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by hamburg hawks posted 02/23/2010 Tryout dates and times for girls travel teams are posted in the Travel Tryouts tab above.
Midget MOHL player applications for 2010-2011 are on the Documents menu item on the Home tab above  
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by hamburg hawks posted 02/23/2010 Sunday Feb 14, 2010 9:00 am
Squirt Division "Battle of the Sabres"
Sabres (White) - 9, Retro Sabres - 3
Starting off in net for the Retro Sabres was #4 TJ Pielecha, and for the White "HOT" Sabres #14 Lucas Waite.
In a pretty evenly matched first period: White Sabres #6 Austin Lederhouse started off the scoring. Another quick goal by #10 Matt Bartosz put the White Sabres up by 2 before Retro Sabres #7 Michael Ventresca and #10 Adam Ranger tied it all up. Mr. Austin Lederhouse grabbed another quick goal to take a one goal lead 3 to 2.
The second period fared no better for the Retro Sabres due to 2 goals by #4 Thomas DiSimone. Retro Sabres only putting once past Lucas Waite by #15 Austin Schwartzmeyer.
The third period , no Retro Sabre could put a puck past the White Sabres goalie. Lucas Waite making pad and glove saves to give the go ahead win. Strong defense by the Sabres gave the forwards four more goals. #15 Benjamin McEwen and #10 Matt Bartosz each netting 2 goals a piece. At the end of the day, the White Sabres tally up 9 goals while the Retro Sabres only are able to get 3.
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by hamburg hawks posted 02/12/2010 Squirt Islanders 6, Capitals 1
Nike Base – 8 AM
After a fantastic week of outdoor hockey, the HMHA returned to regular scheduled games at the Nike Base facility. The Islanders entered the game looking to increase their league standings while the Capitals looked poised to pull an upset.
In the first period, the Capitals seemed to take their plan to heart by creating offensive chances and thwarting Islanders’ rushes throughout the period. After the first stanza was finished, the game remained 0-0 but the scoreboard would be no harbinger of things to come in a fast, furious, and goal laden second period.
Just thirteen seconds into the second period, Nick Hornquist took a lead pass from Danny Vail and zipped a wrist shot in the Caps net for the 1-0 Isles lead. Five minutes later, Hornquist would tally again with a little help from his friends. The Islanders’ Jonah Kozak outworked two Capitals’ players in the corner to feed Joe Chambers in the slot. Chambers then threaded a pass to a waiting Hornquist who made the score 2-0.
Less than two minutes later, the Islanders would increase their lead to 3-0 thanks to the teamwork of Erik Pawelski and Trevor Fadale. Pawelski tied up a scrum of players only to pass the puck back to a waiting Fadale at the point. In one motion, Fadale found the bottom corner of the net for the Islander lead.
The tenacious Capitals would not go quietly. Relentless in their effort, the Caps capitalized on an Islander miscue in clearing the zone and trimmed the Islanders’ lead to 3-1. Mike Guillo applied the pressure with a strong forecheck to steal the puck. He then passed to a Joe Argy for the goal only twenty seconds after the Islanders last marker.
The Islanders responded quickly only one minute and nine seconds later. Matt Russo took control of the zone and worked the puck into Kozak who put a one timer on the net that was saved by the Capitals goalie. Kozak then beat a defender to the rebound and poked the loose biscuit over to Vail who easily made the score 4-1 to end the second period.
In the third period, the Islanders would score twice more. At the 9:54 mark, Pawelski timed a perfect pass to Dylan Winter who scooped a backhander in for a 5-1 lead for the Isles. Pawelski closed out the game’s scoring himself on a pass from Bryan Solinski for the 6-1 final.
Joe LoTempio earned another strong win in the nets for the Orange Crush who moved to 7-3 on the season.
