Coach J Hockey: Welcome
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Two great local artists: Chris Trapper and Kate Klim.
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I Feel Alright by Steve Earle
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Breakers ESHL goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) has committed to Division 3 Becker College for the 2012-13 season. Congrats to Kevin and we wish him the best of luck at the next level of his hockey career.
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Breakers ESHL Forward Russell van Heyningen (Vereeniging, South Africa) made the South African Senior Men's National Team that competed in the IIHF Championshios in Bulgaria from April 2nd to April 8th. Congrats to Russell on making the Senior Mens National Team.
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The Breakers U12 Black team scored the first two goals of the game the first from Olivia McLaughlin with the assist to Abby Hammett and the second from Katie Keenan from Maureen Keenan and Catherine Fitzgerald. SWS would come back to tie the game at 2-2 before the Breakers would take the lead on Katie Keenan's second goal of the game assisted by Colleen Hughes and Maureen Keenan. SWS would tie the game with just under three minutes to play as the game ended in a 3-3 tie. The Breakers ended their season (5-27-2 Overall, 4-15-1 NEGHL and 0-10-0 EHF).
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The Breakers U12 Black took on the Boston Advantage on Saturday March 10th at the Shea Rink in Quincy. The Advantage took a 2-0 lead into the second period before the Breakers stormed back with two goals in the first two minutes of the second period. Maureen Keenan scored from Olivia McLaughlin and Mary Kate Webb and Abyy Hammett scored from Summer Walsh and Colleen Hughes. The Advanatage would add three more before Olivia McLaughlin scored from Colleen Hughes and Sara Abrahamson and Mary Kate Webb scored from Brenna Conlon and Colleen Hughes to cut the Advantage lead to 5-4 heading into the third. The Advnatage would score early in the third to take a 6-4 lead and that would hold until the last 2:15 when the Advantage would add two more to take a 8-4 lead before Abby Hammett scored from Sara Abrahamson and Brenna Conlon to cut the Advantage lead to 8-5. The Breakers now (5-27-1 Overall, 0-10-0 EHF and 4-15-1 NEGHL) and next take on SWS U12 in a non league game on Wednesday at 7:00pm at the Driscoll Rink in Fall River.
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The Breakers travelled to West Warwick, RI to take on Team RI on February 26th. The Breakers got on the board first with 4:59 to play on a goal from Maureen Keenan with an assist to Abby Egan. Team RI would even the game at one late in the first. In the second Team RI added two more and then one more in the third to cap the 4-1 win.
On Sunday march 4th the Breakers travelled to Exeter, NH to take on the Seacoast Lightning after a scoreless first period the Breakers got on the board first on a goal from Olivia McLaughlin with the assists to Mary Kate Webb and Jessica Jacobson but Seacoast would even the score 32 seconds later and then take the lead with 8:58 to play in the second. With 4:28 to play in the period Maureen Keenan scored from Abby Hammett and Grace Foresteire. The score would remain 2-2 until 6:14 to play when Seacoast took the 3-2 lead and added an insurance goal with 1:37 to play, but with the Breaker net empty Brenna Conlon scored from Abby Hammett and Colleen Hughes to cut the lead to 4-3. That score would stand as the Breakers fell to (5-26-1 Overall, 4-15-1 NEGHL and 0-10-0 EHF).
Tuesday, February 28
In the linked story 78% of midwest Division 3 college players came out of the junior ranks and not high school as well as some teams in the northeast are at 90% and above.
http://www.startribune.com/sports/gophers/137148203.html?page=1&c=y
Tuesday, February 21
Important Breaker Tryout Dates and Times:
U16 AAA Tryouts
Wed 3/21 at the Bog in Kingston 7:10pm-9:10pm
ESHL, Empire and EJHL Tryouts
Sat April 28th at the Rockland Ice Rink (Time TBA)
Sun April 29th at the Rockland Ice Rink (Time TBA)
Please check the Breakers and JR Breakers websites for times and other information.
Handout: Breaker Jr Tryout Application
Tuesday, February 21
U12 Breaker Girls Tryouts
Fri 3/23 7:40pm Rockland Ice Rink
Tue 3/27 5:40pm Rockland Ice Rink
U14 Breaker Girls Tryouts
Fri 3/23 8:40pm Rockland Ice Rink
Wed 3/28 5:55pm Rockland Ice Rink
Handout: Breaker Tryout Poster
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The Breakers gave up two goals in the first 1:21 of the game and would buckle down defensively the rest of the way. In the second period with 3:00 to play Mary Kate Webb scored from Sara Abrahamson to cut the Boston Advantage lead in half. In the thirs period with 8:37 to play Mary Kate Webb recorded her second goal of the game to tie it at two apiece. The Breakers (5-24-1 Overall, 4-13-1 NEGHL, and 0-10-0 EHF) next take on Team RI on Sunday at 2:00pm at the West Warwck Civic Center.
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The Breakers ESHL team finished their season with back to back games on Thursday and Friday against the Jr. Bruins and the Mass Maple Leafs. After sporting the Jr. Bruins a 2 goal lead the Breakers came back with a pair of goals by Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) one of them assisted by Connor Shea (Hingham, MA), but the Breakers could not hold on as they fell 8-2. Breaker goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) recorded 52 saves in the loss. On Friday the Breakers hosted the final home game of the season against the first place Maple Leafs. The Breakers never got going and fell 8-0. Breaker goaltender Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 45 saves in the loss.
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On Saturday the Breakers U12 Black travelled to the Levy Rink in Burrillville, RI to take on Woonsocket. The teams had split their previous two games with the Breakers winning 1-0 and Woonsocket winning 3-0 last weekend. The score stood at 0-0 late into the second period when Mary Kate Webb scored from Sara Abrahamson with 51 seconds to play. The Breakers would be able to play tough defense the rest of the way getting 12 saves from Rachel Jacobson for her second shutout of the season. The Breakers (5-24-0 Overall, 4-13-0 NEGHL, 0-10-0 EHF) next play on Saturday against the Boston Advantage at 6:20pm at the Pilgrim Rink in Hingham.
