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TEAM MONTOUR 2004-2005 WEST DIVISION CHAMPS
(Front): Jeff Peters, Brian Dugan, Zach Perry, Mario Panucci, Paul Ciotti
(Middle): Joe Clarke, Aaron Siegel, Nick Gialloreto, Ross Polk, Ed Elbel, Ed Altvater, Chad Talotta
(Back): Adam Rizza, Dan Shiwarski, Aaron Williams, Josh York, Kevin Bishop, Head Coach Dan Siegel

TEAM PITTSBURGH TO THE FROZEN 4!

2005 CHICAGO SHOWCASE

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MONTOUR vs. CHARTIERS VALLEY

FRIDAY, MARCH 4^th, 2005 @ RMU ISC - 7:30 PM

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FINAL

8 MONTOUR vs. BLACKHAWK 0

NEXT UP? PLAYOFFS.
TEAM MONTOUR AWAITS RESULT OF CV/SOMERSET

Montour defeated Blackhawk by the score of 8-0 on Monday night at the RMU Island Sports Center. Montour clinched the 3rd place seeding for the PIHL AA Playoffs and will face the winner of Wednesday night's play-in game between Somerset & Chartiers Valley.

Montour's Jeff Peters scored twice, Zach Perry & Mario Panucci each scored and added 2 assists. Dan Shiwarski scored and added an assist. Chad Talotta scored on a nice wrist shot as he skated it out of the corner and shot it past the Blackhawk goaltender to give Montour a 4-0 lead.

Zach Perry began the scoring as Shiwarski moved the puck to Panucci who in turn quickly passed it over to Perry for the early Montour lead.

Jeff Peters would then score Montour's next two. Peters' scored his first goal on a rebound after Brian Dugan's initial shot on goal. Peters' second goal was a nice wrist shot that found its way over the top left shoulder of Blackhawk's goaltender. The play was set up nicely by Adam Rizza and Paul Ciotti.

Midway through the second period, Mario Panucci took a pass from Zach Perry and centered the puck to Dan Shiwarski in the slot. Shiwarski would finish it off for his 11th goal of the season and give Montour a 5-0 advantage.

Defenseman Josh York scored as he slapped a shot after Dan Butler dished off a pass for his first point as a Spartan. Panucci scored next as Kevin Bishop and Perry assisted on the goal (all five Spartans touched the puck on the play). Ross Polk finished off the scoring for his 11th goal of the year as he rebounded a Chad Talotta shot.

The Montour defense played extremely well and helped get their team yet another shutout. Goaltender Aaron Williams started the game and played the first period for the Spartans making 5 saves. Nick Gialloreto played the second and third periods stopping 12 shots.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21^st, 2005 @ RMU ISC - 9:15 PM

MONTOUR WRAPS UP DIVISION TITLE

In another late game at the RMU Island Sports Center, Montour (16-4-1) defeated Bishop Canevin (8-11-2) by the score of 7-0 on Monday night and was able to clinch the PIHL AA West Division Title at home for the second year in a row. The Montour players seemed just as fired up after the game as they had during it as they remained on the ice following the win to receive their West Division Banner that was provided by Mr. Regis Uram. TEAM MONTOUR would like to thank him for doing so.

Mario Panucci notched a goal and 4 assists, Zach Perry scored twice while dishing out 2 assists, & Dan Shiwarski scored the Spartans first goal and also had 2 nice assists. Defenseman Kevin Bishop scored his 3rd of the season while Adam Rizza and Chad Talotta scored power play goals for the Spartans. Brian Dugan, Jeff Peters, Joe Clarke, and Ross Polk all assisted on goals.

Montour took control quickly as Zach Perry passed a puck through the neutral zone to Mario Panucci. Panucci skated the puck deep into the Canevin zone and sent a pass to Dan Shiwarski, who then one timed it into the net for his 10th of the season. A short time later, Zach Perry was the next to strike for Montour as he took a pass from Mario Panucci and buried it past Canevin goalie Joe Ziemianski.

