2019 Senior All-Star Doubleheader Results

Exeter, NH – On Sunday March 17th, at the Rinks of Exeter, the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey (“Legends”) hosted both of the boy’s Senior All-Star Classic Hockey games.  The 12:00 pm game was for Division III players only while the 12:15 pm game featured the very best players from Division I and II and two terrific games were played in front of several hundred family and friends.

This Legends event was sponsored by New Hampshire Distributors (NHD) of Concord.  NHD also provided post-game product samples for each player from Bang (potent brain and body fuel) and Sparkling Ice.  Click to open Division III program and Division I/II program.

Participating seniors were selected by the New Hampshire High School Hockey Coaches Association.  At the conclusion of each game, a reception hosted by the Legends took place in the lobby of the Rinks of Exeter for players and their families.  All senior players were announced individually by teams and received a certificate for their selection to the Senior All-Star Classic from John Normand President of the Legends.

In addition, Normand announced the All-State selections as the players came forward.  For the ninth straight year, the Legends provided certificates for each member of the various All-State teams.  In addition, for each division, the Legends awarded certificates to the Player-of-the-Year and Coach-of-the-Year.  Those individuals were selected by the NH High School Hockey Coaches Association and those All-State certificates were mailed out Monday afternoon to the Athletic Directors.

To view the complete list of this year’s All-State recipients Click Here. 

In the Division III game, an open net goal with 4 seconds to go sealed the win for the players dressed in their team’s white jerseys 5-3 over Team Dark.  Goals against were tracked but not saves in this game.  For the winner, Mattieux Tremblay of Pembroke-Campbell started the game and let up one goal, next up was Hunter Sanders of Moultonborough-Inter Lakes and Jameson Bourque of John Stark-Hopkinton shut down the opponents in the last stanza.  For the opponents, Trent Labrecque of Berlin split the duties with Isaac Kaskinski of Monadnock-Fall Mountain and allowed three and one goal respectively.

In the Division I & II game, it went to overtime but in the end, remained tied and finished in a 5-5 draw.  Dakota Robinson of Pinkerton started in goal for Team Red and stopped all seven shots he faced, next up was Nate Pushey of Bishop Brady and Nate stopped seven of nine shots and Matt Strickland of Bishop Brady finished up, allowing three goals while stopped seven.  Leading off for Team White was Cameron Donovan of Londonderry who made four of five saves, Chris Eno of St. Thomas Aquinas made  thirteen saves while allowing four goals and Nathan Carrier of Bow stopped all eight shots he faced. Offensive highlights Team Red were provided by five players: Gennaro Marra of Pinkerton and Brendon Banks of Pinkerton; Tyler Blood of Exeter and Ryan Huppe of Exeter (along with three assists) and Cam Larivierre of Concord.  For Team White offense was provided by two goals apiece from Jack Sylvain of Bedford and Max Carpenter of Oyster River while Kambal Vaidya of Bedford had one.

Many thanks to the following DI and DII coaches for their time and effort.  Jim Tufts – Exeter, Dan Belliveau – Merrimack, Peter Bedford – Londonderry, Sam Littlefield – Pinkerton, Peter Harwood – Oyster River, Mike Young – Dover, Bill Widi – Portsmouth-Newmarket, Mark McGinn – Salem, Marty Myers – Bedford, Tom Ferguson – Portsmouth-Newmarket, Jon Ellis – Spaulding

In addition, our thanks go out to the DIII coaches for their time and effort to help make this event a successful one: Denis Kolehmainen of John Stark-Hopkinton and Mike Poulin of Berlin as well as Kevin Merrick of Sanborn and Marc Bourque of John Stark-Hopkinton.  We do apologize if any of the coaches were not recognized.

After the 12:15 game, Coaches convened to select players to represent New Hampshire in the Annual Make a Wish game against Vermont this summer.  The boy’s and girl’s game will be held at the Gutterson Field House on Saturday June 29th against the Vermont team.  Players will once again be adorned in the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey uniforms.  The girl’s will play at 4:00 pm and the boy’s game is scheduled to start at 6:30 pm.  The Coaches for the Vermont game should be contacting the players over the next week or so.

To view or to purchase any of the photographs from Matt Parker Photography CLICK HERE.

High School Hockey News

NHIAA Championships

On Saturday, eight teams will arrive at the SNHU Arena in Manchester, hoping to be crowned State Champion of their respective division. Here’s a look at the championship match-ups – and the best of luck to each team.

