Get ready for an exciting weekend of elite hockey action as the 2025 College Hockey South All-Star Challenge takes center stage from April 4-6, 2025 at the Ford Ice Center in Clarksville, Tennessee. This highly anticipated event will showcase the talents of some of the top college hockey players from the South, with thrilling competitions and intense All-Star games on the schedule.
The action kicks off on Friday evening with back-to-back All-Star games featuring the top women’s and men’s college hockey talent from the CHS North and CHS South Teams. Saturday will feature exciting skills competitions where the athletes will demonstrate their prowess in various aspects of the game. The excitement continues through the weekend with the final day featuring rematches of the All-Star games.
All-Star Challenge Schedule
Friday, April 4, 2025
6:00 PM CT - CHS Women’s All-Star Game (Team North vs. Team South)
8:30 PM CT - CHS Men’s All-Star Game (Team North vs. Team South)
Saturday, April 5, 2025
10:00 AM CT - Women’s Skills Competition
12:00 PM CT - Men’s Skill Competition
Sunday, April 6, 2025
10:00 AM CT - CHS Women’s All-Star Game (Team North vs. Team South)
12:30 PM CT - CHS Men’s All-Star Game (Team North vs. Team South)
Throughout the weekend, points will be awarded to the teams based on their performance in both the All-Star games and the Skills Competitions. The teams (one men, one women) with the most points at the end of the weekend will be crowned the 2025 College Hockey South All-Star Challenge Champion. Here's how the points will be earned:
All-Star Games:
Winning each Period (1 point) – If a team wins a period, they will earn 1 point. If there’s a tie in the period, no points will be awarded.
Winning the Game in Regulation (3 points) – A team earns 3 points for winning the game in regulation time.
Winning the Game in a Shootout (2 points) – A team that wins in a shootout earns 2 points.
Losing the Game in a Shootout (1 point) – A team that loses in a shootout earns 1 point.
Winning the Game by 4 or More Goals (1 point) – If a team wins by 4 or more goals, they earn an additional 1 point.
Shutout Win in Regulation (2 points) – A team that wins by shutout in regulation time earns 2 additional points.
Skills Competitions:
Winning an Event in the Skills Competition (1 point) – A team will earn 1 point for winning any of the events in the Women's or Men's Skills Competitions.
The rosters for the All-Star teams include the top athletes in both the women’s and men’s divisions, selected for their exceptional performance and dedication throughout the season.
Women’s Team North
3 - Gabriella Donato
4 - Sammy Lantz
5 - Haley McAlarney
6 - Dana Stott
7 - Anna McEachern
8 - Keara Duffany
9 - Averie Bowen
11 - Rachel Guarino
12 - Lena Whitwell
14 - Claire Carson
15 - Zoe Elwell
17 - Alyssa Nardslico
18 - Paige Oukes
19 - Abby Lin
24 - Georgia Verheyden
28 - Morgan Giard
41 - Stephanie Xhumba
44 - Mackenzie Cronin
46 - Anna Zahorchak
82 - Genevieve Crouch
84 - Natalie Kutz
Women’s Team South
3 - Gabrielle Murray
4 - Anastasia Hareas
5 - Iris Katz
7 - Allie Litzinger
9 - Ava Johnson
10 - Molly Braga
12 - Sierra Neudorfer
13 - Annabella Buontempo
15 - Tess Marchi
16 - Anne Bachand
17 - Kaylee Cronin
19 - Emily Anderson
20 - Lauren Cloherty
21 - Megan Malolepszy
22 - Jules Eisenberg
23 - Kristina Pinajian
25 - Avery Gugliotta
26 - Leah Klingel
46 - Morgan Scola
91 - Justina Holland
96 - Lauren Pinajian
Men’s Team North
3 - Brendan Flaherty
8 - Caleb Pattillo
9 - Mitchell Spranklin
10 - Anthony Banas
11 - Brendan Ogle
13 - Ryan Bailey
14 - Connor Frazer
15 - Nick Reiniger
16 - James Goetz
21 - Linden Palmer
22 - Callen Daily
25 - John Riggins
27 - Matthew Siciliano
28 - Carson Skove
29 - Patrick Green
31 - Ryan Testino
33 - Tyler Temoyan
34 - Tyler Iles
43 - Bryce Cooper
89 - Ethan DeMumbrum
91 - Rhys Gulotta
Men’s Team South
1 - Rocco Bruno
2 - Ryan Andrews
7 - Justin Evans
8 - Caleb Owens
9 - Jacob Penetrante
10 - Christian Cuccia
12 - Jake Murphy
14 - Carter Sullivan
16 - Mario Cavallaro
17 - Grant Dietz
18 - David Israel
19 - Will Marshall
20 - Tim O'Connell
21 - Cole Vallese
22 - Trace Cowart
35 - Matthew Silliman
41 - Kyle Myer
44 - Danny Griffin
88 - Brady Baehser
89 - Nicholas Fontaine
93 - Michael Woll
The 2025 College Hockey South All-Star Challenge is a must-attend event for hockey fans in the region, with the Ford Ice Center in Clarksville, TN, providing the perfect backdrop for an action-packed weekend. Whether you’re cheering for the CHS Team North or CHS Team South, this event will deliver a showcase of top-tier talent and unforgettable moments.
ABOUT College Hockey South: Founded in 2008, College Hockey South is a 30-school, 50 team intercollegiate hockey conference spanning eight southeastern U.S. states that competes in AAU College Hockey. College Hockey South is a 501(c)3 not for profit organization.
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