Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
November 17: Salesian Boys & Girls Club 11th Annual Pasta Dinner
Join our Salesian Community for a Special Family Night!
2017 Pasta Dinner
A Night of Friendship, Fun, Food and Many Raffles
11th ANNUAL PASTA DINNER
Friday, November 17, 2017 - 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Salesian Boys & Girls Club - 150 Byron Street, East Boston
$10.00 Donation
Food Provided by
Jeveli's Restaurant, Sammy Carlo's Delicatessen & Muffin Town
Many Raffles Prizes!! - Great Gift Baskets!!
All proceeds to benefit programs for our kids.
For More Information
Please Call 617-567-0863
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17th 2017 FROM 6:00 TO 8:00 PM
Please make checks payable to:
Salesian Boys & Girls Club
"THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Salesian Boys 8, Girls Club of East Boston,
150 Byron Street, East Boston, MA 02128
Monday, August 28, 2017
Salesian Boys & Girls Club Announces Renewal of Administration
Fr. John will remain as Director of Mission of the Salesian Boys & Girls Club, a position he is very excited about. He feels he will be able to impact more young people without the administrative responsibilities of Executive Director.
The Director of Mission position is a more pastoral position, ensuring the Salesian Spirit of St. John Bosco the Apostle of Youth will be present at our club for years to come.
Fr. John said when he first professed as a Salesian of St. John Bosco, he was asked what would be his dream job. Without hesitation, Fr. John said, “To work at the Salesian Boys & Girls Club.” “I want everyone to know who has been so great in supporting our kids that my new responsibilities are that dream job come true.”
The Director of Mission will collaborate with the Executive Director in overseeing faith formation, mission identity, and formation of the Salesian educational approach.
Fr. John mentioned that this is the priority in all Salesian houses throughout the Congregation. Fr. John will also help the new Executive Director in the transition.
Our Provincial Fr. Tim Zak has increased the number of Salesians from three to five because the Salesian presence is here to stay and is as alive as ever in East Boston.
The Salesian Boys & Girls Club staff has been fantastic over the years and the majority of the staff are former club kids. “Our club is entrusted to great people who I love very much,” Fr. John said. He continued to express his admiration for all the staff over the years and sees great things in the future for the Salesian Boys & Girls Club. With this new position as Director of Mission,
Fr. John will have more time to attend to the Spiritual and Educational Salesian Philosophy as well as promoting a Christian culture with the priority of a safe place for young people.
Fr. John will still be involved in promoting the club with fundraisers and development. “A lot of the donors who have been so supportive in the past are my friends and that friendship must continue to help our youth have a great future … East Boston is my home and I count my blessings every day I get up and hear the sounds of Eastie on Bennington Street.”
Source: Salesian Boys & Girls Club
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
News Advisory: Boston’s “CityKids Skate Jam” this Saturday (4/22)
What: CityKids, the community service initiative for Boston youth and children sponsored by City Realty, joins up with Orchard Skate Shop to host a non-competitive skateboard event for youths of all ages.
When: Saturday, April 22 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Where: East Boston Skate Park, Umana Academy, 312 Border Street, Boston
Summary:
Some of the city’s finest skateboarders will swap turns with kids who are “just learning” on a five-obstacle course at the CityKids Skate Jam this Saturday at Umana Academy’s Skate Park.
Contests, raffles and refreshments will be made available to participants. The event is free to skateboarders and spectators.
The first-time event is sponsored by City Realty, Orchard Skate Shop, New Balance, and Boston’s Neighborhood of Affordable Housing.
Contacts:
Media Relations: Andrew Scherding
(508) 246-6664
ascherding@qmarketinginc.com
City Realty Event Coordinator:
Kristi Martorana
(617) 637-0306
kristi@crmpropertymanagement.com
When: Saturday, April 22 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Where: East Boston Skate Park, Umana Academy, 312 Border Street, Boston
Summary:
Some of the city’s finest skateboarders will swap turns with kids who are “just learning” on a five-obstacle course at the CityKids Skate Jam this Saturday at Umana Academy’s Skate Park.
Contests, raffles and refreshments will be made available to participants. The event is free to skateboarders and spectators.
The first-time event is sponsored by City Realty, Orchard Skate Shop, New Balance, and Boston’s Neighborhood of Affordable Housing.
