After moving to the defensive end for the Dowd Cup Tournament, Burns still managed to record seven points in three victories. 25, when the Eagles were the top ranked public school in the state.

Burns had the game-winning goal against Class A North rival Middletown South on Jan.

5 meeting with rival Manasquan, Burns delivered a single-game career-high four goals in a 7-4 victory over the Warriors, and followed up with another three-goal night on Jan. Burns logged consecutive hat trick efforts against Old Bridge and Freehold Township on Dec. One of the most anticipated performers at the APP Hockey Classic is Shane Haviland, who after logging 36 goals and 19 assists in just 21 games was named the Shore Conference Hockey Player of the Year.Ģ017 Highlights: Burns was a leader, a jack of all trades skater and one of the most balanced point producers in the Shore Conference, registering 52 points on 25 goals and 27 assists. But everything they did this past year, they'll remember this for the rest of their lives, and I know I'll never forget them for the rest of my life.' 'We weren't the ones who were holding the trophy at the end. 'I'm so proud of these guys and what they were able to accomplish together,' said Wall Township coach Mike Dianora, who will be behind the bench for the Blue Team at the APP Hockey Classic, where four of his Crimson Knights standouts will appear. In the NJSIAA Public B State Tournament, this newly crowned Wall Township club was far from finished, knocking off Johnson and Roxbury in succession, before edging Mahwah by a 1-0 score in the quarterfinals.Ī semifinals meeting with fellow conference power Middletown South followed, and so did a lopsided 7-3 triumph that fell in favor of the Knights, who once again propelled their program to a new peak by reaching the state finals.

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