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See us on Facebook Live
Earlier this year the New York Islanders High School Hockey announced the the creation of it's Inaugural Video Broadcast Team aka Islanders High School Studios to provide hands-on experience to students who want to enter the fields of video broadcasting, journalism, events management, sports marketing and networking, a chance to learn those skills while broadcasting games for the NYIHSHL.
The first game in the series will be an all Town of Oyster Bay Contest at the TOB Rink @Bethpage between Locust Valley / North Shore and the Syosset Braves Varsity Teams.
The game will broadcast beginning at 7:15pm on the league Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/HSHockeyLeagueofNassauCounty/
Anyone interested in participating in the broadcast program should email Richard Rosa rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net
Keegan Scores While Making Saves For Breast Cancer
Wantagh / Seaford / Plainedge player Keegan Groom's October Saves program to benefit Breast Cancer research was featured, not once, but twice by the local media this past week.
Please see the articles below:
Please see the October Saves page and sponsor a goalie:
New York Islanders will Host College Combine for High School Players
Program to Combine Player Evaluations With Club Hockey Panels and College Info Programs
The New York Islanders High School Hockey League is proud to announce that we will hold our first-ever College Combine and Fair hosted by the New York Islanders at Northwell Health Ice Arena on Saturday March 21st beginning at 10:15am.
This program was developed in conjunction with the New York Islanders, NHL's Washington Capitals, who have hosted a similar program for many years and the ACHA, the American Collegiate Hockey Association and will feature coaches and admissions reps from their member colleges.
The programs objectives are to provide High School aged players (those attending 10th and 11th grades) and ability showcase their on-ice talents and while attending different programs to learn about the mechanics and opportunities available in college hockey for students. The program will feature the following:
On and Off Ice Testing - Generation Next Athlete an respected testing and evaluation company will be running the drills and skills portion of the program in addition to an off-ice testing program for which every player will receive an evaluated score from. The specifics of this program will be announced at a later date.
Info Panel for Students, Parents and Guardians - Parents/guardians, are you curious about financial aid? Admissions processes? We have answers! Join us for a 45-minute information session during player combine testing and ask any questions you may have regarding your child's interest in playing college hockey.
College Hockey Fair - Student-athletes and their families will have an opportunity to meet with various school and team representatives from several ACHA programs and learn more about the opportunities to play collegiate hockey. Colleges will have tables set up at Northwell Health Ice Arena, and players can sign up to receive more information from various programs.
There will be more to announce in the future about registering for attendance. Players in the New York Islanders High School League will be asked to pay a subsidized $25 fee to register. The registration will include some swag and gear.
If there are any inquiries regarding this event please send them to rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net.
AAU Registration
NEW PROCEDURE
As per our discussion at the NYIHSHL League Meeting in August each “Club” must register and obtain their own Club Code. Once you have received your club code please forward that code to Gerry Nizich at GNIZ@aol.com
Now have your players, coaches, and general managers register with A.A.U. under your club code.
If you have any questions, contact Gerry.
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Step 1. Club Registration
- Got to AAUhockey.org and click on “Membership Overview”. Scroll down to “Club Membership Level 2” and click “Apply”
- Click on Create account and create a username and password.
- Check the 7 boxes on the Pre-Application page and click “accept and continue”
- Check the box on the AAU Trademark Agreement page and click “Next”.
- Complete the Club Information page. When you click on the “Clubs Primary Sport “tab you will select Hockey-Ice. When you select that you will get a pop up:
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- Under the Club Member Term section click on the $60 option. After completing the club information scroll down the page and click on the “Primary Contact” button and complete that information. Please note that you need an active AAU membership number to complete this section.
- That will take you to the payment page
- After completing the application and submitting it you receive an email with your club number. This number must be forwarded to the league so we can include it on our submission to AAU.
Step 2. Player Registration
Step 1) New Members create an AAU account or Returning Members log into your existing AAU account
Step 2) Sign up for your membership - during the registration process you will be prompted with the following questions:
1. Youth Athlete - apply for the Extended Benefit Memberships
2. Non-Athlete – Coaches, GM, Officials, etc. (adult only) – apply for the Extended Benefit Memberships
Please Note: Background screening a new benefit of membership for all Adult and Non-Athlete Members will be performed. (Adult and Non-Athlete Membership are not instant once your membership application has been processed, you will receive an email with your membership details)
Program: Youth Program
Sport: Hockey (inline & Ice)
Coverage: Extended
Are You a member of a Club: Yes
Select Club: “Your” Club Name from Step 1
Club Code: “Your” Club Code from Step 1
Step 3. Prior Year Multi Registration
If you applied for multiyear coverage last season you can transfer that membership to your new club code.