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On Saturday night the Breakers took on Springfield at the Rockland Ice Rink and fell 6-0 to the Jr. Pics. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 43 saves in the loss. On Sunday the Breakers travelled to Tyngsboro to take on the New England Huskies. After spotting the Huskies a 6-0 lead in the second period Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) scored and with less than a minute left in the period Russell Van Heyningen (Vereeniging, South Africa) scored to cut the Huskies lead to 6-2. In the third the Huskies would add one more to cap off the 7-2 win. Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 49 saves in the loss for the Breakers. The Breakers ESHL team wraps up their season this week with a 2:00pm game in Marlboro on Thursday against the Jr. Bruins and a 6:30pm game on Friday at the Rockland Ice Rink against the Mass Maple Leafs.
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On Saturday the Breakers took on the Jr. Terriers in an EHF game. The Breakers would score first on a Maureen Keenan goal from Colleen Hughes and Abby Hammett just 2:32 into the game. The Terriers would add two more to take a 2-1 lead heading into the second period. In the second after the Terriers took a 3-1 lead Abby Hammett would cut the lead in half on an assist from Maureen Keenan with 13:16 to play. The Terriers would add another before Abby Hammett would score again this time unassisted to cut the Terrier lead to 4-3 after two. In the third the Terriers took a 5-3 lead before Sara Abrahamson would score from Olivia McLaughlin to again cut the Terrier lead to one goal. The Terriers would add two scores late to take the 7-4 win.
On Saturday evening the Breakers took on Woonsocket in a game that was tied 0-0 until Woonsocket would score twice in the last 7 seconds of the 2nd period to take a 2-0 lead heading into the third. Woonsocket would add one more to cap off the 3-0 win over the Breakers. The Breakers now (4-24-0 Overall, 3-13-0 NEGHL and 0-10-0 EHF) and next take on Woonsocket on Saturday at 1:00pm at the Levy Rink in Burrillville and on Sunday the Minuteman Flames at 1:40pm at the Bog in Kingston.
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On Sunday January 22nd the Breakers travelled to Exeter, NH for a game against the Seacoast Lightning. The Lightning would strike for 3 goals in the first period before Mary Kate Webb would add an unassisted goal with 4:02 to play in the second to cut the lead to 3-1. The Lightning would add one more late in the third for a 4-1 win. The Breakers now (3-22-0 Overall, 2-12-0 NEGHL and 0-9-0 EHF).
On Sunday January 29th the Breakers travelled to West Warwick, RI for a game against Team RI. Team RI would strike first in the first minute of the game to take a 1-0 lead. The Breakers would even the score when Brenna Conlon would bang home a rebound of a Maureen Keenan shot to knot the game at one apiece. Abby Hickey would score and unassisted goal just a minute later to give the Breakers a 2-1 lead after the first. Sara Abrahamson scored from Maureen Keenan and Abby Hickey in the second to extend the lead to 3-1 heading into the third. In the third Mary Kate Webb would get the natural hat trick, the first one from Maureen Keenan, the second was unassisted and the third was assisted by Catherine Fitzgerald to give the Breakers the 6-1 win going away. Isabelle Lareau got the win in goal for the Breakers who are now (4-22-0 Overall, 3-12-0 NEGHL and 0-9-0 EHF) and next take on the Jr. Terriers at Bavis on Saturday Feb 4th at 1:10pm and Woonsocket at Hobomock on Saturday Feb 4th at 6:10pm.
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On January 11th the Breakers took on the Jr. Bruins in Marlboro. Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) wasted no time scoring just 45 seconds into the game unassisted to give the Breakers a 1-0 lead but it was all Bruins as they scored 5 unasnwered to finish the first with a 5-1 lead and a 33-3 shot advanatge. In the second the Bruins would add two more before Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) got his second of the game from Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) with 6:43 to play. In the third with the Bruins leading 11-2 Warwick DuPreez (Pretoria, South Africa) scored from Xavier Patterson (Potsdam, NY) with 8:02 to play int he game. The Bruins would add one more. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 63 saves in the loss for the Breakers.
On January 14th the Breakers headed to the Philadelphia Showcase where they took on Western Conference 2nd place Brewster Bulldogs. After spotting the Bulldogs 2 goals in the first before Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) scored from Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) and Warwick DuPreez (Pretoria, South Africa) to cut the Bulldog lead to 2-1 heading into the break. In the second the Bulldogs would add a pair of power play goals just 30 seconds apart to take a 4-1 lead. With the Breakers trailing 5-1 Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, AM) scored again from Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) and Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA). The Bulldogs would add one more for the 6-2 win. Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 25 saves in the loss for the Breakers.
On January 14th the Breakers took on the Philadelphia Revolution the game stood even at zero until with 1:06 to play in the first half the Revolution would score a shorthanded goal to take a 1-0 lead into the second half. In the second half the Revolution increased their lead to 2-0. After a Breaker timeout the Revolution took a 3-0 lead with 2:08 to play and would add the empty net goal to cap off the 4-0 win. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 27 saves in the loss.
On January 15th the Breakers took on New York Applecore in what would be the Breakers best game of the showcase. Applcore would strike first with a shorthanded goal with 2:43 to play in the first half and that was all that Applecore would need as they held on for the 1-0 win. The Breakers were not without their chances and Brian Brady's (Weymouth, MA) 37 saves kept the Breakers in the game.
