1) USA Preseason Showdown- August 23-25, 2019 at New England Sports Center
2) New England Fall Classic- November 29- Dec. 1, 2019 at New England Sports Center
3) Deep Freeze at Waterville Valley- March 6-8, 2020
Register today to tryout for the Wolves Youth Teams (U8 to U14)
Tuesday Feb. 18th
5:00-5:50 8U (2017-2019)
6:00-7:00 10U (2015-2016)
7:15-8:10 12U (2013-2014)
8:15-9:15 14U (2011-2012)
Tuesday Feb. 25th
5:00-5:50 8U (2017-2019)
6:00-7:00 10U (2015-2016)
7:15-8:10 12U (2013-2014)
8:15-9:15 14U (2011-2012)
Cost is only $50.00. Register online via link on homepage of website or here- List Detail - CampVine
Wolves Annual JBT Game raises an incredible $62,000.00 for the Cure Starts Now
Laconia, NH. The New England Wolves 10th annual JBT Game set new highs at this years event, raising over 62 thousand dollars for the Cure Starts Now to combat childhood cancers.
The Annual Game, held each winter since the 2015-16 season, pits two Eastern Hockey League teams against one another and raises money through the shooters involved in their shootout competition between periods. This year had 10 shooters, and local resident Brycen Martin raised an all time individual high of over 13 thousand dollars for the cause. Former Jr player and Interlakes High School star Tim Casey emerged victorious in the shootout, winning this years competition in the finals versus local favorite Chad Baron. This years fundraising amount, combined with the previous years, pushed the fundraising total for the game over the $300,000.00 dollar mark.
All of the proceeds of the fundraising goes to the Cure Starts Now charity which provides research funding in an effort to find a home run cure for cancer. John Bradley Thompson, whom the game is named after, battled DIPG, a rare and inoperable form of cancer. The Wolves hold the game each season in his honor.
“We would like to thank all of our shooters for the miraculous job of fundraising they did this winter. Also to the Boston Dukes, Cure Starts Now, our fans, and especially the Thompson Family, who with their blessing we hold this annual game for.” said Wolves GM Andrew Trimble.
The Wolves won 7-3 over the Boston Dukes in the EHL game. They were paced by Harrison Kramer’s two goal night and a stellar performance in nets from Latvian Lukas Bukatovs. This win marks the EHL teams 7th consecutive win.
For more info on the Wolves- www.ne-wolveshockey.com
For more info on the Cure Stars Now- Home | The Cure Starts Now
The New England Wolves have once again dedicated this Home Game to celebrate the memory of John Bradley Thompson and raise awareness and research funding for The Cure Starts Now Foundation.
The Cure Starts Now focuses on the Homerun Cure to all cancers by concentrating our research funding efforts on one of the deadliest forms of cancer, DIPG. With over $34 million in pediatric brain cancer research and support funding to date in conjunction with our DIPG/DMG Collaborative Partners, you can rest assured that 100% of your donation, after credit card processing, will go directly to innovative research. Please join us in funding crucial research to save our youngest of warriors.
1 in 330 children in the U.S. will develop cancer by age 20.
On the average, 15,500 children are diagnosed with cancer each year.
Cancer is the #1 killer of children by disease in the United States, yet it remains one of the most underfunded diseases in the world.
The Cure Starts Now focuses on the Homerun Cure to all cancers by concentrating our research funding efforts on one of the deadliest forms of cancer, DIPG. With over $34 million in pediatric brain cancer research and support funding to date, you can rest assured that 100% of your donation, after credit card processing, will go directly to innovative research. Please join us in funding crucial research to save our youngest of warriors.
Click on Link to Donate- JBT Shootout | The Cure Starts Now
Puck Drop is Saturday January 11, 2025 at 630pm in Laconia as the Wolves EHL team takes on the Boston Dukes.
