe D 10 

23 Justyn Bayliffe F 12 

24 Wyatt Moore D 11 

26 Austin Stephens D 10 

27 Russell Harren F 12 

28 Carson Lecren F 10 

30 Aaron Campbell G 10 

32 Sean Carney G 11 

West Valley Wolfpack MAC #1 • 10-11-1 


1 Ryman, Austin G 10 

3 Ray, Branden D 11 

4 Davis, Brandon D 10 

5 Lord, Tyler F 9 

9 Emerson, London F 11 

10 Kimbrough, Joe D 10 

13 Ruppert, Anton F 10 

14 Pierce, Hunter F 12 

15 Bray, Ashlyn F 10 

19 Troppmann, Andrew D 10 

22 Sadler, Dustin F 11 

23 Savereide, Dylan F 11 

25 Lorring, Tyler D 11 

26 Baxter, Coleman F 11 

27 Arpino, Mason F 12 

29 Monzingo, Kaden F 11 

30 Atkinson, Simon G 11 

32 Gho, Levi G 9 

33 Simon, Keel G 12 

School Colors 

Red and White 

Principal 

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Stacia Rustad 

Head Coach 

Trent Schachle 


Jake Dargis 



Lindsey Bayliffe 

Katherine Gittlein 

Makayla Meinhart 

11/3 West Anchorgage 3-1 Loss 

11/4 East Anchorage 4-1 Win 

11/10 Service 2-0 Loss 

11/11 West Anchorage 7-0 Loss 

11/12 Eagle River 12-1 Loss 

11/17 Colony 3-1 Win 

11/18 Soldotna 2-1 Win 

11/19 Palmer 6-2 Win 


12/2 Dimond 5-2 Loss 

12/3 South Anchorage 5-0 Loss 

12/9 Juneau 5-1 Win 


12/13 Lathrop 13-0 Win 


1/12 Eagle River 1-1 Tie 

1/13 West Anchorage 5-0 Loss 


1/20 Dimond 5-1 Loss 

1/21 Service 6-2 Loss 

1/23 Lathrop 7-0 Win 



Team Accomplishments this season: 

Won 5th Straight MAC Conference Title 

6 players names to All-Conference Team 

Coach 

Sawchuk, Wayne 


Blankenship, Dylan 

Sawchuk, Taylor 

Trainer 

Dean, Chris 

Principal 

Gillam, Sarah 

AD 

Poeschel, 

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History of Hockey in Alaska 

Anchorage High School hockey coached by Art Allen 

played its first game in January 1958. Anchorage 

High School competed against an Alumni 

team with 3 games played the first year, all against 

the Alumni team. The following season (1958-59) 

high school hockey was recognized as a varsity 

sport. Competition consisted of men teams from 

Fort Richardson, Army National Guard and a City 

team (Hohn Plumbers). All games were played on 

outside rinks. Teams shoveled their own rinks, with 

numerous cases of frostbite recorded. In the 1959- 

60 season, the Prep team played the same competition 

except at the end of the season when Anchorage 

High School defeated Fairbanks High School 

twice providing the State with its first high school 

competition. In 1961 Anchorage High School was 

split forming West and East High School. The Intermediate 

League now was composed of two high 

schools and two local men teams. 

On February 13, 1965 Anchorage watched its first 

indoor hockey game at the Anchorage Sports Arena 

with East defeating West 3-2. In 1965 the league 

was renamed the Cook Inlet Hockey League. 1966 

saw the addition of Dimond High School to the 

conference coached by Tom Pfingst. The 1967 

season witnessed Chugiak High School entering 

the league under the direction of Steve Moen. This 

marked the first season that the league consisted of 

all prep teams. 

The 1969-70 season introduced the first year of season 

ending playoffs with West defeating Conference 

Champion Dimond. The 1970 season brought 

more league change with Chugiak dropping out 

and the addition of a team of college students. In 

1971 Service High School coached by Dick Thompson 

entered the league. Chugiak re-entered the 

league in 1972 again making the conference an all 

high school affair. In 1973 the Bartlett Golden Bears 

began league play bringing the conference to its 

current number of six teams. 1977 the Conference 

name changed to its present name of the Anchorage 

High School Hockey Association. 

