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M.E.B First Annual Travel Banquet
M.E.B.'s first annual travel banquet was held on Monday, May 12 at Kowloon's Restaurant. A great time was had by all.
Many thanks to all who helped to make this banquet a success. Special thanks to Maria Ferreira for assisting in selling raffle tickets and to Beth Regan for helping at the door checking families in.
Thank you to Superior Sreening for donating the sweatshirt and jacket, Mario - Century 21 for the bike and the Guiliano family for the Ipod Docking Station. As always the $250 Tuition Credit was sponsored by the league.
Congratulations to the following raffle winners:
Kyle Regan - $250 - Next Season Tuition Credit
Brooke & Ryan McCarthy - Bike
Patty Guarino - 50/50 - $138
MEB Jacket - Gino DeSimmone II
MEB Sweatshirt - Anthony DiFeo
Ipod Docking Station - Margaret White - Function Coordinator - Kowloon's Restaurant
We raised $647 for the program ($275 - Bike and Ipod docking station raffle, $234 - Tuition Raffle and $138 - 50/50).
The Fun League/Learn to Skate Banquet was held on Monday, May 5 at Anthony’s of Malden. A great time was had by all.
Congratulations to the following raffle winners:Paul Camarro - $250.00 Next Season Tuition Credit
Paul Camarro - Bike
Bob Carozza - 50/50 - $72.00
Allesandro Grutti - Hockey Equipment
Traci & Jessica Crugnale - Hair Salon
Brendan Curtis - Door Prize - Knee Hockey Set
We raised $323.00 for the program ($125.00 in Basket Raffles, $124.00 in Tuition Raffles and $73.00 on the 50/50).
Thank you to all our sponsors – Mario - Century 21, Pure Hockey, Modells, and Hair Salon.
2008-2009 Registration
“The Pride of Two Cities”
Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey – a joint city youth hockey program is holding registration for our 2008-2009 Hockey Season.
Mites – Bantams (Full season)
Midgets (Full & Half Season)
Girls (Length of season TBD)
All Players must register to secure a spot on a roster for next Season
REGISTRATION:
FEE: - $250.00
In 2008/2009 Malden/East Boston Youth Hockey will enter our second season as one program.
Mites - Peewees participate in one (1) practice and one (1) skills session per week for twelve (12) weeks beginning in October. Once skills end these teams will practice two (2) times per week for the remainder of the season. Bantams, Midgets and Girls will have two (2) practices per week, no skills.
Teams participate in Valley League or Dual State League and Tournaments
Games Socks and Game Jersey Included
Visit our websites for more information:
www.eteamz.active.com/eastbostonyouthhockey/
QUESTIONS:
Email:
Phil Genualdo at phil@maldenyouthhockey.org
Or call:
Anthony Pascucci (617) 567-5774
Phil Genualdo (617) 719-3578
Neck Guards are a MANDATORY piece of equipment. Parents please make sure that your child/children are wearing their neck guards for practices and games.
Dates to remember:
ALL FINAL PAYMENTS ARE NOW DUE - to find out if you have a balance - Malden players contact Bob Carozza at BCinmalden@aol.com and East Boston parents contact Judy Mullen - at mothermoon93@comcast.net
April 18-20 - Coca Cola Tournament - Mites through Midgets will be participating in this tournament. It is held at the New England Sports Center in Marlboro. Save the dates - more information to follow.
Malden-East Boston Apparel!!!
To order Malden-East Boston apparel contact Rich Scarpaci at superiorscemb@yahoo.com.
Ongoing Events
Save your Shaw's Supermarket receipts, the league receives 1% of all receipts submitted – Give your receipts to Linda Crugnale or Susan Taylor.
Press Release - Alan Ashare MD & Bob Rogers -- You and I have been watching the TV news stories and some of us have been reading articles on the new strain of staff infection (MRSA, which stands for Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus is a strain of bacteria that is resistant to many antibiotics.) and how it is passed from player to player. It's has become so serious and dangerous that is imperative to talk with our Massachusetts Hockey family about it; How it is spread and preventative measures to reduce or even better stop it's transmission?
HOW IT IS SPREADING?:MRSA spreads when someone comes in contact with an infected person. It can also be spread by touching contaminated objects like hockey equipment, clothing, sharing a towel or drinking from water bottles.
PREVENTION:"Never share towels or wash cloths because you could spread bacteria back and forth to each other." It's been reported in the last few years that hockey players both professional, college and amateur have all been infected with MRSA. Players/Players should change their post-game routine. "Coaches can inform players and parents to "Clean pads, uniforms, everything. Wash them after every use, practice, games etc. Keep everything clean". Bring a water bottle for their child. Experts say, we should no longer allow the inappropriate use of antibiotics "using them to treat colds and the flu has contributed to antibiotic resistance which seriously threatens all of our health".
There are so many informative websites that address this issue.
Please download Coaches Handout Link:
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