Panucci scored five-hole on a breakaway after a lead pass from Shiwarski to make the score 3-0. Zach Perry would strike again off feeds from Panucci and Shiwarski to give Montour a commanding 4-0 lead. Defenseman Kevin Bishop scored with just 1 second remaining in the second period as he rebounded Panucci's initial shot on goal.

Meanwhile, it's beginning to sound like a broken record when stating that the Montour defense once again clamped shut the opposition and goaltender Nick Gialloreto made some key saves to keep Canevin off the scoreboard. Gialloreto would eventually stop every shot he faced for his 11th win and 6th shutout of the season. The defense has played remarkably well and has proven it game after game.

In the third period, Montour would tally two power play goals to finish off the night's scoring. On the first goal, Brian Dugan moved the puck over Jeff Peters. Peters took the shot from the right side and Adam Rizza deflected it home. On the final goal of the game, Joe Clarke dumped the puck behind the net to Ross Polk. Polk then centered a pass to Chad Talotta in front where Talotta then snapped a shot past Ziemianski.

Montour will look to finish off the regular season as it hosts Blackhawk on Monday, February 28th - 9:15 PM at the RMU Island Sports Center.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17^th, 2005 @ AIRPORT ICE ARENA - 9:00 PM

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AN INSTANT CLASSIC
MONTOUR BATTLES BACK; TAKES REIGNS OF DIVISION

Montour and West Allegheny battled for tops in the AA West Division and it was Montour who prevailed 6-4 in an instant classic that had a playoff game atmosphere. It was a packed house with a wide variety of fans consisting of reporters, coaches, Justin & the 4 Spartans, teachers, students, trick-or-treaters, former NHLers, and parents hanging from the walls and rafters at the Airport Ice Arena in Moon Township and they witnessed one of the great games of the PIHL season.

It was Montour who struck first as Mario Panucci scored shorthanded off a slap shot from the right wing for his 26th goal of the season. Brian Dugan would give Montour an important two goal lead on the power play as he took a pass from Chad Talotta and slapped it past Kuzio.

West Allegheny would not falter and answered with a late goal in the first period when Tony Lutz dished a pass to Ed Jankoski who then put a shot on net that bounced off of Aaron Williams' blocker. The puck popped up into the air where it was deflected into the net to cut the Montour lead in half at the end of one.

The Indians would strike again quickly to start the second period. Marek Polidor's initial shot was stopped by Montour's Williams but Ryne Savisky was camped out in the right spot and scored his 25th of the season off the rebound to tie the game at two.

Midway through the second, Chad Talotta sent a lead pass to Ross Polk, who skated along the far side and wristed a shot past the glove side of Kuzio for the 3-2 Montour lead. Yet again, West Allegheny would answer the call. On a 5 on 3, Marek Polidor slapped a shot from the right side to tie the game at three with 5:40 remaining in period two. West Allegheny weathered a Montour storm late in the second as both Joe Clarke and Kevin Bishop nearly gave Montour the lead.

The third period began frantically with Montour generating some scoring chances on a few power plays. Dan Shiwarski slapped a shot just wide. Panucci and Perry also had a few shots but they were turned away by Mortimer, who had replaced Dan Kuzio in net.  However, West Allegheny was able to kill off the remainder of the penalties.

Ryan Kumpfmiller scored on the power play after he was set up by Marek Polidor to give West Allegheny the 4-3 lead.

Although, Montour's flurry of three goals in 2:18 would answer the Kumpfmiller goal and ultimately give the Spartans a lead they would never relinquish. Only a minute and a half after Kumpfmiller's goal, Zach Perry (3 assists on the night) stole the puck behind the West Allegheny net and threaded a pass to Mario Panucci in the slot, who then snapped a shot stick-side past Mortimer to tie the game at four with 10 minutes to play. Less than a minute later, Ross Polk would score the go-ahead goal and his second goal of the game as he slid a rebound along the ice off of cousin Joe Clarke's initial wrist shot on goal.

Montour would complete the flurry of goals as Mario Panucci skated the puck around the West Allegheny net and centered a backhand pass in front to Dan Shiwarski who roofed his 9th of the year and gave Montour the crucial two goal lead.

