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Junior Ice Flyers Bring Home Tourney Wins Too
April 15, 2013
The Pensacola Ice Flyers may have brought home the President’s Cup and the Southern Professional Hockey League championship Sunday night, but they were not the only Ice Flyers to bring hockey championships back to their home ice at The Hangar and the Pensacola Bay Center.
The Pensacola Junior Ice Flyers Mite team also brought home several big tournament wins on the ice around the Southeast.
The Junior Ice Flyers win the Bob Gorman Freedom Memorial Tournament in Huntsville back in January, and they came in second in the Country and Western Showdown in Nashville back in March.
And at the recent Gulf Coast Meltdown Developmental Invitational in Biloxi, the younger Ice Flyers went 4-0 for the tournament on the strength of multiple players, including Liam Bryan of Cantonment (pictured inset) who scored 13 goals.
“There are multiple players who have scored or played great defense,” said Byran’s mom Jessica Bryan. “This is a great group of kids.”
Pictured: The Pensacola Junior Flyers Mite team in action. Photos courtesy Shaun Beal for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Junior Ice Flyers Bring Home Tourney Wins Too”
Way to go Liam & all the players! I’m so proud!
Way to go guys! keep up the hard work and most importantly have fun. Maybe one day you can play for the Pittsburgh Penguins are the Detroit Red Wings. Congrats again.
Looks like a great team. I grew up in the South when the Montreal Canadiens were the only time I ever heard of. Bet it is fun playing hockey. Just looking at # 15 going full-speed with the puck–I bet I would have loved it, Southerner or not.