On January 21st the Breakers played their first game at home since December 3rd (11 games) and took on the New England Huskies. After a fairly even first period the Huskies took a 1-0 lead into the second when the Huskies exploded for 4 unanswered goals to take a 5-0 lead into the third. The Huskies would score once more in the third before Warwick DuPreez (Pretoria, South Africa) scored from Nick Mitrano (Weymouth, MA) and Russell Van Heyningen (Vereeniging, South Africa) to cut the Husky lead to 6-1 the Huskies would add 3 more before Nick Mitrano (Weymouth, MA) scored from Warwick DuPreez (Pretoria, South Africa) and Russell Van Heyningen (Vereeniging, South Africa) to cap the 9-2 loss for the Breakers. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 39 saves in goal for the Breakers.
On January 22nd the Breakers travelled to Springfield to take on the Jr. Pics. In a penalty marred game the Pic took a 2-0 lead after the first and a 3-0 lead after two and that score would hold up as Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 43 saves in the loss for the Breakers.
On January 29th the Breakers travelled to Raynham to take on lead leading Mass Maple Leafs. The Leafs would score 3 goals in a 49 second span in the first and take a 4-0 lead after one. The Leafs would add 3 more to take a 7-0 lead after two and add one more in the third for a 8-0 win. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 41 saves in the loss.
The Breakers have a bye week coming up before finishing up their season in February with 4 games
Sat 2/11 4:20pm Rockland Ice Rink vs Springfield
Sun 2/12 4:10pm Skate 3 Tyngsboro vs NE Huskies
Thur 2/16 2:00pm NESC Marlboro vs Jr. Bruins
Fri 2/17 6:30pm Rockland Ice Rink vs Mass Maple Leafs
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The Breakers travelled to Marlboro on Saturday to take on the Minuteman Flames. The Breakers shorthanded because of injuries still played hard and after allowing 3 first period goals Maureen Keenan scored from Sara Abrahamson with 2:55 to go in the first. The Flames would go on to add 3 in each of the next two periods to take the 9-1 win and the Flames held a 54-11 shot advantage. Rachel Jacobson made 45 saves in the loss. On Sunday the Breakers took on Charles River at the Clark Center on the UMass Boston campus. The Breakers woudl find the net with 8:22 to play in the second on a goal from Abby Hammett from Maureen Keenan and Jessica Jacobson and that one goal would hold up for the win as Isabelle Lareau provided the shutout in goal. The Breakers now (3-21-0 Overall, 2-11-0 NEGHL, and 0-9 EHF) next travel to Enfield to take on the New England Falcons on Saturday at 5:30pm.
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The Breakers U12 Black team took on the SWS Chiefs U12A team at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence Rhode Island on Sunday. The Chiefs scored just 30 seconds into the game and held the lead until the second period when Sara Abrahamson scored 14 seconds into the period to tie the game. A little over two minutes later the Breakers struck again when Abby Hammett scored to put the Breakers up 2-1. Mary Kate Webb would add another half way through the period and the Breakers took a 3-1 lead into the third. In the third the Chief got a pair of goals to tie the game at three apiece before Mary Kate Webb scored with 4:44 to play. Colleen Hughes would round out the Breaker scoring with assists to Abby Hammett and Summer Walsh with 3:56 to play. Rachel Jacobson got the win in goal for the Breakers who will travel to Marlboro on Saturday to take on the Minuteman Flames and on Sunday travel to UMass Boston to take on Charles River. The Breakers are now (2-20-0 Overall, 0-8-0 EHF, and 1-11-0 NEGHL).
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The Breakers travelled to Hookset to take on the Monarchs on Saturday night. Brian Brady made 59 saves in the Breakers 8-0 Loss. The Breakers take on the Jr. Bruins on Wednesday in Marlboro before travelling to Philadelphia for 3 games this weekend.
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On Saturday the Breakers took on Charles River in NEGHL action. After a scoreless first period Charles River scored 4 second period goals before the Breakers got goals from Colleen Hughes shorthanded from Brenna Conlon and Summer Walsh and Abby Hickey from Sara Abrahamson and Grace Foresteire. On Sunday the Breakers took on the NE Falcons in EHF action. The Falcons took the win 5-0. The Breakers now (1-20-0 Overall, 0-8-0 EHF and 1-11-0 NEGHL) and next take on SWS U12 on Sunday January 8th at the Dunkin Donuts Center in Providence RI.
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On Friday the Breakers travelled to Raynham to take on the Mass Maple Leafs. The Breakers drew first blood with a powerplay goal from Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) on an assist from Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) with 14:50 to play in the first. The Leafs would take a 2-1 lead before Russell van Heyningen (Vereeniging, South Africa) would score from Nick Mitrano (Weymouth, MA) with 5:25 to play in the first. The Leafs would add one more before the end of the period. In the second and third it was all Leafs as they capped off the 11-2 win. On Sunday the Breakers travelled to Tyngsboro to take on the NE Huskies and fell 8-0. The Breakers now (3-21-0) head into the holiday break.
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The Breakers U12 Black team took on Boston Advantage on Saturday at the Pilgrim Arena in Hingham. A second period goal held up for the Advantage as the Breakers fell 1-0. The Breakers girls played well holding one of the top teams in the NEGHL to one goal. On Sunday the Breakers took on the New England Falcons at the Bog in Kingston. The Falcons scored single goals in each of the three periods to take a 3-0 win over the Breakers. The Breakers now (1-18-0 Overall, 0-7-0 EHF, 1-10-0 NEGHL) and next take on Charles River on Saturday at 2:00pm at the Hobomock rink in Pembroke.
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The Breakers ESHL team (3-17-0-0) took on the NH Monarchs in the first half of two games in Hookset on Saturday night. The Breakers got a pair of unassisted goals from Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) one of them a third period shorthanded goal in the Breakers 10-2 loss. Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 53 saves and 25 or 27 in the first period. On Sunday the Breakers took on the Monarchs again. After the Monarchs scored a goal 1:05 into the game the Breakers responded quickly when Matt Brundige (Quincy, MA) scored from Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) and Warwick du Preez (Pretoria, South Africa) to tie the game at one. The Monarchs would take the win 8-1 and Breaker Goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 51 saves including 20 of 22 in the third. The Breakers travel to Raynham on Friday night to take on the Maple Leafs at 9:20pm and on Sunday the Breakers travel to the NE Huskies and the Skate 3 Arena in Tyngsboro for a 3:00pm game.
