For everone's safety, parents and siblings are asked to stay out of the bench area during practices.  We thank you for your cooperation on this.

Learn to Skate will begin September 27 and run for 10 weeks.  It will be held at the Veteran's Memorial Rink in Haverhill (behind Haverhill High School) from 12-12:50.  Children ages 4 and up are welcome to attend.  Skaters are required to have a hockey helmet with face shield, plus elbow pads, knee pads, skates and gloves.  Registration forms will be available at the rink.

This session will be FREE for all participants.

Pentucket Youth Hockey is planning to participate in Groveland Days, scheduled for Saturday, September 6 at 9am.  Our official Zamboni will be there for the parade to escort us through the streets!  All players, parents, and siblings are invited and encouraged to walk in the parade.  We are also planning on a table where used hockey equipment will be sold.  If you're looking to clean out all the old gear, contact Derek Binding at djbinding@comcast.net.  More details to follow...

Pentucket's 08-09 season will kick off on Wednesday, September 3 with our Season Opener.  All are invited to attend...we're planning food, drinks and giveaways for the players.  More details to follow.

The ice schedule for the evening will be:

5-5:50pm        Mites

6-6:50pm        Squirts

7-7:50pm        Peewees

8-8:50pm        Bantams

PYH's 2nd annual Comedy Night and Silent Auction Fundraiser has been set for Friday, November 14.  This is a fun evening for parents to enjoy!   We are looking for auction items!  Anyone interested in helping in any way with this event, please contact Sandy Capo at mcapo9@comcast.net or 978-499-7168

Tuition fees have been set for the 08-09 season.  Tuition will be $1250 for a single child.  Families with 2 children will pay 1/2 price for the 2nd child ($625) and the 3rd child is free!  Tuition bills have been mailed.  Please note important dates!  A payment of $250 is due by July 15.  Tuition is due in full by September 30 (October 30 for multi-child families).

Pentucket Parents:

With tryouts upon us, there has been talk about players going to other programs. There seems to be some confusion and many questions about this. MA Hockey does have rules in place regarding players joining other programs that we wanted to be sure everyone was aware of. Namely, a town program can only register and roster up to (3) members per roster who are non residents. This applies to all levels, mites through bantams.

MA Hockey Rules and Regulations, Article I-Registration, Section 1D states:

D. Individual Members:
Those individual members who are players, coaches and/or referees shall be registered with MA Hockey. In order to be registered a member shall:
1. complete Individual Membership Registration prepared by USA Hockey and pay required registration fee;
2. players registered as individual members on a youth team must play for the town association of residence except that a resident of a city or town which does not have a registered association may join an association in an abutting city or town. A member who has joined an abutting city or town association shall be deemed to be a member of that association for his/her youth hockey career. Midget level players shall not be subject to these requirements.
3. Notwithstanding the provisions of D.2 requirements, a city or town association may register and roster up to three (3) members per roster who are non residents provided such member does not have outstanding financial obligations to another MA Hockey or USA Hockey affiliated association. Any non-resident member properly rostered for the 2000-01 regular season by association shall not be subject to this limitation.