Calafiore Named NAHL's East Division's Second Star of the Week; Dumas Is Honorable Mention
Published on January 31, 2022 under North American Hockey League (NAHL)
New Jersey Titans News Release
The North American Hockey League announced its Bauer Hockey Divisional Stars of the Week for week ending January 30 and Titans forward Anthony Calafiore was named the East Division's second star of the week while Brendan Dumas was named honorable mention.
Calafiore had four points (3 goals and 1 assist) in last Tuesday's 6 - 5 come-from-behind victory of the Maryland Black Bears. His second goal of the game midway through the third period brought the Titans within one, and then he scored the game winning goal with 1:25 left in the contest.
The Staten Island, NY native is third on the team with 43 total points (18 goals and 25 assists). This is the second straight that Calafiore has received weekly league recognition (honorable mention for week ending January 23). This is the fourth time this season that Calafiore received weekly/monthly league honors. He was Second Star of the Week for week ending November 7 and honorable mention for weeks ending December 5 and January 23.
Dumas also had four points (1 goal and 3 assists) in last week's win. The North Attleboro, MA native is second on the team with 45 total points (15 goals and 30 assists). The is the sixth time that Dumas has received weekly/monthly league recognition. He was the first star of the week for week ending December 19, and he was second star of the week for week ending October 14. He was honorable mention for weeks ending October 24 and November 21. He also was honorable mention for forward of the month for October.
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