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The Breakers U12 Black team has been improving for weeks getting closer and closer to that first win and on Sunday they got it. With the game tied 0-0 heading into the final minutes of the game Maureen Keenan scored from Abby Hammett and Mary Kate Webb to give the Breakers all they would need offensively as Rachel Jacobson earned the shutout in goal. The Breakers now (1-16-0 Overall, 1-9-0 NEGHL and 0-6-0 EHF) next take on the Boston Advantage at 9:00am on Saturday at the Pilgrim Arena in Hingham and the New England Falcons at 1:40pm on Sunday at the Bog in Kingston.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-14-0-0) took on the first place Mass Maple Leafs at the Rockland Ice Rink on Saturday night. The Leafs got on the board halfway through the first period on a power play goal and added the second goal with 1 second remaining in the period to take a 2-0 lead into the second. In the Second the Leafs would add two more to take a 4-0 lead into the third. In the third Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) scored from Mike Williams (Abington, MA) and James Crockett (Rockland, MA) to cut the Leafs lead to 4-1. The Leafs would respond with one more goal taking the 5-1 victory at the Rockland Ice Rink. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 61 saves many of them key saves to keep the Breakers in the game.
On Sunday the Breakers (ESHL) team (3-15-0-0) travelled to Springfield to take on the Jr. Pics. After a scoreless first period the Pics got a powerplay goal 2:27 into the second but the lead would be short lived as Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) scored from Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) and Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) just 1:29 later. The Breakers would take the lead on a Mike Williams (Abington, MA) powerplay goal at 8:58 of the second assisted again by Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA). The 2-1 lead would hold until late in the second when the Jr. Pics would draw even heading into the third period. In the third the Jr. Pics would get two goals in the first 7 minutes to take a 4-2 lead before Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) would get his second of the game from Jay Cooper (Brockton, MA) and Warwick du Preez (Pretoria, South Africa) with just over ten minutes to play. The Jr. Pics put the game away with a late goal with 2:35 to play and added the empty netter with 0:12 remaining for the 6-3 win. Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 53 saves in goal for the Breakers including 23 of 25 in the second period. The Breakers play a midweek game at the Jr. Bruins before heading to New Hampshire for a pair of games against the Monarchs on Saturday and Sunday.
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The Breakers took on the Minuteman Flames on Saturday night in EHF action dropping the contest 4-0 to the Flames. On Sunday the Breakers took on the Duxbury U12A team and lost 6-1. The Breakers got a goal from Olivia McLaughlin with assists to Abby hammett and Jessica Jacobson. The Breakers (0-16-0 Overall, 0-6-0 EHF and 0-9-0 NEGHL) next take on the Terriers at the Bavis rink on Saturday at 1:10pm and then play Woonsocket U12 on Sunday at 3:10pm at the Clark Center at UMass Boston.
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The Breakers took on the Jr. Eagles on Saturday and were beaten 6-0. Isablle Lareau played well in goal and much improved team play kept the Breakers in the game against the unbeaten Jr. Eagles. On Sunday the Breakers travelled to West Warwick to take on Team RI. Team RI would go up 2-0 before Olivia McLauglin would score from Abby Hickey with 3:35 remaining in the 1st period. In the 2nd Team RI would go up 4-1 before the Breakers came roaring back with a pair of goals from Abby Hickey each assisted by Olivia McLaughlin and Maureen Keenan. Team RI would add one more in the final seconds of the period to take a 5-3 lead into the 3rd. In the 3rd Abby Hickey completed the hat trick on an assist from Olivia McLauglin. With the goalie pulled for the extra attacked Team RI sealed the victory with an empty net goal with 38 seconds remaining. The Breakers now (0-14-0 Overall, 0-5-0 EHF and 0-9-0 NEGHL) and next take on the Minuteman Flames at 7:30pm on Saturday at the Quincy Shea Rink and on Sunday they take on the Duxbury U12A team at 1:40pm at the Bog in Kingston.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-12-0-0) played a pair of home games on Friday November 18th against the Jr. Bruins and on Saturday November 19th against the New Hampshire Monarchs. The Breakers dropped both games a 6-0 loss to the Bruins and a 9-0 loss to the Monarchs. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 45 saves on Friday against the Bruins and Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 43 stops on Satuday against the Monarchs. The Breakers (ESHL) team heads into the Thanksgiving break at (3-14-0-0) with a chance to get healthy for the second half of the season.
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The Breakers took on the Jr. Terriers on Saturday at the Hobomock Arena in Pembroke. The Breakers scored in the first minute on a goal from Olivia McLaughlin with assists to Maureen Keenan and Mary Kate Webb. In the end the Terriers won 3-1. On Sunday the Breakers took on the South Shore Conquistadors at the Pilgrim Ice Arena in Hingham. The Breakers would take a 2-0 lead into the third period on a pair of goals from Mary Kate Webb with assists going to Abby Hammett and Sara Abrahamson on the first goal and Jessica Jacobson on the second goal. The Breakers are now (0-12-0 Overall, 0-4-0 EHF, 0-8-0 NEGHL) and next take on league power Jr. Eagles on Saturday at 11:40am in Pembroke and on Sunday they face Team RI at the West Warwick Civic Center at 3:20pm.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-10-0-0) played a home and home series with the New England Huskies on Friday and Sunday. On Friday the Huskies took a 3-0 lead into the third period when Tim Marks (Quincy, MA) scored on the power play from George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) and John O’Callaghan (Quincy, MA) with 7:20 to play to cut the Huskie lead to 3-1. The Huskies would answer with an insurance goal with 5:18 to play to seal the 4-1 win. Breaker goaltender Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 32 saves in goal. On Sunday the Breakers travelled to Tyngsboro to take on the Huskies again. The Huskies would score twice in the first period to take a 2-0 lead heading into the second. James Blute (Worcester, MA) scored from George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) with 11:34 left in the second and the Huskies would respond again just two minutes later to regain the 2 goal advantage at 3-1. James Crockett (Rockland, MA) would cut the Huskie lead to one again on a blast from the point from Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) and again 46 seconds later the Huskies answered to carry a 4-2 lead into the third. In the third period the Breakers would score quickly when Derek Murphy (Quincy, MA) scored from Jordan Shippee (Glen Allen, VA) and Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) just 45 seconds into the period. The 4-3 score would hold until the halfway mark when the Huskies would score again to cap off the 5-3 win. Breakers goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 36 saves in goal. The Breakers take on the Jr. Bruins and the New Hampshire Monarchs at home on Friday and Saturday before heading into the Thanksgiving break.