Division I 5:00 pm
# 3 Bedford versus # 5 Trinity

Division II 2:45 pm
# 1 St. Thomas Aquinas versus # 2 Dover

Division III 12:15 pm
# 1 John Stark-Hopkinton versus # 2 Mon-Fall Mountain

Girls Division 10:00 am
# 2 Exeter versus # 5 Hanover

*Please verify start times

Senior All-Star Doubleheader

On Sunday March 17th, the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey will host two Senior games at The Rinks at Exeter. The New Hampshire High School Hockey Coaches Association selected seniors last week to participate in the two games. The first game is for Division III seniors and is scheduled to start at 12:00 pm.

File photo from Matt Parker Photography

At the 12:15 pm game, seniors from D I and II will compete against one another in their last high school game of their career. Players should arrive one hour prior to their game. Ticket prices are $5.00 for all adults high school is $2.00.

The Coaches will select a team from the 12:15 pm game to play in the Make A Wish game versus Vermont this summer.

The Legends are providing certificates to all senior players. Certificates will be distributed at a post-game reception after each senior game on Sunday March 17th.

All-State Teams Announced

In addition, All-State Teams were selected last week by the New Hampshire High School Hockey Coaches Association and for the ninth year, the Legends will provide certificates for each member of the various All-State teams.

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 2018-19 All-State recipients.

For those underclassmen and girls not in attendance, those certificates will be taken to their schools by coaches or players in attendance and brought to your athletic director for disbursement.

2019 Supporter Campaign Begins

Our Annual Supporter’s Drive began on January 1 and continues through December 31, 2019.

Last fall we supported the Rochester Youth Hockey Association by purchasing hockey equipment for them.  Rochester had participated in our Annual Golf Classic last July with a foursome (Allen Albee, Lauren Albee, Alex Johnston, Tyler Lebsand) while Jen Lentz and her son Connor provided primary assists on our Par 3 “The Scott Citroni Hole”, raising money for their equipment.

This year, we will again select a program from submissions received by April 1.

Our effort will be in alliance with the New Hampshire Amateur Hockey Association and will be helpful to limited-income families.

HOW DO I JOIN
Joining is very easy, just fill out this 2019 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.

2019 Nominations Open January 1st

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 sixteen years, one hundred and thirty-four 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.

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  • Nominations must be received prior to March 1, 2019.
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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 Alpine Club which played in the 1960’s.

We have included a copy of the Sample Nomination Form 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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Legends Enshrine Six

Concord, NH

Co-Masters of Ceremonies Chris Garrett and Ken Cail

Co-Master of Ceremonies, Ken Cail and Chris Garrett, and the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey Board of Directors inducted six new members into the New Hampshire Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2018, in front of a crowd of more than 250 family members, friends, dignitaries and guests.

The Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Luncheon was held on October 21, 2018 at the Grappone Conference Center in Concord.

It marked the NH Legends’ seventeenth year hosting the event and the Legends also paid tribute to Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association (MRYHA).

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 2018 Hall of Fame Class was: Brendan Creagh of Hanover, Brian Foster of Pembroke and Rich Ryerson of Concord were inducted as players. Dartmouth College coach Bob Gaudet entered the Hall as a coach. Don McKinnon as an official and the late Tony Urban posthumously as a builder. To view the entire induction program click here.

2018 NH Legends Inductees (L to R) Rich Ryerson, Bob Gaudet, Brian Foster, Pamela Urban-Morin for Anthony (Tony) Urban, Don McKinnon and Brendan Creagh. 

NH Legends of Hockey President John Normand

John Normand, (shown Above) current President of the Legends’ Board of Directors, welcomed the large audience and thanked them for supporting the 2018 Hall of Fame inductees and the Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association. Normand offered special thanks to St. Paul’s School (Michele Chicione) as the Luncheon Sponsor; Vachon Clukay & Company PC (Bob and Kathy Vachon) & NH Amateur Hockey Association (Paul Comeau) as the Co-Title Sponsors and New Hampshire Distributors (Tom and Chris Brown) as the Social Hour Sponsor.

Normand 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; Bogacz Photography/Digital Media; Capital Sporting Goods; Christian Party Rental; Fay’s Boat Yard; Morgan Self Storage; Speedy Printing & Copying and Werner Mazda.

