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Apple Core's depth at the core of its success

The New York Apple Core Junior B team relies on a group effort to succeed. That group effort produced a 30-game winning streak after an opening day loss. It was also able to put together an impressive response when the team saw its winning streak end on Jan. 30.

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Apple Core’s depth at the core of its success

The New York Apple Core Junior B team relies on a group effort to succeed. That group effort produced a 30-game winning streak after an opening day loss. It was also able to put together an impressive response when the team saw its winning streak end on Jan. 30.

AJHL scoring leader Daniel hoping to taking a step up

Atlantic Junior Hockey League teams have been unable to stop Travis Daniel of the New Jersey Rockets this season. The other top scorers in the AJHL may get the chance, however, to overtake Daniel in the scoring race if he gets the call to the USHL.

Seattle Totems duo putting up big numbers

Chris Beede has established himself as the clear leader — on the Seattle Totems’ attack and in the league scoring race. The 20-year-old from nearby Lynwood, Wash., has 79 points (24 goals and 55 assists) in 32 games to lead the league scoring race by nine points over linemate Jake Rademacher, who has 28 goals and 42 assists in 35 games.

Brodie’s turnaround in Wenatchee sparked by preparation, confidence

The jump from Midget Major AAA hockey all the way to the Tier II Junior A level of the North American Hockey League can be a difficult one. Kyle Brodie found that out a year ago when he left home in Colorado to play for the Wenatchee Wild in Washington.

Aneloski’s numbers from the blueline don’t lie

Bryce Aneloski had done it once already this season, but that did not reduce the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders defenseman’s surprise when he matched the league’s season-high for points in a game.

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