Aaron Williams, who made some great saves throughout the night, saved his best for last as he stuffed a late charge by West Allegheny. Williams made a great save on Tony Lutz's golden chance in front of the Montour net to keep the score 6-4. Williams would make 29 saves on 33 West Allegheny shots.

FINAL

2 MONTOUR @ MOON 0

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15^th, 2005

AIRPORT ICE ARENA

9:00 PM

Montour will next play versus West Allegheny at the Airport Ice Arena on Thursday, February 17th at 9:00PM.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7^th, 2005

RMU ISLAND SPORTS CENTER

9:15 PM

Montour dominated from the beginning and defeated visiting Ambridge by the score of 10-0 tonight at the RMU Island Sports Center.

Mario Panucci scored the hat trick and 2 assists while Zach Perry notched a hat trick of his own. Dan Shiwarski dished out 4 assists and Paul Ciotti scored 2 goals. Ross Polk, Josh York, Aaron Siegel scored singles. Goaltender Nick Gialloreto picked up his 5th shutout and 10th win of the year.

Defensemen Brian Dugan, Kevin Bishop, Ed Elbel, Aaron Siegel, and Josh York once again combined their efforts to shut down the Ambridge offense and limited Ambridge to just 10 shots on goal.

With the win Montour improves to 13-4-1 on the season and will next face Moon on February 15th 9:00PM at the Airport Ice Arena.

FINAL

SENIOR NIGHT

7 MONTOUR vs. PETERS TWP. 4

Montour avenged last month's 8-1 debacle of a loss with a solid effort on Senior Night and defeated the visiting Peters Township Indians by the score of 7-4 at the RMU Island Sports Center. Prior to the game Montour Seniors were acknowledged for their commitment & achievement.

Congratulations to the 2004-2005 Senior Class:

Ed Altvater, Joe Clarke, Brian Dugan, Ed Elbel, Ryan McGregor, Mario Panucci, Ross Polk, Dan Shiwarski, Bryan Sutermaster, Chad Talotta, Aaron Williams

Montour opened up play early and took a quick 1-0 lead when Senior Ross Polk scored his 8th goal of the year on a deflection following a shot by Brian Dugan from the point which found its way past Peters Township goalie Justin Mahramas.

Ross Polk deflects home a Brian Dugan shot for Montour's first goal.

Montour would add another quick goal at the beginning of the second period as Jeff Peters threw a shot on net and Paul Ciotti scored off the rebound from in front to give Montour a 2-0 lead.

Dustin Roux would answer for Peters Township with 3 goals in a row for the natural hat trick and a Peters Township 3-2 lead. Trailing 3-2 in the second, Montour's Chad Talotta was interfered with twice in a short time span and Montour was awarded a 4 on 3 man advantage. Senior defenseman Brian Dugan answered on the power play with a shot from the point to tie the game at 3 and ultimately gave the momentum to Montour for the remainder of the night. On the play, Joe Clarke fed a pass back to defenseman Kevin Bishop at the point, who in turn sent one across to Dugan. Dugan settled the puck and slapped it low blocker side for the goal.

Montour would regain the lead for good when Adam Rizza took a shot on the Peter's net, Mahramas had seemingly gloved it but the puck stayed free, leaving Jeff Peters to jam it into a wide open net for the goal.

Jeff Peters takes a well deserved rest after scoring to give Montour a 4-3 lead that would never be relinquished.

Midway through the third period, Zach Perry put home what would become the game winning goal. Perry one-timed a clearing attempt by Peter's Township and the puck found its way into the top corner of the net, catching Peters Township and the entire crowd off guard.

With a little more than seven minutes to go, Mario Panucci would add to Montour's lead with his 20th of the year to put the game on ice. Panucci passed the puck to Dan Shiwarski in the neutral zone. Shiwarski then saw Panucci creeping in near the top of the circles, and fed Panucci the puck on a give and go. Panucci played it off his skate and beat Mahramas with a snap shot to the far-top corner of the net.

Mario Panucci following his 20th goal of the season after roofing a top shelf shot, giving Montour a 6-3 lead.	Montour players following a late goal versus Peters Township.

