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Saturday, February 20, 2010, 5:00AM
The 98s closed out their regular season NEHL schedule with another hard fought 2-1 win over the Warrior Elites, beating them for the second straight time and taking the season series from them 2-1-1. You can count on a battle every time these two teams play and this one was no different. VJW got on the board first early but the Vipers would answer as Noah Maercklein would knock one in short side with Brendan White picking up the helper. Goalie Aaron McDonnell would keep the Warriors off the board for the rest of the game and Dante Maribito with 8 minutes left would jump on a loose puck out front and poke it in for the game winner, Christian Kukas picking up the helper. The Vipers secured a third place finish in the NEHL American League with an 18-7-7 record, an amazing turn around from their 5 win season last year.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010, 5:00AM
DEADLINE for Coaching Applications - Friday 2/19/10
The Greater Boston Vipers are now accepting applications for those interested in coaching for the 2010/11 season. The Vipers will be rostering teams for birth years 1994 - 2003.
- 94Vipers - half season
- 95Vipers
- 96Vipers
- 97Vipers
- 98Vipers
- 99Vipers
- 00Vipers
- 01Vipers
- 02-03Vipers
Anyone interested in coaching at any level, please forwardyour resume to vipers@vipersicehockey.com
Any interested players should also contact vipers@vipersicehockey.com for more information.
Sunday, February 14, 2010, 5:00AM
The Vipers would got through the motions in a very sluggish effort but it was enough to take down the pesky Western Mass Blades 6-2. The green line of Dante Maribito (2-3-5), Kyle Hentosh (1-2-3) and Kyle Lynch (2-1-3) would lead the charge in this one, Brendan White would add the other Viper tally with Robbie Murphy and Ryan Connearney picking up the helpers. Patrick McCarthy would provide some energy up front as he was forced to play forward for the shorthanded Vipers. The Vipers will look to close out their regular season in the NEHL next weekend as they play host to the Warrior Elites.
Saturday, February 13, 2010, 5:00AM
One week removed from beating the Warrior Elites with just 2 minutes remaining the Vipers used a Christian Kukas slapper with just 40 seconds left in the game to earn the 3-3 tie with the Warriors, giving the Vipers 3 out of the last 4 points with the league leading Warriors. VJW would get on the board first in the first minute and a half of the game on the PP. The Vipers would come back to tie the game just a minute into the second period on Dante Maribito's first of two goals, Kyle Hentosh and Patrick McCarthy would pick up the assists on the nice rush by Maribito. The Warriors would go ahead just 2 minutes later and go up 3-2 with a late second period goal. That would set the stages for Kukas's heroics as the Vipers would pull their goalie with over a minute left, the Warriors would just miss a chance at the empty net on a clear and would actually have possesion in the Viper end with no goalie but could not put the game away. With 44 seocnds left the puck would squirt out to the point and Christian Kukas would step in to a slapshot and it would end up over the goalies glove for the thrilling 3-3 tie. Aaron McDonnell played a solid game between the pipes for the Vipers
Friday, January 29, 2010, 5:00AM
| February 26th* thru 28th |
| 98 Peewee Minor National (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
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| March 5th* thru 7th |
| 95 Bantam Major American (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
| 96 Bantam Minor American (top six qualify), Location: TBD |
| 00 Squirt Minor National (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
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| March 12th* thru 14th |
| 98 Peewee Minor American (top six qualify), Location: TBD |
| 97 Peewee Major National (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
| 00 Squirt Minor American (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
| 01 Mite Major American (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
| 02 Mite Minor (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
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| March 19th* thru 21st |
| 96 Bantam Minor National (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
| 97 Peewee Major American (top four qualify), Location: TBD |
| 99 Squirt Major American (top six qualify), Location: TBD |
Note: All teams should be prepared to play Friday evening.
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| Four team playoff: three game round robin format, top two advance to championship game |
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| Six team playoff: two divisions, two game round robin format, top two from each division advance to semifinals, winners advance to championship game |
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