Pearl River's Proud Blue Line

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1992- 1993 REVIEW In Pearl River's second season of varsity competition, the Pirates finished with a 3-13-1 record. The season was highlighted by one of the most incredible upsets in Rockland hockey history. The Pirates upset the favored Nyack Indians in double overtime 4-3. Two nights later, the Pirates upset the Sleepy Hollow / Edgemont team in overtime to win the Section 1 local playoff championship. The Pirates received outstanding play from Mark Flaim, Denis Bergin, goalie Chris Morrissey, and Captains Tom Tuzzolino, Jim Cahill, and Peter Costanzo. 

SENIORS
Jim Cahill #10 Center Captain

Peter Costanzo #24 Defense Captain

Chris Morrissey # 3 Goalie

Sean O'Donnell # 9 Wing  

1993 - 1994 SEASON

1993 - 1994 REVIEW Pearl River finished with a League III record of 6-3-1. Captains Denis Bergin, Mark Flaim, and Tom Tuzzolino led the team as they captured their first Howie Kosel Sportsmanship Award.

SENIORS
Dac Benasillo #26 Wing

Denis Bergin # 4 Center Captain

Ed Boera #13 Defense

Pat Clohessy #00 Goal

John Docto #33 Wing

Mark Flaim #16 Wing Captain

Billy Harris #34 Goal

Chad Pearson #24 Defense

Erik Seglem #11 Wing

Tom Tuzzolino # 5 Defense He earned the Scholar-Athlete award from the Rockland Journal News for hockey.  Tom is studying dentistry at Arizona State.  He was a 2 year Captain

1994 - 1995 SEASON

1994 - 1995 REVIEW Joe Ebeling, Anthony De Marco, Brian Bond and Craig Lennon Captained this team to the Howie Kosel Team Sportsmanship Award for the second straight year. They finished with a League III record of 6-10.

SENIORS
Niall Kinsella # 4 Wing

Steve Messemer #24 Wing

1995 - 1996 SEASON

1995 - 1996 REVIEW Captains Joe Ebeling, Anthony De Marco, Brian Bond and Craig Lennon led this Pearl River team to a league record of 8-5-5. They received the Howie Kosel Team Sportsmanship Award from the Westchester-Rockland Interscholastic Ice Hockey League.

SENIORS
John Arlia #29 Goal (3 Varsity Letters)

Brian Bond #27 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Brian was a 2 year Captain

Ed Cardinale #21 Defense (2 Varsity Letters) Ed went to Siena College.  He is a First Lieutenant on active duty in the U.S. Army in Alaska.

Anthony De Marco #17 Wing (4 Varsity Letters) Anthony was a 2 year Captain and is currently playing men's league hockey.

Jim Kayser #25 Wing (2 Varsity Letters)

Craig Lennon #33 Defense (3 Varsity Letters) Craig was a 2 year Captain

Tom Morrison #28 Center (3 Varsity Letters)

Jim Murray # 9 Wing (3 Varsity Letters)

Ciaran O'Donnell #12 Wing (4 Varsity Letters)

Joe Piscani #23 Wing (3 Varsity Letters)

1996 - 1997 SEASON

1996 - 1997 REVIEW This Championship team was led by Captain Joe Ebeling and Alternate Captains Chris Tierney and Dan Wilson. They finished the season with many honors including League Champions, with an undefeated league III record of 7-0-1. Head Coach Anthony Capone was voted Coach Of The Year by the Westchester-Rockland Interscholastic Ice Hockey League and the Rockland Journal News..

SENIORS
Mike Clohessy # 2 Defense (3 Varsity Letters)

Joe Ebeling # 8 Center (5 Varsity Letters) Joe is currently married and teaching in upstate NY. He was P.R. Captain for 3 years. He leads P.R. with the records for "most career goals" at 42, "most career assists" at 50, "most career points" at 92, "most assists in a season" at 18, and "most points in a season" at 38

Justin McGrath #20 Defense (3 Varsity Letters) Justin attended the University of Delaware

Chris Tierney #16 Center (2 Varsity Letters) Chris attended Marist College, where he played for the Red Foxes Hockey Team. He is now an Orangetown Police Officer.

Dan Wilson #31 Goal (3 Varsity Letters)

1997 - 1998 SEASON

1997 - 1998 REVIEW The Pirates were led by Captains Derek Hunter and Eugene Peron. The Alternate Captains were Mike Lang, Brendan Long, Dan Strazza and Mike Kroner. After the 96-97 Championship year, the team moved up to League II, where they finished with a League II record of 2-4-2. (Their League III crossover record was 5-0-0). This team was also the first to receive the NYS High School Scholar/Athlete Team Award.

SENIORS
Tim Brennan # 7 Wing (3 Varsity Letters)

Mike Kroner #19 Defense (2 Varsity Letters)

Brendan Long #35 Goal (4 Varsity Letters) Brendan holds the P.R. records for "best career save %" at 88.5, "best career goals against" at 2.84 and "best season goals against" at 2.338.

Aaron Malice # 3 Defense (3 Varsity Letters)

Henrik Malmgren #30 Defense (1 Varsity Letters) After graduation, Henrik returned to his native country, Sweden

Eugene Peron #22 Wing (5 Varsity Letters) Captain

Mike Sgroi #6 Center, Wing (2 Varsity Letters)

Dan Strazza #11 Center (4 Varsity Letters)

Mark Tallman # 1 Goal (3 Varsity Letters) Mark attended the University of Delaware

1998 - 1999 SEASON

1998 - 1999 REVIEW In the Pirate's 8th varsity year (their second in League II), the team finished with a 6-10-1 record, led by Captain Derek Hunter and Alternate Captain Mike Lang. The team won the NYS High School Scholar/Athlete Team award for the second straight year.

