Thank You Seniors Benedictine Hockey 1

Thank YOU Hockey Seniors

Feb 4, 2026|Hockey
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The Administration of Benedictine honored and congratulated (3) three seniors for their hard work and dedication to the Hockey Program. Please meet Jeremy, Luca, and Mason.
Jeremy Ade:
Son of Julie & Chris Ade and the brother of Kayla and Zack '27.
Years Playing Hockey / Where: 14 years — Garfield Heights, Gilmore, Benedictine
Favorite Pro, College, or Juniors Player: Sergei Bobrovsky
Other Sports & Hobbies: Participated in track and field, football, and baseball.
Served as the football team manager. Enjoys playing video games.
Future Plans: Mechanical Engineering at the University of Dayton
Favorite Hockey Memory: Winning the Baron Cup during his sophomore year
Accomplishment Most Proud Of: Being at the top of his class
Advice to Teammates: “The effort you put into something is mirrored by your
results. So always put maximum effort into everything you do.”

Luci Bucci:
Son of April Bucci and Doni Urbassik and grandson of Poppa (Louie)
Years Playing Hockey / Where: 13 years — Parma and Team Ohio
Favorite Pro, College, or Juniors Player: Luc Robitaille
Other Sports & Hobbies: Enjoys golf, hanging out with friends, getting Dave’s Hot
Chicken, and talking about music and movies
Future Plans: Attending Denison University
Favorite Hockey Memory: Winning the second Baron Cup
Accomplishment Most Proud Of: Being named team captain
Advice to Teammates: “If the road is too easy, then it’s not your road to take.”

Mason Rzepka
Son of Suzanne Osickey and Rob Rzepka and brother of Jake and Alex '24.
Years Playing Hockey / Where: 14 years — Eastside Tigers
Favorite Pro, College, or Juniors Player: Connor McDavid
Other Sports & Hobbies: Landscaping
Future Plans: Plans to attend college
Favorite Hockey Memory: Scoring in the Baron Cup Championship against Mentor during his sophomore year
Accomplishment Most Proud Of: Winning the Baron Cup back-to-back
Advice to Teammates: “Appreciate every game you have because it goes by
quickly—especially the home games.”