Silver Sponsors: Berlin City Auto Group;  Capital City Paving; Cusa Consulting, LLC; Di Niro Construction; Milestone Engineering & Construction;  Northway Bank; PretiFlaherty; Ray’s Electric, Inc. Rene LeClerc Insurance Agency and Triplet Computers.

Bronze Sponsors: EVR Advertising; Granite State Capital; Granite State Glass; L.A. Brochu, Inc.; Label Tech, Inc.; Steve Mathieu & LFS Tax Group and Town and Inn and Resort.

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 2018 and MRYHA.

Senator Lou D’Allesandro

More than 40 directors, coaches former alumni and current players of the Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association were in attendance.

Front Row L to R: Matthew Desmond; Nicholas Bayer; Dylan O’Neil; Conner O’Neil; and Will Sloper.
Back Row L to R: Hubie McDonough; Tim Johnson; Jennifer Gupta; Mike Bayer; Mike Desmond; Steve Bellemore; Scott O’Neil; Dave Corriveau; Mike Durant; Steve Tempesta and Bob Sloper.

Shown above L to R: MRYHA

Hall of Famers’ Rich Ryerson and his father Dick Ryerson

The Ryersons became the 5th father and son Hall of Famers.  The others include Hubie McDonough and his sons Hubie and Kyle; Elmo Theriault and his son Dick; Dan Stuckey and his son Mark and Wayne Pecknold and his son Rand.

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.

Keynote speaker Dick Umile

 

All Hall of Fame members in attendance: Front Row L to R: Hubie McDonough; Bob Gaudet; Rich Ryerson; Brandan Creagh; Pamela Urban-Morin; Brian Foster; Don McKinnon; Dick Ryerson and Pierre Belanger.  Back Row L to R:  Ryan Brandt; Ken McKinnon; Rod Blackburn; Dick Roy; Dick Boucher, Lee Blossom; Peter Maher; Rene LeClerc; Gary Bishop; John Normand; Jim Griffin; Jim Tufts; Ken Cail; Roger Letourneau and Bruce Parker.  Missing from photo:  Steve Murphy; Mark Evans; Jeff Giuliano;  Andre Prefontaine; Roland Lavigne and Kyle McDonough.

President John Normand announced the team which will be honored next fall.  The Alpine Club, who played in the 1960’s will be honored at the 18th Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony scheduled for Sunday October 20, 2019.

L to R: Norm Gamache; Roland Martin; Dick Boucher and Roland Jutrus. 

John recognized all the Past-Presidents in attendance for their outstanding leadership and service.

NH Legends former Presidents (L to R) Roland Martin, Dick Boucher, current President John Normand, Rene LeClerc and Greg Moffett.

So again please mark your calendar for the 18th Annual Induction Ceremony slated for next October 20th 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.

2019 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).

Induction Ceremony October 21st – Tickets on Sale

Seventeenth Annual Induction Ceremony

The festivities begin with the social hour at 11:30 and this year, Co-Master of Ceremony Ken Cail and Chris Garrett will kick off the induction and celebration at 12:30 pm. The induction ceremony will be held at the Grappone Conference Center.

Cail maybe best known as the “Voice of the Monarchs” from 2001 to 2017 and currently works for Binnie Media and can be heard on the Pulse at 107.7, host of “Cail and Company” as well as 107.3. Garrett worked 25 years as program director for Greg and the Morning Buzz – might be best known in New Hampshire as the “Doctor of Rock”, but sports run deep through his veins. Garrett also works for Binnie Media and can be heard afternoons on 106.3, Frank in Nashua.

The program includes Dick Umile as the Keynote Speaker, who last year concluded his 28th and final season as Head Coach for the UNH Wildcats.

We are pleased to announce that St. Paul’s School will be our Luncheon Sponsor and Vachon & Clukay & Company PC is a Title Sponsor.  New Hampshire Distributors, LLC will be our Social Hour Sponsor.

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.

This year, the following six deserving individuals will be inducted into our New Hampshire Hockey Hall of Fame: This year’s Hall of Fame inductees include: 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 Anthony “Tony” Urban is being inducted posthumously as a builder.

In addition, the Legends will also pay tribute to the Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association (MRYHA). To read biographies of the six inductee’s click here.

