Golf Auction – Buy Now

 

Part of our Annual Golf Classic includes an auction for a number of great items including framed sports photographs, Sox (2018) and Bruins (2018-19) tickets as well as greens fees with carts for some of the most exclusive golf courses in the state of New Hampshire.

This year we are providing the person with the quickest reaction time an opportunity to BUY NOW rather than have the item bid at the tournament.

Any item which doesn’t sell ahead of the tournament will be auctioned the day of the tournament.

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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Lake Winnipesaukee Golf Club – foursome and two carts – $600.00
Shown below Hole # 10 at Lake Winnipesaukee Golf Club
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Nashua Country Club – foursome and two carts – $250[/column]
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Wentworth By the Sea Country Club – foursome and two carts $400
Shown below Wentworth By the Sea Country Club
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Omni Mount Washington Resort Golf Club– Greens fees and cart for two, and one night, midweek, non-holiday for two. $400.00[/column]
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Stonebridge Country Club – Single Adult Membership for 2019 season – $900.00

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Sports Tickets

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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Boston Bruins – Two Tickets (between October and December) mutually agreed upon date in the Bruins Alumni Suite – $300.00[/column]
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Sports Photographs

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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Rob Gronkowski Autographed Mini Helmet w/ 11″ x 14″ Photograph – $275.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Gerry Cheevers Autographed ‘MASK’ Framed 20″ x 24″ Photograph – $150.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Brad Marchand Auto Mini Helmet and 11″ x 14″ Framed Photograph – $225.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Charlie McAvoy Auto 20″ x 24″ Framed Photograph – $200.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Jaylen Brown autographed 20″ x 24″ framed photograph (Dunk on Cleveland) – $250.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Guy LaFleur Autographed 20″ x 24″ Framed Photograph HOF Inscription) – $200.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Face of Belichick’ 16″ x 20″ Framed Photograph – $80.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Joe Kelly 16″ x 20″ 2 Way Framed Collage (A-Rod/Varitek Fight/Joe Kelly) – $100.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Le Turtle Soup’ Bruins/Canadiens 16″ x 20″ Framed Photograph – $80.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Mookie Betts Autographed 20″ x 24″ Framed Photograph (Robbing Homerun) – $300.00
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[column size=”half” last=”no”]Tukka Rask Signed used Warrior Goalie Stick – $200.00



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Golf Classic Deadline Nearing

Holed out: As Dave Masinick holes the birdie putt on the way to a 60, teammates from L to R celebrate: Dennis Murphy, Al Gilbert and Joe Vallieres.

Well the golf courses seem to be in great shape throughout the state and the Stanley Cup Champion Washington Capitals were just crowned – sadly that means hockey is over for another season.

On the other hand, that allows us to focus on golf and our upcoming thirteenth Annual Golf Classic on Friday July 13th at the Stonebridge Country Club.  The horn will sound at 10:30 am for another wonderful day of camaraderie.

While more than 100 players have registered, we still have room for a few foursomes and singles.  In addition, Sponsorships are available though the deadline of June 22nd.

Click Here for complete tournament information.

2018 All-State Prep Teams Announced

The Prep School Hockey Coaches of New Hampshire announced their 2017-18 All-State selections for both the boys and girls divisions. The eight prep schools in New Hampshire are: Brewster Academy; Holderness School; Kimball Union Academy; New Hampton School; Phillips Exeter Academy; Proctor Academy; St. Paul’s School and Tilton School.

Mike Walsh, head coach of Proctor Academy said “we are pleased to continue our partnership with the NH Legends of Hockey”. The Legends have provided certificates signed by their President John Normand and Executive Director, Jim Hayes. The certificates were mailed to the Athletic Directors this week.

Click here to view Boy’s and Girl’s All-State Teams

Tournament Results for NH Schools

Boy’s Hockey

QuarterFinals:
#3 Kimball Union 3, #6 Phillips Exeter 0 — KUA senior G Sean Dynan had a 20-save shutout and Andranik Armstrong, Jordan Harris and Thomas Samuelsen (ENG) scored for KUA. Exeter sophomore G Ryan Welch (38/40) was the hard-luck loser. KUA travels to Rivers for a semifinal matchup Saturday.

