THE #ESHOW

Our first team of the week feature highlights the Seahawks Hockey Club, as Bill Zaniboni gets set to turn the page over to season #4 for his program.
In each of the first three seasons, the Seahawks have made a step forward from the previous year. In their inaugural season, the Seahawks won 14 games. That number climbed up to 26 wins and the franchise's first-ever playoff appearance in the 2018-19 season. Then, this past year (2019-20), the Seahawks won 31 games in the regular season and picked up their first-ever postseason victory.
All in all, while the success on the ice has steadily improved, Zaniboni is more concerned with his team's advancement numbers, which currently sit at 29 NCAA Commitments through three years.

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The latest edition of the #Eshow talks about training and conditioning during the unprecedented times that we're in. While the majority of players don't have access to ice time right now, the work should not stop. There is plenty that can be done off the ice, to make sure you're ready when the skates come back on.
The guests on episode #14 are Ryan Garrow and David Rosales. Garrow is the current Strength & Conditioning Coach at Saint Michael's College, a role that he recently accepted after spending time in a similar position with the Vermont Lumberjacks. While with the Lumberjacks, one of the players he connected with was Rosales. The 2017-18 EHL Student-Athlete of the Year grew up and developed with the program, spending two years apiece in the EHL and the Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP).
Rosales is now a sophomore at New York University and the Head Content Architect for HockeyStrengthandConditioning.com. The former Lumberjack helped run all of his team's workouts throughout his junior hockey career. Now, Rosales is trying help athletes focus on the proper aspects they need to while away from the rink; it's all in order to better prepare themselves for when the puck drops again.

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The Offseason Roundtable features Rich DeCaprio (Boston Jr. Rangers), Eric Lind (Connecticut RoughRiders), Andrew Trimble (New England Wolves), Chris Cerrella (New Hampshire Avalanche), and Adam Houli (New Jersey 87s).
As we embark on what will be the most interesting summer in the history of the junior hockey, our coaches try to answer some of the recruiting questions that will be consistently asked over the next few months.
Tough decisions lie ahead, and our coaches tell you why the EHL is the way to go.

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The final podcast of the 2019-20 season puts the final bow on the year, which was unfortunately cut short of crowning a pair of league champions.
The #Ecrew takes a look back on a memorable campaign that included a handful of records broken throughout the EHL and the EHLP. While everyone is disappointed with how the season ended, it's still very clear that this was the best year to date for the league.
From crossing the 1000-mark for NCAA Commitments, to going 1-1-1 against a trio of NCAA Division III opponents during All-Star Week, there are still tons of highlights to look back on and be proud of from the "unfinished season".
Check out the latest edition of the #Eshow, which includes a discussion over the league's decision to cancel the season, as well as conversation on the unsettling times the world is going through right now.

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After a phenomenal set of Play-In Games on Wednesday, only 22 teams remain combined between the Eastern Hockey League (EHL) and the Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP).
Check out our predictions for the First Round of the playoffs, including the newest set of picks for the #Ecrew Fantasy Challenge.

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It's postseason time in Eastern Hockey League (EHL) and the Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP).
Check out our predictions for the Play-In Round of the playoffs, including the next set of picks for the #Ecrew Fantasy Challenge.

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This week's episode features a program in their final year, hoping to make one last run towards an EHL Championship.
The Philadelphia Jr. Flyers have been a staple in the EHL since 2013, and they've helped 38 players advance on to college hockey. The Jr. Flyers also won the 2016-17 EHL Championship, in a truly dream season in Pennsylvania.
Jerry Domish has been the Head Coach and General Manager since the Jr. Flyers came into the league, and he feels ready for the postseason. In order to make a run, Domish knows that he'll have to lean on his leaders like Billy McDevitt, to survive and advance.
McDevitt and the Jr. Flyers' broadcaster Joe Sindoni, each know that they can play with the Connecticut RoughRiders, it's just a matter of taking things one shift at a time.

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This week's episode features a program in their third season, that has progressed with each and every year. The Seahawks Hockey Club believes in developing relationships with each other, both on and off the ice. While they have already set a franchise record for wins in a season, their focus still remains on advancing players to the next level.
Bill Zaniboni was named the 2018-19 EHL Coach of the Year, and has been a part of the All-Star Coaching Staff in each of the last two seasons. Zaniboni believes strongly in what both the EHL and the Seahawks have to offer.
Jack Macdonald is one of the players that has bought into what the league and the Seahawks have to offer, coming all the way from Wisconsin to play junior hockey on the Cape. In his second season, he's seen his play develop, along with all of the teammates he's had throughout his time in the EHL.
Looking forward, the Seahawks will not be disappointed if their 2019-20 campaign ends short of a championship, but they still have high hopes of advancing to the 2020 EHL Frozen Finals.

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This week's episode features a program in their second season, that has laid a solid foundation for years to come. Team Maryland turned heads instantly at the start of the season, and now as we head towards the EHL Playoffs, they are a definite sleeper to keep an eye on in the Mid-Atlantic Conference.
Josh Fusco is in his 3rd season in the EHL, and his 1st with Team Maryland. Coming over from the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Knights, Fusco has helped Team Maryland make tremendous strides in just their second season in the league.
Evan Green has been with Fusco the past few years, and came over with his coach to serve as the team captain this season. Green and Tristan Mock are the first two commits for Maryland, as the '99 leaders of their team will be joining Becker College together this fall.
Green and Mock are each helping to echo the message that Fusco is delivering to his team, with their sights set on Providence, RI, and the 2020 EHL Frozen Finals.

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This week's episode features a program in their inaugural season in the league. After a few years as an independent junior hockey organization, the Seacoast Spartans chose to join the EHL based off of its strong history of placing players into NCAA programs.
Brett Tryder is the Head Coach and General Manager of the Spartans, and a huge fan of the league.
Tryder formerly spent time behind the bench of the New England Wolves, and after a few years away, he jumped at the opportunity when the Spartans job became available. Over the years, Tryder believes that recruiting for the league has gotten easier, surely based off of how strong the EHL has become.
Kurt Mallett serves as the Director of Hockey Operations for the entire Spartans organization, as well as an Assistant Coach for Tryder. In working with the Spartans' ownership, they knew immediately based off of his past experience that Tryder was their guy.
Part of the reason for the confidence had to do with players like Shea Flanagan, who came to the Spartans with Tryder, looking to help lay the foundation for the new program.

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