WELCOME TO THE TEXAS STATE HOME OF HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY
High School Hockey in Texas has become Nationally recognized for its success. The past 3 seasons teams from Texas have won TWO National Championships, Frisco-2017 and Team Texas Girls in 2019. Texas teams have also captured TWO Bronze Medals, Plano West in 2018 and Frisco in 2019. Hockey is growing at all levels and that growth has begun to reach the high school ranks. A steady increase in High School Hockey participation is anticipated over the next few seasons and TAHA will be ready to serve the new influx of players. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time.
CONTACT INFORMATION
TAHA Section President & AT&T Metroplex HSHL in DFW
Keith Andresen
kandresen@dallasstars.com
AT&T METROPLEX HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY LEAGUE WEBSITE (DALLAS/FT. WORTH)
ISHL Houston Area League Contact
Mike Cuomo
cuomomc@gmail.com
ISHL (HOUSTON)
2020 TEAM TEXAS SELECTIONS
Tryouts for Team Texas have concluded and we congratulate the players listed below on their selections to this years team. Unfortunately the America's Showcase in St. Louis has been cancelled but we wanted to recognize these players on their achievement.
Team Texas 2020
Forwards
Cullen Hogan- Frisco
Jack Herron- Richardson/Rockwall
Brandon Zeis- Prosper
Ben Mondu- Southlake Carroll
Julian Gonzales- Southlake Carroll
Seth Dragojevic- Jesuit
Chris Yonce- Keller
Tristan Aun- Arlington
Cade Wood- Southlake Carroll
Liam Donovan- Keller
Ian Lotz- Frisco
Jared Burkhart- JPll
Defense
Stefan Kruger- Frisco
Austin Norman- Flower Mound/Marcus
Brayden Leija- Frisco
Owen Leland- Southlake Carroll
Jason Martinez- Flower Mound/Marcus
Tommy Mullen- Memorial West, Houston
Goalies
Sam Haynes- Highland Park
Liam Haire- Fair Creek, Houston
Alternates
Forward- Trevor Oullette- Keller
Defense- Jack McGahey- McKinney
Goalie- Aaron Palos- McKinney
Head Coach: Cosmo Clarke
Assist Coach: Knute Anderson
2020 State High School Hockey Championships
The 2020 Texas State High School Hockey Championships were held January 24-26. Tier I (PURE) and II (BLENDED) games were played at the Children's Health StarCenter in Valley Ranch. The Division 2A& 2B were held at the Children's Health StarCenter in Mansfield.
2020 High School State Tournament-Results
Division 1
Jesuit College Prep defeated Allen 2 games to 1 in a best of three series. Both Jesuit & Allen qualified for the National Tournament. Unfortunately this years tournament was cancelled due to COVID-19.
Division 2
In D2 play Frisco nipped a determined Southlake team 2-1 in the Championship. Frisco scored to break a 1-1 tie with 5:21 left in the 2nd period and then held on the rest of the game to capture the crown. Frisco qualified for the National Tournament. Unfortunately this years tournament was cancelled due to COVID-19.
Division 2A
Coppell was victorious at the 2A Division with a 7-3 victory over a gritty Denton County club. The Cowboys captured their first State title in 15 years with the victory.
Division 2B
Four teams from the ISHL in Houston competed in the State Tournament for the first time since 2014 and the DFW based teams took notice. Three of the four clubs from Houston made the semi-finals including Cy-Woods, Ridge Point and Seven Lakes. Cy-Woods knocked off Seven Lakes 3-2 and Grapevine/Colleyville nipped #1 seed Ridge Point in the semi-final round. The Championship between GV/CV and Cy-Woods was a back and forth affair with Cy-Woods capturing their first ever State Championship by a score of 3-2.
2019 USA Hockey National Championships
Team Texas Girls, the first girls team from Texas to advance to the National High School Tournament, brought home the crown in convincing fashion. Team Texas avenged their only tournament loss, a 3-2 decision to MN Dynamo Black, by smashing Dynamo 10-0 in the Championship game.
In Division 2 play, Frisco advanced through pool play and the Quarter-Finals before dropping a Semi-Final match-up, 2-0, against the eventual National Champion Boulder/Monarch.
In Division 1, Jesuit did not advance out of pool play. Jesuit fought hard in the toughest bracket against Edina and Santa Margarita who ended up playing each other in the D1 National Championship.
Team Texas Girls 2019 USAH National Champions
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