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| 1992 - '93: AAA State Champions | |
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| Roster | Ty Brenot, Jim Brunner, Matt Coppolia, Brandon Corey, Chris Dross, Nate Fitch, Jason Guerrieri, Marc Johnson, Toby Lang, Mike McCarney, Tim Mudger, Lenny Myers, Brandon Needler, Kevin Petrarca, Scott Phillis, Ron Pusz, Chris Rozell, Ryan Smart, Kevin Straub, Mike Teasdale, Jeff Walker, Tom Westfall |
| Regular Season | Back to Back was the theme at the start of season. Gone was Mike Abbondanza in goal, but Jim Brunner, a sophomore, stepped in to replace him and along with Matt Coppola gave Meadville solid goaltending throughout the season. The '92-'93 schedule was the most difficult ever in Meadville history. The team played in four tournaments including one in Cranbrook, MI; the Nichols tourney in Buffalo and the St. Ed's tourney in Cleveland. The only tournament they won was the Central Catholic Invitational with a convincing victory over Buffalo St. Francis. As well, the team played four games against the Cleveland Lumberjacks AAA Midget team - the `Dogs won two, lost one and tied one. The Bulldogs only lost seven games that year - all against teams mentioned in the above tournaments and the Lumberjacks. Meadville did not lose a single game to a PA high school and won their seventh consecutive Lakeshore title. Some people feel this may have been the finest Meadville team assembled in Plunkett's tenure as coach. |
| Post-Season | The `Dogs rolled through the Western PA playoffs setting up a rematch with Monsignor Bonner in Philadelphia. After falling behind 1-0, Meadville tied the game on Brandon Corey's goal late in the second period. The Bulldogs scored four times in the third as they won 5-1. Jim Brunner was named game MVP. |