In 1983, the first sanctioned ASAA state tournament 

was held as there were now three regions with 

hockey teams. Region 3 was the most recent addition 

with teams at Kenai, Soldotna, Palmer, and 

Wasilla High Schools. Region 4 (Anchorage) had 

teams at West, East, Chugiak, Dimond, Service, and 

Bartlett. Region 6 (Fairbanks) had teams at Lathrop, 

West Vallley, and North Pole. In 1990, Skyview was 

added to Region 3 and Colony was added in 1992 

to make a total of fifteen 4A schools with hockey 

programs. 

In 1996, ASAA voted to classify the hockey state 

championships to allow an increasing number of 

smaller high schools an opportunity to be featured 

at the state tournament. The Greatland Hockey 

Tournament at this time had eight members and 

the two with the best season records were invited to 

compete for a one game state championship game 

to be played in conjuction with the existing state 

hockey tournament. That first year, Delta Junction 

was the champion of a four team tourney that was 

attached to the large schools tournament. 

In 2000, the first ever state tournament for small 

schools (under 400 enrollment) was established. 

The Greatland Hockey Conference was established 

five years earlier to give smaller 1A, 2A, and 

3A schools a shot at a statewide title. The previous 

three years, the final championship game was 

played as part of the 4A State Tournament. Beginning 

with 2000, a full separate tournament for all 

small schools was held in a separate location. Two 

new Anchorage schools---South Anchorage and 

Eagle River---were added to the Cook Inlet Conference 

in the fall of 2004 and 2005. 

And in 2005, both state tournaments were held at 

the same site---the Big Dipper Sports Arena in Fairbanks.and 

it was renamed the “Frozen Pond’ State 

Tournament. Presently the 4A schools classification 

sends eight teams to state from three conferences: 

Cook Inlet (4), Northern Lights (2), Mid Alaska 

(2). The Greatland Conference sends its top four 

teams to state. The present site for this combined 

state tournament is the Wasilla Sports Complex that 

was opened in 2005. 



Past Team Champions 

2012 4A CHAMPION: DIMOND 

Runner-up: Service 

Other teams in order of finish: Lathrop, Wasilla, South Anchorage, 

West Valley, Palmer and Chugiak 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Palmer Moose 

ACADEMIC AWARD: Service Cougars (3.22) 

2013 4A CHAMPION: DIMOND 

RUNNER-UP: SOUTH ANCHORAGE - 3 

Other teams in order of finish: West Anchorage, Service, Lathrop, Soldotna, 

Wasilla, West Valley 

ACADEMIC: Lathrop Malemutes (3.34) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: Lathrop 