#4 New Hampton 3, #5 Millbrook 0 — Lukas Uhler (2g,1a)  figured in all three of New Hampton’s goals, and Michael Kane (1g,1a) added two points. Junior G Matt Sayles (29/29) came through with the shutout. Millbrook junior G Cam Fernanadez (32/35) took the loss. New Hampton travels to Winchendon on Saturday (4:00 pm).

Semifinals:
KUA 2 @ Rivers 1 — With 29 seconds remaining in overtime, a goal by sophomore Zach Whitehead, off a perfect pass from junior Seth Stadheim, lifted Kimball Union Academy to a 2-1 win over host Rivers in an Elite 8 semifinal here today.

New Hampton 3 @ Winchendon 2 — New Hampton never trailed in this one, taking a 2-0 lead in the second period on goals from Joe Dunlap and Michael Kane. Winchendon made it a one-goal game on a Cam Gendron tally early in the third, but New Hampton got it right back with a James Hatzepetros goal at 12:44. Winchendon made it a one-goal game again on a Ville Rainio goal with 41 seconds remaining. Matt Sayles (30/32) was the winning goaltender; James Corcoran (33/36) took the loss. New Hampton will face Lawrence Academy for the small school crown at noon tomorrow.

Championship:
KUA 3 vs Salisbury 2  #1 Salisbury scored first and last, but in between #3 Kimball Union Academy scored three straight goals — two by senior Andranik Armstrong — to take a 3-2 win here tonight and repeat as NEPSAC champions.

Lawrence 5 vs  New Hampton 4 — Lawrence sophomore Gunnar Fontaine, from Braden Doyle and Drew Bavaro, scored a power play goal at 7:22 of overtime to lift Lawrence Academy to a 5-4 win over New Hampton and the 2018 Small School Championship here today.

All NEPSAC TEAM EAST
Forward:
Jay O’Brien – Senior Thayer
John Farinacci – Junior Dexter
Matt Fawcett – Senior Winchendon
Neil Shea – Senior Lawrence
Andranik Armstrong – Senior Kimball Union
Teddy Wooding – Senior Rivers
Aiden McDonough – Senior Thayer

Defensemen:
Jack Rathbone – Senior Dexter
Jordan Harris Senior Kimball Union
Nolan McElhaney – Senior Cushing
Jayson Dobay – Senior Thayer

Goaltender:
Aidan Porter – Senior Rivers
Eric Green – Senior NMH

Girl’s Hockey

Kimball Union Academy (KUA) was a finalist in the Lakes Region Championship game this year and earned #7 seed to advance to the NEPSAC DII Quarterfinal game. The Lakes Region final standings were: VT Academy, KUA, New Hampton, Proctor, Tilton, Holderness, and Brewster.

NEPSAC DI Playoffs
#5 St. Paul’s traveled to #4 Loomis Chaffee for the New England Quarterfinal game. Loomis won that game to advance to the semi-finals.

NEPSAC DII Playoffs
#7 KUA traveled to #2 VT Academy for the New England Quarterfinal game. VT Academy won that game to advance to the semi-finals.

2018 NEPSIGHA All-NEPSAC DI Team:
Forward:
Gillis Frechette – St. Paul’s School
Savannah Norcross – New Hampton School
Defense:
Lauren DeBlois– New Hampton School

2018 NEPSIGHA All-NEPSAC DII Team:
Forward:
Mia Brown – Kimball Union Academy
Honorable Mention Team:
Forward:
Molly Flanagan – Kimball Union Academy
Mackenzie Mallett – Proctor Academy
Kiara Vazquez – Proctor Academy
Goalie:
Marina Mirabella- Proctor Academy

Legends to Induct Six

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Dartmouth Head Coach Bob Gaudet

June 7, 2018

The New Hampshire Legends of Hockey is pleased to announce six inductees for its 2018 Hall of Fame class, who will be formally inducted during a ceremony on October 21, 2018.  The ceremony will be held at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord NH.  The ceremony is open to the public and tickets can be purchased by contacting Executive Director Jim Hayes at hayes743@comcast.net.