- Go to the A.A.U. website and click on Membership dropdown
- Next Select Lookup/Edit/Reprint and enter the player/coach/GM required information.
- When their membership pops up edit the club code and select "save changes"
League Announces Creation of Student-Led Game Broadcasting Team to Air Games in 2019-20
Between 6-10 Friday Night Varsity Games will be Televised
Today the New York Islanders High School Hockey League is announcing that it is creating it's Inaugural Video Broadcast Team aka Islanders High School Studios to provide hands-on experience to students who want to enter the fields of video broadcasting, journalism, events management, sports marketing and networking, a chance to learn those skills while broadcasting games for the NYIHSHL.
As part of this announcement, the League will be broadcasting between 6-10 Varsity High School games next season as part of it's Friday Night High School Hockey Series. Select games that will identified when the schedule is announced in September, will be broadcast on multiple streaming platforms so that friends or family that cannot make it to the rink can watch these games in a high-definition broadcast from home. Each of these games will contain full production capabilities with multiple camera angels and student participation in filming and announcing of these games.
The Islanders High School Hockey Studios Team will use the SlingStudio video broadcasting platform. We are currently seeking the following:
- Students interested in participating in the program
- High School Media Departments in Nassau County who have interested students
At a later date corporate sponsors for this will be announced. The program is also seeking a College partner for the program.
Anyone interested in participating should email Richard Rosa rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net
Upcoming USA Hockey Coaches Clinics
October 6, 2019
Hofstra University
Hempstead NY
October 6, 2019
Hofstra University
Hempstead NY
October 6, 2019|
Hofstra University
Hempstead NY
The video is available here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnD7h5hfni4&feature=youtu.be
MVP's Vincent Palagiano and AJ Frankaitis shine
At the Town of Oyster Bay annually hosted classic Saturday night, in front of a packed crowd, the Western Nassau All-Stars saw a late goal by Sewanhaka / Valley Stream player Matthew Bomeisi to jump in front of the TOB All-Stars in a closely fought, highly skilled match. The final score was Western Nassau 3 TOB 2.
Bellmore/Merrick's Vincent Palagiano added a goal and was named the West's MVP. Farmingdale netminder AJ Frankaitis stopped many tough shots and went the distance for TOB as it's MVP.
Rally to victory through a sharp defensive game
With a sharp defensive effort lead by the Tournament MVP sophomore goaltender Kieran Byrne, the Marines stifled a tough Roy-Hart/Barker/Medina team to coast to a 3-1 victory to capture the State crown.
Byrne rewarded the coaching staff call by turning in a powerful effort on all but one of Roy-Hart's attempts. Late in the game, while Roy-Hart dominated in an effort to tie up the game, Byrne stayed strong and dominant with some key saves.
Declan Conway lead the scoring effort with two tallies and assisted on the Luke Judge put-away goal with 1:25 left in the game to set the stage for the victory.
This game closed out a 27 game tournament hosted by Northwell Health Ice Arena and the New York Islanders. We would like to thank everyone associated with the tournament and the 1200+ paid attendees who made this all a success.
Nassau Teams Continue Strong Showing in Day 2
Locust Valley and Long Beach remain undefeated
Long Beach lead by two goals and an assist by Luke Judge and goals by Pete Botwinoff, Daniel Barto and Max Grant defeated a strong Roy-Hart/Barker/Medina club 4-2 in the late contest. Earlier in the day Long Beach defeated ELPS 6-3 to advance the cause.
Locust Valley driven by 2 goals from Matt Lipera and a goal and assist from Owen Rowell aced a the East Aroura / Holland team to set up the top seed in their Pool.
In Large Schools action, Bellmore / Merrick earned a tie over Lancaster to set up a semi-final game against cross-town rival Oceanside who lost earlier in the day to finish as the second seed with a 2-2 record.
Massapequa, Port Washington, and Manhasset were all eliminated yesterday after losses.
Playoffs resume on Sunday with semi-finals and Championship games to close out the tournament.