Any businesses or individuals wishing to assist with sponsorship or purchase tickets, please contact Executive Director Jim Hayes. Jim’s information can be found on this sponsorship form. Deadline is October 12th for both sponsorships and luncheon tickets, which are now available and our event is open to the public.


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13th Annual Golf Classic – Overwhelming Success!

Thank you to everyone that supported our Thirteenth Annual Golf Classic. Our event was held July 13 at the Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown.  We can almost always guarantee beautiful weather, and this year was no exception.

Our event was kicked off with a message from John Normand, President of the New Hampshire Legends of Hockey (Legends). He gave special thanks and recognition to our perennial Gold Sponsor, St. Paul’s School of Concord as well as our Putting Sponsor, Club National of Nashua.

“We are extremely grateful to all the players (full-field of 132), sponsors, contributors (Gifts in kind) and volunteers that help make this event one of the best in the state, each and every year”.

More than 750 photographs taken by Matt Parker Photography can be viewed and or purchased for a nominal fee.

Listed below are our twelve Silver and sixteen Bronze Sponsors.

Silver Sponsors: Amoskeag Beverages, LLC – Bogacz Photography/Digital Media – Capital City Paving  – Gamache Enterprises – Granite State Financial – Morgan Self Storage – New Hampshire Distributors, LLC – North Country Tractor –  Northway Bank  – Pro Ambitions – Rowley Insurance Agency – Triplet Computers, LLC

Bronze Sponsors: Ackerson State Farm Insurance Agency – Arcomm Communications – Banks Chevrolet-Cadillac-Buick-GMC – Christian Party Rental – Deco Limo of Boston – EVR Advertising – Fay’s Boat Yard – The Houston Family – Karr & Boucher PLLC – L. A. Brochu Inc. – Manchester 40+ Hockey League – Milford Lumber – PretiFlaherty – R & T Electric Inc. – Rene LeClerc Insurance Agency Inc. – Sleepnet

Gift In Kind: More than 100 businesses and individuals donated gifts in kind for the tournament. To view complete list, click on (Gifts in Kind)

In addition, John acknowledged one individual from the Class of 2018 who will be inducted October 21 at Concord’s Grappone Center at the Seventeenth Annual Legends of Hockey Induction Ceremony. With us today is Bob Gaudet Dartmouth College Men’s Hockey Coach who will be entering his 22nd season at Dartmouth.

The Legends will also pay tribute to the Manchester Regional Youth Hockey Association (MRYHA) and their history.

Volunteers
Our volunteers worked very hard all-day long keeping the registration, raffle and on course contests running smoothly. Many thanks again: to Dave Beauchamp; Dick Boucher; Dave Elliott; Jay High; Tom Mailhot; Wally Tafe; Dick Theriault; Jean Mathieu; Lee Hayes; Arlene Robbins and (Bob Vachon, Kathy Vachon, Monique Hopkins; Heather Jopson and Nick Lewis, all of Vachon Clukay). In addition the following board members got a chance to play, but also volunteered many hours to help make this event a great success. Dave Corriveau; Mike Gould, Jim Hayes; Lane Mabbett; Roland Martin; John Normand; Steve Mathieu and Dan Zapton.

This year, we introduced the memory of Boston hickory golf-club and golf ball maker G.S. Sprague (1870 – 1928).   Robert Sprague, is the great-grandson of Boston clubmaker G.S. Sprague, and portrays his great-grandfather joined us on Hole 6.  Each player had a chance to hit one of his 1912 mesh golf balls and see how well you like Mr. Sprague’s best hand-forged mashie irons “using only the best native New Hampshire hickory shafts”.

In addition, on Hole 4, board member Dave Beauchamp and Jen Lentz and her son Connor from the Rochester Youth Hockey Association helped raise money which will be used for necessary equipment for the upcoming season.  In addition, Rochester entered a team in the tournament.

We also added two new Hole In One prizes this year from Hole In One International.  On Hole 6, there was $5000.00 Cash and on Hole 16, a Hawaiian Vacation worth $3,000.00.  Those two, coupled with North Country Tractor of Concords’ riding John Deere lawn mower for the First Hole In One on Hole 4 “The Scott Citroni Hole” rounded out the big prizes.

Champions!
Congratulations to this year’s Champions. This year, the MRYHA team of Mike Desmond, Mike Bayer, Jason Bergeron and Scott O’Neil won the tournament on a match of cards as three teams posted 57’s.  Steve Wilson, Tom Rowell, EJ Chea and Dave Smith came in 2nd and Lee Blossom, Ryan Sahr, Mark Placy and Fletcher Sokul came in 3rd.

