Our calendar runs from January 1st to December 31st.
There are four types of annual Support Levels: White $25; Blue $50; Red $100; Platinum $150 or more. This year, supporters at the Red or Platinum levels will receive either gloves or mittens, to view click here.
Tax ID: 56-2421910. *According to IRS regulations, the value of your contribution must be reduced by the value of benefits you receive. To view and or print 2021 Supporter Brochure, click here.
The White Level includes: one decal and the supporter’s name on our web site.
The Blue Level includes: one decal; the supporter’s name on our web site; a 2021 NH Legends of Hockey black hat with the Legends’ logo.
The Red Level includes: one decal; the supporter’s name on our web site; a pair of lined deerskin gloves or mittens from Fargo Apparel with our Legends logo laser engraved. Unisex sizes are listed on the return panel.
The Platinum Level includes: one decal; the supporter’s name on our web site; a 2021 NH Legends of Hockey black hat and a pair of lined deerskin gloves or mittens from Fargo Apparel with our Legends logo laser engraved. Unisex sizes listed on the return panel.
We plan on ordering gloves and mittens at the end of January, February and March. Please make sure your payment is received before month end.
Please send your check, made payable to the NH Legends of Hockey, to PO Box 777, Manchester, NH 03105-0777.
If you’d prefer to pay by credit card, please visit our website, nhlegendsofhockey.com, click the “Membership” and “Join Us” tabs, then select the support level of your choice. Please be sure to include your mailing address, , phone, email information and size for mittens or gloves if applicable.
We thank you in advance for your support. The Board of Directors
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Our Annual 2020 Supporter’s Drive began January 31st and is in full swing. We hope you will consider joining us today.
We thank each of you who have joined already. To view this year’s current supporter list, click here.
Now is a great time to join the others to support our cause. On behalf of the Board of Directors we extend our profound thanks in advance.
HOW DO I JOIN Joining is very easy, just fill out this 2020 Supporter Brochure and send along with a check or log onto our website, click on the Supporters tab and use your credit card. You can join annually for as little as $25 or select $50, $100 or $150 or more.
This year, our support of youth, high school and prep school levels continues. The New Hampshire Legends of Hockey is a self-governing non-profit corporation. We are a 501(c)(3) organization which means we follow IRS regulations and our tax ID is 56-2421910.
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The New Hampshire Legends of Hockey is pleased to announce five inductees for its Nineteenth Hall of Fame Class. The Induction Ceremony, originally slated for this October 25, 2020, will take place on October 24, 2021.
Ben Lovejoy (above) and Lauren Slebodnick are being inducted as players, Brian Murphy is being inducted as an official, Bruce Valley will be inducted in the Media category and Paul Chalue is being inducted as a builder.
In addition, the history of the Exeter High School boy’s and girl’s hockey programs will also be honored at the event.
Here is a closer look at the five inductees:
Lauren Slebodnick: One of the best goalies in Cornell women’s hockey history, Slebodnick grew up in Manchester and played for the East Coast Wizards and Cushing Academy. In her first two years at Cornell she shared the goalie duties, playing 16 and 17 games, respectively, and posting save percentages of .942 and .924. As a junior, she set the program’s single-season record for wins (24) and helped the Big Red reach the eight-team NCAA tournament all four years she was there. She also played two seasons for the Boston Pride of the NWHL.
Ben Lovejoy: Born in Concord and raised in Canaan, NH where his father worked at the Cardigan Mountain School, Lovejoy owns the distinction of being the first New Hampshire-born player to win the Stanley Cup, which he did with the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2016. The former Dartmouth College standout played in 544 NHL games over 11 seasons plus 76 playoff games, scoring five goals and 11 assists. Regarded as an elite penalty killer, he also played for the Anaheim Ducks, New Jersey Devils and Dallas Stars before his retirement in the summer of 2019.
Brian Murphy: Murphy grew up in Dover and played hockey at Dover High School, and went on to make a name for himself as one of the most respected officials in professional hockey. He was chosen to work nine Stanley Cup Finals between 1995 and 2017 — including two Game 7s — and also the Vancouver Olympics and the first outdoor game at Fenway Park in 2010. On March 16, 2019, he became only the eighth official in the history of the NHL to have worked 2,000 regular-season games, and did so as both a referee and a linesman. He is currently the supervisor of men’s officials for the Hockey East Association.