Opening Day at State Tournament Shows Off Nassau Talent
- By admin 03/01/2019, 10:30pm EST
Bethpage's Derek Zacchino featured on NBC Sports
- By admin 02/18/2019, 3:45pm EST
Varsity Game #3 Highlights
- By admin 02/18/2019, 9:30am EST
Seahawks Capture Varsity Championship in an OT Thriller 6-5
- By admin 02/16/2019, 12:00am EST
Game #2 Highlights
- By admin 02/15/2019, 9:00am EST
Marines Storm The Harbor Early and Tie Series at 1
- By admin 02/15/2019, 12:00am EST
Seahawks Fly Over Marines to Take Varsity Finals Game 1
- By admin 02/13/2019, 10:15pm EST
See us on Facebook Live
Earlier this year the New York Islanders High School Hockey announced the the creation of it's Inaugural Video Broadcast Team aka Islanders High School Studios to provide hands-on experience to students who want to enter the fields of video broadcasting, journalism, events management, sports marketing and networking, a chance to learn those skills while broadcasting games for the NYIHSHL.
The first game in the series will be an all Town of Oyster Bay Contest at the TOB Rink @Bethpage between Locust Valley / North Shore and the Syosset Braves Varsity Teams.
The game will broadcast beginning at 7:15pm on the league Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/HSHockeyLeagueofNassauCounty/
Anyone interested in participating in the broadcast program should email Richard Rosa rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net
Keegan Scores While Making Saves For Breast Cancer
Wantagh / Seaford / Plainedge player Keegan Groom's October Saves program to benefit Breast Cancer research was featured, not once, but twice by the local media this past week.
Please see the articles below:
Please see the October Saves page and sponsor a goalie:
New York Islanders will Host College Combine for High School Players
Program to Combine Player Evaluations With Club Hockey Panels and College Info Programs
The New York Islanders High School Hockey League is proud to announce that we will hold our first-ever College Combine and Fair hosted by the New York Islanders at Northwell Health Ice Arena on Saturday March 21st beginning at 10:15am.
This program was developed in conjunction with the New York Islanders, NHL's Washington Capitals, who have hosted a similar program for many years and the ACHA, the American Collegiate Hockey Association and will feature coaches and admissions reps from their member colleges.
The programs objectives are to provide High School aged players (those attending 10th and 11th grades) and ability showcase their on-ice talents and while attending different programs to learn about the mechanics and opportunities available in college hockey for students. The program will feature the following:
On and Off Ice Testing - Generation Next Athlete an respected testing and evaluation company will be running the drills and skills portion of the program in addition to an off-ice testing program for which every player will receive an evaluated score from. The specifics of this program will be announced at a later date.
Info Panel for Students, Parents and Guardians - Parents/guardians, are you curious about financial aid? Admissions processes? We have answers! Join us for a 45-minute information session during player combine testing and ask any questions you may have regarding your child's interest in playing college hockey.
College Hockey Fair - Student-athletes and their families will have an opportunity to meet with various school and team representatives from several ACHA programs and learn more about the opportunities to play collegiate hockey. Colleges will have tables set up at Northwell Health Ice Arena, and players can sign up to receive more information from various programs.
There will be more to announce in the future about registering for attendance. Players in the New York Islanders High School League will be asked to pay a subsidized $25 fee to register. The registration will include some swag and gear.
If there are any inquiries regarding this event please send them to rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net.
AAU Registration
NEW PROCEDURE
As per our discussion at the NYIHSHL League Meeting in August each “Club” must register and obtain their own Club Code. Once you have received your club code please forward that code to Gerry Nizich at GNIZ@aol.com
Now have your players, coaches, and general managers register with A.A.U. under your club code.
If you have any questions, contact Gerry.
***********************************************************************************************************
Step 1. Club Registration
- Got to AAUhockey.org and click on “Membership Overview”. Scroll down to “Club Membership Level 2” and click “Apply”
- Click on Create account and create a username and password.
- Check the 7 boxes on the Pre-Application page and click “accept and continue”
- Check the box on the AAU Trademark Agreement page and click “Next”.
- Complete the Club Information page. When you click on the “Clubs Primary Sport “tab you will select Hockey-Ice. When you select that you will get a pop up:
|
|
- Under the Club Member Term section click on the $60 option. After completing the club information scroll down the page and click on the “Primary Contact” button and complete that information. Please note that you need an active AAU membership number to complete this section.
- That will take you to the payment page
- After completing the application and submitting it you receive an email with your club number. This number must be forwarded to the league so we can include it on our submission to AAU.