Montour would finish off its scoring, when a puck popped loose in the far left corner of the Peters Townships zone. Perry passed the puck to Panucci in front of the net but Mahramas closed up the five-hole to make the initial save. However, Zach Perry would follow the play and put home the rebound for his second goal of the game.

Senior goaltender Aaron Williams played well and picked up his 3rd victory of the season and made 22 saves on 26 shots on goal to help preserve the Montour victory.

Dustin Roux played remarkably well and would later add his 4th goal of the game for Peters Township to finish off all scoring as he slid a puck short side along the ice and tucked it just inside the left post.

(Photos complements of the Montour Hockey Team & Mike Arch)

2004-2005 Team Montour All-Stars

Mario Panucci, Brian Dugan, Nick Gialloreto, Dan Shiwarski, Chad Talotta

Congratulations to Brian Dugan, Nick Gialloreto, Mario Panucci, Dan Shiwarski, and Chad Talotta for being selected to represent Montour in the 2004-2005 PIHL AA All-Star Game.

Sunday, January 30th, 2005

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FACE-OFFS:
Northeast A All-Stars vs. Southwest A All-Stars
Northeast AA All-Stars vs. Southwest AA All-Stars
Northeast AAA All-Stars vs. Southwest AAA All-Stars
Northeast OPEN All-Stars vs. Southwest OPEN All-Stars

Despite another sparse crowd at home, Montour (11-4-1) skated past Somerset (3-11-0) Monday night at the RMU Island Sports Center for a 5-2 final. Montour's Zach Perry scored 2 goals while Mario Panucci, Jeff Peters, and Aaron Siegel had a goal apiece in the victory.

The game began quickly as Montour's Zach Perry scored only 17 seconds into the game in the slot off a feed from Dan Shiwarski.

A short time later, Perry seemingly scored again from in front but the goal was inexplicably waived off. Somerset was then able to keep it close and tied the game before the end of the first period.

Montour scored the go ahead goal when Mario Panucci took a centering pass from Perry and wristed a shot past the Somerset goaltender's low stick side to give Montour the 2-1 lead. However, Somerset would not give up and answered with a goal of its own to tie the game at two in the third period.

Montour would put themselves ahead for good when Zach Perry was given a lead pass from Mario Panucci midway through the third period. Perry took the pass and skated ahead of the Somerset defensemen, deked left, and then put it home past the goalie's glove side.

Jeff Peters would soon score for Montour and put the game on ice. Peters possessed the puck from in front of the Somerset net and roofed a great looking shot over the shoulder of the goaltender to shatter the hopes of a Somerset comeback.

Defenseman Aaron Siegel completed the scoring for his second goal of the year (on a slap shot from the point) that found its way along the ice and through the five-hole for the goal and the 5-2 Montour win.

Following the All-Star Break, Montour will attempt to knock off Peters Township on Senior Night and avenge the loss from their first meeting. The game will be played on Friday, February 4th at 6:30PM @ the RMU Island Sports Center.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 16^th, 2005

Ice Connection of Pittsburgh - 8:15PM

Montour skated without forward Mario Panucci and defenseman Kevin Bishop. Joel Shriver had 2 goals for the Wildcats and Justin Kovatch scored the game winner in overtime with only 8 seconds remaining.

FINAL

4 MONTOUR vs. CANON MCMILLAN 4

FRIDAY, JANUARY 7^th, 2005

ISLAND SPORTS CENTER - 6:30 PM

RMU ISLAND SPORTS CENTER - Montour (9-2-1) and visiting Canon McMillan (12-0-1) skated to a 4-4 tie on Friday night. A slow and choppy game turned into a wild and highly competitive game in the third period. Montour found itself trailing 3-1 after two periods. Two goals from Justin Cormack and a goal from Eric Lang gave Canon McMillan the early lead while a goal from Montour's Chad Talotta was all the Spartans could conjure up in the first 2 periods. Canon McMillan had a goal waived off when the referee lost sight of the puck and blew the whistle. Montour was able to limit the Canon McMillan offense for the rest of the second period and would come out firing in the third period.

