List of 4 news stories.

• Eagles Take First Loss

  2/8/2021
  Your CCA Eagles hockey team took their first loss Friday night in a physical game against Archbishop McCarthy.  The Bobby Chryst scored the Eagles' only goal in the second period on a pass from Quinn Fitzpatrick.  This was the Eagles' first game that has ever been curfewed. CJ Sehlke stopped 20 of 23 shots on goal.  The Eagles take to the ice against the Westside Mutts Feb 22, 8:40 at Pines Ice Arena.
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• CCA Wins Game 3

  2/1/2021
  The CCA Ice Hockey team faced off against the Storm Monday night at Pines Ice Arena.  CCA won the game 8-2.  Leading scoring with a hat trick was Attila Szathmari (5-4-9), followed by Bobby Chryst (4-4-8) with a goal and 3 assists.  Geo Lubbers (0-1-1) earned an assist on his first shift as an Eagle.  Stephen Susanj (4-1-5) scored a goal and an assist while Michel Huyghe (1-2-3), Domenic DePietto (1-1-2), and Andrew Crossley (1-0-1) each scored a goal. Anthony Sciortino earned an assist on the Crossley goal. Ryan Cavalancia had a good game stopping 30 shots on goal while improving his GAA to 2.66.  Your Eagles take the ice Friday (7:40) at Pines Ice Arena against Archbishop McCarthy.  Fans are welcome!
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• Ice Hockey Ties the Mutts

  2/1/2021
  Friday, CCA Ice Hockey took the ice against their biggest rival form their debut season, the Westside Mutts.  The Eagles were led in scoring by Stephen Susanj (3-0-3) with 2 goals and Atilla Szathmari (2-4-6), who leads the team with 6 points, added a goal late in the third period to give the Eagles a lead 3-2.  Ryan Cavalancia had a strong performance in the goal.  The Eagles remain at the top of their division. Your Eagles take the ice again as they take on the Storm Tonight at 8:20 at Pines Ice Arena.  Admission is free.  Fans are welcome.
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• CCA Ice Hockey Wins its Season Opener

  1/12/2021
  CCA Ice Hockey won their season opener against Archbishop McCarthy.  Bobby Chryst scored a hat trick, while Atilla Szathmari earned a goal and 3 assists.  Ryan Cavalancia stopped 25 of 28 shots. 
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