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Old Dominion defeats Johnson & Wales 9-3 in hockey action Old Dominion University used a balance attack to skate by Johnson & Wales 9-3 Friday night in B.R.H.C. hockey action.
Old Dominion was led in scoring by Bill Bock and Andy Appleby who netted three goals a piece pacing the Monarchs to victory. Other scorers for ODU included Brett Lefrebreve, Tom Golden and Jason Murphy.
Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Cam Heath with two goals and an assist. Matt Famiglietti also scored for JWU.
Old Dominion improves to 10-11 (2-3 in B.R.H.C.-Atlantic), while Johnson & Wales falls to 6-6-1 (3-3-1 in B.R.H.C.-Carolina).
The JWU Wildcats head north next weekend up to the northern Virginia area to play George Mason University and Northern Virginia Community College on January 28th & 29th. The wildcats return home on Friday, February 3rd against Appalachian State University at the Pineville Ice House with a 10:15p.m. start time.
Elon University edges Johnson & Wales 10-9 in overtime Tyler Boule scored 1:28 in overtime to give Elon University it’s second win in as many days over Johnson & Wales 10-9 on Saturday night in Greensboro, NC.
The game was very close in scoring from start to finish. Elon University was led in scoring by Cameron Bloomer with three goals and an assist. Other Elon University scorers included Tyler Boule, Riley Kelly, Ian Davis, T.J. O’Malley, Sean Vitello, David Hirsch and Connor Bouthot.
Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Michael Morgan with three goals and one assist. Other Johnson & Wales scorers included Mike Famiglietti (2), Joe Cannon, Taylor Hodgkins, A.J. Schueckler and Cam Heath.
Johnson & Wales falls to 6-5-1 (3-3-1 BRHC - Carolina Division) while Elon improves to 6-5 (5-1-1 BRHC - Carolina Division).
Elon University ices Johnson & Wales 15-8 in BRHC action Elon University defeated Johnson & Wales by the score of 15-8 Friday night in Charlotte, NC.
Elon University was led in scoring by Ian Davis with four goals. Other Elon goal scorers included T.J. O'Malley (2), Elam Bloomer (2), Mike Moeller (2), Connor Boutheft (2), Sean Vitello, Kevin Barr, Nate Rantazzo
Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Cam Heath with three goals and two assists. Other JWU goal scorers included Michael Morgan, Tanner Heath, Joe Cannan, Taylor Hodgkins and Mike Famiglietti.
Johnson & Wales falls to 6-5 (3-3 BRHC - Carolina Division) while Elon imrpoves to 5-5 (4-1-1 BRHC - Carolina Division).
      Appalachian State defeats Johnson & Wales 13-10 in hockey action Appalachian State University scored five unanswered goals in the second period and four unanswered goals in the third period defeating Johnson & Wales 13-10 in BRHC - Carolina Division action on Friday night.
Appalachian State was led in scoring by Mike Skelton with five goals and an assist. Timur Migirov also chipped in three goals and two assists. Other App. State goal scorers included Chris Rayner (2), Jay Schulte, Steven Rausch and Noel Herland.
Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Mike Famiglietti and Tanner Heath who both popped in four goals a piece. Other JWU scorers included Cam Heath and Michael Morgan.
Appalachian State improves to 5-2 (3-0 BRHC) while Johnson & Wales falls to 6-4 (3-2 BRHC) on the season.
JWU bounces back defeats College of Charleston 12-4, Michael Morgan nets 6 goals Johnson & Wales University bounced back on Saturday afternoon with a 12-4 win over the College of Charleston in Charlotte, NC
Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Michael Morgan with 6 goals and 2 assists. Other JWU scorers included Mike Famiglietti (2), Cam Heath, Tanner Heath, Bobby Brewster and Joe Cannon.
College of Charleston scorers included Steve Perdigao, Joey Corsi, Colin Kwasnik and Ryan Macdonald.
JWU improves to 6-3 (3-1 BRHC) while College of Charleston falls to 1-5 (1-4 BRHC).
Johnson & Wales returns to action this Friday night November 11th against Appalachian State University at the Extreme Ice Center in Indian Trail, NC at 10:00p.m. This will be the final game before the Thanksgiving holiday break for the Wildcats.
 College of Charleston defeats J&W 10-4 in hockey action
College of Charleston gained its first win of the 2011-2012 season with a 10-4
win over Johnson & Wales in Charlotte, NC.College of Charleston was led in scoring by Miles Vanderveen (2), Dick Lysaght (2), Joey Corsi (2) and J.T. Walsh (2). Other Charleston goal scorers included Steve Perdigao and Dave Matthews. Johnson & Wales scorers included Mike Famiglietti, Michael Green, Cam Heath and Tanner Heath. Both teams will square off again Sat. afternoon at 4:15pm. College of Charleston improves to 1-4 (1-3 BRHC) while Johnson & Wales falls to 5-3 (2-1 BRHC).
