Fenwick High School Hockey

https://www.ahai.org/page/show/255786-college-night

The Seminar will be held:
Monday, September 30, 2019
7:00 P.M.
at the
Woodfield Hyatt Hotel
1800 East Golf Road Schaumburg, Illinois 60173
  (847) 605-1234

If you have any further questions, please contact any member of the AHAI Board of Directors for further assistance.

In order to attend this Seminar, you must register On-Line Here
Registration for College Night will open
Monday, September 9, 2019, 12:00 AM

Coach Monte shared some great inspirational stories and they emphasized the importance of representing Fenwick High School.

Fenwick High School has hired hockey veteran Anthony Monte as the head varsity coach of its boys’ ice hockey team. Coach Monte also will serve as director for all levels of the Friars’ hockey program. Monte replaces Chris Lappin, who served as the Friars’ head coach for three seasons (2016-19).

From 2014-19, Monte served as director of the Chicago Blues Hockey Club (Mite 2) based at Edge Ice Arena in Bensenville, IL. He previously was hockey director for the Fox Valley Ice Arena (Geneva, IL). Monte, who grew up in Chicago, has the distinction of being the first Chicago Blues director who played for the club. He played with the Blues as a Pee Wee Major in 1996.

“We are super excited to have Coach Monte leading the Fenwick Hockey Program,” said Fenwick athletic director Scott Thies, a 1999 alumnus of the school. “Coach Monte’s leadership, coaching experience and ability to connect with kids will make him a great addition to the Fenwick athletic program.”

Monte, 34, played hockey collegiately from 2005-09 at Nichols College (NCAA Division III) in Dudley, MA, where he graduated with a degree in business management and economics. A forward, he was an alternate captain his last three seasons and a four-time New England Hockey Writers All-Star. He finished his career as the No. 2 all-time scorer for the Bison with 159 points. Monte then played professionally in the Central Hockey League (Wichita Thunder), Southern Professional Hockey League (Pensacola Ice Flyers) and Federal Hockey League (Brooklyn Aviators and Rome Frenzy).

“I couldn’t be more excited and grateful to be a part of the Fenwick Hockey community,” said Coach Monte. “The coaching staff, faculty and students are committed to improving the program for the better. Go Friars!”

https://www.oakpark.com/News/Articles/1-29-2019/Fenwick-looks-better-than-ever-on-ice/

The Fenwick Girls Hockey Team is thrilled to offer congratulations to senior Caroline Jenkins on her commitment to study and play hockey at Wesleyan University in the Fall of 2019.

Wesleyan is part of the competitive, rigorous and selective NESCAC Conference and Caroline has earned this opportunity through her dedication in the classroom and her hard work and skills on the ice.

Caroline is a defenseman on both the Fenwick Girls team and the Milwaukee Junior Admirals AAA team, where she is also a captain.  It is a true win when hockey can help take a student athlete to a terrific educational opportunity like this.

Congrats Caroline!

The Fenwick Girls Team was thrilled when three former members re-joined the team as assistant coaches for the 2018-2019 season!  Jesse Cwik attended Fenwick and played on the team all four year during high school.  She was a force on the team that went to the State Championships in 2013.  Jesse went on to play NCAA DIII hockey at St. Mary’s in Minnesota for 5 years and graduated earlier this year with a degrees in Biology and Psychology  Rebecca Shinsako was another major player on the Fenwick team that played at the United Center in 2013 and played all four years in high school.  Becca went to Oak Park River Forest High School and graduated from the University of Arizona with degrees in Business and Accounting.  Natalie Blamires also attended Oak Park River Forest High School and played on the Fenwick girls’ team her senior year of high school, during the 2013-2014 season.  She graduated from the University of Illinois in 2018 with a degree in Advertising.

The current Fenwick team loves having these three ladies on the bench as new coaches!

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Nick during this difficult time.

https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/oakbrook-terrace-il/nicholas-marlowe-8015802

The JV team defeated Wheaton West 5-2 on Sunday. Goals were scored by Luke Brown, Cade Gawley, Jack Giura with two, and Jordan Opoka. Assisting on the goals were Joseph Laera with two, Robert Nemec with two, Ian Gies, Noah Hoch, and Michael Bucolo. Goalie Sam Leavy made 23 saves in the victory. This week, JV faces Benet on Tuesday and Carmel Catholic on Thursday. Go Friars!

Sunday - October 14, 2018 – 5:40pm to 6:40pm

Stay and cheer on the Friars!

Fenwick Varsity vs. Lyons Township Varsity @ 7:05pm

Please RSVP to fhsfriarshockey@gmail.com by October 7th

Sunday - November 4, 2018 – 5:40pm to 6:40pm

Stay and watch the Friars practice @ 7:05pm

Please RSVP to fhsfriarshockey@gmail.com by October 29th

Edge Ice Arena – West Rink -735 E. Jefferson, Bensenville, IL

$20 Kit Includes:

• 1 yard sign
• 1 car Fenwick Shield logo
• 1 car Fenwick Hockey logo
• 1 car window decal that is printed with "Fenwick Hockey"
• 1 car Skating Friar

Checks payable to "FHS Hockey"
Contact Wendy Fleming at shootandscore1999@yahoo.com