ALL-TOURNAMENT 

• Anders Carlson, Jacob Wolter, Brandon Brown Lathrop 

• Tony Crow, Aaron Dunlap, Dawson Glover Dimond 

• Tyler Andrews, Taylor Sleater 

Dimond 

• Jeremy Smith and Miles Giorgione 

Service 

• Lucas Nokelby 

South Anchorage 

• Chancie Hanson 

Wasilla 

GOOD SPORT TEAM 

• Kody Dubie & Lucas Dubie 

Dimond 

• Conor Nicoll & Steven Orizotti 


• Spencer Davis & Mat Bennett 

Chugiak 

• Austin Roberts & Jack Aldrich 

West Valley 

• Brandon Brown & Nick Jensen 

Lathrop 

• Blayde Briske & Karson Frisk 

Service 

• Chancie Hanson & Robbie Starbird 

Wasilla 

• Brennan Harrison & Thomas Morino 

Palmer 

PLAYER OF THE GAME AWARDS 

• Dawson Glover, Tony Crow, Lane Bauer 

Dimond 

• Kris Tomazevic and Chad Peterson 

Chugiak 

• Aaron McInnis, Garrett Brown, Miles Giorgione Service 

• Anders Carlson, Robert Trujillo, Brandon Brown Lathrop 

• Kody Frantz, Quest Bain, Lucas Nokelby 


• Dylan Mcree, William Harren, Chancie Hanson Wasilla 

• Ashton Good and Ivan Good 

Palmer 

• Logan Henne, Keegan O'Brien, Seth Flory West Valley 

GREATLAND CHAMPION: HUTCHISON 

Runner-up: Monroe Catholic 

Other teams in order of finish: Kenny Lake, Delta Junction 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: Kenny Lake Hawks 

ACADEMIC AWARD: Kenny Lake Hawks () 


• Leah Carlson Kenny Lake 

• Thomas Lee 

Hutchison 

• Eli Erickson 

Delta Junction 

• Nathaniel Brose Monroe Catholic 

• Sam Carlson Kenny Lake 

• Tyler Sands 

Hutchison 

• Kyle Coiley 

Monroe Catholic 

• Justin Boots 

Hutchison 

All-Tournament 

• Joe Chekan and Steve Gustafson 

West Anchorage 

• Max Blankenship 

Lathrop 

• Dalton Pearson 

Soldotna 

• Kirby Graff and Andrew Cummings 

Service 

• Christian Hausiager, Tyler Anderws, Kenny Hausinger Dimond 

• Dawson Glover and Jordan MacMillan 

Dimond 

• Cayden Cahill, Stephen Orizotti, and Ron Perry South Anchorage 


• Mason Graves and Ty Munson 

West Valley 

• Jordan Hall, Tyler Andrews, Dawson Glover 

Dimond 

• Nick Wrobell, Dalton Pearson, Matti Silta 

Soldotna 

• Kirby Graff, Conner Shossler, Dustin Fritz 

Service 

• Ian Morey, Cole Stephens, Max Blankenship 

Lathrop 

• Steve Orizotti, Nathan Wright, Cayden Cahill 


• Lauren Massie and Jack Reeves 

Wasilla 

• Joe Chekan, Max Osgood, Steven Gustafson 


GREATLAND CHAMPION: MONROE CATHOLIC – 3 

RUNNER-UP: HOUSTON - 0 

Other teams in order of finish: Hutchison, Delta Junction 

ACADEMIC: Monroe Catholic Rams (3.24) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: Monroe Catholic 


• Tylor Williams Delta Junction 

• Kevin Steffey Hutchison 

• Jon Lovelace Houston 

• Carson Keys Monroe Catholic 

• Jacob Hebard Monroe Catholic 

• Nathaniel Brose Monroe Catholic 

• Lane Styers 

Houston 

• Kyle Coiley 



• Brandon Rustad and Dylan Edwards Hutchison 

• Jacob Hebard and Nathaniel Brose Monroe Catholic 

• Tylor Williams and Craig Henniger Delta Junction 

• Jon Lovelace and Tim Baletski 

Houston 

GOOD SPORT TEAM 

• Chance McLaren & Jared Smith 

• Tyler Davis & Kevin Steffey 

• Rusty Thurmond & Nathaniel Brose 

• Trayl Wilson & Cassidy Somerville 


Hutchison 


Kenny Lake 


• Sam Carlson (2) 

• Dylan Sands and Justin Boots 

• Eli Erickson and Donovan Drew 

• Carson Keys and Nathaniel Brose 

Kenny Lake 

Hutchison 




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Past Team Champions 

2014 4A CHAMPION: SOUTH ANCHORAGE 

RUNNER-UP WEST ANCHORAGE 

Other teams in order of finish: Wasilla, Dimond, Chugiak, Soldotna, Tie - 7/8th 

place Lathrop and West Valley 

SPORTSMANSHIP: Chugiak Mustangs 

ACADEMIC: West Valley Wolfpack (3.35) 