Contacts:
Media Relations: Andrew Scherding
(508) 246-6664
ascherding@qmarketinginc.com
City Realty Event Coordinator:
Kristi Martorana
(617) 637-0306
kristi@crmpropertymanagement.com
Thursday, September 29, 2016
October 13: North Suffolk to offer Community Education Forum for Families Marijuana’s Effect on the Developing Brain
Chelsea, MA (September 22, 2016)- North Suffolk Mental Health Association, with support from the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center and the East Boston Substance Abuse Coalition will be offering a Community Education Forum for parents and early teens to learn about marijuana and its effects on the developing brain at the Mario Umana Barnes Middle School on Thursday, October 13th from 4:30 to 7:30 PM.
This completely FREE event will offer dinner, translation services, childcare for children 3-10 and a presentation by Rick Cresta, a social worker from Boston University. This free event is open to everyone in the community.
This forum is in response to the recent MGH Youth Risk Behavior Survey which polled students at the East Boston High School. The survey showed a majority of students had tried marijuana, and a significant number are regular users. Rick Cresta focuses on Marijuana and Adolescent Substance Use. He doesn’t argue with those who say that marijuana causes less harm than other drugs. “That, however, does not mean it’s harmless,”
The schedule for the evening has a resource fair and dinner being served from 4:30 to 6:00 PM in the Umana cafeteria. At 6:00 pm, childcare will start while Rick presents to parents and kids above 10 in the multi-purpose room. Parents will have the opportunity to ask questions directly, and learn about how to talk with their kids about what they have learned.
Source:
Margaret Farmer
617.912.7932
mfarmer@northsuffolk.org
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Massport STEM Expo Promotes Various Transportation Careers
Students from area schools learn the practical importance of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
BOSTON – More than 1,500 students from 44 Greater Boston schools attended the Aviation and Maritime STEM Education Expo at Boston Logan International Airport today. The Expo is an annual education event where representatives from industry, government, and academia introduce students and educators to the opportunities and experiences offered by the aviation, maritime, and transportation fields.
“It is essential for organizations like Massport that students are exposed to careers in science, technology, engineering and math,” said Massport CEO Thomas P. Glynn. “Boston is home to a number of industries including life sciences, technology and innovation. We need our young people to have the interest and motivation to study the STEM disciplines so we can continue to generate the good-paying jobs and economic impact that propel the Commonwealth.”
More than 50 displays and information booths representing various aspects of the industries served as the backdrop for the event at the Delta Hangar. There were 21 aircraft including airplanes, two helicopters, numerous airport operations vehicles, as well as a Massport Fire Rescue airboat. In addition to several Massport departments, exhibitors included The Museum of Science, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Mass Maritime Academy, Massachusetts Air and Space Museum, Massachusetts State Police, Boston MedFlight and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
“Hundreds of careers at our airports were represented today,” said Massport’s Director of Aviation Ed Freni. “We rely on the engineers who design and build the planes, the pilots who fly them, the electricians who keep runways lit and radars working properly, the air traffic controllers who make sure aircraft travel safely in the sky, and many more. Showcasing the various career paths at the STEM Expo will hopefully encourage these young people to one day have a career at Logan.”
Massport employs hundreds of people in STEM fields including electricians, engineers, analysts, and technicians who work in concert to accomplish the authority’s mission of connecting Massachusetts and New England to the world. The STEM Education Expo started as a collaborative effort sponsored by the FAA and Massport in 1994.
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) owns and operates Boston Logan International Airport, public terminals in the Port of Boston, Hanscom Field, and Worcester Regional Airport. Massport is a financially self-sustaining public authority whose premier transportation facilities generate more than $15 billion annually, and enhance and enable economic growth and vitality in New England. No state tax dollars are used to fund operations or capital improvements at Massport facilities. For more information please visit massport.com.
BOSTON – More than 1,500 students from 44 Greater Boston schools attended the Aviation and Maritime STEM Education Expo at Boston Logan International Airport today. The Expo is an annual education event where representatives from industry, government, and academia introduce students and educators to the opportunities and experiences offered by the aviation, maritime, and transportation fields.
