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Matt Bartelson
Future Plans - Matts says" My future plans are to attend Ivey Tech to finish up my general education classes, then transfer to IUPUI to finish my degree at the kelly school of business
" I would like to personally thank my family for driving me to all of the over night tournaments, and supporting me while playing for Carmel. I would also like to thank all of my previous coaches and teammates for helping me get to where I am now.
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Mike Coyne
Mike plans to attend Perdue University in the college of Mechanical Engineering
Mike would like to say ..
"Thanks to my parents for taking me to all of those early morning games. My earlier coaches like My Dad, Luke Tremblay, and Bozo for teaching me the fundamentals of the game and getting me ready for high school. Thanks to my high school coaches Rocky Trottier, Moe, Quimby, Jack, Deron, My Dad, Bozo ....and Frank Engel for building my mental and physical strength and skill that this game demands at all times. All of these coaches help me become the player I am today, I would like to thank them all
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Brett Desmond
Brett is going attend college majoring in business
Brett would like to thank " Keitth Moe, Chris Quimby, Deron Wait, Ebbey Klovanski, Steve Coyne, Rich Mills , Bozo, and my mom and dad who have invested not only a large amount of time but also money to do something I love.
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Jon Micah Goeller
I will be attending Indiana University on scholarship where I plan to concentrate my studies in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and the Kelley School of Business
Jon Micah says - I have benefitted from all coaches that I have played for especially Head Coach Jack Manard and Assistant Coaches Deron Wait and Mike Bozoian, I also want to thank Frank Engel for helping me grow as a person and an athlete in his weight room. Finally, I would like to thank my mom Caryl, for teaching me to skate at this rink 16 years ago, for driving me to and from practices and tournaments through the years and for attending every single one of my games !
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Kyle Goyke
Kyle has played for Carmel for 4 years, 1 year white, 3 years on Blue
Kyle plans on attending college studying for a degree in History, with a fifth year student teaching to acquire Secondary Education Teaching Certification, Also plans on getting Master's Degree to become a Historian
Kyle says - My parents for paying for hockey and driving me wherever I needed to be. As well my older brother for teaching me defense, and my younger brother for teaching me to have fun with it all.
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Brandon Kidd
Brandon plans on attending college, studying Sports Administration/Management He hopes to have a career with the NCAA after finishing college
Brandon says- I would first and foremost like to thank God for giving me the ability to play hockey. I thank my parents for their unending support and confidence. I would like to thank all coaches who have taught me the game and helped enhance my playing abilities. Lastly I would like to thank all of my teammates for making it a fun experience
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Reese Miller
Reese plans to go to college and is in the process of making the decision where. He hopes to continue to play hockey at the Club Div 1 level.
Reese says- I would like to thank my parents for dragging me around to the rinks, they have been my ride since I started. They are always at my games and cheering for me, unless my brother has a game. I also want to thank all of my coaches I have learned at lot from them, but I want to thank Jack Manard specifically. I have only played on his team for a year and half but have learned a lot. Not only did Jack help me with hockey, but he was also there to give me his thoughts on colleges for next year. I also want to thank my teammates for bringing a good season this year.
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Michael Price
Michael plans on studying engineering /science at university.
Michael says - I would like to thank my Dad for supporting me through my hockey career.
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Nick Weaver
Nick plans to play hockey in college at the University of Tennessee, then hopefully go to Law School
Nick says- I would like to thank my Dad for standing in the cold more times than I can count and driving countless miles so I could follow my dream
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