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Future Leader
Junior Coby Benson is in his second year with the Colts. He's grown about six inches since his first game with the Colts, and he's recently decided he likes to hit. It's been fun watching Coby grow up on the ice!
WE LOVE THE COLTS!
The Mesquite Colts prepare to hit the ice during the Winter Games of Texas. The Colts will face Flower Mound for a chance to bring home a bronze medal tonight (Jan. 18) at 7 in Frisco, Texas
Colts Future Bright In Goal
Everybody loves Colts Goalie Paul Hinojo, but looking to the future, the Colts have a great goalie on the horizon in 8th grader John Seitzler. In Sunday's game against Flower Mound, Seitzler made 40 saves on shots flung his way.
Austin Ivy Wins it for the Colts in Overtime
A carefully aimed and beautifully executed shot by Colts freshman Austin Ivy (#12) from the left point zinged past the Arlington Martin goalie to give the Colts an overtime win, 4 - 3 on Sun., Nov. 15. Read more in the game recap - to the right:
Player of the Week
Sophomore Dalton Watkins, who attends Mesquite Academy, is the Colts player of the game for the week of October 26. Watkins scored the only goal in a tough loss to Arlington Wild, which was the best team the Colts have faced thus far this season. Watkins, who plays right wing, has been playing hockey for ten years. He's also an avid golfer who participates in the Youth Group at Community Life Church in Forney. Dalton is known for his charismatic clothing and piercings, and when he's not on the ice he enjoys skateboarding with his friends. Dalton also is into fishing and auto racing, and he's interested in both art and music. His favorite quote is "Save Ferris," from the classic Matthew Broderick film, "Ferris Buehler's Day Off."
The Colts' Matthew Jenkin
Matthew Jenkin is a 14-year old powerhouse with the speed and agility that comes from beginning his hockey career at age 5. Matthew may not be the biggest kid on the ice this year for the Colts, but his style of play makes him an even match even for kids twice his size. As the team's only leftie, Matthew is adept at left wing, where he knows how to scoot in deep and fast. He's a team player who has quickly bonded and become a fan and team favorite. Matthew is from Forney, where he attends Brown Middle School and is in 8th grade. In addition to playing hockey for the Colts, he plays football at Brown, enjoys inline hockey, and runs cross country. As smart as he is fast, Matthew was valedictorian of his class and achieved straight "A"s the first six weeks of this year. He attends church and is active in The Zone, where he donates items to children and volunteers with the youth programs. A hard worker, he ran his own lawn service during the summer, and also spent time fishing, kayaking, swimming and hiking. Matthew's favorite quote: "Do unto others as you do upon yourself." The Colts are thrilled to have Matthew and his hockey mom, Dawn, as the newest additions to the Colts family.
No Fear from "Little Bubba"
8th grader Cody Richardson showed size is not an issue. His hit on McKinney's biggest player proves he's willing to tangle!
Player Profile of the Week
Assistant captain Tanner Holubar is a 17-year old senior at Mabank High School. After moving to Texas from Boulder, Colorado, he was fortunate to grow up on Cedar Creek Lake, where he could wakeboard and ski right out his back door. However, hockey has been his first love since attending his first Denver Grizzlies games at the age of 3. He learned to skate on the ice at CU in Boulder at age 4 and became a diehard hockey fan when the Avalanche came to town and won the Stanley cup their first year in Denver. Tanner enjoys water sports and has worked at the Cedar Creek Country Club pool. He also plays baseball for Mabank High School and is a member of the school's broadcast team. He hopes to attend college at Mizzou, OSU, or Western State College of Colorado and major in sports journalism.
Season Opener
Mesquite Colts Ice Hockey Opening Game
Mesquite Ice Hockey is off to a great start!
Fox to Lead Colts
Ethan Fox will serve as Captain of the 2009/2010 Mesquite Colts Ice Hockey Team
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The Colts Welcome New Head Coach
Coach Dennis Hall will hit the rink with the Colts for the first time on July 19. The club is excited to welcome his leadership and enthusiasm.
2008/09 Point Leader - Ethan Fox
Ethan Fox, a.k.a. "The Beast," played solid for the Colts all season.
Colts: A Legacy of Commitment
Tanner Holubar (#19) will be one of five returning seniors on the 2009/10 Mesquite Colts
Girls Love Hockey Players
Senior Defenseman Justin Richardson ('09) with fans.
Hockey Takes You Places
Colts players after an Aggies game and "Meet the Coach" recruitment event at Texas A&M.
Colts Fans Rock!
There's nothing more fun than cheering your high school hockey team on to victory.
2008/09 Captains
Coach Marty Winn, Max Foytik (C), Nathan Hunke, Justin Ivy and Nick Crowder (assistant captains)
Coach Marty Winn Retires
Marty Winn, shown here with his wife Lisa, coached the Colts for a dozen years. He promises to remain a loyal fan. Enjoy retirement, Coach Marty.
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