Hockey Equipment Sale

Starting at 4pm Sunday, Adrian College Hockey will have someone in the lobby of the arena for an equipment sale.

Some gear is new, some is gently used, and some is moderately used. 

Mostly, we have a variety of pants, 5-6 pairs of gloves, a few sticks, and a few helmets. 

Cash or check is acceptable. Credit is not. 

2019-2020 Hockey Season

Welcome to the 2019-2020 AOTHA Hockey Season! We are just over one week away until puck drop.

Teams rosters and game schedule’s are currently being updated on the website and you can check them out by clicking on the logo’s at the top of the home page.

Please welcome the following players to AOTHA:

  • Josh Denny
  • Craig Conner
  • Chris Tarsha
  • JJ Blaker
  • Spencer Bonomo
  • Justin O’Brien
  • Mike Loudenbeck
  • Joe Cleary

We’d like to thank the following players for their participation in the advancement of AOTHA over the years, but who have retired and/or stepped away from AOTHA for the upcoming season:

  • Tom Forest
  • Aaron Bain
  • Jeremy Brown
  • Randy Spence
  • Jim Micallef
  • Mike Perez
  • Joe DiMarco

Scott Thompson, who has been a skater since he’s joined the league will play between the pipes this season.

Good luck to all this season!

Jim Hokenson Award & Captain Vote

Congratulations to the 2018-2019 recipient of the Jim Hokenson Award, George Wolf (Team Green).

The results of the league-wide Captain vote are in. The three captains voted in beginning in the 2019-2020 season are:

  • Steve Borck (new captain)
  • Ben Harris (second term)
  • Dusty Thomas (second term)

AOTHA CHAMPIONSHIP

Will Green repeat as Champs or will Teal take home the hardware?

Join us on Sunday, March 24th as we wrap up another great AOTHA season! The evening starts at 5pm with the matchup between Neon and Red in the 3rd Place Game.

The Championship game begins at 6pm with Green looking to repeat as Champs while Teal intends to de-throne and take home the AOTHA Cup!

Bulldog Hockey Reverse Raffle

Fellow AOTHA members,

The men’s and women’s NCAA Hockey programs are hosting the 12th Annual Reverse Raffle on April 20th. There will be a maximum of 344 tickets sold for the event. The $100 ticket gives you access to the event, dinner, beer/wine, and a 1 in 344 chance to win $10,000 or other various amounts (ranging from $100-$2,000). You do not need to be present to win, therefore, if you can’t make it to the event, your chances to win are just as great!

This Sunday night, Shawn Skelly and myself will be at the AOTHA Championship and Consolation games to sell tickets to those interested in supporting the programs. You may pay by cash, check, or credit card. We wanted to give you all a heads up that we will be there Sunday. 

Thanks for another great AOTHA season, we appreciate the opportunity to get to know you all, play in a fun environment, and continue the locker room camaraderie that we greatly miss from our playing days!!!

Best wishes to all this summer!

Adam KrugHead Coach – Men’s HockeyAdrian College Bulldogs

Semi-Finals

After the round of three Playoff games, the four semi finalists have been established.  Neon from the 6thplace regular season finish, and Red from the 7thplace regular season finish, were able to win against higher seeded teams and join 3rdseed Teal and 2ndseed Green in the next round.  Here are the standings after this round.

PlaceTeamPointsSeed
1Teal63
2Green52
3Neon56
4Red47
5Black31
6Gold38
7Yellow24
8Orange25
9Purple09
10Silver010

The semi-final games will begin at 6:00 PM, when Green takes on Neon.  Green has the 2-0-0 advantage over Neon.  In the second matchup at 7:00 PM, Teal will take on Red.  Teal and Red split their regular season matchups 1-1-0.  Seeding no longer matters as the winners will face off the following week for the AOTHA championship!

Reminder that formats for the semi final and final game vary from the regular season and round of three, as ties are not allowed. In the semi final games, if tied at the end of 3 periods, there will be one sudden death overtime period, followed by a 3 player shootout round, followed by individual shootout rounds with different shooters, until a winner emerges. The finals, if tied at the end of 3 periods, there will be sudden death overtime periods until a winner emerges.  As with the rest of the playoffs, one timeout per team is permitted.

Following the semi final matchups, at 8:00 PM Yellow will face Orange, where Orange owns a slight 1-0-1 advantage.  At 9:00 PM, Black will face Gold, where Gold holds the 2-0-0 advantage, in a battle of the two teams who finished just outside of the final four.  The final matchup of the evening will be at 10:00 PM between Purple and Silver, where the teams couldn’t decide a regular season winner with 2 attempts ending in ties.

AOTHA Captaincy

Hello AOTHA! There are three captain spots that are up for vote beginning with the 2019/2020 season. If you are interested in serving in this capacity and would like to be put on the list of nominees for vote, please let League President, Brett White, know by emailing aothallc@gmail.com

Nominations need to be received by 12:00pm on March 14th.

Captaincy as defined in AOTHA Bylaws:

CAPTAINEach Board member, except the President and additional non-Captain Leadership Team Board member(s), will be assigned to represent (Captain) their team, and will be in charge of their respective team. These players will be elected by the general membership for a four-year term. There are no Term Limits, as long as the Board member is voted in by the general membership. However, any captain seeking additional, consecutive terms, after their first-term, must first be approved and nominated by a simple majority of the remaining board members.

Responsibilities:

  1. Team Representative: Distributes jerseys to each player on his team. Adheres to team/player rules as listed in the Bylaws and Rules document.
  2. Fee Collection: Encourage and remind their team to get payments in by due dates.
  3. Fair Play: Attempts to utilize all players during the game, as fairly as possible.
  4. Score Sheet / Roster: Prior to the start of the game, the Captain will report to the scorekeeper any roster changes concerning missing players and substitutes.
  5. Game Captain: Represents team for purposes of contact with referees and maintaining team composure in locker room and on the ice. Ensures that suspended players do not participate in game.
  6. Equipment: Collects all Jerseys at the end of season, or at termination of player’s participation in the league, for any reason. Launders all Jerseys at the end of season. Collects equipment loss fees from players who have lost their team Jersey.