SENIORS
Nick Albanese #18 Wing (4 Varsity Letters) Nick was a set builder for the television show "Law and Order"

Derek Hunter # 5 Center (4 Varsity Letters) Derek attended SUNY Cortland where he played hockey for Cortland's club team. He was a 2 year Captain and was named to the Westchester-Rockland All-League team

Joe Kayser #27 Defense (3 Varsity Letters) Joe attended Dominican College

Ryan Kenna #17 Wing (3 Varsity Letters) Ryan attended SUNY Maritime College (USMMA)

Mike Lang #13 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Mike is a cadet at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point 

Andrew Paschenko # 7 Wing (1 Varsity Letter) Andrew attended Stevens Tech in Hoboken

1999 - 2000 SEASON

1999 - 2000 REVIEW The Pirates finished the season with a league record of 5-5-1 to put them in third place. They were led by Captains Hayes Griffin, Dan Warner and Steve DelSavio to the Howie Kosel Team Sportsmanship award, and the NYS High School Scholar/Athlete Team award.

SENIORS
Steve Cioffi #30 Goal (2 Varsity Letters) Steve is at Salisbury in Maryland 

Bryan Cowen #11 Wing (3 Varsity Letters) Bryan is studying at SUNY Binghamton

Steve DelSavio #12 Wing (4 Varsity Letters) Steve is at Pace University, where he is also playing baseball.  He was named to the Westchester-Rockland All-League team and a Captain for P.R.  

Hayes Griffin # 4 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Hayes is at Johns Hopkins University. An All-State football player, he made the Varsity football team as a freshman at Hopkins.  He earned the Scholar-Athlete award from the Rockland Journal News for hockey, and the Doc Rasbeck Scholar-Athlete award from the league. He was a P.R. Captain

Brendon Malice #21 Center, Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Brendon is studying at the University of South Florida

Terrance Sgroi # 6 Center (2 Varsity Letters)

Raveen Shenoi #41 Goal (4 Varsity Letters) Raveen is attending the University of Maryland. He holds the record for "most shutouts in a season" at 2

Dan Warner #10 Wing (3 Varsity Letters) Dan is a student at Rider College in New Jersey.  He was a P.R. Captain

2000 - 2001 SEASON

2000 - 2001 REVIEW  

SENIORS
Travis Ebeling # 9 Center (5 Varsity Letters) Travis is attending Rockland Community College.  He was a P.R. Captain and earned All-League Honorable Mentions in '97-98 and '98-99

Sean Reilly #22 Wing (3 Varsity Letters) Sean is attending Rockland Community College.  He is a volunteer firefighter in Pearl River and also works for the town.

Dan Sheeran #20 Wing (3 Varsity Letters) Dan is running cross country at Manhattan College

Gavin Wallace #33 Goal (4 Varsity Letters) Gavin is a playing football at Franklin Marshall

2001 - 2002 SEASON

2001 - 2002 REVIEW  The Pirates finished the season as League III Champions with a record of 11-2-1.  They were led by Captains Brian DelSavio, Ed Tracy, Ricky Kostik, and Greg Reisenauer.

SENIORS
John Anderson #25 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) John will be entering the U.S. Marine Corps.

Greg Reisenauer #47 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Greg will be a sophomore at Marist.  He was a P.R. Captain and earned All-League Honorable Mentions in '01-02

Alison Sumprer #23 Forward (4 Varsity Letters)

Ed Tracy #21 Center (4 Varsity Letters) Ed is attending Penn State.  He was a P.R. Captain and earned All-League Honorable Mentions in '01-02

Kevin Walsh #27 Forward (4 Varsity Letters) Kevin earned All-League Honorable Mentions in '01-02.  He attends Albany State.

2002 - 2003 SEASON

2002 - 2003 REVIEW  Captains Brian DelSavio, Rick Kostik and Chris Reilly.

SENIORS
Steve Cowen #21 Center (4 Varsity Letters) Steve will be attending Siena College.

Brian DelSavio #23 Forward (4 Varsity Letters) Brian will be playing for the hockey team at Franklin Pierce College. He was a P.R. Captain. He holds the Pearl River records for Most Career Goals, Assists and Points.

Pat Kerley #25 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Pat will be a freshman at South Hampton College.

Ricky Kostik #27 Forward (4 Varsity Letters) Ricky will be a freshman at Stone Hill. He was a P.R. Captain and earned both League MVP and All-League in '02-03. He holds the Pearl River record for Most Goals in a Season; and shares the record for Most Points in a Season.

Tom Lang #47 Defense (4 Varsity Letters) Tom will be a freshman at S.U.N.Y. Oneonta. He earned All-League Honorable Mentions in '02-03.

Keith Lattuca Keith will be attending Salve Regina College.

Christopher Reilly Christopher will be a freshman at the University of South Florida.  He was a P.R. Captain and the recipient of the Russ Simons Sportsmanship Award in 02-03. He was also named to the All-League team in '02-03.  He shares the Pearl River records for Most Points and Most Assists in a Season.