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🏒 NY DEK Hockey All-Star Event RecapThe NY DEK Hockey All-Star Event kicked off with an exciting skills competition show...
04/02/2026

🏒 NY DEK Hockey All-Star Event Recap

The NY DEK Hockey All-Star Event kicked off with an exciting skills competition showcasing some of the league’s top talents.

In the Hardest Shot competition, Justin Gibson recorded a blistering 91 MPH shot, earning top honors. The Accuracy Challenge was won by Dylan Lashuk, who scored 4 points by hitting two of the small targets. The Shootout competition went the distance, reaching the 5th round, where Brody Weiss ultimately came out on top. On the goaltending side, Anthony Talavera was outstanding, allowing just two goals during the entire shootout competition.

The evening then moved into the All-Star Game, where the team representing East Meadow, Sachem, and Lindenhurst pulled away late for a 5–3 victory, including an empty-net goal to seal it. Despite the final score, the game was tight throughout and tied with about four minutes remaining, before the winning side capitalized late to secure the win.

It was a great night highlighting the skill, competitiveness, and excitement of players from across the league. 🏒✨

🏒 Smithtown Triumphs 5-2 Over MassapequaMaximus Scotti steals the spotlight with a hat trick, leading Smithtown to a com...
03/24/2026

🏒 Smithtown Triumphs 5-2 Over Massapequa

Maximus Scotti steals the spotlight with a hat trick, leading Smithtown to a commanding win on March 15, 2026 at NY DEK Hockey.

🔥 Scotti set the tone early with a 1st period goal, then exploded for two more in the 2nd and one in the 3rd.

🎯 Yiannis Pasaportis was everywhere — dishing out multiple assists and adding a goal of his own to keep Smithtown in control.

Massapequa showed fight:
• Andrew Keuchler answered in the 2nd
• Landon Marr added a late goal

But it wasn’t enough.

💪 Collin Salierno chipped in during the 3rd, and Smithtown’s relentless offense and disciplined play sealed the deal.

Final: Smithtown 5 | Massapequa 2

🏒 Free Agents Edge Massapequa JV 5–4 on Literal Last-Second GoalIn a dramatic finish at NY DEK Hockey, the Suffolk Count...
03/17/2026

🏒 Free Agents Edge Massapequa JV 5–4 on Literal Last-Second Goal

In a dramatic finish at NY DEK Hockey, the Suffolk County Free Agents defeated Massapequa JV 5–4 after a literal last-second goal sealed the victory.

The Free Agents struck first when Christopher Conn opened the scoring at 8:58 of the first period, assisted by Luke Casimano and Liam Ging. Just minutes later, Liam Ging added another to give Suffolk County a 2–0 lead. Massapequa responded late in the period when Dylan Edmonds scored with 1:47 remaining, cutting the deficit to 2–1 heading into the second.

Early in the second period, Ging struck again at 1:34, finishing a pass from Hudson Garafola to restore a two-goal cushion at 3–1.

The third period turned into a back-and-forth thriller. Luke Casimano extended the Free Agents’ lead to 4–1, but Massapequa mounted an impressive comeback. Michael Kasparian started the rally, followed by goals from Michael Mondello and Greg Wallrapp, tying the game 4–4 with just 18 seconds remaining.

Just when overtime seemed inevitable, the Free Agents delivered one final moment of drama. With literally one second left, Benjamin Olsen scored the game-winner off a feed from Zachary Olsen, giving Suffolk County a thrilling 5–4 victory.

Both teams showed resilience in a fast-paced game that featured momentum swings and a dramatic finish.

❄️🏒 AFTER A LONG SNOW DELAY… PLAYOFF HOCKEY IS BACK! 🏒❄️📅 Saturday, March 14, 2026📍 NY DEK HockeyAfter weeks of weather ...
03/10/2026

❄️🏒 AFTER A LONG SNOW DELAY… PLAYOFF HOCKEY IS BACK! 🏒❄️

📅 Saturday, March 14, 2026
📍 NY DEK Hockey

After weeks of weather delays, the wait is finally over. The School League Playoffs return this Saturday with four semifinal matchups and a trip to the championship on the line. Every game is win-or-go-home.

🌅 9:00 AM — JV Semifinal
🟢 Suffolk County Free Agents (Home) vs 🔷 Nassau County Free Agents

Two explosive offenses collide to open the day. Suffolk’s depth meets Nassau’s scoring firepower in a rivalry game where one big shift could decide everything.

⚡ 10:00 AM — JV Semifinal
🟡 Massapequa JV (Home) vs ⚫ E. Meadow, Bellmore & Merrick JV

A tightly contested regular season leads to this playoff clash. Both teams know each other well, and playoff intensity should make this one a battle from start to finish.

🔥 11:00 AM — Varsity Semifinal
🟡 Massapequa (Home) vs 🔵 Sachem

A heavyweight Varsity matchup. Two physical, disciplined teams collide with a championship berth in sight.

