THE #ESHOW

This week's episode features a program that has won multiple regular season championships, but the Philadelphia Little Flyers are playing more of an under the radar role this year. Can they make it back to Providence, RI for the 2020 Frozen Finals?
Mark Catron is the Head Coach for both the EHL and EHLP teams, and also serves as the General Manager for each club.
In his second season in this role, Catron credits the success of his former players as well as the league, when discussing the challenges of recruiting. Jacob Berg is a player Catron brought in last year, and the Little Flyers' captain is the latest example of a strong pipeline that has been established from Dallas, TX to Aston, PA.
Berg is very pleased that he found the Little Flyers organization and the EHL, as ultimately these elements of his life will be the reason he plays hockey in college.

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This week's episode features a program that has made a step forward with each and every year since entering the league. For the Vermont Lumberjacks, there is just one goal in mind, and that's the 2020 Frozen Finals.
Jim Mosso is the Head Coach of the EHL team, and serves as the General Manager for the entire organization, overseeing the Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP) team as well.
In his second full season with these responsibilities, Mosso has learned more and more with every game and every practice. On this week's episode, the two-time EHLP Coach of the Year talks about adapting from the playoff losses, and working towards earning more time together as a team.
Joining Mosso on the podcast this week, are two of the biggest contributors to this year's success, Logan DiScanio and David Reduzzi. Each player has followed their own path to this point, with this being DiScanio's third year with the Lumberjacks and Reduzzi in the middle of his rookie campaign.
While no other organization is located further north than the Lumberjacks, the team embraces the challenge and feels the extra time spent on the road only helps the group grow closer to one another.

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This week's episode features a program on the rise in the New England Wolves, the defending champions in the Eastern Hockey League Premier (EHLP).
Just like last week's guests, the New Jersey 87s, the Wolves are run by a pair of co-owners/co-coaches in Andrew Trimble and Tim Kunes. Since taking over the program in 2017, the Wolves have made steady progress in both the EHL and the EHLP, each and every season. This year, their goals are big at the EHL level, and even bigger in the EHLP, as they look to repeat as champions.
As for the player on the podcast this week, Rob Haak chose the Wolves and the EHL for his final year of junior hockey and it paid off immediately. The '99 native of Spencerport, NY made his commitment to Morrisville State back in October, and just like the coaches, he wants to see both programs advance all the way to the 2020 EHL Frozen Finals in Providence, RI.
Whether both teams advance all the way or not, the Wolves have become one of the top programs in the #Eshow through a steady progression. One step at a time through one season at a time, and Laconia, NH is a community that has fully embraced their team.

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This week's episode features the 1st-place team in the Mid-Atlantic Conference, the New Jersey 87s.
Adam Houli and Matthew Kiernan are the co-owners and co-coaches for the organization that's only in their 3rd year of operating a junior hockey franchise. However, based off of their successes to date, you would never had guessed that.
As for the player on this week's podcast, Andrew Maynard is in his 2nd season with the 87's, and may be the most improved player in the EHL this year. After tallying 24 points in 33 games last season, Maynard already has 43 points in 26 games to date this year.

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The #Eshow is back in a new way, as we turn over to a new calendar year. Check out the revamped version of the podcast as Neil Ravin is joined by Rich DeCaprio, Mitchell Haight, and Billy Girard from the Boston Jr. Rangers.

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Welcome to the #Eshow, your home for the latest news and updates on the Eastern Hockey League (EHL). Join the host, Neil Ravin, each week as he catches up with coaches, players, scouts and more from around the league. The EHL has set itself apart as the college placement leader at the NCAA Division II and III levels. Every story is different, and we're ready to help you write the next chapter in yours. Next stop, the #Eshow.

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