Ice Palace Hockey League

-Arlington native Nolan Boike brings a hard shot and goal scoring touch to the team. He is a former GBL All Star and Co-Player of the year. Look for Boike to put up big points this summer. Also look for his to get pants in the parking lot.

- Joe Ahern is a speed demon forward, who displays a scoring touch as well as playmaking ability. The 20 year old who attending AC, Kimbal Union and played for the JR Harborwolves, will attend Arizona State next year to get his groove on. Ahern loves to yell at Hutcheon also.

- Pat Gannon is the teams playmaker. His speed and sight makes him lethal on the ice. Gannon was a GBL Player of the Year and a standout for the Boston Junior Bruins. He will snipe in the Ice Palace League before he heads of to Boston College in the Fall.

-Don't let this mans size decieve you. Mark Hurley, a graduate of Arlington and two time GBL All Star, is a force to be reckoned with. His heads up play and strong defensive play is top notch. Hurley who attended National Sports Academy, claims his name is Skinny Pete.

- Jon Hutcheon. Need I say more? Hutcheon, A Billerica graduate and All Conference D-Man, is the only player to get two penalties in one game, start a fight with a 40 year old, and diddle himself in the corner. Although Hutcheon has some glitches on his plus minus, he has still got on the scoresheet. Hutcheon's late goal this week was key to the 7-3 win. A defensive stalemate with a great slapshot, Hutcheon is also a Power Play specialist.

- Mark Morreale is simply the man. Why do you ask? Because I have the ability to write what I please on this website. Morreale, who was the interim coach in the first win, was a graduate of Billerica High and an All Conference winger. Now adays Morreale attends BC (Bedford College) and enjoys long walks on the beach. Watch for Morreale to make some noise next week.

- Brian Noiles is one of the two goalies. Rumor has it he played plastered two weeks ago and couldn't save a beach ball, BUT we all have those days. Noiles is a two time All-Star from Burlington and a wall between the pipes. Except of course if it's double overtime against Billerica (2000).

- Paul, who unfortunately has to live with Hutcheon, is a key contributor to the team. A Valley Warrior is indeed a warrior on the ice. Look for Paul to be involved in the play a lot this Summer, both on the ice and in the parking lot after. (Drama fest)

- Steve Salemi is a dangler. He can stick handle in a phone booth and score on check. Look for Salemi to turn some heads during his stint in the Ice Palce League.

- Billerica High star Jarrett Scarpaci nagged me to update the site. After making several phone calls, emails and working at trying to find the username and password for 2 hours, I finally helped him out. Your welcome Jarrett. Good luck in the election in September.

- Scott McDougall who resides in Mansfield Mass, and plays for the UCONN Huskies, is a two way player with great stick handling ability. McDougall, who used to get molested by Bob Richardson, should produce some fire power for our squad.

- Alex Sousa, a former Austin Prep standout and current Walpole JR. Star, is a crazy bastard with a very hard slapshot. Sousa will tee it up from anywhere on the ice. Along with a stellar shot, Sousa brings a flawless defensive game with his speed and stickwork.

- Alek Vienneau is styling with his hair do. He is the only kid to have the 1990 Nike Pumps. Vienneau, a former Austin Prep All-Star, brings a lot to the team. Keep up the good work.

- Pat Watson, Walthams State Title goaltender, is a steel curtain in the goal mouth. Watson who played out west in the USHL is headed to Merrimack in the Fall. Watty can do it all, play goalie and forward.

- Billy West made some noise in his IPL debut scoring a pair of goals. West is the man, and he currently plays for UCONN, despite his 0.3 GPA.