Over New Years weekend, the Brahmas 14U A Stinchfield competed in the Colorado Cup in Colorado Springs, CO. The Brahmas were looking to go back to back and defend the same title they won last year, and they did so in deciding fashion sweeping the board and going undefeated throughout the weekend in route to the gold medal once again. 

After a tough first game against a physical Pueblo team, the Brahmas found their groove and never looked back. They took a high pressure approach and out scored their opponents 41-4 across a total of 5 games. 

Head Coach Sawyer Stinchfield had this to say about his teams performance - “I could not be more proud of this group and the way they performed this weekend. There was a lot of pressure for them to do well and they handled it like high level hockey players. We played the game the right way all weekend, and they stuck to the structure and system like professionals.” 

Over New Years weekend, the Brahmas 14U A Stinchfield competed in the Colorado Cup in Colorado Springs, CO. The Brahmas were looking to go back to back and defend the same title they won last year, and they did so in deciding fashion sweeping the board and going undefeated throughout the weekend in route to the gold medal once again. 

After a tough first game against a physical Pueblo team, the Brahmas found their groove and never looked back. They took a high pressure approach and out scored their opponents 41-4 across a total of 5 games. 

Head Coach Sawyer Stinchfield had this to say about his teams performance - “I could not be more proud of this group and the way they performed this weekend. There was a lot of pressure for them to do well and they handled it like high level hockey players. We played the game the right way all weekend, and they stuck to the structure and system like professionals.”