“It is essential for organizations like Massport that students are exposed to careers in science, technology, engineering and math,” said Massport CEO Thomas P. Glynn. “Boston is home to a number of industries including life sciences, technology and innovation. We need our young people to have the interest and motivation to study the STEM disciplines so we can continue to generate the good-paying jobs and economic impact that propel the Commonwealth.”
More than 50 displays and information booths representing various aspects of the industries served as the backdrop for the event at the Delta Hangar. There were 21 aircraft including airplanes, two helicopters, numerous airport operations vehicles, as well as a Massport Fire Rescue airboat. In addition to several Massport departments, exhibitors included The Museum of Science, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Mass Maritime Academy, Massachusetts Air and Space Museum, Massachusetts State Police, Boston MedFlight and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
“Hundreds of careers at our airports were represented today,” said Massport’s Director of Aviation Ed Freni. “We rely on the engineers who design and build the planes, the pilots who fly them, the electricians who keep runways lit and radars working properly, the air traffic controllers who make sure aircraft travel safely in the sky, and many more. Showcasing the various career paths at the STEM Expo will hopefully encourage these young people to one day have a career at Logan.”
Massport employs hundreds of people in STEM fields including electricians, engineers, analysts, and technicians who work in concert to accomplish the authority’s mission of connecting Massachusetts and New England to the world. The STEM Education Expo started as a collaborative effort sponsored by the FAA and Massport in 1994.
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) owns and operates Boston Logan International Airport, public terminals in the Port of Boston, Hanscom Field, and Worcester Regional Airport. Massport is a financially self-sustaining public authority whose premier transportation facilities generate more than $15 billion annually, and enhance and enable economic growth and vitality in New England. No state tax dollars are used to fund operations or capital improvements at Massport facilities. For more information please visit massport.com.
Thursday, June 18, 2015
United Way expands successful summer learning program; EB YMCA and Social Centers participate
Over 3,000 K-3 students expected to benefit from literacy programs proven to avoid summer learning loss and increase reading skills
BOSTON -- United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley is expanding its nationally-recognized Summer Learning Collaborative to reach over 3,000 elementary school-age children in 25 program sites in the region. This year’s funding of $260,000 – raised from diverse partners such as Alliance Data, Boston Consulting Group, Boston Financial Data Services, Theodore Edson Parker Foundation, United Parcel Service and United Way’s Women’s Leadership Council – enables the expansion to serve over 300 more children than last year and three additional locations. The 2015 locations will serve students from the communities of Lynn, Lawrence, Lowell, Salem, Winthrop, Peabody, Revere, Cambridge, Somerville and Boston neighborhoods of Dorchester, East Boston, Allston Brighton, Chinatown and Roxbury.
Research shows that low-income children experience summer learning loss at a much higher rate than their middle-class peers, who typically benefit from enriching summer programs, learning experiences and homes filled with books and reading. Over the course of one summer vacation, this summer learning loss creates an approximate three-month achievement gap in reading skills between the two groups of children. By middle school, the cumulative effect adds up to a gap equal to two full years of achievement.
A partnership between United Way, BOSTnet, community-based organizations, and school districts, the Summer Learning Collaborative improves children’s literacy outcomes by integrating literacy activities in fun and meaningful ways into existing summer camp programs at community-based organizations in low-income communities. It also focuses on professional development for program staff to ensure the program’s success can be sustained and scaled. Last year:
· 85% of the 2,700 participating children avoided summer learning loss;
· 82% of children said they enjoy reading more now than they did at the end of the summer;
· 69% of the participating children maintained or increased reading skills; and
· 85% of the participating children said the staff made reading fun.
“For too many children, summer time is when important progress made during the school year is lost,” said Michael K. Durkin, president at United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley. “This partnership is specifically designed to target summer learning, helping children to maintain, and even increase, their reading skills over the summer to keep them on track to be proficient readers by third grade.”
