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Player Spotlight
Matt Iannello

Matt Iannello

 

Position:

Center

Shoots:

Left

 

 

 

 

History

30

Seasons Played

5

Championships

 

 

Overall Performance

3

in Career Regular Season Scoring

3

in Career Regular Season Goals

2

in Career Regular Season Assists

2

in Career Playoff Scoring

3

in Career Playoff Goals

2

in Career Playoff Assists

 

 

Awards:

 

League MVP –

Winter 2003, Winter 2008

 

Playoff MVP – Spring 2000

 

Leading Scorer –

Spring 2001

Winter 2004

Winter 2005

Winter 2008

Spring 2009

Winter 2009

Spring 2010

Winter 2010

 


Without a doubt, the Over-30 league’s number one all-time center, for both active and former players.  If you were drafting a team in the Over-30 league, “Matty I” would be your first choice.  He can individually beat you in so many ways when he plays against you.  Using his uncanny instincts to find the open man.., make a perfect pass onto their stick, or being in the right place on the rink at the right time to pick off an errant pass.

 

His respect draws multiple defenders towards him, thus freeing open the player he will always deliver the ball to, or keeping the goalie and defenders honest by ripping off a quality scoring chance (usually resulting in a goal).

 

Matty will never be known for his blazing speed; but instead, he uses his superior ability to always be in the best possible position on the rink to generate instant offense.  However, there will be that unexpected and occasional burst of speed that will completely confuse his opponents.  Forever linked to the modern “Holy Trinity” line of Iannello-Shannon-Nickerson, he possesses the skill set to single-handedly taking over a game on his own to determine its outcome. 

 

Playing in his 30th season, Matty is shooting for an unprecedented 6th consecutive leading scoring title in the Over-30 league.  As long as Matty stays healthy, his consistent scoring achievement and production will ensure that when his playing days are over, # 77 will be the number one leader in career stats for the Over-30 league.

 

 

Rumors & Facts:

 

  • One of the most decorated award winners in the Over-30 League history.
  • Posted his Over-30 career best 44-points and 1st Championship during his inaugural season.
  • Always requests from the league director a designated “whipping boy” to draft onto his Over-30 team so that he can constantly yell at and torment for 1-year.
  • Was once told in a tournament that he would not be playing because he wasn’t good enough.
  • As a rookie playing for the Seahawks, (player/coach) Dan Broderick made Matty carry his equipment bag and hockey sticks to and from tournaments for an entire circuit.
  • Has always stated that Mark Madden was the best coach that he ever played for.
  • Refuses to accept technology through hockey stick improvements.., as he opts for his traditional Mylec plastic curve sticks.
  • The Over-30 League Director is considering retiring the #77 throughout the league when Matty calls it a career.

 

 

Regular Season

Playoffs

Year

Team

Goals

Assists

Points

Goals

Assists

Points

1992 - Winter

Did not Play

1993 - Spring

Did not Play

1993 - Winter

Did not Play

1994 - Spring

Did not Play

1994 - Winter

Did not Play

1995 - Spring

Did not Play

1995 - Winter

Did not Play

1996 - Spring

Did not Play

1996 - Winter

Slow Rollers

15

29

44

5

7

12

1997 - Spring

Slow Rollers

17

18

35

3

2

5

1997 - Winter

Grumpy Good Fellas

15

11

26

0

3

3

1998 - Spring

Grumpy Good Fellas

12

16

28

0

0

0

1998 - Winter

Father Time

15

20

35

1

3

4

1999 - Spring

Father Time

13

13

26

3

5

8

1999 - Winter

High Rollers

13

12

25

1

6

7

2000 - Spring

High Rollers

16

26

42

2

3

5

2000 - Winter

Black Dogs

7

10

17

1

0

1

2001 - Spring

Black Dogs

15

22

37

0

1

1

2001 - Winter

Team Sega

4

9

13

0

0

0

2002 - Spring

Team Sega

12

9

21

2

0

2

2002 - Winter

Highly Combustible

15

16

31

2

0

2

2003 - Spring

Highly Combustible

9

25

34

3

0

3

2003 - Winter

La Familia

15

9

24

1

2

3

2004 - Spring

La Familia

6

21

27

1

0

1

2004 - Winter

North End Pupmkins

11

16

27

2

1

3

2005 - Spring

North End Pupmkins

10

7

17

2

2

4

2005 - Winter

The Big Red Machine

10

30

40

0

1

1

2006 - Spring

The Big Red Machine

11

7

18

0

2

2

2006 - Winter

Good, Bad & the Ugly

7

17

24

0

0

0

2007 - Spring

Good, Bad & the Ugly

7

5

12

0

1

1

2007 - Winter

Slow Roasted

11

13

24

1

0

1

2008 - Spring

Slow Roasted

8

8

16

2

3

3

2008 - Winter

Lords of the Rink

20

19

39

0

3

3

2009 - Spring

Lords of the Rink

14

26

40

0

0

0

2009 - Winter

Six Feet Under

11

13

24

0

5

5

2010 - Spring

Six Feet Under

11

18

29

2

0

2

 

Totals:

330

445

775

34

50

82

 


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