Bruce Valley: Valley grew up playing hockey in Rye, and his experience as a hockey player and a military veteran — he served as a Navy rescue pilot in Vietnam, then as an experimental test pilot — influenced and seasoned his style when he turned to an accomplished writing career. He is the author of “Seahawk: Confessions of an Old Hockey Goalie” and “Rye Harbor: Poems of the New Hampshire Seacoast.” Valley is being inducted into the media category for the work he’s done in preserving, recounting and celebrating the rich and fascinating story of hockey’s golden era in New Hampshire.
Paul Chalue: Chalue moved to Dover in the summer of 1977 from Needham, Mass., where he was close friends with the family of future NHL player and coach Robbie Ftorek. Chalue would shape the hockey culture in the Seacoast region for decades to come. He was hired by the City of Dover as the first director at the new public ice arena and built it into the modern Foster Rink as it is known today. He served in the arena position from 1977-1994. He was then promoted to director of city buildings and grounds and oversaw the construction of the adjacent Holt Rink, as well as the increase in both youth and adult hockey players, until his retirement in 2007.
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Scott Citroni is still celebrating after his Hole-in-One on the 4th hole back in 2017.
We are experiencing unprecedented times, and the COVID-19 situation is changing rapidly every day.
At this time, we are planning to have our tournament as scheduled. Therefore, we would like you to mark your calendars for Friday, July 10th. Our 15th Annual Golf Classic, – scheduled to be held at the Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown, NH. Check-in is slated to begin at 8:45 am with a shotgun start at 11:30.
We continue to monitor the situation and will notify you when there are any changes or updates.
In closing, we are thinking of you and your families’ well-being. Taking care of yourselves, and each other is what is most important right now.
Thank you.
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The photograph pictured above was made into a jigsaw puzzle and donated to the NH Legends of Hockey by Bob Hart. It was used to haul their equipment by the local Millville Bruins hockey team of Concord, NH in the 30’s and 40’s.
Our Annual 2020 Supporter’s Drive began January 31st and is in full swing. We hope you will consider joining us today.
To view this year’s current supporter list, click here. On behalf of the Board of Directors we extend our profound thanks in advance.
HOW DO I JOIN Joining is very easy, just fill out this 2020 Supporter Brochure and send along with a check or log onto our website, click on the Supporters tab and use your credit card. You can join annually for as little as $25 or select $50, $100 or $150 or more.
Also, our support of youth, high school and prep school levels continues. The New Hampshire Legends of Hockey is a self-governing non-profit corporation. We are a 501(c)(3) organization which means we follow IRS regulations and our tax ID is 56-2421910.
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All-State Teams were selected last week by the New Hampshire High School Hockey Coaches Association and for the tenth year, the Legends provided certificates for each member of the four divisions.
In addition, for each division, the Legends awards certificates to the Player-of-the-Year and Coach-of-the-Year. Click here to view the 2019-20 All-State recipients.
Those certificates were mailed to the schools’ Athletic Directors for disbursement.
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Our Annual Supporter’s Drive began on January 1 and continues through December 31, 2020.
HOW DO I JOIN Joining is very easy, just fill out this 2020 Supporter Brochure and send along with a check or log onto our website, click on the Supporters tab and use your credit card. You can join annually for as little as $25 or select $50, $100 or $150 or more.
Your commitment and the support are critical to the overall success of our Annual Supporter’s Drive and help us further our mission.
Our mission is quite simple and extremely important. We celebrate and continue to support the rich history of ice hockey in New Hampshire and the continued growth of hockey in the state.
Also, our support of youth, high school and prep school levels continues. The New Hampshire Legends of Hockey is a self-governing non-profit corporation. We are a 501(c)(3) organization which means we follow IRS regulations and our tax ID is 56-2421910.
To view last year’s supporter list, click here. On behalf of the Board of Directors we extend our profound thanks in advance.
