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Hockey Community Unites in Memory of #17
The hockey community has once again come together under the most tragic circumstances, this time to mourn the passing of 17-year-old player and Natick High School senior Justin Bailey. He died unexpectedly of natural causes on Jan. 4 but thanks to his winning personality, strong work ethic and popularity among teammates, classmates, family and friends his spirit will live on.
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Checking From Behind Changes Lives
The hockey community has rallied around Jack "Jabby" Jablonski, the Minnesota high school hockey player who last week suffered a devastating spinal cord injury after being checked from behind.
At RB Hockey we believe hockey should be life-altering… but in a good way. It is a sport that builds confidence, character, and respect for opponents. But we feel strongly that player safety is paramount, more important even than a winning record.
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Holiday Greeting's to NEH Families
This year has sped by in the blink of an eye. Before the calendar turns to 2012, the Barletta family would like to take a moment to express our appreciation for all of our hockey friends and families who allow us to do what we love in coaching your players on and off the ice. It is your support that keeps us going!
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NEH Loses Member of the Family
NEH goalie Anthony Visconti, who tends net for the Bantam Sharks, lost his mom Janet to cancer on Tuesday, Dec. 6. following a 12-year battle with the disease.
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Another Successful Clothing Drive
 NTL would like to thank all of the NEH, EXPRESS, Cranston Reds and North Attleboro players and their families for all of the support and donations we received on behalf of Cradles To Crayons.. We were able to drop off over 120 bags of clothing which turned out to be the largest donation of the year for C2C!!
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Former Player Kennedy Commits to Colby College
 The Walpole Express is proud to announce that 1992 defenseman Chris Kennedy has committed to Colby College for next fall. Chris is in his second season with the Express and is a native of Sherborn, MA and a graduate of Xaverian Brothers High School.
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 Former Player Cam Joyce Heads to Southern New Hampshire on Academic and Athletic Scholarships
On November 1, 2011 former NEH player Cam Joyce committed to Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester, which he will attend in 2012 on an academic and lacrosse scholarship.
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Northeast
Elite Hockey is a well-established developmental youth league
for players ranging from mites to high school. For more than
10 years NEH has remained true to it’s philosophy--to
focus on developing players through practices and skills sessions
overseen by experienced, professional coaches. The NEH model
of two practices, one skills session, and one weekly game
provides the optimal balance of learning and playing opportunities.
Though many youth organizations have expanded the number of
games played per season, typically at the expense of practice
opportunities, it is NEH’s belief that the 3:1 ratio
of practices to games allows young players to acquire and
assimilate the skills needed to succeed in increasingly higher
levels of the sport.
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| MITE |
Reds |
8 |
Flyers |
6 |
Bruins |
6 |
North |
2 |
Hawks |
4 |
Sharks |
5 |
| SQUIRT |
Reds |
1 |
North |
9 |
Sharks |
3 |
Bruins |
1 |
Rangers |
3 |
Flyers |
5 |
| PEEWEE |
Rangers |
3 |
Bruins |
2 |
North |
3 |
Hawks |
4 |
Reds |
5 |
Flyers |
1 |
Sharks |
5 |
Flyers |
2 |
| BANTAM |
Sharks |
0 |
Rangers |
2 |
Reds |
5 |
Flyers |
4 |
Hawks |
1 |
Bruins |
5 |
| U16 (HSP) |
Sharks |
3 |
Reds |
6 |
Rangers |
4 |
Bruins |
3 |
Hawks |
2 |
Flyers |
1 |
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