🚨 12:00 PM — Varsity Semifinal
🟢 E. Meadow, Bellmore & Merrick (Home) vs 🔷 Smithtown

The top seed meets a surging Smithtown squad that’s been building momentum. Speed, structure, and big-game performances will decide this one.

🏆 Four semifinal games. Four winners advance.
Playoff intensity returns to Northwell — and the road to the championship begins again.

🎟️ See you at the rink.

Called that one halfway through the game!
02/22/2026

Called that one halfway through the game!

02/13/2026

We’re proud to introduce Pioneer Sports as the new provider of the School Ball Hockey League (SBHL) on Long Island! 🏒🔥

While the name is new, our commitment to competitive balance, organization, and a first-class player experience remains the same. 💙

What’s New:
📍 New Suffolk County rink (Central Islip)
🏆 Nassau & Suffolk divisions
➡️ Minimal regular-season travel
🥇 Best-of-3 Long Island Championship Series — Champions keep the Cup for the year and are permanently engraved in SBHL history
🏫 Elementary (4th–5th Grade)
🎓 High School (9th–12th Grade)
(Grade based on student’s grade as of 1/1/26)

No more JV division — one competitive division per school level. If a district can’t field a full roster, neighboring districts will combine. 🤝

🚫 No tryouts — open registration

Season begins early April with games on Saturdays & Wednesday evenings, finishing by mid-June. ☀️

🌟 New Name, Same League Experience 🌟
🎥 Live professional game coverage
📲 Post-game social highlights
⭐ All-Star Game & Skills Competition

A true school-based championship experience that players will never forget. 🏒

💥 Registration Now Open 💥
🔗 Link in bio
🌐 pioneersbhl.com

Registration deadline is 3/12 to allow time for team formation and production of our customized reversible jerseys & shorts. 👕🔥

Questions? Call/text (516) 359-1024 or email [email protected]
🚀🏒

01/23/2026

🏒🔥 FINAL REGULAR SEASON SCORING LEADERS 🔥🏒

🥇 #1 Justin Gibson (Nassau FA) — 32 pts (26G, 6A)
➡️ The runaway MVP of the regular season. Elite finishing, league-best point total, and a ridiculous 3.20 PTS/G over 10 games.

🥈 #2 Collin S. (Smithtown) — 18 pts (10G, 8A)
⬆️ Big jump into second. Smithtown’s engine all season, combining scoring touch with playmaking.

🥉 #3 Austin August (Nassau FA) — 16 pts (10G, 6A)
⚡ Fewer games, massive impact. Matches Gibson with 3.20 PTS/G, making every shift count.

🔥 #4 Yiannis P. (Smithtown) — 15 pts (8G, 7A)
📈 Consistent, dangerous, and clutch — a major reason Smithtown surged late.

🎯 #5 Christopher Conn (Suffolk FA) — 15 pts (10G, 5A)
🧊 Reliable scorer who showed up every week and finished tied for 4th overall.

🧠 #6 Giovanni D. (Suffolk FA) — 15 pts (6G, 9A)
🎩 League-best assist man among top scorers — pure playmaker.

💥 #7 Brody W. (Sachem) — 14 pts (8G, 6A)
🚀 Power scorer who drove Sachem’s offense from start to finish.

🔄 #8 Joey Flynn (Massapequa JV) — 12 pts (4G, 8A)
🛠️ Does it all — transition, setup, pressure — glue guy with big influence.

🎯 #9 James Duffy (EMBM JV) — 12 pts (8G, 4A)
📌 High-efficiency scorer who capitalized when it mattered.

⚖️ #10 Evin P. (Massapequa Varsity) — 12 pts (6G, 6A)
🏒 Two-way force and steady producer anchoring a top Varsity squad.

📝 Final Takeaway:
This season featured elite volume scorers, efficiency monsters, and true playmakers — and the gap between stars and depth narrowed fast. Now it’s playoff time… where stats reset, but reputations don’t. 💥🏆

🏒 LEARN TO PLAY DEK HOCKEY! 🏒Looking for a fun, fast-paced way to get your kids moving this spring?Pioneer Sports is tea...
01/21/2026

🏒 LEARN TO PLAY DEK HOCKEY! 🏒

Looking for a fun, fast-paced way to get your kids moving this spring?

Pioneer Sports is teaming up with the NY Islanders to bring Learn to Play Dek Hockey to Northwell Health Ice Center!

📍 East Meadow, NY
🕛 Sundays | 12pm–1pm
📅 3/15, 3/22, 3/29, 4/12, 4/19, 4/26, 5/3, 5/17
👦👧 Grades Pre-K through 3rd (groups separated by grade)

💰 $195 per participant
🏒 Equipment not included

👉 Register now: www.playpioneersports.com

Perfect for beginners — no experience needed!
Let’s grow the game 🧡💙

🏒 FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS — FALL 2025🔵 VARSITY (Final Seeds)🥇 1. E Meadow, Bellmore & Merrick (7–2, 15 pts)EMBM f...
01/20/2026

🏒 FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS — FALL 2025

🔵 VARSITY (Final Seeds)
🥇 1. E Meadow, Bellmore & Merrick (7–2, 15 pts)
EMBM finishes as the top seed after winning the head-to-head series (2–1) over Massapequa, which serves as the primary tiebreaker. A strong finish on both ends of the floor secured first place.

