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		2016 OHSAA Ice Hockey State 
		Tournament 
		
		Nationwide Arena, Columbus 
		March 10 & 12, 2016 
	
		  
	
		  
	
		State Tournament Schedule 
		 
	
		(All games at Nationwide Arena in 
		Columbus) 
		Thursday, March 10 - Semifinals 
		4 p.m. -
		
		
		Hunting Valley University 
		School (26-11-2) 3, Dublin Coffman (28-9-3) 2 (2 OT) 
		     
		7 p.m. - 
		Cleveland St. Ignatius (37-2-1) 5, Toledo St. Francis deSales (36-2-0) 1 
	
		 
		Saturday, March 12 - Championship Game 
	
		
		
		Cleveland St. Ignatius 4, Hunting Valley 
		University School 3 
	
		  
	
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		State Semifinal Game #1 
	
		Hunting Valley University School (26-11-2) 3, 
		Dublin Coffman (28-9-3) 2 (2 OT) 
	
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	Hunting Valley University School Outlasts Dublin 
	Coffman, 3-2 In Double Overtime 
	
	COLUMBUS, Ohio � A goal by Hunting Valley 
	University School senior captain Robert Engoglia assisted by junior Tommy 
	Nook 54 seconds into the second overtime period sealed a 3-2 win against 
	Dublin Coffman at the 2016 OHSAA ice hockey state semifinals at Nationwide 
	Arena on Thursday.  
	  
	
	With the victory, University School (26-11-2) 
	advances to its first ice hockey state championship since 2009 when the 
	Preppers captured their second state title.  
	  
	
	Dublin Coffman (28-9-3) was making its second 
	appearance at the state ice hockey tournament. Dublin Coffman senior goalie 
	Grant Powell finished with 38 saves to lead the Shamrocks.  
	
	University School outshot Dublin Coffman 41-26, 
	holding a 22-9 advantage in shots in the third period and both overtime 
	periods.  
	  
	
	Dublin Coffman struck first, as junior Luke 
	Babner found the back of the net with assists by senior Cameron Fiorita and 
	senior Michael Aman, taking a 1-0 lead at the 3:33 mark of the first period. 
	  
	
	With 47 seconds remaining in the first period, 
	University School junior Alex Hoyen scored after a shot by senior Zach 
	Goetsch was deflected to him, tying the game 1-1 at the end of one. 
	 
	  
	
	University School carried its momentum into the 
	second period as junior JD Clemens scored a goal assisted by senior Ryan 
	Gorbett and senior Goetsch 34 seconds into the period, giving the Preppers a 
	2-1 lead early in the period.  
	  
	
	Later in the second period, Dublin Coffman used 
	a power-play goal by senior Kyle Talebi assisted by senior Ryon Malas with 
	4:54 until the break to tie the game 2-2.  
	  
	
	After a scoreless third period and first 
	overtime, University School broke the stalemate 54 seconds into double 
	overtime as Engoglia scored after a pass from Nook, giving the Preppers the 
	3-2 victory in dramatic fashion.  
	  
	
	The game marked the first overtime game in an 
	OHSAA ice hockey state tournament since the 2014 OHSAA ice hockey state 
	championship, which ended in a 1-1 tie between Cleveland St. Ignatius and 
	Sylvania Northview after seven overtimes. That game prompted new overtime 
	rules, including going to four-on-four play beginning in the second 
	overtime.  
	  
	
	University School will face the winner of Toledo 
	St. Francis de Sales (36-1-0) and Cleveland St. Ignatius (36-2-1) Saturday 
	at 2 p.m. in the 2016 OHSAA ice hockey state championship.  
	
		  
	
	  
		State Semifinal Game #2 
	
		Toledo St. Francis deSales (36-1-0) vs. Cleveland 
		St. Ignatius (36-2-1) 
	
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	Strong Start Powers Cleveland St. Ignatius Past Toledo 
	St. Francis deSales, 5-1 
	
	COLUMBUS, Ohio � Three first period goals were 
	enough for Cleveland St. Ignatius to set the tone and upset top-ranked 
	Toledo St. Francis deSales 5-1 in a 2016 OHSAA ice hockey state semifinal 
	game at Nationwide Arena on Thursday.  
	  
	
	St Ignatius (37-2-1) recorded one of its two 
	loses in the regular season to St. Francis deSales 5-1, but the Wildcats 
	used strong goalkeeping and defensive play and five goals on 32 shots to 
	return the favor and defeat the Knights and advance to its fourth state 
	final.  
	  
	
	St. Ignatius is back in the state championship 
	for the second time in three years, the first time since 2014 when it earned 
	co-state champion honors after a 1-1 tie after seven overtimes with Sylvania 
	Northview.  
	  
	
	Leading the way for St. Ignatius was junior Seth 
	Whitney, finishing with two goals on five shots. Senior Zachary Kisel, 
	senior Aidan Spellacy and junior Cullen Frebes each finished with one goal. 
	Senior goalkeeper Dylan McKeon recorded 33 saves and allowed only one goal.
	 
