Thurs:: Jefferson Tournament--Varsity 11:30am@ Skylands vs Lakeland W 5-1
Fri::Jefferson Tournament--Varsity 11:30AM@Skylands vs Jefferson T 4-4
Sunday::Jefferson Tournament--Varsity --4PM L 4-2
The school's motto, "Non Vox Sed Votum," which means "Not Words But Deeds," forms the starting point of the school's mission and philosophy.
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Please note fee payments are due now. Please contact Mr. Dolan to check your balance.Needed: help with stats-web page-cheer leaders---> Contact coach Trezza.
UPDATE 02/12/2007
With the loss, the Burke boys will now host Newburgh on Sunday February 18th ( tentative time 4:15pm) in the preliminary round of the playoffs. The game should be a good contest between two teams that played to a 2-2 tie in their last encounter. Burke won their first meeting 4-0.
The road to the Championship will not be easy , yet the Burke boys are capable.
The competition is what makes it fun.
Notes: The game scheduled for this Tuesday against the Harvey school has been cancelled. Our regular practice remains in effect; Tuesday 5:45 at Icetime.
Weekend Update::01/27/07
After a tough loss to a pretty good Fordham Prep team on Friday at Rye Playland , the Burke boys re-bounded with a comeback 4-3 victory over Brewster HS. The Eagles ,who have been struggling as of late , demonstrated some real resolve by overcoming a two goal deficit and shutting down their opponent for the final two periods.
With the Eagles trailing 3-2 entering the third period , the sometimes anemic offense stormed the Brewster net to score the tying and winning goals. Chris Reinfried, Tommy Farr, Greg Brushett, and John Conroy got the scoring job done, while goaltender Mike Beck and a tenacious Eagle defense preserved the lead.
When the Eagles work hard, play ' their game', they become very stingy.
With five games remaining plus playoffs, the Burke boys are capable of deciding their own fate.
Next Practices: regular weekly practice
Next game: Sunday--6:45pm--icetime--Jefferson NJ,HS
Next Week: Thursday --02/08/07-O'NEILL--WEST POINT -9PM///FRIDAY--02/09-CLARKSTOWN SOUTH-9PM ICE TIME------02/11-MONROE - 6:45PM-ICETIME
01/20/2007
Just when it seemed like the Burke Varsity would escape with a league victory , NFA scored a late goal to set up an exciting overtime period and gain a 2-2 tie. Credit both teams with fast paced end to end action - and some excellent goaltending- in the extra stanza to preserve the tie.
Goaltender Mike Beck stopped 16 shots on net in regulation and one outstanding save in overtime; rambling outside his net to keep the Eagles in the game.
The Burke boys attacked during the overtime, playing their best hockey of the night, yet could not net the winner.
The team has struggled since their battle against Monroe and must look to find their game down the stretch.
Next Game: Friday vs Fordham Prep away ( there will be a bus- all players must travel both ways on the bus)----Saturday vs Brewster @ IceTime
Reminder: Two games have been added to the open dates on the schedule--make sure to to check schedule on the Varsity page.
01/14/2007
With all of the swing players minding the fort for their teammates away on a school trip, the Eagles suffered two losses over the weekend at the Clarkstown Tournament; 8-2 vs. Clarkstown North and 6-3 vs. Clarkstown South. Despite the losses, the truncated varsity battled back after a rough start vs.North and nearly stole a victory against South in the final.
With the score tied 2-2 vs South, Danny Kelly scored a shorthanded breakaway goal to put the Eagles up 3-2 with four minutes left in the third period in the consolation game. But what has plagued the Eagles all season, two silly penalties,proved to be their downfall and deflated what could have been a well-earned and surprising victory.
Swing players Andrew Keating, Chuck Gabriel, Dillon Dolansky, Andrew Musco, Jason Healey and Danny Kelly all played well and gave their best effort under some tough circumstances.
The Burke varsity will now head into the final portion of the season with league games Thursday against O’Neill and Saturday against Newburgh.
Notes: Congratulations to Chris Reinfried for being selected by the coach to the All- Tournament Team.---Clarkstown North defeated Monroe 4-2 in the finals.
01/07/07
The Eagle varsity responded to their first big match-up of the season with undefeated Monroe by playing to a 3-3 tie.
The overtime game featured some fine goal-tending by junior Mike Beck supported by a hard working cast of team members.
Eagle goal scorers Declan Ludington, Alex Pizzano and Greg Brushett staked Burke to 3-2 lead, but the Knights struck with a goal at 6.52 of the third period to even the contest; sending the game into a wild, evenly played, five minute overtime.
The defense, led by Greg Brushett, Billy Menkens, Ross Flood, Tommy Mahoney and Danny Kelly continually thwarted the efforts of the speedy Knight forwards who pressed the action.
Captain Ben Falkowski played his best game of the season; logging major ice time on regular shifts, penalty kills,and power plays.
Although the Burke boys did not get the win, the deadlock against the #1 Div 2 team in the state represented their best effort of the season.
The bar has been raised.......
Next game: 01/10--8:30pm--@SportoRama--vs ST.Joes
After posting an eight game winning streak, the Varsity Eagles stumbled on the holiday road trip with defeats to Iona Prep 6-3 and Jefferson Twsp (NJ) 4-3; both teams are in first place in their respective divisions.
On Friday, Iona Prep demonstrated their impressive speed, as they jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first period. What looked like a blowout suddenly became a contest, as Chris Reinfried, Greg Brushett, and the hard working Eagles responded with two goals. Burke continued to swarm the net but could not get things even.
With the door left open, Iona’s quick offense scored three unanswered goals to ice the victory.
On Saturday, the finals of the Jefferson Township Tournament in Skylands NJ, the Eagles suffered their most disappointing loss of the season; losing 4-3 in the last minute of play.
With two early goals by Tommy Farr and John Conroy, the varsity looked poised to capture the first Skylands Cup with a 2-0 lead. Yet the home team, Jefferson Township, had different plans, as they chipped away to tie the score at two.
After a hard working goal by Danny Kelly with an assist from Greg Brushett put the varsity on top 3-2 at the end of two, Jefferson battled back with goals in the first and last minute of play of the third period to capture the Cup.
Hats off to both teams for a hard fought contest.
Next Game : Monroe 01/06/07—