JWU Wildcats slip by Roanoke College 6-5, extends win streak to five games The Johnson & Wales University Wildcats defeated Roanoke College 6-5 in a thrilling third period finish to extend their winning streak to five games.
With JWU leading 4-2 in the third period, Roanoke College scored three unanswered goals to take a 5-4 lead with six minutes remaining. JWU's Mike Famiglietti scored both the game tying and game winning goals to seal the win for JWU in the closing minutes.
Other JWU scorers included Cam Heath with two goals and two assists, Michael Morgan and Tanner Heath each chipped in one goal a piece.
Roanoke College scorers included Chad Perhac (2), Evan Barker, Joey Caretti, and Boby Cullinan. Ben Case played stellar in net for Roanoke despite the loss.
"Roanoke College played with a lot of heart and determination today they just came up a tad short. We got out of the arena with our lives." said Chris Plano, JWU head coach.
JWU improves to 5-2 (2-0 BRHC), Roanoke College slides to 0-6 (0-3 BRHC).
JWU Hockey extends win streak to four games with win over Roanoke College 12-3, Cam Heath nets 6 goals Johnson & Wales defeated Roanoke College 12-3 on Friday night in Roanoke, VA.
Cam Heath led JWU in scoring with six goals and one assist. Other JWU goal scorers included Michael Morgan (2), Tanner Heath (2), Andrew Heilmeier, and Steve Biegel.
Ronoke College had all three of their goals scored by Carey Perhac.
JWU moves to 4-2 (2-0 BRHC) Roanoke College to 0-6 (0-3 BRHC). Both teams will square off again on Saturday afternoon at 3:15p.m.
  JWU Hockey Alumni return to campus and play to 8-8 tie On Saturday afternoon, the Johnson & Wales Ice Hockey Alumni returned to campus to play the Johnson & Wales team in the first ever alumni game on campus as a part of JWU Family Weekend.
Both sides skated to an 8-8 tie in a fun-filled afternoon.
Alumni returning back to campus included Tim Pettit '11, Eric Kendall '11, Josh Atha '09, Tom Simpson '11, and Ian Schram '11. Mike Famigletti '12, Andrew Stewart '11 and Andrew Heilmeier '12 also played for the alumni team. The alumni were led in scoring by Mike Famiglietti with four goals and two assists. Eric Kendall also had one goal and one assist for the alumni. Tim Pettit also played well in net for the alumni.
The Johnson & Wales Ice Hockey was led in scoring with goals by by Michael Morgan (3) and two assists, Tanner Heath (3), and Cam Heath (2) and two assists.
A ceremony between the first and second periods at center ice saw JWU Alumni Tim Pettit, Eric Kendall and Josh Trovato all inducted into the Johnson & Wales University Charlotte Campus Athletics Hall of Fame. They are the first three inductee's from the ice hockey club on campus.
Johnson & Wales hits the road this week with two games against Roanoke College at the Roanoke Civic Center. Friday's game is scheduled for 10:30p.m. and Saturday's game is slated for 3:15p.m.
Johnson & Wales ices Virginia Military Institute 9-4, Cam Heath gets hat trick Johnson & Wales University extended it's winning streak to three games with a 9-4 win over Virginia Military Institute on Friday night.
Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Cam Heath with three goals. Michael Morgan and Tanner Heath each scored two goals for JWU. Other goal scorers for JWU included Matt Famiglietti and Joe Cannan.
Virginia Military was led in scoring by Warner Thomas with two goals. Other goal scorers for VMI included Austin Chien and Hunter Wood.
Johnson & Wales improves to 3-2 (2-0 BRHC) while Virginia Military falls to 1-5 (1-4 BRHC)
 Johnson & Wales upsets undefeated UNC-Charlotte in dramatic fashion 8-7, Michael Morgan gets hat trick Johnson & Wales University scored six unanswered goals in the last 15:46 of the third period to upset undefeated UNC-Charlotte by a score of 8-7 at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, NC on Sunday night.
UNC-Charlotte came into this game 6-0 to start off their 2011-2012 season. Johnson & Wales came into the game 1-2 with their most recent win this past Friday night against Wake Forest University. UNC-Charlotte found itself leading at the end of the first period 3-0 and building on that lead at the end of two periods 6-2.
