2013

LCFH 2013 BOYS WIN THE BIG CHILL TOURNAMENT IN OT/SO!! (JAN 16-19, 2026)

The 2013 boys were 2-0 in pool play with solid victories against the Columbus Capitals and Shaker Heights Raiders. However, they faced a setback against the Frederick Freeze (Frederick, MD), losing 2-5. Fortunately, they had the opportunity to avenge their loss on Monday afternoon in the Championship game, and it was a thriller! Regulation play concluded with a 6-6 tie, leading to OT. The OT format was a 5-minute, runtime 3v3, but Caesars began with a disadvantage—one player was in the penalty box at the end of regulation, resulting in a 4v3 scenario for the first 40 seconds. The team demonstrated incredible heart and hustle, just as they had through regulation, executing stellar defense to kill off the penalty and the remainder of OT.

With the score still tied at the end of OT, the game proceeded to a 3-man shootout. Garrett Gunn was the 1st shooter for Caesars and skillfully found the back of the net through the 5-hole. The Freeze followed, hitting the post with their attempt. With the shootout score at 1-0 in favor of Caesars, Ben Brodbeck took the 2nd shot and sniped the top left corner. The Freeze then sent in their second shooter, who successfully scored, making the shootout score Caesars - 2, Freeze - 1. Now, all eyes were on Caesars’ 3rd and final shooter, Adam Sublin. Sublin stepped up and scored glove-side for Caesars to complete a perfect 3 for 3 in the shootout! With that last shot, the crowd erupted, the Caesars bench cleared and the ice looked like a yard sale of orange and black equipment! WAY TO GO, CAESARS!!

LCFH 2013 Boys Shine at the Big Bear Wheels of Fire Tournament (Sept. 19-21, 2025)

The LCFH 2013 Boys ventured to the Windy City to compete in the Big Bear Wheels of Fire tournament. During pool play, the team achieved a record of 2-1, securing victories against the Green Bay Chilis and the Chicago Stallions in the Kodiak Division. Their only loss in pool play came from the Canton Victory Honda Wolves, setting the stage for a rematch in the Championship on Sunday morning.

The Wolves showcased impressive defense, but LCFH emerged victorious with a 3-1 win, highlighted by the game-winning goal scored midway through the second period.