The communities and locations for the 2015 Summer Learning Collaborative include:
Boston: Ellis Memorial, Dorchester YMCA, East Boston YMCA, Egleston YMCA, Oak Square YMCA, Wang YMCA, East Boston Social Centers
Cambridge: East End House
Lawrence: Lawrence YWCA, Greater Lawrence Community Action Council, Merrimack Valley YMCA
Lowell: Girls Inc. of Lowell, Community Teamwork Inc. (at Murkland, Pawtucketville and McAuliffe schools)
Lynn: Camp Fire North Shore, Girls Inc. of Lynn, Gregg Neighborhood House
Peabody: For Kids Only Afterschool
Revere: For Kids Only Afterschool
Salem: For Kids Only Afterschool
Somerville: Somerville YMCA
Winthrop: For Kids Only Afterschool
BOSTON -- United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley is expanding its nationally-recognized Summer Learning Collaborative to reach over 3,000 elementary school-age children in 25 program sites in the region. This year’s funding of $260,000 – raised from diverse partners such as Alliance Data, Boston Consulting Group, Boston Financial Data Services, Theodore Edson Parker Foundation, United Parcel Service and United Way’s Women’s Leadership Council – enables the expansion to serve over 300 more children than last year and three additional locations. The 2015 locations will serve students from the communities of Lynn, Lawrence, Lowell, Salem, Winthrop, Peabody, Revere, Cambridge, Somerville and Boston neighborhoods of Dorchester, East Boston, Allston Brighton, Chinatown and Roxbury.
Research shows that low-income children experience summer learning loss at a much higher rate than their middle-class peers, who typically benefit from enriching summer programs, learning experiences and homes filled with books and reading. Over the course of one summer vacation, this summer learning loss creates an approximate three-month achievement gap in reading skills between the two groups of children. By middle school, the cumulative effect adds up to a gap equal to two full years of achievement.
A partnership between United Way, BOSTnet, community-based organizations, and school districts, the Summer Learning Collaborative improves children’s literacy outcomes by integrating literacy activities in fun and meaningful ways into existing summer camp programs at community-based organizations in low-income communities. It also focuses on professional development for program staff to ensure the program’s success can be sustained and scaled. Last year:
· 85% of the 2,700 participating children avoided summer learning loss;
· 82% of children said they enjoy reading more now than they did at the end of the summer;
· 69% of the participating children maintained or increased reading skills; and
· 85% of the participating children said the staff made reading fun.
“For too many children, summer time is when important progress made during the school year is lost,” said Michael K. Durkin, president at United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley. “This partnership is specifically designed to target summer learning, helping children to maintain, and even increase, their reading skills over the summer to keep them on track to be proficient readers by third grade.”
The communities and locations for the 2015 Summer Learning Collaborative include:
Boston: Ellis Memorial, Dorchester YMCA, East Boston YMCA, Egleston YMCA, Oak Square YMCA, Wang YMCA, East Boston Social Centers
Cambridge: East End House
Lawrence: Lawrence YWCA, Greater Lawrence Community Action Council, Merrimack Valley YMCA
Lowell: Girls Inc. of Lowell, Community Teamwork Inc. (at Murkland, Pawtucketville and McAuliffe schools)
Lynn: Camp Fire North Shore, Girls Inc. of Lynn, Gregg Neighborhood House
Peabody: For Kids Only Afterschool
Revere: For Kids Only Afterschool
Salem: For Kids Only Afterschool
Somerville: Somerville YMCA
Winthrop: For Kids Only Afterschool
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Celtics player Tyler Zeller will lead 40 YMCA youth in fruit sculpture and fitness games
Boston Celtics and Sun Life Financial Close Out the East Boston YMCA
Fit to Win Program with "Championship" Event
Celtics player Tyler Zeller will lead 40 YMCA youth in fruit sculpture and fitness games
WHO: Boston Celtics Center Tyler Zeller Boston Celtics Mascot "Lucky" the Leprechaun 40 3rd-6th grade children from East Boston YMCA
East Boston YMCA staff Sun Life Financial staff volunteers
WHAT: Boston Celtics player Tyler Zeller will celebrate the completion of the four week East Boston Fit to Win program, the Celtics' and Sun Life Financial's rewards-based youth activity program, with a "Championship" event at the East Boston YMCA. 3rd - 6th graders who have completed the program will interact with Zeller, mascot "Lucky" and Sun Life volunteers for a healthy eating activity and fitness games before a jersey presentation and Celtics "Dunk Show" to close out the celebration.
The Championship Event marks the culmination of the East Boston YMCA's four week program, where participants earned Celtics-themed prizes and event opportunities for the YMCA. The East Boston YMCA is the last of three participating YMCA of Greater Boston locations. The Celtics and Sun Life Financial also brought the Fit to Win program to the Thomas M. Menino YMCA in January and Roxbury YMCA in March.