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The Legends Hockey Hall of Fame was established to recognize and honor those men and women who have made significant contributions to sport of ice hockey in New Hampshire by their participation as Players, Coaches, Builders, Officials or as members of the Media. Through our first seventeen years, one hundred and thirty-nine deserving individuals have been inducted into the Hall of Fame.
If you know of anyone you feel may be a qualified Hall of Fame candidate, the Legends committee encourages you research and submit a nomination form for consideration of this high honor in any one of the above categories.
NH Legends of Hockey Policies and Procedures for Nomination states, “It is important that any nominee be of high moral character and the Induction Committee and Board of Directors shall consider such matters when considering candidates for induction.”
ELIGIBILITY FOR INDUCTION
To be eligible for induction in the Player category, the individual must: a) have been born or raised in New Hampshire and played ice hockey at an exemplary level; or b) while an active player, have made a significant contribution to the sport of ice hockey in New Hampshire.
To be eligible for induction in non-player categories, the individual must: a) have made significant contributions to the sport of ice hockey in New Hampshire: or b) have made significant contributions to the sport of ice hockey while residing in New Hampshire.
In addition, each individual’s contribution may be different. Also to be considered will be the nominee’s ability, sportsmanship or character, or a combination of these qualities.
Nominations must be received prior to March 1, 2020.
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Type your information into the form and save on your desktop. You should print a copy for your own records, then email Jim Hayes hayes743@comcast.net the completed form. In addition, click on Submit form on the top right.
Selected individuals will be recognized at the next annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. This fall, the Legends will also be honoring the Exeter High School Boy’s and Girl’s Hockey history.
We have included a copy of the Sample NominationForm for Sandy Sistare which was submitted by Jane Kalinski. This should help you with your nomination process.
If you have questions or need assistance with the nomination process, please contact any one of the New Hampshire Legend’s board of directors who are listed on the web site. You may also contact our Executive Director, Jim Hayes, at hayes743@comcast.net or 603-731-4168.
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The New Hampshire Legends of Hockey continued with its donation of hockey equipment to youth hockey organizations. This Bauer equipment is designated to be used to benefit Learn to Skate Programs in these towns.
The recipients of our Bauer Equipment Donation was Keene, Upper Valley and Laconia.
L to R: Legends President John Normand, Ron Clace of Keene Youth Hockey, and son Landon Clace and Legends Board Member Peter Maher.
L to R: Legends President John Normand, John McKenzie of Laconia Youth Hockey and Legends Board Member Peter Maher.
If you are interested in having us consider your organization for 2020-21, click here and submit the form to the Legends of Hockey Board of Directors.
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Master of Ceremony Bob Lipman and the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey Board of Directors inducted six new members into the New Hampshire Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2019, in front of a crowd of 270 family members, friends, dignitaries and guests.
The Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Luncheon was held on October 20, 2019 at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord.
It marked the NH Legends’ eighteenth year hosting the event and the Legends also paid tribute to Alpine Club who played in the early to mid 60’s in the Granite State Hockey League.
About The Legends of New Hampshire Hockey
The Legends is a New Hampshire non-profit, 501(C)(3) organization dedicated to preserving New Hampshire ice hockey history, maintaining the state’s Hockey Hall of Fame, and promoting the sport to New Hampshire’s youth. Our Hall of Fame Induction event honors New Hampshire’s hockey elite — men and women who have made significant contributions in New Hampshire as players, coaches, officials, builders, or media representatives.
Inducted into the 2019 Hall of Fame Class was: Denis Martin, Freddy Meyer and Deron Quint are being inducted as players; longtime New England College bench boss Tom Carroll is being inducted as a coach; Rod Ross is being inducted in the media category; and the late Downing Potter “DP” Brown is being inducted posthumously as a builder. To view the entire induction program click here.
Class of 2019 – L to R: Tom Carroll, Tim Quint (for Deron Quint) Freddy Meyer, Timothy Brown (for Downing Potter Brown), Denis “Ducky” Martin and Rod RossCoach Tom CarrollLegends Vice-President Mike Gould
Mike Gould, (shown Above) Vice-President of the Legends’ Board of Directors, welcomed the large audience and thanked them for supporting the 2019 Hall of Fame inductees and the Alpine Club. Gould offered special thanks to Bauer (Presenting Sponsor) St. Paul’s School (Kathy Gile, Rector) as the Luncheon Sponsor; Vachon Clukay & Company PC (Bob and Kathy Vachon) & NH Amateur Hockey Association (Matt Roy) as the Co-Title Sponsors, New Hampshire Distributors (Tom and Chris Brown) as the Social Hour Sponsor and Werner Mazda as the Ring Sponsor.
