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THS lunch ladies, Hildegard Brun and Buela Balbricker, are impressed with freshman, Brady Doyle's preseason weight training results. The team is working hard, lifting and running three times a week, in preparation for the 2005-2006 season. 
Trumbull defeated Masuk, Greenwich and Watertown in their pre-season Jamboree scoring twelve goals led by Dan Miressi who notched six. With the Eagles leading Greenwich 1-0 in the championship, the Cardinals pulled their goalie for the extra attacker and tied the game with less than a minute remaining. In the game deciding shoot-out, Charlie Ogalin turned back the first two shooters while Trumbull's second shooter, Chris Hinesley scored on a nifty move. It took four shooters but Trumbull eventually lost 3-2. Trumbull will face Greenwich twice this season and will see Masuk and Watertown for one game apiece. 
It was a great run for the 2004-2005 Trumbull Eagles. This was a team that had many opportunities to quit or make excuses but never did. Their hard work and dedication brought them all the way to the second overtime of the DII State Finals.
I would like to thank the coaches for their time and energy. I would especially like to thank the parents and the Power Play Club for their support, enthusiasm and effort in providing the team with the funding they deserve to compete. Most of all I would like to thank the players- I am very proud to be able to say I was your coach. Yours was an inspiring accomplishment!
Coach Maxey
ALL PLAYERS WILL MEET IN THE THS LOCKER ROOM ON MONDAY 03/14 @ 4:00PM TO RETURN EQUIPMENT
I would like to thank the coaches for their time and energy. I would especially like to thank the parents and the Power Play Club for their support, enthusiasm and effort in providing the team with the funding they deserve to compete. Most of all I would like to thank the players- I am very proud to be able to say I was your coach. Yours was an inspiring accomplishment!
Coach Maxey
ALL PLAYERS WILL MEET IN THE THS LOCKER ROOM ON MONDAY 03/14 @ 4:00PM TO RETURN EQUIPMENT
DII STATE FINALS- A DOUBLE OT HEART BREAKER FOR EAGLES
Posted by Coach Gonzo at Feb 19, 2005 4:00PM PST
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CIAC DII STATE FINALS
#9 TRUMBULL 4 vs #2 FARMINGTON 5
Highlights-
The Eagles got off to an early lead with goals from Dan Miressi, Ryan Criscoulo and Matt Christoffersen. The high scoring Farmington Indians took advantage of some defensive zone turn-overs and scored four quick goals late in the second. Dan Miressi tied the score in the third with his second of the game. Charlie Ogalin was terrific in net and the Eagle defense pounded the Farmington forwards all night. Trumbull had some great chances as they outplayed and outshot the Indians in the first overtime but it was a power play goal from the state's all-time goal scorer, Nick Bonnino, in the second overtime that ultimately broke the Eagles' hearts and brought their season to an end.
Click on above headline to be linked to complete bracket & results
SEMI-FINALS:
#9 TRUMBULL 3 vs #5 XAVIER 2
Highlights-
The Eagles got off to an early lead with goals from Matt Christoffersen, Ryan Kisken and Dan Miressi. Xavier never caved in and with three strong skating lines continued to press in the third period. Their persistance paid off with two goals to make it a 3-2 game. Charlie Ogalin and the Trumbull defense did a great job fending off the Xavier attack as the clocked ticked down. Pat Devore bagged an empty net goal at the buzzer to close out the THS victory.
SECOND ROUND:
#9 TRUMBULL 3 vs #1 NORTH BRANFORD 2
Highlights-
Down 2-0, the Eagles came from behind to defeat North Branford, the #1 seed. Patrick Devore scored to bring THS within one goal of the lead. Charlie Ogalin stopped a break away in the second period that would have put Trumbull down 3-1. Jordan Kennedy scored a power play goal to tie the game and Linemate Chris Hinesley got the game winner with under five minutes left to play. James Devore, Dan Hyde, Ryan Criscuolo and Nick Watson all added assists.
FIRST ROUND:
#9 TRUMBULL 8 vs #8 NEW MILFORD 0
Highlights-
Ryan Criscuolo and Patrick Devore each scored two goals while James Devore, Bryan Schrimmer and Marty Lizotte also scored. Dan Miressi notched a nifty short handed goal. Ryan Kisken contributed with three assists and goalie, Charlie Ogalin registered a post season shut-out.
#9 TRUMBULL 4 vs #2 FARMINGTON 5
Highlights-
The Eagles got off to an early lead with goals from Dan Miressi, Ryan Criscoulo and Matt Christoffersen. The high scoring Farmington Indians took advantage of some defensive zone turn-overs and scored four quick goals late in the second. Dan Miressi tied the score in the third with his second of the game. Charlie Ogalin was terrific in net and the Eagle defense pounded the Farmington forwards all night. Trumbull had some great chances as they outplayed and outshot the Indians in the first overtime but it was a power play goal from the state's all-time goal scorer, Nick Bonnino, in the second overtime that ultimately broke the Eagles' hearts and brought their season to an end.
Click on above headline to be linked to complete bracket & results
SEMI-FINALS:
#9 TRUMBULL 3 vs #5 XAVIER 2
Highlights-
The Eagles got off to an early lead with goals from Matt Christoffersen, Ryan Kisken and Dan Miressi. Xavier never caved in and with three strong skating lines continued to press in the third period. Their persistance paid off with two goals to make it a 3-2 game. Charlie Ogalin and the Trumbull defense did a great job fending off the Xavier attack as the clocked ticked down. Pat Devore bagged an empty net goal at the buzzer to close out the THS victory.
SECOND ROUND:
#9 TRUMBULL 3 vs #1 NORTH BRANFORD 2
Highlights-
Down 2-0, the Eagles came from behind to defeat North Branford, the #1 seed. Patrick Devore scored to bring THS within one goal of the lead. Charlie Ogalin stopped a break away in the second period that would have put Trumbull down 3-1. Jordan Kennedy scored a power play goal to tie the game and Linemate Chris Hinesley got the game winner with under five minutes left to play. James Devore, Dan Hyde, Ryan Criscuolo and Nick Watson all added assists.
FIRST ROUND:
#9 TRUMBULL 8 vs #8 NEW MILFORD 0
Highlights-
Ryan Criscuolo and Patrick Devore each scored two goals while James Devore, Bryan Schrimmer and Marty Lizotte also scored. Dan Miressi notched a nifty short handed goal. Ryan Kisken contributed with three assists and goalie, Charlie Ogalin registered a post season shut-out.
The Trumbull Eagles wrapped up the regular season Wednesday night with a 6-3 win over Stamford. This was Trumbull's ninth consecutive victory, breaking the eight game unbeaten streak set back in 2002-2003. The Eagles' run saw the home team outscore their opponents 57-11. Trumbull finished the season 12-8-0 and look forward to FCIAC and CIAC tournament play.
It was fitting the record be snapped on a night when the Trumbull hockey program honored its senior class. Co-Captain, Patrick Devore, Alternate Captain, Bryan Schrimmer, Jeff Ogalin, Dan Kline and Andrew Christman have all contributed to this season's success and to the team's many accomplishments of the past few years.
Another team record was also set in the game as junior, co-captain, Ryan Criscuolo scored two goals to become the Eagles' all time leading defensive scorer with 58 career points. The past career point mark of 57 was set by defenseman, Carl Slavis (class of 1995).