2015 4A Champion: West Anchorage 

Runner-up: West Valley 

Other teams in order of finish: Wasilla, South Anchorage, Colony, Dimond, 

North Pole/Service 

SPORTSMANSHIP: Wasilla 

ACADEMIC: Service (3.42) 


• Ilya Turchaninov, Ryder Schwamm, Alex Bradsley 

• Cody Harvey 

• Aidan Teilborg 

• Cooper Hanson, Jack Reeves, Andrew Cooley 

• Cayden Cahill, Jared Cruz 

• Kevin Lake, Daniel Widman 


• Caleb Moretz and Casey Lewandoski 

• Aidan Teilborg, Josh Larson, Drake Glover 

• Nick Wrobel, Bobo Lott, Kenny Griffin 

• Sam Hanson, Kris Tomazavic, Kalen Campbell 

• Tristen Ramaker and Ryan Ebenal 

• Daniel Widmar, Trevor Geerin, Cayden Cahill 

• Kiana Verplancke, Andrew Cooley, Cooper Hanson 

• Alex Bradsley, Garen Teders, Ryder Schwamm 

GREATLAND CHAMPION: HUTCHISON 

RUNNER-UP: HOUSTON 

3rd place Delta Junction, 4th place Monroe Catholic 

SPORTSMANSHIP: Monroe Catholic Rams 

ACADEMIC: Monroe Catholic Rams (3.29) 


Soldotna 

Dimond 

Wasilla 



West Valley 

Dimond 

Soldotna 

Chugiak 

Lathrop 


Wasilla 



• Bryson Schmitz 


• John Matson 


• Luke Schruf 

Wasilla 

• Russell Horren 

Wasilla 

• Curtis Foster 

Colony 

• Mac Fair 


• Michael Curran 


• Stashie Skorluski 

West Valley 

• Gabe Rankin 

West Valley 

• Dawson Ellingworth 


• Richie Stickle 

West Valley 

• Chris Alexakis 


PLAYER OF THE GAME AWARD 

• Service - Jack Martenson, Leo Karcz 

• West Valley - Keel Simon, Gabe Rankin, Ty Proffitt 

• North Pole - Jason Donald, Carson Linnell 

• West Anchorage - Kevin Hodson, Garrett Bruner, Dawson Ellingworth 

• South Anchorage – Daniel Ramsey, Jerry Swayman, Bryson Schmitz 

• Wasilla – Luke Schruf, Braden Brunnheizl, Russell Harren 

• Dimond – Tanner Rath, Augie Stevens, Austin Fitzgerald 

• Colony – Jacob Hessingson, Jacob Link, Curtis Foster 


• Dylan Steele 

• Craig Hennager 

• Jon Lovelace 

• Thomas Lees 

• Alex Marcos 

• Brandon Rustad 

• Chase Ball 

• Dnaiel Slane 


• Brandon Rustad and Kevin Steffey 

• Hunter Haman and Dylan Steele 

• Nathan Anderson and Ben Mock 

• Jon Lovelace x 2 



Houston 

Hutchison 

Hutchison 

Hutchison 

Houston 

Hutchison 

Hutchison 



Houston 

GREAT LAND CHAMPION: Houston (3) 

RUNNER-UP: Monroe (0) 


• Aaron Allred 

• Mikey Spidal 

• Reed Humphreys 

• Tristan Hracha 

• Dylan Steele 

• Michael Coiley 

PLAYER OF THE GAME AWARD 

• Houston - Aaron Allred 

• Monroe - Michael Coiley 

Houston 

Houston 

Houston 

Houston 

Monroe 

Monroe 

Go to www.asaa.org for complete history 


Teamwork and dedication have prepared you. 

Lace your skates and let the puck drop. 

Alaska Airlines is proud to support all the competitors and coaches 

participating in the 2017 ASAA First National Cup Hockey State 

Championships. Good luck! 


We can be a team player… 

and a team mover. 

Get your group going by reserving a car at thrifty.com. 

Use PC code 100437 for special rates. 

