Nashville's Ravenwood High School Captures 2010 Preds Cup

Tuesday, 03.23.2010 / 7:13 PM / Features
Nashville Predators
Ravenwood brings home the Preds Cup
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The road to the 2010 Preds Cup Tennessee High School Hockey State Championship began in October and concluded this past weekend with Ravenwood Raptors Hockey taking home the title as State Champs in front of a packed house!

When the Nashville Predators arrived in 1998 there was no high school hockey league and less than eight teams statewide. Currently over 30 high school teams from Knoxville, Memphis and Nashville areas compete in independent league play for seeding placement into the State Tournament - only six teams qualify to compete in the tournament hosted by the Predators. In its tenth year, the Preds Cup serves as a platform to highlight the top Tennessee high school hockey teams, as well as community outreach initiative supported by the Preds.

Preds Cup State Champs
2010 Ravenwood Raptors
Brentwood, Tennessee
defeated Centennial Cougars 2-1


2009 Father Ryan Fightin’ Irish
Nashville, Tennessee
defeated JP II Knights 4-1


2008 Pope John Paul II Knights
Nashville, Tennessee
defeated Metro Pirates of East Tennessee 8-2


2007 Pope John Paul II Knights
Nashville, Tennessee
defeated Bearden Ice Dawgs 5-1


2005 Collierville High School Dragons
Collierville, Tennessee
defeated Knoxville Warriors 10-1


2004 Houston High School Mustangs
Germantown, Tennessee
defeated Collierville Dragons 2-1


2003 Mt. Juliet High School Bears
Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
defeated Houston Mustangs 4-2


2002 Brentwood High School Bruins
Brentwood, Tennessee
defeated Nashville South Sharks 4-0


2001 Centennial High School Cougars
Franklin, Tennessee
defeated Germantown Red Devils 6-4


2000 Memphis Metro Warriors
Memphis, Tennessee
defeated Centennial Cougars 4-3
The 2010 Preds Cup Tournament was held March 19-21 with six Tennessee high school hockey teams competing in a round robin tournament at A-Game Sportsplex in Franklin.

The six team tournament was made up of Warriors (Knoxville #1), Pope John Paul II Knights (Nashville #1), and Centennial Cougars (Nashville #3) in the Black Division. The Blue Division was made up Christian Brothers (Memphis #1), Ravenwood Raptors (Nashville #2), and Brentwood Bruins (Nashville #4). Seeding into respective divisions was determined by independent league play.

Results from the round robin play:
Black Division win-loss-tie (round robin points)
Centennial 2-0-1 (5 pts)
JP II 1-1-1 (3 pts)
Warriors 0-3-0 (0 pts)

Blue Division win-loss-tie (round robin points)
Ravenwood 2-0-1 (5 pts)
Brentwood 1-1-1 (3 pts)
Christian Brothers 1-2-0 (2 pts)

The top two teams with the highest overall round robin points advanced to the Preds Cup Championship game. Round robin points were decided accordingly: win = 2 points, tie = 1 point, loss = 0 points.

The 2010 Preds Cup Championship game took place March 21 at A-Game Sportsplex in Franklin. The game featured a re-match of the Greater Nashville Area Scholastic Hockey League championship game where Ravenwood defeated Centennial 4-3 and was named the GNASH Cup Champs; both teams earned a spot on the state tournament. These two teams met again in the first night of Preds Cup games and skated to a 2-2 tie.

It wasn’t a surprise these two highly competitive teams would meet again in the Preds Cup Championship game. A first for the Preds Cup finale, the teams skated to a tie at the end of regulation, continued with a five-minute overtime and then went to six rounds of shootout to determine a winner, Ravenwood 2, Centennial 1.

The Nashville Predators would like to congratulate the Ravenwood Raptors as the 2010 Preds Cup Champs. During the 1st intermission of the March 25th Preds home game against the Phoenix Coyotes, the Preds will Salute the Preds Cup High School Hockey State Champs in an on-ice ceremony! As the Preds Cup Champs, Ravenwood earned a spot at the inaugural USA Hockey High School Nationals in Chicago, April 14-18 to represent Tennessee.

The Nashville Predators established the Preds Cup during the 1999-00 season as part of the team’s mission to increase the awareness of high school hockey in Tennessee. Since then seven teams from Middle Tennessee and three teams from Memphis have won the Preds Cup.

For individual game results and more information visit nashvillepredators.com/predscup.

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