NH Hockey: D2 Hockey All-State Teams 2021

2021 NH High School Hockey Division II All-State Teams

Team	Position	First	Last	School
1st	Forward	Grady	Chretien	Goffstown
1st	Forward	Aaron	Bono	Somersworth – Coe-Brown
1st	Forward	Asa	Forbes	Dover
1st	Defense	Parker	Fleury	Dover
1st	Defense	Finn	Connor	St. Thomas
1st	co-Goalie	Devon	LaPierre	Dover
1st	co-Goalie	Claden	Daubney	Oyster River


Team	Position	First	Last	School
2nd	Forward	Dario	Ceppetelli	Dover
2nd	Forward	Nick	Potenza	Kingswood
2nd	Forward	Jake	Pelletier	Somersworth – Coe-Brown
2nd	Defense	Bailey	Savage	Kingswood
2nd	Defense	Cooper	Kinnaly	Winnacunnet
2nd	Goalie	Ben	Hardy	Merrimack


Team	Position	First	Last	School
Hon. Mention	Forward	Alden	Swiesz	Oyster River
Hon. Mention	Forward	Dominic	Carozza	Merrimack
Hon. Mention	Forward	Carter	Renaud	Winnacunnet
Hon. Mention	Forward	Luc	Ouellette	Goffstown
Hon. Mention	Forward	Jack	Poitras	Oyster River
Hon. Mention	Defense	Ryan	Drouin	Somersworth – Coe-Brown
Hon. Mention	Defense	Cody	Emerson	Kingswood
Hon. Mention	Defense	Alex	Dureau	Dover
Hon. Mention	Defense	Joe	Pillsbury	Merrimack
Hon. Mention	Goalie	Jack	Ellis	Winnacunnet
Hon. Mention	Goalie	Britton	Dunbar	St. Thomas


Player of the Year		Grady	Chretien	Goffstown


Coach of the Year		Mike	Young	Dover

Congratulations to Coach Young and the Dover Green Wave for their exciting, 2-1, OT win in the D2 Championship Game against Somersworth/Coe-Brown.

Of course, a huge Congratulations to our very own Senior, Forward, Captain, Grady Chretien for being named the Division II Player of the Year!!!

: Senior, Captain, Grady Chretien. 151 career points. (Sage Photo)

: Grady celebrated with his teammates as the goal scorer 107 times in his career. (Sage Photo)

: Playoff goal against Oyster River. (GHS Athletics Photo)

: The night that Grady scored his 100th career goal. (Sage Photo)

: Hockey is a team sport. On this night I was fortunate enough to see Grady’s indomitable will on full display in a 3rd period I will never forget. (Sage Photo)

: Grady and the Grizzlies rip victory right out of the jaws of defeat. (Sage Photo)

: Three straight seasons scoring 25 or more goals. Unreal! (Sage Photo)

: Grady finished with 28 goals, 12 assists, and 40 points in 14 games as a senior. (Sage Photo)

Congratulations to Luc Ouellette (Jr.) on making Honorable Mention! I, we, are looking forward to your senior season and how the Grizzlies will fare in 2021-2022.

: Luc Ouellette makes a move with the puck. (Photo by Charron)

: Luc tries some trickery against Winnacunnet. (Sage Photo)

: Luc Ouellette works the power crossover step while changing direction. (Sage photo)

: Luc Ouellette gets a shot past the defender. (Photo by Charron)

: Luc Ouellette against Winnacunnet. (Photo by Charron)

: Ouellette carries the puck through center ice at JFK. (Photo by Charron)

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