Offer valid at participating Thrifty locations in Anchrage, AK. 

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 

• Ted Stevens International Airport 

• 3730 Spenard Road (Free hotel pick up available) 

*Studded snow tires available. Quantities limited. Promotion Code 100437 must be provided at time of reservation or offer is void. Advance reservations required. Modifying your reservation may result in a change in your 

rate and/or invalidate this offer. Rate subject to increase or fees may apply in the event of early / late vehicle return. Vehicle must be returned to renting location to avoid change in rate or drop charge. Subject to availability, 

this offer is redeemable at participating Dollar or Thrifty locations in Anchorage, AK. Offer has no cash value and may not be used with Pre-Pay Rates, Tour Rates, Insurance Replacement Rates or Hourly Rentals and cannot 

be combined with any other certificate, voucher, offer or promotion. Age, driver, credit and qualifying rate restrictions for the renting location apply. Taxes, tax reimbursement, age differential charges, fees, surcharges 

and optional service charges, such as refueling, are not included. Discounts apply to time and mileage charges only. Discounts in local currency upon redemption. Blackout periods may apply. Offer valid for vehicle pick-up 

on March 1, 2014 or before January 1, 2018. © 2016 A licensee of DTG Operations, Inc., or its affiliates

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Rent car. Load team. Get going. 

Visit us at dollar.com to reserve and use PC code 100437 for special rates. 

Offer valid at participating Dollar locations in Anchrage, AK. 

Two convenient locations: 

• Ted Stevens International Airport 

• 3730 Spenard Road (Free hotel pick up available) 

*Studded snow tires available. Quantities limited. Promotion Code 100437 must be provided at time of reservation or offer is void. Advance reservations required. Modifying your 

reservation may result in a change in your rate and/or invalidate this offer. Rate subject to increase or fees may apply in the event of early / late vehicle return. Vehicle must be returned 

to renting location to avoid change in rate or drop charge. Subject to availability, this offer is redeemable at participating Dollar or Thrifty locations in Anchorage, AK. Offer has no 

cash value and may not be used with Pre-Pay Rates, Tour Rates, Insurance Replacement Rates or Hourly Rentals and cannot be combined with any other certificate, voucher, offer or 

promotion. Age, driver, credit and qualifying rate restrictions for the renting location apply. Taxes, tax reimbursement, age differential charges, fees, surcharges and optional service 

charges, such as refueling, are not included. Discounts apply to time and mileage charges only. Discounts in local currency upon redemption. Blackout periods may apply. Offer valid 

for vehicle pick-up on March 1, 2014 or before January 1, 2018. © 2016 A licensee of DTG Operations, Inc., or its affiliates 



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DISCOVER OUR WORLD 

When your team is in Anchorage, take advantage of 

our special ASAA room rate. From Sept 15-May 14 , 

The Lakefront Anchorage is offering a special rate to all 

of our Alaska School Activities Association friends. 

$99.00 per night* 

• Completely remodeled guest rooms 

• Free Wi-Fi 

• Three on-site restaurants 

• Free parking 

• Free airport shuttle 

For reservations, call +1.907.243.2300 or email 

anchorage@millenniumhotels.com and ask for 

the ASAA rate. 

* Offer is not inclusive of taxes. Method of payment must be provided at 

the time of the reservation. Rates are subject to change and availability. 

4800 Spenard Road Anchorage, Alaska USA 

T +907.243.2300 E anchorage.us@millenniumhotels.com 

W www.millenniumhotels.com 


TownePlace Suites by Marriott Anchorage 

Midtown is proud to partner with ASAA as 

an Official Hotel for the 2016/2017 season. 

The hotel is offering great rates: 

$59 per night for Officials 

$99 per night now through February 

2017 & April 2017 through May 2017 

$109 per night during 2017 March 

Madness Alaska 

TownePlace Suites Anchorage Midtown 

600 E 32nd Ave 

Anchorage AK 99503 

(907) 334-8000 

www.towneplaceanchorage.com

First National Cup

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