Slashers Hockey

Slashers get their first Win in C division with a 5-4 shootout win. Goals by Zach Hlinka, Sean Krepp, Rand Hill, and Afsheen Bobway. The slashers overcame Two 2 goal leads by the warriors to force the shootout.
Rand Hill and Zach Hlinka scored in the shootout while Goalie James Crosby stopped all 4 shootout attempts.

Slashers pull off a 4-0 victory in front of a rowdy crowd to win the championship. Goals by Max Kassian (2) Shaun Guth and Afsheen Bobway. The slashers are moving up in divisions after their championship and thank you for your support!

The Slashers advance to the PHA D Division Championship after taking down Menace to Sobriety 4-2.

Thanks to all of the crazy fans out supporting us last night! We loved the energy (and the heckling).

Come out Sunday, April 2 @ 3:15 to watch us attempt to capture our 3rd Championship in four seasons.

Slashers are playoff bound as the #1 seed. The game is 9:30PM Tuesday night at Vallco mall. Come show your support and wear some orange!

The slashers unfortunately drop their first game of the season to the Knights 2-0. The team is now 13-1-1 and has clinched the first seed in the playoffs with only one game remaining on the regular season.

8-0-1 for the first half of the season.
The team currently owns the top 5 in the league in all stats. 49 goals scored and 12 allowed💪🏻

This Thursday, October 13th at 6:30 pm, the Hills at Vallco staff, Ice Center Enterprises and the PHA will be hosting a meeting inside the Vallco Mall (yes, you can still get in the mall) on the AMC Theatres side of the mall). Parking is available in the garage or adjacent to the dead Sears store.

The entrance is down an escalator adjacent to the AMC theatre entrance inside the mall. As you descend, you will see a glass wall with vegetation inside, simulating how the roof of the new complex will look.

There is a large meeting room behind that and a virtual reality tour (glasses) that will show how the entire complex works. In addition, there are full graphics layouts of how the mall will look when finished, including where the Ice Center will be moving to and its location next to AMC.

The mall is interested in letting future tenants know how this will all look and most importantly, how the new set up will operate, when it will most likely be open, and what will happen in the interim. This part is new as the decision has been made that if the ballot measure passes in November, they would like to start work on the center ASAP. They also want to start by demolishing the Penney's side of the mall.

They have agreed to build us a temporary facility in the Sear's lot adjacent to Steven's Creek. The temporary rink would be 200x85, NHL size and would be our home until such time as the new rink was completed. That's a win win for everyone. And I believe they would like to get a lot of positive feedback on this to justify that move.

Key item, yes they will be feeding you.
We need to get a head count of who will be attending so they can order the right amount of food.

This meeting is also important as they really only have our word and business records to show how much support the rink actually has. We would like to see around 100 to 110 players and family members there. If you live or work in Cupertino, even better.
Please forward this to your teammates and have them email me directly with their RSVP so I can forward a head count. I need a response no later than Wednesday at 5 pm if possible.
Thanks, your support would be much appreciated.

Russ Hughes
[email protected]

Slashers win their first game of the season and the debut for the D league by a score of 4-1. Goals by Brian Downey (2), Ryan Henkensiefken, and Max Kassan with assists from Afshin Babveyh (2). Stay tuned for our next game on October 16 against the Chosen Few.

First game of the season is here! The Slashers kick off their D league journey against the Dragons at 4:30. Come by and wear some orange!

For the second time in three seasons, the Slashers are Pacific Hockey Association E Division Champions! The Slashers road to the Championship was a difficult one, defeating the Chosen Few in the semi-finals and the Polar Bears for the title with scores of 3-1 and 2-1 respectively.

Goals came from Michael Trojillo (00) assisted by Julian Low (27) and Ryan Henkensiefken (2) unassisted / short handed. League honors of Most Valuable Goalie AND Most Valuable Player were handed to goaltender James Crosby who shut the door against two very strong teams who relentlessly peppered shots his way.

The Slashers would like to thank all of our friends and family who support us day in and day out and allow us to play this amazing game. We recognize that late nights at the rink and smelly hockey gear draped all over the place are not exactly desirable and thank you for all of your patience and love.

A new chapter is set to begin in Slashers history. The Slashers will be graduating to D division next season and with it we will see a departure of some valued team members. We would like to thank Bill Gayon, Julian Low, and Kevin Jeung for their dedication and friendship during their time with the Slashers. We will always have a spot on the team for you guys. To fill the void, Steven Lewis will make a (triumphant?) return to the Pacific Hockey Association and Alex Sukhanov, Shaun Guth and Jeannie Duran will be making their debuts as rostered members of the Slashers. We welcome both of you to the team and look forward to many more Championships to come.

Slashers Win!

For the second straight game, the Slashers netted eight goals. Max Kassan and Steven Lewis led the way with three and two goals respectively and Amy Miyakusu, Afshin Babveyh, and Michael Trojillo each tallied one as well. James Crosby captured his first shutout of the season with help from the defensive corp who also contributed four points on the night.

The Slashers debuted new jerseys from Lutch USA which seemed to be well received. James Crosby (G) was one of two players to opt for the fight strap addition to the jersey and made sure to not let them go to waste by stepping in to break up a bit of a scrum (pun intended) when Jim Feliz took exception to Daniel Miller for reasons still unknown. James was given a "Third Man In" penalty and ejected from the game (and yes... he still picked up the shutout even without finishing the game).

Next up: A championship rematch against the Polar Bears who are coming off of their first loss of the season against the Chosen Few. Michael Trojillo will make his E league debut in goal and Rand Hill may finally get to play in a game this season! Join us on Monday, November 9th @ 9:25PM for what is sure to be an entertaining matchup.

http://pha.goalline.ca/game_details.php?game_id=2766990&schedule_id=269242

Game Summary - Pacific Hockey Association Conference E Game Details - Rebel Scrum @ Slashers

The Slashers have recorded their first win of the season, capturing the W against the newest addition to the league: The Rebel Scrum. Maxwell Kassan (3 goals, 2 assists) and Jason Campos (2 goals, 3 assists) led the way with 5 points each with Scott Blake and Rand Hill chipping in a goal a piece.

The scorekeeper seems to have fallen asleep in the third period however, as if I recall correctly, the final was 8-2, not 7-1.

http://pha.goalline.ca/game_details.php?game_id=2766982&schedule_id=269242

Game Summary - Pacific Hockey Association Conference E Game Details - Rebel Scrum @ Slashers

Queue up the Queen! In their inaugural season, the Slashers are the 2015 E Division Summer Champions! A 1-8 start was followed by an 8-1 finish proving that indeed, it ain't over til its over! Max Kassan led the Slashers to a 4-3 victory over the class rival Polar Bears with 2 goals and assisted on Afshin Babveyh's eventual game winner.

Congratulations to individual award winners:
James Crosby - Most Valuable Goalie
Jason Campos - Most Valuable Player
Ryan (Hank) Hankensiefken - Nice Guy Award

Also, thank you to all the friends, family, and hockey fans for coming out and cheering us on! It was great to play in front of a crowd (and even better to win in front of one).

The 2015/2016 Winter season kicks off next weekend with a rematch of the championship bout on 10/4 @ 3:00. We look forward to seeing you all there.