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The Breakers U12 Black Team travelled to Enfield, CT to take on NEGHL 2nd place team the NE Falcons. The Breakers came out flying and played the Falcons to a 0-0 first period score. In the second period the Falcons would score first to take a 1-0 lead heading into the 3rd period. The Falcons would add 2 more to complete the 3-0 game. The Breakers got solid performances from everyone in the lineup and look to continue their progress this weekend with an EHF game vs the Jr Terriers at 11:40am on Saturday at Pembroke and on Sunday vs the South Shore Conquistadors in a NEGHL game at the Pilgrim Arena in Hingham at 3:00pm. The Breakers are now (0-10-0 Overall, 0-7-0 NEGHL, 0-3-0 EHF)
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-8-0-0) took on Mass Maple Leafs on Friday night at the NECDL Arena in Raynham. The Breakers lost the game 12-0 and 3 new Breakers made their Junior Hockey debut’s in James Polito (Abington, MA), Cam MacDonald (Hanson, MA) and George McCafferty (Whitman, MA) as well as returning injured players Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) and Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) all were in the lineup for the game. Goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) stopped 19 of 21 shots in the relief appearance of starter Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA).
The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-9-0-0) took on the Springfield Pics on Saturday at the Rockland Ice Rink. The teams played nearly 39 minutes before the Pics made good off of a faceoff to take the 1-0 lead. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) stopped 22 of 23 shots through 2 periods and 15 of 16 in the second period alone. In the third Springfield would add an insurance goal with 6:12 to play and would hold on as the Breakers outshot the Pics in the third period 12-11 but could not solve the Springfield keeper. The Breakers play a home and home with the New England Huskies on Friday November 11th at Noon and at Tyngsboro on Sunday November 13th at 7:30pm.
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The Breakers took on 1st place and undefeated Mass Spitfires on Saturday at 1:00pm in Kingston and after falling behind 4-0 after the first the Breakers answered back with 1:26 to play in the period on a goal from Mary Kate Webb assisted by Maureen Keenan. In the second period the Spifires took a 5-1 lead before Maureen Keenan scored from Olivia McLaughlin with 1:14 to play in the second. In the third the Spitfires would add 3 more for a 8-2 win. The Breakers (0-9-0 Overall, 0-3-0 EHF and 0-6-0 NEGHL) take on the NE Falcons in Enfield next Sunday at noon.
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The Breakers U12 Black Team took on Boston Advantage at the Bog in Kingston on Sunday. The Breakers got goals from Olivia McLaughlin and Corinne Cronin with assits going to Jessica Jacobson, Abby Hickey, and Sara Abrahamson. The Breakers are now (0-8-0 Overall, 0-3-0 EHF, and 0-5-0 NEGHL) and next take on the Mass Spitfires on Saturday October 29th at 1:00pm at the Bog in Kingston.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-5-0-0) took on the New Hampshire Monarchs on Saturday night at the Rockland Ice Rink. After the two teams played to a scoreless first period Derek Murphy (Quincy, MA) scored on a power play with the assist going to goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) to give the Breakers a 1-0 lead 4:45 into the second. Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) would score on a breakaway with 10:01 to play on the power play to give the Breakers a 2-0 lead. The Monarchs would comeback scoring two goals in the final 4:27 of the second to even the game at two apiece heading into the third. In the third the Monarchs would take the lead on a powerplay goal with 14:36 to play in the game and that goal would stand up to be the game winner. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 44 saves in the loss for the Breakers. On Sunday the Breakers (3-6-0-0) played host to the unbeated Mass Maple Leafs and fell 16-0. The Breakers next take on the Monarchs on Saturday October 22nd at the Rockland Ice Rink at 6:10pm.
The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-7-0-0) took on the New Hampshire Monarchs on Saturday night at the Rockland Ice Rink. The two teams just a week before played a tough game with the Monarchs coming out on top 3-2. The Monarchs would strike first just 0:55 into the game but the Breakers would play tough and get even with 1:37 left in the first on a Matt Guillemette (Brockton, MA) goal from Parker Shaw (Silver Lake, OH). In the second period the Monarchs would get two even strength goals to take a 3-1 lead into the third. In the third the Monarchs would break the game open with 2 goals in a 1:33 span to take a 5-1 lead the second on a powerplay. The Monarchs then upped the lead to 7-1 with two shorthanded goals just 12 seconds apart. The Monarchs would add one more before James Crockett (Rockland, MA) scored on a blast from the point under the crossbar from Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA) with 4:23 to play in the game. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 42 saves in goal for the Breakers who next take on the Mass Maple Leafs at the NECDL arena in Raynham on Friday October 28th at 9:20pm.