2018 Champions – Jason Bergeron, Mike Bayer, Mike Desmond and Scott O’Neil.

All Champions

2018 – Mike Desmond, Mike Bayer Jason Bergeron and Scott O’Neil
2017 – Lee Blossom, Ryan Sahr, JM Sahr, Scott Towle
2016 – Lee Blossom, Mark Placy, Ryan Sahr, JM Sahr
2015 – Rene LeClerc, Pete Ackerson, Steve Grzywacz, Dave Kuhman
2014 – Todd Philbrick, Tom Otto, Jim Corbett, Jerry Collins
2013 – Dick Dodds, John Dodds, Scott Peters, Dean Cashman
2012 – Chris Chisholm, Jim Hayes, Ray Martin, Pat McNicholas
2011 – Casey Kesselring, Jeff Graham, Mike Beliveau, Trevor Smith
2010 – Chris Chisholm, Jim Hayes, Ray Martin, Pat McNicholas
2009 – Mike Castagna, Paul Lemire, Doug Leppart, Doug Snyder
2008 – Chris Chisholm, Jim Hayes, Ray Martin, TJ Whitelaw
2007 – Mike Castagna, Mike Ladouceur, Johnna Lory, Rich Tombs
2006 – Ken Roberge, Mike McGinn, Glen Williams, Dwayne Robinson

On Course Contests
Longest Drive All # 1 – Fletcher Sokul
Closest to the Line #2 – Dwayne Robinson
Closest to the Pin # 4 – Mark Placy 2’1″
Closest to the Pin # 6 – Dennis Murphy 3’1″
Closest to the Pin # 13 – Tim Pratt 8’7″
Closest to the Pin # 16 – Steve Wilson 6’8″
Closest to the Pin #18 Second Shot – Rick Wayne 2’0″
Putting Contest Champion – Jim Lamp *
* In a putt-off against Tim Jamieson, Mike Martin and Lane Mabbett, Lamp was crowned Champion and took home $100 cash.

2019 Golf Classic
Mark your calendar now, for next year’s Golf Classic is scheduled for Friday July 12, 2019.  So grab your  teammates now, and plan on joining us!

2018 Golf Photos
More than 700 terrific photographs were taken by Matt Parker Photography and are available to view and or purchase.  If you have any questions contact Matt at mparker3011@gmail.com

2018 Induction Ceremony
NH Legends of Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Luncheon, honoring players, coaches, builders, and media representatives for their outstanding achievements and significant contributions to the sport of ice hockey in New Hampshire. If you’d like to join us and or sponsor this premier event, please contact Jim Hayes at hayes743@comcast.net

We also collect and display hockey-related artifacts in our on-line Museum of New Hampshire Hockey and we support the growth of the sport through various activities, including our youth hockey equipment donation program and our sponsorship and support of the NH High School Senior All-Star hockey games as well as All-State recognition for both New Hampshire high school and prep school teams.

We continue to search for artifacts and film from the old days. Anyone wishing to loan or donate artifacts is welcomed to do so.

Thank you in advance.

Golf Classic and BUY NOW Auction Items

Arrival Time tomorrow morning at Stonebridge is anytime after 8:30 am and before 10:00 am.  Shotgun start will officially begin the festivities just after 10:30 with our Airhorn.

Get there at 8:30 and get in line to have a back massage with Andrea of Arias Spa, from 8:30 to 10:00 am.

Also, get a chance to meet Robert Sprague, who is the great-grandson of Boston clubmaker G.S. Sprague of Boston, and portrays his great-grandfather.
Robert will be stationed on Hole # 6 and you’ll have the chance to hit one of his 1912 mesh golf balls and see how well you like Mr. Sprague’s best hand-forged mashie irons “using only the best native New Hampshire hickory shafts”.

Players can also win $5,000 Cash for a Hole in One on that Hole and on Hole 16 a Hawaiian Vacation and on Hole # 4 a John Deere lawn tractor.

Even if you’re not playing, you can BUY NOW any of the items by clicking here, several have been bought already and bidding will be open tomorrow for those not sold today.

For directions please click here to go to the events page.

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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Sports Tickets

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Sports Photographs

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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.