	  
	
	Despite outshooting St. Ignatius 34-32, St. 
	Francis deSales (36-2-0) could not convert its opportunities and dropped its 
	first game since losing to Bowling Green 3-2 on December 28 and its second 
	game all season.  
	  
	
	In the first period, Spellacy started the 
	scoring for St. Ignatius with an unassisted goal at the 8:01 mark of the 
	first period to take a 1-0 lead, then 31 seconds later, Whitney scored on a 
	goal assisted by senior Jared Stepka to increase the lead to 2-0. 
	 
	  
	
	The third goal of the period for St. Ignatius 
	was scored by Kisel with an assist from Spellacy at the 1:20 mark, giving 
	St. Ignatius a 3-0 lead at the end of the first period. St. Ignatius started 
	the second period where it left off. Whitney scored his second goal of the 
	game, unassisted with 11:57 left in the period, increasing the St. Ignatius 
	advantage to 4-0. A third period goal by Frebes assisted by sophomore Bain 
	Kurtz and junior Matthew Wiegandt at the 12:07 mark gave St. Ignatius its 
	largest lead of the game, 5-0. 
	
	  
	
	St. Francis deSales would avoid the shutout on a 
	power play goal by junior Warren Natyshak assisted by senior Brendan Furry 
	and senior Matt Vild at the 6:54 mark of the third period to bring the score 
	to 5-1, but it would not be enough for the Knights, as St. Ignatius went on 
	to win 5-1.  
	  
	
	St. Ignatius will face Hunting Valley University 
	School (26-11-2) in the 2016 OHSAA ice hockey state championship game on 
	Saturday at 2 p.m. at Nationwide Arena.  
	
	  
	
		  
	
	State Championship Game 
	
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		Cleveland St. Ignatius Hangs On To Win 4-3 Against 
		Hunting Valley University School, Captures Fourth Ice Hockey State 
		Championship  
  
	
		COLUMBUS, Ohio � Cleveland St. Ignatius gave 
		up a late goal to Hunting Valley University School with 39 seconds left 
		reduce its lead to one goal, but the Wildcats hung on to win, 4-3, and 
		capture its fourth ice hockey state title Saturday at the 2016 OHSAA ice 
		hockey state championship at Nationwide Arena.  
		 
		St. Ignatius (38-2-1) was making its fourth appearance in the state 
		championship, with its most recent appearance coming in 2014 when it was 
		named co-state champions along with Sylvania Northview after the game 
		ended after seven overtimes. This time however, the Wildcats left 
		Nationwide Arena as outright state champions, capturing their third 
		state title in seven years and fourth overall.  
		 
		St. Ignatius outshot University School 39-21 overall, including 23-7 in 
		the second period. University School senior goalkeeper Alec Silver 
		finished with 35 saves in the loss. St. Ignatius senior goalie Dylan 
		McKeon recorded 18 saves. 
		 
		Seniors Zachary Kisel, Aidan Spellacy and Camden Gerard led the way for 
		St. Ignatius. Kisel finished with two goals on just three shots and one 
		assist. Spellacy recorded one goal on six shots and three assists and 
		Gerard added one goal and two assists.  
		 
		University School was led by senior captain Engoglia, junior JD Clemens 
		and senior James Koch with one goal each. Clemens and Engoglia also 
		finished with two assists.  
		 
		St. Ignatius set the tone early, scoring 14 seconds into the game on a 
		goal from Gerard with assists by senior Spellacy and senior Jared Stepka, 
		giving the Wildcats a 1-0 lead with 14:46 remaining in the period. St. 
		Ignatius led 1-0 at the end of the first period.  
		 
		University School responded just a few minutes into the second period, 
		tying the game 1-1 on a power play goal by Koch assisted by Clemens and 
		Engoglia at the 12:54 mark of the period. But St. Ignatius responded and 
		reclaimed the lead shortly thereafter, scoring at the 9:59 mark of the 
		second with a goal by Kisel assisted by Spellacy and Gerard to go ahead 
		2-1.  
		 
		Then 57 seconds later, Kisel scored again on a goal assisted by Spellacy 
		to extend the St. Ignatius advantage to 3-1 with 9:02 left in the 
		period.  
		 
		After assisting on the first three goals, Spellacy found his turn to 
		score a goal with 2:02 left in the period on assists from Kisel and 
		Gerard to give St. Ignatius a commanding 4-1 lead heading into the third 
		period. 
		 
		But University School responded in the third. Engoglia scored a goal at 
		the 13:57 mark with an assist from Clemens to cut the deficit to 4-2.
		 
		 
		Then with 39 seconds to go, University School struck again with its 
		goalie pulled, this time with a goal from Clemens assisted by Engoglia 
		and junior Tommy Nook to cut the St. Ignatius lead to 4-3. But 
		University School could not tie the game in the final 39 seconds, and 
		St. Ignatius went on to win 4-3.  
		 
		St. Ignatius was victorious in all three matchups against University 
		School in the regular season, winning 3-1, 4-0 and 5-3, but pulled out 
		its closest win against the Preppers when it mattered most to claim the 
		state championship.  
		 
  
		 
	
		  
	
		
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