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The Breakers travelled west to take on the New England Falcons in EHF action. The Breakers fell 6-0 to the Falcons and are now (0-7-0 Overall, O-3-0 EHF and 0-4-0 NEGHL). The Breakers next take on Boston Advantage on Sunday October 23rd at 3:05pm at the Bog in Kingston.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-4-0-0) took on Suffolk Juniors (5-2-0-0) at the Monarchs Columbus Showcase. In the first period Suffolk took the early lead before Parker Shaw (Silver Lake, OH) scored to even the score 9:11 into the period. Suffolk would add two more before James Crockett (Rockland, MA) scored to cut the Suffolk lead to 3-2 with under a minute to play in the first half. Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 27 saves in the first half as the Breakers were outshot 30-16. In the second Breakers goaltender Brian Brady kept Suffolk off the board until the halfway point when Suffolk scored to go up 4-2. Suffolk would score 4 goals in an 8 minute span (2 on the power play) to seal the 8-2 victory. The Breakers now (3-5-0-0) and play a pair of home games on Oct 15th and Oct 16th against the the NH Monarchs and the Mass Maple Leafs both games will be held at the Rockland Ice Rink at 6:05pm.
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The Breakers U12 Black squad played their best game to date falling 3-1 to the NE Falcons. Abby Hickey scored and Isabelle Lareau made 30 saves in goal for the Breakers (0-6-0 Overall, 0-2-0 EHF, 0-4-0 NEGHL) and take on the NE Falcons in Enfield, CT on Saturday October 15th at 5:30pm.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (3-1-0-0) hosted the undefeated and unscored upon Jr. Bruins (2-0-0-0) at the Rockland Ice Arena on Wednesday evening. The Bruins would open up the scoring at the midway point of the period but the Breakers would come right back to tie the game on a Derek Murphy (Quincy, MA) goal with assists going to Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) and Tyler Robison (Omaha, NE). The 1-1 score would stand into the second when the Bruins would add two more goals taking a 3-1 lead into the third period. In the third the Bruins would add two more insurance goals to cap off the 5-1 win. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 50 saves for the Breakers in the loss.
The Breakers (3-2-0-0) again hosted the Jr. Bruins a little more than 48 hours later on Friday evening and the Breakers came out flying and took a 2-0 lead on a pair of Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) goals, the second a power play goal assisted by Cam Miglietta (Pembroke, MA). The Jr. Bruins would get one back before the end of the first cutting the Breaker lead in half a 2-1. In the second period the Jr. Bruins would score 3 unanswered goals before Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) scored a power play goal from Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) with 3:28 to play in the period. In the 3rd the Bruins would add 3 more unanswered goals before Mason Sloan (Abington, MA) would score to cut the Jr. Bruins lead to 7-4. Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made 41 saves in goal for the Breakers.
On Sunday the Breakers (3-3-0-0) travelled to Holyoke to take on the Springfield Jr. Pics (3-4-0-0). Mason Sloan scored a pair of 1st period goals the first one on a power play from Jake Pendrak (Hanson, MA) and Matt Guillemette (Brockton, MA) and the second and even strength goal from Andrew Contillo (Crofton, MD). The Jr. Pics would cut the lead in half and the period would finish with a Breaker 2-1 lead. In the 2nd the score remained 2-1 Breakers until the final second of the period when Springfield scored on an offensive zone faceoff with the goaltender pulled for the extra attacker to even the score at two apiece. In the third the 2-2 score held until 9:31 to play when the Jr. Pics would take their first lead of the game and then add to their lead with 5:48 to play. Parker Shaw (Silver Lake, OH) would score on the power play from Vinnie Cameron to cut the Jr. Pics lead to 4-3. With the goalie pulled for the extra skater the Jr. Pics sealed the win with an empty net goal and then would add one more before the end of the game to take the 6-3 win. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) made 56 saves in goal for the Breakers who fell to (3-4-0-0) and next take on Suffolk in Hookset New Hampshire on Sunday October 9th at 11:40am when they’ll try to even their league record.
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The Breakers would play the 1st place Spitfires on Satruday night in Walpole and find themselves at the back end of a 12-0 score. On Sunday the Breakers travelled to Newton to take on the undefeated Jr Eagles in an EHF game and dropped that game 13-0. In the Breakers second game on Sunday they played NEGHL rival Boston Advantage and took an 8-4 loss. Mark Kate Webb (2 goals), Abby Hammett (1 goal, 1 assist), Sara Abrahamson (2 assists), Maureen Keenan (1 goal), and Olivia McLaughlin and Grace Foresteire each had solo assists. The Breakers play the NE Falcons next Satruday night October 8th at the Shea rink in Quincy at 7:30pm. The Breakers are now (0-5-0 Overall, 0-3-0 NEGHL, 0-2-0 EHF)
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Trailing 3-0 heading into the 3rd period the Breakers cut the Falcon lead to 3-1 on a goal from Abby Hickey from Sara Abrahamson just 2:10 into the 3rd. The Falcons would add another goal late to cap the scoring. The Breakers (0-1-0 EHF, 0-1-0 NEGHL and 0-2-0 Overall) have 3 games next weekend facing the Spitfires, Jr. Eagles and Boston Advantage.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team (1-1-0-0) played on the opening morning of the Jr Bruins Shootout at the North Star Arena in Westboro against the visiting Potomac Patriots (0-1-0-0). The Patriots came out flying as they controlled the first few minutes of the half but goaltender Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) kept them off the board. The game remained scoreless until 8:27 to play in the half when Tyler Robison (Omaha, NE) scored from Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) to give the Breakers the 1-0 lead. The Patriots came back less than two minutes later and scored to even the game and then took the lead with 2:02 to play in the half. In the second half the Breakers took charge scoring 3 unanswered goals, the first was a Cullen Hussey (Medford, MA) powerplay goal from Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) to knot the game at two apiece. Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) scored the eventual game winner on the powerplay as he banged home a Vinnie Cameron (Quincy, MA) shot with just 1:48 to play in the game. Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) scored an empty netter with one second remaining from Tyler Robison (Omaha, NE) to give the Breakers the 4-2 win. Kevin Hoy (Ft. Lauderdale, FL, ESHL goaltender of the week 9/16-9/23) made 23 stops in goal for the Breakers.
