Coppell Hockey

AT&T High School Hockey League  - Summer Update

*Regular Season Starts- Sunday April 28th 

*Regular Season Ends- Sunday July 14th 

*Playoffs - Sunday July 21st & 28th 

*No Games on May 26th or July 7th (Memorial Day and July 4th weekends)

2019 Summer Hockey League Rules and Expectations

• Ten (10) Regular Season Games
• Playoffs for the top four (4) teams
• Games will be on Sunday late afternoon/evening at various StarCenter locations. 

• JV players must be incoming 7th -10th grade only (minimum 2006 birth year) 
• Varsity players must be incoming 8th-12th grade only

Interested in playing? Email us today!  coppellhockey@yahoo.com
 

Friday, April 26th  Awards Banquet

Mark your calendars for a fantastic dinner and awards program to celebrate the 2018-19 season.

Thank You for making our 2019 Texas Hold'Em Poker and Blackjack Tournament Fundraiser such a great success!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month which is an annual campaign to raise awareness of breast cancer and funds for research.

For the last two games in October, the Coppell Varsity and JV teams showed their support for the fight against breast cancer as the players tape their sticks pink in honor and support of those who have fought and are still fighting. 

Varsity South Summer Championship  - Coppell lost to Highland Park 5-2. Congratulations to our Summer Varsity Team for a great season!

We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for supporting the Amy and Michael Staples Memorial Foundation!

AMSMF Mission Statement:

To perpetuate Amy and Michael’s legacies by creating a self-supporting and perpetual endowment that will be used to support the causes and communities that were so important to them. They shared a truly unique life-journey that engaged them with many important and special causes that undoubtedly helped foster their incredible mother-son bond. The AMSMF endeavors to illuminate Amy and Michael’s footprints to assist anyone else that can benefit from the path that they forged with their special bond and super-human strength.

 AMSMF Amy and Michael Staples Memorial Foundation

CHSHA 

Players, parents, family members, coaches, and friends, Thank You for making the 2017-2018 Coppell Hockey Banquet such a success! Special thank you to all of those who volunteered to help set up such a wonderful event. 

We would like to recognize our Seniors and Award Winners from the 2017-2018 Coppell Hockey Banquet.

Seniors: Doug Norris, Adam Singer, and Benjamin Wickham

Banquet Awards: 

Trevor Moore - Offensive Player of the Year and USA Hockey Playmaker 

Adam Singer - Defensive Player of the Year and Golden Cowboy Award

Liam  Moore - Most Valuable Player of the Year and USA Hockey Hat Trick

Erik Masengill - Fighting Heart Award

Clark Parlier - USA Hockey Playmaker 

Austin Thurman - USA Hockey Playmaker

Please join us in congratulating Adam Singer and Liam Moore who were selected for the 2017-18 AT&T High School Hockey League Varsity All Star Team!

Coppell Hockey is honored to have three players to be recognized the AT&T Metroplex High School Hockey League the 2017-18 season.  Please join us in congratulating:

• Adam Singer – voted Varsity Silver Best Defenseman and selected for the All Academic High Honors award

• Liam Moore - selected for the All Academic High Honors award

• Clay Longbotham – selected for the All Academic Honors award

Go Cowboys!!

Congratulations to Coppell's own Liam Moore and Austin Thurman who will be advancing to the National Championships with their travel teams! 

We would like to say "Thank You" to everyone who made our 2018 Texas Hold 'Em Fundraiser successful.  Parents, family members, friends, players, and coaches we could not have done this without you.  Thank you for your continued support for the Coppell High School Hockey Association!

The Dallas Stars retired the jersey of Jere Lehtinen on Friday, November 24th when they hosted the Calgary Flames.  Jere’s number 26 was the fifth jersey to be retired by the franchise and the third retired since the team moved to Texas. Lehtinen played his entire fourteen year career with the Stars and was one of the game’s great two-way forwards. He was a three-time Selke Trophy winner, a four-time Olympic medalist and a Stanley Cup Champion.  

While Lehtinen helped introduce the city of Dallas to the game of hockey, he also had a profound impact on youth hockey in Coppell and the DFW area.  Jere and his family lived in Coppell during his playing days. His son was learning to skate and play hockey at the time, and Jere often volunteered as an assistant coach for mini mite, mite and squirt teams at the Dr. Pepper Stars Center in Farmers Branch and Valley Ranch. Lehtinen, never one to seek the spotlight, quietly helped teach the kids the fundamentals and to love to play the game of hockey. Many of the boys took to wearing Jere’s signature yellow skate laces during their practices and games. 

Lehtinen’s impact on youth hockey continues to this day with former mini mite, mite and squirt hockey players scattered throughout various Tier 1 and Tier 2 travel, house league and high school teams in the area, including Coppell High School Hockey players Trevor Moore, Vineet Madur, Erik Masengill, Austin Thurman, Sam Norris, Donovan Burdette, Jacob Smith, and Gibson Duhe.  Congratulations to Jere on the retirement of your number 26 with the Dallas Stars, and thanks for all you did to encourage and support the development of youth hockey in Coppell and DFW.

Kelly Thurman