Step 2. Player Registration
Step 1) New Members create an AAU account or Returning Members log into your existing AAU account
Step 2) Sign up for your membership - during the registration process you will be prompted with the following questions:
1. Youth Athlete - apply for the Extended Benefit Memberships
2. Non-Athlete – Coaches, GM, Officials, etc. (adult only) – apply for the Extended Benefit Memberships
Please Note: Background screening a new benefit of membership for all Adult and Non-Athlete Members will be performed. (Adult and Non-Athlete Membership are not instant once your membership application has been processed, you will receive an email with your membership details)
Program: Youth Program
Sport: Hockey (inline & Ice)
Coverage: Extended
Are You a member of a Club: Yes
Select Club: “Your” Club Name from Step 1
Club Code: “Your” Club Code from Step 1
Step 3. Prior Year Multi Registration
If you applied for multiyear coverage last season you can transfer that membership to your new club code.
- Go to the A.A.U. website and click on Membership dropdown
- Next Select Lookup/Edit/Reprint and enter the player/coach/GM required information.
- When their membership pops up edit the club code and select "save changes"
League Announces Creation of Student-Led Game Broadcasting Team to Air Games in 2019-20
Between 6-10 Friday Night Varsity Games will be Televised
Today the New York Islanders High School Hockey League is announcing that it is creating it's Inaugural Video Broadcast Team aka Islanders High School Studios to provide hands-on experience to students who want to enter the fields of video broadcasting, journalism, events management, sports marketing and networking, a chance to learn those skills while broadcasting games for the NYIHSHL.
As part of this announcement, the League will be broadcasting between 6-10 Varsity High School games next season as part of it's Friday Night High School Hockey Series. Select games that will identified when the schedule is announced in September, will be broadcast on multiple streaming platforms so that friends or family that cannot make it to the rink can watch these games in a high-definition broadcast from home. Each of these games will contain full production capabilities with multiple camera angels and student participation in filming and announcing of these games.
The Islanders High School Hockey Studios Team will use the SlingStudio video broadcasting platform. We are currently seeking the following:
- Students interested in participating in the program
- High School Media Departments in Nassau County who have interested students
At a later date corporate sponsors for this will be announced. The program is also seeking a College partner for the program.
Anyone interested in participating should email Richard Rosa rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net
Upcoming USA Hockey Coaches Clinics
October 6, 2019
Hofstra University
Hempstead NY
October 6, 2019
Hofstra University
Hempstead NY
October 6, 2019|
Hofstra University
Hempstead NY
The video is available here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnD7h5hfni4&feature=youtu.be
MVP's Vincent Palagiano and AJ Frankaitis shine
At the Town of Oyster Bay annually hosted classic Saturday night, in front of a packed crowd, the Western Nassau All-Stars saw a late goal by Sewanhaka / Valley Stream player Matthew Bomeisi to jump in front of the TOB All-Stars in a closely fought, highly skilled match. The final score was Western Nassau 3 TOB 2.
Bellmore/Merrick's Vincent Palagiano added a goal and was named the West's MVP. Farmingdale netminder AJ Frankaitis stopped many tough shots and went the distance for TOB as it's MVP.
Rally to victory through a sharp defensive game
With a sharp defensive effort lead by the Tournament MVP sophomore goaltender Kieran Byrne, the Marines stifled a tough Roy-Hart/Barker/Medina team to coast to a 3-1 victory to capture the State crown.
Byrne rewarded the coaching staff call by turning in a powerful effort on all but one of Roy-Hart's attempts. Late in the game, while Roy-Hart dominated in an effort to tie up the game, Byrne stayed strong and dominant with some key saves.
Declan Conway lead the scoring effort with two tallies and assisted on the Luke Judge put-away goal with 1:25 left in the game to set the stage for the victory.
This game closed out a 27 game tournament hosted by Northwell Health Ice Arena and the New York Islanders. We would like to thank everyone associated with the tournament and the 1200+ paid attendees who made this all a success.
Nassau Teams Continue Strong Showing in Day 2
Locust Valley and Long Beach remain undefeated
Long Beach lead by two goals and an assist by Luke Judge and goals by Pete Botwinoff, Daniel Barto and Max Grant defeated a strong Roy-Hart/Barker/Medina club 4-2 in the late contest. Earlier in the day Long Beach defeated ELPS 6-3 to advance the cause.
