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Champions Crowned at 2014 Toyota-USA Hockey National Championships
Youth, Girls, High School, Junior and Women’s winners emerge
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – A total of 21 national champions were crowned across the countrySunday (April 6) at the 2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Youth, Girls and Women’s National Championships, while on Monday (April 7) the Boston Junior Bruins claimed the Junior Tier III national championship. Title game results are below for all completed levels. Click on the scores for video highlights.
Still to come, the national sled hockey championship will be decided Sunday (April 13) and the adult nationals will be contested later this month. Already completed, the High School Varsity national championship went to Bethel Park (Pa.) on March 30.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Youth Tier I National Championship | Green Bay, Wis.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
14U Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Minn.) Chicago Mission 4-2
Note: With the win, SSM earned its first-ever 14U title and avenged a loss in last year’s final.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
16U Team Wisconsin Colorado Thunderbirds 2-1 (4 OT)
Note: First 16U champion from Wisconsin since the classification’s inception in 2003; first Wisconsin team to win a Tier I youth national championship at any classification since Team Wisconsin won the 17U title in 2002.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
18U Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Minn.) Victory Honda (Mich.) 4-2
Note: Third 18U national championship in four years for SSM.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Girls Tier I National Championship | Marlborough, Mass.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
14U Assabet Valley (Mass.) East Coast Wizards (Mass.) 2-1
Note: Second title in three years for Assabet; third straight runner-up finish for East Coast Wizards.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
16U Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Minn.) Mid-Fairfield (Conn.) 3-0
Note: Second straight 16U title for SSM.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
19U Assabet Valley (Mass.) Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Minn.) 2-0
Note: Either Assabet Valley or SSM has won the last six Tier I 19U girls titles.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Youth Tier II 14U National Championship | Hackensack, N.J.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
14U 1A Montana Thunderblades Team South Dakota 2-1
Note: The second-ever youth national championship for a Montana-based team; first was in 2010 (Tier II 16U 2A – Montana Thunderblades).
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
14U 2A Chesterfield Falcons (Mo.) New Canaan Winter Club (Ct.) 4-2
Note: Chesterfield finished its regular-season CSDHL schedule in second place, but hit on all cylinders to win at the 2014 nationals.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
14U 3A USA Eagles (Mich.) Miami Toros (Fla.) 3-1
Note: First-ever Tier II 14U 3A national championship for USA Eagles.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Youth Tier II 16U National Championship | Reston, Va.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
16U 1A Team South Dakota Delaware Ducks 7-1
Note: Second Tier II 16U 1A national championship in three seasons for Team South Dakota.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
16U 2A East Coast Eagles (N.C.) Union Knights (Az.) 3-2
Note: Second-straight Tier II 16U title for a North Carolina-based team (Greensboro Stars, 2013, Tier II 16U 1A).
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
16U 3A Oakland Jr. Grizzlies (Mich.) Massena/St. Lawrence (N.Y.) 3-2
Note: First Michigan-based Tier II 16U 3A champion since Summit Plastics won in 2011.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Youth Tier II 18U National Championship | Reston, Va.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
18U 1A Knoxville Ice Bears (Tenn.) Idaho Jr. Steelheads 5-1
Note: Second-ever national championship for a Tennessee-based team.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
18U 2A Affton Americans (Mo.) New Jersey Ice Vault Bandits 2-1
Note: Second-straight year with a Tier II national championship for an Affton-based team; Affton won an 18U 3A title last year.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
18U 3A Mid-State Mustangs (Pa.) Delaware Ducks 6-1
Note: Eighth national championship for a Pennsylvania-based team in youth nationals history.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Girls Tier II National Championship | Amherst, N.Y.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
14U Assabet Valley (Mass.) New Jersey Titans 5-1
Note: Assabet Valley programs competed in three of the six girls’ national championship games in 2014.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
16U Charles River (Mass.) Marquette Sentinels (Mich.) 2-1
Note: Massachusetts-based programs won five of the six girls’ national championships in 2014.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
19U Cape Cod Storm (Mass.) Keweenaw Storm (Mich.) 2-1
Note: Cape Cod emerged in the only national-championship battle of two teams with “Storm” nicknames.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Junior Tier III National Championship | Simsbury, Conn.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
Tier III Boston Jr. Bruins (Mass.) North Iowa Bulls 4-1
Note: Second junior national title for Boston Junior Bruins in four years; the program produced a Junior B national championship in 2011.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey Women’s A, B & C National Championship | Marlborough, Mass.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
Senior A Minnesota Blue J’s Team Connecticut 3-0
Note: Second-straight Women’s Senior A national championship for the Minnesota Blue J’s, and their fourth in the last six seasons.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
Senior B Gulf Coast Seagals (Fla.) Victory Honda (Mich.) 3-2
Note: First-ever Women’s Senior B national title for a Florida-based team.
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
Senior C Tri-City Selects (N.C.) Chicago Sharks 4-1
Note: First-ever Women’s Senior C national title for a North Carolina-based team.
2014 Toyota-USA Hockey High School Varsity National Championship | Omaha, Neb. (March 30)
Level Champion Runner-Up Score
Varsity Bethel Park (Pa.) Providence Catholic (Ill.) 2-1
Note: First High School Varsity national championship for a Pennsylvania-based team.
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Janet has been covering women's hockey for over 35 years. Along with a 38 year career in Public Relations and over 40 years photographing sports, she found a passion in women's hockey. Her initial story was on the founding of the Niagara University D1 program, she expanded to collegiate and youth and was active in the founding and promoting of the WNY Girls Varsity Ice Hockey Federation. When Professional Women's Hockey hit the ice she was there, one of the first to release the story in WNY. Along with her husband, Randy, people comment that if there's hockey, the Schultz's are there!

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