WHERE: East Boston YMCA 54 Ashley St. East Boston, MA
WHEN: Wednesday, June 3: 4:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.
WHY: The Boston Celtics and Sun Life Financial's Fit to Win program is aimed at improving the health and well-being of young people throughout the city of Boston. The program harnesses Bostonian's love for the green team, and provides youth with a fun way to learn about maintaining a healthy lifestyle by utilizing activity tracking sheets that focus on the participants' fitness and health goals.
Fit to Win Program with "Championship" Event
Celtics player Tyler Zeller will lead 40 YMCA youth in fruit sculpture and fitness games
WHO: Boston Celtics Center Tyler Zeller Boston Celtics Mascot "Lucky" the Leprechaun 40 3rd-6th grade children from East Boston YMCA
East Boston YMCA staff Sun Life Financial staff volunteers
WHAT: Boston Celtics player Tyler Zeller will celebrate the completion of the four week East Boston Fit to Win program, the Celtics' and Sun Life Financial's rewards-based youth activity program, with a "Championship" event at the East Boston YMCA. 3rd - 6th graders who have completed the program will interact with Zeller, mascot "Lucky" and Sun Life volunteers for a healthy eating activity and fitness games before a jersey presentation and Celtics "Dunk Show" to close out the celebration.
The Championship Event marks the culmination of the East Boston YMCA's four week program, where participants earned Celtics-themed prizes and event opportunities for the YMCA. The East Boston YMCA is the last of three participating YMCA of Greater Boston locations. The Celtics and Sun Life Financial also brought the Fit to Win program to the Thomas M. Menino YMCA in January and Roxbury YMCA in March.
WHERE: East Boston YMCA 54 Ashley St. East Boston, MA
WHEN: Wednesday, June 3: 4:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.
WHY: The Boston Celtics and Sun Life Financial's Fit to Win program is aimed at improving the health and well-being of young people throughout the city of Boston. The program harnesses Bostonian's love for the green team, and provides youth with a fun way to learn about maintaining a healthy lifestyle by utilizing activity tracking sheets that focus on the participants' fitness and health goals.
Monday, April 7, 2014
East Boston - Malden Youth Hockey Season Round-up
Faster than you can say Rocket Richard, the 2013-2014 Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey season has come to a close. A great year of hockey for all players, coaches and families comes to an end.
MITES (4-8 Years Old)
Valley League Champions!
Malden/East Boston 3, Methuen 2
Valley Rink, Haverhill MA
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Valley League Champions!
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 5, Dedham 1
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 6, Stoneham 1
Breakaway Ice Center, Tewksbury MA
Cross-League Finals
Malden/East Boston 7, Reading 2
Breakaway Ice Center, Tewksbury MA
PEEWEE (11-12 Years Old)
Defeated in the Quarterfinal round.
Malden/East Boston 3, Lexington/Bedford 9
The Edge, Bedford MA
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
Defeated in the Championship round.
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 4, SMS 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 0, Belmont 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
BANTAM AAA (13-14 Years Old)
Defeated in the Championship round.
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 3, Reading 1
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 1, Methuen 3
Valley Rink, Lawrence MA
MIDGET (15-18 Years Old)
Valley League Champions!
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 3, Woburn 1
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 3, Shrewsbury 2
Valley Rink, Lawrence MA
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MITES (4-8 Years Old)
Valley League Champions!
Malden/East Boston 3, Methuen 2
Valley Rink, Haverhill MA
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Valley League Champions!
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 5, Dedham 1
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 6, Stoneham 1
Breakaway Ice Center, Tewksbury MA
Cross-League Finals
Malden/East Boston 7, Reading 2
Breakaway Ice Center, Tewksbury MA
PEEWEE (11-12 Years Old)
Defeated in the Quarterfinal round.
Malden/East Boston 3, Lexington/Bedford 9
The Edge, Bedford MA
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
Defeated in the Championship round.
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 4, SMS 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 0, Belmont 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
BANTAM AAA (13-14 Years Old)
Defeated in the Championship round.
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 3, Reading 1
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 1, Methuen 3
Valley Rink, Lawrence MA
MIDGET (15-18 Years Old)
Valley League Champions!
