WELCOME TO MASS TITANS HOCKEY CLUB OFFICIAL SITE
At Mass Titans Hockey Club, we’re all about competing at a high level while keeping the game fun. We are entering our 3rd season. Now we have one U18/20 boys team, but plan to grow in the coming years. See how you can become part of our team and join us for tournaments.
2019 TITLETOWN CHAMPIONS
Coming off a tourney win at the Predraft Showcase, the Titans came into this one with the same energy. Advancing to playoff Sunday with a 3-0 record, the Titans were given a bye in the first round. To begin Sunday, the Titans took on the Mass Edge eventually skating to a 3-0 win, backboned by goaltender Ben Joiner. After watching the Boston Knights upset the Tropics in what seemed to be a gimme win for the Tropics, the Titans were handed the Knights to see who will claim the Titletown cup. Yet again posting zero goals against was Ben Joiner leading the Titans to a 4-0 win which was an anticlimactic game, to say the least. For the second time this summer, the Titans were crowned champions, and move on to the Chowder cup with a perfect 11-0 record. See you in July for the biggest one of them all.
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2019 PREDRAFT SHOWCASE CHAMPIONS
May 10-12th
A hot start to the 2019 summer as our group of 12 players claim the College Open Championship at the Predraft Showcase! After going 3-0 in pool play by convincingly taking down DMV Prospects and Northern Vermont Wildcats, while squeaking out a 2-1 win against Elite Hockey Battalion, the Titans were heating up heading into playoff Sunday. To the final morning with an early bird special at 7am, the Titans defeated the North American Bobcats in a chippy matchup, 4-0. In the semifinals, a late snipe a few strides over the blue line by Jack Dempsey sent the Titans onto the championship game, beating Canada West 3-1. And for the finals, it was a back and forth contest against the Roc City Elite Young Guns. Goals by Mike Tersoni, Jack Dempsey, and Bryan Decristoforo allowed the Titans to take this one to OT. Only 4 minutes in, Dillon Arno who has seen success in OT before, buried the game winning goal with a great feed from brother Al, to cap off a huge tournament win and made up for his prior play on defense. Joe Sharib came up huge making timely saves, with a massive one to keep the puck out of the back of the net right at the start of the OT period. Jack Dempsey was selected as tournament MVP, while forward Joe Noone, defenseman James Jackson, and goaltender Joe Sharib, were selected for respective position, all-tournament team status. If anything, this was truly a Titan-esk win, and we are looking forward for what is to come.
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2018 MILITIA CUP CHAMPIONS
August 17-19th
A great way to end the 2018 summer! The Titans played hard all the way to the finals and beat a good Jersey Shore team to take home the u18 Militia Cup. A late go ahead goal by Dillon Arno put the Titans ahead for good. After many clutch saves by goaltender Corey Splaine the gloves rained and the Titans were champions yet again! A great group of guys. Well deserved.
2017 PRESIDENTS CUP CHAMPIONS
What began as a last minute addition to the 2017 summer schedule, in a four team field, it ended with the Mass Titans taking home what was their second championship of the summer. The Titans actually started the weekend by losing to the Milita on Friday evening, but left no doubt they were contenders after dominating both games Saturday. Advancing to the championship game Sunday, brought a rematch for the Titans. After falling down 1-0 mid first period, the Titans kept strong eventually netting SIX unanswered goals, winning 6-1 and taking home the 2017 Presidents Cup Championship!
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2017 MIDGET HUB CUP CHAMPIONS
It took a 3 on 3 OT period to decide the winner of this years Midget Hub Cup, but winning the game with 1:34 left, Dillon Arno pick pocketed a Storm defensemen and went in on a break away to put the game away. A few huge saves by goaltender Matt Arnon to keep the game tied which allowed the Mass Titans to complete a Hub Cup sweep. The team went 5-0 on the weekend with clutch performances from all players.
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