"My players never gave up they believed not only in themselves but to also play a full 60 minutes of hockey on the ice." said Chris Plano, JWU Head Coach. "I am so proud of my players, this is by far the most dramatic and biggest win in this program's history, a win like this is going to set the tone for the rest of the season for us."
Michael Morgan scored his third goal of the night, a power play goal, tieing the game with 1:00 left in regulation assisted by Matt Famiglietti and Cam Heath. Then 28 seconds later Cam Heath scored the game winning goal, his second goal of the night all alone on a breakaway assisted by Matt Famiglietti to give JWU the 8-7 lead.
Other goal scorers for Johnson & Wales included Cam Heath, Joe Cannan, and Taylor Hodgkins. Al Sedaghat made 29 saves in goal for JWU.
UNC-Charlotte goal scorers included Alex Gold (2), Daryle Prantera (2), Steve Walsh, Joey Delvicchio, and Trey Anderson.
Johnson & Wales improves to 2-2 (2-0 BRHC) while UNC-Charlotte drops to 6-1 (2-1 BRHC).
Johnson & Wales returns home this Friday night, October 21st against Virginia Military Institute (VMI) at 10:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House. The club program will also play home to a JWU Alumni exhibition game this Saturday afternoon, October 22nd at 4:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House.
 Johnson & Wales skates by Wake Forest 8-4, Cam Heath gets hat trick Johnson & Wales garnered it's first win of the season by defeating Wake Forest by the score of 8-4 on Friday night. Johnson & Wales was led in scoring by Cam Heath with three goals and two assists. Joe Cannan also chipped in two goals and an assist. Other goal scorers for JWU included Taylor Hodgkins (2) and Tanner Heath.
Wake Forest was led in scoring by Anthony Dworak with two goals and one assist. Other goal scorers for Wake Forest included Matt Wolpert and Charles Rueger.
Johnson & Wales improves to 1-2 (1-0 BRHC) on the season while Wake Forest starts out 0-1 (0-1 BRHC).
Johnson & Wales plays next at UNC-Charlotte on Sunday, October 16th at Time Warner Cable Arena following the AHL's Charlotte Checkers home ice hockey game. JWU returns home to host Virginia Military Institute (VMI) on Friday, October 21st at 10:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House.
UNC-Chapel Hill downs Johnson & Wales 12-6 The UNC Tarheels scored three quick goals to start the game and never looked back pacing themselves to a 12-6 win over Johnson & Wales on Friday night in Hillsborugh, NC.
UNC-Chapel Hill was led in scoring by Nick Doyle with three goals and two assists, Brian Coles added a goal and four assists. Other goal scorers for UNC-CH included Joe Gates (2), Matt Gellatly (2), Derrick Lund, Ryan Kulb, Kenny Haisfield, and Henry Zambrena.
JWU scorers included Cam Heath with three goals and one assist. Other scorers included Michael Morgan, Michael Green and Matt Famiglietti.
Johnson & Wales falls to 0-2 on the season while UNC-Chapel Hill improves to 3-2.
Johnson & Wales returns home next week to open up their Blue Ridge Hockey Conference season against Wake Forest University on Friday, October 14th at 10:15pm at the Pineville Ice House.
 South Carolina skates by Johnson & Wales to a 9-3 victory The University of South Carolina Gamecocks garnered their first win of the 2011-2012 season with a 9-3 victory over Johnson & Wales University in Charlotte, NC on Thursday night.
USC scored four power play goals on the night and were paced by Kevin Gjetley, Kerry Wiant and Karl Wiant, who all scored a pair of goals. Chris Clark also scored a goal and assisted on three others. Other goal scorers for USC included Andrew Swint and Hayden Lancaster,
Johnson & Wales goal scorers included Cam Heath, Tanner Heath and Michael Green.
South Carolina improves to 1-1-1 on the season while Johnson & Wales falls to 0-1
Johnson & Wales hits the road next week with a game at UNC-Chapel Hill in Raleigh, NC on Friday,October 7th at 10:15p.m. Johnson & Wales returns home and the following week to open up their Blue Ridge Hockey Conference season against Wake Forest University on Friday, October 14th at 10:15pm at the Pineville Ice House.
Johnson & Wales Wildcats set to host USC Gamecocks this Thursday night The Johnson & Wales University Wildcats are ready to kick off their 2011-2012 campaign this Thursday night as they host the University of South Carolina Gamecocks at 10:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House in Pineville, NC.
The University of South Carolina comes into this game 0-2, dropping two games to Vanderbilt University over the weekend in Columbia, SC. USC lost both games by the score of 5-4.
