With the conclusion of the 2023 Irish Leprechaun Tournament, 200×85 has closed this season’s series of events at the University of Notre Dame!

The first CCM Shootout of the season kicked off on September 20th of 2022. Five months later and 200×85 concluded their eighth event on the campus of Notre Dame. The 2023 Irish Leprechaun Tournament concluded over the weekend and was the final Notre Dame event of the 2022-2023 season.

The CCM Shootout differs from most 200×85 events. What makes this event special is how it spans multiple weekends, where only one age group competes per weekend. This not only provides a spotlight for each age group but allows them to have a more personal and intimate experience on the University of Notre Dame’s campus and its gorgeous Compton Family Ice Arena.

The CCM Shootout does not include a playoff-style format that produces a champion, instead it is a five-game showcase-style weekend of elite teams. Unlike the CCM Shootout, the 2023 Irish Leprechaun Tournament produced three champions. Below you will find the 2023 Irish Leprechaun Tournament Champions and the CCM Shootout division’s standings.

2023 Irish Leprechaun Tournament

Jetspeed Division

Hockey Coyote (5-0-0): 3

Highland Park Falcons (4-2-0): 2

Howie’s Hockey Division MVP: Cal Roloff – #34 | Hockey Coyote

 

Ribcor Division

HC of St. Louis – Fox (5-0-0): 8

Sagniaw Jr. Gears (3-2-0): 2

Howie’s Hockey Division MVP: Jaden Becken – #77 | HC of St. Louis – Fox

 

SuperTacks Division

International Stars (4-1-1): 4

Chicago Fire (4-1-1): 0

Howie’s Hockey Division MVP: Simon Bondy – #11 | International Stars

 

2022-23 CCM Shootout

2012 Division

The 2012 division was the last weekend of the CCM Shootouts. One team was able to finish the weekend undefeated in regulation. Team Illinois went 4-0-1, where their only tie came versus a cross-border opposition. The Elgin Middlesex Canucks was the only Canadian team in the division.

2011 Division

Before the holiday break, the 2011 division took to the ice at Notre Dame. The 16-team showcase consisted of 5 Canadian teams and 11 American teams ranging from Los Angeles to Carolina. The weekend concluded with only two teams undefeated in regulation. Elgin Middlesex Canucks (4-0-1) and Honeybaked (3-0-2) led the pack, both averaging only two goals per game.

2010 Division

Nine states and two provinces were represented in the 2010 division. The Canadian teams were impressed. Both the London Jr. Knights and the Markham Waxers both had perfect 5-0-0 weekends. Joining these two teams with an undefeated regulation record was the Carolina Jr. Hurricanes (4-0-1). 

2009 Division

Returning from the holiday break, the 2009 division took to the Fighting Irish’s campus. From Arizona to Alaska and Ontario to Ohio. At the end of the weekend, two of the eighteen teams in town went undefeated. Both the Chicago Reapers and Compuware both finished 5-0-0.

2008 Division

The opening CCM Shootout of the year was the 2008 division. This was the only division to have three perfect teams. The Oakland Jr. Grizzlies, Madison Capitols, and Quinte Red Devils were all a perfect 5-0-0. The Whitby Wildcats (4-1-0) led the weekend in goals and surrendered the least, but were not able to get past the Madison Capitols.

15 Only Division

The 15 Only division welcomed 15 teams to South Bend. The Pittsburgh Predators (3-1-1) stood out with three shutout victories on the weekend. However, the top two performers of the weekend were the Carolina Jr. Hurricanes (5-0-0) and Team Illinois (5-0-0).

16U Division

Eight 16U teams spent Thanksgiving weekend at Compton Family Ice Arena. Teams from Anaheim to Ontario were in attendance. At the end of the weekend, the SHAHA Panthers (4-0-1) finished at the top averaging less than a goal per game.

 

All of the results from the 2022-23 CCM Shootout division can be viewed here.