1) Boston Breakout Super Series- Sept. 6-8, 2019
2) New England Fall Classic- November 29, Dec. 1, 2019 at New England Sports Center
3) Green Mountain Avalanche- Feb 28- March 1, 2020 at Jay Peak
The Wolves are pleased to announce FREE Floor/ Street hockey at the Merrill Fay Arena for Sunday nights starting May 12th and going until June 2nd. Start time is 5pm.
This program is open to all Wolves Youth players, and they will get a FREE T Shirt for attending.
Email Tim Kunes (trkunes@gmail.com) or Andrew Trimble (scoringconcepts@gmail.com) if you would like to attend, so that the Wolves management can get a head count on expected numbers.
All players will need to bring their helmet, gloves and a street hockey stick. Any additional equipment is optional. Water is recommended.
There will be trivia, prizes and basic instruction provided each week.
Looking forward to our third season running this amazing and fun program!
For more info on the Wolves- www.ne-wolveshockey.com
The New England Wolves recently completed a Free Learn To Play Hockey Program at Merrill Fay Arena. The program was a huge success, signing up over 30 kids ages 4 to 12. The program taught many skills including skating, edge work, shooting, passing and stick handling. Obstacle courses and scrimmages were their favorites! Sessions were twice a week, Sunday morning and Monday afternoon. USA Hockey Registration was required. Equipment package was made available from Capital Sports and used equipment was provided free to any child who needed it! Many children came to us with no prior skating experience, but soon with the structure provided by New England Wolves Staff and volunteers, made incredible progress! Almost all of the skaters attended tryouts for the New England Wolves Youth Hockey Program and were placed on teams for the following season. The New England Wolves will be taking over all youth hockey operations from Lakes Region Youth Hockey at Merrill Fay Arena for the upcoming 24-25 hockey season. The New England Wolves are committed to the long term athletic development of its members by providing a safe, friendly environment, USA Hockey Credentialed Coaches, and team building! Due to the huge success of the Free Learn To Play Hockey Program the New England Wolves will be offering this again. Check out the New England Wolves website and videos on You-Tube and Instagram for more information and registration. We will be looking to sign up 60 kids this time around so sign up and come on down for a great experience. Your children will love it!!!
LACONIA, NH -- A.J. Lackas, a forward for the New England Wolves, has committed to Albertus Magnus College for the fall of 2024.
The '03 native of Las Vegas, NV just completed his third season with the Wolves at the Eastern Hockey League (EHL) level. He was an immediate impact player with 28 points in his first year. However, this past year was his most productive to date, eclipsing the 20-goal plateau and registering 53 total points. Overall, Lackas hit the ice for 127 games throughout his EHL career, tallying 115 points along the way (48 goals, 67 assists).
"He has been a huge part of our success here at the Wolves, including our trip 2 seasons ago to the Frozen Finals in Providence,” said Wolves head coach Tim Kunes. “He has put in a lot of work to become a college hockey player and really taken advantage of what our program can offer in terms of development.”
Lackas has gotten a taste of college hockey while participating in the EHL All-Star College Series. Competing with the Main All-Star Team, he took on SUNY Fredonia and SUNY Brockport back in October, tallying a goal and an assist during the exhibition series.
“The EHL and the Wolves organization has not only helped me develop as a person and player, but also helped with exposure to NCAA hockey,” said Lackas. “Albertus was an easy choice once I saw the facilities and everything they had to offer. It’s a top-notch program with a great atmosphere and a great location. It was a no-brainer.”
Lackas is one of three EHL players that have committed to join the Falcons this fall, as he will Akezhan Melis from the Boston Jr. Rangers and Mike Santonelli from the New Hampshire Avalanche when he arrives on campus.
“AJ is a true team player and to see him continuing his career at the NCAA level is very gratifying as a coach,” concluded Kunes. “AJ has been a top player in the EHL for the last three seasons. He's going to be a great player for Coach Wallack.”
Learn more about the Wolves on the team's official website, and check out the full 2023-24 NCAA commitment list.