Semi-Finals
Malden/East Boston 3, Woburn 1
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Division Finals
Malden/East Boston 3, Shrewsbury 2
Valley Rink, Lawrence MA
If you or someone you know has a child who wants to play hockey, we have open enrollment. For more information visit http://www.mebhockey.com/
Email us your questions @ mebhockey1@aol.com
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey Round Up for last regular week of the season.
Playoff schedules are being calculated. It’s Go-Time.
MITE K (5-8 Years Old)
Mites are Valley League American - AAA Champions with a record of 6-2-2 in the modified American Development Model cross-ice format.
Malden/East Boston 3, Methuen 2
Valley Rink, Haverhill MA
Mites skated to an overtime victory in the Valley championship. Jake Simpson had the first two goals and Chris Cecca got the game winner in overtime. Chris Hanifan was great in net making 20 saves and helped shut down Methuen for the final two periods and overtime.
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Squirts took 3rd in the South National – AA regular season standings with a record of 17-9-1.
Malden/East Boston 6, Dedham 8
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Malden/East Boston 6, Waltham 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Someone owes Brendan Curtis a couple of new hats as he scores 6 goals to help defeat Waltham. Assists went to Mathew Goggin, Nick LaConte, and Sean Horkan.
PEEWEE (11-12 Years Old)
Peewees ended the regular season 4-16-3 in the American – AA division.
Malden/East Boston 2, Lexington/Bedford 10
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Down 0-2 at the end of the 1st period, Marc Giordano put the Mustangs on the board with help from Ryan Gray and Branden Hurtado. At the hallway point in the 3rd period Giordano made it a game to get MEB within 3 goals but the Peewees couldn’t hold on.
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
2nd overall in regular season in the South National – AA division going 21-5-1.
Malden/East Boston 2, Reading 0
Valley Rink, Malden MA
BANTAM AAA (13-14 Years Old)
2nd overall in regular season in the Elite National division going 17-9-0.
Malden/East Boston 1, Methuen 3
Ranger Rink, Metheun MA
MIDGET (15-18 Years Old)
1st in the Tier 1 North – Full regular season with a record of 13-3-2.
Malden/East Boston 4, Jr. Crusaders 2
Chelmsford Forum, Chelmsford MA
If you or someone you know has a child who wants to play hockey, we have open enrollment. For more information visit http://www.mebhockey.com/
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MITE K (5-8 Years Old)
Mites are Valley League American - AAA Champions with a record of 6-2-2 in the modified American Development Model cross-ice format.
Malden/East Boston 3, Methuen 2
Valley Rink, Haverhill MA
Mites skated to an overtime victory in the Valley championship. Jake Simpson had the first two goals and Chris Cecca got the game winner in overtime. Chris Hanifan was great in net making 20 saves and helped shut down Methuen for the final two periods and overtime.
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Squirts took 3rd in the South National – AA regular season standings with a record of 17-9-1.
Malden/East Boston 6, Dedham 8
O’Brien Rink, Woburn MA
Malden/East Boston 6, Waltham 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Someone owes Brendan Curtis a couple of new hats as he scores 6 goals to help defeat Waltham. Assists went to Mathew Goggin, Nick LaConte, and Sean Horkan.
PEEWEE (11-12 Years Old)
Peewees ended the regular season 4-16-3 in the American – AA division.
Malden/East Boston 2, Lexington/Bedford 10
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Down 0-2 at the end of the 1st period, Marc Giordano put the Mustangs on the board with help from Ryan Gray and Branden Hurtado. At the hallway point in the 3rd period Giordano made it a game to get MEB within 3 goals but the Peewees couldn’t hold on.
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
2nd overall in regular season in the South National – AA division going 21-5-1.
Malden/East Boston 2, Reading 0
Valley Rink, Malden MA
BANTAM AAA (13-14 Years Old)
2nd overall in regular season in the Elite National division going 17-9-0.
Malden/East Boston 1, Methuen 3
Ranger Rink, Metheun MA
MIDGET (15-18 Years Old)
1st in the Tier 1 North – Full regular season with a record of 13-3-2.
Malden/East Boston 4, Jr. Crusaders 2
Chelmsford Forum, Chelmsford MA
If you or someone you know has a child who wants to play hockey, we have open enrollment. For more information visit http://www.mebhockey.com/
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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey Round Up for week 18
Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey Round Up for week 18 of the regular season. Don’t miss your chance to win $10,000 in the MEB 10K Raffle and Dinner, March 21st at the Malden Moose. Only 200 tickets will be sold. See www.mebhockey.com/Fundraising_Events.html for details and ticket form.
