TEAM PSS — Philadelphia Firebirds
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TEAM TOYOTA — Philadelphia Ramblers
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TEAM RIVER ROCK ACADEMY — Philadelphia Blazers
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2026
After all three teams held morning practices with their respective coaches, the games got underway. Every team played twice.
Team PSS Group (Firebirds) 6 – Team Toyota (Ramblers) 2
A hat trick from camp first-time player Erik Marsh and a pair of tallies by Tim Dunton stakes the Firebirds-inspired green team to a comfortable win. The final two PSS goals were empty netters including a Marsh one that finished his hat trick. The first Toyota goal, scored by Jeff Hunt, was scored from a distance. The latter, by John Baumgartner, deflected in off the scorer’s skate.Toyota goaltender Amit Patel provides strong relief for starter Phil Brady.
Team Team River Rock (Blazers) 2 — PSS Group (Firebirds) 5
Despite playing back-to-back games and River Rock playing their first, Team PSS improved to 2-0 on the day. Erik Marsh staked down the lead, and Brian McElwain added a key insurance goal. Goalie James Avery got team through 5-on-3 PK with the score 3-2. Cam Fecht notched both River Rock goals, including a backhand beauty.
Team Team River Rock (Blazers) 9 — Team Toyota (Ramblers) 3
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River Rock evened up their ledger at 1-1 while Toyota dropped to 0-2. Defenseman Marc Wiczkowski led the way offensively with a four-point performance: two goals and two assists. Camp veteran Brian George also chipped in a goal. On the Toyota side, Flyers Warriors power forward Devin Richio (1g, 1a) and Justin Kelly got onto the score sheet.
Sunday, August 16, 2026
Team Team River Rock (Blazers) 6 — PSS Group (Firebirds) 4
Team PSS (2-1-0) recovered from 2-0 and 4-2 deficits to forge a 4-4 time in the third period.Jack McElwain scored an unassisted goal to knot the score. River Rock’s Cam Fecht capitalized on a turnover to restore a 5-4 edge. Fecht notched a pair of goals in the game. River Rock (2-1-0) avenged their loss on Saturday to tie River Rock in the standings.
Team Team PSS (Firebirds) 7 — Team Toyota (Ramblers) 5
Team River Rock (Blazers) 10 — Team Toyota (Ramblers) 6
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Cam Fecht racked up a hat trick by the midpoint of the final game on Sunday, opening a 5-2 lead for River Rock. Toyota (0-4-0) came back to force a 5-5 tie before River Rock restored the lead on the next shift. With goaltender Dan Rieber banged up from a collision in the previous game he played, Dave Nichols went the distance in goal. At the other end, Phil Brady relieved starter Amit Patel in the middle stages of the second period. Justin Kelly returned for the game and scored two goals. Brian George added a ninth goal for RIver Rock (3-1-0). Fecht finished with five tallies — the most by any player in a single game during the tourney.
Monday, August 17, 2026
Championship Game: Team River Rock 3 vs. Team PSS 0
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Two goals from Cam Fecht (his 10th and 11th) of the tournament spearheaded the championship winning game. Lupo Dion netted the game’s first goal, which proved to be the championship winner. Shutout goaltending from Dan Rieber took care of the rest.