The Breakers (2-1-0-0) returned on Saturday to take on Western Conference foe the New Jersey Wildcats (1-0-0-0) who had just come off of a 2-1 win over Springfield earlier in the day. The Breakers came out and played physical but the Wildcats held the edge in shots for much of the first half until Shayne McGowan (Scottsville, NY) scored on a nice setup pass on a 2 on 1 from Tyler Robison (Omaha, NE). The 1-0 lead would hold up until 17:54 left in the second half when the Breakers would score on a top shelf goal from Tyler Robison (Omaha, NE) with the assist going to defenseman Andrew Contillo (Crofton, MD). New Jersey would not go away despite being outshot for much of the 2nd half as they scored twice within 3 minutes to draw even. Breakers Goaltender Brian Brady (Weymouth, MA) made several key stops late in regulation and in the overtime to keep the Breakers in the game until Mitchell Boothman (Rockland, MA) scored as time expired in overtime from James Crockett (Rockland, MA) to give the Breakers the win and the critical two points in the league standings. The Breakers are now (3-1-0-0) and have 3 games in 5 days this week starting with the Jr. Bruins on Wednesday at 6:45pm at the Rockland Ice Rink.
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The Breakers (ESHL) team finally opened their season at home on Friday September 16th. The first period with the Huskies was a wild one with 5 goals total being scored by the two teams and 3 of those coming on special teams. The Breakers Zach O’Mara had a goal and 4 assists and linemates Alan Boozer (3 goals) and Tom Colbert (1 goal, 2 assist) contributed 11 points for the breakers including two power play goals and one shorthanded goal. The Huskies cut the Breakers lead to 4-3 less than two minutes into the 3rd period but two Breaker goals in 26 seconds with less than 8 to play gave the Breakers a 6-3 win at the Rockland Ice Rink. Kevin Hoy made 37 saves for the Breakers while defenseman AJ Hennessy played outstanding on the back line.
The Breakers came back less than 20 hours later to host the Springfield Pics. After a scoreless 1st period the Breakers Shayne McGowan finally put one past the Springfield keeper 3:55 into the 2nd period. That lead would hold until late in the 2nd when Springfield would equalize. The game remained a goaltending battle until 4:17 to play when Tyler Robison gave the Breakers the lead. That lead would only last just over a minute when Springfield equalized. With 1:07 to play Springfield scored to complete the comeback and take the 3-2 win and drop the ESHL Breakers to 1-1 on the young season. Brian Brady’s 34 saves and outstanding stops kept the Breakers in the game and great play from Shayne McGowan, Cam Miglietta, Tyler Robison and Mason Sloan made the game close.
The Breakers have 2 tough games coming up in the Boston Jr. Bruins shootout with the first coming on Friday morning at 10:30am against the Potomac Patriots at the North Star Arena in Westboro. The second game will be on Saturday evening at 10:10pm at the New England Sports Center in Marlboro against the Jersey Wildcats. The Breakers are looking forward to the weekend and hoping for more strong goaltending from Kevin Hoy and Brian Brady as well as strong defensive play from AJ Hennessy, James Crockett, Andrew Contillo and Mason Sloan. Tyler Robison, Cam Miglietta, Shayne McGowan and Vinnie Cameron look to have strong offensive games this weekend as well.
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The Breakers got a pair of goals from Mary Kate Webb and one from Maureen Keenan with assists to Oliva McLauglin, Colleen Hughes and Grace Foresteire. Isabelle Lareau stopped 18 of the 20 shots she faced in her half of the game. The Breakers are now (0-1-0 Overall, 0-1-0 EHF) and next play a NEGHL game on Saturday September 24th at 7:30pm at the Shea rink in Quincy against the NE Falcons.
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Getting their first opportunity to put things together before the weekend opener the Breakers Empire Jr. Team beat the Boston Bandits 5-0 at the Bog in Kingston on Labor Day morning. The Empire team will host the New England Huskies at 6:30pm at the Rockland Ice Rink and then travel to Skate 3 in Tyngsboro on Sunday to finish the home and home weekend with the Huskies. The game is slated to begin at 5:20pm.
Tuesday, July 5
Final Standings!
1. Sara Abrahamson 5002
2. Mary Kate Webb 3540
3. Colleen Hughes 2500
4. Jessica Jacobson 1700
5. Abigail Hammett 1390
6. Maureen Keenan 1386
7. Brenna Conlon 1305
8. Summer Walsh 839
9. Olivia McLaughlin 800
Wednesday, August 31
If anyone knows anyone or would like an opportunity to coach at Weymouth Youth Hockey please email me at ndaicehockey@yahoo.com and I'll put you in touch with the person you need to speak with.
Thanks,
Coach J.
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I have officially accepted an offer to coach with the Bay State Breakers Mens CHA Junior Team for the 2011-12 season. I had some great offers for this winter and it was a difficult decision but I am confident that I made the right choice for many reasons. I am looking forward to this new exciting challenge.
Ways to follow the Breakers CHA team
http://jrbreakers.com/index.php?team_id=54480
http://www.fasthockey.com/login.php
Thanks for everyones support and guidance during this process,
Coach J.
