Weekend Recap: 2024 CCM Boston Invite
95 Teams join 200×85 in closing out 2023-24 Season
The conclusion of the 2023-24 season was marked by the 2024 CCM Boston Invite. While it’s bittersweet to bid farewell to the season, the 95 teams that gathered in Boston ensured a memorable send-off. Immense gratitude goes out to the passionate players, committed coaches, and supportive families who contributed to making this weekend truly remarkable.
Teams traveled from various corners of North America, including destinations as far-reaching as British Columbia, California, Colorado, Florida, and Ontario, to vie for victory. With a total of 213 exhilarating games, the competition soared to new heights, brimming with unbridled joy. Dive into the divisional breakdowns to witness the triumphs and discover the victorious teams in this unforgettable celebration of hockey!
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CCM Boston Invite 2009 Divisions
CCM Boston Invite 2009 Supertacks Division
Champion: Carolina Jr Hurricanes
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Beckett Muermann, #27
Following consecutive shutouts against Kuper Academy and Valley Forge Minutemen, the Carolina Jr Hurricanes advanced to the final. They were not the sole undefeated team entering the championship match. Their opponent, Nest Hockey Academy, also boasted an unblemished record and had yet to concede more than two goals in a single game. However, the Jr Hurricanes put an end to both streaks, defeating Nest Hockey Academy by a final score of 5-2.
CCM Boston Invite 2009 Jetspeed Division
Champion: Woodbridge Wolfpack
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Logan Paskewich, #26
The Woodbridge Wolfpack concluded their pool play with a 4-1 victory over the Boulder RoughRiders, solidifying their top seed for the elimination round. Maintaining their winning form, the Wolfpack overcame Darien Youth with a 4-1 win. The other semi-final match went into overtime between two distant teams, the California Bears and the Boulder RoughRiders. The RoughRiders narrowly edged out the Bears to secure their spot in the final for a rematch with the Wolfpack. Despite the RoughRiders doubling their previous goal tally against the Wolfpack, the outcome remained unchanged. The Wolfpack claimed their championship banner with a 4-2 victory.
CCM Boston Invite 2010 Divisions
CCM Boston Invite 2010 Supertacks Division
Champion: Valley Jr Warriors
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Liam Carlin, #86
After suffering a 3-0 shutout loss to the Markham Waxers, the Valley Jr Warriors needed at least a tie in their final pool play to enhance their chances of advancing to the elimination rounds. The Jr Warriors rose to the occasion, scoring seven goals to defeat Biggby AAA and secure the 7th seed. Their quarter-final opponent, the 2nd seed Boston Americans (2-0-1), posed a formidable challenge. Nonetheless, the Jr Warriors prevailed with a one-goal victory to advance to a rematch against the only team to defeat them during the weekend, the Waxers. In a nail-biting, high-scoring semi-final, the Jr Warriors exacted revenge, defeating the Waxers 5-4. Only the Yale Jr Bulldogs stood between the Jr Warriors and glory. Three periods later, the championship hats adorned the Jr Warriors’ heads following their 6-2 victory.
CCM Boston Invite 2010 Jetspeed Division
Champion: Casco Bay Spartans
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Keegan Schmoll, #27
All four remaining teams entered Monday morning’s semi-final round undefeated in regulation. The 1st seed Casco Bay Spartans (4-0-0) faced the 4th seed Southeastern New England Devils (2-0-2), while the 2nd seed Alabama Thunder (4-0-0) battled the 3rd seed Pelham Hockey (4-0-0). The Spartans dispatched the Devils 5-2, while the other semi-final was a tightly contested affair, decided by a single goal. Pelham advanced to face the Spartans in the final. The Spartans seized control early and maintained their momentum, securing a 7-3 victory as the final buzzer sounded.