Montour would answer in the third period on two goals by Joe Clarke to tie the game at three. There were very questionable calls and delays throughout the game for both teams which caused the game play to disintegrate. Each team would take severe hits to their offensive attack throughout the game. Montour lost Mario Panucci in the first period to injury while Montour's Chad Talotta and Canon McMillan's Justin Cormack were each given misconduct penalties.

Montour would take a 4-3 lead with 53 seconds to play when an initial shot hit off the boards and bounced in front of the Canon McMillan net. Zach Perry put home his shot for the go-ahead goal.

Following the goal, Canon McMillan pulled goalie Drew Stanton for the extra attacker. Montour's Dan Shiwarski put a great check on a Canon McMillan defender and the puck bounced free. Shiwarski attempted on a backhand for the empty net but the shot caromed off the post and out of the Canon McMillan zone. Canon McMillan moved the puck up ice and Montour nearly cleared the puck for the win. However, Josh Tohey kept the play alive and put a shot on a screened net. Jesse Patnesky found the loose puck and turned with a shot that found its way along the ice just inside the right post past Nick Gialloreto to tie the game at 4 with just 5 seconds to play.

Overtime began just as quickly as the third period had ended. Dan Shiwarski found himself behind the Canon McMillan defense and was pulled down by a Canon McMillan defender. Canon McMillan was whistled for a tripping penalty but it was a Montour power play chance that would not exist.

The game was curfewed, leaving the entire crowd in disbelief and dissatisfied with the outcome.

9^th WPCHA DIRECTORS' CUP TOURNAMENT

Center Ice Arena - Delmont, PA - 8:30AM

9^th WPCHA DIRECTORS' CUP TOURNAMENT

CENTER ICE ARENA - Montour overcame a hangover-like output versus South Park last night and crushed the #3 ranked AAA Plum Mustangs tonight by the score of 9-2. Mario Panucci scored 4 goals while Dan Shiwarski, Zach Perry, Paul Ciotti, Joe Clarke, & Brian Dugan each had a goal to finish off the Mustangs.

Montour came out flying and set the tone early. Montour found itself ahead 4-0 when Plum finally scored. However, Montour would answer quickly and put Plum away for good.

Montour will now play AAA North Allegheny in a heavily awaited match up, tomorrow (12/28) at 8:30AM at Center Ice Arena.

9^th WPCHA DIRECTORS' CUP TOURNAMENT

Mario Panucci scored the natural hat trick and added an assist in the first period. Dan Shiwarski skated well and had a goal and assist in the first period as well. Shiwarski & Zach Perry dished out some great passes as the first line cycled the puck around and through the Blackhawk defense all night long. Perry & Brian Dugan notched 2 assists apiece for the Spartans.

The line of Ross Polk, Chad Talotta, and Joe Clarke played consistently well again, as they controlled the puck and grinded deep in the Blackhawk defensive zone for most of the night.

The line of Paul Ciotti, Adam Rizza, and Jeff Peters have stepped it up and have played great, "grind it out" hockey on a consistent basis.

Following a flurry of a goals in the first period, Montour seemingly laid back and concentrated on their defensive efforts for goalie Nick Gialloreto's 4th shutout of the season. The Montour defense clamped shut the Blackhawk offense and allowed only 7 shots as Montour peppered Blackhawk with 40.

Brian Dugan, Josh York, Aaron Siegel, Kevin Bishop, Ed Elbel, & Ryan McGregor stymied Blackhawk and frustrated them throughout the game. McGregor and Josh Spano contributed very well, as their opportunity has arrived.

Montour defenseman Aaron Siegel finished off the scoring in the second period with his first goal of the season on a slap shot from the point following setup passes from Paul Ciotti and Brian Dugan.

Montour heads into the break with a 9-2 overall record and will next play in the PA Hockey Scholastic Showcase on December 26, 27, & 28. Montour will next play in the regular season and looks to cease the Canon McMillan perfect record at the Island Sports Center -  6:30PM on January 7th.