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| Day | Date | Start | End | Event | Venue |
| Tue | July 5 | 4:30pm | 5:30pm | On Ice Practice | Rockland Ice Rink, Rockland |
| 5:40pm | 6:10pm | Off Ice Training | Rockland Ice Rink, Rockland | ||
| Sat | July 9 | 10:00am | 10:50am | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston |
| 11:00am | 11:30am | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Fri | July 15 | 6:20pm | 6:50pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston |
| 7:20pm | 8:20pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Fri | July 22 | 6:20pm | 6:50pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston |
| 7:20pm | 8:20pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Sat | July 23 | 10:00am | 10:50am | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston |
| 11:00am | 11:30am | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Fri | July 29 | 4:40pm | 5:40pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston |
| 5:50pm | 6:20pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Sat | July 30 | 10:00am | 10:50am | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston |
| 11:00am | 11:30am | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Fri | Aug 12 | 7:10pm | 7:40pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston |
| 8:10pm | 9:10pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Fri | Aug 19 | 4:40pm | 5:40pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston |
| 5:50pm | 6:20pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Sat | Aug 27 | 12:20pm | 1:10pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston |
| 1:40pm | 2:40pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston | ||
| Sun | Aug 28 | 12:20pm | 1:10pm | Off Ice Training | The Bog, Kingston |
| 1:40pm | 2:40pm | On Ice Practice | The Bog, Kingston |
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The Bay State Breakers U12 Black Team 2011-12 Numerical Roster
5. Sara Abrahamson
6. Colleen Hughes
11. Grace Foresteire
13. Mary Kate Webb
14. Brenna Conlon
17. Abigail Hammett
19. Summer Walsh
20. Jessica Jacobson
24. Maureen Keenan
30. Rachel Jacobson (G)
31. Isabelle Lareau (G)
33. Molly Costello
34. Abby Hickey
77. Olivia McLaughlin
Coaches:
Greg Costello
Todd Jacobson
Steve McLaughlin
Kristen Suslowicz (Goalie Coach)
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B. USA Hockey REGISTRATION
1. Bay State Breaker Girls - USA Hockey registration is mandatory for all girls playing on Bay State Breaker teams Girls U10-U19. Coaches please contact your teams and have them register by July 15 (Registration instructions below). USA Registration is also required for Coaches
2. Bay State Breaker Mite-Midget - Currently you do not need to be USA Registered to play in the EHF/Midget League (THIS MAY CHANGE). If you plan on doing a tournament, even one at Marlborough, 90% of all tournaments require your team to be USA Registered. So we are not scrambling and chasing parents for their USA Registration I am asking that you give me a 60 day lead time prior to the tournament to finalize the USA Registrations and rosters.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARENTS AND COACHES
If you are playing for your town program and have already registered for 2010-2011 you do not need to register again - go to this website https://www.usahockeyregistration.com/receipt_request.jspand then skip steps 1 and 2 below
1. Got to the USA Hockey website at the following page - http://www.usahockeyregistration.com/
2. Follow the online instructions. MAKE SURE YOU SELECT THE CORRECT SEASON 2010-2011
3. After you receive your e-mail confirmation please have forward the e-mail confirmation to me - cgong@cetcap.com or registrar@baystatebreakers.commailto:registrar@baystatebreakers.com.
and also email the registration number to Coach J at ndaicehockey@yahoo.com
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Please open handout with 2010's Puck Challenge Rules!
Handout: 5000 Puck Challenge Rules!
Monday, September 17
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It became official on Wednesday September 12th, Coach Todd Jacobson was awarded with the USA Hockey Level 5 Masters Coaching Certification. Joining 73 other Massachusetts Level 5 Master Coaches. Coach Jacobson completed his Advanced certification in 2000.
The state of Massachusetts has 17,165 registered coaches
2890 Level 1 Initiation (16.8%)
4374 Level 2 Associate (25.5%)
8703 Level 3 Intermediate (50.7%)
1124 Level 4 Advanced (6.5%)
74 Level 5 Masters (0.4%)
There are 161,300 coaches registered nationally with USA Hockey
31,650 Level 1 Initiation (19.6%)
51,194 Level 2 Associate (31.7%)
63,367 Level 3 Intermediate (39.2%)
13,649 Level 4 Advanced (8.4%)
1,440 Level 5 Masters (0.8%)
Saturday, September 1
1. Show Up
2. Be Prepared
3. Listen
4. Work Hard
Handout: Four Keys to Success!
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"My daughter played for Todd on the Bridgewater Lady Bandits. Earlier in the year she participated in his clinic. Seeing him work with her, we could tell he was not only a great teacher, but a constant learner. The commitment he made to the team was more than any of the parents or the players expected. He was not only there for the practices and games, but managed off-ice conditioning and classroom walk-through sessions. He pushed the girls to their personal best in a positive way! He gave us much more than our money's worth. Todd is a very dedicated coach and has a promising coaching future. He also is the best coach Chelsea's ever played for".
--Michelle Keach (Mother of Bridgewater Bandits U16 Goaltender Chelsea Keach)
"Todd Jacobson was a valuable member of the Stoughton High hockey staff for several years. Todd coaches hockey with a passion that is unequaled! during this time, I had him coach the forwards and the progress they made was impressive. He understands all aspects of the game, is creative in designing practice drills that work the needs of the players, and was totally dedicated to the program. In addition to coaching the varsity forwards, he was the head j.v. coach, coaching many players who had little experience. these j.v. teams improved every season, from start to finish. In closing, it was with mixed emotions I gave Todd a glowing recommendation to coach at Notre Dame Academy. I hated to lose such a valued member of the Stoughton High hockey family, but realized he deserved his shot at a head coaching job. Our loss will prove to be Notre Dame Academy's gain".
--Dan Mark (Stoughton High School's Varsity Ice Hockey Coach for over 20 years)
"Todd Jacobson is one of the rising stars in women's hockey coaching!"
--Dennis Chighisola (New England Hockey Institute and CoachChic.com)
"I have been associated with Coach Todd Jacobson for over a decade. He
is an excellent teacher, motivator and strategist. He is highly
knowledgeable in off ice preparations as well. I would recommend Coach
Jacobson to any program regardless of the level".
--Gary Jewell (Former Youth Hockey Coach and Veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom)
A new hockey website has been created as an informational tool for all players who are interested in the teams or clinics coached by Todd Jacobson. If you are a player or a parent please check back regularly for updated information about these teams.
If there is something that you don't see on this site or there is something you would like to see please feel free to drop me an email and I will do my best to get it done.
Thanks,
Coach J.
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