MITE K (5-8 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 8, Newburyport 3
Valley Forum, Haverhill MA
The Mites used great passing, solid defense, and goaltending to beat Newburyport. Jake Simpson had the eventual game winner late in the 1st period and tallied another 4 goals to lead the team in scoring. Chad Robertson added a goal and assist. John Summers and Lukas Deguire scored the other two goals. Chris Cecca had two assists and Will Fosdick also had an assist. Jonathan Monge and Ryan Jones each picked up their first assists of the year. Chris Hanifan frustrated the Newburyport shooters making 14 saves.
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 7, Dedham 6
Simoni Ice Rink, Cambridge MA
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 0, Burlington 2
Connery Arena, Lynn MA
MIDGET (15-18 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 2, Masco 3
Breakaway Arena, Tewksbury MA
If you or someone you know has a child who wants to play hockey, we have open enrollment. For more information visit http://www.mebhockey.com/
Email us your questions @ mebhockey1@aol.com
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MITE K (5-8 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 8, Newburyport 3
Valley Forum, Haverhill MA
The Mites used great passing, solid defense, and goaltending to beat Newburyport. Jake Simpson had the eventual game winner late in the 1st period and tallied another 4 goals to lead the team in scoring. Chad Robertson added a goal and assist. John Summers and Lukas Deguire scored the other two goals. Chris Cecca had two assists and Will Fosdick also had an assist. Jonathan Monge and Ryan Jones each picked up their first assists of the year. Chris Hanifan frustrated the Newburyport shooters making 14 saves.
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 7, Dedham 6
Simoni Ice Rink, Cambridge MA
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 0, Burlington 2
Connery Arena, Lynn MA
MIDGET (15-18 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 2, Masco 3
Breakaway Arena, Tewksbury MA
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey Round Up for week 15 of the regular season.
SQUIRT (9-10 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 6, Stoneham 4
Cronin Ice Rink, Revere MA
PEEWEE (11-12 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 3, Natick 1
Simoni Ice Rink, Cambridge MA
MEB came out dominant in the 1st period, hungry for another win after one-in-a-row. Rookie Guilherme Basilio managed to draw a penalty in the first minute of his first ever game. The 2nd period saw Natick score the first goal of the game but MEB came right back at them with quick unassisted goal by Mark Giordano. The final minutes of the 2nd period saw some great MEB passing and stick handling resulting in Joseph Melanson putting the puck in the back of the net, followed by a second unassisted goal for Giordano. In the 3rd period there was no goal scoring but lots of excitement as MEB went on the defensive, shorthanded for most of the 12 minutes but great goaltending by Anthony Bocchino brought home another win.
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 3, Reading 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Malden/East Boston 4, North Reading 3
Allied Veterans Rink, Everett MA
BANTAM AAA (13-14 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 2, Burlington 4
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Malden/East Boston 3, Arlington 1
Valley Rink, Malden MA
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Malden/East Boston 6, Stoneham 4
Cronin Ice Rink, Revere MA
PEEWEE (11-12 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 3, Natick 1
Simoni Ice Rink, Cambridge MA
MEB came out dominant in the 1st period, hungry for another win after one-in-a-row. Rookie Guilherme Basilio managed to draw a penalty in the first minute of his first ever game. The 2nd period saw Natick score the first goal of the game but MEB came right back at them with quick unassisted goal by Mark Giordano. The final minutes of the 2nd period saw some great MEB passing and stick handling resulting in Joseph Melanson putting the puck in the back of the net, followed by a second unassisted goal for Giordano. In the 3rd period there was no goal scoring but lots of excitement as MEB went on the defensive, shorthanded for most of the 12 minutes but great goaltending by Anthony Bocchino brought home another win.
BANTAM AA (13-14 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 3, Reading 2
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Malden/East Boston 4, North Reading 3
Allied Veterans Rink, Everett MA
BANTAM AAA (13-14 Years Old)
Malden/East Boston 2, Burlington 4
Valley Rink, Malden MA
Malden/East Boston 3, Arlington 1
Valley Rink, Malden MA
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