High School Ice Hockey in New Jersey

High School Ice Hockey In New Jersey

Scoring Champions

Year Name, School Points Goals Assists
1979 John Hanifin, Don Bosco Prep 98 62 36
1980 Ed Towers, Morristown Beard 98 53 45
1981 Don julich, livingston 89 44 45
1982 Don julich, livingston 91 40 51
1983 Chris Ohlweiler, Chatham Township 88 30 58
1984 Bruno Bisiacchi, Hudson Catholic 111 66 45
1985 Jim Dowd, Brick 113 58 55
1986 Jim Dowd, Brick 98 47 51
1987 Jim Dowd, Brick 115 62 53
1988 Jeff Ohlweiler, Chatham 112 67 45
1989 Ken Blum, St. Joseph Montvale 109 50 59
1990 Casey Kutner, Dwight-Englewood 90 55 35
1991 Casey Kutner, Dwight-Englewood 119 75 44
1992 Casey Kutner, Dwight-Englewood 110 64 46
1993 Paul Giblin, Bergen Catholic 116 76 40
1994 Brian Martin, Roxbury 84 42 42
1995 J.J. Picinic, Bergen Catholic 104 59 45
1996 Pat Slocum, Cranford 115 67 48
1997 Dave McKenna, Bayonne 81 36 45
1998 Adam Dilly, Mendham 102 70 32
1999 Dave Bodson, Bayonne 99 40 59
2000 Tyler Reinhardt, Livingston 111 52 59
2001 Tyler Reinhardt, Livingston 96 51 45
2002 Adam Tousant, Hightstown 82 49 33
2003 Andrew Redvanly, Pascack Valley/ Matt Feinbloom, Montville 92 49 43
2004 Jacob Simon, West Orange 84 30 54
2005 J.T. Baxter, Morris Knolls 89 47 42
2006 Anthony Yelovich, Clifton 99 52 47
2007 Dean Combos, Jefferson 95 51 44

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