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by hamburg hawks posted 01/28/2010 Sabres - 8 Penguins - 1
With #13 Christian Steiner in net for the Penguins and #7 Brandon Schott in net for the Sabres - both teams gearing up for the up coming Winter Classic. Sabres take an early 3 to 0 lead in the first period with goals by #6 Austin Lederhouse, #4 Thomas DiSimone and #10 Matt Bartosz. In the second period: Sabres added another 3 goals, two by #3 Kyle Ebert and one by #11 Keegan O'Connor. The Penguins put one in the net at the end of the period by #6 Jared Milley. The Sabres ended the third period by adding two more goals by #15 Ben McEwen and #10 Matt Bartosz.
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by hamburg hawks posted 01/14/2010 The Mite Black Hawks scored two goals in the first two periods and added an insurance goal in the third to stake out a 5-3 win over the Capitals. Timmy Stuart and Nathan Lockwood each scored twice for the Black Hawks. Eddie Travis, who was the hardest working player on the ice, notched the game winner.
The Capitals got two goals from Loveless and another from Brophy, but never held the lead in the game.
Jack Redmond played a solid game in Goal for the Black Hawks, making several saves, including a break away stop.
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by hamburg hawks posted 01/05/2010 PeeWee
Islanders 3 Stars 2
Stars & Islanders battle in a tight played game. No scoring in the 1st period. Matt Buss coming up big in the Stars net. Derek Dorr started the scoring with a rebound goal originally shot by Brandon Stone. Less than 3 minutes later the Stars tied it up with a goal by James Moores, assisted nicely by Alex Suchan & Jarred O'Conner. With 49 seconds left in the 2nd, the Islanders went ahead with a goal by Andrew Solowski assisted by Bobby Slemmer. The Stars stormed back to tie it again halfway through the 3rd period with a redirected goal by Mike Seggio assisted by Zachery Kmitch & Matt Budniewski. With 2:38 left in the game, Joey Belsenich put the Islanders up for good with a set-up from Calvin Gath. 12 different players with points. That's team work from both sides.
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by hamburg hawks posted 12/17/2009 Sabres shoutout previously undefeated Blackhawks 1-0
Sam Ruffino earned the shutout for the Retro Sabres. Owen Gifford had the
loan tally for the game as Ruffino and Blackhawks goalie
Spencer Kwilos stymied the offensive efforts by both teams. Noah Spiesz
and Declan Wyman skated hard for the Sabres while Nick Torchia and Jack
Redmond led the charge for the Hawks.
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by hamburg hawks posted 11/27/2009 11-22-09
Squirts
Islanders 5 Stars 3
A Sunday night standing room only crowd jammed the Nike Base for a hotly contested Squirt Division matchup of two talented teams. The Islanders and Stars came out defensively and it took nearly half the first period before one team could break the ice, but when they did, it was with alacrity.
The Stars Ben Taylor set up Hangen at 6:12 of the first period to give the green and black a 1-0 lead off a shot from the point. Less than a minute later, the Islanders answered with a highlight reel goal by Jonah Kozak (Click here to see Islanders' first goal) on a hard working pass by Nick Hornquist to tie the game at 1-1.
The Stars would take the lead once again with a little more than a minute remaining in the first when Hangen found Matt Bull on a pretty break out to give the Stars a 2-1 advantage at the end of one period of play.
The hard skating Islanders needed only seven seconds from the second period opening faceoff to tie the game once again. Owen Bean sent away Erik Pawelski with a perfect pass that Pawelski deposited in the Stars net to tie the game at 2-2. Exactly two minutes later, the Stars took the lead again when Fitzgerald scored on an assist from Gasiewicz to up the score to 3-2 in the Stars advantage.
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by hamburg hawks posted 11/15/2009
11-15-09
PeeWee Capitals 4, Sabres 1
The Sabres and Capitals played an exciting, evenly matched game. The Capitals coming out on top, winning with the final score 4 to 1. The Capitals goals scored by Phillip Ryerse, Mitchell Knihinicki, Jacob Falcone and a second score by Mitchell Knihinicki. The Sabres goal scored by Alex Pumm spoiling the shut-out bid by Capitals goaltender Josh Capasso. Sabres, Dan Salansky had a great effort with solid play on the body. The Sabres goaltender Gordon Grieble played a solid game, but Capitals persistence eventually provided the win. Great job guys!!
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