🥈 2. Massapequa (7–2–1, 15 pts)
Level on points and wins with EMBM, but slots into the #2 seed due to the head-to-head tiebreaker. Massapequa closes the season as the highest-scoring Varsity team and remains a championship favorite.

🥉 3. Sachem (6–4, 12 pts)
Sachem claims third with consistent scoring and one of the league’s best goal differentials. A steady season positions them well heading into postseason play.

4. Smithtown (5–5, 10 pts)
Smithtown finishes fourth after a balanced season offensively. They showed late momentum and enter the playoffs capable of pushing anyone.

5. Lindenhurst (0–9–1, 1 pt)
Despite a difficult regular season, Lindenhurst closes strong with valuable late-game experience and resets cleanly for postseason play.

🟢 JUNIOR VARSITY (Final Seeds)
Three teams finished tied at 11 points, triggering multiple tiebreakers.

🥇 1. Massapequa JV (5–4–1, 11 pts)
Earns the top seed after wins were tied, using fewest goals allowed (29 GA) as the next tiebreaker.

🥈 2. Suffolk County Free Agents (5–4–1, 11 pts)
Edges Nassau into second place by winning the head-to-head series (2–1).

🥉 3. Nassau County Free Agents (5–4–1, 11 pts)
Same record and points as Suffolk, but settles into third due to the head-to-head tiebreaker.

4. E Meadow, Bellmore & Merrick JV (5–5, 10 pts)
Also finishes with five wins, but lands fourth after the other three teams picked up extra points through overtime or shootout losses.

🧠 Final Notes
Varsity: EMBM claims the top seed via head-to-head, setting the playoff bracket tone.

JV: One of the tightest races of the season, decided by wins → goals allowed → head-to-head.

Regular season complete. Clean slate ahead. 🏆🔥

01/19/2026

🏒🔥 JV REGULAR SEASON FINALE — STATEMENT MADE 🔥🏒

Nassau County Free Agents 4, Massapequa JV 1
📅 Saturday, Jan 17, 2026 | NY DEK Hockey at Northwell Health

With JV playoff seeding still wide open, Nassau County Free Agents delivered a decisive 4–1 win, closing the regular season with momentum and clarity at the top.

⏱️ Game Breakdown
🔹 Massapequa struck first early, briefly applying pressure and testing Nassau’s resolve.
🔹 Nassau answered before the first intermission and never looked back, controlling pace and possession the rest of the way.
⚡ A strong second period extended the lead, and a two-goal burst midway through the third slammed the door shut.

Nassau dictated play down the stretch, limiting quality chances and finishing the regular season in full control.

📊 Why This Game Mattered
🏆 This was the final JV game of the regular season.
📈 Nassau’s win:

Locks in critical tiebreaker advantages

Strengthens their case for a top seed

Sends a clear message heading into the postseason

Meanwhile, Massapequa now shifts focus to the playoffs, where seeding margins are razor-thin and matchups are anything but forgiving.

🚨 Big Picture
✔ Regular season complete
✔ JV standings finalized
✔ Playoff intensity officially begins

The JV division finishes the regular season exactly as promised:
tight races, late swings, and playoff hockey starting early. 🏒💥

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01/18/2026

🏒🔥 VARSITY PLAYOFF PLAY-IN PREVIEW (4 vs 5) 🔥🏒

📅 Wednesday, Jan 21, 2026
📍 NY DEK Hockey at Northwell Health
🎟️ Winner advances to face #1 seed EMBM

⚔️ Smithtown vs Lindenhurst — Round Two
These two teams are meeting again, just days after closing the regular season against each other — this time with everything on the line.

Smithtown ended the regular season with a decisive 9–1 win over Lindenhurst, showcasing pace, depth scoring, and sustained offensive pressure. Multiple players got on the scoresheet, and Smithtown controlled the game from start to finish.

Now, the slate is wiped clean.

🔵 Smithtown: Momentum, but Pressure
Smithtown enters the playoffs as the #4 seed, carrying confidence from a dominant finale.
🔥 They’ll look to replicate the same tempo and attack early.
⚠️ But with expectations comes pressure — playoff hockey rarely looks like the regular season.

🟡 Lindenhurst: Nothing to Lose
Lindenhurst comes in as the #5 seed, with a chance to flip the script immediately.
🧱 Expect a tighter structure, cleaner breakouts, and a focus on limiting transition chances.
💥 One strong start can change everything in a single-elimination game.

🏆 What’s at Stake
✅ Winner advances to the semifinals vs #1 EMBM

❌ Loser’s season ends

🔥 Big Picture
Smithtown has momentum

Lindenhurst has urgency

The regular season result provides context — but not guarantees

Same teams. Same rink. Totally different stakes.
Playoff hockey starts now. 🏒💥

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