CCM Boston Invite 2011 Divisions
CCM Boston Invite 2011 Supertacks Division
Champion: North Shore Winter Club
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Will Thompson, #13
After conceding only three goals across their three pool play victories, the North Shore Winter Club faced a scare in the quarter-final match against the Tampa Bay Crunch. Following a narrow 5-4 win over the Crunch, they booked their spot in the final with a shutout victory over the Tri-Valley Bulls. Their final opponents, the Sun County Panthers, also entered the match fresh off a semi-final shutout victory. Both teams entered the final with perfect 5-0-0 records and delivered a thrilling showdown. In the end, North Shore held on for a 3-2 victory to clinch the championship title.
CCM Boston Invite 2011 Jetspeed Division
Champion: LA Jr Kings
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Justin Shoemaker, #88
The LA Jr Kings AA1 suffered their first loss late Sunday night in the final game of pool play, dropping them to the 3rd seed entering the elimination rounds. They faced New Jersey Bandits Black the next morning, the team that had just defeated them. The Jr Kings rebounded emphatically, defeating the Bandits 7-2 to advance to the final against Nest Hockey Academy. Determined from the outset, they netted four goals en route to a 4-1 championship victory.
CCM Boston Invite 2012 Divisions
CCM Boston Invite 2012 Supertacks Division
Champion: Nashville Warriors
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Sebastian Erat, #10
The 1st seed Troy Albany Titans entered the semi-final undefeated, scoring 28 goals over their first four games. They faced the 4th seed Nashville Warriors, also undefeated in regulation with a 2-0-2 record. The Warriors stunned the Titans, defeating them 5-2 to advance to the final against the Long Island Royals. Having defeated the Royals 4-2 in pool play, the Warriors replicated their success in the championship match, completing their undefeated weekend with a title-clinching victory.
CCM Boston Invite 2012 Jetspeed Division
Champion: LA Jr Kings
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Dylan Cruz, #16
Undefeated at the close of Sunday night, the LA Jr Kings were set to face the North Suburban Wings in the morning for that championship. In a low-scoring 3-1 final, the Jr Kings completed their undefeated, undisputed championship run. They claimed their banner, hats, and title and headed back to the west coast.
CCM Boston Invite 2013 Division
Champion: Long Island Whalers
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Brian Valente, #17
Opening the weekend with a 4-2 loss to the Long Island Whalers was not part of the Boston Ice Dogs’ plan. However, they rallied with a win over the Valley Jr Warriors and a tie against the Boston Americans to secure a spot in the elimination rounds. After defeating the Philadelphia Flyers Youth in the semi-final, the Ice Dogs faced the Whalers in the final. Seeking revenge, the Ice Dogs fell short as the Whalers clinched victory with a 4-1 final.
CCM Boston Invite 2014 Divisions
CCM Boston Invite 2014 Supertacks Division
Champion: Cleveland Barons
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Deklan Rome, #1Â
The Cleveland Barons entered the semi-final round as the only undefeated team. Their streak continued with a victory over the Westchester Express Black, setting up a final showdown with the North Jersey Avalanche, who upset the Valley Jr Warriors in the other semi-final. Despite a strong effort from the Avalanche, the Barons completed their undefeated weekend with a 4-2 victory.
CCM Boston Invite 2014 Jetspeed Division
Champion: Boston Advantage
Howie’s Hockey MVP: Griffin Park, #35
Although the Boston Advantage #2 barely made it into the elimination round with a 1-2-0 record, they defeated North Park Blue to earn a spot in the final. The Lehigh Valley Phantoms, collecting three of their four wins by only one goal, including a victory over the Advantage, posed a formidable challenge. In an offensive explosion, the Advantage emerged victorious with a 7-3 final score.
The 2024 CCM Boston Invite marks the conclusion of our 2023-24 tournament season. Incredible memories were made throughout the season, whether celebrating the 20th anniversary of the CCM World Invite or the inaugural season of the CCM Florida Winter Cup. We’re excited to announce the return of all our tournaments for the 2024-25 fall/winter season, along with new events. Before we get to 2024-25, the 2024 spring/summer tournaments are right around the corner, including two new events: the Howies Hometown Cup and CCM Shoulder Check 14U Showcase. Thank you again for a wonderful season, and we hope to see you at our upcoming events.
