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New England Future Stars 2024 Season
FMC Ice Sports and the New England Future Stars would like to thank everyone for making this another great NEFS season! We had our highest ever tryout numbers and were able to place hundreds of players on teams to create the best competition while also having fun this summer!
The regular season kicked off April 29th and week after week players showed up to compete and make long lasting memories!
All-Star weekend 2024 took place at Cronon Arena in Revere halfway through the season. It was an amazing two-day event that allowed skaters to show off some amazing skills! These young athletes showed great dedication to hockey, and their skills were displayed for family and friends. Skaters were handpicked by coaches to be all-stars and competed in very competitive competitions and games.
The season really picked up during the playoffs starting on August 9th and saw many new teams enter in the quest to win the highly coveted silver and gold cups. Championship Sunday on August 11th brought highly skilled and competitive games. Some returning teams battled to defend their titles as champions and some newcomers took home the cup for the first time!
Congratulations to our first-place teams!
Gold Cup Champions:
U10 – Natick Chill
U12 – Raynham Raiders
U14 – Raynham Raiders
Varsity – Natick Chill
GU15 – Southeastern Grizzlies
GU20 – Southeastern Grizzlies
Silver Cup Champions:
U10- North Shore Stingrays
U12- South Middlesex Coyotes
Varsity- Natick Chill White
GU20 – Central Mass Cobras
Thank you to everyone from the players to the coaches and parents, for an incredible New England Future Stars season! We wish everyone all the best in their upcoming winter season, and we look forward to cheering you on!
If you could please fill out our end of year survey so we see how we can make next season even better we’d be very appreciative!
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