FINAL

4 MONTOUR VS. WEST ALLEGHENY 3

RMU ISLAND SPORTS CENTER

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17^th, 2004 - 6:30PM

RMU ISLAND SPORTS CENTER -- Montour and West Allegheny's highly anticipated contest lived up to the hype with the Spartans prevailing by the score of 4-3 over the Indians. A closely played, scoreless first period was followed by 2 periods of momentum-sustained hockey that made the game a classic and a game in which any fan would enjoy. Mario Panucci scored 2 shorthanded goals, while Chad Talotta played an excellent game and started the scoring for the Spartans. Ed Elbel had a nice slap shot from the point for the Spartans 3rd goal and helped give them some room to work with.

Montour took a 1-0 lead in the second period when Chad Talotta found a loose puck and got behind the defense on a clearing attempt by West Allegheny. Talotta stole the puck and put it into an empty net for the first goal of the game. Talotta continued to create several scoring chances and made some great plays in the offensive zone. Marek Polidor would later answer for West Allegheny when he found a loose puck in front of Montour goalie Nick Gialloreto and tied the game at one apiece.

Montour's Mario Panucci and West Allegheny's Ian Skacan played physically and added some great hits along the boards and came out firing early.

Panucci also scored on a quick snap shot from the right side that found its way over WA goalie Dan Kuzio's shoulder. The first of his two shorthanded goals gave the Spartans a spark and Ed Elbel soon scored on a slap shot from the point to give the Spartans a 3-1 cushion.

Panucci would later add another shorthanded goal when he hopped on a loose puck at the blue line, beat a defenseman, and scored on his own rebound, top shelf for the 4-1 lead.

Montour's Ross Polk played solid two-way hockey and grinded his way to two key assists and played excellent on the penalty kills. Joe Clarke, Brian Dugan, Ed Elbel, & Paul Ciotti all had crucial playing time and came through in crunch time with key assists in what seemed like a playoff game atmosphere.

However, West Allegheny would would not waver and nearly made a great comeback. With under 10 minutes to play, West A answered on the power play when Ryan Kumpfmiller scored on a low slap shot glove side, following a nice pass from Ian Skacan, to bring the Indians within 2 goals. West Allegheny's Ryne Savisky then scored less than two minutes later off a draw deep in the Spartans zone to make the score 4-3 in favor of Montour.

Montour however, was able to weather the storm behind the great defensive efforts of Brian Dugan, Josh York, Ed Elbel, Aaron Siegel, Kevin Bishop, all of whom played spectacular games. Montour goalie Nick Gialloreto played admirably in net and made nearly every save he was asked to while Dan Kuzio made several glove saves and played very well in net for West Allegheny.

With its 8th straight win, Montour improves to 8-2 and has taken sole position of first place in the West Division. Montour will next play at Blackhawk while West Allegheny faces a crucial match up against Pine Richland.

FINAL

7 MONTOUR @ ELIZ. FORWARD 1

ROSTRAVER ICE GARDEN -- Montour extended its win streak to 7 games tonight at the Rostraver Ice Garden versus Elizabeth Forward in a very important game prior to the heavily awaited matchup versus the West Allegheny Indians.

Zach Perry notched the hat trick, Jeff Peters scored 2 crucial goals, Mario Panucci had a goal and 2 assists, Dan Shiwarski tallied 2 more assists, and Adam Rizza played strong while scoring a very important goal for the visiting Spartans. Paul Ciotti played very well and assisted on a few Montour goals.

Defenseman Brian Dugan, Josh York, Aaron Siegel, Ed Elbel, & Kevin Bishop played extremely well and helped stifle the Warriors offense. The line of Chad Talotta, Ross Polk, & Joe Clarke continued their grinding process and wore out the Warriors while creating several scoring opportunities in the Elizabeth Forward defensive zone. Montour goalie Nick Gialloreto made several saves and was nearly perfect in net.

Jeremy Delmaster scored Elizabeth Forward's lone goal.

Montour (7-2) will next play versus West Allegheny (8-1) on Friday, December 17th at the Island Sports Center @ 6:30 PM. This is one hot ticket this season! DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS ONE!

The MANIACS had best be out in full force!