Johnson & Wales welcomes back a number of returning players including seniors Michael Famiglietti, Andrew Stewart and Andrew Heilmeier. The Wildcats have also added six new freshman to the squad and our excited about the 2011-2012 ice hockey season.
Admisison will be $2.00 for JWU students, faculty and staff. General public is $5.00 per person to attend.
GO WILDCATS!!!!!
 JWU Wildcats announce 2011-2012 regular season schedule The JWU Wildcats Ice Hockey club announced their schedule for the 2011-2012 season. The club will play 20 regular season games (10 home & 10 away) in addition to the first ever JWU alumni game in late October. A member of the Blue Ridge Hockey Conferences - Carolina Division, JWU will play each team twice within their division which includes; Appalachian State, College of Charleston, Elon University, The Citadel, UNC-Charlotte, and Wake Forest.
The Wildcats will also play other Blue Ridge Hockey Conference members in George Mason University, Northern Virginia Community College, Old Dominion University, Roanoke College (2), and Virginia Military Institute. JWU will also play UNC-Chapel Hill (ACCHL) and the University of South Carolina (SECHL) to round out their twenty game regular season schedule.
The Wildcats will open up the 2011-2012 campaign at home against the University of South Carolina on Thursday, September 29th at 10:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House.
GO WILDCATS!!!!!
 JWU Wildcats Ice Hockey announce First Practice and Meeting The Johnson & Wales University Wildcats Ice Hockey Club will be holding their first practice of the 2011-2012 ice hockey season on Wednesday, September 14th from 9:15p.m. - 10:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House in Pineville, NC.
All interested players should bring all of their playing equipment with them to participate. Players need to be current full-time students and have a valid JWU student ID for identification before taking the ice.
Prior to the first practice, the club will be hosting a meeting on campus on Wednesday, September 7th at 8:15p.m. in the Academic Center. Room # is TBA. Anyone interested in playing this upcoming season or that would like to work with the ice hockey program off the ice in the area of team managing, scorekeeping, off-ice duties, gameday operations, etc., are encouraged to attend this meeting.
The Wildcats open up their regular season at home on Thursday, September 29th against the University of South Carolina Gamecocks at 10:15p.m. at the Pineville Ice House.
Pineville Icehouse
400 Towne Centre Boulevard
Pineville, NC 28134
704-889-9000
ALL PLAYERS SHOULD BE PREPARED TO DRESS IN FULL EQUIPMENT DURING PRACTICE
Chris Plano at chris.plano@jwu.edu Graduating seniors honored at final 2010-2011 home ice hockey game On Friday night, February 11th all graduating Johnson & Wales University seniors were honored during the pre-game ceremonies. Club advisor Chris Plano honored the seniors at center ice one at a time and presented them with parting gifts for their contributions to the ice hockey club at Johnson & Wales University.
Seniors honored included team captain Eric Kendall, assistant captain Marco Jordan, assistant captain, Tim Pettit, Tom "Homer Simpson, Andrew Stewart and Ian Schram.
"This group of graduating seniors are truly going to be missed. It was a pleasure working with all of them on and off the ice. I wish them the best of luck in all of their personal and professional endeavors. I look forward to seeing them back on campus in the future." said club advisor Chris Plano
"The club appreciates the support of Johnson & Wales University, the students, and all the fans that attended this year's home games. We are looking forward to next season already" said Plano
The JWU Ice Hockey club is planning to have their 1st Annual JWU Alumni vs. JWU Player game as a part of Family Weekend in October as part of the 2011-2012 club schedule. Season Wraps Up on Down Note
With the end of the season over the wildcats will look to regroup, recruit and move forward with the core group of guys from this years team. With an injury plagued season cutting the bench numbers the wildcats had a hard time, but took everything with dignity, respect, and honor. It showed in the last game of the year against a strong Citadel team as the game was tied with only 3 minutes left in the third period. The wildcats almost took the lead late in the game when Marco Jordan came streaking in from the right wing to only have his shot stopped inches from the goal line.
For only two players their dreams of playing college hockey have come to an end for Josh Trovato and Lance Lopez a late addition to the wildcats. We wish these two young men the best in their journeys and our much appreciation for all their hardwork and dedication to a long and successful first season in the BRHC. On a high note the wildcats will be returning three key juniors and three key freshman back to the roster next year with a lot of pressure on them to preform. Juniors Marco Jordan, Eric Kendall, and Tim Pettit will return with all the tools to have a great season, and freshman Mike Green, Joe Cannan, and Bobby Brewster will be looked to provide some leadership for the incoming freshman being second year players.
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