New York Table Hockey League

     Once again a dozen men battled their way through a double round robin then playoffs.  Because three players had to leave following their round robins play, nine were left to battle it out for the League Date III title.  Let’s review the action.

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     Vinny “The Vinner” Catania opened his defense of the NYTHL title by going undefeated in both round robin play and playoffs last month.  Although his no loss streak was brought to an end, he did manage to sweep his way through the playoffs...

     A new season began this past Sunday as the New York Table Hockey League's fifth year commenced.  As some faces have changed, the entrance of new players and a new venue have the future of the league looking bigger and brighter.  This was evident as...

     The New York Table Hockey League concluded its fourth season this past Saturday, and it all culminated with Vinny "The Vinner" Catania narrowly defeating the defending champion Lou "The Legend" Marinoff in a classic seven game series.  The Vinner regained the...

     George Slater (Left) took home the League's Most Improved Player award.  His record improved from 38-90-19 in 2017-2018 to 55-43-18 this season.  It was a truly remarkable improvement.  Gary Nichols took home the rookie of the year award.  His spirit and dedicatio...

A season high twelve participants played at Mother Pugs during NYTHL League Date Seven on Saturday including Defending Champion Lou Marinoff.  Joining him were such players as Gary Nicholls from North Carolina, Len Mecca and Larry Durham from New Jersey and a host of o...

    The NYTHL’s Sixth League Date of the 2018-2019 season was an interesting one.  Gary Nicholls returned from North Carolina, Lou “The Legend” Marinoff was away on business and maker of the very games used in the NYTHL – John Fayolle made his season debut.  The L...

     For a second straight month, nine players engaged in battle as the NYTHL returned to Mother Pug's in Staten Island for the League's fifth date of the season.  With the return of Defending Champion Lou "The Legend" Marinoff - there figured to be plenty of obst...

  Once again nine players did battle as the NYTHL reconvened upon Mother Pug's in Staten Island for the League's fourth date of the season.  Without the presence  of Defending Champion Lou "The Legend" Marinoff - there figured to be opportunity for someone...

A couple of names changed, but they once again came from as far south as North Carolina.  Ten men again did battle on a Saturday in Staten Island to see who would win the 2018-2019 NYTHL 3rd league date.  Despite great showings by Lou Marinoff, George Slater, Mort and...