Locust Valley driven by 2 goals from Matt Lipera and a goal and assist from Owen Rowell aced a the East Aroura / Holland team to set up the top seed in their Pool.
In Large Schools action, Bellmore / Merrick earned a tie over Lancaster to set up a semi-final game against cross-town rival Oceanside who lost earlier in the day to finish as the second seed with a 2-2 record.
Massapequa, Port Washington, and Manhasset were all eliminated yesterday after losses.
Playoffs resume on Sunday with semi-finals and Championship games to close out the tournament.
Opening Day at State Tournament Shows Off Nassau Talent
- By admin 03/01/2019, 10:30pm EST
Bethpage's Derek Zacchino featured on NBC Sports
- By admin 02/18/2019, 3:45pm EST
Varsity Game #3 Highlights
- By admin 02/18/2019, 9:30am EST
Seahawks Capture Varsity Championship in an OT Thriller 6-5
- By admin 02/16/2019, 12:00am EST
Game #2 Highlights
- By admin 02/15/2019, 9:00am EST
Marines Storm The Harbor Early and Tie Series at 1
- By admin 02/15/2019, 12:00am EST
Seahawks Fly Over Marines to Take Varsity Finals Game 1
- By admin 02/13/2019, 10:15pm EST
NY Islanders High School Hockey League News
League Announces Creation of Student-Led Game Broadcasting Team to Air Games in 2019-20
Between 6-10 Friday Night Varsity Games will be Televised
Today the New York Islanders High School Hockey League is announcing that it is creating it's Inaugural Video Broadcast Team aka Islanders High School Studios to provide hands-on experience to students who want to enter the fields of video broadcasting, journalism, events management, sports marketing and networking, a chance to learn those skills while broadcasting games for the NYIHSHL.
As part of this announcement, the League will be broadcasting between 6-10 Varsity High School games next season as part of it's Friday Night High School Hockey Series. Select games that will identified when the schedule is announced in September, will be broadcast on multiple streaming platforms so that friends or family that cannot make it to the rink can watch these games in a high-definition broadcast from home. Each of these games will contain full production capabilities with multiple camera angels and student participation in filming and announcing of these games.
The Islanders High School Hockey Studios Team will use the SlingStudio video broadcasting platform. We are currently seeking the following:
- Students interested in participating in the program
- High School Media Departments in Nassau County who have interested students
At a later date corporate sponsors for this will be announced. The program is also seeking a College partner for the program.
Anyone interested in participating should email Richard Rosa rich@islandershighschoolhockey.net
HSHLNC is now the New York Islanders High School Hockey League
New York Islanders High School Hockey League
The High School Hockey League of Nassau County is proud to announce that we have been renamed to the New York Islanders High School Hockey League.
We have become one of the first few High School Leagues to receive official support from an NHL Club as part of their Amateur Hockey initiatives.
The New York Islanders are officially sponsoring the 2018-19 NYS High School Tournament at Northwell Health Ice Center in March 2019 and will be involved in our league in many ways in the future. Please stay tuned for more news about this in the months to come.
Please visit us at our new website, https://www.islandershighschoolhockey.net where you can get up-to-date schedules, standings, scoring, and news for everything that is happening in the New York Islanders High School Hockey League.
Please direct any questions or inquiries to Richard Rosa, rich@richrosa.com, VP NYIHSHL/HSHLNC, and Jocelyne Cummings, jocelyne.cummings@newyorkislanders.com, Manager, Amateur Hockey Development, New York Islanders.
2018-2019 COACH'S BINDER
Get ahead of the 2018-2019 season and download the Coaches Binder for the required forms and documents you will need for the upcoming season.
Just click on the binder above.
AAU Membership 2018-19
Step 1) New Members create an AAU account or Returning Members log into your existing AAU account
Step 2) Sign up for your membership
During the registration process you will be prompted with the following questions:
1. Youth Athlete - apply for the Extended Benefit Memberships
2. Non Athlete – Coaches, GM, Officials, etc (adult only) – apply for the Extended Benefit Memberships
Please Note: Background screening a new benefit of membership for all Adult and Non Athlete Members will be performed. (Adult and Non Athlete Membership are not instant once your membership application has been processed, you will receive an email with your membership details)
Program: Youth Program
Sport: Hockey (inline & Ice)
Coverage: Extended
Are You a member of a Club: Yes
Select Club: High School Hockey League of Nassau County
Club Code : WY6CAT