In addition, the hockey history of the Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association (MRYHA) will be recognized. Hall of Fame Induction tickets will be available to the general public on September 1st.

Our event will begin with an 11:30 am social hour and for the first time, our ceremony will have Co-Master of Ceremony, Ken Cail and Chris Garrett and the Key Note Speaker will be Dick Umile.

Brendan Creagh of Hanover, Brian Foster of Pembroke and Rich Ryerson of Concord are being inducted as players. Dartmouth College coach Bob Gaudet is entering the Hall as a coach. Don McKinnon is being inducted as an official and the late Tony Urban is being inducted posthumously as a builder.

Here is a closer look at the six inductees:

Brendan Creagh. In three years playing for Hanover High School in the late 1980s, Creagh was the team’s leading scorer all three seasons and left as the all-time leading scorer among defensemen. After a prep year at Phillips Andover he moved on to the University of Vermont, where he played four seasons and served as assistant captain as a senior year. A skilled, puck-moving defenseman, he played briefly in the AHL and enjoyed a four-year career in the ECHL.

Brian Foster. After starring for the Concord Capitals and then the Manchester Junior Monarchs, where he won an EJHL championship, Foster joined the UNH hockey team on a full scholarship. After two seasons backing up standout Kevin Regan, he assumed the starting role as a junior and went 19-11-4 with a 2.68 goals-against average and a .910 save percentage. He stopped 40 shots in one of the most memorable games in UNH history, a 6-5 overtime win over North Dakota in the NCAA tournament. As a senior he posted a 2.98 GAA and .908 save percentage, was named First Team Hockey East and Second Team All-America. After that went on to a 12-year pro career in the CHL, ECHL and AHL.

Bob Gaudet. Entering his 22nd as head coach at Dartmouth College, his alma mater, this fall, Gaudet is poised to become the all-time winningest coach in school history. His 305 wins at Dartmouth trail only Eddie Jeremiah (308). Twice he has been named ECAC Coach of the Year (1994-95 at Brown, 2005-06 at Dartmouth), and he led the team to the ECAC Hockey title in 2006 and the Ivy League title a year later. In three decades as a college head coach, he has worked with and developed several players who have gone on to play in the NHL, including Ben Lovejoy of Canaan, who was a Stanley Cup champion with the Penguins.

Don McKinnon. McKinnon moved to Durham in 1960 to assist his wife’s father in the millwork business. He’d refereed Ontario Hockey League games in his native Canada, and would go on the call five NHIAA championship games, including his first one between Hanover and Berlin in 1966. It was estimated he refereed more than 75 games in the Granite State Hockey League before that league terminated in 1967. He was also a fixture in the college game, calling more than 200 games in the ECAC and refereeing games in Divisions I, II and III, as well as the New England Hockey League.

Rich Ryerson. Ryerson skated for four seasons at St. Paul’s School, the last three under legendary coach Bill Matthews, where he earned the reputation as a player who could be used in all situations. He scored 38 points as a junior and served as co-captain as a senior. From there, he went on to Dartmouth, where he played 111 games from 1976-80, scoring 29 goals and adding 26 assists for 55 points. Twice in his career he helped the Big Green reach the NCAA final four.

Tony Urban. Growing up in the Berlin-Gorham area, Urban spent nearly four decades involved with high school hockey in the state. He spent 36 years as chairman of the NHIAA Hockey Committee, and served on the High School Hockey Federation for Hockey Rules Committee from 1977-88. He was inducted into the NHIAA Hall of Fame in 2008 and was instrumental in moving NHIAA championship games from the Whittemore Center at UNH to the SNHU Arena in Manchester.