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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND | |
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY | |
JANUARY SESSION, A.D. 2017 | |
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H O U S E R E S O L U T I O N | |
CONGRATULATING THE BARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ICE HOCKEY HIGH | |
SCHOOL TEAM ON WINNING THE 2017 RHODE ISLAND BOYS DIVISION II ICE | |
HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP | |
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Introduced By: Representatives Hearn, Knight, Shekarchi, Serpa, and O'Brien | |
Date Introduced: May 23, 2017 | |
Referred To: House read and passed | |
1 | WHEREAS, The Barrington Boys 2016-2017 Ice Hockey Team compiled a sterling 14-4 |
2 | regular season record in the South Division, outscoring the opposition 85 to 33, and finishing in a |
3 | tie for first place in the division; and |
4 | WHEREAS, The Barrington Eagles faced PCD/St. Rays/Wheeler Co-Op in the first |
5 | round of the playoffs, dispatching them 2-0 in a hard fought series with Barrington winning the |
6 | first game in a 1-0 shutout, and clinching the series in the second game by the score of 5-4; and |
7 | WHEREAS, In the second round, Barrington faced the Ponaganset Chieftains, winners of |
8 | the North Division. In a see-saw series, the Eagles prevailed 2 games to 1, winning the first game |
9 | easily by the score of 5-2. After dropping the second game, Barrington responded in the series |
10 | finale, outplaying their opponents and winning decisively 4-0; and |
11 | WHEREAS, In the Championship finals, Barrington faced-off against their arch rivals, |
12 | Rogers/Middletown/Rocky Hill/Co-op, in a best of three series. The first two games were split, |
13 | with Barrington winning the first game by the score of 5 to 2, and dropping the second game by |
14 | the score of 2-0. In the series finale, Barrington thoroughly dominated the early portion of the |
15 | game, storming out to a 3-0 lead thanks to goals scored by Dominic Robidoux, Luke Rudman, |
16 | and Michael Grieve. Eagles Goaltender Josh Cabral preserved the lead, making numerous clutch |
17 | saves later in the game to secure the State Title with a 3-2 victory. For his outstanding play, Josh |
18 | was named the MVP of the game; and |
19 | WHEREAS, Winning a State Championship in a team sport is a difficult achievement, |
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1 | one requiring that every player on the team give his all and put team needs ahead of personal |
2 | goals at all times. The Barrington Eagles Boys Ice Hockey Team had those attributes in |
3 | abundance, as they were led all season by the outstanding leadership provided by Captains |
4 | Timothy J. Hall, and Michael Grieve, along with the important contributions provided by Joshua |
5 | J. Cabral, Andrew V. Harris, Robert H. Vanier, John T. Lombardi, Charles G. Ames, Luke S. |
6 | LaMontagne, Ian B. Coyne, Drew W. Sirmalis, Eytan H. Goldstein, Nicholas A. Bernardo, Grady |
7 | D. O’Connor, Joshua K. Roy, Kyle R. Shuman, Dominic J. Robidoux, Jacob A. Andreozzi, Luke |
8 | A. Rudman, Jonathan M. Fay, Benjamin R. Freiman, Matthew Bates, Brendan R. Ridlon, Brett |
9 | M. Turgeon, and Stephen K. Amaral. The Eagles also benefited all season from the excellent |
10 | coaching that was provided by Head Coach Kevin Croke, Assistant Coach Joseph Sturm, and |
11 | Volunteer Coaches Nick Marra and Tod Sirmalis; now, therefore be it |
12 | RESOLVED, That this House of Representatives of the State of Rhode Island and |
13 | Providence Plantations hereby congratulates the Barrington Boys Ice Hockey Team on winning |
14 | the 2017 Rhode Island Boys Division II Ice Hockey Championship; and be it further |
15 | RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State be and hereby is authorized and directed to |
16 | transmit a duly certified copy of this resolution to Head Coach Kevin Croke and Principal Joseph |
17 | Hurley. |
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