Gould also thanked the 26 other sponsors who helped make the Hall of Fame ceremony possible through their Gold, Silver, and Bronze-level sponsorships. Those sponsors are: Gold Sponsors: Banks Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc; Black Ice Pond Hockey Association; Capital Sporting Goods; Christian Party Rental; Fay’s Boat Yard; Morgan Self Storage; Northway Bank and Speedy Printing & Copying.
Silver Sponsors: Berlin City Auto Group; Capital City Paving; Cusa Consulting, LLC; Club National; De Niro Construction; Milestone Engineering & Construction; PretiFlaherty; Ray’s Electric, Inc. Rene LeClerc Insurance Agency and Triplet Computers.
Bronze Sponsors: EVR Advertising; Granite State Capital Management; Granite State Glass; Label Tech, Inc.; L.A. Brochu, Inc. and Town and Inn and Resort.
Key Note Speaker Ben SmithAll Hall of Fame Members – Front Row L to R: Julie Sasner Smith, Tom Carroll, Tim Quint (for Deron Quint) Freddy Meyer, Timothy Brown (for Downing Potter Brown) Denis “Ducky” Martin, Rod Ross and Pierre Belanger Back row L to R: Dick Boucher; Jack LeClerc, Dick Roy, Bill Matthews, Jim Griffin, Bruce Parker, Roger Letourneau, Leo Gould, Ken McKinnon, Rene LeClerc, Don McKinnon, Jim Tufts and Dunc Walsh. Missing from Photo: Ray Champagne, Rich Ryerson, Bob Norton, Andre Prefontaine, Hubie McDonough III.
State Senator Lou D’Allesandro, longtime Legends supporter and a former Legends Board member, delivered a letter from The Honorable Governor Chris Sununu, State Senate Resolutions and State of New Hampshire Citations honoring the Hall of Fame Class of 2019 and the Alpine Club. More than 40 club members, alumni and family of the Alpine Club were in attendance.
Senator Lou D’Allesandro
More than 40 club members, alumni and family of the Alpine Club were in attendance.
Members of Alpine Club and its Hockey Team L to R: Dick Daigle, Dick Boucher, Roland Jutras, Connie Gagne, Mark Doucet, Jacques Lorandeau, Norm Gamache, Roland Martin, Ken McKinnon (Commissioner of the Granite State Hockey League) and Leo Gould
Photographs of Induction Ceremony were taken by Matt Parker Photography and are posted on his website. Click here to view and or purchase photographs. If you have any questions you may contact Matt at mparker3011@gmail.com.
Vice-President Mike Gould announced the team which will be honored next fall. The Exeter High School Blue Hawks Boy’s and Girl’s hockey teams will be honored at the 19th Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony scheduled for Sunday October 25, 2020.
Exeter High School (Coaches, Players and Alumni) Front Row L to R: Jacob Martin, Jude Rogles, Richard Davis, Brendan Doyle, Mark Thurston Back Row L to R: Henrik Barbin, Head Coach Coach Paul DiMarino 2019-20, Matt Tufts and Head Coach Jim Tufts 1977-2019
So again please mark your calendar for the 19th Annual Induction Ceremony slated for next October 25th at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord. If you’d like to become a sponsor, please email hayes743@comcast.net or call Jim Hayes at 603-731-4168. Click here to review the 2019 Sponsorship Opportunity Form if you are interesting sponsoring next fall.
2020 Nomination with appropriate documentation can be submitted on-line beginning January 1 and continuing through the end of February.
Video of Induction Ceremony can be purchased by contacting Mark Johnson at MJohnson@JoyMark.com. This year the video is available on a memory stick and has both the Induction Ceremony as well as pre-event interviews may be purchased for $15.00 through JoyMark Photography and Video Production in Concord (www.JoyMark.com).
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