The NJ High School Ice Hockey Hall of Fame
The New Jersey High School Ice Hockey Hall of Fame was established in 2009 to formally honor the contributions of the many outstanding players, coaches, teams and contributors to New Jersey high school ice hockey.
The Hall of Fame honors the contributions and accomplishments of these individuals who are worthy of recognition as examples for others to emulate and serves as a symbol of appreciation of the excellence, honor, and devotion displayed by these celebrated individuals.
Our Most Recent Inductees
Lee Jelenic
Lee Jelenic was born in Toronto, Ontario and began his hockey career in Houston Texas, before relocating with his family to the Garden State at the age of 9. From 1989 to 1997 He played his NJ Travel Hockey for the Princeton Junior Tigers, Philadelphia Little Flyers,...
Billy Grum
Billy at 6 yrs old, pulled a pair of old white figure skates from a basement shelf and jumped on the ice of a frozen brook behind his house. His Father laughed & said “you better make those white skates fly”; and that he did! From there Billy's passion and talent...
Mark Garber
Mark’s ice hockey career began at age 5 in 1961 at the Asbury Park Casino Arena. He continued playing youth hockey at Navesink and Brick Hockey Club until 1971. His hockey crazed parents, particularly his Montreal native mother packed the belongings from their...
Matt Radoslovich
Matthew Radoslovich was a four-year letterman and co-captain for Bergen Catholic. As a Crusader, he was coached by Frank Horan (freshman year) and Dan May (sophomore to senior year). Under May, Matt helped lead the Crusaders to their first State Championship and...
Tom Danko
Tom Danko is well-known throughout the New Jersey High School hockey community as one of the good guys. He became a notable figure during his 32-year tenure as the Head Coach of Clifton High School. His accolades are quite impressive. In his 32 years as the Head Coach...
Patrick Slocum
Patrick Slocum played youth hockey with the Cranford Hockey Club and attended Cranford High School from 1992 to 1996. In 92 career high school games, he scored a total of 316 points (190 goals and 126 assists) with 31 career Hat Tricks, currently ranking as the 3rd...